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• 4 • *ilielt is lucre irmr..a m01.?. - linlf in com parison y.- s ith — this eminence : • - - - _ 41100 , 5 - 1 , 4,4„ . • Ternou,nted the riAp;e7Atitlerertde4"the Crlttet slope to - the:East. Proceeding along its base, 1 turned - round its Nort,it_east:: rn -extra/144'; Miich terminates in. art brit and tremendous precipice ; tratrissing 'orer .frijgments of, rOck, entered the'fisktre,on'the - North-western side of the mountain. This cha4n is not three hundred feet. •in breath - i_the rugged side, of the Skyrrid rises perpendicular-as a wait; to an amazing height - EXCURSIONS 76 THE SUMMIT 'Ol . * Tilt 5UWAR.1.0.%," AND 3KYRRID. Mr.•CO.XTii theingenious and - learned Travelter, to- whom _the Republic of Letters is under many obligations, has recently favoured the ‘yorld,with an, Historical 'Tour in,. MonmouthThi re, A work' that ct - iinbines, the dili'gent Kesearch.of thr..Antiqiiafy;, with the t tste of the Critic, and- the enthusiasm of the Poet. From this intelligent and interesting work we sejea the Author's account of - his ex cursions to the summits of;the Sugar Loaf, •and Great Skyrrid, and the Deader will have reason to Ant! to clst er;s. FA) " tsook 'no ino - I;.eSt soy sidinS:ttirli, ana the ct.il,ief,t Topple do:: is he:aong " ' *_ , rsecfnej only safe. when extercloa on the-gfound; and 'was not therefore in 0 cOndicion to'examine and •deserir)e. the beauties' of 'the view. Ho s we . ver," I took on-t my pencil, tux' made-a fei. hdsty notes: The ridge.of . tne Skytrid seemed ttybe f about a • Mile in lengtb,extremel narrow; - in general not more then thirty or forty feet broad, , and -in some places only ten ..or twelve ; craggy . surface 15 partly covered with scant and-- russet herbage', and exhibits only% a stunted thorn, which' heightenSThe'dreariness of.its aspe4.: After 11 . mAininty- half an houron 'the top; incapable of - making anyliirther obstrvations, I descended and ,went round the Eastern siVe of . the mbunrain,'where it terminates in an abrupt. precipice near the large fissure. . • - • " walked across the meadows, along a.gradual iescent, through' fine groves of oaks and Spnish chenuts, to Lativihangel'House, an old mansidn' belonging to the Earl 'of Oxford - . It way theancient seat-Of the Arnold family,,.and is • auditor Harley,, ancestor of the present -Earl - . 'lt is now inhabited only,by i firmet:, andoOntins riOthin 4 :: but some old futtilture, faintl-y pidiges; and some goOd impressions of Hog-arths's - -• prints. . The' place is distinguished by avenues of Scots:firs; which.' are the largest and ,finest Proui the .grounds near the front' of the house, the ;Slcyrr<<l. presents.i.s if with peetiliar the ure see like 'an chaste, separating- tWo moun— tains, 'whose Itupending- andcriggy - summits,viein height and ruggedness. • . „ •• " It wits ne.ar 'six oreldcA, and I haStened to juin 'a pi - > rty returning from the ruins of jUntliopy..Ab bey. I partosk'of an ielegant cDflation ?. prpvided b) 'my frietxi Mr.dreene, whist' was spread, on the, barks of the Honddy : the..wine, " Interiore nofi, Falerni," was cooled in ihe limpid and murrmiring - . stream; the evening was placid ant serene, ara 11 . forgot the fatigues of the, day in convivial. inter., course and . socialcOnver,ation. . • rejoice that ,the excursion was made by a man. of so ranch taste, feeling, and crud;.tion, a ndsn . well iitta. lifiedio describe time boldest features and grandest ..aspeas of Nature. " Haying received repeated accounts of the dif= ferent and coiltrasted vieWs from the tops Z`)l the Sugar-Loaf and Skyrrid, I determinsd•to visit a them on the same day. 1 departed at seven in. the morn ing from Abergayenny, rode aboUt a mile along tiw Hereford road, mounted the Eastern side.. of. the Derry, in the . dry bed of a torrst,came.to a heathy dol:vn,'and gently ascended to the bottom, which below appears like a cone, and called the Sugar_ Loaf. The sides of the mountain are covered With_ heath, wortle-beiries, and moss, to the height of a foot, which renders the ascent so extremely easy, that a fight carriage might.he driVen to the base: of the cone, not more than one hundred . pcei froth the stimmit. I dismotrnted - near emerges from the side of the ridge, forming, a nattirai wall; and - retched- the -top without 'theleast - clifficirity. This elevated. point, which crowns.the.s,umMit of the four hills, is an undulated ridv, about a quarter of a mile in- length, . and two hundred yards in ! breadth, with , broken crags, starting npc amid the , nnss and heath with which it " The view from thispoint , is mag-nificent,- .tensive, and diverifieck • Ircommands.the Connties of Radnor, Salop,, Breeknock, Monmouth,. Glamor- ' gan, Hereford, Worcester, Gloucester, Somerset, and Wilts. To the West•extends the long and beautiful. Vale of the Usk,. winding .in •the - recesses- of. the., mountains,, -and expandini, to the .South - intn fertile Olin,- which is -rer-rninatecl -by thei•Cly - tha. Hills,. Above it tower's. the magnificent Blorenge; almost eq:4l' in height to the point-on whi;cll I siood and in the-:MiciSt rases the ondtddting Little Skfrrid, :appearing like-a- gentle erninence - feathered with -wood.- • To .the- North,: a bleak, dreary, sublime mass of.mountairis, stretcheirTha Ne4reular range, from: -the extremity .of the black motintains above . Lan-thorly to the"Table-ROck :. near Crickhowel; ihe : coprnerxement.of the 'great-chain . which extends from these confines-of Monmouth_ shire, across North Wales, to 'the Irish Sea.-- To the _East, I looked.down, on the broken crags of the Great Skyrrid, which 'starts up in rice 'midst'-Of a rich and cultivated'. 'region. :•Reyond, the IVtalver'n • - Hills, the .Graig;. :the Gar_ tray, and the trriinemie above Monrwatli„- bound the horiion.' Abovel and on the sideof Ereekhockshire,;.all -w-os Clear a'nd bright ; burbiloW; - and - to the SOuthc , there vapour and ; '.miit, 'which ciliscured the prospe6 ; and prevented rirk seeing - the-disfini*teVern, tte in-SonTersetaiire-- aricl‘tlonceStdsliire.-, • " This eleVated . pdibt rise.S rBs2.perpndiallar from the nfOqitli tfl'e.Ga'‘;enrry, aid is 'seen' &Gin' Bitcomb . - near Ldriglek i ... in the' Comity -of Wilts, and . Mini the. Stipers6tones, in" ttie, Counry of Salop,: neat:the borders of . -Montgomeryshiie. • • " During lily continuance on the summit, I felt that extreme, satisfaaion which I always experience, when elevat'cd: . •on - lhe-highst'libliFit'of the . ci jacent country wiThe'air is ;rnore" . -pu - re, .the 'body , more naive; and. "The 7 rnindint?re . Seretie ; lifted lip above the dWellings'-of+rnani We distard all - g - iox4 - 1- in g , and earthly, passioris-; the' . thoUghts hsl , tinife" a euira4ler ocsublitriity; propoftionate let thv grandetif • of the surrounding objeti..4-; !and' a§ the proachcs nedrer to - the : ethercitl regions,:ttlie 4 soul. imbibes a. poition of -their:•laatreiable ptfrity. • " Reltt4intly• - cialttirtreie down the slele% a ike - Derry,'faeing 'the pfeciPifeittA crags of theS•dark . Skyrrid;:and in an hour 4iitjied' the Herefoict -road, ftothAller;,;aVeiiny, where I arrived' at half littst.eleven. , •••': Afteetaking some refreshinentl"and repOe, departed at two 'toe -the'ionirnit of the •Skyrrid; 'on' horseback r and , accompanied• with the same guide' who had conducted me to tht -fop of the Stigar-Loaf. I-laving rode 'tints miles along the road leading to tVOe Ca,tie, we attempted to . aseend rowards - the4 South-western part of the mountain,. AAA 'is"? distinguished with•thr'ee small fissures-.-!' covered my guide-was unacqiiainted'With the way, and on inquiring of a farine,r, -,, ,vas inforinett t hat 1 . 11 - 6--: usual route led by Landewi Sky rrid ; by liib'direc Lion, however, we .coutinued,.at ..the •foot J ..of the. mountain, through field of corn and pasture,and , then proceeded along a narrow path, .iv.e-yspilead. with high broom, which in many.places quite cover- ed Iry horse s . Forcing-our way . with sortie difficulty, 1 through this heathy .wood, we . rode over a moor, by ; the side of.the stone wall and, hedge r which stretch at -the*ase, reached the ~path leading front Landcwi Sk rrid, and ascended,, on fOot,tthe grassy, slope or the moi?ntain. , • heat was so intensey the ''fatigue. . undergone in the day so considerable', and the effort I itnpatientlymade to'reach the sam•uiit sv• violent, that when I looked down.fromthe.inarrow and de., sollated . ridge, the boundless expan,se.around,and. be sudilenly, burst ,tipail tuyight,-;oVer came. trie.:, I felt a mixed sensa wit-of:Animation and lassitude,_ horror, and. delight, such-as. I scarcely,: ever before experienced, even in. the aJpsofS.Witzr-4:.. I a n 44• my ,spi ri ts cu ripsitynivs suspended, . and I . threw myself eXhausted, on the These sens new sest,duri ri4.nly con tinuance on the . stn emit : I . several tjtties to Fall: , al 6n6 - the "ri'dge Vead:;:bialck .. sq 2:” loOkTed down the, preeifitou,ssiies, K hull 'towardS . the . ,:gfeat 1 / 2 5tire:; . - th4C;F:oduld not`lemtnt standink:'' I strongly i . .•.4","p - te .foree - tf Edgar's exclaMatlon p updiit the sumini Of *Dor cr . . My return to Abergai - reriny, the moon shin: ing in ftill:s - plendonr; giearnedon the'craggy ridge of the ..`.. , .kyrrid;anti an g ed . w.w.i.its siive'ry rays ,the . .widulating - 1164"Woody sides of - thelDeiik , fOrnaing, :a contra - St 61 beauty and sublimity, • . • 4 Iri a subsequent toot rmade ii second expedi tion to the top of ,the rode along the . - Roks road as far i'ti . trirideWtSky,trid; . where - thereis - , an old Gothic Mansion, a farrn•-house ;' it for merly belonged' id titZfam - ilr''df•Greyilre, vas sold by the late Earl of 'AY a ick . to Henry : . Wil r t i O t , Esq. Secretary- io the 'Lord ChanCelloi; and:is now in tyre posSession of his son...:Froni this ,:'pl'ace . followed a narrow stony bridle-way, till" I reached tt . e - extremity of the Sky rfid, and walked - up the iame grassy : path - which .I had ascended;ln 'my iit'st excursion. ' - • • • , . •" I attained: this summit 'without 'mating those, Violent exertion's, or experiencing the fa r s trzue, I had before undefgone,. and admired the proSes - ct .. without the smallest sensation of ureasinesser or lassitude. I ascended •to the highest point of The #fotant'ain'at its I\lo4-eastern- extremity, were a stnall-circular cavity is torme4 near the verge of the precipice ; it iS,supposed to be the site of a ROmaii Catholic Chapel, dedicated to . St . .:Midiael, from which the Shyrrid has derived one Ofits of St. Michael's Mount. I. could observe no trace's either of walls or foundations ; the entrance,' Wiiich 'is. to . Oie: § o4lilwest, is marked' by. tWoup riglif stones, two feet in height,,. on one of which are rudely:carVed kVeral letters, amongst which I. could _only distinguish !!.Turner, i 671.!' To this ' plAce many Roman Catholics in the vicinity i are said toWpair annually of Miehaelmas'Eve, and'-perform. 'their :devotions.. , 'The earth of dill 'spot iv-likewise' " -- consldered as sat:fed;'Nnd was•fOrtriZty'earried away to cure diseases, .ittirto 'sprinkle the coffins of those: — l,vl - 1 - o'Afere interred;' bat • whether this 'superstitions price still contiriiies; I ‘‘ , a'S'not . 'able':'to - ascertain " 1 seated itysell on the . - bi'cit! of -dyer hanging the'-rich grines.'-t6f Larivitlygel l .aud sur_ V'eyed 'at my leistire'the divetSified:expanse of'coukry ' w tlf:S tre tfied beneath and aro hoitlf 'snmrtrii of die -Skiirtid leSs elevated thaw that of SUgar-Loaf;::yet its initilated: sittlatidtkahriipt,• Tat - CB - 01y, anti craggy fissures; ptocleice'an . :effe;& Able • ittbilin'e arid- Striti ng r tan , the:Srnoo AnthilAtc itiritirface bt s :t - h'e S'agar-Loaf 'and ''Derr' . .: 4 -cu. the 116tIlteast 'antgast - , an extensive and - fa-tile #6•lon stletates ftbni . the centre 't f 'HerclorttliirB to ':he valley'of the , ((Amp 71 a - "S"ticessiciii of bill and dale; , -yet appears a.vAt: few .sofitar:retnineAes, and fiotinded'hy distant •g r tddtkAii . j> Rising theagelies in thz.•.:ll(irion. `s4pires - of Rtreford"tath&tral gleam its the diStatit:. Ptospea'; thb. teritaiiii-bl Gros mont Castle. ee# . 4ll y distinguished: under the Gi - aig - ;lnlCarWtiyitand44-1-- i'vajestic; ruins riff,VC/life Castle tower a Erdie . chnith of Lindewt•Siyiltid . .* "1.7 , 5`11 - le• S.dtt;thi4lie : ;. gentle sWell' ifiellietle - Sky above 'the trivin''of'll7l - kra;7o-44,:i11e- fea'theW(l-hia' of 04 , tfia, titfte i with the, ''ttit:l y . :ll . lfFiedd-; backed with the • P.eriaark.4l;;ll bey on,Zi. - .pears - the "thstitary of the' evie-11 - 4,:uqcrih'e;cul-0 ` vated ethinendes" of G - 10iiCeliet%birez - and . oirielis4r:;.:*•: shire. To the Stottili;iwe'Yeilie e ., 'e'esfii e's , r of time Usk, pursuing through copses. and meads s•grperatne course ; undee eon ti Osio , adetP l acclit" , ,i ties. TO the West aria .Not'tll , ;wdr . ,'llbetkeT down on 5a grand' arliff'd Yea ry• mass of' IriOno .0) . tending. fr(nn 'A be r,gltv e rtny t he, ft-alive* . of Herefordshire, - 'and . rlothinet7red.'br'ilre cone of the •Stigar..toaf. ,-;‘'T'lle7l3ra*" . lVlOunratos form the Northetn'exrrettli ty : tlits‘-cliaigi,,rl4kl ra re : in-serSeCled by the seques te tied 'valley:6f thel-I , 6hday':-' -Bencath yawned the 'abySS of t he'st Which appears . .to haVe by , So•tire , violent convulsion of Nature, eci:the legends of .superstition,''waS 'rent - the earth: (itiake„ crucifixion .of *6 . or, S ardour it it'' 'is also dentithinated' the Hols%*Nloarttait by witich mitt - wit "'Alter contemplating the r chakm above, I endea_ KQui.ed eneer 'dkri the . W . ectein• side of the Mountain ;''Gtif., finding t he' decli ty too preeipiensts,^ - - the shrill-orged.latk, so far Cannot t)t: seen or, heard." • • - - . • . • . The opposite, Crtgjs equally perpendicular, though far. less . - elevated. appears Pike an enormous fraitii,int, sepatated.fromthe•inountain. Its-shape, :anti the st“.t4t ,of. the - rock,..i..esetuhle that pat of theSkyrridft:oniwhicb 'is...seems. to Frye been - detached ; but:. it ilea rer. • v ie . w. ceinvinced „ine that it -111iVet could. have:faii . en,fri,imthe.'suinmit. - Many si milar:fisSvres I observed they are cOmmon inountainotis regiorfs. . The frequent •. springs; oozing throi)gh the interstices of the rocks, , inidermine thy:foundation, and the Nast masses, thus derived of support,, either. sink, or arc separated :from each other, till. by; degrees great chasms are formed, and the= mountain - seems Co has; - e• beer, rent 'asunder: The Western side of the smaller` crag, bounds :the fissure, is 'wholly: oiTerhun & - with underwood, and forms - a. singular con trast wit h the,. -bare . and ritgor . 1 precipice of the pafent mountain. thi . s interesting mountain with:regret, _ . 4 the .approach of eyetnng, and , as. I *rode' slowly through- h rough- she rt:tr ro w sale which' eparittes. the. Sky r rid from the Pen y hills, I looked up to the--" dread , ummit' of the-'craggy. bourn ) ", -on-w:::ch I•had ex perienced ' • •.•• •, -• _such - various senszttions....- • .• skyrrid! temernbranceAy'lovek; scene rene7,vq . ;— .. ~ Pancv„ yetlingernlg on tby shagg'y,bro4l, •:, . " . •• 13&nUlds around the lengthen ,d lanc,icapsi glo'lv,;• .. . : ~.IViii:Ji channed, iSillen hue the day.bearn;sspareipg-hiles, Purpled the distant ciiir." ' • - ..':.- - •.:. SOTHEsy-'s .katibma amusement for the evening ,Clint fat 16- more.cor...plete than that the Royal .St: "Geo ige ',s Fields. . Harlecruiri,irf. Chirla,yields . a.treat •forihe mind, in the fine ante reorree - t representation of thetnanners, - stra6ur e s„ . an d • peculiarities of the vast 'Empire Of China tills. is accompanied ley r. - IC‘si . c. •composi'd iii the ft est 7htyle ,by-, Mr. W. Ware, and exquisire_ Oan„dinz b' the MiSs — Adains's, "Dennys,:Mrs: The Fire i~ir, ;or ;Albert anti .Rosalie fo lat~is. thi beau. tiful Piece, and share's iiinplsl . loud,.'ap;i . i - b-- liation of illemigljt. . 1-11.1) 'NE WWI:, . . - nitAvE:Tr.ll),,/ktxr;. 18; • . Passed by —the Mar a 1 rtktiirol, fietit: 8 vste,.. ,den; Fennian, ' frortrNvv;Ytirk.;; , Caful4na:,',i . . - ;r;4ts,: , from Petersburg ; Endra•gii , r, Vrow Anna, i‘leyer ; Mania Henrietta ' :well, from 1 / a litzie. • ' - • ••• Sailed -tlie Fountain, ' .for ,Nambro', John • ..A.clatus, Parrott, for Savannah. , ' ~ } ..::~r, RIRTIL On the i-Bth inst. at Kensington, the Lady , of Alex2pcter . !-Sheitrer, jtin. 'F.sq. of a Daughter. • • • • Pi/W. On the :za of lune last,, in Jamaica, ,Lieutenant-Colonel „:D Bct . • - On the • . ( sth inst. Mrs. Waldron, wife of Tly.4rn:is Wal-' 'dron, Esq: of Filltlotise, Stalf)rtia.liire, • . • • , On the.zd inst at l3ottiicit,„ag.l49, Mr.. George-Comp- : ..,storke,. son of the ROY. Georg . Con stone of 'that place. . - • B“4.THS MARRIA gis 6 . 1 4 11). DEA T 1D A; BETWEEN THE Flksr OF r:0v 1 3,%R4 A NLI r•'!""4 - , AItY LAST, -..~_.. 131 RT-I4S. Of Son.lli. 'The Ladies of krajoi-deneral Ci 7 Cnyrtz•• liatr)4'de 1 c41;). J. 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Kam - ) • Curious, and Valuable" E 11..t5, the genuine Property of •• • • .W, IL.LIA NI B CKEi)lki),'"E • • .„ Of '• The Assemblageof 1)om Es c . is ora smjierkir DenCilithrni and comprises ele;;;:i.t Satin - Wood 13ooK -C A S E Si . aJld TA.BLE.S, tospted of c.:lioice . ,‘L'oods of C COI , : red' with Daina , A, - lii..-dc"co, SatiU ; large and CXO!lient SQPII AS, Cu IS E LON 6E, f• 11; G I BitS ANMI NS T 71 . 1.1RiC'EY, ifft)RK . cARPETS, 21 - i.IIF • .DitZlertS fOrlS'r - CtS Curtains 1.; 17Cit noLys; Et; ISI ER " S rs.". ca pi ral Lour-post,:atid Field IsEosTEADs, - :10 11 411 VY, 11 - 411gingii. acid • Will(101V C,:t-trtai;ls • eri oOS x. and DOW N • BEDS and :,cxceifria ODIN ;•W A B O ES', •Cilt.it S : anct 'tii , !'its\t'at'ASsortlitern ut bole of w6ic is Jo, with..f.avytei.'-', 1. ; : 111 (1 : 0 n.: f !i lc e- it v .j i z,r v s ? . e t cl F. o t)y x.ii r — ce to y b ri e ci n i ; il l%;_ street ; and .0t Mr. Pli 1.1, L 1;ond-stfet .. 0 . . , , Y, , Two Days tne at 2.*. 64. each.; also to be bad on the the.,Worte - Hart; Salibitry,ii_Star, Andover • : r CRu.r,wi.LL~,:Prin. s er e Bath; aid a t:St ACI t'S; Wcyrnotrt . E sit',;e :.- t P io R nr G.N Whose ecTiti A4% ' l r e esT "'• tempor4l Retirement. 4R..'WA'I:"SON. Surgeon' and Man-Midlv; ic-;' t-,i - ccommt)(ittra. ) ,Littlit;ti ii‘'.glr'sl:o7)lao.7l:3 - gtisest'•" - : ortuation,. v t . Ii Apartment . ; to. Iye-iii, on terms su4 . s-!,:c1 , .. Situation their infants ptit out to purse, ana hulnanety 'lnduces him to of.lr his= assistance toalleviat e horr o rs - of Concealed PrzgnittleSt l e hient.•-.1-, histtiselt, LPtcliv.sAti.lt on .-,zpplication 4 o atte.p.,tia.n and most., l4 o r . • • tels it 4 Ailat or to. Mrs' Wwtsort,_ r.1.4c1/,:i4rs-'orid. ge nce:..t the nlost uoi nted ,tteqtton.. . • • • • .Vinisre..nia3; 715 e ji t iT . E.'ET, NED! atll. Itv* LiStAii., '&0104 4 4:j. eik t tulti Re:11-.ri ; and Irregul4rities, anti:int cx.t.o : f b,:11. • -7 I:PERI EN T C-r , ' . 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LEI (;:ii• ligi+-„strtef,)lllrMiniitillikiP'Noo,i I, 1799 - • ' • ; -reio-vplej tiz i e d; t c ,,,,,A11'; 7 • • .DtNI t.llc4i - bcingsiltirJfy fi,"ApPl' 4 , ."„ .•• • Irticui:,Tly to thoge alkutlilter 'fog , tkutit the.t. 4 .4 , ) • • the aiii2eari.92c • it it 'rna , `nor (2'retaneoitri : 'etsttl"••,4„, it,is ertcollrtneucteaPtc) ttt aktrit i ' vspocility•ol • • • • ecilare4 yicl soi i b'k s • 1. 014. ,••• Nit nibttit b Pre - ilorp6rifithis S'uti., , Kifti; ond6h; Ins Ilialty4•, , ^Nkv., ! p„ N4Dl:l3: l 4tKe.grCt a7•%Y.iter.cjit:•• wi ll ryitbr>ut persous thes e_ !"'", •, 1 -;c• •kp, ;st•iii, • .• T • , pi, t 4.liV4ionett, 13.1.1 t-,. at ,4 1 1r•W'''' ••• .pkirlici.4latte:qup.it, by the.Prpgrietptt44.l•2A.theC•Q'lS•',- yt-..ars; ttaat" he liar ifxd the an cstensiv said- of abo i'et'Afektidinelinthtftek lel-a - ctice' • , r . They at the' Perd!. fitnrkts'...,.lo7je:', - fit. lbaw.i.-strt•kl, Rc bkltioh,' Tdy'f,; > ii. , l"p No. 103;:-..i.) xiorJ-sureet..:, !S tee) 'sr , o. row, ,1,14.11.:.• c hy•-otiF_- Ter 40).1. ii,TreVery i:o,lsidc:cofe T6wh ' 1 , ,ciy:12,1;(r;,&,,...,.. in boxes 11 ; • .nil and • plain • wilerel2yl;,:Pelicils of - eit r, rncl i,pi,tre.„Tilera" ' • ease • • N. B. F:AC:o Lox sold iii2G - rat tbitaiii.is-se'ated up Ss , • M a - kvik:,ch, lavOtir , 01; e 4-.:o,l4f4l.ll,:ii:Litlers IL6 paritati.ii'l at . 1.411 pr, o• 9) IR • Bridge-strkset;'%-,-to Mitta`te' LV lszl IS l'elon), , ar.,l all 0 . lirdcouttterKti - .' . • ' „ Aft F T.l ' cc tOr