The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-30 00:00:00

1:‘1", EI,LIGENCE. COMO' c ‘;‘, 29. tXPARTI; OiII.KHANISI4EAD SCHOOL. The 1 0 felin CUANCVLI/JR this day prononnced indgment in this intere4ting charity cause, alter low!. consideration. It was an endowment 'made for many years, or atigmented by dottatlm, the origin of the attar-, blislunentlotving. , been at a time, anterior 40 the period denominatedtime out of mind in which is lituited to the return of'King Richard I. f4,..tun the Crosades or Holy War, The estates in question are situated in I lert ford sbire,and were granted or applied to divers cha ritable ttses immemorially. The distribution,of the property wits under the will of the donor, granting the additional endoee nicut.in the following ratio—two-thirds ,to the , use and Ilfainktnauee of the master and usher succession for ever-the remaining third to be appropriated 16 the tlitibursetnent of ail taxes, rates, &c. ,that.shoul{l be demandable :ruin , the se rotatl.aitdi, llcc. the'suiplos of such third part to be distributed for' the relief of the' indigent pour' Of Ilerldnitustead. It was found by the Lords Commisiloners, that ire appointed to investigate this, aria }ll'otherdia ritable inqitittions • throughout England, in the reign of King :`Teary the Eighth, that this cha rity had hen long abused, even from lets founda tion, whereupon Letters Patent and ati, Act of Farhat/lea were passed, containing regulations for the better management aiid application of the 'funds.' It was found that, iri despite of such regulatiott end Act of Parliameot, the ahtte and misapplica tion continued, itthomuch that it beeame utees- Ittry to file a Bill in this Court, when Lord Thor low -was .Chaneellor, for relief, Whereupon is 'reference wits made to a Maf;ter in Chancery di. •rectiughini to inquire into, and report ttpon the i.t4t.e•of the institution. By the, report made in 1794, it appeared' that this same radical abese, and toisapplication were cOntinued to en extreme degree, 'insomuch that the indigent:poor did not receive `one farthing front the surplus. of the third. The saute hiving been reported not adequate to defray 'the incumbrtmees affecting the two-thirds which remained, shared •between the !baiter and the itsher, the Nati taking one-third, end the former two. thirds of theprotits in their increased actainitt ' listed state. Although, wonderful to relate, they have never since, nor now, one single pupil, rich or poor, to instruct, contending that they are entitled to possess the large income, merely because they; cite their predecessors, now ere and have been ready on the spot to give instructions,, if any pu pils should attend them. The present hill charged the receiver appointed by the Court with having "mule several leases for lives, or thirty-one leases, partly for fines, with small rents, and partly for raelt4rents, hot without paying into Court, ;is the former deereedirected, any : part. of the monies from oucl,,k‘ fines and, rents. so that tb4 kroner order of 'Lind Thuilow hecame nugatory. ll forther,appearett, that•a sum not amounting to Izss titan :50001. of net funds remained now in the receiver ' s bands, or within his power to col. le-zt, of wbich he admitted, being in Court, that be had actually received a stun hetWeen two and three thousand pounds. It wakeharged oho against the reeelVer, -that he htia g raritcd,leAsei of some of the landS to some of the tritsfcei orthcir friends, through the i.nduence,,oi. such trustees, rind that be had nut by his aoiwer satisfactorily acconoted • , for the considerations received by loin for such leases, but which he now submitted to comply it wan pressed by the petitioner's Counsel, that he' should yield such compliances, accom panied with a Nit and satistactory affidavit, Aihreh created a kind of interlocutory argument • at t e air. The Loan CHANC4LOR desired an affidavit to be produced, and expresse.l himself in terms of Strinig, indignation upon this most shameful per version and, ,gross 'abuse of the chanty, that, shocking to relate, had never yielded .any of the bone iits 'intended, except to the Alaster and 11% Lordship dictated a most 'Offensive and ceiticat retcre , :ye to be made. to the . Master, for Inquiring into, minutely and specially, the various Sihnseti' And nnisauces 'attending this charity, in order that an exaMple to the many and lamentable perversions: of public charities; might 'make such a decree as could neither be evaded or baffled, . • Prayer of the Petitioner was .granted in the tciiii prayed for. POINT OF PRACTICE. it r r LI) lhfrSUS 1, I:16 19 1!•,: a rt:l Jou exceptions to answers must. 'be filed nk two telotni. Alter the tutsweok are put Inikerwi.kkt they are too bite, atrover ivv.ts 111, itt Elt,ter terut. rfte *}Lptetptent T t i t ,i f y t e y wi , the vAr4tion fOilowing that., unit Michdoet,no,, turm, 'wvre sUllerof to elap3to 'before ex,ceptious vk ere taken, At the cltme (Attic tl;rsi titiii Nlieti , idiints tenth exceptions wet:v. tlled. The quoition before i.fte Cbuneellor vraLiovltethey the excetai ims did not eonte too' late. Mr. eonteneell th'at they kvei - e ,too Mr. A on the other hand, maintained that Oulu flew with Lawyers during the vacations, awl that they were to go to nothing. • The CHANcvt,t,ott, after consulting the most e,,perienced oince ' rs was Of opinion, tit; t, ex ceptions ivero nut too late ; and it was tiecithid ac corningiy.. Jtjel'' 29. iNca,l6 , . Ntr,. Ero.l4,P•iv. open‘fi ''pl a!i'llg 111 tlll3 ‘va. , lloll(. , eitttl, 00 the sai:le 'side, bY r ( ..t. W 64 an action win a 'policy tit insttranee on five siiir f . .sl', , ,qrkilator, at. tout from Liverpool to 'of' the Eicet.totird, or islands ; tio,i wiN shortly tike-;, whedier the ;',„;ainb-t had or inttl riot terolinateil at the teeth, the or tile v,,,ser, by the peril i of the tuts took t ., k ali i )eared from the evidotit;t: of the etiptr t i t ,, that the vessel kited trout Liverpool on the I:.3itt March. On the Apt It she vtiVea at Mli linique, where the greitter pait of. I,er cargo was disposed of: On.the 28th Of *Alai,/ sbe nroceeded to Airtigna; having still On 'board 7 or 800 6 brickw and 15 0r . 20 saeks Of Write,. pirt of her origin:o cargO. Being unable to diapoße of the bricks-. and lime, or tá i t tnenre a - freight home, either at Martinique or Antigua, the Captain himself, after. remaining At Antigua . till the sth of 314, pro ,ceNled in a sloop to (iitadalinipe; With the view of getting a freight home, mid alsii of endeavour ing to ilispcise of the bricks inn{ The;.sloOp %vhicit the Calitain' bad proeeeded to Gonda- Jour; was, in to hurricane, driven' On the contrary side of the island from that to which lie had wished to go ; and in the same storm own vessel, which be had left, at Antigua,• Was cast away ainl.lost. Lord I.ll,l,Etznottonct3 put it pointedly to the to say whether he livd an.y object iu continuing so long in Nutigun, :Gni in going him self to tjnadainnpe, besitics the. wish of enden rousing to dispose of the !nicks and lime, When he aginn stated, that his object was to get a freight, mutt° endeavour to dispose Of are •brielss and lime. 1-Its Lordship, on tins, ()'.;served, that lie had no right to linx the c.:atises, This was a deviation. r. SeAnt..e.vr, for the defendant, contended, that on the saute princinle the vessel iu question might ba‘ie been earricd wr h a few halt - heti bricks on board throtigh, the whole rung , ..' of ,the. Vest India islands, till 'such time as the Captain cotild procure a freight. home, and. all this at tl : u risk . of the'underwater. - Lurd irrlnNuovonott, after referring to a cwie. Which hail been derided between twenty and:thirty years ago,. IVhcre, in a West India , voyage, the ship Ilad been det.ained -by the •sliifing and re hiftiog ,effwcurgoe,s, and in which it was held, that the assured were not entitled, at the risk of tiro under Titers, to convert their ships into ware houses, left it to the 3m.y to say, it. alter having to the Conrsc 01 three weeks disposed of the va ' linable part of the cargo, the CAp4aiii could be supposed to have any fair 'impose connected with the objects of the voyage underwritten by the po licyin quetion, in staying so loin,: at Antigua, On account of the 7 or 8000 lie had no right to trio( up causes for reinaining so long there, and • to make the underwriters liable, in Consequence of his overstay, for purposes foreign to the adventure underwritten by them.—The Jury imumuediatuly found for the itefewbint. nerentionfq v. oeovv,tt.. Mr. SPANKIR opened the pleadings in this case, end was followed on the same side by'Mr. N u x. It was tin action on a policy of 1113mi:thee of the ship Preston, at and front Trinidad to London. — The vessel originally sailed.from this port to Co runna, from Carolina to Newfoendland, and front I.cewfoundland to Trinidad, in all of which voyages She had been in part underwritten by the present defetidant. She sailed on her voyage in eitestiOe, on the 13th of October, proecedilig from Trinidad to tit. Thomas's to join convoy. From St. l'ho ttivis's she proceeded on her voyage home, u n d o , e une ost of etie PilNg(love and Scorpion, on the With Octoher. ikii)g it slow sailing vessel, how ever, and a Signal being made to the steremost vesseli, Of which she wag oue, to in.Ake more sail; as there were privateers. .hovering obont, she was forced, in orderto keep up %vial the convoy, to carry such a press of sailbi it was suppesed had 'overstretched the vessel, mid caused her - Waite se tench Water, that the Capettiti found it prudent to throw out a signal of disteess. Assistaucelvai accordingly lent hini, but upon a Survey of the sel, the Commodore etrdtred her to be set fire to, that She 'might not fall into the hands af the enemy. The defence set up was 0 . want of stet{ 'worthi ness, and 'Mr. Slitter, the Allister of the ScorpiOn; aud Mr. Adis, LiiAitenant of that Vessel, concurred in ,thinking that she: MIS not sliffieiently found in her rigging. Two persons, however, who had surveyed :,her in this cotntry, and 0110 of wheat Wai a part in surer of the Vessel, declared her to, he perfectly sound,^and to have been in a condition to. have. made a vOyage to the East Indies and back. The Captaiw and crew alsti, it appeaued, when they heard she wits coachnnecl to be set on re; begged to be allowetito take her back to the West Ind s, offering themselves to undertake to du so without tiny assistance. ' Lord Eeetsrao'nottem said, the point for the Jury to. consluer was, whether the vessel at the time of leaving Trinidad was sea-worthy ; all that went before or came after wits only important as assisting them to form that judgment, His LOrd ship then remar;:ed on the evidence ; and said it • Was t que.stion of conflicting testimony, on which it was peculiarly the province of the Jury to decide. • The ;Tory found a verdict for the plaintiff—Da • mages 10(3. Att action was tried in the court of King's Tlenvh, Dublin, on ,Fitittirdny se`nnight,„ brought Dew], a neWsly.wker, against for an assault at the 0.. P. Tavern in Dub lin, Mr. WA . t.hit made a very eloquent speech tOr the phi.y,iff. It appeared b', rite evidence, that the plaintiff, when 'tending papers, went' into the' •0. P. Tavern, and was asked by a Gentleman there: for The /lifbiin Event/I l i'Pop!. - The defen dant said it was a -relicllitms paper, gold snatching it np, endeavoured to, set fire to it at the candle., best in th;Li, owing to its, being wet, t i c rifmpied it in his bands and spnilett it. The plain ' tiirasked payment for the paper, and the, defen glint said he would pay him, ifinurdiately 1 .- .nocked 'hint down, • Verdict for : the. plaiutifi Damages 201,. H. APPY EscArt man, of dashing appearance was on Tuesday saluted with an unfriendly tap ou the right shoulder from an una.velcome messe:.wer of the law. !laving understood the a iture of the busitiess on which he was st tunotted, he ot agr bne ee d to accompany hi s persecutor ; but had u g aany ,yards, before, to use a fashionable phrase, he Wiwi. ; axe :vas instantly chased, and 'ere he had reached the giog's Mews val seized by the skirts by the bailiff; he, resisted, however, mr4t violvntly, and the mob coming to his ttsSistane, he hAppily got clear off, with the loss of one of the I:lpeis a his coati The offices' was inoa ronhi y handled. I,i c E. Ii L LA'FF: MUADEII.: ti: ~ ITATTON-OA.P.DEiI.-- : - 1 1 7 e$teydit!, liMraing Leary *as again put to bar,- owl the further inve . stigatiim c i f the I .ll l lV , dp' 01, Edward Cliffdrd was procTt.stlerl in. 'Mary craurd, :vifito the de‘censetl, wisbrpoWit I'orikar(l,,and being lu n vety4eak state,. thi: Ala* gistrate,.4. ordered her I ,t chair. evidence Ori:a fOrmer dity Was ITad over, "and was iii.subStanc6 - the sarne as she gave before the Coroner's le brim) slit stated, that to the best of borknovv.-,. ,letiv,e, het husband had, on the thei preceding kl;e. therder, Ottt! 51. note; fievei):ll, notes, two g.ttineasin' • lold; and Vis. in silVer.. ,liary, the prisOner; said, aew 01.110. tiaSbrind' s having this mouey ; and she aeeoented fOr his knowledge in the folloi t- ‘vay I v eary asked the, on the Sunday nwpi - iii in the prese,tittt 'Uf 01 . 1 had the mon.ey in keening; and I. 'told him. what there was of it, it r.-z 4 with my ittishii;. Any huthand ~.as angry at my telling he irld treti 7 ney about. him, and Said, " did I want to 4et btftn murdered ? Leary to :d. roe; biI.S•O4MPy night, that ' my huihand intenddd to leave London the next night at two o'clock, which. made. Me watch Iii•?e; veryielme all day. When [parted from my hus band, for the last time,. Xieary• wi.a.t with him; my husband was Very zlrtint4 ,hut Leary was sober.'' Mrs. Cliff Ord 'was re.pcitedly asked by the'Magl4 . ., sttates if ilhe had any thing else to' Say, or if she emilti recollect. any thing else that bad pasSecl,,when 'she answered 03 often in the negative; bat just as the Magistr:etes, %Vete abOitt to ber; she related. the following' story This 'morning, before I came here,. a yoeng, wOman, ,‘49 was front Ireland, came to my room ; she had oe a round bitt, and I think I should know her again it' was to see her. I think site said she 'did something Fleet-ntarket ; but my Irmshatul's corpse truly brought hoite, andl was touch flic.; tresied, and I hardly knoW:What she said : bet I da. remember Sol .tlitich which relates to my late husband.. The ynuin ‘votnan toid.tne, that i.4eary and my hnsbimd tare together ut 12 o'clOck at eight, at a public-lions° near to where the mimic'. was committedi that they eailed for half a gallon of beer, and thanny husband paid for it ;. in do ing which, he pilled out all his money, • the notes and the two guineas; on whiCh the landord asked Leary if he knew who my husband was, and that Leary answered,. " Oh, he is my brother, and '1 will take care of him :" the latidlCird SOQII after turned then ItAlt out. The young woman fur ther told me, that Leary was met et' foar'o'clock in the Morning by a butcher belonging to Floet , market, who had ,said that I.,eery was in a state of great perspiration, and was -wiping his forehead-. with the neck •hawr;.cri.?ltiel my bushand wore the night before the Murder.' Trs, cinford could not telt who this. young vernan waS,, or what: brought her to her tontn. there was no person in the room but When the young woman related 'this story, The ,MagistrutO, • i.n couse iineriee of thil ..t.:tetrient, immediately dispatched „officers in searel - ,- of. the ; algo other otEeers, to make the :necessary Liquiries ell buteherk in tett!ev:Tharicet, 10 4* drefr Aervant4 Lad seen' the priVOlStf at 'the hour 3thted..„ The.deceased's hi't,. and tTle ham mer, were then prodneed. The iwt teat., sworn to by Mrs. also by. the pereo.o of whom it purchased. 'A'Wo 'of the Potive Officers :of 11 it ton -garden slA'Ore, •tbat they, found the ham now produced in the prisoner',„; 10010, covered ovtr with coals. Tlte hammer,' of wi,i , d) one end' is 'round -and the other flat, and 0;out two inches wide, was compated. with the (tit iu the hat, toad .the f a t end esac.ly re.:lvesipouded. The.further proceedings in this business wire adjourned until Tuesday. A young man of the name of ,Tames Nealy, who lodges at No. 11, Fitzroy Alaritia., and' who rro been in custody since the rnoruiti. the ,body . was discovered, on account• of . his ficinolic first person Who' recognised the body, wa, liberator, tpe slightest suspicion' being attAcheil him, m An c nott e iti nn.qvu l ta......Afence, a hackney conclonno, vroi chariott by a rtTtaiii in the 4Tinty io pro,:ee.i to the end of his ore, and also IV4II lt appeare;; the gatemen( of the complaiwatt, that he erigned the de fendant at West End Fair on Tuesday niFtst, to convey Win s•elf and two Liends to the corner of Valid-rect, in Oxford• street, for six shillings. Soon after they Lid fOirti their ser.,l4 the defendant attempted to pot two other persons inside the coach, hot which was objected to, foul the VA , (, rer•mos threat.. coed to will them, nod afterward 4 placed the.:lseleis on this ontside of the coach, ,and rode to London. On the arrival of tire defendant fl;. the corner of Portman-street, ho refused to proceett-fuTther without some additi9n to his fare, and 'Tits defence was, that the defendant rtigai:, - ed to ;:tke the preecater and his Iticials to Oxfortl.4treet, end he hind perfamed that contract.. On the defendant being 'stem n to this, ho svOs convicted in the iniiigated penally of 1 . 054 for abuse. • -irrtrcyr,—A person in t,lu: household of the Duke of Northumberland was brought to this ()thee, in at, criuod , ;ot' 'Vickery, Wing oluirtged rohbing his fellow ,erviolts. It' appeared that this was a juvenile depredator, who hint ht elo iii the luthit of committing surion,, , leptedatiotts latgoing ita.) tin. servants rixrtna I# - liight e oind Iticertaining the contents of their resective jackets; one of tlooss i llire,•ever, bpi iuspi t. ion, nod . adopted It Oat) for the detection, of the olfrndsit" : buying nsaylied his rooney, secfetett hisof , elf in - some ny. At l►re P;lrt , v: the room; about the usual thole the paith cattle in in naiet it mariner, as would certainly ',owe eluded :toy Itt: MM. The ~,..rtai)t y"•; flatted itlin to onal;e Iris ordiaary search, and illnueoliatelv in was leaviso n o , the roorn, rushed forward and 36Z1N1 oticourit of in extreme yantb, he *gas suffered to en! er M,o k iedio, herviei . witr ionnetliatelyt tawoo Ott hoard the 1,114144. . . Ti s trslliUd - {Varna wit Of t. 16 ()W O !, in Co cm - WY Of a Ctla.iabitt, charged • Wit h robbing a per.,riott -.hos te;i0..61 in the fleighbinn'ilnt4 Of , Crocvn-ltrect, tr peared, that the prosecutor, Wet going hnv io- mid the prisor,gr 4,1,1,440 itlitt, nr;d to i f. 1 ' 00,6 and aillandLerChic I, %v at: ;1tt , ....t:00t5,0l to ; he was, IsMcevcr, pars, d tuld elk, Tit,' I. titleol:v rally o,atisfactory, tho Liittln6 03, °t,) fully eorm»ittcd the prisoner fit tap! the L .:no:le - I.were huntul over to prosecute. efork; r ain in cuttody,- c harged with tarring. ill company with. t:vo tiwtien Mr. Tennant, of Fleet-market , I h., Of 'File, is iii . e4llfilail.rt,,d, and 1 ,,?1,,•11 ufla i; 4lti Ce4i, W 45 rind fully coannitted tor trint: . Robert itting ham br put, bt lAp,4lArg, ed on Pl' Pic'q of lia%ing been tonceriied with two other men, not at preoeitt' in A.:11090y, in stealing, a large rpuitrtitili linen, from the bleaching ground of Mr. Kilburn. at i.lariltaltoo. lie was colUlDitted for re-examinotion, Charles . Jordan aryl Joiln 'll7a-in were charged with rAea!ing eight. pigs, the property of Mr. liortieii, of Wnlsiei.rth. *fhe P K 3 wer e 10131141 in a stable belonging to Ntl4l4*. ;C,ittY AiNre fur re-examntai.on. 'r t IYS' E V .UNRAWLLED A I - 14(4), • • the t logl;ft r- ter of a respectaule t frade..i.4o4- in Piccadilly, 1, 1 . 6 for_ some weeltS.beell abses3 Troia her parent's' liOttk.,~ but the alarm vAti itc.7 tnyster:ous Nvas: caltulatcd coltsidetahl v aiwt, 61 by the receipt of., letters wYticli were seat evet y day to her pareots , rte 'lt ing . them of her perfect •,:tfe'iy and good beotth• The ntlfety of, her tptifortut..3te.latnily, bowel:eq., v. , as ,great, and every possible means 1,va1 . , u prsued to discoverthe fugitive. At length it is ; lise 'tirv'eti that the letters' - always bore. the same' ',post mark, nittneb . .:, thatOf Jiridge-street, Wesfr minster, and that they „appeared to haV e been wit:is . e;ther betllie eight .fdock in tic molt-tint.; or Mite:, - that, limir at night. This circumstance gig', gelted tL. cxpeclieiley of placing.a watch oppsit e ' the -post to observe whether. the Lady %vas hersellt,he hearer of the letters. Th ii plan tra4 pin sne4 with sut:eigs icir severat L l kY' s ) hot dislitiet clue wag Obtained.. The. art gitard atiength noticed an old Woman, on three; successive oecasioni, earry:a letter to the null. i..tftcr tight o clock in the evenings, and on eit' niornings ittbS , litently idtttas svere rceeived 111 disttrosoiat . Q . pai ,:uts. This eiretunstance 10.4 to a determination to watch the Old (ironic] ' l 2 • wag accordingly traced, after one of her yst s to th6yost-oftice, to a house in Fitulyer-stred, trout whence, 'in a few 'niinutus— ai,terv.artl4,, object orsolicitude was seen to conic I to with tt young matt of p,:cti:teel itpettrance , proceed to the Bir&eagc.-waik, in the. Pitrl!',T l `' — ' r they continued to pronieitade while a ItteinPll t y was tent for young father, vvIi( ) " 1 "" "1 obeyed t he suts.lll)this, and flew to the spot n'.l.rt4 his (laughter then .was. A mutual recogl'iltlii:4 took ititi6e.; anti ..fter a struggle. of some tic huel repentamt fair one returned to her loung c hid home, where an explanation took place vrt l.l c ll nut redound moat .to her credit.--Thc yoougntii.4 with' whom -she sittjourned,. is v ati 'name' i ' f ber Gaitrdz e inii had long been the cotnpaoio'°:t:ti,iii stoleF,,Walks. What may be the finat issue. t) oe t affair, n ,we venture ot,to atiticiirttc. The , 11 ,, 10 111 6 f the panne,' Or obvious reasons , Are from our readers. ici O rt% S tli t : ' ,. ;( p la r Y etu n i i ,e l i t 1' 0 1 ; i h s e ull l e te v v il ! '' i tti uri ' '11! tu'ic":l : ' ',l;l ltii ''' taste:rtrna,' in ' Lincolnshire, the I:,cn t• '"' - „I whose plate. was .stolen tt feNV rwilith s I ' 4 ' . ;: ) ' '' t l ei for wijich Otlisnce two men were L'" -I Y i ' e r`og at Uuklattn., lylr: Lucas and' his -se'..varl ~,4 '',l disturbed by the barking of dogsi lui' v ''' .l ""th: tile front of Ihe house for - se.tirity,' the (fri o ;... tors retreated without booty front I%ir, f- 01 "' 1 . : , but, as they could not rot the ,i‘linister, fit!',il tsrmined,:it seems, to plunder the churco,,,,',l accordingly stole ti large spout and , some 01.4!, lead from the roof. On the 'follokving ,',i'j ,(,Stinday) a hole was made through the .'lOl-,',11,, flarCs dairy, in the same villa e' 1.111 ( i 14 ‘ .. i i P lui ing trongh and some other firticles of 50iti1i, v , j (1. ,.... were stolen before the thieves were ditit''''.', L f ro,„ "Lod on lAlontlay night a granary of Mr:•‘ V " ~,,„ ‘ rtt the E'; titer Arum; in Casrertna , "" 3 5 4 . 1) ,.,, t 0 oßea,.tind a box.‘.,f doilies belongh4; tc''''''',-,,,' two), %..10. , had been LAtetydi,.,.ebjirtf,,,..t., , •‘ l., c'' : :,„4 . pi.C. --;Severel other petty theft. 116.1Ve ~.V.‘"3"), ' i f ( . „. .f. fevsfwgittz. been con,trititted,•At ' , l';.l',:' , 'il , ilt IT 50 i:c.te, end other pi aces, it suppinbed I)/ DI - or other va,g.rants. , . inti''' TuestlAy se'onight, ,To!eph Will.on , l i Ac 1 i ,44, cayter tO ATE. ililder, of Alottlittiel't-Olr!'' 17:f:'It Wril 6)llVlCted illtilC penults/ of It' „ c !, t '' ' S zi o, ' Qn the ' l• / t I ) ( ) i :Aleiy last, ihrotigli (''''. 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