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b - •ei ~ti /IV DU ROM E. vestertety: weintrt of Proprietors was held at the belie Hour*. Mr. JUL** moved, •• That the Court, at its breaking - wp% should adjourn till to-morrow fort night. for the purpose of taking into consideration, la pin that day, a Report of the Secret Committee sf the House of com,anus, upon the subject-of the disposal of cadetships." It ***his intention to sub ;nit MDe proposition, grounded upon that Report. He bed sot yet ' tded upou the particular form of it, nor would he, mid he had consulted the advice of others; but the poem! tendency of it should be to prevent the recurrence of such a shameful evil, Mid thereby to raise the character of the Di rectors in the estimation of the world. Mr. Sobel secoaded the annion ; at the same time. he wished to know whether the dispatches about to be sent out to India. contained any orders for the rectal of the young gentlemen who were to be affected by the matron? Tie thought it advise able that seas orders &herald be deferred. sutil after the inrestigenon el the subject. ou tu-usurresr fort. night. • 'rip.' ens taws w stated, that no *soh order" would be trathisoitted. until sAer that dep. The owititio was pat sod envied. Tiro Court was sowed issuppposo.of it—esoolos tiortif the Court of Dimme rs. meresei t ig the p a s. nee of Mr. Lackham, fiem 6001. to wool. a-year ; and the provition for his wife cud children, in cum they should', *wive him... from 4001. to Awl. a-year. The aervice for which the pension was granted. was the improvement of the navigation of the river ameilleg. A Proteak....tatetia me two of the Directors, against t hillOrnsogre. Amid, together with the answer of Mr. l.* he* own. Sir Hawse P is favour of the in- i creole ; be .thameter and labours of Mr. Isso nopegetigeldttim, *might entitled him to seek ese.. Mr. Kies-mmod that Mr. Lecithins had made no Hew ehipitel, and, cosisegeostly, could be coaled to no resionevation. hlr. BADS went Oillor the groneele tepee which le had protested against it, and defended the pro- priety of the protest. - Mr. EL/lustiest. a Director. defended the claim. of Mr. Lachlan.) on the Conspeay. lie re gretted the pronint attempt at.diseamion. on a sub. jest which he Itotaki is& the wait leborions Penwell present toistestisehttie ihe COONS of tee data. He prOniranced the tie. migiselly given to the discovery of tho spistlentan arose frost those interested mthe OAT of the river. the it. pease of which, 4//atassias tin.oool. &usually, that discovery wus la* N en end tw Mr. Roams**, the ether 'rector, who had es. tered his dissent to the of the board. concurred in theepposition Ohs to the fteselntion. Mr. MARK WOOD bore testimony to the origin &lily of Mr. Lackham's discovery of the eastern pasmie. so far beck es in% when, being thee is India, he was supplied to by ttiat gentleman to smelt him in aminging his plan kola the materials he WO Uwe 1 • • Ltd S set ritt cu./ gave it as his *pinion liint the merits d the subject could only properly Ire discussed by professional men, pommeling priu•tiial knowledge and experience. In that meet (A 4 lie had Do hesitatio n to pronouncing the t claim on the Company as feended both in 3 and humanity. Mr. PIT'S MOORS wanly defended the chino of Mr. Leathern • in the course of which he stated. that he himself had bee* aesploeed, in 1775, to o pot that gentlemae in possession of the feeds at New Harbour, upon which Occasion, be was Caned upon by him to give him possession of the neighbouring waters, but which be was not authorised to do; how. ever, on his return to Calcutta, the grant wee emend' kJ; and Mr. Ritchie, wbo now opposted so harshly the present claims. was himself met to put him in pm **salon. and he did oo accordingly ; at which time, if be denied it, he shook! hare dispdted the merit claimed by Mr. Lachlan= to the discovery of the Issoage.. He eorwidered the present es a eery trifling remuneration for the labour* of a long life. end the exttensfiture of upwards of 60,0001. in the prosecution of a favourite object. especially when bc did not consider his life worth one year's pur chase. Mr. RAD.DALL Jecatow followed on the same side, and entered into a detaikd account of the ser vices cud sufferings of Mi. ILecklisin. Mr. L0.1'140118 declared. he differed both from the Directmo, and Proprietors, iiiasoasich as he con sidered the pension proposed to be allowed, wholly inadequate to what the unfertanate enthralls me sited. Mr. Giant (the Chiirreab), before putting the (prestige), thought himself bound to decline. he considered the grant not given to humanity. but justice. If it was to be found fauh with at all, it vies for its scantinees, considering the probable shortness for which it could be enjoyed by the ob ject or it. The question use then put, • and agreed to uhaeitricrualy. The min bassinets of the day was=g os ts: ripprotnition of the Propr;etors the Court of Proprietors of the t6tb May tog a pensirto er 1,0001. iwyear tirftir J son. tete Oovernor-General, under tions.—The Ititsolutioe vies uneoifn The hugeness of the cliy irsswg - . Baum impressed a wish to be informed the Quirt of Dilution had name to limy deellillet nor the sehject of the• retell of certain 'Writer and Cedes from Maio ' N recornormoded to their to. consideration rat the lest Meeting oldie Proprietors Mr. G 0416? declared they hod come so a deci. don. and were ready to make it public; but seg• gelded the propriety of deleyiug the poldiellieli till the neat meeting, when the rubject,weelledifilli properly mane wader totisideratioe; • • • After some wits agreed that tine publication should be sow made ; is consequence' of which Mr. Gssr, Nod the lieeeleliod of the Covt I of Directors, which war... that the Court Mob. labia talo eessidletalla• the reeeariamdaties or the Geri of Prepaseess, sot holm • re-eoastaered thole formai Itaislalias auwweatity r Aare leariatea the etieetettatt of OW prove44lB, awl et Hot Itameletine meetetter amelleage4 t 'std tit MOY balete4 the imitlitt Is which the rosy theme- consideration, should find relation to doubt their Powers to recall in the present instance, they %until be happy to lake lidtantage of it, and re setiiil their determination. hi...Low/fuss likewire exprersed his hope that the Directors would be inclitmel to doubt, after the opinions, declared in Parliament, of Sir Timings Tgirtomtild- meet particularly ef that great minty-, lawyer. Sir Samuel Hominy ; end that they would tbriefore imitate the conduct of the hest of Judges, who, mu all cases of doubt, reconimended.the oWeets to mercy. Mr. Tvil SING deprecated the present d i scussion ; as tending rather to injure than ;ICIVP thernalig who were recalled ; as any attempt to dispute the I authority of the Court of I)ireetare might red*► . tend to prevent any inclination to serreihero,ne /sr es they might have it in their power; • Mr. LtsRINGTON declared he did not doubt the posies the Court of Director. ought to bee., but merely that which theysetually poetised the statutes. • Colonel Woos said, be ccesiditedthcaeterinis nation of recall, as revolting to hutisenity, and lie. would take a proper opportunity Of giving if all the resistance in his power. Mr. Gassy. after complainilig of the expreeden of doubt, respecting a power the Court of Direethill hakilways exercieed, as a kind of threat hi tcrrordli. if they did net alter their revolution, put in end Id the conversation, by observing there was no tineatlse before the Court. • A. adjournintlot then took piece till Thursday fortnight. CITY BUSINESS.' ' • • OMIT 07 COMMON COUNCIL, JointiL •011111 b • After dm pmeleenp of the Inn Court had been read, the Ciadt, was ordered- to read the Report of the rinooditlikommitteet whernhebed concluded, Aidatellane PolNlMair roma -to valise event • seaelteimsailmpill/hontiseilopee. The obsess the dis o nt ojvhst het'all :; *IP" ti - Pe of e th t e r C e"P ossiml : • ;et heintomi • end alihmishkelletiOleare windy ~v.tivit these Comm*. might form t he thought it his duty to rape the Court against each delusion. While he was that calling upon the Court for retimothinent, ha meld not help lately ttuseditog op*, NM union. which might be effected Se.their sinus% and law proccediege. Getable," Wee& schemes, mounted their bobby-horse. or their Poo VIA*, and when they were thrown out of them stirrups, the hies felt on the city. By granting spa cifie sume.for imealleperpoem, greet savings might be expected, end he hoped that while Gelation'.* were willing to exclaim against the *spa:Waage of Government, they "wild not be unwilling to look et home. The worthy Member concluded with inowinic a win of Resolutions ; the diet of Which wee theta read: " That is Giber* the mime sae Of 7001. should be paid to the CesotsiAlleo of City Lands, and AOOl. to the Ileidposilele Retain Committee. to commence from Mitionottaarwley nest, as the recommit,. for that Anew and expenses of every description,' - - Mr. Dllun said, be was cultism to skier full credit to the motives which hedioduceri t h e worthy Alderman to bring this measure forward ; but he /GI not conceive it neceasary ; it would be gam *efficient to recommend to the Coroesittees to be more economicsl in future. (.4 laug . kl. He be. hewed those Gentlevnin to be londest in the Nosh, who had gone through the (Aces. and, like astne feenaleis he had heard of, embraced pleasure till tore denied them the eojoyment, and then began so pray end repent most heartily, slid left ofF *M illing, when they could sin no Mager. He then mewed, as as amendment, " That mustier the Com mittees had exceeded the bean& of prudence. and recommended Witt and perendeOng dednomy in Wine." .• • . • Mr. DtgeriltUr•adeeitrad tli. emotion incurred by the Committees justifiable, and were not more its proportion than were paid by private gentlomea for the maingeniest of their esters ; when they me. it was but tit they Should dice together. bail invite such venoms as their liminess might all front borne. He then seconded the amend ment. Mr. Itch, staid;" the Court swat to consider whe ther it erns proper that their Committees shield expand with large limns as they had expeosk.l. Tho mete mans mnent of the estates of the City east *Gawkily i 5.41011. aafteatiatiass to sheet SI per cent. In 1794, 'tittleseire• of the Bridge house Committee amosigeM to 6611. Ike, *ow amount to 24231.; at than time us Ceminitte was appointed to consider the Nate of the city finali ses, and they, like the mover of the amendment, recommended " strict and persevering acepooiy." —lf this Committee were to fleet of an avec). tag, as they fornsirly did, and he saw ee rea son why they shouldnot, a saving of noel. •-!air might be effected. A toesperiom bad hien elber baffle port read, he shlpsid Deal .isir Ira • taking pp the time of the Coati isuaecessardysaalit Agit *emu a dispoeitioo Street mirk three HeportssOlsigether. He conceived thotbdillatMlof these — Cow might very well boillebedliereresisen °OW : 4*e liheatfr ly paid to inedege. aid thq he had *erred ISSalitiamPhi•nwrow''.4 """( vo time WaS oskod, iratfelefillOP6lllllitins luso regret lean% his hodeoes opsedistoatato !atrial pwbli^ officers wore more itemeeeekbetthe Gan m ittee. end be same New *bee Owe Mtn or two strangers, es.ibetebe expenereeelliese erease.l from theiralteadanca. oitstilhoold•lhoattri bated to other causes.- The amesafeeent welpsuel was somewhat curios, as it Meld to asavey lOW sure upon the Gentleman who moved it, acid isso.ll opposit ton to the semipro, who said, iht suite could not be limited, alit being more • leatleinen paid; theorehills. stiewoillitof OfMeiwity of reformation. . fie agrearkwith t oV the ,Conainittee all • • bt a t i t • iii luminous thin It was a isost vindicate their irep)ribse led ; be world see The Court hoped they those who 1 wheathey Could Wieser* i —,ta e G hod wirer •It' lit t 11•411014. eyelonsef the eilgetelitt r i (lOW* ' as i. siewid , I;, II t . ilk .' ik '.' ' ' _....61001* h.- *Opt I, _ , *meld be ambled te. ' ' le. .-L ' , * , the* , 14 44' est l ieripV: tithe , l),‘Nent tinithm. iii pewwithoet givists 'it hia r abellidtnen. Wins hi Itiehm).en the nee heed, wt the bousenee Messier-et •thie enipeeedoei and the noes to Web it 111MillafifigIlit4 lb. „wield ',Meet *SO. wormise et the interred delient *dim its eptintion. sod it visa with that tie dangle • bed borea of het sem* in it. ' . Uwe . 1111sewe Of the politic inmenemsnientlie witeett -OS porfellims, to gestwity.slevired flew sea than dirt whisk we poem, it die& i 4 4 lie. is d'imiliteement, that so bide ' dessohi oe.' Restore at Edinburgh. an d . gee, eteabill see (Mnkery public buildi h Itenitorahk to their inhabitants. If we 100 to k. veepeol. we shall there likewise see what the mea swear of a well-iiireeteri Cisirwatiotr catracrompli.ll4 The law expenses that here fermate yours attended 1 this Corporstiosi. naimtexcitegnetewrpr)te. Tlieeti• stinate spied with ~l it* 646.41 tii' be influenced. ?entente-it him 4 41i4lihrtIt c .Afhiii4; obp three ' himself under tbie nine's* *duo ArAtathit inter- L rupted his ansumenent.49mSwg Alwreartst to drivf over him; and of the Cynic, who. pOtetivimt 141 .pevverstitem of the S.outh. ext•lste4, 'A . S./o Do. sug.. bey, for I pereetim risp etM'irtse ylee Me mare i A infinite calamity to your tonistry.• lol l9e ight_St, 'be said, that if this corporation • ' sirefae present sy.tem of expending Its revesesein alga. tion, it would shortly leave nothing for useful pdr. poses. . Mr. VANDIIIICOM said. that he could neithes: -agree with the rwashition nor the amendment. 1 Unless the Committees wens allowed 1111LONiebill i 'Lexpeoses red necessary- refreidesiests. they would 1 not get ;heir business done; and these would not I operate we a detriment. There were other causes of complaiot, which were wall known, though Geo.. tletnen were shy of reentioning them, smog ont ,of patronage and law vispenses.. He was twee. on a Committee. wlien a vote of inn Chigoes wen pre. plod. He thought proper to ask what it was for ?. The gamma was iiitespected;--the hiferet thooght,it would be granted. ass Inciter of twurwer without inquiry, sad emoted rot tell what nen! foes. the pertain a Ito was to receive ,it spi called . ill to explaio-ohe had &se iothing 4§ 6 .l ls igitled bine to claim it. but he had dare liaßsedt: in the law way. for ether predoe, in sleek hi hod hed.on eye to the inserertiAthe t;isibi • hie thew olid. that if lw were to go 1 islp.,the *hr. of •Jope exposees, be should detain tl4 41 rn t ht., qt recommeorl. I nd fixed solaricellil' the thr/Inficeri. iisstead of al ewing theirs as inerrant offlaisineis. 'kid then they , Could have km lawomita, mad leas law ispenses, Which new amounted awassally to moot. * As it woe w. when the Comptroller was employed, be took !he Solicitor upon his bock, the Solicitor the Re. embrancer. and .ci they west ridiesi em n are her e till the Papers were homers/1 ~ all iiritag.. Rethought they "hetet km& I eese f orskigiangrit ~......,, such p altry As esprewion. as this i.. Pis will a fee wow& bi , the Eleed.theight the Court be onto iitte emoray. the MeiciffiVrilte to. AW: I,lllpintane hit dm maw* . tik,if • • . ai..+ "stliaeser diesesai. V ■ . wove directed —"Wage lewd future s ' support or tlie maid . resolution from the 9064ribele to the itslonsied. braver Pillar, in reepeCt to ieturninn back tnivseve rid •uirscriptious, was kid before .the Como, end the amisitherisii, direct to receive . beck die esnosef of the city r wed goy tim sorer to the Treason of Ike -inf. • • Thwthenks of rouse* to the Roe. Mr. to the Lord Miept. for hit oeelleirt sernies. preselitd dnit Swaim/. is Trinity Terror, and be w requested us pint flee , lsme, end send • copy to every NSfiblprr. • Mr. Ntrillistn Row wig thecitorged tress his see. slimness of Sheriff. . L,IiI INTELLIGENCE. • . . COlikT r OF 111.11 REZ - 77 4 4.4Vt!15t ISM . IV to V. RD" The Artellef EV4;1E1101111- 1110V144.10r ti Me to set eride • judgment °Waived under ii. power *hew • tome,. The Yisiotiff hod peousivird to lend Op; feodant 1601. epee receiving hi, power of at k however, g. which, he hid espenvivod to obtairewordin . i r frea tei set • waft ac 7 V '! i Us prow. without ty, PM& fie' to Ha ie - ste MIiMISIMSMINW.huri Calusaughtlissr Het to make the rule • -11.*Cosow •ietofl, wail. elude the pima, cisaumbrssen tbey thoolcbtubs usuouniesiosileioN bib/ umallamlg p s itaaltrlMl hit* baser atone E'mrato . mum 4. puurreut the abwebilist • Amiga* bur morait. by :•1111, ; As? ',hashes' • . . OW RbltiMismamilhetu fOrMiin open, Bibs t . . ese the Debunking iimeW Wiley ktm gliguidhdo wilassmo. . - .. . • bistWilfilf ZR it or Tux wing Allali ...teme • s .lfswringlster Bitter of lb These rigid, M sidtilese is 'ffileamajobsidsm yes err ormatamed iseursart foe May 1 40111riespee4ke tbe pay, allowaates, and pmatiattes et dm pOessrolof Ealgisn4.-•‘• Itte l'Ziel• f 5.414 I ,esi=far Ammo for berms kart am dm r make, a the maim allyead $ tbo ' • ageletiumme =a7 - partgalotom of mg deasratreavastorso . • which ha lowest* seated, he The rome wif 8 Pie tdef " hs rochafoolls* I *OW le be worth 11,10)1. Alwork hinuitt. OW* N. If b. • _ i liVar_ iin t__ rM —;._ . - ,.e . ,•1..-•• ,; • • • , . °inns) mem - . 4,4pArit: i.. • )0.10:.'44- •- .. listratorlikiiiy, Silly Atag4ol. , ..,. ‘, t , the Ica., at Oxford. iM=t=y, libi• I All, isi itorrnitPt. • of Woulmilmmabe matt day, at the City of Ware % .' 1 11.16r: • • - • lig fed i as Shrewsbury. rlNGar imb, al Hatfard. • Bo • rot, at Mammoth. im-Wedpertay, &egoist 2, at Gloucester. It illii ry .T d i tOlushesk'Mo;-ohe souse day, at the City of Was 'carter. • Sir AhowwwlikTismaymaa. Relobt, one of the llamas el the Coast a Eeplimerert,eeed Sir Juba Bayley, sea of the Justine Stifle Cari 44 Mug% Beach, J ram. . . . . . . • • istiot-urn cultaTtr. _ ==.ire-Moeda. laly lA, at 'Northam& 1b . I :day, the I 4114 at 01111111•41 M Limusleatite-Getarday, Ole 1.7411, at the Castle of Liaceisa ay ortaic.b-the arm ilay, at the Cite of LailtuilL BentasbaummkthM-411dOlia, the ma, st the taus of Sol. Itailluo. .. • •t• ~ • Dutiubboallfholuy, the sod, at Dray. Lakmotershiee-Mefosaay,ihe pith, at the Coeds of 14. Maw. The Boroalt of theeielear..the some day, at deo Borough of City of Coreutry , ..4aber.lay s the alb, at the Ohy ef CAN Waret vfu = ire-use the sow day, at Waimeit' . 1 The Her. fobs Heath, Lai., Jamas, if the Court of i foommaa Plea ;„ sod Siam Le Maar. Jetties of the Gout i JO Mies isreb, Judie*. -..... ' .• • - • • NORTH Ell N- CIRCUIT. Gait Toth red Comity of the same Cityrodellaileg, la Li July, st die Gstildball, of the muse step ,e Terholguralse same day, at the Oast* or Tett. .I).disib...Ternalay, Ow ode, et Om Calla of =t o... firers of Nasarda•sposs-Tria, and wourty et Ileserday, ilmi alb, at the Cleildirall al Ma me= Ilsoßtawahostarmi.-the seem clay--st the Clods M PI le. asoMysta. 'Cimisetaad-4rida, the 4th et Pm" at tbe tie, AM& ads. Wealmorlasisallsoraday, thu toth...at ligMfg. . the r esales at the Omits if Or A. J of the Carl of= a id' Clogres Weed, M. Bann eftlh.Court .1 Judea _ imissiMmomme . ._ , si um e our y _esterary mai eye Vitt - -wog of pusitim The silted mills,. Jona" ' 4 `• Cellotsystoss,. amid several other -.we well tuber a roil 111 A , ~ . • . ~.., ... . . • • - ~• - . ~*- L' ". •`'- .. - • ?.. • .., ..: , 1 ' - ' ' •!-; . ,'"-' . • • ''. '.• '.', 3 - 4 .. ....- . ..•.; - . . . i s .. •• , • n i t lt• T, ... l . I. • tiiit. &tied,' i) derti reeirte - liiilf - '" r t ''' - " :/* 'i - r - ...._. -- r --. .- ~,N1 • , aplamilpi.strriaiterd airway • ems smell be yee • : , - . them twatate, Wet thep ivere,emapillslUorsideliptik . . Allitises te' " '7, - "" pita* be wed. did not apply . to: ,/ • ov. • - 0 • • . . aver ardiesereit tbs aeldeet.” • . 'hi -tree* Ketuert -•- - , • ' . 141 F • t • . ''' , IWO. le a Attire lbapopale:ity. lei - Mr. Lessiltetted And. Holt the diterre .--., - - .• at, • - ' esidleleet *tat he had ere* rya, nommen* aupermer werzeisfPrltifY , • • ' the Directors taint now deektrei, he fell' tin Court were, aas te sS' sys ' i s aglinbe t wslign e lbe t ratmislislatiatPurept4lolllll it tie zasiscience. hog' • . ohligord to. etate••certsio doable he entertained 'on pia batty waa vadat , hi t h e e s s lit sh a tapa ro stikatteas s Bet ift 6 lidisits 64 es heti trews inaiwtros. ~ '. i the construction of the statutes by. whh.4l * their , and an • i t a n i aes se por a o soliArbig muumessery ed. te toe • usierfir so j&keti b••• "lb' • • . charters were regulated. By the statute of i 743, . opt = a bey wire ic.t i atos o f :i ), d is i t! i n s ez od,•tii E ll . t hy Orin litesOstidet, it • . ' tra lt:lre a powir appeared to be rests& ip the Oireciotio to and a violation of the ear !g , 1 4 4 b P -*OW dite•llW YMM .. . l.s4l l; ser ' 9', recall any *of their verveuta Iran incrio ; but by re. . pgrhaiseat. lie • madad , Iv. .ati l etho i Miler a Sew • ApserrairePei • Wiri. Hater and ference to the shank of 1734. oftieices is fedi* were , per k ed ......J with t h e ,p ei tt ',. ~. ONs , bp. awoke atotoopea. sreirmegatiyed y and the • . , Y agreed "mode a wildetuatoostst. sod Pshe l / 4 111 ' 11118 " such. , worthy Alderman'e resolutions :, I t A. • .• . IF4P,pst ihatioe, efdr:itti IV* Wig elleletcltY! 1 1 * • . . This. therefore. mated , . doubt as to the absolute that t h e e a pea di tat i . ~ •ji ' 7 1,.......:- 7 * 'Reitolntioes, reatrietsa§tbe Comosilteefor ire ~ . , .. , power of recall in the fiat iestance. !1 on took. thaat o he had , ,-. , - • • 1 -- -..r•T vi 04 :4 4 0 .....v.5401. the aviation voretoittrs • ing into the covenant.' entered iato by Urrite g ii,. 12001. me e k eat . •• - ' 1 5 ,,1 i.. :.. ao ~ ab o l is hi ng t h e anima l allemitsta of 1601, ou their appointment, it appears, it may be lawsui. Aide ra ikb w. . -- , • --1 . az a . .• . - feri e past,or examonoo, Sm. Lie . were this+ put mad ..__. ii ..,.- 4- to ilietniss them, they having tint notice of the statement 4 IMF 'peewee. as ... •, .. . . . . offence imputed to them, and time to defend chain.. uta mt . eq ,,,, sch A vo i d e dij e d '• ' gli Na l ltA a PuliagiengoadOi Para 41 r C. 41 " 11 11 selves against the charge. From , this it Should aatiealai, the Sunday Tull at biJcidiiars . tides sb de h- areem, that where there was no misbehaviour, there Alm - Ileriltd to the Conatuittee fur General frortmees. te r Mr;Jacas said. beat hie mail • could I.e qu power to thelnink He threw chi': out. " pert b efore t h e C oed , . _,.,, t0 r.,t he carried into ertemstion; sad the Centred.," were . • iu the hope that if the Ifireetts. uptuf more mature hi,. w isid‘e k ery s to k b i 1 41 44 th e R e . directed taco / tiro of /airing& lowed for the future s commlera lion. "should fi..i ....no t.. rinnht thoir . .. . . . .. . . ice ancsr ronswoupPU - norrweninwwww .menuom — 7'7 — 77 -- 1: "---"---", ille felt eeeptiethed ; end thq shoed Idtille Vl:V•lie vivo - lIF, lit se* advaeonl . wit... lee they went en dtrietiA•c?otiderositio. polos= es e 4 1liddrses . Ist it. i lt ad r = nen were growl fi to la reepodhAtfity, mad tor alabateiald ci elffaZ the , , they would ouotimar.to do 00. Tbßeet ewer (wafture. Amalfi's( die lime ai * wil e e frtale 4o - oh o nemou illte jibs . c ee por a gen. a way he. The Coo im leaned toe eddeuelop lobe set wades =6maei. c omumitees; it 9 3 .“ r ep: -alto Irl %dm Initiate' to retain 694 what . oe 7 Iliortimeldlivimeti leave " .• . . xt iti!.o.ft!. ........... • • aillabdied o ol l Watitadas. *II% r. - 4 41111100dantstos PLIAS, atogruewersa.dintime. owl diiionl him It at adlowe e les• t .i.•)w , . isa :. - . . . - .. 6$ lebeedat raptor tame isiaLito ; tt ..., i t • wits** stionesursoo. Axe Jimmie ! • • Wit toil fer ibis lit Me. Slow* Bin sitoirod eas t er* aal • • le 1d 44.11114. II " . Nnig .tditemood bp a Ai* Irmo ideleadd Wire* " *l "' 66 - Mda; *died. Tito lied6.losedboe. a "- • • ismodt.,: L'"'' i ass olediet Wl* emominso Iwo' of that %idyl% • mom- sewage -at - - . 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