The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-15 00:00:00

:~ BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH'S FUNERAL. The remains of this Reverend Prelate, which, since Saturday last, have lain in the home of Mr. Palmer, Queen Anoe-street. East, Were yesterday rem oved, and interred in Newington Church, of w hich parish his Lordship was formerly Redor.— The funeral was ceedeilted in the plainest manner ; the coffin was in a hearse, with black plumes, drawn by six hones; three secouraiag coaches and four followed i its the two first of eieh were his Lord ship's Chaplain end a few of hiagrieeds, and in the last, seem of his semen. lib Lordship's own carriage, empty, clos4 she cittleassion. About a quarter_ last twelve lee k. ther proneded slowly over VW r ' and &bent one, having arrived at Newington, MI man was carried on min's shoulders to the centre deb. Church. where it rernaised on a stand while teeservice was reading. The lb or . Ks.: Gividees. the present *dor of the parish. ofsciatsd on the occults ; be wafted immediately before the body. His Lordship's Chaplain and friends followed it in mder.— The mesh which is not walled at dm sidou is in the deka: scaly under the communion table; it received the body, when the funeral service was road, sand was filled up after the last prayer was prostooneed. The matt is covered with black velvet, meenusd. with gilt plates and bugles ; on the side asst ea the ripper part of the lid. are ageism mitres, richly yet,beeidsred ; the breast =rear, with the name and dignities of the slosjil/,seamed es it; Vie age on it is V& a ntis whim i = t was mama aid ha pernies in abs Akira. ftre could refrain front Mending mars. ruarataaiiimm-s. °GT. 13. . 4,....... iimi * N ow esalliakts as el s. occasions each as ibis at maseaar . that lodgbp me sserealy to be haat tie owes Aar Fashaamblat $ ma th gams am kilo at sitypasied at the sepals; mid %is an ammoideedi see dal, sw Only tidas Awing trams Ss of war llwave. Oar li i reties ere as Mach as wait; Eallt!e= diwkires k Ilia slaiirmis.' plainly. • . the maim at do WWI they have,. . their Way bietbesit i Vi l silis at Oa wbiglaalla the .aloe eMielloll4‘ - 41 Abloom e/hish thaillwas atax a load hip ea ipatioqb is qr. ..14017 Cawtoll oft, la Vitus. AreteW ear last twa...... • ... ~ , Taal aolltaileilho Sod 1•11 ; Armaki, '' ' _ ' i i* . 44 - * , a i l illi , i 4 w riimpi is , , y. Air. IF * irle Awl" 04 ' 11 " . ;Me ,It sit Kr: - the - " . almist Ws ' • he was taa — • alas hal/A4saill tie Mart as kialr w S r awil mesh _,' • ' reaillail4 s L 'am mokikal. 118 an OMNI to hen neviwed iri g : de bet a gimadisi. of Wed bl i t r i de leeed hi war . smil awes we, a re, tellies ease b/ •Weell". sad wa ara I P7 11 ber ' "*...tir 0"w ,4 Priottli , .., igildrelgjaw.ll.. F . does; Id s .from months, Ja • now Alarraer. far .a 10e. 14 8 3 04 1 Wsdawirr i * . 1). D. - WWitry tfliddiris. - beer of Moira bow uswiswed by his Prey of Awaited. aisilesdkr of the Veivemity, me% full Clawrodielon, *wood with *wise of Via 1111awallor far tiskywar opo. mat P. Ilie in. . *flow. 4.__ . p.Priill. ihat of 81.1 ires •:" '. die ILor..rd*4ft. kids/gib fn. Joins Passau. i * 814 1 4 9 14". 1 1 P 10 " ':4, 11. of 404 6 :: m esui rg., wor. also d rte. '> .plop T. fit. ft vemislispd. lAA g mg ITTrimpt4:4l . „ . t r iesit ia Lair, of t.- filmy Ad, of laws i pd Mr. Willemi aa.a. : Waal's Collar, um oeleieesti Ams WA Moir, lot, Art • sc o ne szti s. •$. .-• . 4.r E - - . lad the good etaarsear 5. IT 4 to bs madam, das Mfr. That was ia ao taw . . jet jilii. Ow flay. the Soaks for the County was at there was as little business as pso her Ow feat` dim net bein a *end erg two rehouses 'gm nit vhst• NU gen fasted 1 klwa went desasal mar,* alms Wes few% ale pro. Per? et wake. . tube was fowd guilty. anti swasnosi is be outioad is ;anal* Owl tw 4 " wasubs, sad Ms so MN I the other was &L.._ ._______ A— S. —I-- NJ IL.-- 44 411/V---; /1-4.010•110dAlt and. ieeo;ii.i ora- tion of bit bong nodes one a le acith's confine. "Me : to tip,Sesefitass. the Court trdered ll cr to he aami5i.........mm. lb rad 4 lie. Vinegar may be daily oxpeacd Wlllillallisdetmenond di the Channel Fleet. r al.. 1 . 406111 . Illillt. the brother of the gallant I . at Staaay. arrived at Dover. in ~ar the bet s in Sunday night. figj,t.::. i !:: lifillllkatary, set off yesterday • • ..., ~ t the A. v to X: it about to take place in C - J limners and Sir C . : klll7 7 6l7o4lll P airtm•lrLe and Sir • - w. •.in ; deer thanes are Me- ... . ~.......t . ' hewed fees the Haeaper-Olfice, ql Illetheniedlioe ad a ilepresertative Peg. to . - •ftwasiested by the death of die Sal. . lam 11 410 2 111161oansers low given diraions l'iLliZal at ikr die Packets with the i 111111 to proceed dire° Ea cwiluotek a agr. so the diligence& with 114.. Timi, will take plaice tia l oaar- F", with tie mg that Jay. SURREY SES3IOIcS, Tutor t. Oct.. 14. Before Wats Oress.crw s T M . Ohoirems, ad o monelnollilseoch. of Justices of the Tepee ter. the county of Surrey.. . . CRUEL TREATMENT'OF•AN AFFEVITONL 744 Thomas tielu indhiesite violently ilesatibieg his appreatice o -James Edbistetigli a ahoy of on fourteen years of age, and for not snpplyi with good and suiScieat food and raienest, Th lslif otherwise ill treating Min." • • This prosecution Wasitaaried.on by.dmosorlitith Sr. Bartholomew the Great, 4 Southwork, ehe bop being apprenticed by the Overseen of that parish th • the Prisoner. After Mr. Nolan, as Counsel for the Proll" o had opened the case with his usual elostisece* pentpicuity, and explained the nature of the o ff esee with which the Prisoner stond charged, !tunes Edborough was called ; he stated himself Ohs about 15 years of age ; mid appeared to be SUM four feet high, stout ride, but with all the qictpeonss of baring been stinted iq his growth.— He said, that about the month of April, 1805, be ing a pope boy belonging to the pariah, and lately . . retirees, train - he was l a fee, is r' cutler ► He his knives He h Lie woo sack, and thiliklitng with : act either nature. the (P- O) souse Oat r bead, tea it sods "'WA. -. plumb take at Otpmtegoa,„ &op, is order to satisfy the mavings gf.. enemy ; irises dm owner of the boom was acquainted with the circennotiusces, be very humanely forgave Mee: This boy went through a yes y keg sad amain* Mg examination by Mr. Mai TTaTT T. for the Pti miters ia the germs of which ihia aftwirt. ware clear wad answeiradidlary. Re alerted be had offered melee fain to sale to emighbonr, which the to purchase, bat was compelled to this step offer and went. He deniectany other S r 11 1 ler *do but repeated the imperious ma. of boogie as** may oineolos to molt OM. Mrs. Mac Dougall, ;n elderly and Trope/table lady, who bad been a lodger of the Prisoner's for some time, spoke of the various times she was dis T turbid by the screams of the poor boy, when 'his Mefir beat b 1 a she minetely described the sort 0111W - imon•dad wi th , and the various aas of 4 otdied open lam. This Lady's evidaam pagpimempted to be rendered useless, by as endss eem to thew that she was in constant habits of inc. *arty and irregularity. Mr. Cooper, another neighbour, deposed, that be bad often observed the pate and cmaci4ted looks %Pete boy, and sometimes observed bins endeavour log to -carry loads far greater than his . stmorh would allow, so that ha would sink under them. Tie fe,lt great compassion for bins, and frequency; gave eigertoe food, whieh he devoured voraciously, or ermeoled in his potty% att* hastened assay, lest Atts master should (er vs hint. Mrs. Householder, who woo in the habit of washing for the Prisoner and hi* wife, and had been at his home three days togetr ottb spfike to the *art of diet dm boy was fed on, was nearly as described by himself, and, as she expressed it, .. not fit to lord pigs with." Mn.s Tracy, another remittable lady of that neighbourhood, alp roved the de'eled and fa mished ;taut oT the boy, whom sit; fivqaently re lieved, 'and gave givtetal &MONK td her servant to glee • Lim s.-imething to 'ear witobtver he come. She also procured a friend Milppbt to fhit parish viferisvi In hi. wolf. ' . &f r . Qmon. who et.ok the apartments of the Pri-- loner, when he leii 4WD to to 10 Ny161%0 , 00 Canoe way, pr Q re.„!, that the Prisisner'evalwiNlie l s r-msritt. imp to the old house, tt had ftw.rienfertorronldas • of seeing the boy, who, he oloserted, was oft :n left at the workshop the oink Ash is • MOW stretched and ruistspble state, without any sustenance. . • • The defines set up, was, that this, bob was shock.i Wet ildtme to thieving, for which it was ate.- gitYttinChis Mater thisuld casrea him, which !As done, Wit•t anLvioleart okunnettirel force ; that ha fared i the *tot apprentices in the boom, and silwtystrarreitificlent to eat t cad that, in tea, the previa prosecution was nothing ay./e than a plazi of Mrs. Mac !Mogan and the boy so ruin and de- 'troy the Prisoner. In support of this, the fellow-apprentices of the boy, and a little girl, who occati , .nally worked its the house, werresUed to prdwe t h e boy's iodination for thieving; and to thew that be bad aelnursootts oPPetiles eorkwas uniformly supplied with the same good fare his master and mistress partook 'of, and of that a most abundant supply. • -, Some friends of the Prisoner also stated. thus they do freqpeaAy dined aids the. Prisoner. and. seem do apprentices fed with quantities of beef and phlitila rug, thought they were too well taken care of, the poor bay in question got too fat and latys even described him as in better condition than appeared be - the time of ' ' trial.-- rOTIIICT t. testinsony, _.....) rip, . j ogiatsofsp is Shier, tho 'Ng No b ofiberiirrkiLlistsbeß 4 . • abas M. osstssOplistosi the General - eledisil 'is *Mb curiosity as % Illin tri e s T il oftoi . Vlbidr emostances were underneo lie to of a *op Weer ordinary nature, and such as mesa with say ro prissy * laid Wore the public. Of the ge*se of tke Prissier; we swam wow., to speak ; but it premed &it rwo bib wow ood by the Grand Jeryw T ehe nes fora folowyb ialloutip taking from ihs pewee of duo Prefic•wki rid ar• Seim of s.ssOsi aprel ; and the other ose of the most gross assaults dial ever ocaasj,4 the 11► tension of a jury. The bog Waimea itofamoi for the prosecution obaminsod ; mad as ilbe mod be professed himself me toady tooeceed to trial. q iiriptati The Prisoners. of woroo. 11111 *Mai* oatmea l demanded lb* ditidllagt ; . Collett after having limn siagagsil he ap al do hours, in bearing the Co tssi ages_ deg , judged. that all the Piz= poll te upin their own recogni , Trier were, armors*, disebergod t btit rah, had retired from Cote" the populace. is yids of their indignant", visited the women t- , tk ' olar with a summary and erempliry . - meet ;'thei 'were dragged, braid, and ieteabid 1 In a smandr• Mile iaferior to the conga MU to have been praftised by these parses span the pti.- seentrix & and into mai, a ferment was the town throws, that it was not without the interference of ' the Ka 'suet's, and the assembling of the military. that is trasqoillity sould be reamed. .... Woman. As bay about 1.4 Toon of tge, for antic ) of lead and brass metal; the pro .' $4l - in and ltedthks; 'if Kiwortl, hit sittikei io rfere meth hepresecisiwat. • . - SPORTIAIG INTELLIGENCE. rill;It z. ,25. , ‘ .kiii".l o4 " ---- littKkir WPM) OCTOSILIt WWI,* error-- 1 . -.-- 5 .. r .. # 4, .) •J .)it . rt• • Bay:. 4 1110411111azfinpr. 18. .% •'. J , "..v . Sto afad Year. On. thi.4 ad .p_kellialpeloat of tirosdo, 11//0,4 ii,,,r Ai.. arryinz SO 13 $a Jr. ell!‘"oWilo.MIIFS '1,4411.t. 'll. C.--slljeerLitrisobers. .........,- . , _ L Erl o iyak.illree b . h. tosj r n io l i g !P ic t g old . 4: ,.. &7: - : IF : , .. • - i , . : •. . . Ile mOl4 ago Bawd. _ . •‘'l 14 . Is,-.-petekea 144g1. oasis. p.i..- - - "go& & :,:...f . r) of CrahenTlPtiksio, j. Me. . - , lA. Foley'. Luealeaekte, Oat. . Mr. I. 117feeJ Astlialija. 71k. . . • 41 ‘ . . ~, Too eal aggroeadsgiu• llto 1 on Aelleitfirf'. l '__ It Me D. Rat.:tiff.:%. 0..41 4 7....711, 64.4 Mg. g■Tripoo r cb...Sat. Ala M, 27046.-4 to Ico Ore ale Mr. a. Jived. Sjr th.. 4, beat Lord Fataesilir *wry I,4,raide, eat each. B. C. 9 , 44i.--4 ao too Str Day , 4. Dot , of ()ration% I. Y.-itty, beat Mt. R. Jlwywals Mafielle, Su each. Ab. Oat 4 , wlga .-ILvou buds,. Sr, C. &trawl's Lydia, Oat. telt.. bow Laid F444f41.11111a Frier. flat 3111, Al. hi. 3Aga. h. ft - e , to 4so kvilia. . • . Mr. It 1'...,} nee Can yeeintt, gat. bast /knell Gewitte 144ite • .:•.' ley, Bst N.J. Too..yr-old C. 1001 p. h. it —6 to 4 es Cam= mare. Mg. Wat.ou'a Ilgradnought, M. 71b. Ow Pat.' UMW Tudor, hi. Mb. A 6, M. IQpr. A. ft...t3 ttr 4 are DIONIP. , nought. ' Mr. 011±015 112 6het 'M tti lic hi! Cowell • • WI rtiedee t mid to pits* of als SialFhele ilito 416101 timemeteseme of Stegseimo. . .., , ..7,_ ..1 ) . On the *9th and SPit of *too t itse vie - a ' wrest hattle, nide Whey 'between the Sammie en 4 , re f ka. which )re . 15 hours. The foram 61 .4 es On hoar rest desedmmtage. because *pad M i r= li&t . 1 MO:4i their a; they aL ces. emer fraoriatis. : ?be IZiost 4040 awn : eholotal l theriemigents was moat At : s traw &rite* held at Swaineet 4 a few gape dlg libgtbeAs epper4g there agreed °Pres re.iffedies - of 'dothc__ amber dam =* a .. Olemorgaa io•rer ' he . aro, hies a-e .a Candidate. eaprueohmg do-a of Parlument way. lisps. pat their perwasante to the test. • 'The Nereid, nisi,, and elbow, arrived at F am* ow Satur.:4). from Putumogth,wialt a hugohl , feet of transports. with troops ore board, fords. fig". pedition under Oenetal Qum's°, who WM., tows this day. The Dwiaertb. Wu-slalom, from Hopdaras, is affixed at 1142 j; she sailed oh the 6th A. • three days ahre the den. The pow of the 4.h heavy dregooae. which hen at portawth. under or I) & t elAr r y have ed from there:, lot Chichester. Tile four troops of the 6th &a dam doing du:g on the toast between 11 ' Bexhill. we hear ' we adder orders to Ilia ~ head-qUartess ie hewn. to Bletetiagews Roo, was expeCted in Lew. out Itiwtsdsi . i O.t natsc r aysi s aisight. tag id West York oistrelis - ed from Newtaado-to imedeslood s the ed Liam. • shire from fiaodariamt to Tgoestoodts end die gam. ' a?; fr=l Tymemouth to Newcastle. . • Temere.!ey tbe Loan ?ler cm erd.wed the prim of . - Steed 4 to *doted half an assize. to h a= ernomeesse w ; . when the qaartern loaf, Whestes. it Is. Id. red Hogadsold. i ljd. A mow was observel on Tuesday eshimight e sheet de* e?-I,elt, is the asighboutehood eig :f= tilb a Adair * a le. it idsawated a ' • gaol r tor fornrs!, Inn here tisuppamad. he Appeared to be at the time of the trial,-... " IV: U ra7ll4s Taylor 7st. 10th. boat Mr. Idelliralesessi.' 4 :- :7 1 returned Isom nurse , was bound apprentme. with • t fee , is the serial way. to the Prisoner . who 1111 W a The former class of these witnesses varied much in 7sr 8114' Ab. 14.900:44 to Am Tooke. . '4'4 -. cutler by trade, then residing in the Boroagls-road. their testimony, and were afterwards can • 44:14, t.° 4 Salinities 0 . 101 4 Nig s • APiP• " 1 . -1 4 1,1 4 011 %,..4 CAW niter, Ikt. Stk. sad. a. C. He didsothing in the trade, but was employed by by others. , , H 4 „ . _ ~..o s Z e s• s iwinali: ..., his touter in scowering nes the rooms cleaning the After an able speech to eiidence. by Mr . ilea. i s o r tZera m . is;b..7 - 0. ,n.,,,,, b. ; Ili ~ . • knives and forks, ttc. as any serv.Ant boy might do. WYATT, and an eloquent and impressive rs ply • . las,. rig .. . &glib 7st. fa. Ne. SSIL . 4 He bad not been loos with him when he was put 19 Mr. Rot AN. the Learned Chairman swami . Mte, rit. alb T. -11e1 C. Mew b. . , , lie at night under the sh , p window, upon a coon, the whole 4 the case to the Jury, with Isi i k i . R.. horee. a. c by Pefcipttise. pstuco,t4 iss ., perspicuity andOdgment. . . ton sack, stuffed with old rags of 0 s , perie"M. en Illb•sesk. lib. M. :_. and 'po l i ng mere t h„„•,,„.,,,,. / ".4 146400L i bab The Jury retired for about ten minutes, aped then . "rks i swe i • • • • , ' t A 16: .'s with : at either bed or bedding, or any th ing of that iwoottft ill I aardiß4l( filairleressealbasksieria• •• Aar i- 41 ' . • '': ..„ „; 3 e . mdarr. . nature. This was in the middle of winter duking „ QV; ,7•4* fir4l4•llok G 44414 Rate was indidted . tke, • the frost and snow, and 14 was obliged i irra ib, eor A 'sniffle aysttult and hreacb of the upon 11 0 low - Cesseemtam •iii!rt 1 " whe - so lie in by clothes, to save him -front the a rrep o s 1 Mt. itobfierity, a Genilliseati of arable pro , 3 / 4 - • i t. 1 , t 1 a jia Ak ." . ' . , • ••:- 1411 -l e Y ' ` '+* f • cold. in the wind blew thionsli theiriedow. ispeuk, , doff* '' -a 1 " 1.1'3'14 'is • • Ittth; l4- sh%- 6 no• Klirallg .i , : ~ hins‘ t was frequeptly beaten with great seemly Tbe Parties met & s i t intbliq-intypin Geordie' 1 • _, ' • ~ .1" • c't'i- l•-•..i.. '' • by his master. and oar slay in p irticular. his mat. ~ Fields ...a'. has the dant heist sato the room 1 I.: - - ' '4 ' ' N...... 1 1 . • . .• .. '.. ' • '.. sp ' ter was angry. and use his head oven ,v e d, i where tbe E't monitor and two other Gentlemen The t.bnewhie wes f ' „..,,,A friet i v ., , a carving knife, which he was be the all cif . %Tr-, ottirs.dratchea the candle nut of the Pro . !MR . ity4lll . Cots , grinding. Thiorm,digni i tt , onni d i u titt i sec ebluit , and him cf. without any 'g e r: , . • _ . um : • of on •havisg sulficient toe a drink, and be. immediate Formation ;an old dispute bad sub-, pp . •••,.. . - A . •..• ' s •. 4. sense he had picked up stirM 'Nees of iron, lipid between them. besiewhit. avamal9oo•2 . {bat be said fie i i ii.piaii, AA Is imp lo ded i e The Defendant was found 9.ikr, and sentenced Mel'''. Thew yi* 1111 kW* 21M, ate . inischasing bread and cheese, le satisfy his hunger . to pay a fla e of dd. aqd to ke Imprinosed oadt sock.' rZr a rs4;:e .i' ete 'tests lies:". He was fr . illenily fey' on ask-water, which his Li e be Paid. Mudge* oft IlSoneta r lesti.opesfir 1 master ipststad lie ShAld drink ; but be coal/ eat This Gentle Men reigns& to pay the que, irm mbalag"... ~,t l. 1 woo s, •;., i i . ;,..!. .',.. + :. -~ -' iptit down the first dab; and dm w oo d it ma d e committed to the County Gaol. W., 411 4 1 1 11 10.4 l! VLOPINP IO , in tre4 d d i Mai sialr, This water etas 'Mead with Ones of miene-- - , Mme at Castles. OISSI INN "s• nil. au. Shad% 804 lit illb. i r o' 7 A 1 941 ' '' lined, potato. parings. onimi peels, reddish tops, LEEDS QU4D.2U .40544:11. Q. 11 : 1-11 • m i ss g imes .. s ym odo. as. 'I . - An but sae meat. When he attempted to it it, Weide/nand dite - ber? .- it Mat him Moth i atlas after thins fruition at- bilienart Aiteme Tautos. . • ..,„,„. _ ipai l arzer . r i t inaupts, his Manor hest him ter net eating it. Hs in addressing abe (hand Jery . , ii.se. • • -...5. ,„ . i '''' . NI to se te_ten at . • , kinked him, and week biro with bib fist in the face, conliderable.arnstb *Os daa • and blocked hiss down. When he was cat ia the can-Mute. ridi n g id, clad l o i s ".. %IP* , 1 1 1 1 , . mfr !mu- . , i7Lent .s4 It* • 4 bead with the cueing-knife. he bled profusely; and CMS $ and Mussed the Cdembeeng et ebb 2 b.& 101 itilOw-all Nat fora peach Asap, ca eid the Magi testes ie threiMigome ,• i _4oosna *seeali Oss ensile , f les7 tg_tdi• DAM . comma the emend. Hit happond. heweeerb al tbe Prim this fitnOind ITC , _., • t bsid3 litet ran taw Chataida) for th is pip. rismanit - lime, to have it scald head, and the cap answered mem pranced, fatal offed wl s a ttis leglil . 1 'r.,.., • „%tr, 66 S w i rm° ,,,,, w ine i"" dt4st. both purposes . His diet; et other /bon, was the more easily be trebled, as nee p:ineef rig st cart seas ee& - 1 --• • ' • '• , ' 7 7 .0. . . wawa in Aka snit linings, anackasal , haddock, driver either riding 1n his emt•witilidit Mao, err . • r i er eabbefic had bog boiled, and prepared in loitering at an endue distance 'behied •it, bad. a. i . .... a single way , ; mad, as a treat, be sometimes power to rase also driver Mt* mere ly, amino make➢ _._ .• week. in r b get stater-gruel . for hie breakfast. tie was also him aninPer 11/ 6011 a Magistrate for his o ff emse.,, o f k i t in . k - cli m e, : 11 s ia t hlt 8 :4 1 : 4 ,Z i e s ,. 1 tri hips ia the vilest dirt an.. rags , and would the worthy Chairman tacal tia[o adad this part of his cava .. , on. Th.. gre set be let to emu the daubs sent bias from - the 'dame. by PiartiaalaalY rimammending to WVIKM" ' vault eeldienen. He hequendp meriran el:a iiiiiislay, samesemeiloo an epee any ingeme, where -Mi. sad was kept in the same dirty rags, and not of the demand was occasioned by the culpable nos. .... f , a , /4 bet " asig - a g ette fulti " ll/ " 11.141111: 0 . state. Tbq C ellPiliiu .- permitted to attend church. At one time, his ligtace of a tart-driver, to return a verdiel of ileas, 1 . 7.1. ai • thre , *b. ...i, ...... We yr& wo mason beat Item moss severely with a poker, on the ,Mahler. ' t, mows isdhir a - wi jr' s6 arca r l. abt: to ta leapt gb;:ii g la f t.t d i He the AsnumAleeiairtirunidrredas coda to t tO rh :e r p i rid dl ort oil: t b S cllnAda 3 , • • t sok Olt . together . elm bow! at WM Ilibisik. dpip Mike hid teliclo hes bi4ll4 m tadY W9okiett 14400 ‘billtteell f'.. 44 * t." 6 " 6 " are Irbiels,.as dobinif o rt nitiss sumo a oho b. i * . r•wih e saialky•of leas • ;ad Ws pima,/ ieressue by tbnelabiert is the Weas4iiding , waits. Two i s its des seismeitebou % aut Mb, he inade sitzlikifeil of Yeaßsiale, in th 4o9 MtiemAttlioNill. 6 l• hall ' atharal * Ain OM Mile nod • Imam ' a tinnier; d limi/dgeli. meet. for afglidtpusiginingp legidithw frogs , 1 4 0 ,- si g k g "am Diu ih mswespre , " ,vp me. itesipandp tilielent • Weil.- reolo 6ll fimaz.. ol : . el . " "Or* wit" • dope wee od • • by tba iiishboars j dui Mule The mit -" . - ellsat betwelis Fifria gs, cif • bins used to share 'lige oild . W . • f th etleetieepqp. Mere& Mk& Wog a( ii t= 01 411 5t7 batter '1 :r " Tftrineerer his imbue*. sop ' ell. hear Mid Waled Iniks. weitedirged m a i m . el walk'''. ki mar 100 Tagil/ • 404111.1* 011 Alb 4111111619111 V ie idler ef Cedes timelier, „ma app lig o h s o war i rr i via * row Far that day. 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