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. tali, never Sid ; but that she had mentioned to bins of having given thesis to his wife. %VlMans Wright. who had known the Prisoner 17 years, and had seen her 1:1411 two receipts, swore, that, to the best of his belief, two letters prothiced in Court were of her hand-writing. Tile letters were put in nod read. They were malt directeti to Perigo, Bromley, near Leeds, without sig nature, or place where Armen ; but purpotted to be wntten by Miss Blythe. The first was dated August litls, and its object appealed to be to let halo know she should get to W Into ell, in Bullard, on the following Friday. The other letter was dated - August , itith, it was in sub,tative—" My dear friend, I do wish you to make yourself as content as possible. I shall settle all as soon as I come ; but I want to settle some thing, with my *mete Wil kinson ; hut he is in Ireland. As sous as hi. collies over, I will come to yon. We shall join, ;sever to pert again, and I shall tiring with me !until. for you. find Altnighty bless and comfort you is dis tress," etc. Thomas Dubbing proved selling a camp-lied, &c. to the p:isoner and a woman ; and 11*iss. the bunking ofa parcel by Perig ~, to g. to Mass Blythe, Centre Hotel, Buxton ; which parcel n unman claw twice or Once to inquire after. but in it her of them could swear the prisoner was the woman they irt:t romn. IViaifted Baud had known the Prisoner near 3 year., nil as, employed to on errands mad carry • letters for her to different places : all but these she took to Perigo went by post. The Vri owner hail ordered IVit,o4s to Ito e Leeds; rod she accordingly wrist to liowartli, about ZO miles oil; and stop i sed there 16 weeks, mid had since been Id at Lee.:s. Si,e went because she durst not but do ns 001e,y,1 ; not that she was afraid of being beaten by the I , olier, but she said if Witness dal nut do as she was I id, something should come upon her, or she shoal I be ia deiageraif her life, or nave • deal of motley to pay. She had been thrice at Perigo's house with letters, and earls time brought senisethaig hark ; first II huge tuts, nest u large bolster case, &e. &c. Monad resign ask her any qiiestions, she told %%Fitness what to say, otherwise she was to say n-thing. She went, among other things, for auto.' floor fur Miss Blythe ; and if Pe- T•4O inquired after her, the Witness was to sa;• that ah• , ras cleaning the rooms at rialneck, and mak ing he fires against Nliss flltthe's pruning. Rose Howgine and ',Mary Perign corroborated Pe. rei , leitee us to his own situation and that of his wife, at, rail subsequent to, the Saturday when the pudding a as eaten; and the symptoms which they maniti stud. Joshua Iluisson proved that he gave a consider able quantity of dough, from the flour of which the poubliiiz was made. to is chicken, upon which it bad no effcrt a hatever. Strati flowgate and Jahn Rogerson peened, that hating givea a piece of the podding to n cat he longiug to a NIT. Musgrove, ~! s ran nasty, ni.pu rrlttly ill, and was f I dead so4lll 3114: The latter also proved, that eight or nine fowls having picked among the crumbs left by the cat, several of them - taken ill, and three died. Joshua Stockdate and Wm. Duffield, corrobo rated Perigo's testiinouy 01 to the charge she made ctainst the latter when she 'ors taken, of Wish% given her a hottle the night Iwllue, which kid I made boil, her sold her husband ill, though they were proved to he tooth in goad health. A Witlr found upon the prismer, with Dr. S01(00 1, 11 . 11111101V Upon it. and the net • ire it contained, together io ith a part of the horn y given to Perieo and his wife, were traced into the hands of 11r. Claorky, the sur geon and apotheca.y. Thomas Grisiy, • boy about eleven years of age, swore to haveag gone, about tail rears ago, with the Prisoner's boy, to the r'iop of Clough, a piorgents, in Leeds, to ..sk for some drug, the name 01 which was written ,i 1 a piece of paper • but that Mr. Cluagh and he mould not let them have env, as it was poisaml. 'they weld to the Prisoner's, mid her sou told her Mr. Cloughwould not let her huge any. She asked why ? and her sou said he did not know ghat it was for. Mr. Clough recollected two boys eorni L t to his shop, about the time specified, mod one atheist producing is paper, nub arsenic upon it, of which they emoted tour pennyworth, for the purpose of killing bugs. Hr refused to let them have it, but could not sorer to ties hint. in answer to a spwation by the Court, he and that arsenic was used by many people to kill hugs. Timmas Chorley had practised in Leeds as a sow iron nearly 17 tears. t)u the 25th Mn,y Iso7, William Perigo canoe to witaiess's on horeeback, apparently very wc.sk and infirm, that lie could scarcely walk. Ile gave the same account of Elie symptoms he laboured under ns lie had done that day. Witness, after healing the history of his com plaint. and. the semptoons, told him. that 1w could account for it in" no other way than from poison in the pudding, which lie said was tlw only thing he had ate; and thought it must have been some me tallic poison. The witness then proceeded to state the experiments be had made moon the reinaitider of the honey, fouod at Perigo's, moil the conteuts of the bottle fantod to the prisoner's pocket when she was taken tsp. The result of these experiments was, that the former contained r considerable quan tity of corrosive sithlimate, and that the latter w. 1.1 sompowil of a spirit like rum, and u ins:tore of oatmeal and arsenic. lie had beard the evidence of those who hail witnessed tie illness and death of the deceased, and lwlieved that the symptoms were such as would he produced in a person who had taken corrosive sublimate. John Lawson, physician to the York county Hospital, had head the evidences of the witnesses, soul was clearly of opinion, that the symptoms manifested by Rebecca Perigo were those pro duced by corrosive sahlirnate, and that her death to/IS roccasiord by poison : if the quantity she haul taken had not been so great. she might lase lived as her husband did. biar4.-un, enincitled is iventitnent With Dr. I.ltivion and Mr. hurley, ■. to Olt of the &retried's d•':ith. The prisoner's examination was then put iu unJ read. It was taken betirre the 111J3 or of Le..tls, on the tertle January last. In it she stated, that all the letters that had been sent to Peri.m. except the list ire or xis. were wsitteo by one Hsoush Potts. She denied having received serentl of the armies which he hatiststed herrn bare obotaincil (ruin blur; allextil -she had peal 1,1111 for others, aml that ,he had not received so ouch money from ltim as he hail given account of. Perign, she said, ,the night before she was taken up, had given her &Linde not of his packet. Airy hilbhand had not taken any of this bottle, lint she ilia, 111111 wax very ill with it. She denied that ehe had ever seat tho &ioy fur poison. The Prisoner being asked if she lind any thing to say in her own defence. said she wars inuocent ; but had no witneeses to call to contradict any of the evidence. The Learned JUDGE proceeded to charge the Jury. The isidietment, he observed. contained two counts : the tir.t char nod the Prisolier with :Mull in Arnim poison to the deceased, the second with enticing her to take It. The latter applied wore pm ;:eidai ly to the evidence ; yet if the poison was lent or ,urea by the Prisoner to the deceased wile fully or inalivioiii]y, of l'l-1..• if it 11:111 only been laid 11l N,IIIn place wle•e. the deceased was likely to Mid :mil take it, the Prisoner would lie eeially guilty of the adimeisterilig, as it' she had herself actually ailiiiiiiistered it. lie then proceeded to recapitu late the ceadeisce at great length. It MIK 'molly to be supposed, lie observed, had nut the fart been so strooglv estabbslied," that a man could have ' been found, in this enlightened age awl mot tory, s, stupid as to have suffered himself to have been imposed upon iii an singular and shameful a in:miler for is months, us the man who was the principal witness against the reironer at the bur. On re marking opois Perigo's evidence, he said, that it surprised lihn, and lie doubted not but the Jury had felt the saute surprise, that the wituess could have repeated, with such apparent correettimis, the con tents of a letter written some yeasts ago; lint lie had taken a cope of the inure striking passages, by re peating which, they might have been impressed up on his memory. Our circurnstiusee was timiecount ed for, namely, in what mourner the four bags with the guinea notes of the prisoner had trim got out of the Intl. The only object. however, Itirthe considera tion oftheJ ley, aus--misetlier the prisoner teas the pepsin wlw glee ti le powders, which were clearly proved to have berm the Cillibt• Or the deceased's illness; and the honey, which contributed to iris crease it ? They wets not to determine upon tire feuds proved o4ginst her, however criminal ; these were bete only brought forward us furnishing the titres by which the Prisoner WIIS actuated.— Ily the deaths of this mars and his wife, she might hope to escape this punishment, which, as the hour of detection %sus drawing near, monist otherwise have fallen on her. After dwelling it great length upon the evidence, two particularly that of Perri" which, he Awry. d, was tint shaken liy any other, Pe hit. the %bole with the Jury, for lion detertni uution. After c eisulting a short time, the Joey returned a verdict of (:;.ilt . e. Thu Judge ' eihately pro ceeded to lia, , s S. lingur men. the Priming.. The Prereiier, on being asked if she bud any thing to say, why the wearier parsed our her ieioalil not be executed, pleaded that she was twilit y-three weeks gone with child. A Jury of Nintrusis was immediately impaimelled, who returned a verdict of .. Nei Quirk." The trial lasted nearly twelve hours. The Court ors more crowded than ever koowii. The extreme and minute attention pail by both of the Judges to the laborious and intricete cases that came lieline theta during these Assizes, is.tfle subject of general remark and cmaineridetioni end the perseveratice with whi. li Jlr. Justice LAW limner. continued, till he had finished all the Aisi Prins hasiness, will, we are certain, never be foe. gotten Le f the count.; of -York, or by those who had cause; on the list, oil %%Inch there were no fewer than one hundred and forty-seven entered ; cer tainly a must arduous and liereuleati labour. We have not witneesid, for these many yreirs, such a number of peopf• as attended these Assizes. Every ' vas 101 l and crowded. The pressure In Castlegiitt.„ in paseirig to and from the Courts, re iiiiiedcd its of the noise and hustle set the late elec tron :Or this county. Nary Bateman, the dreamland peofbote woman whose Irish we give at length this day, mite a ful • lower of the piiiiciples of Joanna; only improving deception into barbarity and suarikr. She affected the visions, the trances. the second sight of that wretched sect, large leelies of whom from Leed s attended the exemiti (((( , find the most simple part of whom real!y ini:suiiitd that some miracle would lie worked ill her 11%0U1*, anti illat %lA' 11 , 0131(1)4g qff the &rabid,' to a aired, or on a &alum, and be suoial by the a:Ater/kW/kr of Ilrareu ! 'Notwithstanding all the prayers and rxliortatit..:s of the elergyiaim. she °lntimately persisted in denying that she had mimeo cif the woman for whom she suffered. at died ex tremely hardened end tioremitting. Brawn, the soldier of the York Rangers, and oho was one of the worst-looking fellows everseen, expired ispially onaffected ; denying to the last the murder lie bad before coulessed, and which was clearly proved Mt hi. trial. At eleven o'clock, these two culprits were limught on the araftiold, and after pray ing ir short time arch the Ordinary, were conilneted tinder the drop, to which they came very readily, and were launched, by the instairtaireous fulling of it. into that state where rep gamier canes too late. About .i.lOO people. smelled to Iw spectators of the exit of thew abandoned wretches ; wh-is haring sheen' no mercy themselves, expenenced little com miseration from others. It is • curious matter to state, that so in grained and assimilated to her disposition had become Nlary Rittman's taste ror plooder and witchcraft, that Irmo the poor tiounao who had attended on herself and child in the prc.no,slor out towed to steal a guinea, by telling die w ))))) on's for tune. wood making the stars favourable to her in a swrethzart.—When it is considered that wretch, by the same means. and by a com plete knowlecl4e of poisons, had before destroyed the lives of two imioccut women, whom she rob bed of every thing they least, and that bad Perigo died as well a, his wife, this would have been the Aaeth Isre a victim to her infernal arts, we trust it will plugs& wintery awl dreadful lesson to thowm who ore attempting to ati.leni the troulerstsoodings of use poor by thew fanatics/ flights;—by visious. --second sight—thuoupings and groatirmo--and all the oiruninsery of such alattidoned schools aa those of JottArtai. Asc. who ars! marchisitt throngli reseeded Piety into the Poehtt. mid making Kell g on a ~talitipg-home for platmler. -- - 7 Tit child, which had been sacking far a year past, at her breast, was taken from her, some little tune bets re her execnt . ; Amiga's' to tell !—she gave it ul---without • pang 1 parted from it —witout one en.' !I ! Whet' the anatomist comes to dissect r hewn, will lie find It, as Mr. Hardy, the Recorder of Leeds, well exprersed et— " A heart of'ilesh The Inuit, Brown, was given to he diorairted and anatomised at York ;- and Mary Rateinan conveyed in a cart to the Infirmary at Leeds. The road from York to Leeds, on Mouthy, was crowded the whole of time afternoon with foot pas sengers, horses, unit gig% retoriiiiiig from the exe cution; and notwithstanding the lateness of the bout (eleven in the evening) when the cart with her body appioached the town, it was met by a number ni . people. On time following day, (Tues day) the body was exhibited in the Surgeons Room at the Infirmary, at three-pence each person, mind an immense number of people were admitted ro view her recount; the greater part of whom evinced predominant sups radium), by touching some part or the body befits they left time room, to prevent her terrific interference with their moctt u nal dreams., It was fully expected by the follower of Joanna, that the shill would have been found empty, and that, though sufficiently strangled, the witch hail taken her Hight. Sir Simon Le Mane kit this city, on Wednes. day, to open the Assures at Latteaster, on ilium. duty evening. At these Assises there are forty-out prisoners for trial. viz.--finer nor wormier; fourteen for totreriag !urged motes; right for felony ; two for croft-hretn.iog ; seven tar sheep-stealing , ; one for burglary ; one for horse-stealing ; cue for bi away ; two fur num-slaughter ; mind one for utters i‘ig base money. nit: KING n. TEAL, CLIIIBEULAND, and *111111111• TIIIS MIS an indictment for a rommiracy. when two of the Defeotlantr sere room' pithy. The oture .• Fox r. Smow nA1.1.," for a hrrurh of martmge promise—% ertlict for Wager :Axil. LOMB imitaar. SURREY ASSIZES. • at sm•Tos, iainAT, MARCH, 24. MUGGINRIDGE V. CAREYN. This was an action for bilge imprisonment brought by a Field l'rearher against a Bather, who gave him in custody of the constable. The clerk of the preacher was produced as evillenre to prove the fact. Ile stated, Out the. Plaintiff was by trade a wheelwright, at Modem isi this county, but ou Sunday hr expounded the word of God to the peo ple of Ryegate. One Sunday is. July last, when the Witness was at hearing m the matket-place, the Defendant Caine trilioti ; ;st the godly, and di-- turbot their devotions, and not content with that, lie went, to the tiraphane one. coiled a consial , :e. Hod gore the apesar over to the hands of the lair. He was taken away ; ,hut in the afttroomi the ton -t 01.• Awl he Aiwa' in the inarketeplace, hut the ( ) readier dud not preach, herause Ito 011 C came to listen. On cross-exatt.iiiatitni he arid, the barber eirteist at the preacher, and made faces at him : that lie battled through the godly with his lesson amid shriving-pot under his arm, but he denied that the parson attacked the barber su particular, lie only held fortis on the sin of rabbath-breaking, as lie sun the basher working iu Isis shop and wooing from thence to the inn. . • Serjeant SHEPligal), in his address to the Jury, rewobated all • idea of disturbing the reli gious twines of worship of riuy sect. Re admitted, by the laws of this land, every ham had a right to worship God in his own way, but not where he pleased. It was at least due to the established laws of the gout not to 0)1101 a mob in the public market-place, to the ennoritice ofull the peaceable iishabitunts, and those who were going to the peifortnimee of their religious duties at their Parish ChurcLi ; yet such bad liven the con. Omit practice of the- field preaching Plain tiff. Ile had chosen, every Smulay. dieting Di vine Service, to erect himself in Ityrgate Mar ket-plact, just before the I barber's door, mid there collect a mob of idle boys. The Jury must k:sow, that, with his client, Salalay 1111 l ming was busy time. Many poor men, also waxer their beau& all the week, were taken by the otsas. on Sunday morning by the barber ; suit bathed lie thought it was it work of nerearity, if not of s li.stily, In the burlier. Yet Vial' liNd it iii ealiileaCe that the pre.,cher took 'habitual opposite the barbe;'s shop, to preach against Sahhath-lireaking ; and just its hie client ass eneniog GAM the Imo, a here had Iteeii sharing .1 traveller, the li. Id-press-her mini out. There he goes, the Salitath-hreeiag barber —see the babe 4:1 hell running fast to it—, with his Fates natter his aria!" Upon which aline of the congregation, who acre niche inclined to a little fun, thought it would be a good joke to throw the barber at the preacher, and they accordingly hust led them together. Oh this, the poorshisvi r r to the conatable,.and narrated hitu to reticre hi ui of the nhissince of this enceudiary preacher. The emistalile t.uk him into custody, but, at his request, lie let kin Lin, or rathyr, hr uecompaisitil hint to the market-place in the often:rant, ishrre he groaned and roll, .1 his vies shout for an hour, but it being a fitte:alli moon, the people had all walked shroud, anti he could not collect un embrace. Ile 1-zal not charity enough to bestow au exliortatiou on the constshie--iiii, lie left him, as be had done his neighbonrs at Nlorilen, to be rl—d in Vieir own way. Ile trusted the Jury would not 'think, this a case for shy damages.—feed bet for the Main:A.sl. SATURDAY, IMARrH 25. THE RAIL Or SLIMY V. THORLEY. This ens au action by the Noble Earl again‘t the Defendant. who was Churchwarden of the pa riah of Petersham. for u lOwl. I oflnkltil) had tAketi u house at Petersham. with a view of becom ing a parishioner tool attending the Vestry, awl haul given notice to the Defendant of his ion of and the libel comploitied of was a letter In reply to that notice. It ',toted in substance, that front his Lordship's letter. and the man n er in which it was conveyed. "shelved a rontionante of that ',crumb. eel spirit, which, after the scurrilous addre.. of the -26th of September, the writer hoped had been al layed." It went on rn, follows :—.• I hove before read your scurrilous letters to Mr, hlarAnn o , an d I sincerely pay the spun who, forgetting what it • . -7 7 7 = - 77 1 7 " - • • 'tine to hiraselfatiefetiten, Tina,. the elm& of n ligion and spirituel reform, hypocritically, en d with the grossest impiety, deals out his molter un cberitaLleness, and fals e h oo d s. " , Mr. (;axaow. for the Plaintiff, expatieted. oft the malignity of this libel. lie spoke of the risid of Kerry as a must amiable noblemen. who. hos ing lost his lady, had retired to lire in prey4o Petersham, where his w hol e attent i on was dir to the comfort of tl.e . poor of his bright's*. howl. Who could hdicre from reading libellous letter, that Ills Lordship hid of* made some few propositious to ineressaihe qua. forts of his poor neiglibouis? Vet that was the fistall and front of his offence against the Defeirdria, who was a London tea-looker, awl a perpetual church warden of the parish. His lAwdsliip wished • thatthe poor of l'etershiun not be driven to livid preachers iii the market-place, mid therefore he wished to build duos a gallery isi the put.sli one-half of which expeos • Ire offered to pry oes his own pocket. He hail pioposed that the child', it should be instructed in their catechism. lie silos+ to establish :111 ail. !noon lecture; end law*, I proposed that the citrate, of whom he bad ■ go opinion, should distribute the sacrament W among• the sick poor. To further these bell* objects, lie had proposed to subscribe mil' dais purso most liberally, and in order eir him In totem' the entry, lie hurl baker a r Lord Douglas, in the palish. Of tbs. be . Plaintiff notice, and iii reply he received shots libel which they had iteard reed, lk err, tali, in which it was sent, was an 4 , tom of the insult. It was 11 - 11 t open and without a superscription, mid ordered to bltil ed to his Lordship's butler. These facts being moved, Mr. Serjeaut the Deb whim, spoke at considerwiile which he observed, that the letter wes Weft because dist was precisely the mode in wlrt furry haul thwight proper to treat his er , ilyprecated the action as unworthy the tinu of a NOllletnall or GeOIIeDIRD. foUIDI for Plaintiff—l-lrimages Tins finished the Civil Side. The whole ("Fri. Jay, except tts case shove reported, thms moo sinned in is case respecting the bounder . nor, which was wholly oniuterestiug. CRIMINAL SIDE. Robert Skinner was indicted foe ate revisit Mary Alin Hill, out the 16th of Dist. at the parish of Wanthrwcwth. • Mari Au,, Hill. the tneseetstriz, who ittiglitillmt.' self to bar only 16 years of age, deposed est L*4 lather wise marset-giimiener at Watidewiestell prisoner worked in bits service. On the et Vebruary last, they were at work •Cogethemig shed.- He was biding roleworts, cud else trimming them. After he had dashed. Ittr e to where she was sitting, end threw her b e e Hr wa s, however, interrupted by the comiale a cart, or she believed be world have ravished On cross-exataination,.'she said her Either bid irottage in his treader at Garret-lane, and el* her si.ter, and another girl dept there alone. Osi the .11:11 Janniary. tht Prisoner was there in Wei SOW tog ; they gave bins ensue be-if-steak fee his map per, end lie would slot to home. She gave his*** mattress lobe upon w.thout side her clusinbesedoor. In the night the heard a noise, and got *posers what it was; the Prisoneiwlss twine into the MOM, and helped her to see ..s. they were bath tailed. She dial not tell `her father of this.— A few nights afterwards they hmi him to supper and dot liim some sausages, hp would stay all night, inid then they let him lie . in the same bed, but she slid not let hint lie next fa ker. The Leerued Judge here interposed, and eh. served it was ridiculous to talk of any attempt at • nape alter this. The Prisooer was of coarse ads fp/is/rd. The Loan Cures' BARON having gone threu2li the Calendar, primounced sroteure, and James Bartlett, it lio ass COhVietal of am outiwt unit sithrocer it is suppssed will he executed. 1W ll* a FROM SATURDAr.viGHrs GAZE BANKRVIaTeI ES F.NLARGIED. of Guarli-square, -Fleet-street. Lou don, dealer coal rhapatan, duns March as, to May It, at le , at 11:nikllaall. John Russfurd Ire and, late of liarmitreet, field, 31 iddlssea, wilt of Lower Thames -street, Lentinabwo& factor, hems April I , to May I.), at ten, at Gui!dha/L • Wrangham, uf Seething• Lief, I serivrawr, to surrender, March 2.1, Apnl 4, Milli et Ira, at 11.1.:141b311, lanuton Att.traey., Meson. old Son, Lonikiii•strtet, • IVilliani Mason late of Itaek.street • IlaeslyLarite Swab victualler, to sarrender, Match ga. April s, and May 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo:idue. Attunary Mr. Hinders, Ck mein's.' nu, louden. Thomas Mart, York, money scrivener, In surrender, April is, and May 6, at twelve, at Luodase. Attune', Ale. Murton, larmyara-lart, Lone.on William Williams, at Pestinvide, Mitilhaea, and late Edinburgh, factor, to Sltltellder A V(111 e, 11, and May 6, at ens, at Guildhall, Lando*. Attortay, Mr. Wilde, Warw‘ek-rquarv, Neu gale•sintt. Thosuts Mirka, late of Birmingham, dealer in rods, $ surrentka, .lptil ;, at fuer,s , nt our, UlOl May 6, at tat e, at the Shakeept ar Tustrn, Itinkiughant. Attorneys Si.. - Egerton, Gray's.lun.square, Lusatia sod Messrs. Sponsor, aad Lin oilighaum This:is MOW( Stade, OM Bond stn et, Middlesex, tie tore-deafer, In surrender, April 1, a, and May 6, at tot lire, as Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. L'ast.shest, Std. litatawinatr, London. Samuel Norris, urShelfiel.l, Turb, rains:with, surretia,w 410, il 7, 11, sod May 6, at eleven, at the Angel I.na, f. field. Atwitter', Mr rharks Brookfield, ; and .Messrs. Sykes and Kilos Ir., Nrw-lun, Leaden. titan.. Euler, 4.4 Portrea, Sian hanipteu, miller, to surreal: der, April s, at use, 6, at ten, and May 6, at rteveu at the nitre Noes Inn, Portsmouth. A ttorne‘a ' Mr. PealateW, Purt - sea. and Mr Shelton S. ssioas.huroe, itid Bailey, Louden. Joseph Croton, of " Unify lame, Middlesex, Hues-draper, to goon - ode r, 1, sad Mar 15, at twelve, art:oddball, miss's. A t , Mr. 'Fagg, Spread Eagie•ceort, T braid - isetalk-street, (Amnon. DEATH. Oa Smola), the 19i1 initost, at kis hoses is Bath, IT,, sik of Alexi:mks Erskine, Esq. of Balkan, Nadia Britain. HIGH WATER, THIS DAT, AT LONDON-Mkt 7lFr Mum :to—Asia after .. to I Ewen. Act.. 11 1.0 IH Pratte/ Irf q: D IVIIISON, ha 19, Ma lii 611 'II-court, Carry •pfra•t and puh d es tbe Nor. ta. rack vl RI. Cirsolt.t a Omer* Illwaksl, by 1. WHIVE. mow r s,„ ;Mars. Xs. Ow 11E1 Par,. seat to iha ntler. re.e, CA beak" samitied Is . - ~. ~ I• 1 111 I .