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BERKELti:Y PEERAGIi. - The further consideration of this case ,being re snmed.in the Committee of Privileges, Mr Serjeant -13 est proceeded. with, and concluded his arguments on the behalf - At vie s Claimant. • Mr., Attorney- General then entered on his reply on the part i , f the- Cro,sn, and having proceeded tor•sonte.time with ills speech, it . :was propovdthat the, .Committee should adjourn tor some time. This accordingly fookplace, and prayers beiN; read,' THE ROYAL ASSENT . was dechLred byCOmmiSsion to the Votes of credit Bills, the Drawback. Suspension, tht , Bank Silver Token, the Army Prize Money, the Norway Tim ber Duty,. Snow-hill'and Temple-bar Improve ment,.and Lord Cloncurrs;'s Divorce, arld several other Public-and - Priyate The L0r.14 Cominissi , ,nera were, the Lord Chan cellor, the Earl of Aylestord, and Lord 'Walsing ham. Earl STANHOPE gave:notice of his' intention to propose a 8.J.1 respecting a subje6t of extreme itn port a nce to-morrow. The Mil,kia liiierchnn;.;e ,Bill ,was , brought up .from the Coat itiptis by Mr. Lushington, with their acquiescence to the .&t,etldtneats made by their Lord,hips hereto. s • •, _ The House then atijohrned (Ix() forma) Until, half past five o'clock. Their Lordships then resolved into a Committee of Privileges. The AttnineY-General, resumed his argumeuis, whii.h being tinlsbell, the Committee on the Molina of the Earl of 'Liverpool., - adjourned the further cotiliderwion of the case till Vriday. 9 .re -House then (a ec‘itid time) resumed ) and some routine business . was (I;iposed of. - Eprt STA,ZAHOZE re errin« to the notice he bad orevidusly given; move& i ll St. their Lordships be summoned for tcomorruw. addeit, Vi.it the subject to he...lntended to tairg in rete : red, was one ot-great irriportLitwei inastolich as it retched to ilk. sale, and purchase of guinea., and he depreci.a‘lcii ut 13,11i1C,Liatei.--The Lords ,1r r e .then order-:d to be summuti(•d tor. tAi- toorrowt, • A. Petit. ion from Mr. Loveden, 11. P, WAs pre- Setiled by Lord Watting,hain, pray4l , (iOr a v..iriet ) .of rea;0:1 therein ii, .5 . 1 4 ,01) that ,the Bill to, hr .divurve from his now Wile ..may not pals' into a law.,-!Oidered to taken 'lnto cousileration to riior. w:—..Adjvurhed. • , MOUSE OF CO`2IIIIO,VS, WPDNESDAY, .TYNE '2ii. The Definty Usti , ..:.r of the Blot:k hod.sitr : r tnpned the House to • the liouse of Peers, to lit : 4(l4e Kosal glien cotOtni'ssit?n to several public private Dilk.L--[For which 'see th Lorik.] Mr. \Yon wroN tnov'ed tor a „new Writ tor a Knight ot.thO Shire. to serve ln Parliament for the, ueen's ,County, in, frOat)(l, in the. loop, (?1•. the', Right Hon. I , 4 i."Wellaey,,Pole, who has sirtos ac-, cepterl the office ' . of Chaticellbr of the Etiehequer for irehnd ; piso for a ne,,,v.‘Yril for a Gorntrii,toper for the .entinty.of Kin.rp,is-, in the room of General Clephanc, wiio had accepted th.e ottice of a Com missioner iti Bcorland , and fPrthe Connty of Link., in the room of,Sir John Sint4 Ll r, who had act.epte the (Alice (if ilacetver-G'eneral of tho faxei in Scot land.--;Order4i.t. A Inessage from. the. Lord.; their Lordy ships' agreement to the New B.ink Token Bill. IVIIt,IOIINST. 101-IN MASc)NYS 1' W.TITION. Mr. SitErtinitN sail, he had sortie tittlesinep lell . 16(1 a Petnio3 from . Mr, John. St. m 1,01), compkiiiiiii,; of the most duet( irripled ,i itices that, ' ht believed, - were to be found in the of c , Untry. He did mit press the que,tinn ul oo Pir 7 liaMoit in the first instance, as he entertained a hope that 6e would be able to persuade the Gentle men concerned it the' Government of 'lreland to fi'dot the investigatidn; Which it was thc,objea of toe Petition to accomplish, and :his hope he 'was led to'fOrm from What he had.alteady experienced of the candid and libetalcondua of the Light Hon. `Gentleman who titled the of Of Chief Secretary; and lfaLi since attoTted, that of Chancellor of the Exeliequ , r fot Ireland... He hoped that a he had • already tibtiinted an inquiry into the state Of the prisons it irdand, -and into the case of' Mr. Dodd at his (Mr. S.) suggestion, ite woald have rechru emended s similar investigation into the caSe was now befOre the Hoitte. The Right, Hon, Gen tleman opposite (Mr. Ylrlte) was hOkiteW hat COn• ctitteci in the motion ire should subinn, as the Peti , tion Contained a charge ,agaitist the Quvernthent of a Noble Relation of his (Lord Ilarclwicke) cotn -• platningof oppression and injustice; 'thougb, •ac,coriling tti the form of suck complaints, f he charge way set forth, it was' tar from' his intention to' ac 'me the Noble Lord of any unjust or oppressive coodut'l. - All lie coo:ended' was, th it the indiVidaal 'had sutfered greatly ; end he believed it was tit roh ; sequence Olthe tipsrepresentations ot bets that his Lurdsh' , p had been led - to inflict -imprisonment 'on him in a iwy;t loathsotbd plice. It was not to b• - : hou.'io,d ill What . a seandalons state t wo:thirds of : the Prisons ot Ireland' were covered to.be in, by the Commissioners, appbinted 'to examine ;thorn; t.'soccially in the. neighbourhood ot the metropolis.. Many of the personi taken up on that suspensiOn of. the flit) Aca thought this.the time io have!CieMseltes righted'; 'but toe Cornmissioners'conc.eiving that, it 'would be au un• 4'3rraniabhi extension of their pei\tves did not fulfil tilt eXpeaatiOn; 'though he allowed they hod chlrsi'd 'their duty' iairly, and honoutably to the Mint. Mr. Ma3on did norapply, for 'atiy colipen taiga' for the loss of awl the fli,j`iiry of his proipetts in life, but: merely to hatre iris cha. taicler - vindicated. The Petition stated, that he and his friends.applicd , periolially, and-otherwise; to Go verunm2nt-for this pairpoSe, in vain.. It was not enough to Say . .in aosWer,. that G,i,...ertitnent was in posstssion: of information which justified his arrest, sEttt hat consistently with the interests Of the public, such • hifurrn Onati 'could tot . be discloSed. Upon that ground any man ought be confined,- and do man could be tedreSsed. His wish was, that Go vernment. itself would take up the case; and u. whether - it :hail proceeded upon true or fake inior mation. Lord HardWicke. him la must, "he was persuadad,' be anxtoas for an investigation, and no doutir would IA; happy, it he found that he was mis led, to pace thejliaratier of Mr.Alasoo in that state of respectability to which it.wasentitled, There were two ways in. Which redress might be sought One b. Committee ; but he understood the mers and documents were in Ireland. - Other was by pro posing that Govet lament should take the'bu,si t ness up itself, which I,vas'the course he preferred in the pre sent instance; trusting that, as they, had alrea,l ) la • vestia:ed the state .ot Prisons, and executed' their trim !tontantably . and fairly, • tie did not [imitate to cominn to them the character of an individual who was innocent, and 'W/ho applied for" redress. He conelutle'd with moving for an'Addreis to.the Prince Regent, praying that he would give directions to the Lord Lieutentint.ollreland,- to institute an inquiry IMO the case - of Mr. John St. John Mason, Whu bad petitioned rime House against the unjust and op prestaVe Cenduct of thelEatl of Hatdwicke. Mr. YORK it secondA the motion. As far as be, aoa hi, Noble ttektion Were concerned, the wished, for investiga ; 'hut t l.ere were a tew points in the slit —en of the Right Son.' Gem, opou wnich he w.is il, , strous to • ruitie some observations. Right G .loletnao'had said, that this was an in-: stance of uhexampied oppression ; this utv.ltatiipled oppression, hoivever, he had brought tot ward two or three tinier before, but had always appointed a 'late day fur the discuslioti,.and Ater sever.rt citsan• pointtrietits, ( .7utanitted it at length almost on l'ne last .day 'or the Session. Surely it the case did amount tti unexounpled:oppression, the Right Hon. Gentle man would not' nave delayed so iong. .ITon. Gentlein had said, what the Petition I. ,cli did not'state, that the gentleman on whose bt - half • Flonse, had been . cunnt , e.! 1,1 - a place ciescrip.!ci to be loativ,otue tiff tbominable,- 1 he its port of: 'the .Cutuniissiotterit said to the con trary. 'the 11;01 Hon. gentleman had also twin tamed, that it ':lts; ground* upon auy person w.ts ciyititted were )lot slated, indwiduals would be e . xpo , ed to e nistatii . oppression; bat, the twin lit question was confined 'under the suspension of mite Corpus An '• and ti,e arguinent, would o'against the suspen sioh 1 l;,i.' I 1 (4.lpus Act, Widen was not Cite . poh:t at ksue. Time tact wai, th.it from the .I.Uvolu (ion i,e• Crown had constantly exercised such a powa. - r, * for the pu , pose of prerOntion; not' Of puhislitent, of the with manifested by the Petitioner to retiteVe his .chitraoter ; it was aild as it w4s:.proposed, that tioyern went its..if ‘houid give Irvin the `opprlrtunity, 'he should Ice itiniskelf guilty of an att l,i iitj:ttiCt ‘vere, 1w to, reluse, He hoped the iniellitroi.o no had ceived inq,lit prove to be M icon - , a icken opqit tile time when the detestable itishrree., tion broke oot,iti' , lBo3,.and prison o.tCate rhe f - htbeaS ' ,Cerpos tlnspensi.lit Aed. ct expire: tar as Ins relation wo., hc..t ti:,itt au ie qualtitatice with.Mr.'Mason, and therel-rd could not - be suspected of pay pers.llal ts`rsetnitteht towards him, or airy wish to, Injure two as an individual. Sir 1 ULl;AN'stilt, thitt .I,fs "Pton: Friend who brought ftirwilid the Jnottoti, was not the time ...in '. the Petitioner , wasqutprisoned. .(Si, 12,van Nei.eati) was nut . 111 INtatici when, Nil. tai , :cal into cuiie4y, 1 but basing waived Ihiete s icli Ilj abet,lLA! tlireNti minutely into.an .'iooll of the eirCiluttaitoce ' t 4, and conelig.6.l trout thence, that it ' Gevertnitetit bad out arrested Mtn 41 would (~eve b;eit gtillty 4 ot m s- . condot.J. Flu iiad atter*,,ros,.-by:the :hdel at Lord Hardwieke, exinnined into tne the Stale "Prison , rs, and it theme were ,:o 1 .vouri;bie circum— stances la that of Mr. Msts.w, (couici have butt glad t o t okitse bun..: lea had oko cs..noitied the place ut hiS cot . .tine:wont, And fouod it to be eleanand cool turtable and . l.tiVtit goil,; at let hies' two, be is as not expected by 1)0 , 3or • t -Very thing conducted with an attention to the Condition ut lite Nir„ W.. SMITH tilOtlghi Ike SOpjett cif ittliiort« atter, nut suet( iy wins- in Mr. Mason, but to the general principle, I lis l;!ght, 'tend be low loin h.td beret preveitice city citclonstatices from bliitgotg,.foi ward the . 611(.6' -o,t, .bcf,re,. out lie could sty th it tau lOU ut- iho ebageable on Mr. M.ison, - ,, tin wearied in his sitxwiy, to be lward, could • not 11eii) thinking it very straitt.t:e .tin. k lie ~;rald be , so as t'tt elialienge - .itivestsgAton, 11„; h , ot 4113 ( 1 . C:t s :')11 tu ,It Vl.ati. et v stiPianqe that tit: t4e "i nisi s cent Wan become trio virtun of it;ilHy . wail.(:. He dot. 'ittedO to (Sony• that. the .Corpus A d el might ,be•sopetided rim .certain oectisioni, lit' thought thot. it ally !mitt wos taiiton up, and rf no evidence 'appeared opitisi hiin, the. Got dos s: - Joidd de eiiire his mho. eneo, as the only cutupens.nion it could make to au': iojnred ChArnoer.. Not w lilt standing the.eulogium.passed option' the skitters, he wished they had proceeded t-ythe•r, ; Hutt lie would rather the present itivestigstieti had been reletred to a Committee idAVe stairs, thin to the (.;overtlinctit, *hies ultvit necessarily feel a I.teju. dice in ItiVoUr at prectcEng thwerninents, The ClJANcat,Lott or the E)4.:Rauoun said, lie Was not await ut any difficulty under which Ir. Mason laboured, .as 14 . ) the..pbssibility,ot brin * , . • . • • • , 4H/ [PitICE SIXI'EPiCE ITAL.EBNNk: forward his case. He did riot' 11Aeve - thaf any act--of' inttemnity followed - the year in which Ito was cut finetLi rind therefore it was co:»petent tcts lilrtl to.bring his aetion, , He Wa . s ) iute Hou e woted that persons might h;,-i cutained upon information which GovcrAment could not iliselt,se, *ithnut shuttio,g itself out troin iii h sou r ce, ' o f to:Illation in futtne. If the (I,esiion Wss btought before a Jury, if it was evident t hat Governmeot was not acts ited by airy ions feeling, tort arcs the indi.idtittl, and, that die COrpirl Act was nut noiteeessittily Suspended, 11,, , sure that na,„ltulge or .Jdr:v . would tirinm;es, and there fore Mr. Mason might have ,tied pryer! y to not appealing to theliw. lla tlincy . ht - It s. ilisk 1 lir titturable Freud . Was . ritOtt 'C.:Cot-di:l 4 the mOtion'', , especially dtthe , a`..):e to porsuo toe subjezi; in a'COintitittee of it' o U it it should flit approve ot_tlic conduct id i.ite toy,:siignior% novi appointed. • • , • , Sir F. Gun D ierr inat if what 11:.ght, lion. Gentleman majniam ti was we .had nor more hectwty for our., !inert ifs than the cc Gnvernmont afrorSed ;. ; for it a person might t • kept iii solitary t;:ootinern:-ot 'fur t s.k , o years, awl' Ano tiinecoula demand t Itt4 groonds upon. which. he aas deprived'of freedom, it wets abstri-d to talk 'of security. 'Ninon had t):'en Of ihe ;yr.:luny of , Buonaparte ; tau . Loott;ip,ki t cool". make as go:A an excuse as the flight Hon. Gentt unaa had mud to-night. It was tillpoSiiblte to be ~;;;:sti-t1 ' such generalities in such Brie ()us eiNes. It bird neon said true ,enough, that oils was nut an e'k'raor. dinary case, there were many Ibis country at lea ,t. 'as 'hard. The Right - Honourable Gendetnan hJd talked ot .two ye,tist,,solitary• coulint'htrent as a pre- Atention ; if Unit was only 4 prevention, he' did nut know What punishment was.. He denied that the `suspension of the Haboas Cotpits ykk-t etkuld the taking any person upon lessauspHon than - . HAW it did, was to Like the priner 'the power ot compelling ;he Al:ulster to .bring to triil•within a tertain time. Fie disspproved of . permitting the .Governtitent itself to condud tho . inquiry,%as thn Goverment was r the pirty.againsL whom ilte . etfoge wils:mac i leolncl-iiiveighud at some iength .•again,t the interference 01 Arid' .other persons 'in increasing the ponis,ituent of pri sorters. The CH NOtLtalt . Of the EXCHEQL! It • ill c).pcia nation, s tics, that he only •institied *bills of inot.ot nitLin case; where rebellion W:is kno.i.v.n e.xisir, and - wthre its existence was recognized by (atilt, and not in the General way atiributt..d .o by the Hon. Ifarenet. Sir CHARLIIS .131;1111E1.G said, ;bat. at the time of. the HU4peti6l,oll of )at. •Aa in .Irelaild,'n re hellion did exist ; and it as necessary that Gn... yerninent'slioul&be ettirnsted with .greatitr, pn'Wers (hats usual. Sir H. MaNTGoMEMY bore iestirnoriy to the nilict, governtnent of L•ml- flardwicke, and expressed his confidence, that 110. ever this..itivestigation 'might turn out, 'bat Nobld Laird would be 'found. to , de. servo the tha-,.ks of the . House: .. • Mr. HUTCIIINs6N Ogfeed in the general eharafter • of the 'Noble Earl's AdMinistration, but maintained, that there , war no general rebellion in Ireland at tht! period Of Mr:Nlason's arrest-; and;as tat' as he could l ear n, w. 06 iudueed to think the reports a, , ,ainsi that, individual uutounded.• The investigatio.; -Leland • might., be lb , ugo to Justify Mr. M.hon without re lieraing Ou Lord ilitdv4cke. Be thenAnade Bowe observat.tui,,on the state of Ireland in the. year 17gs, censuring tin! condildof- Govertiment„.., and con. cluded Nyttit iressing a hope that the present 0 0 • vornrnent would ad with humanity, and resiore the chaitictc{r;.ot as injured Indiiidual. . Mr. ee,crit,ed the govethmeot, of Lori H4rdwieke•.ont only as founded 'in jestico, but in lenity ; juititied the wrest and- dutericiurk ‘.. . . - - - - hi a reply of. some length, re capittiimcd w my of his former aigurnetits,..and made NoilK! iLiV4,;l7ilailS. On aid stitefof 'the.gaols in ltdanti .lirevions to the appointment of the Com imssiotters, He regretted that there had been' irsort of a;.tri - al Mascm by the Right tion. Geode. man Oppotoe, and quoted many circumstances froth his narrative, with .a view to re`moie any untaVour able impression from their minds. The ton wits then agreed to. Mr. RANkc, brought•up,fhe±enth Tteport of the s Coinudtts:e 0:i Military Expenditure. He it Will tt .se(rict to the Fifth' ltepott, told tended 'tore th a n any 1 , 1,11 , ,:r to diminish the public expenditure, r „.„. l ,, in ,, n( V ilg a speedy:audit of accounts. Even now :ye could not say that the subje4t was exhausted, hilt ti foundation was laid.ftoulwhich . much ben'etit might reit4ll. What was noir in •it respe6ted tho state of military adeounts, whichwere in a bad eOl3- k l u i oa , bill.. he was happy to be able 0 say that his th.n. iiiiend (the rehancelkir, , of the ,Exette..; -quet) had .Ipplied his mind •io. the subjett, and that he (Mr. 11:tikes) had accommodated the sui,;-: geOloaS as flinch as possible, to his 'views, - With out sly...r•fic..ng his own opin;onti. , He hoped that., :Sirprarl.td iit WOUlil It laketi by 14. the ,:i.ccuti‘e Cidvernment, whit:ft 1114;111 perhaps - remote the necessity of legisialivo Too ttoport was received, and' cirdarod •to . 14 pritiwd, . - I'vt - 1-4:)r.-neAST said, that ‘'%ihen 6rst lie gave notice o i c o ., ; w end e d imam) on the su'ojeti L - Ist Ali,ionariei, .consequence of paragtilpn ilt had cypeitri!d, it wis d i era! )6 . 01) 3 if an CX;)I,!:): 1 itit: .s given, to ,willotritw it , as it was., tt.at so,:hexplAnation tp!,4llt-yet be afibrded,, h o .110014 give (..4entleteco.'ait opHilunity befuce he pfocetderd , ny Itift her, Mr: ()KANT said, it was true there was a Meet, ing, the ituettoon,of • which Was to extract the henttit4 tne Chti;ittni to :Africa ; ittl4 the brticielo hvitieh the 800. f.;entletruait alluded, . 1 , 4 . . 4 ' ', IC 1 . 11.4 I. h i A'. G . •J - 1"F ICE,' 11".0211.411SSIONEli ,71the tB, 1811, ilis ' t r i g SIQr k7CTUALLIAG 7- A4l YESTY'r NAVY 41(.0 ~ hereby , give Notice, . - Ut ha l " , t h, 2 . "Iv 28th. ;avant, , hr. will be ready t o e 7( " 4 " 14 toritiv, /; rated 4.pj and treat for 0:e Ilan- drciTins of !MACK SNIVI(NA; or ALEXIA p,AISINS; 14"""iter.ille (4, Saorpier to be prodneed with the Tenders ; la 6"ll;wyed In a °Nt Mo nt h , into his ,Majesty's l'iblualqmg SW" A , r i)elli'rd; ond robe paid fur 6y Bills, capable wish b ,(.;serest, 'buo D9t ob.,' date. Abe '7 Pi t t e COO P . 4 a Mtiy le see n at 'the Secretwy' s 05 0. 4.b0 rivet will be had to any Ten4r ist which lb'. or !bat shah i t's ' 6 41 MN be inserted in npord s at length. - atd kr In d ill I , it,,, Bard heAre One ea or k on t h e s i :L id , V, Mr ilth br.trovt, P7,l' li,rless the. l'erson t.obo .maker ' je'sd"ver *ore Perv.4 on bit ktalf, attends, to 4711Wern'hen 411 410 r, .. • ~ , • Of blcE Oft ORDNANCE, ~, i ' I ' s ' 1 i. .7‘' HIS, ' . • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS or H 111A 71'."'k 't ORDN ANCE do hereby g ive '''''44l' 'l/41d.b. received at' ;heir 0/fice, in l'all'lll4 " " left, I,' ' Notice, tbar ' 74 9. tbe 28,b bilt., It„ from Inch Per,o7l at may R b'e ., I t ' i ll c fi ' i g to kinlertair the suppl y V COP I" ERS&lvril Si A. ~ roi,:f.S /ii, Servkr of (Gil Debi , !went, for a period of 7 b" ' st_ l'."4: ""f 160 Articles may be vie:ti'ed: and Ju'Oer. pr Pri )41 SNrekteper's Office hi rbru T`'iver ; upon drPliC4ll , ll at iic. t ' (i'ihr, viri; the Terms and and tottl . 49 . . ' 4 at A. brictori at !Iv Secretor 's Office, in Pall Iliad,' al : tke*Con qtkeset,i.,... ,-'' - , , , •-Y . i- F ou r otc,,,ck, . .l 01. betnoten the oours of 7en an. 4re 114 P , • 4144 them It bt delivered, sealed , up and indorsed, 1490144 for Cappersinitlis' Articles;" but " I'-rPc'sji 444 . 4 41 , acipii rod after the said 28tb lust, -at Tudve o'Clcck 'szt Ii: ;9114 rate day;neilber toil! 40y Tender be noticed gm" - 4't.84 . 41 1 it,. or an Agvt in his Waif, shall at tend. • . , '• By Order of the Board, R. It , c ,, 'Etil,-Secretatyr. . e (11'b1(21% Of tiIDN.I.INICE, TarPRIACIPdIi, . . ..y,„. in, 'Si'. HIS ' .M il -1 0 6 10ERS of .if p, Jan', alW..ilAZ:b. do hereby Hive Notice, fb 4 ri j4 / 6 ,:f 1 6 : '"(i '' e d 01 !bar ,01fi„ in Pall-Mall; an ':', v ; . -'-'-1, lot. 28a invalt, fitvi - sue.. Persons as mot! ';'. , I l i (.1 1"4: K ib 1 1"4"14te ib c Pe l .lo , mance (j . th CA ikl ) ENT 1....1?; 4 1 • -- 4tr 114 4' a/ this be,. , a; !men.' .in the Aled"v 1)n ? - ' 4 ; 1 ," 4 P"i'd °late Yea', learn the itt Di YMl.ri. ,Et l ; ' l latte'lqa4i.PariiCklar't (v4,04,9;416 the Terms aqd C°'""'"".°' 1 i s ' l, ' 4 .IP 6e kn7e4r, upon j 1,7 • orlon todbe commending t'h:: 4'lB "' and I,k, ,erpoire Officers 0,1 Ihr °r`brau" at .. 00.'''"Iatid tetrp 41 ik,. sor,,,,yis ve t in !'all. rail, 41 6 1 e. nvhere 1 ;, p, 41 41 ' lttrot en t,.e hours of Ter: and'Four e'Cl'el'' `is rue t h e tost i.e delivri, el sealed up, , old end sed `` P It'P' )- Co i, I,,,:c":4rlVnters Work in the Aledv,.,iy Divkion;" Tu.th,,,.,cm# can t admitted erfi tr the • ~, id 2M., instant, at :4 4 ~,„,, ,141.YMon ci the r.or,« Day, neiter within"' lqd'r . letj'im . . • ' • h is behalf • '" t4e Partr rnahing it, or 4 1 / 7 1 AV/ 0 fiii i ,, d itv Order 1 iil iliartd, ' ' t • ' R. FL CREW, Sec. `AYMENI, of%ttsi; ' I , I It LP 1,0 I CE .• ' „ . 1 Q i . l' it F. Nt Is Es rendered untutant., t jcp . , e , ~ A, able by k IRE. • . 119 6 t, i' " o f Insurilticif expiring at Mid,lll9tiler k:,.i:juiroi%elt tier .eti within tittecti Diy s 'front tliiAt'l)!- ' i‘riiiiil"ll:4lPl,''''er46:ll4let.,,telietstiectiLsiqndgl'lLe-trietilul.us: it/ , l'“•;1.1... LII• I' i l s iUlt'NNLE. tlk,a,,,,,tiLti(eillicrril4t_:..ol.lln2,ttr:titves upi)O. Liv,es.m,alny.b_eteltillisid-f 414trildvotax;:m 4 CUtitio4t facility, ilitt , le • ...... '• " \y Al itELTH,..‘ vi,._ si•cretlry. -....,.... --___ "--' A 'l)ri..ll:t.:N.rs ~Ni) ~u,,iii,lANs. S. m k I'l'lMl‘N it the Law, rest.IIII! at ' 1 ti, a " et i,wo m;ikhin ) Nlil- T ' iwn tvi , •it: , ; ,to tli,14:141; v t i,:,,;in-of aval Edul.: -‘, s A ' R'r c L I) ,Pe,,l, , ht , ,vill o,tiboArde4 mail I ite i t j°ll4 . ol , ti tt oe, ex' • 'Nib; •••e:nmat lit. l'r its ' "t - 11 l ~.,' A t toill IT! th e 1 Pod In his nit i , , . 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