The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-16 00:00:00

' Tl 3 E - AVIVI - C. 4 .L' It ECit K. Prclivirtrici.qt*Oriny Night. niNc's Trt:. - wrat.—Lt Norse bi "Nano Attet ;Milt% Les Itseux Arts, ou les 0/naafi:lts. Dtitisv.l..tet.—A New Way to vn.i Old ricloterfair - Ciiles , Orcrrtiteli, Mr. titan ; Lady Allwtittlas XttlAtnight. '.At e tur which, No Sung No Supper. COYLN r-GAtin%N.—kinx John : King .tottn i Nr;:lrograble I Ludy Con,tance, Miss O'Neill. Alter whith i thrSsigg Nor:44or. 4WTKCATRE ROYAL, .F.Gt.1611 Prtg*.itotiikowhis. Lire tiou : Mr. 14.1. i: 4 Mr. If. Jobiiston; thaluttv ..4„.. ,r:.et- Lodi ; 11,11 LIN. Wvieriord. nut..-41 Itratico, lulr c ll t (Mtigtbur- o L 1 Niaotkr• tvz PRICE ni TIM DAV AT r STOCKS Lkin: 3 pct Cent. Bed .......nial B*nk Jo. ,nn...13 11.16thr i 3 per Cent. C0n5.....1.• $llll r indi3 80n411,.".,1inif. 365. pr 4 pet (4.10% - 9011 esch. MI la,— 9l. 13s. pr, 5 par Cent. thity 4ttn...shut Citiii. fist Jia1y ) ...... 731 i 71 cotntsE OF .EXCHANUS, FawAY, Jur: 13, Anattr4l4m . 4, .... 43 * D. it Us. 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Bo' *tits mAdo fu the week. exiling the 11th sitsy of atirtg. 475. 9id. per cwt. ft rErt LON1)0111 Hidg. minutes altrr 4. I Evciiitig. 27 lUillillei ifttr 4. 1117. ..strisr„• ,~ *,.544.444“1 Distitt rAit 3 U V 04441 LONDON, • XONTIV. JUNI Id. 1817 • • ar e * 41,1 some of the Morning and•-..,Evening pawls have attitounce4 their inteotion to glee `Astable Pipers, in ordir eontaiss rise whole of the trials, when they are permitted to publish them, wo think •it loceofarY to infant! our Reader', that ws shell do time sera* EMI the** Yore we request that they Will giro tbietr ordets ediortlingly. "*"1,10141101101 1 ( . 4."' • rawgc:nr) 14trtotzt73etx IN, 't,tremt 1,4 406 stocuryl n the,seeond edition of our last publication, we stated some particuisrs,w,hich bad jou 'cached vs, of a rumoured lasurrectiou la thisi'distriet, and also the arrest of. tart Persons near rkwsbury,, on a charge Of treasonabie prittalcee. We shall now proceed to lay before our (Leaders ell the in. forromion which we have been able to collect upon the subject, and our researches have been con. ducteri with great diligence, with perfect impar tiality, and with the most anxious Wish to come at the truth. We shall first 'Slimily state what ap pears to have been the object and extent of the Tim, and then detail those circumstances which either attended its derelopement, or which have subsequently occurred. It appears, that almost ' immediately after the suppression of the Union Societies, establiOred in different towns in this 1151riC to rk " s •f Gaf ing a reform in Parliamaot, some of the most violent members associated together, in a private and clandestine manner. At these meetiogs it is supposed to have become a question for deliberation,whether a clangs in the represen tation might not la,F ' , Acted without the intervca. ago,. 0440045assiasntireists oisteetscreffect **pore pole appears to baubeen communicated to them by Mr, Oliver, who bed been introduced to these iii tralleformers by Michell, (a Delegate, now in custody), tts a parson descrying their confidence, and nut only disposed to communicate to them in. terestiog information as to the state of the coun try, but able to afford them the mast effectual es. 3iStallee thui recommended," he 500 possessed' himself of thutir unbottaded confidence. This person is said to have represented to these cre dulous men, that all the people in the XL:trope. lis were favourable to a complete champ in the :Government, that every thing was Organized. SUM that it everts absolutely settled, (bat on the night preceding the trial of the state prisoners, (the oight of the sth hoe), a general that% would- take j palace; that us it consequence of this movement, all the public office* were to be taken-possession of, all the constituted authorities seized, and the state prisoners released ; and that a plan had also been arranged for securing " all the military, by svhich ,uTzli Utrtt ctfld btc freteal t . witirout any artfaaiou Of blood. It wet further represented' to them, that itt ori?" Orly = into .beat` thit bloodless reteltstlao, 'it was ithsolutely necetitti'y " ibat bottle ptsn Should bv•siniultanerotslylret'ed van in all peril to/ the , country ; that -it 'was therefore ner.cse. City• that .on ,the night agreed NOON nunitiy ) on Sunday, the Nth instan4 ail the military its every district of the liingdotit shottl4l be secured in their quarters, their arms seiod, and that the magistrates and other civil toffictil should be Or - . rested and placed in a stare of restraint, nOt totrilly that nu roppositiou might tits tuck to the desiipti of the insurgents, but' theft tissty might ietve ate hostages for the safety of suet' o(tbeir own party as might fall into the hands of 401111M171110t. absurd and, wicked projeit Is said to have been • entertained, and in sotne'degree tatted npon, by a cumber of individuals its cliffereut parts of this district ; and a participation is this plot le.alledg,' ed against the persons who were apprehended yes. nudity se'nnight, at Thornhill Lees, charged with biting assembled there, for the purpose of, carrying into immediate effect this daring and •• traitorous' project. Our Readers will pro bably infer, front this statement, that the person introduced by Mitchell to the Ultra lite/tit-men, Web' in troth, a, apy,,and that every -step tOken to wards the exectitiOn of the project, had 'been torn oninjcnted tri persons in authority, to, theflof ap Pr?Te.t° have hecosknown by some of .rhe Magis trates for several weeks past. On Friday morn ing last, leitrti of the'Delegates, together with the informer, met at a publiclhouse in this towo, and proceeded in the direction of Dewslairy, and (tom thence . to Ihorohill Lees, were they had no stoner arrived 'at ..the house of rendezvous than :• they were s urroun d e d b y a detachment of Yen. manty Cavalry, and taken into custody. The following is a correct list of the names and places of residence of the persons apprehended r - John &rattly, Shoemaker, Horbory, near Mac Oeld: : Thomas Murray, Flint.weavte, Leeds.- Imola Moon, Clath•dresser, Luc' s , Thomas Woud, (*whoa., Witstgate Common, Wahefiehl. Michaid wailer, a Publican, and formcrly lieepyr of the You Tree,. Knbertirown. • nit et lltingen'rth, Carpenter, ittenningbam, nv4rtrodfordt •I;tienjaalin Whitley, Clothdretiti, Haluifirth. Edward Flitches, Card-maker, High•To..en. • • , Juecids ndg!gy, cutai tr , „ti fo r i db,;". Walker, Cd‘ttiiet, Tboroisil4l4e9w Desysbury. ,The priS9P•fil were . isuntediatcly eniteced its iimiagetcsagatimi by, tip Yeaataitty Clivaley,. to iyalsefeld, and tisslgs4 its theedort.kilii, s , %oleos 'Oily were eietnio sti i tor several hours by Sir Francis VhdleY WilOds agrei 4 101 00 4 ' 1 4 1 4 1 trY6 Esdi• end otherlifiglitiatt4 Uwe* Assembled. The 'estatni. nation' was private t elms oirctintstences have, transpired, Matti we shall 'stale. It oms nsertid , by one of the witnesses examined, .that. to a * beta at ‘Vbitley, near the place of plrtcoting..th,ere was deposited one hundred nikeS sod ISO stand of fire.arms ; . 'it was further stated y the same witness, that in the house of John Smaller, of ,Hothury, would be found trepantity of ball cartridges. Messengers- :were instantly dis i patched to search both these places, .tind It is Important ;to state, that, on removing the straw in the barn, not a single pike or fire.arm could be discovered, amt it was the opinion of the persons who scorched the premises, that the straw had not been disturbed for .a considerable time. That part of the evittenceWhielt related to the ball cartridges was also falsified, nothing.of the kiwi having been found in the house of Smaller. SVe have introduced the `result of these important searches in this picer, though, in the order of the narrative, it ought to have beew introduced some what' inter. The Court.:flosis at` Wakefield was surrounded by an immense assemblage of pers ons during the whole of theeseminetion. About eight o'clock the prisoners were remanded until MontleY, to the House of Correction, fn . r flintier extunine., trop. were escorted bY the oltvair,e,' , aeho . ,.., were dismounted the escort was attaeltedhy thr4 poiitilace with stooes, brick.hets, Am, throWnwith state violence. The prisoners were, howvver, safely lodged in the House of Correction. Oft Saturday, the suceeeding day, twoltorrps of the l3tbiegioteot tri Light Dragoons arrived. in . ,this, tatVII frog york and that day and Snulay poised over wiihOut the %lightest indication,of in- Stshordioat.ion, though not without. alarm ; for about midnight on Sunday, the town was thrown into the greatest consternation by the bugle sound ing for the cavalry, who remained on duty et the ,Court•bouse all night, in consequence of som e alarming reports which had - reached the Magi's trates, (who were also at the C'ourt•house,i of alt intet)tion to restie the prisoners at Wakefield'. An' express was immediately sent 'there to call out. the Yeomanry Cavalry, who initantly assembled and continued on.,duty all day. NU attempts at release srere made, and • the day passed over at IVakefield tranquillity. Wes re gret, however, to._ state, ti .at au sittri* 'neat' ih ttrtg 0 ..bch4. - Ii;J(14 Tit:l:o7 field, to aStitit3inatt one of the Veoinaory Cuvial ft about one ntelock on Monday morning, by firing a loaded id4tl4 ; the bull of which ikttigtui in the lot-Arad of the horse heitingihg 15 Mk. slleksts- Irel*, of filtdelersiteld, but the ball liren ntul tlie horse is 'likely to rientet. We tintlentittml that in nittrAge tit the same night at. (itself, 4 Til lage near Dewsbury, where thy house of a mewl= of s the. Veotnaury Cavalry was beset by a number Of portents who demanded his ;ems, awl on 4is reciting to give them up, tired several silo:, iettu the bhuse. live persons have beeti at 4 11414116 dd, bind its neighbotnhoo, oft a eltsrge of being concerfied in the former of these ditring onirages.-^They bud since' been committed to York Cesfle,on ',charge of malicious filing : they passed through- this piece yesterday aternoon, ecompinktil by an escort of the Huddersfield Yeo manry Cavitry, . . The following is a list of their name and resi, iiheuhant Oldham mid John Oldham. of Honley; base oltion, and Joshua Knolls, ; of Hohufath ; John Rhodes pm. of Elotbeeis), Heicutirth. The re-examination of the prisoners charged with High' Treason took * place at the !loose of Correction, its Walsv&elti, on Monday, where the Nlagist rate; were holding arspecial Session. for en quiring WO the state of that Gaol. 'Pheroinsher of Gentlemen on the Commission %Offs attend. ed oil this occasion was stheommonly great, among others, were Sir F. L. Wood, Bdrt. Rev, W. It., Hay, (Chairman of the Manchester Set -64)11,0 Rev. Wm, Wood, Benjamin Dertitry, Esq. and Benj. Haiell Allen, Esq. 2 Wm. Prest, Esq. the Mayor of this borough, was also present. This examination was, in the strictest sense, pri vate, as no person, except the Nlagistretes, sv es snffereti to remain in the room doting the &isms• sion o f this subject. Th e pr i soners were therely examined pro forma;. they were brought into t he room separa t ely, an d i n f ormed ' that their farther exatninktion was deferred tint it the firllnveing Mon day, until which time they were re -committed. No witnesses were exandoeti affecting the prisoners, and the meeting might rather be termed a Cron• mitten of Inquiry, than a' meeting of Jas..,ices for the judicial exeminetion of prisoners. It mg „ tij , be 'presum e d f ront this ninisnally long aottrn: mem of the examitration, that no evidence bits yet been given against the prisoners which can. %%ir* rant their committal for. lligh.Treas,ou, and it i# t probable the re-Cpilletitt.4l. WS been witb the' vienr of detaining them until-instructions COO be ref— ceired from Government as to thisk'uttimisic die` prn osal. We un d e autl that 80111 e litiportaut 'paper : have beetrfound in the House of Jas. num. the Leeds Delegate. In using the term delegate, we do not mean to insinuate that-tilt:se persons lave' bre& elected by 'any body of men whatever ; there is ne evidence o f an y suc h d e l egat i on, and the pioha. itility is, that they represent nobody hat them. selves. •' We thick it right to make this 'remark, lest it should be supposed that they we ; 0 delekated by die places where they Appear to be resident, Which would have given a very formidable aspect, to this plot, and a degree of importance to i;:1,Ieli it is by no means entitled. The conspitaryapPears to have been confined to il'enplilar.itiVely small number of persons, and was of ii ...orl ; . e witit.it the laws of the country-afforded ample means to sup press. It appears also to have been of a very recent date, and to have originated in the ittittc:iotts, anti we wilt add, unconstitutional measures adopt ed by Ministers to cheek the vtpression of the public feeling,relatiee to r Reform in Parlipment. It must be further remembered, that the 'account we have given of the plot most be considire4 iu thellature of an ex-parse statement:ond ini,st test. for its credibility, very eensi4lerably„ on the're Hance which can be placed ai•! the:Nviiites:ses,,whri, do not conic before the public in a light wliieb enti4 the: them to much credit, and whose Cr ~ n , ~,., been materially' broken, in upon by circuit staritti stated to the above riecoturt.-, It most be further recollected, that all the persons iiipri'Ateniled .ire of the lowest class of society, illiter.o.te,andill,intprm-.. ed, and liable to he the dupes of designing inco.e, The great mass of the propienre, we are convinced, free from' any knoWletlge" or eonctirrence iti the plot. In short, when the whOleis.dispassir,nately. considtreti, there appears no ground far that ex collate panic ar= i l a l arm vt bleb t h e first annollnee• meta of the 1110 t prOtittCofl, must) less does it nf-, lord any legitimate ground Ter' ft' renmell sus pettsion of the Constttotional Itlg-ht of the Peonle. We feel great satilfaation in having that to stk.te, the most pet feet tranquillity has perevailesthire dnitiltrring 7p,tteleitvi lititirelemoufto:tlitencpeansitt:teoefk,soa nrtnia'itilyrip'7,l;es: had ptloduced,, has Really subsided. , ' SECOND ErwrioN. •' - since the' first' 4Nlition of (stir imper ve st pre pared- fo r th e pre t ,A, th e highly infriortn u t feet lies been conittonirrac4 to 'l3s, itOda' Q ;:esrte:.sble' ,`1 '4 n; li rxr: it: ff.itt tt4 1 .,0 t4 tl , , r -- gl. ~..••" ,• , 1 It eilegKilt t L I % 'wet, 0: t"l i 1,4i.,:44. 14e. 1,..) 1, g ,,t - s "f Imegerrt ken) ['midi)* lil i tilt psi , ;' i silt nt • b g*lteler has b...t. ti suffered to escsiit wit wi f . ty. la tau fitattltat a t ;till fact, w hictr Ivo :*. , '. Illooiested to us at a late Monte Tc'icr'l‘Lsrlii' "'on. tre treat: referred t o Nit. AV'llist's)l° ' littler. io Dewsbury. I tin iortaiit, not, entlytteodet:.:l9l7uvactfulltie:s:: so • - 1. wir the Peo;lc of this Country lit 041 . 3 1 , uil t 1 ; 11 , et :impiety connected With Iliv liberty . 11 -• • 4 tirt isrCtille.t4 we felt it to be tittc iiSPe,"-441 - '- to repsir to Dewsbury, w ithout 0 tainileso,#.' . ... 110% 1 o bi t y t; i i i:o:l 7! t r ih ri e: t e itm ti: . isicertiiin, ea nit iliv.,• - i nil s '. As *precautionary measure, we woe , - i . 44 house of one of the first tuerchant.iaaltar tu,'ll in the town, Aral Mr. 141111,0 t being 5 0- sliggestol, that hi order to render die i t o Pi r t , ti o n complete, Mr. John Dickinsou, s lott r .A. P er io that places should be inviteil to ‘ ll9- t y c iait l l. 'this suggestion being adopted, Nif. Y i '. • .1 0 /11 *NU attended, sod the following 1 1 ur .. , 4 10,, nor investigation into the nrysterinut Ina" i which hunted the subject of our notrirr 4 ' I Mr. %Valens stated, and the truth *Ol7O , lions be is willing to confirm tiy billai.° 04 I jolt . _diet about two months *go , sp at s do, the swine of Oliter caged upon iti.,"' .00 1 1 doceti l liituself as it larliamentary ''''''', s - ,10 1 Irons London, to ascertain the t hip • onr in i to ! pep: It: it; slit: f °tinily. This luau he " t r e itoi , el pttSOO of genteel appearupoe and go, . 10 a, nearly six fret twi . ,;ll, of erect lig"r e t /% .,„11001' red anti, rather large wt.ithers , in' d 3 1 4,;„ r i, I a little' pitted Stith tire tir,:rll pot. ,'" 4,0 0 dress, he trays, was a light f.i..1)i..D31'4 Ciiroqt brown east, biseh w'RiStcotit, dark °, e , e , 1, ,,0' riot ° n i t °. ° sl n tc l ; a a nd :l l ;a c r i a l c in te g riv n b i: j :te 's1;1::: - .*1':';ii forte a chic to furthet discorenet, ra011014.4 his prneeeeli:?ss lo other parts of the tW i a r t( Mr. Oliver, he saes, called „ Fio ina t 4 4 iEs sobsetiutnt :ails, soh?, that vt iL prat d/ ;1,0 s t f a i: :7l 2 y e S s t 1 that t K itt ie t r h G e h y o is ve ti r .r o s i:::: l:l"ticitil"nnolt:ttl::::: petitions of the people, it had nor be0:10,0,11) their deniar.,assblo.huiedsebeinseioiligualiteilelenll ),,,,(,1E04:ilf1; silenced by the fitnervut ion, that tle ce". ii ijot' gage in any r rfteeedill , bet J141'4,111' ''' .1 64.1 . I) A110it.,44., ) or the shedding u ti h u man hltrOn. -11 ,m, Vt . e.`ttiony Mr. Oliver Rau him, that i i , e ,‘` . :tier . 0 4 ,4 1 ' . ' wait one of a eornmittte of Ave tt..`, it . ,t ,101 , .. ~,0 escape of-young Watson; and thin " , wo o , ' bAll had egoany p rut kot counsel,' b e er ,i (fr hove esesp:4l. In fact, the w ' t r 3, 10 11 1; ver's conversation went to shoe' p s eu d,)ic t r '' l'"rfltta.Osigns, and chat be wits j" 4 " ' ~,', traitors h c 111 7 , ( 7 ' ; . • .. ~ S bell etvieers*t ion , ate frigh t .• I i ll "'''' awaked Mr. iltiii.irr's suspicivust 3'..41,,0..th.;: (-I.o",irse:bet wren them bad 111014,111 "414: pl''''', "' L I v'9rnityt last the d4P - t b ' I:pos'''''' 1). - 'vele art este& ai Titonil' II Lt•ct , '''‘'..,,, .1( 0 0 ., ', by °gain eiiiied at Mr. ‘Virt..tt't ,111,:t,,,,k01'.; , 711141 11 . o'elock, and .:"1i... ‘‘' iTert,,' j ', , 11; 0 "' I , i ,J Hies', be'litigked I bur ilk kv;tc. tvi,141"0.010 ',. is ' .. ; 111 „ e• C t ing sat dclegil tea was .tf, he r h ',,,1,1 110 '' ``` i'l"'"thi,li anti carnettly reri°;l, b t rititl - 11 Se her iritiberree' to irrevidi 'l.4os' and is) "[toil. Bet° r c _tYlivrt rtoil"si 6 0 14 , 1 ; ,' to attend the Nivel ing , he Ca lled ligl iti dl , ,1 1 ' 1 : ) . ' •± • whetijir sonny! Mr. %Villas's/I.llod teit' r° ; :j'‘'':,,, • cordingly. roiew ed Lis wii,,.,,Lious t"iiiii.,tr,, attend the 'netting, t enni , iiiiii Mid poto.V It": pets ft i;:ndi• lit London ' 4 vt. ' . 5i,4 4 .:;:i 1 A•rt('4:t'll 0' 44 "-- t- , ..; y‘e. in ti.:,e c0,.,;.:11"'. t,,tx:it:tie,riiiiiiitei:etielelitieilictil;(;).:rt;s•frit:taltiell:::::itviteri,L.,,liiii:l.:);-,yilililgsio:::'itt:itval::::.:s, i::,:,:1.i.1... . i,i , ,0,;,11.. . ,,, ' ' , ~:., rtl°9t,' aiinitotta to h e aert.. ive".,:ildo';'' epaiies Si) calittt. I g Isis tr ai n. . . ~.., r f 17. , * preveuted front 5,0.!:.4 plat ' v: , . . :0 ‘s•l 0 , At the woporritcti time, Ott me''' , t t leo, i tt lA._ 1,1 . , , .. „I'.? !billLie.ll, ar:tl the trdis Vi'lg '`,,',10 6 `',,,t ! rn""/ Mr.. 011yer bu'org of 01 4 " ih- Ite s '• „ rt 0 p i t. 3 k el+ by a detact,ment of Cavalq! • -1,1 0 t° Of 41Ir • Csiiie.!;.iihit had 'the ii) ., n l i iirit i ' l „ c° V. berated, %I t ee eon. eyed to IVaketidt: 00 , ,at e , Witte the i.'"itzniii.itions %vat' P ryce , I v P I Q' ritl C 0.,, tAi_ittse, :q r . 01 i, ,4 halt r es.i‘.tr'' d ot 0 , e ; iers, , which .-..erc. t'.....: 'itaiford A rI"S!, ,feAt rjt.if tltAll 1"" ill ".likt f). id: Ilerc, t° I ";,,'' g aie ' ; , ,, !t..inutpoo and c .,.. D irrsOo, be " 4 I l ' tin` °I ii' '' il ` blr Jtilits Diehiosou, who hid scot li i i „g W t e io , unr,Y , :in* hurl ti.,..3).J.11,at be bats'' le ',, t o 0 . .., 1 ;11 Ita p r i vate fuee ti l , , tbalarios l':' ..o.lv -,, if':, 'lite. V .-. f, - "" • . g tot " , A , , e -enson nfithelsed tow) ~“' ir - 1 ' COD vemttion t u o!,;:inee -.,-- i - it ) 111/ C OP k l ,' "%Ir D tilt '-. *CFI ';Sf.,: .---;jo 4 . doe, , vo v,, r iii: ,- t "'erg in4t vol ~, . 1,,.. .I , ..ficat 0 '''' t l l ' A 11 1 't p.irt` it clic asee.tintVi• $ be ' 4° ' '' kali •' ' ft: ''' t 0 ''' e ' "Ll'ilt'' I•iiir.-astoci....es tine lid'.( ' lii.c l l It ' "itay to treL - :.' , ° f ir, " ' . 010 Av • , Mr. 01;vcr.—` ,. .) i '.pers "' re Ollll.. "l d being a q.7.3..:',,,.‘r, i. tic peirols ‘' .l ,": ( ,iti ` 6 tti2s 7 0 ere nbligtd to :et me at 1.(4.,;(10j.il Abele obsr,..rr.ttieuit i.,,.0,4 toot, jo o' s oe , ' n'liirter, and ,fr. ()liver witherof vitt *" 11 ,l. * c 1t.',0- i 1 r , r. • •i. e • CO4C,J to „ „lee IS. 1 illOit As SOJti al Mr. airer !is , ' P la ::,; id) ° a il° 14 conch. a sprvant i n lick•ry st.ri -- _ vit i p u ll HMI ".. ' • ' I I`";:t4C his lisit,, iloteicti into " ~ ~ Wi:b b:iri. ~ 01 dit cr., if(' Phis - . vreurn::,',,ce. co , ri bTacn tv.. r id , ..4 tVI .„ 0 JO g , : i )it?) , * reasont ilia Oliver hid gi - - ,,,,,0irt - i f ration , irturretot M r . Dickenson « 0 ;711101 ', i t' ter,vant, after the roach h A ti hit t"' or r4 o `o,t , Itl.teay.iiiat tientieitrati) t o %civic!' ng ., lb 11/ ,.1 4 lq;ott, that be had see . tr him at t:J tn r r : 4t . ;„ al* ost loot rtre • ,-iven hittt.st few ilisyS her"r e , 4 " l ,; ti re t'' )1 1 ' "In•ern trent diet place to the Re:. I'r;10,irillo iir i l ,; e a'aeb., Ott recciriui this •or''..'? too', it Ick . if,,on its aired w hy bit, t iostrr i j • e 0t,,!: r .,:i 'he servant replied, 'General l'SY n i:,ro , li e ; P l ' hint, wild agted 4 :11r,. ifyfcr, who,' 'i' A l a ic' ,4 4 iiird A rws , if lie kriew Otiver_? t0.,1,11t,,,,; TYier replica, at Ii had bt-ro O r' C , 0 ,.... ' O liU "e'bili'lle bel:eved !,e was tool L ' "" ' r