The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-14 00:00:00

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'• MI =iriislo- len -144; •oporif, impel 'May ;bll+ l o#o. hi jot ItAirst., pe t , dud 1 1. qt. iii el444Olvveol ought to lri i 'ellek►) efMltft t'tWiJ e ,IllamoloOhitea Wove 6 tisk peen", reildideoll; iron% Wits IWO Mirk. boil NW*. orgoiarters Bli”:10141 gifeelivir - 11.40 t 41111.4p5il sitelllii joine - i stow WA they .1 keesselves: lligtOirliielrali p ll tise'Veasilt jai- 4 Ight di; thiillowa 'that Idea pellcisTertigri•' with this genteel inienste InttliskAr itt.letrowfwees -2445:01 were hi Mr. ° 1 . 4 1 e• 94Ifft ll • mar T" 1. ' ere now 'isle lh r r Which art t. lees Oat tit be foggernee ear bst ovieenebe. it west ill ifW.Prefiliee thafoisold Itallailt*Ortg WM 100 1 08 tire wenesfeeperrr 41,4110 es eat his ariii i iisarellt 'of penwl t *savan t ordws fro t tied. but re still risks to be .noise d the proceeds is bills or 'er' 1 4 .IPieslactieer ,is . The great object of•the o adjust the supply to the ; hot notwithstanding his theft.. 4 f then tbetneou• and experience, could not 141, what woulibecore• of ' s reeirlv for those evils is ,ord. ile denied that the icily on agriculture thee intrfirst. Thu euetrary r propositions lathe Hoe. et his approbation store nan who had laid his reso- hail eifrulated the scale his !triolotion. The do n w•as that of Mr. tirey. irn alimad according to a detilations went on a Ira• that making the cost of mg to the average of the ition for calculating the ies in 'his country, err°. Ter4 that it was on an eclat to he raked, but not the lam 30 or 40 years.- I , ort of the Baltic were as Ir•latie daring all that pe tak•• the ge price of re period. The lion. Mem . ion for some time. In teriAtitferenceintheprice period of the Revolution ; 0,1 in Britain, greatly in• ley could have cord from Ole) . coal(' have it from r•• proceeded to &write al and the Bak of fhe picture of the progress of k of Eno.4nd and the Ho 411u.ling to the effects of id the subsequent rrstora. :ated aiiy attempt to legis loose, until the full effect+ relents Act had been de- I try vortial regnlations i•i,•n ; for there was not measure W.ilb not I f limey did loot disregard would reduce the pon iard of the depreciated parties to the arrange. Atter further obser e Hon. lientleman con-' house not to proceed far• DERRY Mt himself at a I the honse ought to sus ere convened to the opi ail the currency was ad- via. ,ftethlog liki . i lairbeialhOWAillVie44Oii-ime e 1 11 1 11, • *eV 1011 1 10101hts Laketon , . ordeals& • : Tbuditler flt e - li b a f ro l)11 1 14 411 1 _Olll l ' bier. itelailhotaliagi ad a Bee , pAttaind.ol4l- il:F i ltat 10,1 6 .11106 ilernir 1, Ilet Will It Ice , . le PP ifftrn pala AikOliblfilnillihrtirie lit ,...,..„ ,5 r. ,peitsd iltalilk Ikhoeis a 'l itre i r# 'hINX f priest and howdestelt IN' WPM' iiriiiiiii .r , fh toloweethe pt ie• totes. whimoilit diettinghli‘ndslloi :fi tc pors *at 410..1.The 'bib; deemessuitil• hiNieret 4 I c,0, 11 14 1 7 . 04 ,4 rafaid•O11100411.111sow OropeTlsse•ts ; le f t R1,4,141094,4.4111%**. Pat Ilth g • tiro mi. pip , i was Procisilj Se ass X ifie' lliquie 4si le ea the •tatqw al '. my , iiit sail *ot WI ilia= '6•Nietini....ld.d.44 l 4 6 4 . llrititt the edittra4f W ool Aim leallaMesqatilbidri .giorw.B lb w Weir , 1 1 1 PMOdraj?Wd a. *.*mob al tlai to aklec on • g i t l eA mare o; : tPlettt4ll,llri 4441680 '7 . 2 1 " 11 . eQl4l ' 16 Ildit'S Id eesr es ow 'grill pa . , a - toy ,syn; Mit rite Wf -II •airmatie' I st . 16411 1= . Wall . ordriolo!orpe (is so pablirlt ..wr _if . lompoirfoo. ,t , goo Menet of dbraasioall Mot : la reArWtobt of. rairiell iMoi scat AlleaMt be. seihiq *in a BefOlitlloo--Minft 11 1? a d Jae ea :•,,.. I Vt. KUME milfk te he o/BA liplegs lip, iipprelit orliii bee • Moil `iitime erode e l f a . l rolkiowiteslPlblf t he re Miiiixiikirollit wit 1, 1 ., there - dell entree" he foiled i sr*, /I,ll4lets OM the mosiesioln.4l. eine stoold , he te - ". R Aild Out aaißcareree 0f,:041.4 's. , xis • I ra 1 t b sde f t e l i T 'frit UN ~. ... ,;.; 2 :14111 1 1let • birellisOfik•tl l 'inaTe . r •,. , who sti - r7or t , • remit* Hotly ftiMleurifilister, to. , a , lither th , . of WA*, tillmbeasii* t sal • - ins .- :erit . ? *l4l 7l ll.ll2lr s .illejnin : lit za tmooN4 4 74: " t imill : sirllagiapowsi irrf oosl l Gl elle iglaDOL '*.iirlitni I to :, troArese eieettiof . •• 'l4 the year er more a ono* on ' theflpridoding }ears. Wit% thesoriftilsi . fore Mem, tomb& die leaded letterset 4%4 thiljdenven hi be logger robbeiblUar. bac} -411 • " 04- Mr die propositions 01l Nobielliastilemot•soit :st 44401145. 0. 404 ,rosto: ••• :rporsteir. Fri' dice°, elite 4t2 MI 11111"4. 14 "1"41tb‘e ilt ruin almost I • Y. &a. Lay, emit S a v et. nr:,StscrapterY'PßEL Kid thee id' re- Ahead/ ferfle'oliebtrallst a ilk' or Ile whealtheronalait 'code Ilei.aeliber libit. WootersitedsolOdt oliOliffWar ellinidis. duet reformers made to himoslit.ll4oWWW‘le Mom, heeler Cellars* (Mra Auw004.).. Those reformats. rattier extraordiaary, did not however s much sorpriee kMa as the 112•11110“ in whith they were received ity Roc Members at the opposite side of the bouse.—(Roar, hear.) Toboor meek • change of opinion from them was rather extraordinary. It might be that the great measure of the settlement of the• correnoy, was or was not at the time founded on an error of jedgmeat—might be a question on which a difference of epsilon might prevail. Het to bear it described as an iniquitous noes sure, and to hear also that dttecrlttlen bailed by the Ho nourable Members at tbir so' side of the boom, did be meat confess, se urea little.—(hrar, hear.) Where was the lefties of the Monosionible Gentle men 'opposite ?.. Rid they forget dint In 1811, Mr. Hor ner, a map, whom memory, thatagb.a political opponent, be should ever respect 'brought isms.% a Repert a which recommended a terekto the Corn etaodard within two years? Will thelHNlAlentlemen opposite say, that such a proposition was deserving of the terms " Iniquitous ineserre i"—(tioar, bear.) What was the whole course of the measure new under conteseplatioa ? Did it not receive the support of the Hoe. Member opposite ? Did not the Hon. Member for Coventry(Mr. Ellice) propose a Resolution, whose- object was to slake the ultimate limit of a return to the saltiest Corn standard in the year ltati ? Add yet it was strange that be (lie. Peel) was now exposed for a similar exertion to the sarcasms of the Member for Calliegton (Mr. Attwood.) Most gladly did he receive these taunts, when be recollected, that he gas pompreheodod with the Honourable Mem ber foe'Portarlingten (Mr. Ricardo). Mr. Peel then proceeded to describe certain parts of Mr. Attwood's teo timony before the Committee, on the Cash Restriction Law, and concluded drawing a contrast between the state of the - ng districts, when that great evil, an unlimitild piper circulation, was in issue, and at present when. rhenells there were partial disturbances, the very labourers refused to receive Se. a day, and two pints of beer, as his Hottonrable Friend (Mr. Littleton) the Member for StaPordshire, would state to the llonse. Mr. BUICE defended the coarse of cooduct he had pursued Os the discussion of the Bill intvelineed by the Right Hon,. °endow' ( Mr. Peel). There was no man who more intimately admired the talents of Mr. Horan titian he did, bat the Horse would recollect that when Mr. Horner recommended the quick return to the coin standard, there were only thly m il lions of Hank and Country notes in circulation, whereas in 1819, when the Right Hon. lientlesnan introduced his Bill, there were sixty millions. He (Mr. Ellice) was free to confess that ' he did not then eitiositolbe extent .1 that tatatur• ; end he would go further rod say. ,that neither that Holm nor the country load even dome my idea of the extent of the results to whlih it woalliet my idea hear!!)— & It would, he midi be foe 'as his Hon. Priem' the .Member for drothletor (Mr..lr air) had stated, a Baer! , Gm nearly of bur half of the property of many ladivi deal*. It affeemoi.every borrower, both public and pri vate, to an extreme degree, without at all being prejudi 'Nal to the creditors. If any person cou!J have calm• fated upon such an operation, however solicitous to oh .fain a ceeralo 'standard, he would have certainly paused before he gave his assent to the measure. • . Mr. WILSON defended the Bill, commonly called . 111 r. Peal's, against the epithets applied by the Honore *. Member for Callingtok who nailed it au iei v airope measure. . . ta n L ~ Sir R. WILSO N , said. that irbeiever l ' 1 the repeelefo tar was propagated the Noble Lord (Lbtidoriderry) was always ready to call est " Revoltitlon r • He tta4 done the **eon tie. qaeethie of the locate. Tax. aid- no' doubt weld do theadise tomorrow, .when penelosis a bod diplomatic situations came under the consideration of the House. ari==4:=4;6liitiatettie- 1r. 1 04 OM* 1 0 113Vr ssu r oviev ls eari ef s. A • 4 - s 1 11#4,41"airsiefl 411.11 , 404...g0 no,, to Ofts• it 1.11 ' ll /It 1-.4.1111' IMS the cr. eves-altsati- Itp the elfeßed of sit .vet- friendly Ireastin. • Repo inertly to pat these angle, -------:i erne their . adoOon at Ibis looniest a ato b., 1 . , The Itieir t io i f LONIXYVDERItY. ml 4 Iltit his PolhaPsi ' 11,11seee Reirllntions iraiOloit' die Im part dark, • Web.. 0 Hip ofjpen leolitriPain pre en', la thel same • tft lomeslieris imp,* dlitleiliii a 18 .0" 1 tioxv - . laibipjbleutiosi bids abr. _ . it i l licri v it _ _ iGirlke'""ltig_ ... 1 4?"7 0 .1 _l' '!`•_ll', 6 t i' 1 • e esorelsorts es ter. ransaimnweq Remmers. Witiwiiii airlsrotr. rr • . .Ipeir fliegneitiba that thearilibial Reseiotlod bl mil ' seised them • • Mr. RICARDIIreee:M.II *tasseled- ad - same Writ tn. defend the ;violate whist; Ahem So Mei Milled .gicen Ipso the subject le the men. He mihmitheiLhis ResainUotte for the purpose o raving them entered ea ' ski Joareals.—They were pitt,: a ed . wegatived. ° the 'Other resalutToM wereAeiladerad lo : it.remic a -siaidel ROM. Aker someat thitien agree C te..„. • IIt.'MAIWRIA. segjetstieVie the Noble Welk Mt Ilp mar of Expatiate', be talbsilel allow ente' spade( Is . les.iespoetted. free, to aseamaia whetherideCeMii OIMMeal menolseve on the subject webs WNW g7mltier, and ,to satisfy the manofacturem, who saw ihotelreri protection , was heid,ostro the farmers. while they *0 dbliged to . pay the increased price. He did' weir teleis:tkil we alimilikdvil etehile without a fair;pim teetierdiset.lret that 160014 tot he Finch a ow as wouldif keep cone essereneusly high. ,To . talk tolhwhellittr OF; SOK of She present cermet wasdelusion. - Alibimauh l sewer. whose patellas* regalited toe price* ed.thennes. 1 dliitor, 01414. lot give such a price. It was idle„dopp.. fore, to expect it 'Among the consult. ...ilie..dt ;it ' : preentadlt,' he would piles ari neder-cireamtiost any, ~, an odor -prodeeiien of grain —nit -tis nary not a vedeadme - latiwo. its Wider tax ation motet etre), ..as ISOIIII, wit ilsoirmuud* loft felli a l ii i sgeo es'eli alth chasael lallinbik ~ Me (1 , 4: d. 40,414, Moos ea die•amoSearlas Of life. an ' tite4 . 1 . Mare/ tea ita its sead, ,Ilay other mealy whreli had'hottlitrineiple km its** skiiilthaet have Isis euirlike''''' ' • , _ . illte oiolo or the ai hieing heen read, WPM ° r=te $ and a Bel mita* to beerought in 'amulet L. PEW O.+ OPiestisalPlMPSlt. SPRING RICA : Yls,, d d d ematee et LO.N.DORDERILY. mid .160 OM diatinartat inleeded So ' • nes t a ttlea t wiiii weepier* - , tatTAtee se la mi ti l e end, M else or tie' lmam, Slime: .• • : IS • 'IN . . , •WM hlibaded la • 11:7 6 ir i s : • pi. •,. ~. .. 1 , Tie* ' - ortvx .'. .1. • , .iipileVilitili at P____ _ , : --, ". / ....-13-. . moos' reading of Ilse MR Op pitimM, M Animals was adjeoreed to Mendarnext. ~. The Intiotvem Debtors' Act Arieldment 111111iMised ,a second time. sad ordered to be committed puffier day •week. • The Marquees of LONDONDERRY preemalei a &P -rima of the Moister% appoiated by . Great Brittle to the Swiss Cantons, with their respective salutes, from the years 1752 to 1783, and frees 1792 to 18V..—Ordered to be printed. Th. other Orders of the Day Were then disposed of, and the House adjourised at Om o'clock. emmemmimmemisemsw sauna' /Bat COMPANY. A Meeting et Areprietors of South Sea Stork took place yesterday, for the, purpose of receiving the Re port of the Directors. as to the amount of Stock sub scribed toward. the New Prezio' Loan. Mr. Bosallouns‘ the Sub-Governor, stated the ac tual amount of subscriptions, previous to his entering the room to have been 310,0001. old stock. and 132,0001. money. He expressed hie surprise at the 1 ;riding amount of this sum. aid ascribed it to igno rance, on the part of the Proprietors, of the actual ad -1 vantage which they must inevitably gala. if the am pony obtained the contract. Thatitraatage he would state positively, would be an itie of a half per cent. on the Stock which might be subscribed; so :*et. the subscribers would receive, instead of three avid a half. fear per sent., in which ratio the value of their capital would be increased. Sir. HIGGINS moved that "No engagement be en tered into with Government until a dividend of four per rent. be secured to the old Proprietors, the addi tional one half per cent. being the charge of ma nagement which they were entitled to for the use of the South Sea House." . This preposition, which would give to the persons mot ieusbarking in the plan all the emoluments of those who 40... was immediately put aside by so atnentl gond, mewed by Mr. THOIINTON, that " the Governor pad Deputy Governor of the South Sea Company be authorised to treat and contract with Government for the propose.,). Annuity t" which motion was carried. Another resolution was passed, that for the above 'purpose, an additional capital be raised, not ex ceeding the present amount of the capital of the • Company (3,600,0001.) Resolutions were ultimately adopted,eutpoweringthe Directors to treat and contrast with Government ter the Loan, and for this purpose to raise an additional capital, not exceeding the amount of the capital al ready possessed by the Company, namely. 3,500,000 i. As the amount not subscribed by the Proprietors of South Sea Stock will be open to public couipeolae, and to the public generally. there can be little (mem tins. that the si hole will be immediately filled'op.-o. The Deputation to treat sod contract wills Gower..• meet will go up tomorrow at dens sCcleck, it of this day, as was formerly intended.. A bill atiflter, of the name of Benjamin Spencer. .wpsyssogilay fined by the sitting Magistrate at the .* sti-Ifottge, for violating the Sabbath , by pawing is bills infite public smote *a &Imlay morning last. 1 e penalty and costs atoosated to 15s. 411.—(Lesda awry, Way 4.) ! s ii 4 l,4tir • Itsmsswr "s . xis t; fi. 47 _n ~ . . • ill • TOFU 11% ON we**. Mai IL , * - • 'tint 'tibial ;Rim tnisaiit44 l ) , 1 , 1 . ....This defendant, a ~able of Winchester.: Mks 1101011abil at tiiii liat'lllikillater Assiees of liberai tor ~ ttes a !reed POO. 1f Is e win eommittetrto his cos tfoottirelea!i4lAif ari7; 41411. • dose; rges sile .east Exci as se at " w * as and no o w n 4 06 14 meat , - • ' Mr. Poatftemdkiell diereAff:lii ... . i i iiiiiiiiiii of pkeithi5i'et..,„..,........, 7 ii .• .. . • ' I • The rept wistigendreki Wetland to pay a fine 'to the King et 501 s at* remajalu tightly. jukkiljbet due Mit pad. - --""' -' '— •• • I Z NN IL .. tli a li t" ti thi l ka " S i d 4 NA 'le Jae po.t. jrnoied, .we h iedgnielat, ef . the Cie it'apois the defendaeti iiikOsisseellusi publisher of lieliisittAgaer Geziste. Islss,kist -IN. weirs', of a libel again the Ree..Dc. &vest. a Decameter Anises. , . , . The Larne.' Judge (BreVs hiving read the notes of the teal. sod vbe affidavits, a, Afp-elelee,4ll.o. the Come ldelikled,durdefrattant I. beVailspled i ion•en -4 teti g . Teti Its ,Otte' re'eu nit a tier for lON. I. i god, Jo 1i0 tir r,0,,,i,*.14P,0.‘ PO, I. e a. On 44iiittiiios a ike il Stfirma .. ,441.„,,, tlie,',4tieffr ant, dealridllif perjury: te, i t beVieeeept egaitta the Nair ord. filCallitclics, of Unstop, 'r tbs . sb duction of Miss Maria Gleno, .wes breerbt ail t o re. eti!* the jadgment of the VpitA,.. i Sipe,,t9e theeded by tie Anil* Mende, . iii apimmit to Atiegita tiOnand titaness. ••f. '' '' „ A l it ka , A , •• „ After the LOinClititi - V&iliadTrill* report of the trial, 'the farther procreitinii 'IV+ ***qui, QOM apotler day, his Lordship being *1444 ‘ie i tit 'to G i tilldliall to hold his sittings at NW PANIC ' - — 7. . as.:« irei . ' POLIeR. .. . . ,5..,...ci ••• c. Row - s .4—Yesterday Reftevrret :Ford, "%owls Cierry, John 'PriNiants. • sad '':roman retllLoys, all lads, were brought beforetir it. . Balms, io easto,ly of R 116141, Minis, 'add/other alieral. eitrand 9 • suspicion of being crinteifted (ii'd'burilar i y hail) eate n., sive robbery io the diredinir-h ,, ose Of Mr. Jot" Or din, of Macclesfield-street, Soho,"olf. tfillitsdir usSill , ' inn last. • . . .. . • , ... . • 111C•Oritedin is a goldsmith in Marelesteld-eheet.— tea Thursday evening,'fietpuen nine and tee o'clock, while ke was absent froin'hOme, some tisieveCeutered' Isis keine by a wiodow on' the roof, and having Made' di& way to the workshop, they earriettot lowellerp, and other property to the amount of seberal Inatreit reeds. - The house adjaninf that of Mr. (handle is eta" aid Is appeared that the thieves inualiave, first geiae:! an eitrnme there, sod have made their wag To at the garret windoir b of Mr. Orantlia'S. The prisoners were remanded. Wassere-sratrr.—Thls office continued sarrewnd ed by timusands of people daring a gnat part ayes. Ind**, •In consequence of Ana' iforitiford Being brought before Sauort. Twvroun, Esq. the presiding Magistrate, charged wi(b lb** murder of her infect konle child, The wretched woman was placed at the bar; she . wets confined by s straight jacket. aid append to bit,' mach agitated. , Robert Conch, of Virginia.row, Bethnal-greet', +pi ! , cial • constable, saw the child lying with its head. severed from its body. The razor pro laced all bloody ) , was lying near the body. There were serval s•rthicas i of blood upon the floor. fie took the prisoner to the watch-house. When there he questioned her as to the cause. She said that she had been •iy unco nfort , able for several weeks; that she had received good things from the Lord, but that she bad lost them ; that she had attempted to hang herself three weeks ago, and she could not do it. ire asked het if she had attempted to kill her child three weeks ago, atvl she said she had thought ofit. He asked her if she h l.l attempted to hang herself since, and she said she Irv! she had tried to do it that (Sunday) moralog. He ask ed. her then how she came to commit this rash act upon this child in particular, and she said she took the youngest because she could do It the easiest. Mary Ireland lived at Mr. Motintford's; kept t straw bonnet and dress-maker's shop in the lower p.irt of the house, on a level with the street; some ti ,e before eleven o'clock on Sunday morning, Mrs. Mount ford knocked at her door and said, .' I have alone it— I have done it—send for an officer." Witness said, what have you dune ?" She replied, " I have killed my child ; I hare cut its head off—l want to be hal); —I most be hung." She conducted herself lice 4 frantic woman, palling her hair and clothes in an extraordinary manner ; she also foamed at the mouth. Jane Mountford, the prisoner's daughter, a young girl, aged I-I years, was next called. She was tnuch agitated. She said—Yesterday morning, a little be. fore eleven o'clock, I had the baby in my arm.; rer mother was in the room dressing herself; she so :- denly took the child from me, and went with it int.) the passage ; she soon returned into the room, and took the key of the trap-door; she then teent np stair. through the trap-door with the child ; in 'boot te.... or three minutes she returned withont the chill. s!, t went into the kitchen to Mrs. Ireland ; before !.,.• mother took the child from me she seemed w!ti•.• to the face, and like a mad woman ; she did not speak to me when she took the child. The prisoner was committed to Nergate ft‘r trial. While'remaining in the parlour of the office she shed tears, and said, " I hope the Lord will bring me through it." Her looks and behaviour were such as to leave no doubt of her insanity. An inqueq was held yesterday, the evidence on which was, of coarse, nearly the same as above. The verdict was—Wilful Murder against the unhappy mother. V' On Tuesday se'uoight. about sit o'clock in the erasing, the farm botsestea•l of William Toovey. Esq. • at Brightwell, sear Wal!legion', was discovered to ha 7 on fire, and notwithstanding the prompt and indefati. 4able *unions of the neighbourhood to a he 1 dames, two barns, a stable, cart-hovel, saves corn lit ricks, a rick of hay, and various farming implements, ware entirely destroyed, and it was with great (lA coley that the cattle were sated. There is no dusk bat the firs was the malicioss act of silos inetendiuy, and a reward of two hundred pima.. is °gored our cenvtcttoa of the offentiers. I. MIS eye of thou who he great Ow be- that t farleois of the • ip•Stkon.— Jigs boo- *of ahoy . He d,r4 rto merest: thew homy to be helm. O aome explanations re- . . I. * e,,,/ ..., 4 1t.tst! V t,' - ' , l*" . . 'llOllll . efi , see L e * I . ' s i v Kills Witirjra WWII griZe*ii i iimA sse'. . , ill . ri1V.5 41.112 1:8P4 7 41 Tr 1 a I rtsiil2 4 l . tart Weald g SafitOtt it• '' ' ' Possisiwire " ahlrfidellems hesitglir dint* Ant! Fir , nitric:a Al s i ez t tboial izz 4llo ll imirea4:tirOo ainiarmitles at 1, las /Air' *Mit 1111 . .6 ili • libliet Erlil-lit7ra....ber lint•SoinS, l Irbil het Aid 0 4 I "sow ,if Adolostos , dile! ' Mbeile j r win its ._ se error w sa p passillsat iii wells 7. ti tfin 'on *if gPonVefoiok Wm , thall, the 41164,.4115ey I recOvoil, ,PighiniliiMool . wilco. itinfoi.for ! tints at t 4 Mink pl t ows wyt . woo Or i ...MP dia. Mare valirtlajjir Oat was smog i NNW! bast* ' '016104 44• 0 4 to sprite.. As r . /Ai pai* " ..! iT, a 'Wtitilliere ' 1111;:iiiiiiiiiiiialr — iloiirdiri••airalast Iola" talli A,vasige,46.!lllaralay. ti 4 LC had .a t hpar . 4 . say . 3lleniber nre Illiiiii 'if' Wired: th • *W.I. taw vtittnyhmi gimp igiaiappieit. 'Maio* with Frei . ...i1.71 ipiE ~• • .f , . 1 10'..5..-.- •.I . ~.. ki Va titi Most iii N. • th e MO , • .. IP M. . ; ; lii ,0.• *W M Ot • • i . ..:A.,.. . ." tslon tile • ... 1 . 46 , 111 , i . i , ~ ,: h. .L ,.. 1 . 1 , . Mink ta the siAloc are toad Allx 4 ki bt,! SI ••* rem kg.. ip.li i. ies•tution, totot feet that . ' the di . nig 'relativism an over-ah are rapid,' Joni. irito - IlargeeY wilt reprised teal wititaitithwelissiaisis. Ilitheat 161'11*mm - baler( eta 1 late a gorier a ainiseilloriq la she event of as sappl7. Up..dissect/awls it was that he was frig to tbefrksospla . oi'istioaties; With regard to the I ' latioitsile• robed Inertly to pet thou oil the Jonr far . h. was !est grass their . adop;ioa at Ibis um • • • • • • ; 1 . - r . 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