The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-08 00:00:00

POLICE. ............. r ,~ t 11,011111 7 RY,0F LORD ING'S ITOITSt. ITNIO4-iIALL;—A few nights since the house of Lord King, at ()Allan!, in Surrey, was broke open and robbed ft a considemblequantityof plate yesiCeday the Mowing men were hronAlit up and examined, on suspicion. of" being the persona who committed the burglary, .tia;aely, , John .Curtainghain, .414111 CS Standige, Jenkins, intl Charles LLzton. Lord King %vas examined, and stated that on ,Easiolay evening, the 29• th. of. AugusVie left hi* • dretitwogrrooni about ten o'clock, at which time the, fastenings of the window were secure ; on the Monday- morniogr about live o'clock, he was in formed by his butler that the shutter Of the dress ing -room had lhea forced, and that the house bad beer robbed; on further investigation, it appeared that the villains had cut the shutter, and drawn out the screws of the iron fastenings. After hay ing made their way into the room, they broke open a writing dcsk of his Lordship's, and rifled It of its contents ; they also. took some cloaths :bchitaging to his, Lordship,: which were in' the room. They . next visited the library,. front whence thertook the silver branch, a silver tan dlestick, inkstands, and other art ides of plate to a very cowiderithle amount in value. .Aftek hav ing done this, it appeared they pacsed over the Lower part of the house, and finally let themselves • out With a false key. - Mr. Reeves, theconstalde of Clopb a m, wa3 a l so examined, and stated, - that on Monday, August he was informed . four men of snspicions np .pe:rrance had becti,seen concealing themselves in a pit on Clapham common, On receiving this in formation he went to the spot pointed out, where .be found the prisoners Cunningham and Standige. Cunningham attempted to run away, but a man who was with , Reeves pursued and secured hint. Stantlige had been previously taken.- Near them them were some bundles, .and op opening them, they were found to contain plate mut wearing ap parel. The prisoners not being abl e to g i ve any accolint of themselves, be took theni and the pro- Tett v to Union-hall. On the plate, eie. being sltewn to his Lordship, lie said lie coald swear to their being his property. The beadle of the parish of Clapham, - having !suspected that the two who were not taken, were gone to . procure a conveyance to, take away the prwerty,. placed himself in a sitga,tiou . ,where he observe What passed near the pit. He bad not stood there long, when be saw a hackney coirrTh driving up ; it stopt near the pit, and the ter over, Jenkins, inirnedietely got out ; the wit nos as quickly started forward and secured him. The coach had, in' the mean time driven off, but the 'coaclonan being called to, stept, and.on coin ing nip with the coach, r ibe other prisoner,,Linton a boy abont fifteen, was found sitting in it, • ' * '"lirtleat - to•they ; :pot where Cunningham and Stan dige were apprehended, a crow, two saws, and a skeleton key, w'erCfound. Collingwood hats suite been down to Lord King's bonse, and on apply ing the cipws to the Ind As in the desk and shut, tors, they were found e%actly to COrreSpOnd. Goff, ou searching the lodging of Jen fOand a pair of stockings concealed un d'enerith the bed, whiell were very. much spotted wrth ink ; intail-clothes were also in the eonditlon. When the ink-stands were taken from the library, it appeared ;lint they were full of ink ; this the thieves had emptied on the door of the library, previous to taking them away. The prisoners, our being asked what the% htui to say for theinelvei, said .they should make,no de fence now. Cunningham,. 'Standige, and Jenkins 'were folly comthitted. ,LintOn was coininitted for re-examination. , A tradesman was held to bail on the depositiOn of Litton, charging him with . having received and ad , :aueed the money upon some part of the stolen pla te, knowing it to - be stolen. • VO4GEnv: MANUON-troUSE.—The examination of Mr. May, ilia money-broker, who stands charged with having forged certain words to a bill of exchange, withimeut to commit a fraud, Co the amount 'of ',OOO/. 00 INievors..Down, Thorntori;• and Free, or others, hiving been .fixed for yesterday, the steps of 'the Mausion-honsc were crowded at an early hour,, by a considerable Atmnber of respectable Ineretaot, , ,, :)i , d others who '‘vcre interested in •his ti:te. twelve the prisoner was placed at 11,(.. out the Loan MAyon, having to attend to me Li) a vast number of Bakers, who had made I fetUrnti► suggested to .the .prisoner,, ,as this 4usiness vv,itslikelt:toi.oeetipy his attention for a cow.i.lertibie „time ; Whether it would Dot be better to postpoue-bis examination TO a future ve prtiotter, said be would be guided by' his Co.ohcl (,Us„ ALLny),. who mudded. Mr. :ALLEY hay_llo ohjection to such .an ar r,k, nod the prisoner was accordingly re. ',II Friday, ott which day all parties eon. Ccria ‘‘ei. - cortik;rett to give their attendance. • ricKpoctotTs. ' ciu I r,r) litiyh ',1! 1 tor , a lad about I 8 E , of itp,e, atol u. ‘vell-ktiovn character, Wit: hiiu a 1,, eiVirged With robbing Scrjeant tnill m of the 1:;th of bis wyit - ch, yester day morning, ut 'rise o'clock. The coolidlinant 6 , ',lred, that be had been in - Bartholomew fair, io itcarch of recruits for his legitpcut, and:had been ver y ,: 12 - r es,fiii, the-gliey of th - . 'morning, wbcti. he' tYptXte,d to tin :t tew lads dispose , o to in.,l,ll,tver, he entered publ;c-hottse ! - Anttliheld., with one at his compoiontf, having . gt,tie up stAn . s to partake - o . .sume refre,shment ; ilf.! re bn d, he looked itgo thu tap-ryora, tnd v ,c or six men sitthig together, one of ttleo l was th e prisoner. lie bid then, good morning, and they kish ect• troll to drinfc' wirh thew; tf) this lie had no tfoo, rind p:t. - tool, mc:ntt thcy rcd Wa , t ;tell alvOli, to depart, but When he tytt gtOttiltg the roo ,- ri, prkober html ell 01), 11111 iti,t t 1,4,, the door, snatched his ii - o.tch front' 11..! botVtVtfr iii a itlolllCllt Seized the. hand Frisnner, which the watch was and - contrived to 1 4)A it lock. He determined to have the ()dewily F.ateurtd, , hot.vor et , and sqnt for an tnlicer. The friends of the prisoner fotight bard to extricate and had nearly succeeded, wh en the arrival of the constables put au tud to the 11 1Aattlo1aotion-sTurET.7---lesterday the con stable and three publicans who bag, beeni remanded to brug their bail, to answer assaults and riot at the house of Mr: Bennet, the Globe, in Tidifield.- street, were liberated, at the reqUest. of Mr. Ben bet, an making ,apologP44 and,exinsessing cositri. flint . fnrtheir behaviour, as the pPosectu or ob served, be bad no other object in view than Lep . . . tug order hts house. N .—Elizobeth Collins, a genteel looking winnan, apparently "much agitated, ap plied for a watrant agsiust her h••shand, Thomas Collins, a sky and fanlight-maker, for having beat her hut most brutal 11111 Her, haring her arms and shoulders' black and blue, for no other reason than because she remonstrated ivith him for indecencies towards his female cbildr'en.' Whilst she was mak ing her complaint, the-Otlice was cleared of wo men and children. The warrant was granted, and gl • yen to an Officer to put in,execntion. • CORObTER'S INQUEST.—Op . Monday an Inquisi tion was taken at Ilitiolwich,* before Jos.. Mf:All 4 TY'a, Esq. one of the Coroners forlient, on view of the bady of John iShea, Who it appeared had becdtt shipwright employed in the Doek 7 yard at and had' fought a pitaied battle on Piumstead Common, .on Saturday afternopts, with a man of the name of Michael Graghn; rope, Maker, for a one pound' note each "lhe purt,es shook hands and then , praetedetrifa.fight, and, in a short time it appernied thut the 'deceased had much the worst at 'it. Ilis ,brother and ati lend advised him to give in, but be wag ni-gt:d on by his own second, a man of Mime of 'Lester, to continue the :light lifter be was lippatteiltiy;gx. hatistecL . The Jury brought in a iv:el-diet of :M a n• slaughter against Ciragim and, Lester, and they were both committed to Maidstone Gaul toy trial at the neict . Assizes. HIGIIIVAY ROTILIETIY.—On t itc . cVening . ' Of' Sa lm day last, as Mr. BeCitoll, Of Broad-street, (iolden-square, was : in a single:hin'Sel. chaise With his daughter, between Esbee and Chertscy, 'he was stopped by three fnatpads, : one of wham presented u pistol and 'demanded . Cris money, whilst the other two, armed with hind_ geons, pieced theinS'elveS at the borte's head. Mr. 'Beeson gave the robbers 101, `and some silver - silver without delay, but on, scarehing hire they took 601. not of his pocket-boak, and a 'bill of i 'exchange for 701. drawn by Jam 6 Watts, A n d ac . eeptecl by Isaac Thorogoad. The riibbers then took a lady's' watch, which Mks, licestOdhad' by 'her "side, and made off towards Kingston, attcr cutting the traces to. avoid being. pursued: A past' chaise Wits met iin M ediafely , after the rob bery, find, pursuit' N'vut made id rain :after the thieves. ,About ten o'clock yesterday morning . a - t 1 acl clog made his appearance in the rower, •and after 'creating tonSiderablenlarm, 'by :1)441g two of ifie Oxford Militia, and various person,,,, particalarlY a boy, wholiad his leg as'aso several t;ogS, was at 'length happily dispatched by `one 'bribe sentinels with "his bayonet.- WU% , not ktfown 'how 'ritanfrottl *hat'' himals I,vere an under tv;:ii given for tutu general massacre. On Sunday se'nnight a angst barbarous murder wds committed at , Lishivanee, I fie,ir Tirnoleagne, comity of Cork, ..Dennis'AlE( arthy, a ilee'ent, in dustrious fatth er goior tint early on the morn ing. of that day to look over his' grotinds, and' was shortly after found iii a field. near hri owlf mangled in a sliocking-maniter. This man ball it, snit With 'HS hrOther, whiCh'ivaS to be ttkd . by - Record Ihe present Assiies, a nd is imag;:sed the d; ., lical act ,'was perpetrated by some of 71)e- parties likely to be alret tetrhy 'the issue of the:trial. A short tinie since, 'die' house d.the deceased was burnt; and his htirse,killed, for ivhiCh outrage the poor slifferer had taken the ne , . eer.;:sry steps to reeever datnaes' tue si I t is 'hoped a large refs ard: will be offered' by The gentlepien of the neighbeinliood for the detection dfso'fOul a 'Crime, and a check put, it . possible, to • prae - ttces so fatal to of a district hitherto unstillied by any such acts of outrage. 7---Cok telligencer. W 0 e 'lire happ o y to'heat that there is a fine her fishino• on the east coast of Fife; where they are now Sold from l4.'sd, to 24. Pe r hluld red , and potatoes are so plenty 'that they are 6s. 6d. per bolt. '1 he Subscriptions 1.11 behalf of Mr. Ww. WRIC,IIT; the gallant defender of liaWfold's we are happy to learn, amount to 27004' • iii•ife: the ipiii,btict' vs' , 24 . folly COan .: nitted ror , . , , ,- • trial. ' ' • '•;•/ ' . 2 1 /zontal SOithilYtan, .Antithei youth . , Who 14 ;( well-itnown' /cheer,' „was. next put to( tbe bar.--- ,loliAlOt, the oiiiect, dt:OnSeil, ,tbatfhe (ibsei''‘'ed the prit6tim Very birsilyttapl4ed iio feeling and dippirigintO theriockets of:gelitlemeo in the fair, anO as , he had no doubt of hls-pursuik, he tv•:: Into into custody. Sir Jonli EAstEtt eomil]iikli . the young geittleman Until the attrarttons of tho fair thall have ceased'. Pachurd Bt wden 40d.iitunes, 119 Sip, t.ic)(ll young.lads, werc,accuselk-hy john stone, with being active in their enneavours to pick 'pockets it) the fair: They were reinanded, to • bring their friends to speak in their behalf. Richord Green ‘yits accused by Thomas Martin, shopman to Mr. Bagster, apawnbroker, in Skin- ner-strect, with stealiiig.a pair of breeches.-The prisoner,: it. appeared; went -into the shop with . another man,•.who offered A govvuto pawn ; and while the shiptinin was busy attending to his husi- . 1 "uess, the prisouer, contrived * to steal the pair of breeches in question, which hung 'in the,-shop, and whi oh he tied -up in ra handketebief. lie was remanded until to-morrow, to give him an opportunity of bringing forward his coal- .panion. BOW-STREET.—Yesterday Conter was brought in custody on charge of offering goods fOr . laic as A hawker and pedlar, without being li censed, Rllti Wfls convicted in the penalty of 101. bid the Act allowing the defendant to appeal to the .S.sions again s t th e C o n v ieti on , he entered into recognizance for that , purpose. Thowas.dylife Oce,, late clerk to Messrs. Hod- , son arid Co. brewers, at Bow, was last night brought to the office, by 11. Adkins, Who ''appre bended him hi the: neighbourhood of Fitzroy square. The charge against the prisoner is for embezzling the 1,501, the property of h's employers. Ile. was etiminitted for 'further exa niination tnisTert, jkssiA3 t,• • , , nu . • Mr. icxiri.l , obserVil, that this cause Or nay anir'for about Icel. or 70i. *hick plaintiff claimed for work done for the ti k .f e mlaia, Islaiit tifl'wai ja, the prolessnin Of the law ; the defendant ',was a gentleman who had hiely been candidate for the reprtsentatiim of day or t‘k•ti after the enthineneemrnt of the Poi!, the defendant wAS taken ill; and findingoin Inspeetcr of voters nece snrc, he Applied, through a friend, to the plAnti;, Who for thirteen,days sedulOnsly, laboriously, perforined his dat - , and eVen after 'ac . labours oc - the day, .he constmied. the evening hi „arranging busilics hit. the morrow. - %Tool!! prove that the price paid for this (Alice was tire guineas rt dav, and that he executed his task even to the satisiaction of the opposite party. everal wittieses mere here examintid; to prove that the plaintiff bad acted asinspectur,forMr; Hunt during the eleetion ; but none of theth proved 'that he did out act as a , volittiteer. Mr. Hunt, ‘v ho coodacted his o,Wit eanse,.,said that Webb had berm described as having. laboured zealously at the hutiogs ; r a nch io as to, be entitled to' the approbation of - the opposite party, it was trite, for they , had given hint meat .and drink ; and he should be able to spew Olathe de served it at their hands: The fact was, that lie first entered his cause as a volunteer ; he should be able to prove, that lie ,over and arrogain de clared 16111,441 as such, bnt,he afterwards betrayed his colours : he should be able to prove, that he was first a CannitiSsioner, and that his briither Commissioner 'told _that , if sixpence would gain ,the election,. Hunt,- would not pay it, and that he replied, '' 1 and a volnuteer."—lie should - alsb prove that on the 13th day; Webb selected a.Seeret , Committee 'of six, to whom be administered a mostsolenin,batp not to divulge a certain secret ; which secret t was, .that as Hunt hint deelared he would he at no 'expellee, a great demand would fail upon the proposer and se conder, (Lydia rd and Bright), fsr the listins, and that he expected to be paid three Konica:. a clay for his services, and wished to know who was to pa) him; And 'npou their 'hesitatiug• , lie h,icl, I will go. nu more upon the hustings ;—that they replied, wo areal' voluntary agents, ,and nut care %%diet her he went or not. He shot& aka be nble to prove that Webb took Upon hinEelf the office of Treasurer, null ileipvd.bunself to sach cash as he could; and that h e wrote to . persons for subscriptions, and probably. rece..'d more than ; 'that! he was 'the' only per,' n who made a'..demand,f6r,serviers f tha.' he tried the corurnittee,,,then lie tried hint ; that Said to one -of the Coiataitteei, " Let us sell lint: tend his eatise.to the White Lion', for there is no money to ,be got here." Mr. limit. then . called his witoes!es ; the first of whom, Mr 7.10111 Allen, of Bath,, stated, that about a week bc•fore.the Election, Webb asked if 'Friend Hunt stood; for litistOl, he (Webb) hail lived in .I;ristol, as'elerk,,and knew arts NEgio, he practised against him,_ ant, makeVillseff 11 it's useful if employed. Witness olcf- Lila he' kn e w prinoipl e i, and that .spon'dingotoney \At' Ott of the qaeation.' Saw pboati-J 4fte*srcl*,44„, 151:istol, at the Talbot, lie doWrn_the 11 a lit . CS of VibtO•ri ; said .he wat A Volan'teati;• next thoraing went to see -biro, and tolitlinii i'ecithz ini ~n.nterjw(t a . wanted ; and Shotili would, Inv* a-day ; thmight that NV 4S the taeaniug of the Act of Parliament.; it would snit fait better, knoiving Of hl4' recent: ttli.dintarn4 first slide heard of I% 7 ollVA:denial' &when. I he. were Asked for; he t h emmtid.linat,A)elak Val.+ shahl)y, and he would not giye Lb!. Op ftAinestion from 'Mc. Jekyll; witne,.; Iteunigat Stitne., time-Candidate for Bath. , the next -wittiess, , -sA4 that he had heard Webb declare, " are all Voluti , . teers," tVebb proposeilto - witness to go over to 'the White where, he:Said; they' v,0u1d . .. be well paid for past services. • The Jodge'suinitted up theinitteui: . e, observing', that the 'defendant, although beliad nottliOsen to profit . by'the avdstattee- (if theArroWsSion, and bad,' therefore,' given a' grk..at (teal of an'- tieeesary trouble, had nei'ertheless conducted hit enuae.with. Considerable 'ability. his Lrirdship expressed himself in terms of indignitiorraethe prostitittitin of an oath, and the " triunpety's"e era ;" and was decidedly - Of opiUlon,.''fh e rtetife ; • 'pliiihtiff' hind Clot established his ease, • 'rife Jury, later ;tbout Bail an hour; returned a verdict for delethnt, INDtcr.‘,lE,!.srt. FOIL X CONSPIRACY.' _ ~:. .; , . • NpiG, v. JAKEs,, sroitgA, AND WAICFFtELD. Seriyarit stated, 0;M the prOpeetitur i s' were Ohhged, as tt often happened., sn cases this nptore„ to .boil,cl their cause upon.. lItc„ deuce c:f an accomplice. The facts, be ninkt- i stood. were. easyof,...poof.,, and when proved', be' had no dotiht, hut the cytnltaild the 4u k .,y )1 , 04 4 11, agree with ; him, that it,,pteepnted,aS 4cePie of initp - iity as could be iotinti In the annuls Of, TIAe. fait Alefentlant wee an attorney, kind it found guilty this clay, there watild . be (me rogo,e, legsin that profe4SiOn. It woald' appeal', that si man of the mune of Thomas S. Storer, on the 21i of - Mo.y, 1809, was on his dentli.bed ; that then his son, with otie itichard Wakefield,' and Janics, t tlie attorney, conspired together to, chest I the widow and creditors of , the deceased ; and the phtt they pit rstled was this: the son took posse ion or,his papei.s, among y1,7114:11 wl.l tt niort .gage,ticed for 1 131. belonging, to - Watkins. The decea , ed was indebted to Waketielcl 30/...iin a! liroiiirssory note, had lieu paid; but receipt was written on 'it ; this came ,also Auto pi . vi,iession of the - sop. The 'fleCetttiecrirPir clerk in the property-tax-office-for -B`oinersatstire, und tit used printc,.i liaper„ fo the him* ktttild!e!,' his natne„, before w 'ontett. :- T . IC partof a one of ,tht..se , top aiut 1)-; - '- tdiii" . produced slip (A the decegsturs name in w.en over 'whici) time ii'vebte t s • kupwlealglogpt : " .1, b9rroweti p o y a ds, and !tiyvetlepo3ited %elth hirp Wiitkitts's a°tartl?,itc-,t t t d < < S his nattyaS tretOre . sf :it i,d) 5 . ) .„ t0 „,,,. ) „ .;„1 dined prior to his de4it'u. The soti 'at:o g.p.ve Weiktflield•the 101. prouti4tory-nofe; • k?Ttpts47;- Sts - 1, ; !34::: - P ;k4liyi4l,Ci!elit- 01 t4.i!' heitirtiti due: t !link W4eiteld." b ecam e ciplitorol the cst:ite foi his own *:;6;‘..; il;e aheaity-Fii?. 104 end tic nbOv'eitrittioWteaged.MO:',..; itudilis,Augo' tiger. 10. 1 ' 1 .. . . . 1 , • • The wstid*, hiring. t l i:cti oat Lttets. 0 , ' nistration, proceeded to cdl in e.11,4t saw.; v,i.l aitef And anitstiA the ' fot t - the 1651. 'of Watid'• , 'rho- finding pa;-: mini t • inconvenient. , - isDphed to i• Trtli)-Ft , Of Bath, en :Nullity Inolicv-!mtiet', '•,' s.,"llPlit!'.i 1 - -113 with tlie Ille:311; . lila, !vbei) how!' .to redeew the moSigage Of 'Ain: Btoki; the *(165 •Iverift'und iO'li,,e in - tire poise3iiOn of. ;!,tll3 l, ' • c d it :F f p :' i t) t l7 l a 'Y nti f° l l :lti::.. 4 'i:ii e i.: 6 l; l •; i i•a 4 l;. v elelti e lti i i ! ti li eti thit:Acrli' ' '''''' Signaled of the li;,.eilk for , his' Fflaire of the plievir' ' - These facts, • the , - Learned t.;O tt ni,tl i , ll, I should be enabled to proy. , -. tiara the tesainotlllr the, son, Storer, who hod been induced, 0 ° 11 4 .: ite)li pt usequi, to inAe. the Only 'anti:nth he co d ' !' .by confessing' die truth . .. It would be prod that James, the attornev, hail beet) .14i 1 "t l i.; instrument){) to. the sec° mil islitociii of ildsTraol • if so, it spewed that he bad been aecnittittiqf! this Species of •-ktiai , ery : And, said Mr.'Sere • Pst.t.,, it is but another additiowto eKey +l. s f a v perience, th.it th m ough villainy may ran aleel; tier; it meets with exposure at last. 'lt wi ll " i that the witness shunt to be-Vxantinetlwa l . 4 ,o , S .3 l3 :o loi b C en t ,r :l : l:l l S b t lyi t i 'a i l l e. r t e (l sl e l ti : e r l : f S l a t t o l a l i t n i . l: .l i t ei . l l l l : l l :ll:l i : ( i S il p l e l I . r a l , e v e a t il ii(i t t l e i:la n : s i iel . ilier li ;s l, i t i trusted ht c h z, e mi w k o i t e l i l l t e l:o w-speuk the truth, e! ,-,,,i to- Thomas S. Storer wtao;c•eaclieilicl,iiewilildill:lie billg P ° „.',o . swnril, asked .the . Judge, " if he. -was. sine, ',',4 the prosecutor e who had thrf!:itcned and 3 ' 3 t ; ,„ 3 him so much, as to induce him to n uke f . "- 9 " t ,: ii nts d i! .1 1 ( 11 !!! : 41 : t : 1 ( c: 1; 1 15 4 ed : 11 c i t :I E I !! :51'4fte'l:. the watiess's egamiirition confirmed e ver,' . 13 ,;,' , in referetiCe to his muster; -the .defendant JBOlO which yore afterwards corroho t'ed hY °I/ ' and the examination r o a l se" : ; 1:4 'll ' . . witne.,ses. . , , i fro 4 Mr. Serjeant LENS made L..111'00 ablle ' t ' f : , l ; • :, far .1:1111CS, as did •Mr. S t aiszt,s,for'Welk Oi ' l ' a itlig expressin g th e i r stt: T rise rtiirt astoil is luilet mir ,,, i manner in which the S . 4)lieiti , r for the/I'a fa battressediltimself forward Ngais-st +t `', 4 kot, (.ItTts, without .fee or reward—attet t - c t , s• the - 0 • • , • • ' '''' fit e 1 . liginai prosecutor; 'had 'tliotight 4 , , illrtt le 4; ' t ) 1 lli!!!:!!:5!!!i:! i S a o i i l i : i c y ir: r i n s o li s O t I::: (p i: ii ii uo i t ; ae i hi, s i l . :; . :::: , ;: hi 6c uliti c a lt,i . i c : s t e i 4t ' :::; t te . l o. l . *l tio li o • gti9s.ift; • d tot but 'friskAtilt tu'l.c", ~. .. . -,* Ain . „Ivo •calt 1,.. • - .. -`'-.- iisfi .- ....i,f,,,,ritril feeling moil; ~ ! -,e' ra ilv prevailed.. eP. viG , usig%t thea'-•bgevele,,4lll)44"P'.6:' ° 1 Iltpr;ts i 1 , ill .. ,to-clit.edisuei.eq,. in,,•,,,,,. ti eßylll • , t I .... ~.. by .t 401;1111 . r • It ' fi t i.,. .. ir4ib ikif6 r :,4" j e tital*6ThL b * 4414 , .ktiknivttii.,iti 1114 ftnec'i t "! 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