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:.~..~.. Fevt: the LO G AZETTE, April 9, 16°5. . ,War. Office, ilprif q. t. 9 .- Id Regiment of Foot—,To be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, ri 11,1; i Pherson,, wilt, resigns. 94th Diito,,James Cooke, Cent. to be Ensign, without put chas'e, vte , 13d1v:tire, promoted in the 7l3th loot. gsth Ditto. Second Lieutenant John Evans, to be First Lieu tenant, withmit purchase, vice Leonard, promoted in the New Brunswick Fencibles. Donald Cameron, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Evans. Boval Stitt Corps, Major William Nicolay to be Lieutenant- Colonel, witl4,ut purliase. stlf West India 'Regiment, Surgeon Georg° Days, from the Retired List, to be Sureeon. Hospital.lllate Robert Bra ' denach to be Assit:mt-Surgeon, vice Gordon, deceased. Colonel • Baillie's Regimeid, Lieutenant (,)etavian Reynolds trout thes2d foof, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase. The King's Germal; Legion, John Blundstone," Esry. to be Paymaster of the Regiment of Artillery. De Roll's Regiment, Lieutenant Joseph De Glut 2 to be Cap tain of a Company; vice. De Roland, who retires to Half pay. C. Br, nner, Gent. to be Lieutenant,.with temporary Rank, vice t'e 1;11112. • To be Ensigns—Frederick De Watteville, Cent, vice De L'Espart t who resigns, Frederick Be Stettler , G e nt. vice Gotigclberg, promoted. host De Muller, Gent. vice Po la:itron, &Leased. Stephen De Planta, Gent, vice Tehudy, decc..ol. • 24 Gam;:..:l. Pattalivn, Ensign Hugh Mackay, from Half pay of the eotu Foot; to be Ensign, vice Stewart, who ex changes. 3d Ditto, Ensign Treats Pankin, from the ,56th Foot, to be Lieutenant . snli Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Ensigns—Quarter. • Master Walter Thainpsoi ,t from the Royal Waggon 'Train. SerjeantOlajor Duncan Kennedy, twin the oth Veteran Ilattali4, Jambes Cumming, late Quarter-Master-Serjeant oftoe 83th Foot. European Garrison Company for Service in Jamaica, Quilt ter-Master • Serjeant C. P. brockmuller, from the Oath Foot, to he Lin„ign, vice Conelly, deceased. STAFF. Major EdWard Mockler, of the rBth Foot, to be an Tnspea ing Field Office: of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in he. land, wirli the teniVorary hank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army: mteaoßANnott. Veterinary-Surgeon Riehavi Davies, , of the 24th Light Dm -I;,:)uns, who w.ts sui,ersede , i, as stated in the Gatette of the . ..2d.fenrulty r - in.,t.ited in the Reitnent. Lieute nant Walter N. Hudson, of the 54th Re,gtment of Foot, is -superseded, boing . absent without leave. Lieutenant . Castleton Brownrigg, of the 36th Regiment of Foot, r, superseded, being absent without leave. ERRATUM in th Gazette of the pall Ultimo. /4th Light Dr4i4oon3, tin Lieutenant Henry Collins, front the Ski Foot,- to be Lieutenant; real Lieutenant &Ward Collins, front the 83d Foot, to be Lieutenant.. • L'onsmislicns signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlitscx. Wittiest Regiment of Middlesex Militia. George Francis, Gent. to be Ensisn. Dated March it, 1874. tames Scutt, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 19 i tik4. Somtrtet.Place Volunteer:. Charles Barrow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Yeats, promoted. Dated Jan. 2, tilos. John Melburne Marsh, Gent. to he Ensign, vi..e Oixon, promoted. Dated as above. lola, Stanton, Gent. to be 6urgeon. Dated as above. YotA Moryfedome t'olunteerr. Second Lieuteihnit Fa%vcett to be First Lieutenant, vice Lord Pero vd, ,promoted, Dated Feb. 2s, dos. Second Lieutenant --- Phillimore to be First Mettle mint, vice Jones, resigned. Dated as above. 'Edward Crent_to be Second Lieutenant, vice, Fawcett. Dated dfi above. Lieutenant --- Hall to be Captain, vice resigned. Dated March 7, tSes. St. Clentott Dauer Volunteer:. William Rothery, Esl. to ba. Captain, vice Prince, re ' 'signed. Dated Mardi 5, arts. Iplin Hunt, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Raillery, promoted. Dated as above. lohn Wurnble,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hunt, promoted. Dated as abotie. Royal .S'peithorne Legion.. Douglas M‘Murtlo 3 Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, resigned. Dated March i 2, 18os, Comnthsion in:bc Ist limalion art Regimentof Ayrshire Vo lunteas, signed 19 , rbe Lord Uri/tenon, of the Coten;y of Ayr. Dicks, Gent. to be Eosign.. Dated 4, 18os. Conaniisions in' it( i-lArtlepool Volunteer Artillery, signed 47 • the Loyd 1.4(0e/rant cf the Comoy of Ourtiarn, Charlei Speoliian, Esq. to be Lieutc:uant.Colopel.Com., I nmiant. Dated JUI v 50, 184. Carr ibbctsou P Esq. to 13 , t Major, o;w:it as :move'. • To. be Captinn—GeorKo Hunter, Esq. D4ted )nly IR O 3_, I' test Lielittmant wil.liairt Sedgewick, Dated Nov: 6, Clio 3. To be First Lieutenants—William Sedgewiek, C;ent. Dated July 30, 1803.. William Thompson, C;ent._ Dated as above. Witham IL i u iuu, Cent, Dated as above. Wit. 1 iani \real, Cent, Dated as above. Second Lieutenant William yolltlin.• Dated Nov: 6, iSo3. To be Second Lientenains-»Williarri Yollum ' Gent.. 'Dated July 30, risq , 3. GeorKe. Sheraton, Gent. DLitt:4as above. Timothy julinson, Gent.' Dated as above. Robert Pre,- ton, Gent. Dated Aug. 31, tilo4. To he Cliaplairt—Rev. Robert Dated fitly 30, • 3. Cuttnnifsion: signed by the Lord Lieutenant of, the County , f Kent. • Lath of Spay roluntseri. '- Stephen Lushingtow Esq. to bt Captain, vice Baic, resigned Dated Wlarch Mrdway 141unteert. • Major fames Mann to be LiCistei4llllt.COlonel,. vice Cage; deceatEi. , Dalcd March 27, 180;. Captain Thomas Ry der 'to be Mdjor, vice Mann. Dated as wove. William 'Wilkins,' Esq. rci be Captain, vice Ryder. Dated , as above. Commissions in the D.Orsct,Regiment cif Milki4l Jigned hy .1.04 Lieutenant. George Layton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robert Samp2oni resigned. ' Dated March 21, 18as. .• We copy the - 'following horrible instance of bar. b al ky from a Provincial raper :—Abotft three weeks agn William Walker, a coal.higler,'. of Bonsai!, i n Derbyshire (who fur many years has been in the habit Of buying , ttitneeare called d9g.6orier, and working out their retaining existence in his caret), baying one of miserable animals, which, from star. vation aril disease, was frequentiy drawn .back by his burden, undertook, in :the following roannec, 4' to care him," as he said, of that vice :.:—After putting the horse in the shAts", he led him into the field, and h a cked the wheels against a will :,haVing secured hiin in this position, he fetched lionr his stable aix bundles. of straw and a camlle and laptltron, all of which this detestable wretch lighted one after ano. ther, and burnt to ashes under the body of the pour Kane, whose agonizing groans tended. only to in. crease the thirst of revenge in the barbarian. After having burnt out all his straw, he drove his misc. gable half-roasted animal to Cromforri- and back, a disiance- of three miles. On his return, lie with d ; theuity got the poor creature into the stable,' Where, after lingering ten days in the most excruciating torturo, he expired, Alq ALARMING CIRCUMSTANCE.--If-iti' fICt wei! a)ccrtained,' anti, an alarming one 'it ought to prove to ail dilatory Adventurers inthe present su. prey e L, ,ttery, that if Tickets and Shares conttnue to be as cal,idly bought uti during this month as ill the hit, r: ;:t a Chance will remain to be purchased Inproof, " Pickets Art'alre,idy oni the ktiYA;.cc-4. circurustanCe unparalleled at so early a stage cat their sale, BIRTHS. On Sunday, in. Cumberland-place, the, Countess of Char . !mom, ola Daughter. on Monday the Bth inst. in W,!lbeck-street, the Lady of ,Wyrley Birch, BIN,. of Tulethorpc.- gyllandshire, °la son. On Friday last, th Lady of Thomas Langford Brooke, 'Esq. of Mere-Hall,_ Cheshire; of a Son. roR R Yesterdayleinnight, Townshenct 'lice, Esq. Eieutenant- Colonel in the Royal Cheshire ltlilifia , to ;Vitas Nlaiy Cur rie, second daughter of Dr. Currie, of Chester. Lately, Richard Carter , Esq. a •Ste:phen's-green,,,in the City of Dublin, to Mias Louisa Ribton, fifth,. daughter of Sir George ,Ribioit, hart. of Lantlxiiiv, in the Cotinty of Dublin. On the 4th of last Nay, at-Calcutta, Tames Money, Esq: to Miss lthr.a Bantus, second (laughter of Henry Ramos, Esti, of the same pl:tat ; and the 7th of "the some month, Wigratn Money, .1•:::41. to Miss Ann:: Campbell, third daugh ter of Sir lames Campbell. . • , • On the 3oth ult. at his .11 1 :, ) t 1 6 1 ;1 1 1 ), :lits, Roial hospital, Green wich, rthur Edwards, Ley. Lieutenant in the Navy, aged 77 years. on Saturday the Gth inst. Mrs. Elizaloath Howard, of St. Stevent.i, -near St. Alban's, Herts, aged Si. On Monday, at Airesford, in Hampshire, 'tenor Scaly, Esq. The sarnr-',dly, at his houN ,- ; iin ‘Vool wieh CoMmon, Majcir Lawrence Hadley Newton, of the Royal Regiment of Artil lery, - r • on Wedites,lay la :t, in the ;al year of his age, at Hill floo ,e, in Surrey, Captain W Atlgustus Halliday, of the o:tcreo's itoiloueot of Foot, r•-•econit ton of the late M a jO r and - Laity lane Il illiday, of Lea,utves, iit Shropshire, and brother to Cafitain 11411 - irlay, of Gro,yelior-place. On Wednesday the - loth iti,r. at Mr. Nloriand'i; in Pall . Mall, aged si, Mrs. Mills, r,lkt or - Austen Mills, Esq. or Greenwicii; and mother or Ni Tne moriiitn;, Mrs. Joseph Adains, of Ware, Hens; her death wAS Qt.. aSiolied•by her clothes Latching lire. PR ICE 0 Vh4TE A i OCk unnY. flank Steck. 11 u,k f., Ann. 16; 13.16ths Navy 5 per Cent. F9l 119 1 15- t 5 p:r Cent. 1,797, shut 1),Ito rt Ann. rn 1i s pc,r Ct. ,34 ex. tliv. 111. t aiwt 4 per Lent. 73 ) ex. dcv. I.Nt Iwcrivr Lillis, 2S. pr. pat, i wt Cent. itect. 57 1' 56i Is pi. e2c. div, r ?, 3 per Ct. COOS. 57 a Con4Qla tut 52 4, m a gl c tj_c:ot t, .1 twv-S trret ; ;and it .v m r -; a ti l ie rt •,,, 0 4 ;:t it h ..15 1 ‘ .1 a l ) , I c t e,) ' 11 :- in stree utt t , b ( e ; L(M p o : Printed by RI CHAR D ARE: IS OA At thc N g, No, i 2, Strand; wbcre Advertarmtmts, Orders far the L t YORK ASSIZES. Tut KING, on the Prosecutintt of the Cortro. RATION ot.*theItoyA,EXCHANGIt AisURANcv., againt So mud Collier, late of Doh Cross, for fully and. fdonintr , ly setting. ti certain Cotton File_ tory on lilt 'at I),,►h Cross, on Friday night, the. 14th of September, 18of, belonging to JAMES LEES, This Pmsecutinn is founded ,upon the Statute of 9th Geo. 111. cap. 29 ; by.the.2 , l section of which Statute, after, reciting, that no Ffreetnal provision had.heretofare heen made for- preventing the burn. ing:of mills, it ertaaed, That if any person or : periOns shall, from ;And after the Ist- of - July, 1769, wilfully or maliciously burn or set fire to any wind saw mill, o r other wind mill, or any water mill or other mill, such person so offending, being lawfully convided thereof, shall besadjudged guilty of fe.. luny without benefit of Clergy, and shall suffer death as in case without benefit of Clergy. By. se& 4, c if the same Statute, no person shall ,be prose. cured by virtue of this ad,, for any offence committed, contrary to the same, unless such Prosecution he' commenced within .18: months after, the offence is' committed. , It was stated in the opeoing, that Mr. James: Lees, a Gentleman residing at Delrh, in the Parish' tt Saddieworth, was the owner of the cotton mill burnt, which was in the Town9hip.of Ottick, and consisted of three distinct stories, one of which was: occtipied by the Prisoner, at the annual rent of roil. The Prisoner had_insuted his machinery for sool.. and his stuck for sot. The first ',Witness called was Henry Fletcher, who deposed,, that he knew the Prisoner, who was.a carder and rover, anti in whose service the Witness ,was ; he kvell remembered, that in August last, the mill was on, fire, and that on the night previous - to the fire he fastened the doors nt the mill, and kept the key, r and that every thing was left regular order when he fastened the doors; that the Prisoner came next ,morning for the key, .for which he was not in the constant habit of coming, particularly at so early an hour as seven o'clock, which was the time he came for it ; that he followed the Prisoner to the mill, endthere saw some cotton on fire, which appeared to have been spread upon the floor, but they were successful in extinguishing the fire ; but there was no candle used .where happened . . — The Ptisorter at that time said, somebody must have ' cotne,up the wheel-hole, and sat fire to the mill, but that in future, he would have it watched ;, that the Prisoner.came some dart SitelWArdS. tea his,. (the Wit ness) house, and asked for the key of theCounting house, saying the mill door had been left open, anti asked the Witness if he would watch, as he was sure some one had a,design tosbutn the mill. About that time, the Witness said, they had about two or three hunched weight of cotton in bags, and which were removed from the usual place where'they used tia lay, to 'the place where the fire appeared to break out which destroyed the mill.. Had often heard the Prisoner say, " there ia some had perso6 who means to set fire to the mill." The 'Witness watched the mill with . the Prisoner, for one night, which they begun about twelve o'clock ; here he described the different situations the Prisoner and he had when watching. When they'idvere watching, and serrate ftom each otter, he head the rrisoner cry out, " Harry," uul say he thought he, heard some. thiog ; upon which 'he , went to the wiodow, when the Prisoner said he taw a mat ; but Wit nest saw none. On the next day, which was the one previous to the day on ,which the mill was destroyed, he ordered the Witness, to draw oil the water of a darn which was contignous to the null, and also ordered him to go to Mr. Harrop's o , the owner of an adjoioiog mill, , and tiorn whence their mill was supplied with water, to know whether they would send any more water that night, or when they would seed it i to which he received for an. ewer, that they would have it about three o'clock in the morning, which he communicated to the Pri saner ; he sfterwards told the Prisoner, that the Cotton ought to be putoutof the. door, to which he received tw ter, ular answer. Theoight_previous to the fire, the Witness said, that he was sure ,the rovings were in bags; that lie had not the key of the mill that night, but, the Prisoner had it ; about three o'clock io the morning he Was Called up on the alarm of fire, and met the Prisoner coming out of the coontiog.huuse door, .whom, he afterwards assisted to remove two bags of cotton, o Uport his cross-examination, he, said, that at the timeof thelfirst fire there was a great-press of bo. _sineSsi 'and that when the last fire happened the Prisoner used all hia,exertions to save the property. lie-said that on the: day,of the first fire &_ letter was found in the mill, and which contained these words..." In spite of all your watching,.old hop. ping Leta' mill shallborri;"...but at that time there had. been:no watching. Aim Dawson, apprentice to tile lass: Witness, corroborated his testimony, to the Prisoner.tiallw ing for the, key of the, countiag.hoose door, and that the gavel-end door of the mill was open, and saw the cotton scattered up and down the , mill o Upon her cross.examinariuo by Mr. SC i'irc Hato, she admitted, that it was com Mow fur the Ptisuotr to call for the key. Julio Day said, that lie lived at Maochesttr, and was employed by Mr. Lees to make a reservoir for his Mills about July hist, accts that he ,has,been ac.. qoaioted with the Prisoner two or duce yearb, and, I , dgeti with the first Witoct.s. On the Wed4,e,day before the rast fire the Prisonci said loithi !less, 5' dare you sleep y.r the tzsill to.ntgla i" and asked him, " 4 what ate - your reasons tor asking me V.! I. said, " 1 most certatoly durst ,sleep in the ;" and on that night the Prisoner and I began vo watch about twelve o'clock at night. Ile also described the bag of cotton, and _proved letting the water 'off, but that. the Prisoner said, and ga.ee as a reason, that ,it made:such a noise going through the old wheel, that they could not hear , any body if they' carne ; that they, h a d nu light that night. Alter being for a little time upon the watch, the Prisoner said, '' John, I liras soinebody ;" but the Willies* said he heard 110, body, and Went Out` of the 111111 in search, hut found nobody ; the Ptisoner again said he saw a tight anti ,a man, but that tP, the 'Witness. uittla ; thia the firJ Aservance of ady symu. tf , tns of fire was out of. , doors,' when he thougrit 11:at train the inside of the mill - thete preeeedecl two (I sites cat Ii hc, - which followed each other gnickly, and in a short time The fire 'broke cot. The Wit_ lieA, from pAssion 'and fear, then said to t h e I)6_ saner, "'YOU rascal, you are setting it Or: fire your.: self." lie never discovered any'smell of fire before it•brokeont. Upon his cross-examination he said, the Prisoner had expressed great. fears of the mill being set fire by saute incendiary.; that upon the lire break ing,out,• the, Prisoner used every exertion to extin. guish it ; and that if the water had not been taken off it would have prevented them from hearing 'if any person had come to the mill ; that the Prisoner might-have escaped-if he would, but did not - attempt it ; :never,had any dispute or quarrel with the soner ; that helneVer said, it I had not . sworn against the Prisoner, he Would have hanged me, nur that he first saw the fire in the . bottom room; and swore positively that he never had any' hand in setting Are 'to the mill. Robert Brook, of Dab Cross, said he remember ed seeing•the mill on tire about three o'clock in the morning, which was at that time burning in the'. middle room ; that the Prisoner used every exer tion to extinguish it .by getting water ; the' 'Prisoner say " never' mind the old mill, only let us keep it off the new mill." Wiliam Hartley said, that he rented a room in : the mill, which, together with his persnnal . pro. perry, was destroyed, by which he loit about 5001. ; that the night ptevious to the fire lair met . the Prisoner going to the mill ; it was then*abbut ten o'clock ; the Witnets said to him; " You need not go ; it is useless, the water is all drawn off;" to which he made no dirett The' Prisoner wore that night a coat he had not worn for some time. Here the Evidence for the Prosecution closed. The Prisoner, when called on for his defence,. .said he was net guilty, but kit his defence to his Counsel. The first Witness called was - Jonathan Buckley, who sriid, that during the fire he saw the Prisoner doing his best en&avoUr to extinguish the fire. The next witness, Richard Anon, said he worked at die mill, anti recolleets the remoiritig of the cotton, because the counring.house , fluor' was dairy, and the cotton was spoiling. Mary Nutter said that she was going towards the mill, and met the Witness . tha't day with a Gentleman, and heard him' say to the Gcntliman - : who was talking with him, ' 4l thachefirat saw the fire in the lowest room." - • William Kinder was called to prove the exer. Lions of the Prisoner to extinguish the fire.. George Swinicoe proved that . the Witness, Day, and the Prisoner had had disputefi and 'quarrels about the reservoir he was employed to make fa. Mr. Lees, And that D.,y mad,: tre of these words in the hearing of the Prisoner there he stands, and he is a villain and a' rascal." This he said was about the time of the first firs.'' The Jury then returned a Verdia of gr'ary ; at the same time recommending hint to roarcy. The Judge asked the grounds of - their recommendation, when they expressed their doubt ai to the malicious intent of the Prisoner. The Judge 'not,- after the vierdid they - had given, receive that as a ground of recommendation. Toe „ rtisoner's good charaifter he allowed might he one. In passing Sentence the Judge observed, " Now that the Jury have found you grigty,l have hiihesi 7 tatiOn in saying,that the ceidcnce brought ,guilt home to you in the strongest terms," His Lord ship pronounced the sentence of death upon" hiM.— lie was, however, pleased to reprieve him before he left York. Wednesday evening as Mr. Hendricks, of SoMer. seistreet; Aldgate, wa's Jeturning home from Ed. mouton, in a post-chaise, he' was accosted by three footpads, who demanded his money and watch.— He consented to part with his money;' but begged to retain his watch, is beit.g C family piece, which they gave up, in lieu of his g reat coat, which was 'exchanged, and they then ran away,, silt ) NEII. -POOLE, Art`/ L g• tine, , k's% i; I:ain, ,-Mary,-.Boynest ,hrtivcd--thu PerSCver a (-IC4, Stroud, and Swallovi, -WNW, from Lorair;,l ; Liyay, Bryant, from Noviountiland 1 Ac lohn, Wlllidins, and Aaive, Harland, frOtn Portsmouth; and Disp.etch, Pike, from Lisbon. Salted -11:z Betsey, Bristowel and Lady Ann, Collis, fa ,Fricndship, Langdevin, Nrevotbonti:uiA; John and -TIIOM3S; Morcom, and Eliza bath, l',l.irti.,, tOr Liverpool; ~AFer.oria, De ix Rue, tot Guerhsey i itncl Ithcicet xidley;'Cittesr, for Sunderland. . . GRAVESEND, APRIL. 9. Broders, Angers; and De Sisters, -Passed by"--the Friendship, Neal; front Surinam; Shark. let, Brown, fruit Drogheda; Vrow Margaretti, ---, 1)4 long:: Jan, tillen, front Tonningen; Fire Sisters, 11l drieks,-from.Vanipee; Vtow :sil,irgarettri --.--) to m A ' denbur,-,; Vrol.v jarton Gears, train Hol't; Hottnung,Hul. kin, Fortuna, lanstin, 'Vrow miziateni, won , li r a/ Jo. hanuA, Dark, i ,ongc i acot}, .jacoous , V row jecitium Chris tiAnl, ----, V row Class, ---, Cathatina, Schcnifeikli En* draghts ,--r--, and Vromt.ticoria, Ludwig, frotti.Einbden?„ Sailed—the Lady Harewood, -Budge, for Bartridoes; vl7 cissitud; Stout; for 1 iaica ; Britannia, Brown, torGtel* *----, trom PoppeOurg; sey ; True Briton, Sii.,vens, for Dublin ; Leith Vadat! Brooke, and Kennett, Alexander, for \Tamil. ----......"° —•-•,—.......___ . ...------_ . INTERESTING TO I,ADIES, • THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILT 4A• T . 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DEbACirslicisiiii:km,:ne:i., • woilidet...ibjciir o,vr, atvricteititc`r Asriosifrilt„in'togol.. habits of 4choal .b,. ', iir ill:: hidillr" e . , v iii Lint iteratic,tuicat or rl e f,1,1,11'),100 N wl4Ch is c 4116.1,1; ARIZ EN_N ES, or 5..,,,i.-i,,,e, orje T tiu ;5 tireveinctantitc.ol:4;lat:t.frin.eurestitilert:::::ttoin:;:itite:;::;,!!;:::)tt:74,,,,;.olll: frequently..e h a p p ens_ that the azels ot . 1 ,1 V,,, ,• ;0 0 .01 ,!,_l pidiscretion of .litt ungtiardM tiour•-"Pf i cir ctt a fig' tub - • ... . , iistrgr of Pev;‘ , however, are:the cases. of coule•-.,. si lo ~f tr. this: Men, (114"4".4 4:Pniparol with tue esliouitoo, ovetrost a i r D e b:r 40. a i.intibi.., .. • . ~,,,,,,leiv. ' 21Y, - which is Mc unavoidable 4..ur"' •or pernicious habits. ...en, ' ..,,,, g , t , ..,,,,i , Whew careful t4'esntlilltaPl". '' '• '°as gyr"t,'. 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