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111'NY/11W AGRICULTURAL IiZEETING. A...nunrn - ous and very respeaable Meetingof Gen tlemen iinfl asset:ll)l(A it *Wytiyard on the . 4 th the following were of fered by Si: U. V. T.ettPEsT : I. To :I, l'enant whose Farm is in the best condition, all considered -a Silver Cup. 2. To the''foiaiit who hhall have the most efkilually un derdrained trio greatest number of roods in his Finn since the 13th Nlay. 18:4 —3 Silver Cup., • , To the who produces the best Crop of Turnips,. soil and situation considered-,a Silver Cup. 4, To the Tenant who produces the best and cleanest Crop of drilled -Beans (not less than .5 acres) without ma Lure-a Silver.Crip. S. 'lrk the Tenant who shall have the most judiciously planted the greatest number of quick Hedges since 13th May 1804, In proportion to the size and value of his Finn ; and who also has his °the; Fences, Gates, and Rosds in the best state- a Silver Cup. . 6 To the Tenant who shall have laid down a field to grass (not •lees than S .acres) in ale most judicious manner—a Sil ver Cup. 7. To the Tenant who produces, the best Cow, or Heifer in Calf, bred by Minis'-It--a Silver Otp. c ll. To the Tenant who produces the best One-shear We aker, to be shewn alive and dead-a Silver Cup. e. To the !Tenant who produces the hest one-year-old Sow Pig, bredlay himself.;-a Silver Cup. to. To the lrenant who, produces the best Pen of five, One-shear 6 immers-a Silver Cup. it. To the Tenant whO shall invent any new .Machine or Itophment of HusbandrY, the utility of which shall be proved to the satisfaction of the fudges--a Silver Cup. A Silver Cup,,value 25 guineas, ro the person producing the best One-shear Weiner, bred in the County of Durham, , sliewn alive and dead ; and another Cup, of the same value, to the person producing the best Pen at five One.shear Chit- niers, also bred in the County of Durham. Mr. Robert Thompon, Mr. fohn Spoors, and Mr. Ma thew Cully were appointed the ludges ; who awarded To Mr. Richard White,' of Killoe, a SilVet Cup, value ten guineas, for having the Most effectually it otter.dratoctl the greatest number of roods in his.. Farm since the 13th of , --ISt+ • ' • - To Mr. tyro ; Wetherell. of the Isle. a Silver Cup, value. 'Sys:guineas, he having produced the best in Calf, bred by hitrtself. • • Tri“Mr. Wm. Stnith e , of Elstob, a Silver. Cup, value .five • guineas, he having produced alive and dead the best One. shear' Weaker. • ' ,T m o Mr. john Wetherell, of Lid Durham. a Silver Cup, value five guineas, he having produced the b , st Pert of five Otte-shear Cintriters-Ifenants to Sir Ilenry VatieTempest. Breeders of Cattle in the County Of Durham. To f. D. Newham, Esq. of iloughtoti.le.Splitig, a Silver Cup, value s 5 guineas, he having produced the best Pen of five poe.shear Giminers. To Mr, James Clerk, of. Bradley Hall, a Silver Cop, va. Inc re guineas, he having produced alive and dead the - best One.shear Nether. • • alive- st. lb.. oa. ,dead-46;111.. Weight of 1l•. Clatke's Wether to t,,4 rs 8, Mr,Srnirli's( foiling to Sir II.) it la 8 " 711 8 The tirt S‘vecpstakes - eritered into' at the WyriyaPd Agri. cultural Meeting, 1504, consisting of, seven 'Subscribers, .at I t tve guineas each, was paid to Mr. Clarke, of Bradley Hall, he having produced the best One-shear Wether, bred by him , self, in the, County, of Durham: '• • The second S weepatakes; 'consisting of nine Subscribers:of 'five guineas each, Was paid to f..D. Nesham, Esq. he hay. lag: produced the beg Pen of five one.shear' Dimmers, bred by himself, in the County of Durham. 'The Company assembled at the Wynyard Farm at eleven „o'clock, and attentively viewed the Stock shewn for the. ;everal- Premiums and Sweepstakes— Mr. William Murray, a respeelable Millwright at Chester-le4treet, having ereelecli. ftirTiSir Henry's use, at the Wynyard Farrp, a Thrashing Machine, worked by three horses, with two pair of mill-stones, • for the grinding of Wheat, &c. a Drying Kiln, and a • Machine for the dressing of Flour, &c. the same were inspeaed, and much approved of by the'Com pany. , • • - • Mr. Charles Liddell, of Ferry-hill, having pro duced a Model of a Machine for cutting Turnips, -and another, with rollers for sowing two rows•of drilled Turnips by one operation, Sir Henry pro sented him with a Silver Cup, value 5 guineas, as! a reward Ihr his ingenuity, Sir Henry produced several Gimmers and ten Barns, of the Leicestershire kind, bred by himself, which were much approved. - For the encouragement of his Tenants•and other Agriculturists, Sir Henry informed the Company of his intention to continue the Meeting annually, and to offer the like rewards, when several Sweep stakes w , Tepropwed, subscribed to, and left open with J. Nshain, Esq. until the i st. Jan. t 806: At four o'clock five hundred people' were .ho.ipit ably entertilnect at dinner. The day Was spent in the utmost harmony and conviviality, and wits pro dtuaive. of, much real gratification to the breeder arid agriculturist. • On Thursday, the Ito inst. the nei.y Churck of Perrait-/.aliao, in (..:ornwall, was consecrated by the Right, Rev., the Lord Bishop of thaedlocese. The ser mon was preached by the ReO,Mr.llxwzrTo, Vicar, and the cerethony WA3 ' attended by a large concourse ; .Of people. The ground-plotwas the donation of F. Esq. M, .P, tbr that county. On. the fi6l - lO;ving . day 11 . 13 I,ord4hip pertbrattA the same solemn o'flic in the .new ere6teti ,chtirch of,St. 4 hie of the Privates in the Glasgow Highland Re , 44 Volunteers having lately died .in the Intir !nary there, a report was circadated that, previous to the interment his body 1.K4 been taken from the cothn and something (lie tit er abcait. equal weight put into a view to decehi'e his friends who at.- tended the burial. In order therefore to satisfy the friends of tho ilyceiieti, to justice to the and to the CrCiltletnen who ;Itt2111::1d r: gritl , 7o, Tlll'-4V :11i(% ll~it,`t , `.v;'ti opened, and also the.eotlin, iil 11ri:rietiG, , 4 , 1: (AO.: (s.q Alagist rates, one of the Offieer:;, Of- the dk'Cosed, and smite of brother . I ,to!iiit r , ; 3 , v ib o were flea that ho vidatiou had been atternit , l Tupday Ltit, I.liont. thrcti 6'cicck in the arterti69n, we were visited with a ,heat, but rither violent thunder stn i .m. nits 1..0.4:11;417(i of artil.: i cr i of 1 k,11.1.11 was neir U 3, that it stra( k the d lli n n oy of a hottiv: , •, 310. great distance from the 9f-r tcc t 4 -4: ivter cury, and in it 3 t 6 the ground daslA thing that .was on the chintncl-piece , room tapiecei 4 nit!„ we .ive Orly to add, hii itt;lc Mrs. Lainb; the Occupier of that room, mfr f t i violence, tharshe remained for it considerable tijo„? in a state of insonsibility , and is, though tuutai recovered,,, extremely uni.vell:---(liutiiNt , . Yestert t‘,-( . ) young men were 17athir , g in a pit, at t,cyland-htne, near Preston, one. of tht.m, couldnot swim, 'got out of his depth, : on whicit:h:s conip:mion er..deayoured Win assistan(x.,' hit was laid hold of, so cl rsely In the tb precipitate them loth to tin lottoni„, aA they tinly tuntiteiy,perislied. LONDON Printed by CHARD H•4ltit4 of Aivtlemcotto, P, , 4,1 t. the .3UN-OFFIOEr, • No. 1 12, 3 where ,rldteroyemejits Ordas TVIATIIESTER, JULY 18. THE business of the Western Circuit commenced here on Wednesday last. Mr. Justice LE BL NC pre-, sided at Nisi Prius, and Mr. Baron . GEAnAm in the Crown Court. The first trial at' Nisi Prins was an sndi&meat of John Hornby, Esq. for an assault on Elizabeth Mans field. The, Prosecutrix stated that she had been hired as Housekeeper and Lady's Maid in Mr. Hornby's family ; that after she '.had:: been there about 50 days, se had (unintentionally, according to her statement) ()Wended Mrs. H. who .complained to Mr. Hornby that she had been very impertinent • that her maiter, in consequence, desired to speak to her in the housekeeper's room, and on her at tending him there, 'and asserting that she had been guilty of no impertinence, he told her, is great heat, that if she did not hold her tongue, he would knock her down—that she should instantly go out of the house—and on her expressing her readiness to go, but demanding a month's. wages, he struck her on the chin' with his knuckles, and afterwards with his open hand on the cheek : she avoided other blows by stepping back, and shrieking loudly for help. Mr. H. soon after quitted the room. A man servant said he heard the noise and bustle in the house keeper's room, but saw nothing of the assault, as he was prevented entering the room by the butler. 'A female servant said she heard the Prosecutrix shriek, and saw her shortly after she came frdm the room, when she appeared in great agitation, and her face looked as though she had received a blow. 'Mr. Serjeant LEws, for the Defendant, argued, that as the proof of the blows rested solely` on the' testimony of the Prosecutrix, and as she had, even in that Court, deported herself in a way which mady it not at' all uncharitable .to conclude she could be both 'pert and artful, it was to be considered whether such a woman might not have given her own face the appearance of its having received a hicr.v. It was more probable that she had done so, than that Mr. Hornby'had so far for!txtimu himself as to strike her. The JLiry, after saute hesitation, pronounced a verdi& of Gailty. , • . WoOnwmtri •p. - CoATEs was an Mtion for 2.5 guineas, 'agreed to be paid for a .mare' sold by the Plaintiff to the Defendant, The 'sale and delivery of the mare . hiving been , proved; it was argued for - the'Defendant that, he had a&ed .for' Mr. Mount, his , Master and, Seeondiyithat .the mere Wasbroken winded; though she had been warranted -sound:— Witnesses were called to prove that the mare Wits sound N'vhen delivered 'owl 'as more than three weeks had elapseiNetwe ;, en the tinie,' of, her being delivered to the purchaser and returned: to the. sel ' la, it was inferred that she had Centraaed the eoin-. plaint in that time. letter. Was ids 6 produced,. in which Mr: Mount disavowed being the purchaser.- - - .Uncler these circumstances, the Jtiry gave a verdict for the Plaintiff foi '25 guineas. • lIMILJNG.V:TIMAivsott—An Mtion limn& by a Linen-draper in the Isle of Wight, against a Gen tleman in the Commissary Department; for the price' of ene curtains, bed4tangings; payment of with was resisted on the Statute,..of faimitations, and on the ground that the,ChargeshOuld haVe come into the account of ~iinother tradesinati ; but there • . was evidence clearly to refute both pleas, and cons& ,ciuently a verdi& forthe,Plaintiff. . • JAcoB v. Morraeseit, an Aaien 'for money lent., The Plaintiff is a Slop-seller, the DefendautTi:st 'Lieutenant of the Montague. ,John Thonriaso'sailer • on board the ship, had paid the Plaintiff. three guineas, which ,he afterwards wished: to borraiv for.• his family : Mr.Montresor had said, Jacob would oblige him if lie lent' the money to Thomas. • but . it was contended that the Plaintiff had declinedlend ing it to the seaman, and had actually lent it to Mr. Mon tresor himself ; and the evidence stipporting, this statement, the Jury gave. the minair a. verdi& for three guineas. MALLARD v. BKARD.---An Mtion for an, assault at tecock-light at Freshwater, in: which a verdict of w.e. given to the : Plaintiff, the Jury adopting the opinion ache Learned Judge,,, that. it was .proper to punish both the parties by the payment of costs Lewis u. PE;AiisE.-t-The. Defendant, mho is Brewer,: employed the Plaintiff, a Millwright, to censtrat machinery, &c. iii lli, brewhonge ; the lat tr, claimed 491. ti,;. . more than the Defendant chose to. pay. The Jury gave a verdict for the whole amount. , • Mums. v. GagATur.in, Widow.---Thig was an EjeCtment brought by - HarriS,. Esq. fbr the re covery of certain: lands and premises situate in the Hautlet of Longharn, in the parish of liampreston, as heir at law to the late Edward Greatheacf, Thitl Gentleman in his will had bequeathed all his lands in die county of Dorset to_his Widow fbr life, with ,remai n der to the next brother of the Plain tiff.- The (11.1.e:Stioll to be deterniinedby this A6tiou was, whother the 1 Aught to be recovered by: the Plaintiff 'were in the County of H a n ts or in, the County of Dorset because, if in the fortneklknin.• ty . these landi did not pass by the will of lice •de-.. ceased, hut: descended to The On the part the. , Plaintiff,it. was cl*arly prove 4, that the larfd-tax. payable for the preiniges in q ues ti on w ag aSSeased in 'Hanipshire, and•paid to th e Receiver- General of that-County, and that former owners lutd voted at contested Elections, served on Juries, &c. fOr.the saline (WI:Ay for wore. than a century laSt paSt. , -4he Jury gave a verdi for the Plaintiff. At Northaloptan Assizes - the farm ing Causes we:LI t ried . - B (v ter , 'u.t, A N A.: ! rt) Tzar was an ,ac tioif against the Delodanti;, ivhar are propyietors of the 'tirottingbani coach, fig negligetvie in their coach in)an, who, -?iltitc3d,Of keeping • the regular road, at - tcmpted to dr', through..thu Red tioninn yard, at r , wh4 , r(!by. the coach was .oVer :and it. Plaintiff intiolf hart ; azid t o Definiltutts' baying' slifil;red jatignictir to go by default, a %stilt of intjAtiry, was csocuref (Jn Wednesday lag,- whin the Utify giwe t tic 001. (I:ulge3 and costc • - • • Cu.% PM.t N WAS" an ataion broritht. , by the Ph:tint;tr, a lia!r-dress - er, against the Defend, ant, a millcr, 4, - 01- criminal conversation - with hks VCrdia for the Viaiiitiff--JYarnagosi 35 0 i , 1 TAYLI) It V, CLE s - was a • atlioti sech icing and tl, , hins.cliing the Plaintiff ' s ditt , ,,r,litcr, br wbieh he her,serviee ; *hen the Plaintiff obtained a. yard ,for a ttl. 112 tri?ne,R. Early, on N'Vednesday morning !host atrocious murder Was perpetrated on the - . body. of.:;iir. Stables; an Clninent ClothiCr, at Horsfinth,, near' • Leeds, a Matt universally .respekqed. - Mr. Stables and his family, .CollSiSting of a young. man his. nephew, mid .ah,elderly woman his lincise- keeper,. rottrAl. to rest on. the evening pelVious to the murder, between 1 o and t t o'clock, after a fa, - . Opting day spent in the hay-held the nephew slept' in a bed in his Wide's room, and the house-keeper in an adjoining , chaniber. About.`an hour after Mid-, night the linter was awakened by tite.grdans of a person in pain, which she supposed•to proceed from the nephew, but upon calling upon him he answered, " It is not I, but My uncle :" he then rose and wenti, to his uncle's bed, but, receiving no answer to his. inquiries respeaing his health, .lie..became alarmed,. and-prOcured a•, light, 'which discovered to him the horrid sight of his uncle Weltering in his The . neighbourhood was instantly.alarmed, and a surgetin sentfor, who, upon ;ekarruniug the bOdy,, tound large oat, or rather bruise, on the 'side of the , apparently made by two blows from a hammer or a dull axe, the .SkulP being dreadtitlly fraaured and beaten in upon the brain; ,Mr. Stables seemed, how- ever,. in possession or his reason, until the Moment of his death,' but could give no account of the pen,. son . whe conunitted the Murder. To a question on this subjeCti he answered, " l'eannot tell." A short • • time before his' . deat h he ungessed his concern, at the thrlorn situation of his nephew, on the . point, of , losing dne.who had:fulfilled towards Wm 'the eitice of a Other, by this short exclamation, " Poor ToM!" About five o'clock in the . niorniiig he expired, 'ear ing his friends and neighbours deeply affected at, the dreadfill etrenL' • • . it is stippbsed thatthe'person or persons.who corn, mitted the.,murder'enWi't:d• the house by the cellar window,' which was tilled up .with straw,. and,which • , hi the Morning was found to •have'been removed. It is also worthy of particular observation, that no ar, ticie of property in the .house appeared to be inissinK; and this 'circurnstmee sewitS for afford a clue ,which may, lead to the deteation of the wretcheS impheated either dire&lv or indireatly in this diabolical' transac tion.' Ott Wednesday three 'persons: were appre hended on suspicion . .of concerned. in the jut:v -.(ler arid -Thiirsday Mr. Edward Brooke, "of Wakefield, assembled . .a . very respeetable "JUry, in- • eluding two PrefeSSional 6 - entlemen,• when, after an investiiration continued for eleven hours, a verdia of Wii/11/7".aturder was returned against James ToWn -end, Horsforth, shoe-Maker, who was On' Friday morning committed to York , Castle, to take his trial at the present asSiies. • The Jury, We understand, adjourned to Saturday, when. they were ;again . . to . meet and resume the investigation of this fatal,myst .tery.---:(York • . ..On the eoth inst. as • a shepherd Was passing the 'foot Of one of thepreeipices of the stupendous rocky :mountains of Kelwellyn, he discOvered•thebody of i man dreadfully mangled. It appeared that this unfortunate travelleri who was known to be a fre, • quest visitor to the hikes, had fallen from the sum mit about three mouths before. A terrier bitch Which accompanied Inin was found sitting beside , hirn with -a pnp,py she had whelped, and which was about Six. ;weeks old. His head, hands, and feet,'were clean 'away, and it was supposed they had been preyed upon by the 'bitch to support lwrself and her puppy. ',:tVpaper - was tOund in the' pocket of the deceased, •Wheli proved him to be a Mr. Gough, of Manches ter. ife' Was one of the people called Quakers, but -had recently been expelled the Society of the Friends for haVing entered into a Volunteet.Corpi. Some of the skin of his liead.and a part of his hair were found sticking to the sharp edges of the racks over which he had fallen. It is cOnjefttred:that he had been in volved in one of those thick mists which are so com mon among these mountains, and had Jost his way. 'lt was. a bold attempt tee' endeavour to traverse those intricate and alnioSt . inipassable precipices with* a guide, and this unfortunate 'Gentleman has been se verely punished for his temerity. The dog and the, whelp 'were ta,ken , to Patterdale Hall: Late on Sattirday.'nigiit the I atir inst. a yoting man, who is clerk; a - himise in London, walking on the high road over 'Hook Common, Hampshire, on his way to visit his Mettler, at Andover,' he was suddenly siezed by two footpads, who blinded him with an handkerchief, 'dragged him into a thicket, and there robbed, and: stripped him . of all - but his shirt,, adding: horrid threats 'of instant Murder if he resisted or made anyoutcry. Atter this - they made off. 'Thee youth wandered about In heavy rains.and darkness until past three in the merniq,. when he fortunately ',carp6 to, an hospitable public-hOtise; at Water End, where he •wfis provided-with`a good bed, and every comfort requisite. An Inquisition was taken , on • Saturday se'imight at Carnforth, , near Lancaster, , before 'John Gardner, Esq acre of Ilk Majesty's .Coroners for that county, ott the body Of a boy apoiat nine years of age, named 'Thumps ProCter;•who,:it appearelj, had bah playing with Sallie' ()tiler lxijrs, on Sunday the 2.3 d of June, at duck-stUlle, when beAvas unfortunatelY hit with a stone On the upper part ; ohia.: thigh, , as he inad4 vertentlk passed before , the 4uck-stone ; he com plained of the'wouhd ::tairgical: assistance Was pro-. cured, Out without' eff.:6t i , as a „mortification took place, and he died on the teth inst. Verdi4t "Jeri delital Death.: . , . • Yesterday an Inquisition was taken at the Brick layer's Arms, Mount-street, before A. GELi i Esq. Coroner for Mi (Wiese x,en.,t he nerdy of James Knight, Whoryas drowned ‘,l,;hile_ahathing in the Serpentine • River on Saturday.' It appeared by the evidence addtieed, - that the deceased was an Excise Officer at WellS, iri- Samersetshire, and rats can a visit to a 'friend 'in Sloane-Street: Some boys Who were good sWitninerS.went_ , to his, assistance, but before they coold'extrieate him, be st'i i i to rise no more. The_ life-b'oat was lainiChed fOr his assistanGe, but too Nerditt—Aecidental Death; . RICE OF STOCKS. lasTfiipAY. Stack, Ithiiit Stock; tv.pw 5 per Ct. P 9 94 89i I ltdhl Haititt;, :S. a 2S. dig. 3 S_ er t e alt, 1797, I )3Xcltetitwr 13111$, is. dig, is. rer, Cetit. /7 kt• pretn. 7 • ' per Cent. tied . 1* ()minim!, per Ct -I mporisi 3 Rer Cent. SS it. ., kitak L. Alin. $7 k t-tGlin; t)iitp Aim. 9 k 3 : 114 Aug. 3„ ;; . , dc. Saturday last, at Winenester-1-1,04e Chests, the Lidy of-the Hon. a.ul Itcv. Thomas Dc .GITY, of a 547 ' / l .i Y u ~-e l 3 : t r i; r td i) '; t Y r l l .'.. , a l i . l 3 o r i t' 1) °11; x .48 b l -.: t II I R : i ;: kiil)14 11 a : t .: ° :,, i.1t : 1 : ' . ---- N'gcr' Thz. gc14,.. til 3 : , , at Mililifitli:Ai) x, 1 011 - il r ~c..,Off.t, EN, Of (‘:-.1.. 1' ( tzl' i 7: 13 4 v ; el :t i : irl-'street , 4. ' t i a t; :i f t ~'t (‘)l fu rl ; t::'is:'6n. ''terej(j7‘ll::f °. i v r: . .4 od4b"ell'''ti'faiapil'eil:e3l' r ),: b c : !./1 1 , ; - -t r . , III.bc to ?'l.ll Sr i 1 2 :M . s rill*. Harp Y n t r i t l e Dl : n t ae l IV t l i : ii i '1 re6:101t)::01 ' 4 7 r [t i : l .. ti l C ( ° : . tC . C ' C r a I !slat nap. : ~ cau O s n efi S i ti li nd i a de y a S t e li t i: Ilig ' ht, at (Jiverston, Majoi Perrin, e ' ePh tw , of the last Baron Verrill, Ite had be'en thrtrirpl train 3, :! ?" the Friday be(Jre, near the shove TWn; by wliiih his a•,; was shockingly fractured, a;:d not v, ittistanding he 11. tiro b et surgi...al assistance, a iiiGrtitication -took iiii‘e, w:ll'3 ati.,troin. O. the 28rh- init. .3 I her house in York.street,..--- t tt ster, Mrs. Mary Lawson, widow of the ime Rev. [ l, "'''. LaAwisloeirl, three e ny 'years N a l i i i n v: i s st s : rc: l f r t . h i e ,aSycnocte, lict.'.helicislrecitool::::: Wall, • ' '. . ' . d _HOboro. bridge. - . - __.....----- LONDON 'MA RKETS, ESTP. It N ( . Newbury Salisbtur_ Devizrs Warfrioster 1 Canteibury, Tu 1y.24, - - 1) 1 1 .11lillect by I{.' 01,,;;;;Ar4,14Z4t*414ijort; etostfe,6,V , tellers for th64.'ciiiai. : etots - tiLtairo';' bti ati s6 ` r. J ' . RLTURN 01: 'WHEAT INT NIAttI(.I,ANEr By Medsrs. 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Stravwe,r'3sll:4s;.°Old.t9to6l3i.°l4OsP.cd;‘r:ct'. 4'4l' COAL ivALTERII 017171e1;i0,01,6011 July 6 C3rg!c" .or Co3li - 495. 94.t0 5 ts. od. per Cluildron. to 34, ettoesday, ditto ditto, 26, Yriday, . .24 ditto, ditt, 455. otl. to 3 I.IiNY Petson or'r°Pl3l(eljrlsilrils.E.scillingewoCi:;:(ll'irl4e,i But a CIAOI, anti HOUS6 4,,,t....tert,ury, it!1,,,,,A for the said Couty, near the city .offsr, 001 01' eirie, ;hi Plans and Parocitlars or suclt ie" hs alo i it o,:a (Nitsrs WI thu t of of Cotmetion at toe Oitice of '' on ,11 c oif sollCitori, St: G Cotge'S-0 t rot, CapierbilTodo,,.ee(7oo,, of Mr, Ilvtield, No. 3g, CritYen-strat, . 1, 0 , Attir l i r , : Hours orNii.e in the Morning anti I . iv e Ul_,, S otil, !". f,:j, ); $ PrsTosals for the wbole liakiing, ill 11 1, `' et.,,gt t 17,, t.nt% livereu fsealcci up) by the Parties in Per , rot s,t , . to r WWI. • Htietand Dianiporirtiltt7usasinecx.itty, of Cl:',liiet,tve,ribi toir,,cr,po,:x.ol;ll, te i e t. of 0:0 1 ,, ?eta Sufficient Security is expeel:a tor t Contract • 441; g. ept i a ' Oil: f . 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