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♦:F ~ E ~~ ~ • '+ r `i LAW INT,ELLIGENCM. - COURT OP- CF-TANCERY, :23, 1817. *, living - 11w first day in Easter Term, the ',Otto ettAN:4l;:i.Lott came down in his state I'obe3 tn NV( stint Ister-}hill, Attended by his, Honour the M ~ter or the 11.01 k, the liiee.Chatteellor, Ellenhorough , , Sir Vicaryl;ibbs, Lord Chief ltiehtArds, mid the oilier Judges. The ereatcr number ot the • King's Couttell were in e`ourt dresses, in consequence of Lite expceted Dr;iwing-roont. • CAIDIVELL V. CALDWELL. tray p . ritkil”.; l,is 'Lord4bip to ins eliirgo an order made 18.16, for !lism!.<l!tg by 1)1:1:w - tiff, who ti ty an old titan of Ni yeats of age, Vt istit,d to set aside ~ some deeds. 111 , . case of the plaintiff was.stated, byMr. Agar, by which it appek.tred.thatthe I'll'll'off:hail resided Swint. time with the defendant, who is his nephew, and had, !hirin that time. executed ; the< deeds coinotained of. Ile Ivent to leside with another nephew, ntid filed the Bill,. which had been dis missed.' lie' %%as, one, evening in ,accember, while sleeping in his chair forced from ,his ten uleo; who thrust hint into K post-chaise, he themntinic crying. Out " L' and making such 'resistance, that he was literally thiutyn. into 'the carriage, when he was token to the dwelling of the defendant, and there induced to sign au rtufbority for .discharging .the Bill, which be did, `.without consulting.hi's Solicitor, and while he wao actually a prisoner. Mr. litsni,ofollowed on the Same side. , Mr. II Alt?, on the ntht r side;` - did not deny that. <, the Solicitor hell -never been consulted in the case but thy stiit Itttd originally been iosiiinted by the one brothyr mcrelv for thepurpost! of litiatit r • • , with • the pther. It was no argument in support of the motion, that the plaintiff wag in thuesse during the time he signed this authority, liecaus'e,.iftlia fact was so, the plaintiff bod-another:Court ap ply t o , not to the Court .Cbtoiceey, bad lweii Said in the Bill , that the plaintiff wits a luau or a vvre,tic mind, and not 4t fir pursott, to execute 13111 there w 0..; an ttlidAvit,staling that the authority had been signed by hint iu presettct; of 1115 surgeon, which circumstance proved he wits not we in intellect us was alleged, There . st as no pi obabilit y' of the surgeon's pertni‘ting man of not A lane mind to execute deetis, when the surgeon eMiSitkred how much his character n a professional gentleman depended on that and if ht•fwas eompetvnt to institute a suit, he Was surely con tr:tent to dismiss it. • With respect to the otitrag L e made ots the individual, he (Mr. Hart) hail ',vivisect his client not to answerit; as he did not believe a syllable of it. The Louts, enisiquatt.ott considered this to ;silly inipottant case, rind one •weil worthy of his serious consideration. • His Vordship took a short 'review Of the Net's,' ins which he commented very strong; ly, lit tleVer tVoidd allow it to he sairi that tt 11:111. cuttiti dismiss it-1 itt in that Court, withont being properly 'Ba d the:tiled to o so. LIC also ocinsidered there had beets a I . , ,rnss contempt of the Court, • "and with that view he ordered the case to stand over for is week, and inquiry mean time to be Made, whether he gate proper instructions , re.; spectint4 the 'filing of the Hill, and whether he was in dinesse at the time lie execittuct that itutital iittittive lag th e stmt . ; he'Vt-at now kept in by..i Dept,evir. copal' or A.11 4 43'5 . 13 CEI, APR! I. 43> Teynr entrinientl4 this day. The Court was oectipieil n considerable part of the morning. in the Instificati'nn of !mil. After which, the aisinti business hu . llanc cornmenmi; The ltepOrts of the state 'or the Convict Slip. in the 111 u-boors of nymonth, Portsinotith, represented health anti good Order" as prevailing amongst , the 'con victs. TH E CONSPIRATOILS. JIB KING V. `A/ AThoN, ruevrolg, Aign 1100PrIa. At the titling of the Court the Stmtcrrott-Ge- N ARAL Moved that the rule nisi, for the trial at bar of the a have-monad defewlants, torn conspi . racy, should be discharged. lhe Learned Coun sel stated, that the defendants bad since been committed on a charge of high treason, whkh involved part of the offence of conspiracy. The day named for the trial at bar Lacl.been Thurs ..: day, May 1. • • ,::.Lord ELIANLIOROUGII.—TIie rule was granted on the application of yourself or of the Attorney- General. Mr, Sot.tcyrott-GENERAL.---On the motion of the A ttoi ney• General.. lArd F,Loisoottgu43o.7.--Then let the rule be discharged .Rule dLscharged. Mr. ttattas moved fora Mandamus to the Arch - ot the Arehtleaeonry of the East•llitling ot Vol e, commanding him to swear into office certain nersons,Who boil been elected elitirch wardens of the paribb The pat ish of. riley w‘is divided into. three townhlii!”-- 7 4 Ges . tborn, 'Sebbestnn„.atol Wiley the t ;co fiist i . by iminemorial 'usage,: elected two churtdrwar,tents, find the 'townhhip - of Fiky two more : it was au • impropriate- 'rectory, awl fluty was performed by a perpetual sti.prudiar curate, whonever had elect - t hrone of I.4e . chttechwArdetts, qs wa,i ... the ease in ..sonte parishes ;, the right of election ' was in t h e piri.shioners paying : 6'6.4 and lot ; and they had nombtated tour persons, who, at the visitation,. were resented to tireArrlichracon, :wbo refuse :$.l to.administer the oath, as 7\114. Evan the ..etiriAte of Filvy,` esetitcd another rlttttcb w4rden for the sitine pllfpose.-7- - Wri granted, -Qui) WAILHANTO. ' . Attu. IvlPlittwitATthill: typlied tor, inforisitioas; ' 111 the whim e oil quo - 11e13rioto,tir 1 4 0 ; Pkrimsc of osreruliqing by what nth i t ol.liy tint pt.'1145101 iittitt. litooLvAi cilliceA of C"Pi t a l 1 . 1 "rge"" of the Borough .01 Jithestcr. The right of I. , lleetion tvlt9 ;11 the and she majority of tWeire CapitSl - thirge. VW:al:Cy • tot-attired in Nay, 1814 ; ansf..in.conqetinenco.! of Mandan:L(4s fr.(int, !his Court, ,the B.rilia and live eaPital — Btitiesses elected Mr. BrOOkeg';_ at the twine time another vacancy occurred by resigna. tion, and Mr. Baker was immediately appointed to it. The objection _to Brookes therefore was, 1w 13 maioritv of the . . -• capital Burgesses , .anti in Balser's election there were' t o defects—first, the absence of a majority; and, secondly, the Want of due notice rir'electioa required by the, charter.--Rules to ohOto cauee granted. Inqr , IIEI.IIY.V.I`,NIEL ANN roRVIS.. 'fbis action, for money had and recvieed, was tried' before 'Justice Dat.t.as at Alaidstone.. The plaintiff sought to r.ecover 81;7s. 10(1. a§ at; excessive di.tress The defendants were col.' lectors,of taxes, and ordeped übv)ker to distrait) Ott the property of the plaintiff . ; the broker made' an exorbitant charge for leis trouble, and the action 'was brought to recover back the money improperly paid to hith, tinder the distress. At ttie trial three objettions wet e urged to the plain :ii3•'s right to recover under the 33d and 70th .sectiOns of 43.Ge0. J i C. that, pre vious to the commeneeMent or the action a month"s notice:might to hove beet given. Secondly, hat the Action ought to have.beeu brooglit within six inouths•after the cause of action arose, that as the cause :or:action arose : out of a distress, the.dispute ought to have been referred to two Commissioners, who would have decided between the parties without expvoce. The Learned Judge allowed the plaintiff to recover, giving the tieletf-, d.int. leave to move to enter a nonsuit. Mr. Go ItNey this day applied to the Court ac cordiogly ; anti after : btiting the. points above mentioned, obtained a title to show cause. JUSTIFICATION OF BAIL. Lord Ei.J.ENuottipoott gave public notice, that future the btisiness at jostifying hail in open Court would he transacted in the Duchy Court, and that one of the Judges would sit thereiu to morrow for that purpose. coditr ExenEovEn. Sir R. RR:omit:is this day took his seat as Lord Chief Baron of, l'his Court. The Court was oc cupied an hour or two' hearlog tuotious of.no pubticHitopuFOnce for new trials. INSOLVENT •I) EBTORS' COURT, Aram /3. -EXI RAM )INARY CASE, • General John Maximilian Von Escher was oppos.- ed by Mr. Aicintitiws and Mr. AnoLrflus, tot three creditors. The iiii4l.4lttl'hy Mr. A'.ros r w s , sta t ed, Illat h - e'h a tl come to England in Febronay, 1816. fie bad lodged at - first with Al the Ilrhite ',Bear, in , Bitsinglnill.street. lie h;stl, lodged with a Mr. Cottle, in Windatill-strect,, and he also lived ' with a Mr. Arundel. ,Thtie were soiree pipers 'Of his buried. in Mr. Arundel's kit 'Own: lie believed what was bitried there con. sister! of old music,. lie buried •the papers in the kitchen on the solicitation of ,Me, r oe hi s own security, fie had bad a 61ttable case with, three locks' On it. lie bad fierce told Mr. Arun-, delthat'he ban any valuable effects whatever. Ile . . had madea.hole in a•chest *of drawrts, frOm, th top in the bottom, and put ;[ wise throng,li IJe had money when he Cause to Euglat4d, acid wtls' In expectation of cou,idetuble rernittattres from libroad. lie had mentioned the house of Perigeatta., in Paris, to , those with whom he lodged, hut he never had a farthing of moo ey in their ;hands, When he came to England lie Isatl reference 9 to Sir Joseph Banks and to theitight lion. George Neville. , lie had ; no' doubt , but , the Le.irned Counsel might beat of him if he should inquire o f Sir .lasepli 'Banks: lie had ,been, recommended to Sir Joseph by Mr. Mendoza -and a Mr. Silly. lle,had also lord a letter front the I)oches3 of Slxe" Coburg. Ile Ile had never said that thc., Prince 'of Saxe Col org had servedlna regiment : whieb bad commanded. He had seen the I, ll ,rittct;.o S3;:e Coburg, but was not personally seypinted : with him. AViiiritS •lot - recolleute<l,'.it, was in October lits.tAllat '',ia!ent in prison. The doplicatei which he had in his possession at the time he went to !prisoo- were sold be believed fur 61. Sir W. Achard was the name under wit kit he . hod signed at bill of t.:xcliange on the 6th of,Api.il, The pAper signed General the Conn( de F e r ra r a w a s never . given to any person by bins. Mr. POLimcic here shortly, addressed the Court. tie submitted that what- the prisoner liktd said,wal "finite sufficient to prevent his being charged with any thingitlative to-the promissory note in the htsnds of his Learned Friend; .ml4l he did think that Learned: Frientl had known iu wnat manner the opposing creditors hairieonfepOssessed of that note, lie (Mr. Andrews) would have. b ee') very backward its bringing - it forward that day. The exatnipa inn then proceeded. - He had gone by the name of IL Preux• lie 'was married on the 20th of April, but the certificate of the Mar-' riage n as under Isis true name, Von Escher. thought it right that he should' he married under i 4 oWnttanie for his wife's prntycl inn. He had . gentlethen with whom he lodged that he was incog. in London. Mr.' ANttidtWS here produced a letter ti - k MI, Cottle', %Offaly 'stated, us he:said„, that Messrs. Perfaeaux had 53,00(11. of his-nloney,.but that he wisttezl 'bat .11e-(Mr. (;tittle), would not touch : it or send any word to-Messrs. I'erigettioo house till he knew itiat.any thing bad liapperied,to hint, fAr lie'did'llbt wish theta, to know where he was. 'ExotninecL—r , Mes3r. Perigeatix', as be had slid before, never bad a 'farthing of his money. To e letter which was:.produced had no signature, and 'it was never his cuttout to send a letter witho u t his Olittle. • • , • ~ Exatnined by Mr. PoLLOCK.--741,,Lett,v d oc ed was written by.ni t o. for Colonel de LtiejWiiik in LCHUI-011.' It .was wvimtn ids own apiolnient % in M 1 '.`(/torte's -house', ,and Mrs„ i tiott le Was sent when he wrote it. It wa s writtmt,in o r d" thA i i t be: etscer'tained WhAtther , Mr'.Cotil tbiok beeorrty'enougli d e I,oe,money that he might be'enabled to return . to hisliative Country. - _ "lte.:exainined by 7 Mr. AN Olt E ws,--Ilis debts amounted to Ain't 3:23t. • lie bovr.we,i turn: ney of - Mr. Cottle. t '.Mr. Cottle lent buy the marri4ge cotiticate. . He did wit kuow„ hO'w many' dresses his wire had front. Mrs.., Pearson attcr the marriage.' He boll requ e st e d MrS., PcitrBo4 . t() conic to the'' Court, but ,It.trd,oever persuaded her to stay away. 11.e.examined by Mr. PoLt,ocK.—He had been• in the service - of Al urat, and, it was in consequence of the change of ailairs in the Jfreuch Gortiftuttent . , tLat' bit,l coti.e to En , 1 , n 1 it 'xas to SCCIIIC . - • • Frsonailit',;:rty that he had ctr;ttc'to thi 9 c"‘" 1- iiy. He had ,igned a Treaty which wus roncinfttl ell for the protection of', the GoFent meat ;` his inama t4it. , ,ht be foynd "II kit yrs sent to hint to the l'orlice name of 'D. Preux. Mr' Kittg, 11c- was. \vas aware of situation, to be 14: 1 4 i n t orm ed 141111 Of it. tic had toll hint he was lie , had expecte?! unntey, for CEAutlel tapie, Si'‘, ( I, ;tlting A nd he had Instho!-. rized hint tb-claim hi debts , oo t that he . might set; le. wt ko t i , h e, o , s e d B o rt. Lad. COlOO.ll Lacapie had t h airied cite.daitgFi ter of Mr. or O'Gi 4 etty', Nvittiledmipaird, to! the Irish Frante. 1 in .borstion,'hot he was nuf , irtanttly arre s ter ! be forel .. coulifsc:cure his rt-trcat. Ile 11114 H 121141) her of papers, 'as soil hers of his eh arnfter atid condition, When he cilnie Ca izOlVitqn, belt Cottle had got then: qtl4 him, : and be applied 1 totigAline for them in vain. All of them wotrh) have had the desired efteq:as vouchers three ., the persons to whom Hwy : belonged itavipd One of the three WIAS General Alonton Duretuct. A Mr - . Robinson, who was n0%1,i, he belieVetf, un dergoing punishment on the Continent for forgery, had 6heareddlim of a considerable stmt. Ile bad accepted the bill OW the 6th o f April, because lie exincted inouey by Colonel I,,tapie oti or before 't he 29th; The letter from Coliuwl de Lae, w hich was to serve as a security, be had asked of" Mrs. Cottle, and she bad said' she could not give it IWO, fur it had been' burnt. The old mnsic . be h ad buried, to appease Mr.,,Atundel,whad under stood that he bad .in his possession hii . papers which were of gi , etit importance, and,he'did not 1l ish him to keep them, lest they . 'night I.:r : it4; him into Aangee. The Prince of ,Saxe Coburg bad been in a different service front that in which lie was, and of Cootie he could never . have stated what had been reported to have come front hint by some of his creditors. Mr. Aohill King called by. Mr. . membered prisoner coming to, lodge him in• February .11315, he thought the 7th or Stlt. li e . lived very frugally when he was at his house, which was in Basinghall-street., 1-je remembered, his saying, that the Prince ,)f Saxe Coburg hail served under him, and he would bring him some , (13y to dine with hint at his house..—Mr. M' Li win, au American merchant, had come with him to his house. Ile knew Mr; M‘Lipritt, but I.e Lad been intortned by that 'gentleman that pi'''. \ , ..s a -steauger to , titit when hecamejo bi.s convoy to 'the :Nli/litc.li'ear. !Ile had gone . to Mt. (.;crStling, the Deputy ltegister of the Admiralty, and hchad intorink.ti him.that he (;new pli , wier. • illl'.'l'lurtet; anderitOo:i fro4N ptif•Wi et that he had - had. t he hotniut': idE ,comatantlin.r mem in which Cite Ptiock; of Sckip (2(;1111rg 11:111 1)CeII Ckiptniii. , IC) • the S;IXe Cobiltg Crulh : , r],onet statement, and he received 4 . t o't . sq . 1..012111 perscn the Dann! of Gat;ilitte•r, ... . . . .. . . . 11i.4e Mt. Pol. Look I ,, ,,litllitted to tile. tviirt (11:1t, Om IcAter prothirc:tl c'btilti t:ot :I,•,:•Ti:ctivel io tvi 'deuce. " ' • . • - " • • ' ANoto?..xvt , , be re evived, 614,111w:1A 4tri cer o 'tv it tre : si'7 , I,c (Jet' I() the Prince of !=.ll.Ne (..i(bur i ;, Which I.,tti been. cd by the lert.ko 'he, Lea vilcd ;H:CI it;It1( (kelilCll, 'til! 11111eSi 61rdiocris , ccio:ti tie /Hoyt:d i flit' letter could not be Nceiyuct as evitteoce. Girtlt. , , called by Mr. AN F. V. l S icposed, that prkuuner had bronglit a cd, , ,e with thi.ei - locki with him to his iiti,rrac d that iti.:ol)taillyt: a tiluicbct ,per! - •, were :word; 1003/..-.lle had gi watch as seenrit y tor the re-payment (.4 he had 'borrowed of hint, (ii the ‘tiitCll eXami tied ~ liw unkv.itood wa; not . Avortli- more than.:tbree pumnils, seak, and all, whereas• it had been represented to:bitit to be '‘vortit 40!. Prisoner bud stated to biro, that he haul a great swat ibfitioney in Alepsraj'erigeitn?..'s hands, at Pris, but he could not keeollect how munch. Mr. ANDlttws"f'-.,mitted, that from all the cir eumstanees %Odell haul been stated, the. (...!etirt Ought to remand the prisoner. yot.t.ocK. stared, that' they had apt:etl to except the three ertnlizu6, aud 'Arundel. Mr. ANDUaIVS ADOL!IIIIS Stltipiped the necehsity .of exce,pting PearsOn, for they stilted, that. that toady had bec•ll very'neaily by the plantity.of good; which the pf wife tend procured from her in the short space of three months, Alr.,PotAnct said, that prisoner could not leave the gaol, excePt he had paid the debts of the three creditors Who had been excepted, and beim e he slic, WI be able to pai Bien,, Airs: Pearson might come forward and oppose his release if she thought proper. • After sonfe Observations from :NIT, Setleant ItuNwtV G t N; Abe. Nl4o4ral. King,, Cottle, ?ma Arundel, wet:44 excepted; and prisoner of eottrae reinantletl till he slioulti-her able 10 pay their debts. .[l?vport states,this oristmer•tO .he it natural on of, Niipoleoo litonaparte,' rr h e only evidence in fktvour of th e report is his conntenance, which all the file and expression , ol the 1.1:4x-Ettipt•ror, at,il gre:at general I.esetithlance.]" _ . 'Yestertlav morning ttbcnt L Wt) orli, i worn n rosidingltl Gray's-intt-time road, 't lu has. bgt . . , for some 'time • disordt'reti in her suttae, - .., got tip ttriperceiv'ed by her Irushamt, and wits di 'l - :t•ve.r.. thortly -afterwards by ; the. wind:m.ln (who 5;1•-• her going from the boost:). ,at etnpt ng ; to 0 vet a high 'Vir - 0i , , , r ) ---p a li ng that pi:rated alor; , pond honi ;wtd, Slipiqlhed 1,1; 1 It; dt'rzWli She lad Arotitio.:, th e tim e but her client ise and a shatvt. She tr.. , home. ()it Alontlq youtig . tnan anti vfomot toot, a bolit ttt ettper!s-bridgc to t:.roi?s the 111 ‘ nines when abort the' middle :of the RiTers sjte briar; and... being. i3t a ' 9l 4t/ intoxication titsfi.d-the man toind t heck ;and r P Precipitated both into the water. The man was saved •by the boatntan, but the woman was 1171- ,fOrtilhfttelY drOWned. . t‘ . . . . . if I d Ltb f BA. 1 LEV ; 'fr.,'•!**brii ;P . )! 11 ' . .. s _ me . 1., . • F , E ; f T t l i'? P r v. .',.. a t,:;:t•oc;" of 0 o .is • t A".• . 'apoit -tii•e!llerti'.. ..e.ol‘vai - ds, a .g•I : 4.: 1:; or'l4.• * i'Ll''''' ) ii t ig was Lis ,c;•;:Aut. .!11.- .4;0 % v•io, i;'l'hfve v, RI (I i'. ~.'' ,•-• •,... - . ‘. i .'-'! I • ':',*. Mttfi SF L: ;1- :: I ht.i! i-it'h'r.V.eu s''`''''', • , :c! skatf, it %las et ;th.l4i hd badiad . girl - ,•who, :ront-itgr.,:tmii , ; l42 .i";y l;i.o : ovia.,:fi t.„ di.E:,..„,.r...Attiltilti nom .•'' linped 1!;-..:.t ti:e :)-;.i.,:..it,t:...'',; it:re.d%ll ck'-er mii"l i,;..1 (it ti.:-: .;Itar::re :I'.'i'tji:l; hi,,l:ad. acquitted. ''- --`' ''' Ilillidma Gtarg.:tva's'ilitticteJ. for htiv.llli, ri'elilY - iqoi... e,.w, o.oin !Aml;,eiltrf,t(i die 1! ito,ttst: of I)..‘id :IJ : dill . , "with intea: to goods mid eloattcls: ' . , Upon . the evidenca of tit i elirdSeetitor, LI rs,' it ' a tvl-tt4tin i ati; aliti:two :police offic that .2dr: .Milleir liv.cd,: in littaltill-row, a"' rni? r njo g of Febittary , ahotit four lad+ watelititan in goini!' h 8 is•rottack round ib e , tor's dour open. lie called out, ``•Wi'°' No answer .ivss : givn; . trot I he pti:ione r a ' ,opetted. the .dour vevidc, a ocl was l''''''''' when Collated by the watchla3o. •If 11 ' a m ticither att rodled ittrward, and oo" p sorer snYing, iia:y.eXt.'hint,,'.k l'e'' cl , / „ " • Mall dw on, RIM tilt y both COC:Api, I , c " Pilier loan (Franeis Ewer), who a t bur- ,;I: Bailey Sessioni' iii;t4 Convicted of this iln`.vt-ver•• came up, the:wAtclinl4lll:C4,.: saner, OVcr tliS, head with h is s'.4 ft', ali.n 1I ' l A few days afterwards the ribodai. 4 ," 11endetl, and be was identified by the 41!' head. .... witness cal!ed proved that (Ile WatClol)29 Lp,11,:.1 jaiN:::::l6its.edr:;:ftn.:l4t:'iiociliseitaiii:illi:sdoat:::l;.:(l;:;:tie.atililiel(?)ll:,ls::::ti.i.ese, apprehended, howeA4v,... Grenville came what t . . thitiinele. (buigla:).`l•lllUveptg);:thtellengcl.:"l(ed' dhe had said', huts lie could swn' t () 1. , Grenville said, 4 ‘ I have sworn to hiino ' l4 u stick co Ititn,-riglit or wrong . I t : The Jury, ft 'aeing ret ired 'for a soar turned a verdict ol—Not Giiiiiil• . , -------------- 17 .. , w ere -,zi.P.ctrpt ost,—On Sitturthly Ilits... ,e 1 n 6ll Ihe nets 'dr° in front of GblniCi;;,, s".4()I; parsoaatt i ti their scatence, 11"'-' :age11:.422. and jacub l'ool, lige ( ~,t :5 " : , t „ wif .seVantte iitoictrarats at, the ial' o ', be , !!'st thitTged, them witi; b‘oling c r4 , t \• ) ; ,tr, ill- , ,reated Nirst Hannah ,Ship , P',, a wl. c () inltY , • and robbett her. qt ni (ill ' Y t i die 'aifin-dei ors the Ki H es highway; n,1100,1 'cl'aritig thvitt'with a..1)t00K1."1,,:'.:(1h. 0, !. , .0. , e.. of Thoittos Ashley:, of ‘: ,bl s cryt l'he cil,:liottstatices artentliag tilt' lb ~ ii 't'illip tt- t i , e . o f st) ~,,,zravp;:etl el I,"; t ,c n i "" r eci , - -tottei- :taviag, tr.tal`the feat 4.. , , I,‘ "llvir persttil, beatOs.hrt (il'r "" If 4 , , ~,L at' ''' ' , le. : tit no the.' • to•td) . , as to Ot*, -1 011 Ol e , 'tiwri-y'hoing e'sten3eti .It),lltv't:•6:idi '' it'Xt!r"il.'di, Et; lc 's wi i c :,,,o‘A- it': b. , l oot ‘) , it., and the disll . 4 ..iitte, ;40 01 ' ; I : li i i,ka . it' l3t i!'"giiied Orli) tleicris:,..ai ; ,:t'•';', l ) ,,,i 10 0 s'x, v..° dot (114.1 ii.i het' , 141 , ""• '• ill 1 I-::t it ti i.h,... , 1-1:.•:t1 • 4...hi1'&,..1., 1' i ": 00 . ,,r , :)..1 .:1.) iv hont h:td raut.t d ;t1 ''P; ilic ,,:, :‘,: re Ili', t()l,,'!;'. t . 1 , t., pi iitl'O'll 10 , 041011:,::u, ‘..r!'l ( h e . 1 : ,•, 1 .., ~ i ,r, ~, f ~,,,,,,,,. 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