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Mr. Salton and Parolee; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor ; Millie Nigel Jamie, Mr. Llano ; Jobson, Mr. Simmons. mars Verona. INS Mapbeas; Matti*, Wm Sterling ; Jane jgapapipe, Nips fie: Bally, Mn . Bishop ; Haley Mac.. grvgur, Mrs. Bewley. . . T. which wil l be added (*kb tinse).‘ n ew Fa' 'dentine, ow e d HARLEQUIN GULLLVF.:k OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. - Gallieer (after Wards Marknisin), Mr. Boleros; the liar of Laporte (afterwards Fautaloois), Mr. Norman ; anarautlasimies, Lord amacellor of Impute (afterwanla Mr. fiellsolidi. lb, ',totem; Rboombegitta (afire words Columobille). Slim P. Drunell. mew Musical Drama or Rub Roy 3 1aerreror, or Aulg Syne, will be repeated on Tuesday, IVeduca:lay, Tbarsday, and Saturday. th Wednesday will be produced, for the first time a Istw Comic Reassure (rouaded oa a Fairy Tat,), in;tr sprreed wish Faisimmiasie Incident, called The Marquis de t:a.abast or, Rom im Boots. Oa Friday (11th lime), Are new Tragedy of Farin. PRICE SE .____ o . last yetr certisan Magistrates; of whom he seas One s had been prevented, from visitlog Prisoners in the Wormy gaol of Berke; made a that be hod aitolloo In th e Ha ase. to remedy the abuse al conceived, : an d . had been boosuccessl i til, Afire that he Iliad* a stew application to the gaoler, and . had befit refesed admissi o n. He then inditted the . tattler; but after going to Jury, the. question both of low and. fret haat been decided agoi l i s t it had beets isettled. Hot as he had limit, all the proceedings n that wise, .the tvid'ence awl summing up of the il.ierige, he tbpf,t beg leave to witty to th e tioutip, that in .trte ry e of loorr . ipsd Jhstice ih ,ear any tkaig 1011 I d decided (Thorns that the Magistrate not kgoll% possess that tight ; au 1 lie %timid not dist-Mitge his ditty to its country lr he did not declare 4t IlillWsll 1 4 1 ;16111 112/11 the trial was 'Nowt a fscr one; if bit did Hot cm:Nil:tin of tin. par tialily of the Lenrote.l Judge 4110 preAdert to on e of the purties. This had been Its opinion at tlie time of the trial, owl it ot , :is dill uuulterrd.— There wits no won, especially of ;my learning on the sohject, but would emit that touch might lie raid on the side he took ; but the Learned Judge . decl are d i n Court , that on consider in g the eiitir, oust rciaili ail !he tottloottles, it wits Ilia triolti ott that not the slightest laid for the action, Clew Irinett 0:I the opionsi te side were in possession of the docotneots lie was wing, anti might correct bins if etioneons. Ilse, wholes questio n on the prorecieti )))) turned on the iii:erpre notion ti t t h e Amide 31 Cot to. 111 . cid stied, " Au Act fur the better iegula; of (fools nod ctlier Moves of Contioeinetit, Home s of (7orrert ions asid Pruiteittio ries." l'he Act mentioned controls oii Magistrates the rightofvisiti,i whatever pLict.s of confluents-lit it intended to comprehend. • But it tvioi held down by the Judg e ii his choorge,,that the Act ilia out at oil include common or woody gaols, tool had answered the doubts that, cm such a cosistrtociiii:, would no florally arise Non Ilia terms of the prendible, Si soniw, that the preambl e 11 .4 41 suited the nullie•-• the Act equivocally. so ds indeed at structio t t, to make all the ploccs dr sec preamble refer to houses of correction his opinion, the preamble and the fifth cl be made withvocal wily by designed nr tion. That clause, us if to prevent don, fusion, had a separite preamble, beginii't fur the preventin g of all abuses tit gaols of confinement." These worth doubtful only by a very fori:ed construction. had already stated etiotigh to show he bad had ; reasons for his upiniun , and Im might rest his es on it if he hall nothing more; but oliquestioliai there were other clatises in the Act tbiit , wice to rotation and (-minty .gaids, The clause did, so did the eleven/h. Hot there more; the eighth, that he considered decisC ter reading it over, us he had t"-day, the time, that directed the gloves liars of jol.ices linement 140 woke a retorts cf the titin:btt of the prisoners oil the tint cloy lit every and directed the return 'to be signed by ode visiting Magistrates. That must refer to rift's gaol, stud toast intend the visiting J$ that particular gaol, and not of another. were so, it was beyond all dottlit that itlAgiit getieral were entitled to the right: The clause metitinited a Justice, ;corrup t ', gave Endo all, is Eione cotild sigii the retort. withote scousinted with the state of tie interior. respect to the mode of explaining doubts Act, if any ex isted, lie mould suppose the mid regular method would Ire , Al the Act Hut the interpretation had been made by a rison with lather statutes. The Act 4.1 den. acted almost precisely the same as the lost As if the construction were lust that o use attemped pnt on it. I t direetill two visitin g lie appointed by the Magistrate s at Sesionsi Houses of Correction and Proitentiaries, if the eighth clause of the Act now under siderotion did not refer to c ttttttt too pools, it useless and untiecessory—for otherwise the plower would bestow had been enjoyed tteforw other mode of explaining the Act in rptestirm hero resorted to, which had been »Dud, d to in that (Nose —the torige eolemporatirous tea Act. The Lientemint of the Tower hurl brought down from London with A large I , srb twin of papers, to chew what the 'some era* it custody of prienileti in the year 1791, se a l It was stu-b as was then contended for by those would exclude Magistrates. Much *netts too , beets laid on the words •‘ in safe owl chose costost expressed in the morrow: He oilthistell it always been the practice, on cionnittmetits II warrant trust she Secretory or State, to keep waters its safe and close custody. But that sit! nothing in die•questito n at issue—and nothiog coo have been whorl' towards deciding it h t ' prod u r soy lumber of warrants ; tor Ire dewed the int ing *Axed to the word close ; he intrilitinued could nut signily solitary, and that not merely the proper sense of the ward, but nu very high few s autlioritv, dint of Lord Colie bi a case where complaint had been tirade beline him of prisoilei a beim. '' suffered t o go out at times, intendi ng to pre , vent that practice, iie declared that he would take cat that in Adore they should be kept itt set/eel et to eusledia. The result of his inquiries was, toss itl county gaols. since :791, it wait the poweliele the comity Alogistrortes to hove visited the it, prisontiv, and that on ho former occosiom untif last rummer, had any prohibitory order beet, issued interfere with this prat-tics.. Ile hoped t h at on t: preseut occasion the King's pre-Mg:44v, to far related to the Runde of dettnnin 4 state Would be distinctly avowed. He emscluded Moving for leave to a Bill to remota doubts its to the power of Alegt•lrette to twit gaols slot houses of correct The ATTU'UNEY-06E1144 complained, ia the strottgest terms, of the charge brought by -th e . Noble Lord against the Judge 'rho tried his cause, for nothing could he a snore teflon% crone, or outs Mote entitled to reprobation, thou that of a Judge, rANCY CANARIES. MEN PAIR only of these scarce and valnalde 1 SIRDSI ft for SALE. They are of the best Breed, intim be obtained only of a few damseuraiu this Ciagealry. *Merrier, vary with their Degrees of ...Beauty. The Num • hers already of to the Ara Fatuities (who away he referral as well as to private Individuals, prove the Esti. Nation to which they ere geirerally• regarded. The re spectability of the Darer, too, will prote c t Purchasers front impusitiottia any shape.—Ber:se very aspire Cuanuteri Carta. rim with several Farm sad others; rich Guldlinelt Mules, which ow: massy of their notes to twit See Nightivales and a Woodlark, skis fur sale. In Awe, the Collecti o n presents a Variety never before attentpled. The Ni g h t i ngales sing tram day dawn until two. The Birds are kid t o ill p art*, het UV knees received asks. post paid. legajrcel'illo. I , Gower-place (a private honer), Easton. slasre.--Carriage way fruits the Yew -rood into Gower- I piker—Cages of all kinds. IMPERIA L P4l( OA Al IV , , E This day are plitilished, priee is. b oar d s VENING A AP/USEAIENTS ; or, the Rent,. lice of the Heavens displayed; in w hi c h several striking Appearewee s to he Owarrerd iis rariolis Eremitism is the Hear... dating the Year 11118, are described. 0 . 0 This Velment, contains Ohnervaiimis me the Appear. antes of the Earth to an lidashitast of the Mn,,,,....),, the Tides, on skit% the Moos is denied In hare say Memoir* wheterew—And as Errors in the Nautical Al manac * , with Snuestione f ur she Preirention of Sheen. By WILLIA3I FREND, Foil Ai A. AM wary of the Kock Life Apannume Company, and late Prllun of Jeans College, Cando idge. Ducetido Disco. Primed fur J. Merman 39, Lndgatewtreet, London. Of whin; may he hail, The EVENING AMUSEMEN TS, from the Year 1804. --------.-L------ I noun: OF LORM, Tugsoev, Manes 17. --- i The 'loyal Assent ass 'given, by Commission, to the In elemilit)—t he 31 iitiny—l he Moseley A ineorlmene—ilie Went ' Naha Triode Indemnity —the 01lice's' In& sssss ity—thr Al Army Mutiny...lhr Madder DII I irs--and the KJ Inaniiiham Hospital Belk The Commissionms were, the LORD Cnavrau.on, the Earl of 3411 A FTESIIIIkIf, Mid Viiic ss .ss it Mu-vs:AA:. The Cremelieeid Fishery Eiwourageineut Hill was read a second time. The Snitch .4qaa l'ila. Bill was renif the third time. The Earl of tiossbvsi noosed the accineJ resiling of the Bath Gas Light Bill. It warn accordingly r•ad--and ordered to lie cunimittid to-morrow, The Marquis of Lanspown presented a Petition, iigned by the great body of that intesbitssits of ittih, in favour of the Gas Light Bitt.—Ftilerri:d to the Cuu sssss ilee MI that Bill. The Noble lfstripeis also presented a Petition from the Mayor. Aldermili, nod Burgesses of the Borough tar Moddeue he Essex, in Comm of the Hill for fleeing away the employ. num. of Climbing L l oys.--lieferreel to the Committee oh that Bill.--Adjourtird. SAN DERN,DILTROAM, WALL, sad CO. M 0 L e i t l F A4 ca s , nd u S A t N L , T y ti r ( r ) a i te: tally arknowlerlae sepport Ibry have received fur fir last seventeen years from the Nubility and Dooley, tu P 4001 1401, their Mauulsctory sod Warrens's', and very bomb!y beg leave to ansouuce, Hist the Rosiness is sow triiimnistiod by Mr. Morgue in favour of SANDERS, DURHAM, WALL, and Co. (who have bass Assistants is the moment aver ohms its commeseassest). They respect fully solicit s csminuasce of that approhmiss sad prefer ence ibielt his brew au loote veil' to the peculiar articles of ninths* isatuutictilresl may Is allele lestaWishmest, Nos. lA, 16, mid 17, Cstbefitle-strett, Slntad. N.B. The Priest Articles, with treat improvements, sad a general exitihition of Upholstery sad Word farsiture, always ready fur Sale. Thin day is publi s h e d , dedirateit, by permisaine, th Bishop of Cheater. handsomely printed, is go Twe o TVolume's. Bv.. prise 30.. bo ar d., ASSO'S JERUSALEM DELIVERED: ao 'raffia**. Heroic P oem; with Notes, sad oreasioaal 111 as. Translated by the Rev. J. H. BUNT, A.M. Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Looks: Printed fir J. !lawman, 39, Ludgate -street. • I HOUSE OF COMMONS, Ttiasaav, Maher It. Atomic half past three o'clock the Siiirattra went to the House of Lorilo, and oil hie retort. geguainted the Mine be hail heard the Royal Amorist given by Conitnitett )))) let the Iniletnaily MIN, Army and Nary Bills, anti ulliers--:fue which me Lords ) NEW PRISON. Sir J Shaw presented a Petition from the Debtors of the Nl' 16' Prison, Playing that thq "tight have the same privi leges as arc amen to those of the Fleet Riot Nines Bench, everinily the day-rsele —Refereed to the Cu 11111 l This say is pub lished, very fly printed i n S en. ill ustrated NARates and a Chart, peke 12s. boards; RATIVE of a TftYAGE to IftlD. SON'S RAY, is his bisjesty's Ship Rosamond; rem- Wiling sonar Acessiint of the North -smilers. Coast of Anil:- rice, sod of she Tribes inhabiting that remote Region. By Lieutenant EDWARD CNA PPELI:, R.N. Primed fur l. \lawman, 39, Luilgate.street. s us la the Press, and speedily will be publielted, by the same Austen., NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to NEIV FOUNDLAND mod the COAST of LABRADOR, illus trated with • Map mid Engravings. TO BANKERS. MERCHANTS, NCHDOI.HARTERS, S H O PKEEPERS. AND OTHERS. ITSED OFFICE PENS, at ISs. per Than. 1 11 U and, with a liberal alloware to the Trade, sold by .1. WALSH (tale Hughes, Walsh. awl h l Sos), ater Temple lase, Londe*, Law Statioarv, Bookieller, and Pea SI.- tiourr to the Beak of Englund. Where sway be had, in Oise krge V 01..,.., wire Pm. A I.INT of the PROPRIETORS of UNCI.4IIOIII DIVIDEND* am BANK STOCK, and on the PURI.IC EVNIJS, transferable at the Balk of &OW, with the Dalss when dream Divide's& sespeeiively beelike payable, and the unlimber of Unchained Disliked. doe to each Pro pricier COAL AND (VLSI DUTIES. the motion of Jlr . LuaNINGToa. the Ci.al and Cale!' Daly Bill was fail a first liver, and ordt 4 red fur a reetiail readiug lu•u+urruv. This day is pubbsherl, handsomely printed in One Volume Ilvo, illasirated by fuser naps, descriptive of the Route, • price 12L boards, APICTURESQU E TOIJII. through FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, on the RANKS of 111 N F., and through part of the NETHERLANDS, in the Year ISIS. Flimsies amens, Sylramae! " A SCetllar and Pine, mo d Fi r, and branching Palm, yvan sceue; and IS thereat, asceuse -4s4hade above shade, • woody theatre Of stateliest view."........Mmee10. Lisostiou: Printed fur J. Hawsnan, 39, Ladrate.street. fly whom also iv just published, • New Edition of EUSTACEN CLASSICAL TOUR through ITALY. 4 volt. Siva At. boards. Extract Crum the" British Critic," for (October, Iftl7. Review of " A Poeturesliue Tour through France," &c. " Tirthime who link not gravelled, it gives a faithful ac. roam of what is to he seen; to thew who isolead to travel, it of an excellent Jilais fir their operatiousy to those who hate travelled, it will awakes many pleasing rreoller. lions. The ruttte 11, taken." pertigpsi the best whirls bee cook! have s. IRISH CORK DUTIES. The Irislieurk bay Hill, was' read a first lime, amid or dered for is Kevin/ reading to.morrow. PETITIONS. 'Jr. I.ae rrom presented a Petition front Newcastle upon-Tyne, a:ainst useless &tortures, mid for Itb trenchant:ill mid Reform. Alderman troop presented a Petition from the inhabi tants of Hoelnhtle, fur Parliamentary Reform KIM !tope ea picot of Sir 11 , t Ni nu prrscnlrJ MFGIIMis frooll tants of Iletlinal-qreetr, New castle-opine -Ty ne , and Halifax, in the county of York, prnvim: fur sulfram So mull males not tinder the am- of 21, and animal Pas fiameots.—thileied In lie on the table. Sir SACS. brought up an Account of all Warrants parsed through the Office of the V ice.Treasivrer of lief:toil during the year 1817.—Orikied to lie ins the table. • MOCK AUCTIONS. Alderman that the House d° resider inself into a Committer. ion the Mork Auction Hill, and shut the mitt sun Om subject be referred to it. On the SPLAKISK keying die Chair, several Heathen tttt s Were agreed to, and, on resuming it, the Heron was ordered 10 be received to.unorow. PENSIONS TO OFFICERS' WIDOWS. LITTRLTON ruse It; }ale • question relative In n subject that had been rarent/y tesifissed in the House. Hr enema the late regulation respecting the -payment, in •e. Otani eases, of Pensions to site Widows of Officers. Be fore-giving notice of a motion im the subject, he wished to know, was it Wended lu act w poisuanceof the order, ur its revoke it. laird Pnr.mcasrog said, that She matter haul been sm iler considerations, and was still lit , nothing filial hlting been resolved on. Mr. Levert:rum Shin gave entice, that on Thrtrailay, the Oil of April, he would more, that an ;mint& AJd nss be presented to the Prisiceiteviit, praying his Royal Highness or lie graciously pleased So order the late oilier icipect. ins the payment of Widows' Prusioua to hr rer,,ked. S:r F. RtinDFTT Cave notice, that would submit a mu lion to Site Heine, respelling the Petition that had heen pre sented fano un individual of Site moor of Sieho!esi suite day afterthe hulsdass. JIAOISTRATES' RIGHT TO VISIT GAOLS, Lord Ft/lA*l'OK E, ill rising to intake his pro-mised mutiois for a Hill to bike away doubts re apectiew the Act 31 Geo. concerning the power o f" Magistrates to visit common and county gaols, hoped there would be no opposition to his Measure. It WWI iuteudrd in remote all doubts on the subject, and to puf the stouter oo the hoot ing it ought to atand • fur clearly Magistrates ought to he invested with , the power he contended tier. Ile hoped Orsitleihris on the other side would out, by their opposition to the ineuuure at pieseni, stifle all. hoped of umeoiltnetiti hut salter the 11211 to be iirtroeinstd, and tluattiropose*liitt alter . ..diens iei it they !night (It*in advisable. The chief object of the Bill was to settle the doubts, whether Alagiatrates in present had the power of visiting cum.:ion gaols; and to place the stilbject iu pro,:ce point of riew, he would he obliged lo tenable dm House at some length. is would be in the recollection of M.mbers, thin in the cetarst AT NINE ircLocK IN T/1E AIORNING, THURStiAY. 26th &larch, • The First -drawn Bleak will receive Four Pipes of Poet. All Three Prizes of 30,000/ ! With Sixty -fire other Capitals of kW/. 1,0001. Am. etc. yet iu the Wheel. DISH, the Contractor, sincerely thank• the X • Pitlobe f o e their unprecedented Patronage already ruaferred this Lottery. The Ftrat-drawn Bleak, No. kW; entitled to 4 Pipes of Port, was shared by hiss, in 4 Quar tets, Z Eighths. road 4 Si/clericals, who respectfully ootrrais the bidders iwensediatcly to (toter frsons any Wiste-nterloasot they please, their reopecerve proportions of the 4 Aka of or the choicest quality iu the tiogdorni which I'. Rum oat pay for on detnaarl; who has ales t h e pleasure to au auaun• that he Sold anal Shared No also than II of the C.api hizes drawls already this Lottery, being No. 3,107, a I Ku of 5 ,000 f. one of the largest Prins yet drawoo, ,cud I whets of 1,002/ 4c- As the .letnuta has been very great throughout the Costa irt. 81 511 entreats his Friends be early in their applies tws *NW a warmly Or Tickets aid Shares 'ennui at his °dm, Nu. I, Curnbill, and 9, Cbaring-ersiss, London. in Ihr 14a5 Lunar', containing Th ree P r i zes of ,000: Bi.ti "hi Mein ALL; and 30 hopes sell All the 'M ere P ri es id Amok the prairie Lonery. At Nine o' Clock io the Mowing, THUItSDA V, 26th, The lit tt-drolosi Blaak will have 4 Pipes of Port. and J. SIVE%'RIGFIT reopertrolly solicit er • a Contismaace of the Fasentirs already conferred nit won tit their Frit-ads and the Public., and hope they will ar , tt fruui the Tickets anti Shares 100 W " Nd " . .) ALL 3 Prirea of .e3t),doo. ref M Ike WHE fa. pith other C ap i ta l s Or t 5,000, £l,ooo, are, ite.—Anif 2 Mho w , firrersve a Pipes of Port, to be amen by the rbr , havni, sad as prepurtiou fur Shares. J. SIVEW*IGHT had the pituture to sell in 33 54 . the few C a pi ta l s already drawn, at their UM t urtucier Wires. 37. t oRNMILL; I 38, HAYWAR AZT; 11. Iloussan ; 141, throlniu•siaarr. BARB'S AVFFON, WITH COLOI'RED PLATES, COMPLETE IN 100 1 4 11'3111ERS. This day is published, price L. ed. *eh the ridges accu rately coloured, or ts. plain, Number I. lit Bt11:14)N'S NATuItA L iIISTOItY ; coii• tai ee ioo g the Theory (jibe Barth, a General History of Man, of the Witte Ovation, of Vegetabkv Minerals, , Translated ( rum I ke French, awed interspersed with Notts. 14e FRAUD PREVENTED. I By J. M. BARR, lE-q- To cimiderart the meaty attempts that are daily Tu Irbil* 14 ' ai ded hY WRY Or • COMPiele Supplement, 4 iwe., : i n i s .l l, lll ,, 4 ,,., 1.1.p.zet1ie ,, the ammo , a B..ariaassampaaiiifir, , A Natural . Hist . ury ut Birds, Fishes, Rvptiles, and I ingress iE BLAcLi„,cr......„, vra 6 DAy i New 'lion, greatly impair's! ; with a highly-finishrd shd 31 .4 It EIN, nay haag adapted Z it ; ia l d, r ia wi ai; ii a la i, Portrait of Butfun, and au Acetone of iris Life, by Curt %glow,. sod Aildresei • . &were. 97. imam NOLNORN. ..• The whale of the {fork haiipvg hien pr s , off, it 6", C,NIVICIIUSI.i gibiseest in the centre of the Label', that May also be had nom late price 71. lbs. in budrds, co 1 Ouf it Y I ~,, "." im amenities to this, and the difference of the ur t't• M. plain. I '''' "'nth is anlikw alitemr.pres., will enable purchasers . N.B. T o prevent mhetakes, :Ise Pieter are regoestril In 41 :_ h irr to artret the linisosit len. he porfienbir in unlerina ihe "Nevi Editioso of Minim's 16'11,41 JAPAN BLACKING, snide and sold Wholesale. Natural History, transfsted by Barr." , i, liAy ' and MA wrini, 0, Hs ig h Holborn, and ret a ih u l f A i t id o p : Printed flit thc Irroprichin ; sole by Sherwood, It ih, ski,. Siitopkeelicia i in Bi,ttke at p t y, li, and N,„„. 12 . , a a ,i A.m.., pmesinisterrue ; Auld all uglier B o o k- Is.ad ski ,. steels to *fowl) and l'unaby. 4lt Lo! f B RITISH GALLERY, PAlsfrAsta. 11 1 01 S Wo G ALLERY. for the EXHIBITION ' AL owl SALE of the RKS of BRITIBH ARTI S T S, I's PPEN EVERT DAY frous Teo le the Ma n il as (111 Fire I is die LiAiiitssr. Adesiilasee, Is.— Cataloguer; li. , _____lOHN YOUNG, Keeper. ir: EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANCIEk. HIS EVENING, Wednesday. Mr. BAKE - mo. "r . WELL will deliver a LECTURE at the trip Ir- e* Head Tavern, i n the Pbsetry, on EARTHQUAKES, BOILING SPRINGS, a n d VOL CANOES, and the Ch aises preduc ed . I as the Burrower the Motet by arblerra neon Fire and 'lceboa- t,' tary Agency, elucidated &Immune.. Drawn's , ' mid by Vol- code Specimens, aed experiments. K To weeenteneeet Raves liatiek.--Adnihniun 4s. ; IRISH LINEN COMPANY, la Nor , Illiteswihu.ry-squeee, established Eighteen Years. r 1 prig. POli c . lin s hiligiArtilif invited to an in- sol i tins . of the eery lure mud cheap STOCK of IRISH SHIRT! G and SHEETING CLOTHS, now or Sale at Nu. 4, the Suede Side of Illoonsebary-sgaare. The 0/ni- -1 1 011 1, front the stature of Siete Entaildialosicuts here and in rid, o ff er to the Cuenseitaily the *buy*. articles much eth eper e and better t han th e y eau b e prurureil through any di hLinens are bleached under their owl, iiirpeetion, 'submit the help of acid"; they warrant their dorability mid ; fir, and e ngage In return the ninety rhombi eal to. • fault apeer.--Centutry Orders faithfully attend_ , , • Agell. " — iiihn D'Hievant 4, Ihnonuiburpoqiinre, London; Joke buylr, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Mubliu.--Guod Bilk uu Ireland, or Irish Bank Note", takes i n p ayieesit fur Lawn, or discounted. %%ii. his 1/1/11110;1 I lie opt rsi to ride !IS. ..UN., whole. • On the iiderpre- " Au Act ;1 ctlier plaices of 1111 Ala.rigiratep hist down by I did not at oil I had answered would lia- lu'riililble, br the subject ./ a forced con. eribetl its the 101 l Doty. In I clause could • • nil-cows / t i c _ adit and con: ising--" end 4 Is mod placei Id t.se niade •uction. lie Id had good Pat bloscass.e i; had refer- 'lie tiftcehtti here seas ° lie ci"l ye. A 1 . - lie Innalreili Ices of con- i - t and state ry one of o the She- ; Juvice of If this Tiitruieri 71i rlauee that 1 power to lout brink It. its on the lie oatterot Act itself. * 111. I L en . t Act did; ped to be atratil tot mono lot So that der Con.. 't it %%tad 111)WelI it 1)(li. UV- dins, t•ail lo before with the all been o- Ia the tul that tote who . too tool ttotti v .' it had 111111rI' 11 • a Cnnlit meal— lord it Ic'oi; regal 'wire a loners • . I Jilt'- e Care or et 41 Ili ;ill • ,; Cie iii state. • r last d to: do! sr ui I by 'lose tots ; the - this ore; ___._.....____.....______ APOCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S BIBLE. 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IPriiiivii Lists of the Proprietor* having will 1:f! ready to be de:ivese t l at the batik, im M. lite 23.1 Isaias I & - • i*a ItORE.IIT ill 5..,11 . , kee. 1 , N. n —By an Act passel is, 81w &Wenn!' Year of the it4ii i .1- be. ~ , ,,,,,,i mi,,,,,,, HI, KAUAI 164 he ralliflrd lu Tole At lift' Paid Efeeiliiii wins Wadi nut b a t e been S,x C l alendar • ANIMA possessed, iii his own eight, of Ilii• Mock fur which lie shall then give lii• Vote, iodise the said Stuck shall have been acquired, or shall have rouse by breilliext or by niarretice, r or by succession to an intestate's estate, or by the cost ttttt of . eh.- Coy of L ou d on , or by any deed of settlement :trier the d 0 .lentli of any Pirsoil who *ball leave loco CIIIIIIed for liti• t o ti the Diviilmids of ttchitock. ......,..„..,..........__