The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-14 00:00:00

A t;- ~F i~ • I I ~ . . berempAis l ittpjeammr.h ee ;ids lasi teilMteof,asellees.. Wi!htelreif ..t• PrViOaliwaa Watt 1164114111 n h•Nr4I . it lispgep therithpg)l4ol froltentlp bees alsamonipd i W e .. 4 4441POI•godwitolf,i4lro Crown e• now . 1 ^a toll i •• 4 11• 4 psi ibsi v•rocati vs be, ibIISMODIS , e ' l by M. 4HPIr at dm, outset of Lis reign? That . w 0 aq a4chellsasLisielaPsert highly praised, sad he ~ s . belie* no. The Valpip Loyd heel said that it woe . "lit,ati likifitten of, Knish that an army seals in ' Pel3 h 4 r w l a Z d ibte Tesliamonis had brought a Illonarck to .. .his shookd bare IooLAI for some all. bilaPtealpta* that meat, td he would bare lowa 1 - it le the µleaf the ilemwoh, sedamoneiog to stretch thapowerripmeggimiews beyond his richt. His Ma ! Friead had gtommd,hineself to persist»! danger. a dan filidrk.llll as. • had ever despised more than him. aelF,reeliegthsisall piss seer leis Lair, he very nate rai ly 41111140•P•4; sod smog the soldiers about to reload. by disesh was disgraceful to matinee tiring after . OR were weer. • The Noble Lord opposite --.. . thiptritht it ea net et- insubordination for his Hee. = Wass all. Undoubtedly, had his Hon. 1010 M• tr ia duty., It venni have been iesabordi -4 *V. I. bat .110 Mai merely as Olicer en half-pay, io '.• Odmpe ..Eletbia, ..had be spoke to the soldiers in • Y .6.11 -p losimitir. Mo.. was, he thought, no man, not r •• 1 • 1 s114 1 . ,liweititte. .tho Noble Lord himself, who 1 • 0 •4 41 ‘,40.-'lallorlisee :.Pen peck at occasion. He (41 1 .14e).1 11 /1101hie 4 se She ..blest of the many amble noise ialpbealsereetsteuel his Hrooroble Friend, that b•lll4.bills4erod •to peewees bloodshed. It was a • ' 4 part of hie Noble character, fur be had I . AlePlapiel amid the horrors of war. He really • anworksii mom dateable for the House to be campollkot *AM opera this enaction»; arising, as 1 1 4 id, sot pi almassistiou it which the soldiery had entiedered Tow -of dish , fellow-rwitiosta. He bad a tight Id foll it' sounlor. for eech hod 1 e .n the che rries.- .ffiees. yew that trooseetion by see of the coesti - tlifiesistleilianais. Us (Mr. L.) could find no die. tiierinetiot betimes the eminent* of the Noble Lord and:thamt.of et Nniketet-of War, on the caws of the Illeldiral AIMS» hod Lewd 11 elms , . i a Welsh cases • paeleetreassigdad 11.311 Wars, besides the two coo. / • eertied:.. Hero the Ho wearable Manlier read the Pro t.t whisheheseared that the undersigned Peers con ceirestleheysitad " a sight to inquire into the exercise ofshalblemitaive ins rase wherein valuable officers bad Soap dluairetil the genies without any cause assigned; Any *Loy was the Iwo wakens for isquiry lei.t theiterld.seitkreet it. alillkid *oppose that .the Perna -passer emaimil of them Noblemen had been the mierieetheiestispiesed g tad lest a bad Minister io, nAww11••• olbould swell himself of that precedent to Moist opiates whom enamel it Parliameat was ob- MoyAimmla him."--(Hear. hear.)----4114 lies• Send loi. reviglit to bow . who wore liCessiolselit. He • n e edy 40•1•4 all ka0w100......111-'‘- ' • ••.--' aim r - .1 • "; C' tam t I\ ..:....................._ 1 1 ' 1 _ 1 M ... 1,..,....:2. be ALL. • r F---- nienits:MT.,l;:rtlie innld tell tin Nails JANA ollimirlir. Mtn with ell their pewee amil.dernsee, 4 sintlater to give an isdepenehiat mete tie lainglea ,belled it teat ill that Hoesse.--41lear. hease)ns • Milani Delierid thee adverted to thectise of Sitibelliti i prilses, which, he contended, *at NW of jraP .l,.., lliffli i: e ~ ehip,—(llear. bear.) Lord PkLMERSTON explained. 4 N. D. BEN NET defended Sir Robert Wilesn's eup. duet: and- referred to the ease of the Duke of York when before this .House, epee which occasion 111 Pereevil said " that no British officer ought to WI criminally punished in life. limb, or property, id . ' out a charge in writing being made against lain. alik his being heard in his defence." lien Wel which the Loyal Duke claimed. Sir it. Wilson entitled to. .:lee House was altogether igaeratie the nature of the defence whirl, was to be set up lit reply to the facts urged by his lion. Friend. The people of England were not like filioisters—rhey felt the unjust treatment which his lion. and Gallant ,Friend had experienced. and they bad come forward to his became. He (Mr. B.) should think that he should be unworthy of a situdion is that House if be was not equally alive to the interests of the Crowd Illi tenacious of the interests of the people. Under dile impressioe. ha felt it imperative upon him to expires* himself as be had dune upon the present q (Hear, bear!) The Marquess of LONDONDERRY pretwind Sad Ain* not because the Hesse conid institute as ieqel7 isle every act of time:rewire, they should therefor* . do - se. When the Hone was invited to go int? t present question. it became highly important fur times to look at the consequence of charging themselves wi inquiries of this description. They would charge then selves with the task of revising the preregat Acts of •the Sovereign; and especially upon ml tary subjects. Before the bringing forward of the present minion, he bad always understood that it. was the undoubted privilege of the Sovereign of England to dismiss if he pleased any Officer of his, army, without a trial ; bar from the law, as it bad Is.. declated by Honoerable Members opposite. the nom:pinion of an Officer was in the nature of a frees hold tenure; that to take it away was neither more nor less than public robbery, and that the power of the Crown could lot legally affect a Military Officer with out the previous junction of a Coart Martial. lie thought however, that when the House came to sift the present question to the bottom, they would had It was. whether confidence could be reposed. and not whether any crime had been committed. The Civil Government could not exist an hour if the principle of coafideace were withdrawn. He pledged himself ft chew that it was not nicesaary for am Officer to be tried before he was dismissed. The Noble Mairupese here read, an extract from the Articles of War, wvpch ' the 4- bop daa I en. tl I: l lditi t ib;t 44 11 e.ftrStr Jeri of a •I ' h r Nfriti .s apposite ad qeduad.theltgli . aitiparity of -ordf Briar, to 'hew that gelid *or meet irithjestio it the Counsel Law. Why that would have ` l 4 llO the eery ergoreet be (Sin V. Burdett) avoid have used for set eseindiog them free justice is God Hosea especially when the power of the Crews Lad her exercised is e case so Lipari,. anima as that of his 800. and Geller Friesil. Hie 0411 or Friedoi, he thought, was entitled to the thanks of the ceentry for, his cooler on that occasion. What • other • motive Oder Heaven cookl his Gallant Ftriewl have for: . piaciag himself is a situatir of r astich.peril to hi. .111., hat to prevent asseducre.—(Hear.)—if the Hoar alldl o as he expected they wool 4, vie. negative the -asotioa, he should, when the illatiny Apt came nee before them. propose a clear to relieve the °Beers et 'the Amy Goat the degradation of being subjected do 'ate gapers of a plainer, and he would venture to tall these Gentlemen who generally followed the Noble. Marquess opposite, that if they looked to the Meese of Censmoas becoming say thing bat a place for re- Iglehigiag the edict* of a Moister. or a atachiae fur 'attracting money from the people of Eagland, they woad sae ost this measles refuse to exercise its Fuwer t l i iSER sii L U T W h i IIeSON shortly replied. It was as *matter of charge against him, that be . Mar ow his breast on that day. He had Ileac 4/ 4 mask Of respect grateful 40 his Own feelieSS•l it was a star worn by the father and brother her tato Majesty, who bad expressed herself pleased with Ma attention in westing it is her remote. Ho I was afraid the decision of the House would sot lie in favour nit& motion. but he would call their attention to the facts charged against him. Firstly, he bad re: waved a waggOiat Kensington. In doing so be bad" assisted the Kist's soldiers, to whom it belonged.— Soosadly, he had interferzd with thy military at Cum berland Ham. He did so en check them from doing what they were not authorised by civil authority is doing, and as such acted as their best friend.: However the matter might end that night, be should sot cease his efforts to obtain redeem, sad' lie wadi optimise to stigmatise those who should cooties& tile withhold it as lawless and riudicdrip oppresatira.-- . Orin of " Quettion.") • DXOVGIIAM. Dr. LVIIIIINGTON, and Mr. Eit4ti corroborated the statements which Sir it. Wtt.sex bad made so far as they were respectively retuned to. Cel. CAVKNDISIII animadverted upon Mr. Lauds toter application of the word " Murder" to the regi ment to which be betas/ed. LAMBION *toed to the statement be made os 1 the foss/ado& sf sCoreuer's verdict. fiord UKlllllDlia Waisted that the evidoaca anal ea that impeest was oat Naha believed. I Itatilt; ieqiireiftliatit's media, t i a hir assisis i rost , isaleifrry moo who pommel, .COIDIROR seas 0.4. etgliell for justice, or wlsbM fir ab peeseerda at sir fres coestitaties. If ft be adediend. fat 'terguieut'a sake, that it is the clear prirogaiwe of As Crew. to dismiss say A ar witbnit coontaartlii, ter assigaiag any reason, um the prepaid°a retain tar. that all exercise of the prerogative is pre awed bribe eastitatie• to be f o , the public geed. and is eliblebt to the auslierades e t Parliameat, far praise « arnaare; sad. twasequeig l. that Maiston are rearmed& for the use IL., ei k e of that parer. Sat dee resets tato which Led, Posataaamen ass LIMIIIIII4IIIIIIIT lid the Home, Lw telly disclaimed • tie raptilibillay of Miaimets, sad abamiteied thigfikk:: Parlisalsilt to mo re into the tbanweer of elevereernime et as peorogetire. There calla searcelilik r . IStaiget ass bibutitled is the H am doe fiat, Sr UMW WiLlo, stated; Ina sea Poia.liltta is kopmeedse maw. What ha asked by width Oki leaks& atammon irate tied judos; aid it *mkt empire moos tearamdiau f faculty of Ilie sled to initialer. Mead Mina Ise as briag relied. Sir gobirtAtomi Ni.prom of earespeadame , become Ids . Moral 'aghast! the Conentander-imehkc oaf 34 • Robe.' Wilms. . sad Ocssb lost, on the WOW'S M. Mt ifsml. %- production of dem. paptitira&gleirallais quiry wide% k basemmilhe 10.11.10. ]tire the duty (and one Of House is see. that an islls 1116: was eat eeppreased or lajtemilkelop Li mereake et Use prerogative in sandal ; the . • .e jeer are act invaded; aor Anima of eta is Pernsaitat. estlmigotod by it, Due how cad tbek. better Proceed to inquire foto the matters here sliewi to their iavestigatia;tboa by_ ailing for a. papers included la Sir Rosear's maim? Plain rho imp live on that motion. was boikeatia. dm right of 14 House to aspire int. a limigmaism. whisk (oo face of it) was produce* 'sr great lejary an iadividaal. ad of (pillages doiwer to the entire liberties of the SOttl r. it is imposailek far any wan who wishes, teepailiSieses gradeally refespi by the fora of the plibabot ‘ iplaimoporatimp ea Pm. lfa alb k 101.1.01 that he peeked tat saletio4rittiliiiikeeelk4 I. 41.0nr Mt. deed ii .44 fir• "I Aro . . not *prove of the system of coteinsed penecntion arhith had bees carried on against him since; and of which he weld give the Howe as instance. One of the sees of his Hosoutahle Friend had been placed at the Milker, College se as Officer's son, and a let ter had been received from the College by his Ile etestathe Friend since his dismissal, dated the 3d of October last, stating, that his son was no longer •te ha considered the Ns of as Officer„ and that the -stiliatesce between 75/• a-year and 1251. altar -(the how being the see paid by private gentleness . E. their ens), meet new be paid by his .Housrahle . „. , .rtiesd.--(lirmr.)—Thes had it been endeavoured i At. awry the system of persecution into the inmost ta steless of his family seraegentests. This, however, -mai het as example elf the practice new generally oh - semi by .../...it ; witness the dismissal of Lord Piteseklialm, ler attesitieg a Reform Meeting, and the dismissal of Legit Fife. far voting fur the repeal of the Malt Tu. All these acts showed. is laisjpjzios, • deilhande latest to destroy independence awl - ista.: , hilehastilitery devotions. Was this so be considered coo mltutitual ? More military effete to be the slaves of the Mishears of the day ? If Only were, where was ,46- be. that softie character ; that bigh-miedednese which disdigelehed the Reglisis (Meer from that armee, 'dint eseetty? If sub sets were to pus . immigiusi the lievereneet would, he repeated, be d*** gailitsty dupstism. The services of his .C; bleu& woos Isamu arid admitted. Whenever ' tem dinstese he was fined at his post; but .meese mem hie same le be found in the List of Re wards.-4111ser. bear, bear.) He was a gallant sad Ale editor wits deserved well of his country, and he Whirs dismissal every custitstioaal principle had , U 0 , •,. litigated. The Hee. Member conciaded by de his letesties be support the *soden. K. CALVIIILT um:erred with the Noble Lord . ..immiles la saying that the Meg was justified is "lag his remade, Is this instance. He costeeded, . Ithwever, that the peetsgative might be exercised to abr b lery el theesleset....(Hear.)—lt might be made ... beadle fee oppressise, fir, to us an old adage, ezi... eleelm a rase wants to host a dog, there is so di ffi culty a stick." --4A laugh.) .... COFFIIIi refitted to the case of Lord Oeorge , Illielmilie, why being tried at his own request after he was ahmissell,, made so precedent for the present ease. ••111m wee ef eghties that this was sot a question it fir F" dm if this Hesse , lammed as se mu sail . *se th e pretegete was illireperly OW. ) 1.1111.1n00, sad OA& hi had determined 0116 Spirt hi We debate aloe lie entered she 111 wees.. end he mail have adhered so that n6°140141% ,*eat lbw as Amiss sues se Mal by the Noble Leal g chain( sr set be ape the net se ge—(Fleer, beer!) . • • e.i a star, sod be was geeerally knows to be Sit I. Wilson, as officer of raak is the army. What as be more likely to seeestrege the infamies Rai titL graceful catalpa of the people? The Hoe. had said, that he stir no moots throw* et the dims; Where thee were his eyes? Forty of the Ø. diets who left the barracks in perfect health reel tit the hospital in the ceasing, is ceseequeoce of the kaki they received. He wished It. , bower, to be soder stood, that he did sot blame the Hoe. Member for obi tending the funeral, as be had thought proper . tr . 411, so. Had he left tits precession wises be that the people hullo* esasesittio• ow could have takes protested against ought to interfere. Such Hee. Members tare to the times et to regulate or quail' with respect to ► scouted almost os likewise to protest Illisisters bad Erreseens soden@ , these toilette times which bad displcv day. When on • self forward as . anberdiestioa was trete a soldier. he Net State which did tot retool Me. * , terlopers.—(Haer, hear. heas.)-41mter grimed* epos which he 'hold oppose after again disrleimisg all weasel feell* the Hos. Member, t Ne. N. CALVIIIIIT, Sir R. Louses sad Mr. banirrox explelood. .SirJOHN NEWPORT lamented he Anet timlbtlag the motion become its prioeiple Meat ,MM-, Aerobe Army lodepeadmit of the Crowe. 11111 at apes that limier. Or niter spelt Tv po might be able to connoi4la polollo. it woe obviate lavelred away &agora. Mr HUMR Friend, so maintalsed afford promotion stances se they apes is eyes more clearly liamentary Reform. Sir F. MUM= Imes I. P°Wera of %seed's ' Ronal as • • r iaMir~ ~~.- TivasDAT aysNING, rasavAity it isrrip*.' pvr irroCX EXCHANGE, ELEVEN &MOO& Consols opened this messing at 68, and ier now the same price sellers. New Spanidi 59; Old 1161. &reed Bankers, it is said, and among them Leas very 'wiliest, wise is coenected with the Spaniels Narchants, have of late &night considerably is re . above stook, unicipating a further rise. All sl* •foreige Funds are initially on the advance. By the Irish papers received this seeming. we !easel `I committed is the comity ' esenty of Cork are peaceable 'magmas's. The be in a state et per• local or temporary which at any ether have passed away es. principal ar• the outrage Nesagb ; the mode district is the toasty for arrears of Tithe; of Oarristawn, le the arrived this meraiag. The chief aews:they bring is from Spain. Rumours are. as seal, Jest owing the Ultras. anfevearable to the "trasgelility of that coastry, hut the adviees Nam Ma• drill an silent with respect to any fresh distarkaaepe; god oely mention that two other II lister* of Stioai lath gins is tlieir miriade*, the Marquis deems 4:).110-51141Dea Laic Ballastenes. They have bees sae eadad,pris Itenspere. by Dos Runes Pelegris sad Onsi Weis 41ris4p,.. The discussion oa the affairs of Mae rku'elialaturl la the sittiags of the Corte* es the 211111 sad Mob. Tin 40111111itliall a the Cones has pro ' message of the Kisg amnia sew restrictive weseares vela. press,the right of petitimmusil To this very extensive repbetiel is 30 articles, coatainiag aeet: which way be conseittted by and a aew penalty. The eight restrained; hat we Wheelse is apes the previsee of the hwy.— ' of Deputise. thediwaseko ea public joaraals was closed la sad the Reporter tithe Clew giolichis reply es Meader. floggijkpre Coat& 8111. 1 r wighershrie - - da4wWieigefle, Wpa wow of ;witgiadpeepholihit hated. It will 1 0• 1 ftlfelig a PftVarli 61* OW 6 r 86-46 Y. " seedwriwportaig assawsegippiesegs he is the ear teillpiesiss et eseetaseevw—vwesaely. tar poem, a bats geeetity et ewe. 'sibs boast Tina, wg res iaw appears W M. 'Await the ether elptdiatot theAreseek J It wift shift the berth's *et or elteiti* ipihisie, Owlet it, eveataali., (as Is aiwaystile saes arida their policy) es the 'Weld ers bast able to bar the weight. The striatum if °oversews I 1 thatters-watitst • with large 4•01164. Will raise the pricier ears► abate vrkat *mid he On salvia* rise of s tart dressed wives% fans aivii. Siesta 'south. fur the cossusaptiaa. Vora will them teasel op ie price. mid*, awl whether faddy* .411 sit. coverarris Ililiii seller ter the rise Kb, the iecvere *ages) ar the per mast stare ► 11111 ear peer-rsav Whits i vied. - 4 Tr", T A revert peemilird yestenbey. at the cues of tie Retail/Iselmage. that the pia. W be pospeeed by tic verament, fot the relief abs Agrieeltorists, tie purchase of a large rosetit ef'neca. b b. hool4; and that, for this pierpiss. none It lamed. It is ..sand by a Mieliaudllytere. that thr gi rt. an* *speedos the eedeetiee grim Staff of UMW. Me was eautelterisod by end that se decision has hems made es - lee Noah% as star' Wee la the Militia. System. The lest letters frees Washisioom wt* ihg de aeries et a diploma& fracas thew Ups hem nees etaggented, and that a whet alteendliatiee it. Woes the parties relented * Idtt *fres place. Yesterday a Coon of Mime* Imo hold • tie IfP ladis Howe. whoa the taliewletCoattowthes "i" *ate of the Court. previous le demob( for their *pectin dndeatioesa..-Ceosain 4 Drommmol , of the Castle Heatiety; Copes* AtliMg• the Ibiehinghauseldre. for Seethe? and Chi*. Cap.° W. Patterson, wasswere let* the eeamasod of the 04 Ceasing. ceaslgeed to Beaceelea and Chi La. blvernswe has been most ladnettleasly employe". daring a leag prorincial tour, e• caßing men*" !s 1 his sew eatenaisments, which will shortly appear et lb* Masai Orwa Hesse. If 'tbe my Pied*" e q ° ' 'Ms ism* Nis is ha sad vieseity, he will ski. stisisabteslly leap s plestifsl harvest at hi. AT ti.sts: n• Old Balky liesakas will eoworser os thy sass; sad the Sessions hr Middlesex will begis at the &ohms Maass, as Clarke"/all-green. " 31 ' 6 " day asst. Lasko s Pdalsoil. and 11110111601 as aia oil. • " l'ambiewrammax" sad.'am Omarrtraatva" (sea* W esmilli. a Lb appal% O. Cisawat's l ' le rtir MIL lip abaft di Ciaavanitatiaak Ord" 114. ame rapialae s_<... I boo - F lown comolidog 0 oi ao my lee insa papers receive. 1.1 taken exceptioa to his Monad. lip that though outrages are s till "a" lost the aeries that Put at Limeriek, tin peasantry in the 1 'fere in say case like the bull remising to their peaceable miler's as thought otherwise sight met of theyetrat " ry is described to es of 1734. whet *AM ems breerlit t ue , tranquil*. woos whir , lushly the *Remise . ' tiro rent vs • military °Matra, aid Im.. Main hove prtiimmteliseentents. on its dr a g 1 ~ • . etest *Oast itm that heeded. Among, them. the prim enteral Mho guy smiler DIN its this teepees hod a isms to eeminige that fee *piri li t amillia4/4 " iiiiiidof 4."14111/4414.14.1 8111108 peaceable :4 played itself it KIS a i 04907 1611944 , 4-hOlevytri distress I ' sack as ericasion as elkor piit kir. ma die atillsiso Owes the kg of the Honourable Member OW. Pled iffOr , ty Of D riss st as end; and if he (ibe . • --semi--- he *void set oentimue le the - Paris papers to the 12th arrives _.. . - . was tar/deed sway deogrl. ' *'• dosed its report ea the 1118 ooduisof the . statiiieestof his 4Gilleet leg the proirealdoe of 1 .. far as he was aimed to his wredee‘ owl tit. iIP liii ItierS2 of the rd Mit If the Hesse of Coesesette t iefesed to the pude& Idtbeties. T ruction to as indtirldwat sada sash dame- Joh* a grttjet of law li • these, it was high dose for the coaster to g e gotaese ,of steams eyes to Its siteadal. Nothbeg Nate peeve the meek of the FM, a arty thee We refusal the easeettyjiii; .ter• epeeists* le. equally nes Ty Reform . 4 . i gine of lehtegieg spa i 1it.4.4 IiUItDaTT *see* Ow min lash. Phial Chamber &Melee all eeetrobillaw *le • • the I*, ler. 'Wog I if the Crewe. thpy amid Ili ' ' lhaditfitif 11 _, , * bete,. them • seeding sup, ustrips eis.dinostill is I iit was. mairlieg so thoWiert aid bq " . PagiasSeer t ha • li - . .$1 cr . le• 1 . - / ~ 4 !, ar/WiWy inumere ail anorwirr- . .....- 5 . . .. . l a w He h a d vow tit h e , ..- s a i , la declared, is the bingeing. of the Sovereign. • ra kw weeds from Mr. ettvinv. the Heim ameritistrimeommiesomosets, Rot no tie sunk *Ai., i oofifwedoorTniMit Oho ' delis's. of lisfitight is * it awl i i iita i r ea a m b en t r e. - 1 , . it. D e . Astir shall be cashiorn4 without an order from ea, era divided—. . - . • , - -and AO • 3 -4 e mart martiaLibr Robert Wilmot' hors earpited , Fails, es ri—Againseit lalLlisitisilly- , -1112. 60141400 .1 11111 ei .. .ithe IhOrover. ... 4 . 04/ 4„..b a b li bu b o a way . 41 "• 41 • - •• .. iflr•ln c., ~....... . w a t t asdostity !roe erldsi ; . •ft half-pea Rime t ..." . - A " . ' 'salt; wan sash maw mos as lie. fit. ."4•14414-16 losbetrod a maiild- beas '1 46 . 7 1 . b k . : ~ ; • ~. n),--7114 Vi i. mod. .011- n e mkt, - , .. At 4 - i. f 4: . , lir 'A r i War. - viitek lo . . 6 , ~.4 6. . r • rtotiostatiog the people . miOleass. - sad o .liritl• Wes latti*l A4 l - .. )' 41- 7 Mr' kat tbe %sera! . . L - Urn • hie hi has had! diewirnif 212 iwsk•se" wt. ' . 7 ...5434 4 India '.-- Red. NI Dino Bends ..... 775. 7ils. As -----°• '•-- ,' ' . 911 Pit Ilitir i , jilforit? Gr. .... ni si South Non ~,„„k„„.„.. b, (u r Jo b a ,6„ a d hi s U na . fo n d I n w4oist soon martial. withis the last dm, . 'an4 4 r etmi . .. • • sin r 84 "" xx.i ll u ME 116 . 7 li s. h . p.. ; isb° l4l ° ol ° .0 this wigiml• l'hil . • wets its , . bery iesseimi. He Mend Aim Ansi be VIBISI Mo. opinion a Lord gawps and • l i t • 114 71 .. isit 4 6 --.......m0i: ...M.rs.pm dieehe te M . MD& ~err • to ms -. •ii solos..Bl. MIL mere cot Its tale. IsloesNisotow 'Ye isseszutt night chi itier 4 44 . _:trit midi ezetelsir Stf ~ . 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