The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-04 00:00:00

,SAVINW;' TO' TTIE EDITG'It STN. .Have. ex in t..,:5t.(1 a tvish run coth , rotil•let•tirwi •ml ...t:Lioc of - • , su r nd )(1U toe plAn of ft li,*lll\ C :a a market in Norrolk.-17) ttutuntu t,i 1814 ) ..fonntilmg pr iittcrii, %VHS pa! firth vas : FOtt 1 , ,,EN-Er:T 0? THR, INOUNTRMUS POOR.or It has long heel) matter of serious concern to oil who hate hccn al ftqltiVe to the habits of the. 14hout ins Pi,or, to oh:A.I%T attiong them so little thought Of i tying up, in !lir days of 'youth and health, some provision for s future time,. when it may be their 'hay or inclination to snpn`ort a wife 1:o(1 family.; or with .the hope of betterin.4 their trtudition iftlife, or promoting their indepen dence, their respertahilitv, a n i their comfou tin der the pressure of weakness or old age. Young persons blmed with Collllllorl capacity, strength, and industry, arc in most instances ahle to earn more than is necessary for their own slip. port; and it too fregitently happens, that the ex cess of their• ear oinks above their neeessery wants, be it small or great, is wasted improdently in use less rrties, or squandered in intemperance ; or, that diligc::ce slackens, no %emit bring pet formed bryon4 what furnishes sufficient for ,the week's support : and habits Gus early formed arc very apt to cootinue thtough We. hanito tl want of forrrast might, it is thOught, prevei:ted, or at least greatly aceked, it place sere provi;ied, %%lieu. very small savings he lod;:.,t.;11, anti produce some increase, whiliv secured from loss and depredation. The k of which the Poor are now earnestly invited tOtake advantage is internled for such place of sty corky arid Ittoht, and 10 hpld out encouragement to e:,iett6n eSS and trogality.—lt will be managed by tin: following INetalemeu DIIiECTOUS AND TIRISTEEt. TNA:ASURI.US. And inqnlents will be received tinder the fol lowing Tursit'LATloNs. 1. All Labciiirers, Artificers, and Servants, male and female,' being inloibirants of --"----, or dependiug wholly on their labour for hubsisirw.e, and not reeelying p'aroehial relief, 1113 y way quarterly on the days after.tnentioned, - - five t,leillings—,:eit rir ttventy sh will be emit led. to' rei. (dive as under (being ik profit of rather more than 0 yearly compound interest at 44ier cent). CA. e ; a+~ ~. ~' . o• a• ••• 0. Q 3 cis -0• w ; cn 4. co 0 ,P 4 p za ,ca M W..,.. • C. 4 C) ch ca ai es F :2; ;c1 ft .4 0 CO 11. 0 L.l. 1 . 1. The yecir to begin October the Ilth, in ev e r y yelir ; and to end October the 10th, in the real. following. Smires limy be drawn out on any day of Too terly paviro ; but no interest will - bt allow ed oiler the 10th rd . October preceding:. Psetlnrtit.6 may be notde in adk,inee, if pru dence itilgge9t it, b(kt no rxti%l, ildi'Aliblge will iqe to the pet Roll waking them. V. [n case of the ot the holder of any ahlire, his or her share with the Here ~t will be paiti to any pervon ‘vlionn .. be or slie may name ; r am' it is ECCottlaitlitled that stiCh 1)CrSoll 1)14 ' nutheil lit Ow first iitlyttleht ; butt it inq'y be done on any tqaartet ly day of paytheitt ,itftetwartis. VI. l pasTipetits for the year beginning, Oc fober I 1 , 181.4, to be received nt the Ctowli, on lqi i hday the 31 , 1' of thiN present month ()clohvr, find Thltrsd,ty the 3d of Novetniter folioNiog, •it six .o'clocl, it) the ari c tLi wt ; and no payttivuts for drat (111,1rIer, or for any pew iiharcS for the can behind,: aft ellyards. VII. In fittilre, one day ottly will be appointed for eac:i T , it !elly paymeiit. the Moo dily hefori: J.tottal y Apvil'6, July 6, anti Oc• tuber vu 1. Failtir 4 eilt ilaynleiit on tht:'ditv :toil at th e . Im6i• a ppoint(3l, ‘vill_ I 1 1 1 I c3c,tlt.e tit,' i ~ .,01.1cr .roln ail fortlter nelyania:;e,, Hint yettr. Holder, of SbitteS ere firti(irrl l'f; he pArticolArly attentive: to tills mile, N, 13, Nothing...it required to be . spent at any time of paymetit or ect•ipt. s obi , iolts that the interest which the Direr tots it;ittr FrUstees have pledg-ell t lionise's , C 3 to pay, exceeds ny pin t which can be made of the stuns deposited ; and that the ptin cannot to carried extensively into execution without aid from the Ol(re kOla t oit tlItS tlicetrui'e is) di,: helici.oll.llt ; ttEitt thy are • reqreethilly so;ivitrit t j ) .401(1 tileir ttiti, t111:Er Shorti, twAkiii4 their paytticals tp';; . ;rl;:riy, and s"! : tt:c It) lieCtlllltllatelor the benefit the or Ity donation* of toiy which they thie.k prolier tci contributtl, traustuittcti to Mr. ""•••••••• Th 4: sitece.t of the plan and the htAte a the rund at the cud of five years', will determine whe ther the Shares shall be then rail tilf, or continue to aceumitlitre. The plan met with ainPle encouragement from the benevolent ; but the labouring part of the ill habitants spewed little, incliuodon to,take advan» rage of it ;,und suspleions were unfortunately en tertained of ilottie Unknown injuries hich might arise to the holders of shareS, if their ability to make any savings were ascertained. Therefore, in the beginning of Octoher, 1815, the same plan was republished, with the following additions The Savings, upon the above Plan, on Weekly payments of Eighteen Pence, or Quarterly pay ments of Twenty Shillings, would at the end of Twenty Years, amount to upwards of One Hun dred aud-Twenty-one Pounds, The D:rectors have to lament, that 3t Plan cal culated for the sole benefit of the Labouring ClAsseft, Ito* not been received by thou with the readiness which it diterves att'd are very tleirous to remove. every objection whieh lost Coupe in their itnnivledge, or whieh they . can imagine, and there fore add the following NEW REGULATION. MI prxsons not %visiting to nay:, their names known, may send then money iplarteily by &friend, who will deliver (lie name of the contributor sealed up, to be opened only when the. p otl ey is withdrawnior when the liiend shall announce the death 'of the party ; and to this !Tivod a receipt ticket will be delivered, marked irith a capital letter corresponding with a letter 'intuited on the sealed paper containing' the name :—it is very likely that this friend would receite the contrilm-; lions by small sums Wee%ly, which. would ensure the doe payment at the Quarter 113 y, - The Dhecteirs once more. a4sure the public. that their intlitenc . o will he exerted . (and they Have no doubt of its success) to. prevent any ad vantage being taken by the parish of any sayings thus deposited, in the iliotritnnion of doles, or iii ease of occasional distress ; : .and most earnestly reconnuend all 'young pvison%; eilher single' or in the early period of their marriage, to take silvan-. tage of!trlilan instituted for their _ale benefic. Still our successis very .short of oitY expecta.. Lions ; and conv.need, da we are, that no plan promises to contribute more eft - eon:lily to the hi-. • crease of the conifiats and amendment of the ti n ,. roli,of the labouring classes, thtin that cat SAVINes -8A0r.13, we shall persevere in our project, with the hOpe that as similar imtitntions are 'mull iplied, the advantages of them will become guncii.lly ap parent to those for whose bvneftt they are in. troduti. It is in contetnpiation to extend our plan by giving 114 oFiportunity,for morally riymeot Dec. 29, 1815, A C I: E,\DER. Saving Bank lx as opetiettin Errol on the 4 h nit, which is likely to sneeeetrbeynini ixpecta thin, lON. sterling having been deposited in it by a.nutuber of industrious individuals. D'RE;NDFULi CATASTROPIJE. Tt is our melancholy task thii' day tri . recoed'one 'of the Most calamitous events that hilit hitherto occurred in this city within the recollection VI its oldeSt inhabitant i--;-Altont :a quarter past. two in the morning .of Sunday last, a wa discovered, in the' house of Mr. Goddard, a shoemaker ; opposite the Butter 'Market, littrgatei-strcet, , WhiCh 'in n short space afterwards was complet,ly enveloped in {brines ; and by fire •o'clotk, such was' the fury of the devouring element, that the internal part was wholly consumed; with 'the furniture and stock in trade , ; :and, agonizing , to rulk..With:the loss of Ikfir'flotlclard and liis eldest son (Wiliiani)i s a' hid' thirteen yearii of age, ‘ilusSe 'bodi e s, in a 'b„dies, state,. were, about nine i n t h e n i o n ,,i ng , dog Out of the ruins. Flom the conentriog t , ..stimony of the neighbours, it .ap pt ars, that about the time above-meiationad, they were alarmed by Goddard 's voice and the, cry of ", Fire," and on proceeding to the hAuse, perceived him with his ; sun at the window of. the. first floor, ; implorinvand calling for a ladder, " or else they should be suffocated ;" but I,)e tore that ur any other .assistance- entdd •be af forded to them, they had disappeared, and were seen no norcl 7 -The shop door was then forced, and the ioternal part, with the staircase, appeared a body , of tire, the : flames ; of which shortly after Borst. out through the, door-way.—Previous this, Mrs,,Gothlard, with four younger children (one lot infant), and the, maid servant, effected their escape through s trap-door, on the top of the house, into the adjoining one of Mr, Powell, Itaying.heen directed to do so by her husband, who with his son had left her for the purpose of obtaining his books, but it is conjectured they_ were prevented front following her by the rapi dity-of:the flames or the effect of the.stuuke. A_Corooer's Inquest .eits yesterday afternoon taken on the remains of the unfortunate victims, nod a vertlict retutried of-- , Deatk by suffocation, c•cvsioped ; by certain is kflown as to the cause of this distressfnl calamity; but it is 'coriicetured, and the conjecture is most prokitile, dim it arose from a large. fire Which had been made nn the.preeeding evening in tz small room 'adjoining the shop, the chimney of which, from,' he sinalLiesh of. its aperture, would not admit of :he log swept.. The haplesi : youth, who has tints lalleo au early sacrifice, was to depart for France on the following day, having previonsly been tO Dover with that .intention, but had Teturned tct his, consequence of the adverse state of the wind and weather. ((map - bury:. Puper„ Jar. 24 LAW' , SIIE tit i `S t.:oura, np . 4 l.).roaD-itOw, 3. cit.lll.. CON. RUVALL V. vAvksiwn. This was au fiction for criminal . - ConVerSatiiati ivith'the plaintitri wife:. the damages,: were laid at 50001. The defendant suffered jadgment to go by default ; and the. case was now brought before -the Under• Sheriff unoii a•writ of inquiry to assess' the plaintiff's damages. • • Mr.serjeant Ban' stated the case to the Jury. They were informed, he said, front the pleadings, that this belonged to a class of cases which, un fortunately for the history of the present times, furnished: - tots many instances of the like kind to render it necessary to give any further descrip : , tion. 'lt belonged to a class of cases whitilt he was afraid,: portended to they degenerhey of tht morals ;of 'this country; and the fatal eonse /voices that are ever known to result from such a state of things. But it was for the Jury to arrest the progress of this most'dreadful evil, by punish , ing the•viol4tion ‘of .the, violator of the marriage rites in the severest way knows: to the laws of En6land. The Learued COnll3o Stated the cit cumstances of the 'case, front Which statement, and from the evidence-which wok, called iu sup port of it, the thllowing facts were disclosed : 7 , The plaintiff; Mr., anthill, was the suit ,of are snectabke attorney now deceased, and the'defen-'• dant wax a Captain in the. Royal lingineers,..now...• On set vice at Quebec. In the year, 1806 the plain, tiff, being a Lieutenant in the North beronshire vvitS quartered At Liverpool vi ith his' re- where he became acquainted with . the' Vonily of Sir James' Dunbar, Bart. who resided • in that. town. An intimacy took place, between the plaintilfand•one of the liaronet's d.ot'ghters, a young Lady, then aged 16, of extreme beinty and tare '!'he happiness /4 the enamouredtcounle - WaS itCCOMplished hy a trip to Gretna Green, where they' wtre married'. lt"was it. match purely Of lOve. tor the vonng Lady was without fortune, and the plaintiff's' whole family provision consistedof 20001. - which he find receiv, `et! from Iris faiher, which, added to Mi . pay as'a annaltern• in the Militia, were the.ouly:means lie • had of subsistritre. • 11 ' 61 , 1 . 11N these fowls !vianljr,;. •• inadetpate to afford the comfort , :s of mit; ried it: the 'stile likable to-the views . and Wishes of't parties, the plaint ill, after hiving-with wife - as: long as. _he , couhimaintaio her, wrote to her, 144 ther, rerp,e , ting lie ivot,ld ittr o fd his vyif, a; ,. hull in his house until ;I's coodhion' m ums should he more prosperous.. SirJanits . Dtinblync corthuglysceeiyed his daughter back againopt,d..lll e • cOutiumAl to re.,id_e In his zainily :town to the ont ment of her chino:lent with titstlefilniiint.' lii ttir meantime the hhlilttiti, hating given nphisnaitary I:oust:its, 'resorted to his skill in um •ic, came a teacher (d that, seienere M-$01111:e ~f and from time to time col4ritluted io hiS wite'l maintenance sudr means as ltis Seatltieer;l - eoidd ,Allortl. D tether a danght,er was ti.c fruit ot atarriag,Q f In the tear 181.'2, the .d, t n i tot returuitt;;; froni, Willy .he hail be,ut sort C4 1 1i1 . 0 Thomets- 04mhar, the plA;nti',f's. was introduced to fil e r. faultily tit Ditithat , ('sir JAnieshayinr, in thenicau time sliest,) ,anti ihvre bee.ull' Alid.. Rniall„ the y of Whote as very soon'•afierivards dis cloSCil tit her seitaction by ii a (kieothnit %%Jinn) she clord (1) C,n;; ; 11, upon being' or, tler , Ai.to joill the set.% ire a , (..31.) . “ . •. )Wove heiti . .; o! . the cue,•the int powo , ,Nl . to produce t. xy , l biters ‘v Mrs. 31.11 Ct Ililll i lief Il tiaboilid, at) Lute as Cie month of July, Iyl2, in ordo`tc; sLev,'• the :terms • of affection which-stih-i-,t,d b et ek • eei , h er nod lieFirmAtandi ; , aliti,tliaCsh•e, at -Ittatz t hue fieent ect to entertain tilt! tentierelq retard forhim ; hut ?Jr: Fisef:4 AsS , its Coiiuset for the ilefeod4tit.' sipoitted.to S!xrd that'iltese letters, could not be received its evidence for thi; band. Mr. Seri emit Cotitt'fideil t Ilpf)T1 tine iinth~i rity ckise Cr.)eli. 4 .fs 3D, . that these letters wzre,tubitislib!e , evidenee (uot lirovi 'Any but to prove' the terms on . whieU'the %%life had . ik•rd-hel6 r i the adultery. In that case Lord lit-ny(itt hdit,. that .where the husband and 7 %vife" neeessarily, frolu their‘liftiatiOnS sepUrtite, ivife eintimits adultery, letters 'written by her during 'their 'separation, but before any stisitieimt of mit: eninhiet in the wile, is admisbible evidence shewr i r iim't the brilliant! and %vitt Uteri -in, a stair of renninibial tAffectiort previ'ons to the aduifery l but (tic time wile!, the letters were written must b s emit - 11% ESPINAIhE ca;tl, thet• this doetrine-had been shidb river-ruled, and It had been held that letters of tfik descriptim, eaidd he read. lit referred to the ease Of kl i yirdhain, Esq. v. fiord Wycombe, , , page 16 of the same boOk i to shew, that 1 man !wit - olives in it state tif,.separ-ation from his wire, cannot bring an action tot criininal conversation with his wife: :nut in that ease it was only held. that---", if' w married Wall neglects the society of ids ife,..ari openly' lives 'with other nomen; iu the ipparetit practiee of adultery, he elm bring no action against another , for criminal conversation 'with his rritc." • itir. Serjeant Best said; that this sort of eei . - il enee was. gdmitted. by the-Under Slieriff, in the case of Lord ,Elgiu v. Fergusson. • Mr. littect,mt., the Under SherilL said .h 4. ilid not yeeollectethis OretilliStUllee case hided to; and - corteeiving the ohjection.taken Espitiasse insuperable, he ruled 'in vont of it. lie thought; however,. th a t the - plaintiff and his Wife tunst he p resume d to live its a' ti . tate",of harmony (limn to the elopement, until the - con, traty was•shewit. Mr, ; - :etietitit BEST said, be shnniti fed himself lubool to have tlll4 rule of evidence tiettitti by Court of Law i , aild intimated his ithentiott.of l ug t h e court tipolv this point, if was di4itvis lied with the verdict. The Connie:l then vested their. ease upon a letter writiett by the ile4 . elithiiit 'atter • he Litt} eloped with , Mrs. !tartan, to Capt..Thotas Dunbar, her brother,. which was to . thalullowing airet : stit,--Prapt , your sihterit letter I "lyvputtlaltr tlas..brprs is& to cntt.c4. scut: further communimion wli!th w:ll.accout:t tor .; • , r ; '4!l ,t • ! • • : t ss , .: iit • ;;;11Vi;)• t , " ; t ; .; . 1111 i• 1 , 1 t:3 1 1 4;;;1t/i ; . o . ;;1 , .•• ; Vl , ll .erto ‘ l : 4-, tot a•ift etit'aiCtui 0.! t:' flittni: it t.-'':,lll+ t it too, rarely e' :,ed. My ; ;..t;t iye, tie imt tlsposvt:4. 'The atm poite.'t,j the of my 10.,trt, I am ni hors 1%.11 . 41101liti into tlit p‘rxer of a tn:tu 1.:11 de . t:44. :lit la' A n9p life to ti.r , rr7 rice, att.t xv l l,) truat gt.;:iett atLt.tioo. I :1i) aidst ,t;';4:y th'' riol"ce "f t;:elingA, and Ite pec,:tifti.ty t,i y;,u! situation, hafe forced, U In ti Ili:B./Or:xi-es your I am, t.:e. l'ettersaddees,icartes your sister, I:::tei"...mter to mei Ittt at my law agents, Atrssri. Ahlrid4 e and Siu;tll,l, Li Leohi's ht.; flit•MtritiA: . !'he plaintiff's cdie re-toted nntitily upon tin' letter. Air. Henry Win. 'Ararryat; it clizrk in the house 01 Cox 'And Gree'mvonti; tU.. Aaents, Calk(' tO prove that Itie.cietntinin. ‘l ; 2s in eirviiinstanees, tint ids eviiieiice went DO 14rthCr than set.‘.i e t e o reigi 2tlr. ESPINASSII iititlreSseti the 'JrJ in utitiptiod of damages, and The SliEttlPF DE?UIT having s...un.led up 010 case with oh , setlAtitms, he Jury found a verdict Ent the plitintiff—DA' mages 30001. 1 F O OTi'4DS.-011 the night td.' centher, a most tlttritiglatiempt was rt.title.at bt ry and not Her, by n gang of rolthets, tip.in the:. Iron of Air. Georr,e Colriltrnn Eniv,lit, of bower House, in the paiiSli` Faro:1;14M: Kiligitt wits on horseback and ivas retn:itintt.holle abnitc len "'clock. %Omit nas attatited hy, three Inca ( IlieSsed in white sttnick frOeks, ;her him on the turitiiike road near the villait of Coxbridge : kis; Compiying,witil their titaittlate.tricstop..aurl d.. liver , his Pro Pei ty, one of thetn discharged a lokt;istt,l. nllis „!. at him, the contentsof P IIIS " close to M. Knight's' boll; tiallyalitlnotenter.ariy,part of, ltian, .111-s dng,* ari'* and violem. attack ,has been taken up spirited ltrAnner, in order to detect and 1)1 1, c 1 " 1:4 , the Alt : . Knight litlYin offerer: .1 of . 500/.., and' R * ll Association in that pal t of country has tifietett 5001. mote. . 1 : 104.11.8 DiertenaTott.—A few days since, .youn i t wustlian of interes;;lt t ; apocaraoce, %die stated het willic-tti he Alaria It'ent to Abe" reitlenett of At Wits in whnt of it servant, and he wei ms ot a it," .cotontentlittion, rt.:tended to te'e..i.iitelt by tut Camberwell,- known 'to• %113.'13".', obt3i"" tips Si '""" ( "Iv thti 'futeito)ll.slio tt (4)! tie tintiettoke her netv Ottee,"P(lthm":l'°‘i •ottt the tidy ,4“.(h; - tecl.hersell notch 10 the of the !luntiv, ho.;'..6er; to t'er . , tctik. , (l to bet:, i'o6 , riviiivesteti vet' iniS " II to sit ill) "sit ort .4110 e to wash $01114; Set , ...° F.1111411g tipparei, which the ..Itoi bet trees 1 " .1 ,111eVetItOt her troiti (I' , " as F.,setitt•ft to ‘vittit)at fte stispieion Litt on* 'tire ~t,,•t he inter n.tonistmient their servant, was. tiff whervto I.li f'iond. inelely 14100 the t Itlt* on farther examinati-rne, it ti•as 'quantity of plate', heti, ("I',ll I tat** if 1.1 , i.“!r t, too: rious whet' things „ we're stolen unto tile 4:1 act:n.ll4ll e;itto iv;.t in removing- fi.,e property. ptlbtic NI it s v . 112r1.1 . , Itgalt)it it I 1',111.1 which is arpret. c ,,, t ' .. trade,oienhy a 'FOOD"; ait . lentlet. iti the. fa - qt. it. 'to hc., a two . potind thetortptty liank it, is . sl.t. s ned — ftti. I , 4tne, ...trlllet.sfin, and by 4; th antl :made payable' at Me-sit - $. Aht" e6 :, ; ` 1.1"11 " .I ' " Id Co.. N.'ro.dii-place.. , , One .ut these :totes was • pall! to Mr. Hardy, "") King -street; Letittheth-ivalk, it few days since -, Avhoi on. it.tept‘rv, soon discover...ll. thcie such bank. io existence. as. thin tlesm6et.l iii -41 e a . • flair the ts ,, y' per 8()" 111 `lt iApprelli!micii at I,,,,i)g)ey (irscit hire Dr. I'LlatEts',ll,l J. l'orh.x, ai,cl i 1 61 11 : Beotil of :1134titrates. other rv:tleiice tray tot v. : m.(14 but the 111,it;istrArt's ing tocre %vas sugicieot to rcitiie their catiiiiol'd , they,wcre,tiotit,empinittrd 19 4 i. :ri ctml. NIMU:I-1T &ANL' MY 3. Ships 41 Vari.il. Ships siiiti. l'i ice. . 81 NetsCa4l iSI 1ti:idet1,4144, 4 ,.,,1,...j.;4 4 ,, , , t t tt t t .4(h, J. to ,tii.S. C'''' . j5,,..1,Cua1. . 0 .. •........ —s. ud. to - - s• " 9 ,, L " 1 Ciii.iers I ..... '2f;.. 01. to —.• t)''' Bttt'flf. At. tfzr (.:ottnge Paz-set%-ctlati Fulham-44.1J, Itirs, .1440, * . (1.27.414ter. . NIAR/t1 It rt. • On t;.,g1.%)t uJi,,ot I“ol;44evc.t, Stirrer, -.Joseph Hockl,e,o, .jury. 34 Towit Clot k of to Miss A l in thr ttio 3il'of June. !kit, at BorilbttS% Canfititi J. ft. Carnac,' a of itte kiwi, G01)4 , 41.1 , 7.'1 Nrcitery Sri-of:it, to ,%nn. muri.‘ ritirst tiitvt;Orc titc ta V. tt: liiistai Itio4t; latslL'q' p rik4 h,l s , . • .. 0110.). • • On the Ist in't, at his Sinnet3ct;ylaCe, Batt), Mat , chain Gun!ding, 1..1. t/it the 241 i.ist. at ilanovv• on the. Hill, James El 1 1 : 4 1. MatidtiFl..lic kt instant, Mr - s. irifti of :Jr.. , Julia 11.1itieit,: . .tfltart.ti s, thary-mills, l Mite!Lath . , Sinter. '' .;-en. 2, tti Ler C2iti . yeAr, Llitt4 ulticadituglitar iifJoiarnat m ler, I.xtt*, t ICn,atti•in4e._ New-Turk', Soloman Ctiml 4 , of wuma iu the•ll:In:0,y trite cot of a.scythe. He tnatried twq e:tcts ut wimin lie lived aiiernatety, n %lick tit a' tinieolnling :14 vcriad of his connubial by teen uf Nih3t.n he had thii teen childreo'. , wit-ci and keijitY-5i...7. children attetide:l the fottetal. , :-Lt.t ate there inAmeriea-ozninst bigamy ne incest ? La s ' ''AtAtri.l:t...;, at •Heatlatirn; •Fnrrel, ;in ttie,tilit )11. 'of h i , I *. lie had been usitiger in the church choir 01 ta"- loner to '7O yi‘rirs", and hilti alto beets one of the'ringetq item tlte. 1y the Ituo gt Zit kah at time. liev ti eascousitterett 'ne Q 1 bne• , ! in the Coanty, anti had nectsf , u t t t tetWing at at chari.ii ova e than twice. till within a forti4 - . ut leis • • - ' • LON:)r):\", : i.v J. n.c,ur".„l'Ailts, Crav °l/4 , r t IF: SCHJITS, of 1304- " )11 " t ti.u• St-:-i)veity N., I", s t . Ad vsliolF, . •• • ii r .• - tom L v.14,s Ort!en, Lct , ..ux s (post-puld,t,Sce, ttaust siddie.ised•