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~~~~ ~;, Zrl 1 ttr3tEnii 74f)3.1 .~ ~~~~ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TH IS PRESENT EVENING, Muy 28, 181 C, - will be acted the Conway e,f - . 'mg 3E.1.1.01.'S WIFE. Lord Trinket, Mr..lonrs; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. Ptwcett ; Mr. Oakley, Mr. Young ; Charles Oakley, Mr. C. Kemble ; Lady Freelove. Mts. Gibbs; Mrs. Oakley, Miss O'Neill; 4arriet, Mics route. To which will be added, the Opera of '. .101-IN OF PARIS. John of Paris, MrOones; Princess of Navarre, Miss Stephent. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the liox-Otlice. Hart-street, front Ten.till Pour. On ThursdaY, The rwtiviester ; with Arothera.nd Sister.--On Slonday, .lane 10, will he revived the First Part of Shah ??}leave's Play of King Henry the Fourth, in which Mr. Kent le will, for the first time, attempt the Character of Sir Juhn ralstaff. ROYAL.COVENT•GARMN. MRS. SIDDONS. rOR than BENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. C. 'REM DU, on FRID AY, May Si, 1 SW. • KING HENRY V U !. Cardinal WolseP, Mr. Keinhle; Katharine, Queen of Eng .! land, - Mrs. Sithlons. After which, the Farce of THE PLUZE I Or, 2,5, 3, a. Lenitive (first time), Mr. Mathews, with the Song ef a The XI it Coach ;" Label (first time), Mr. ; Ileartwell (with Sinnizs), Mr. Unruset; Caddy, Mr.' Bellamy; facter Wiiii4lll4 j Caroline, Mrs. C. Ketnhle; Mrs. Cady, ;tits. Whitmore. - • TiclietA and Places, to he bad of Mr. and Min. C. Kern toe,. corent;•garden Chambers; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre. . . NEW THEATRE-ROYAL.—ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. A LL PERSONS, interested are requested to ~011. take Notice, that the LORD CHANIBERLAIN having granted the LICENSE to OPEN the NEW THEATRE on NEXT 'WEDNESDAY SENNIGHT, Jute sth, The Peiforinerit, and ether` enraged, are expected to m umble in the Saloon of the Theatre, on SATURPAY NEXT, the Ist of.Tnne, at 12 s'eloa, in order to reparelor the ear 7 liest•possiblc performance. .May2s, 1816. GEGRGE SOANE, Prompter: To the OF.NTLENIEN, CLERGY, and FitF,EHOLDERS of the. C ; PUNTY,I'ALATtIi of LANCI.rISTEit. (114 , 13W1EN. rirtitt Office of nne of the Coroners for this Counsy become.vi.e:mt by the Death of NA TETANIEI. MILNE, Esq. I beg to offer myself a Candidate succeed biro in that Otlice. Should 'I he so fortunatias tab.. the object. of your choice, 16101 endeavour, by a strict and r. , nscierrlious dkeharge of tb , im_poittfot duties of that situ:aim), to make .4 proper re torn ror the high enolideace reposed in we by the appoint giant Iltave the honour to be, Gentlemqn, Your most devoted ari'd very humble Servant, • 'ROBERT ELLIS CeNLIFFE. M'anchester', May 2i, WO: VALUABLE ANT) IN TEREsITING' PLTRLICATIoN'. rc , v•poti,hii,i; in ?len:lily Parts, price O. or in ...Weekly Nurnnerir, Is. each, (elegantly enikiellished with numerous PVitei,) OBERI'S . ON'S HISTORY of ALL NA - -+>i- TIONS I or t NEW lINIVIAtS AI. HISTORY: • wg a connms owl correct account of 1 .)!I! 0 14 . 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Patronised by his rt upil the PLUNGE RECENT: Etegnot Portrait of the liero WELLINGTON. 40 1 I N THOISIAS I( w;'S WA:ft.:l2LO° AROMATIC TRANSPARENT SOAP. THE PROPRIETOR of the above has much gratification in introducing this Article as Superior to IthY he has ever introduced for similar purposes during. a practical experience of twenty-three years as manufacturirg Per:unser. Setting at 4efiatlee all at4inpts at invidious i t - action, the Pro ? eiet o r o f this Snap avers, that, on a single trial, it will be found superior to all others in purity of tax ;"re, emollient properties, told agreettidle deliency of thsvorir.. : i t is partintilavly r.e ui na l eaded, for the use of Ladies, and for e Skin of laCtots. 'Po Gentlemen who experience irrita t"ia - " na 15 the of the' outman sli:iving Soaps, this Aromatic . 1 P confidently and earnestly rea,aninernlcd as the most litaluable and effective Soap ever produced, at the same tints Possessing the' now solid qualities.. The Alii" A il i d " are told itt the Proprietor's ‘Varehonses, 61, Park-street, Gros. Cquaxe, and Gs,Cheapstde. Magnetic Razor Tablets,. without the new improvements. 7s- tid• tOs. lid' , and 1 4t- each. Regenerators Is. each. /tegetieratja.; rtai , ..r Strops, 2s' 6d. till. 4s. GIL Ss. ed. and tin. tacit. Waterloo I T; '4atie Transparent Snap in round Cakes. Is. ad; 3s. 4s. It a ,.: . 'litores of the same quality, Is. ls. ed.: 2s. ad. eailt. PI accurately g Puts, with SI • I ; intim! t-r set, An astortm . ent of fine _ . arid` dressing Cases, and... Apparatus, tke. constantly ou sale. Also erery Article 01 rurcign and ' 9044 keriuitiery yi the ftueit, „..e.,.. , - og_ • A .0 4 0r.4 . t • • wt,t„,• t. et TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1816. • • VACIIEQUEIt MIL OFFICE, May aa, !ow. 'fl) BE' PAID OFF. Ott ItXCII±QUEII BILLS dated in4te Months of Jane, 1 815. Supply, 1815, L. 12,503,000, Geo. 111. Cap. 4. Ai?2,s,.lBl, l ;cileo. 111. Cap. 5. 11 MI IHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS ~!j it MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given , directions for paying off the Principal of the above-Mentioned EXC'HE QUER BILLS With the Interest due thereon, at the Ex ' chequer Bill Office in the Receirt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Wednesday, the slay of June, laid, Attendance will be given daity,(gtindays'and Holidays e;cepted) until, and including Friday, the 741 of June, from ten. o'clock in the morning, tilt one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for the greater dispatch, the beaters of the said Bills are desired to place each description tif-Bills in separate Lists (which arc to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the_Order of their,. respective dates, such as are for the same 'Amount being • numerically arranged, and specifying the principal Slms and Interest due thereon, computed from, lint eNclut!ing the days on which they arc respectively slated, to the said Pals day of June inclusive . , when the interest Will cease; and the said bearers (being holders or nut) are ihdispeusably re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual siguatiirei ; and to write their names and re,idence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office fur payment, and to receisa the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same'. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, previlms to the said 12tit day of June, they map be aceom insulated on computing the Interest to the day 'on which thry wish to be paidy and leaving, the said Bills fur examination one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of having pew Exchequer Bills in whole or is part of payment of in ineipal, +il►on marking new Bills, and mentioning the uniountut the bottom of their Lists, ! 'delivered on or before Friday, the ;lb of June, may he uccomtumlated with new llills, paiable to • or Order, currying an In terest of three pence farthing by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said teth -.day of June, and will ha delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bill:* so it-sired-to he'ex chnnged, on Thmiday, the 13th day af June, and the fot lowhig days. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made payable to , or ord►r, as above-mentioned, may be either transferred hy eurlaVe,itient, or will be paid to the Bearer if tbeblank ~hall not he (Blvd up. N. B. MI Exclicquer Bills ,dated prior to June, 1815, have been advertised to be paid of, an I the Interest thereon has erased. . SV.T7 TuotrA,ANn poTyNrp; volt ONE . I\ - Err Tilvitson.,T4 LIST DAY OF DRAWING. .1.51.41.. Contractor for tliti pre,ent Lottery, • begs to inform the' Public. that it will tinkb on THEIRSDAY'NEXT, and at . thestime time, calls their. ;men tion to the brilliant advalitages which may hr derited friim a porch ice he forelhat chtypvhen One Ticket may actually gain sixty Thoosand Potkntls.--. rt., following the Splendid State of tho Wheel. ' . , Three ' Tl:ree ., 500 Five ' 400 Fleshier totter CAPITALS, All of which mint he determined on THURSDAY: A tiixtrentb may gain .,.,.L.3,750 in .Money. An Ei.rbt It lhay gain . ' 1.".500 in Money. 4 1 4 Quarter roily gain An Half may gain -30,000 in Money. A Wt tole Ticket .. /..q0,00.0 in Money. . Tickell.nd Shares are sellimt at tlo• Contractor's Offices. 4, Corribill, And 11, Cbaritt,L7•Cr9s, where qereral Capitals batealreadi been sold in I he print Lottery. .Thivflay -was poblishrtf, foolscap SrO. price St. hoards, of the ISLES; tllnak : with the EpitimiamiuM ofJulia and Manlius, from Ottani); and other , • By' CTIARLE.SI KNlrclitr. London: Print e d for Gale and FunricT, Paternoster-roW. -- ----- This Day were pnliliShell; in gen. price I is. hoards, BREW SERMONS of 'fir me nt" the itin't Eminent of the Nonconitamist•Ministers,. delivered at the Period of their P;jectuient by the Act of Uniformity, in the year ttigi ; to which is prefixed a Historical and Biogra phical Pretice. '•, • London: Printed fin' Gate and Fenner, Patertkoster•row. • "I"nil Day were published,. In 3 cols. Esvo. peke 11 . N'vw Ediliot) of rirRAVEE,' , in Tile: INTErn()R, DisTitlcTß -IL of AFTtIf!A ; performed in . 11,0 Years 1795-6-7; and daring a subsequet)t Itilissivn i 1 taQ5. - By NirT, , ,:tto ref' k CilPlo , i4 ~ ife of Sir. Park. Se.,,iv.l Volume. coritNitlS 1111. Parr es L.ter Journey and Life. zkilci e• it her Valtano may be 'bad Toparatety, price lit. Vrioted for John ,Nlurrity, , SUPEItIOR STYLE IN HAIR CU'vrtm; VICKERY, front Wads,. fneruerly of rtishoo , e.ate-street and Cheapside, now only at his Majesty's Arius, Igo. B, 'rail- Covent-gai den. VICKERY' hai the honour to legoktint the Entrlish Nobility and Gentry', as also for lihistrions Saraegerli Visitants, that he has Mtn of the first-rise Otitis tie, in, their prolection.—Ladies and Gentlemen that. favour }tint vlitit. Char Commands, may depend upon hating their a - superior etvle of Pashion, at Home or EitY has his Majesty's Royal fetter Patent for it niM:UVeryip the-Ift of makiug Ladies' and Gentle:netts' Iliad 151-eses similar to Nature, the flair appvetring as if implatiee,l ire the Pines of We Skin. rlease to lie particular in the direction as above, as Vicket y's Naine is placed in Shops wherein he has'no con. IriIbIEA•AER or INFANTS,'Ae. ALIVY'S tiENITUOE CARMINATIVE is ,olPefior to -Ott °titer iteniedies for tire Wind, Putt, inKs, Osnvoisiuus, and those' Disorders in the Stomach and Ilo*elg of Infaii“i; which knee fatal tri so many muter the age of toia yeati. 9 is eitaally ettieaciotts- in Clialtes, Flo:ces, and other -Conrplitiutsin the Intestiaes4 growu per Sans.. This r fl eal l intde Nredicine, inventNl by the late Mr. dose/ill Dalhy, A nothecaqi, is now prepaiett by his daugh ter, Nlrs,Franees aml her Sons, to witonv atotte - lie hem riorotherl thlS by.hia i 4 sold only by F. 50n , ,,, at .tlie old estahlish.,l WiteetiOnse.lio. 45, th e East bid o f St. l'aartf, the third huiiae Huai Cheapside, price Is. !ht. a ionic ; but if procoreil elsewhere, be anre to ask for,GyIN. Dainy's Carminative, tool see that ,t.bv name F.•NeWitcry," iu' the :.t.siopi„ 18IPERIAL PARTAANIL'N HOUSE OF LORDS, 427. - . The Criminal Lunatics Bill, and the Gaol Fees Bill, iv re brought tip from the Corn mons, and read a first time. . . The Earl of LzmEElca. stated his intention of moving for the seFond readins of the Irish Farmers Bill, on Thursday next. , CORONERS' DILI ! . The flouse resolved itself into a COMllliiteC on the Coroners' Bill. Lord HOLLAND repeated ltis famer abjection, of the Bill being brought in as a priv►tte one, which, he iliought . , was mit to he removed by passing it through two stages only, as a public Bill in that House. • :• . : , ` The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM observed, that their Lordships had referred it back to the pre sent stage, on.,the last d.-w, for the .purpose. of making it a Public Bill, and, by %hat *ct, had re-- cognised it as a competent proceeding. The ComMittee divided, on the questidn pOvponine: the Preamble— G.latir~its 'Si NUU -COW V4ltS • . 36 .. On the Clause for allowing 40 stinting, it day to the Coroners, during their attendance on the ter.Sessiotti, another division touk pl4ce. The ninnbers were.,— For the Chute.. ..16.imbt it ' es Majority. —8 A third ilivisioa took place on the Clause for aflowing.thetn, at the rote of Is. 3d. per mile, h tiuveliing to hold iocpte4t3 in thttant putts. The nutnbers trete— - 'Foe the Chose • Againit it Mirjnrity. • The Bil.),with some amendments, passed through the Cornmiree, and was reported. ABOLITION OF srsr.ctntr.s. Enrl GnosVexon prefaced his motion respecting Sinecnre Places, n ith a speech of considerable length, in which he dwelt with allieh force on the necessity of economising in the present distressed state of the country. A time of peace, he con ,tended, was of all others the most proper for re form of any description. Their Lot dships would recollect t hut the Committee of Finance, tormed by the other HOOse, inid 'recommended 'the abolition . of Sinecure Piiiees He then read a liar of places, which • having- either grown up With the War, and being now unnecessary, or coining strictli t , tidier tare deilnilliniltioq Of sinecures, he thOught Atittlilt be referred •to a Committee, for the purpose of determining whether they should be abolished, regulated, or consolidated. Aniong these were the Chief Justices in Ayre; the. An ditors of the Exchequer,,the Clerk of the the Paymaster of Marines, and the Paymaster of . Widows' Pensions. He would allow tit At the sinecures ' were alwAys given to persOns of, emi nent services,'-they might derive SOITa support front such n consideration---but the truth was, that they Were, in t i enerat, bestowed upon per- sons who made themselves acceptable to the Ad- , ministration. After 'Wading to the enormousin . - , crease of the Civil List, hii Lordship concluded with- movin g fOr a Committeefto take into consi.' duration', a ll sinecure places, and :places created since 1792, with a view' to their abolition or posit ion. •:- The. Earl of Ltire,sPoot condemned iheiden of '• holding out false notioAS And exptetations to , -the people, or relief from the abolition ofaitternres,— It was trite that the Cnoimitree of , 180 hat rc tommendol abolition, h u t, it was n o t 'on the grvund / of its'etlectsin this way..if such a Bill. had coiite he•shookl have opposed it, from 4 cortvioticon instead of diminishing, it would haveinereased the eXpenCe. There teas no contitry in which the income of all the great I 11 - liters of state' was so little increasid as in flits COttutry, during the: last fifty years, He admitted that itti the esta blishments ought to he reviewed for ptirpose4 ut retrenchment ,but aia Commission was already pro secuting its iaquietes oil that subject, he thought that before Parliament resolved to take it out of the hands of the Execntive Government they. should first kuow .what the Es.e.ciitise Gic)ie it meta meant to do. or these reasons he should meet the mot ioit of the Noble Lord by asoving ; the previous cinistia n . The Marquis of LXNSDOWNII eirennOnsly Sop- • ported the motion. lie maintained,,that, evert if sinecures did affard the best. way of remunerating services, it Was still of great importante to take sonic step fol. their 'regulation. Alluding to the salaries of public men, lir said, that it appeared from the accounts cin the table, that they were al ways increasing within the last-ten years.,-and that within the last year the increase amounted to 70',0001. The , p‘resent was, a time thel calla on them for retrenchment. 'rue Eeari of 1 - I,Sattown? thought the eerily floes. (ion was, niltether it' was meeessary for Parlia ment to take the btrsinets out of the 1E40(13 of the F,xectitile GoVernment. • The Marquis al DucKiNonalki d'enietl,the prin. ciple th;it the tusk Qf ecohowising rested t i nt with th , el"'Arliament. but Witt the Ministers'. Ow the contricry; tre'wortid ;mem; th a t t h ere n e ver was one tie' taken by Mittisters tots urd ,itonnury,- except when it WIIII forced upon. them. After a few urottls from Leord CALTIORPd,' Gitosirusog replied. The }louse then divitted on the precious qiues. tib l v, when there appekred•—• Pur tho proriousque s ti ort ..... Agithist a ... ..2 hlcturity... , . .. -44 - Ad}ourned tilt to.morzow. =b. - ",,•,,-------,.." ' . '.'-. , : ,-.-- , —_ , -,— : •t!,..... -: ' $ , - ,--- t - _- - :--,--i , ---- l',:k ,- ,F, ..0" • - 1 --- r,---+ I", ..3-... =, 5 ,, - .. , ,"T •C'' , it—. -, -; g . .. - . ...,- „ —p e. 2T 4 . ~,„j , , 1 ,- ....... , $ ll .0 , ,.... 4 , 4 - .? 'l' 111)11A4V I „ei 41,4 ...F.'747 IPEYcE sF,"~ri F!. 1 - 101Pst OF COM %lONS. General Tt "MINTON gate . ti(tiee of ft . rnolin.l (or Fritb4 to inquire into the eases of forge.' baik-notes, anti to provid, a remedy, MARICIANI pre , un!era' Petition 'from inn heepei &c.'ar Portsm..alh, praying the repeil -of the ;a di tioual i4ritie,oli licence , . • • iron) Cordwall was presented respecting the state of the foadi. A divi*.l,m took place on the passing of the Munn Ose Har bour Bill— • . • Sues, .25 I Ayes, 21 l Majority' A • I. P W etition AS presented fr,, to iti of the I)onleary Ilarb l / 4 41.r Bill. The Bill itself wit Object , . .l ti by Mr. DALY, nod supported by ,Mr. who stated, that a fernier Petition praye.l hat the expeoce shook he paid from the Exchequer ; hitt, in the present Situation of Irish tinatici., tO-v After a few Words frutu Mr. iI RATTAN., it w rs ordered to lie on tire table. On the third rending of the Argyll Road g r ill, 'Earl (.32,1 TON mitred an ameuillnent, alterin4 the proportion of voters among tk,e trustees to constitute st_ntatority. JMIN, CANIPBELL opposed the amendment, and the Nouse divid4— A.ve., 73 Noel, 1531 Nfairtrity, B. While the ti:itltry was shut, n di.tkion occurred on another amend 0.0..111.-- Ayes, T'f 1 Noes, g 5 Mnyorlt, IS. , A third divisi , oi took place on the 4,f passiog the Bill — Ayes, 101 'Noes, 53 I Al3,j ,rity, 4s, . , BitooditAx pte notice, !hat on 1 the Agricultural Coinniittee, he..shonitl mos t .. ttkr taking into consideration lite laws affecting t h e gro,% th of T(iliticco. FEES IN IRISH COTATS, Mr. L..rosTra felt it tiecesiNrY to say something. on a matter that Rffectvd himself, tiShe, had been sca recnousittle fair a speech. he hat) on . a'foritter night delivered in the House. ... ottle memorials had appeared trout petsons in the Irish court of Chancery, conveying strong imputations o n him for what he had felt it his duty to say of .fees-i 4 irisb Courti .of Justice. Ile did not think it won derful that dots Atm) fig,ttres .s.nouid he mist a ken mid misreptoied. in this instance -statements Nvere represented as being made by halm of a general, nature, whereAS, laa fact• he had ehpoitied them e These misrepresentathms or mistakes had liven spread with uncommon indtpitry by sotue persons,. and circulated without any pre , hul&ingniry of .hint whether they raosa from any elm. in .she neves.; papers. ' Of the Maiteri in Chancery he loul spoken but aiew sentences, and had never, as iC WilS imputed to them extortion, collusion, fraud, dud corruption. lie h;ul used' no h ars h. words. The charges in the Ilia , Courts he hint elludedlo, he had ascribed to the acrouku:ation of practices fora couSt:litrable Hint. It became ' the ditty of the .Commissionera to inquire Into there matters. /le . wisoet. 1 1 at N:t.sttlit to mar MI proceedings on the-subject, thooglh he felt hono.l to- notice deittMelatioltl, DOWt4ef, from. .tiny :ctuaartcr, WOilki, he thought, influence the ‘,..:ott)missioners, or any tWinlicr bf Pallanter.:, . in. doing their The SPPAwt<ta OhietVt'd that ftt present there was no applicatoru to the Huilse ally bleach oi privilege.' 'The IrishVection Bill way ordered to be caul, milted on ktithii. SP.INISII P kTrioTs. Mr. rfonzinti atltette.ti tr; What had taken place ort a fen' tier occasion respeeting the.iniftrit.onment of 'some of the Patriots of wl , enaa (tress (tt the subject 'tt) the Prinee liegetit had IStett tutored. it Ares then', stated front the other side or the 'flogse, that nothing &timid tie Verliti.:. 'it* itT ettidearonts to pracitre theft tehef. He be. lieCedlittit 146 tibie was lost 1r: Ministers try rk ing their'aftliCatiott ; and . tl6t several of these unfortonnte peroons had heent teleased : tint there; was on instance 4.1 4:keel:ohm thtit aptiented him .tery., parlieulat —I hat of 1)on' Diego Cotreii; who had himself with two Sims tooght with the ratr;ots'of Sintin the 'Mending `Erencit .attnies i isnd they ivete alt 'itate wuntide.d, fie ktiew that he Lit , ' rcpt rvkesertaiith tho Otis still con ii soil' at Ceuta. W 11,4 he now tithed to know I;trin the Noble L -, rtt tvai. why an cxcepthitt was wade in the case of, Corteft ? Lord when the rolD. ject, 114 st in tiothicol, he stated ihn't he hi t d / w i d e a f. tmette d who were then in ciistothi. The imeceis' of that upplientiort he conic! riot tit that time commiiiii cate but he nld the s . iitisfiretion' of stating,' thnt lie had ".received dispatches from Alajc4ty's Arrihnssiutor at Aladrid, informing h mu, that in corrsayienee ccf the representations he !fait tit iciti to the Cetfrt, the Individual (Minted" to hart bteti Otto./6HAni txptessed u delfildi to know , whether any steps butt been tuicen in I . :mut:of L. Arguell'es fiord CAsl z tifiLAipi bovi , ett. COMMITTEE OF WAYS .I.NP Privlotis to the motion or the Coxse.J . J..!:,o'it of , tnO 4-xcupgautot; for Iro k w e to go into the to:0311416u ee of Irliy - s end itsleqos, the v.iriol t s an ntial Accoltlitzi acre ti r luvtd for, ,iint.brOu 4 .l,t by A1r.f...,03ifi NG iON. The 1.-ionse nacto. ret..elywl itb'elf into the r..`onift _ , tilitT@n, The Cit , :neet..tnit (71 the Ex CI4P.Qt:Yr:R, in ft; sufitlit to the Conithittee the ge,-.111 Fro% which he had thotight it nece*sitiy to iti4ke for the service.of the'yeer, found it imitossible. dis.; gui'ie the fact, that the tiropotitiotr with wfiieti lie Conelnde, g"re..v of the (..iiCrnifitiinet: tit the ittaged is tsuse to take it e.nirße different (twit tlim Whiell he totirt thon4hi it hita ditty to recoldmettif. The tontore o tht , ittfititge; tnerrts for the tiet vie,: ill the year ivere tit cei . 4ttrtif tituelt altered by the t 4 , :jvct ion of t' v, Propt;tty Tax but whatevc . r pion 'night tek, intif the lloto,e: hait.tLternillictl ttE,,tiu t ilnit line or eontinot tAhltit 11l 134(11;4in/it woieid have Veda £I .'3t tti ~