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HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE 3. NEW snAKEIL The F nose was summoned to the . Molise of ds to helr the a*sent of the Crown signified to their (bOice of a §peaker. On their return, Mr. SPEAKER saul j '' I have to acquaint the Horse that this House has been into the House of ,and that his Royal Highness the Prince Itegent, acting in the name and on ht alf of his. '7 , 4:4)'esty, has been ple:tsed to signify his graCloili approbation of ilia choice which the House has. been plea , cd to make of a Speaker. I perhaps may iKrmitteti to avail myselt of this opportunity to . ex2ress my deep and grat ef_pl sense of the high dis tinction which the House haye bestowed upon me, and the great cOnfidence•with which they have ho.. pritirednie,•---( (-fear . 1 .)-01 , 1 many oceasioilwri shall /hulk necessary to have recourse toltheassistance and indulgence of the House, buLliest perfecthsatisfied that as fir as' I endeavour diligently to ilischarge dnties of the situation in which they have been :pleased to place.me, I shall nut appeal to them in • hearl)--- . --I know that the i-louse will support me whilst I endeavour to the best of my ability to stir port their ancient rights and privileges, and to maintain their rules and - orders, the pres"ervation of winch is as important to the liberties and independence of the subject, as to the di , nity and welt-being' of the House.— - (1-.teat7l)—The•House perhaps tow permit tr::: to sug . gest, That there are many dropped Or- theTmay think it right to'dispose at before'they proceed ,to other business." Lord CASTIAABAGH said, of; to-morrow was • the anniversary of his Majesty's birth, he should, a% , reeablv to custom move, that the }base on its rising do adjouili to Thursday.—Agreed to. The sfvei al Orolcrs•were then fixed for future days respectively.' • BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Mr. 711.1 , MtrIT toi;t: to mention a circumstance which he thongt:t might not to pass t - ..-r,vition. The Second 'Report of the Coin nit tee nn the Police of the MetropOlis had mound its way to,a newspaper betore a single copy had been is► sued to a Member Of that ilouse.—(llaar did not wish to make-this, a matter of fornial com plaint, butt it , was a want of care, or an irrego. Inity (.11 the part of those to whom these (topic uteurs' and reports were entrusted, 'which q thought it his dnty . to , COMPENSATION BILL. The further consiiieration of the peppit upon Ott Civil Serviecs ltecompt nc.e fiitetl frig Thursday, after a tew Words from Cattle. reagir, Lou ar..l?otisonby, Calcraft, and. Air. flusLisson. .ExtE,NTS.,pd ATP; On the motion that the Iz,x.tents'in Aid Bill be read a sreOnklime my Thursday - nest, Mr. S,:iriTti'gaye notice, Oat he would pre; V . lotiSly move for a Select Committee to enquire Mir; tilt sttitivet.L—(lear !) IL 'l)Avts pfesenteil a petition .frpna 11,e'rchants, Bankers, &c, Bristol, complahaniz ortlie ineffie - a'ey t f the - prov.isiO'nj th . e:i s bose mit, and penvin 4 41..41 to . adopt.a 'ineitsnre • to,,meet the mAny.evils' arisit',g out of the present system. Prioxlteßoe ctiMplained Of the insufficiency ► oi - the Lill. 'Mr. 'W. Sttrra wished that. the Bill might not • lie . Precs-d .the question, Whether a Sel'ect COmmittee shtiufil, be appointed ? ,ba&been diipusot • • .Time,enAtmeLLott of the SXCHECILIER was not sa sanguine as to `believe- that . the Bill would obviate ail -Objections, but lie thought it would effect much good. Vetition orlered to lie on the table. "- tiAny.As CORPUS SUSPENSION ACT. Nr. Sheriff Brydgeg presented at the Bar, the Fetid 0 , the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Corn eiton:; of the Ciiy of London, in Common Council Inienthied, pi . ,:yiog the lionse not to extend ftir titer Ott.. present SlispensiOn of the Habeas Corpus 'Act.—llead;and ()Hued to lie on the Table. sTAT 111 r. CtinwaN rim naice a Circumstance, %thick appeared tohnn of: the greatest importance in :the administration of erhuinal justice, and to tilove For a pper, to the - production ,Of which be appre bender! thure would be IVO objection, as to W ai t the t ot tnality of ultotice would.he to - defeat the object liehad in v;ew, It' it was, the duty of the Member s of that House at all 'timeS to watch over and protect the rights of the people, it was partietthrly so at the present ,moment, when the Constitution was in abeyance; and the libel ties- of th e people . ,were in the hands of Ministers. The law of Treason required that n list of witnesses 61)6411(1 beserved on-prisoners ten days, at least, before their trial. In the'prosecntion of the per -sons now in the Tower, tinder charges of High Treason, forty-one witnesses had been examined before the Grand Jury tut what would the llotise 6%1( 4 ;when -he stated that a list of not fewer'-than - two hundred .and forty witnesses had been served 'upon them. Individuals prosecuted' by Govern:Dent hail to contend against 'fearful odds, and this was etiough to 'create the jealousy !of ihe.lionse. Mr. Fox said,. the privilege of Ote virtual• infraction . of which he 11.01 eomplain ett, was one of tOcs'geeatest that . the subject en- jileti. 4 Lora CAtiTi,ti.ur„...on Dere rose, to remind the }louse 'there vv‘ts'A;lll 4 l. husiness- pressing upon t h e► . hat waft iii4,o,:cdt.to sit dowil agiiitt,'by cries at Order ! Order , ! • . C uL i N g N proened,.:d. Ile should bel rehtly ;Jo givt: way, but iv! 1110 to be of Do rtonce, and lit milyfee,retted that it Was Dot in /Oiler The delivety.ti r f of jOO liesveoi wore th'an'•4ati,ixedit'aiecosstry . lartt Grand J u ry to hurl billi-ot,osliethrtott:opon, ttpit,c;4l.§cl to Hot It) t oilittitit.at94il+it 1114• spirit, irnot itgainst the b tter,, otzinr-Lttoptstie—provivivni of the law. wi141,14..u5k, could-'that crime a trea3„,, , b,14, which le9A.‘red 240 witnesses to wove it Or wss D045,y14,41.4t, extraordiDerynninhe r should b‘tcx hcvn tsotor4 cruveot the.p.ritopt4s knowing Wiri) welte I .ivetstily to 4e brmigitt.agaiust them ? If tiong without t . he knowledge of '401114 , thank Mini. for, giving them 41ft 9 "PP"riOn4Yt9iiliVVMY it, potl, to correct Ott' c vii: r there was time -to do it, by tilt. lictl of a contracted list. There seas adothet point ssvirlels be Most ;Overt he limped awl trusted no . Report, .recomineudisyv the continu ance of the suspension, of the Habeas Corpus, would- be brought 'before the House *Until the trials of the prisoners', which tommenee op -Man day next, were concluded, as the debates to which such Report would give rise, might have the effect of. influencing the minds of those who were engaged in'the administration of the highly penal law by which they Were but to be tried. lie should. &nye, that there 'be laid before the House copies of the lists of, witnesses served on the prisoners in the Totver,,now wider arraign ment for high treasnh . . The ATTOLINEY-GENTERAL said, the [loth Gen tleman had not-, to his mind; Made oat any case for the papers. he . had moved for; He did not know how it was possible. to suppose that any list could have beetH prepaied with the view that had been insinuated.—(Hear, hear !)----The list certainly contained a great number of names, but it was because the law had made it imperative, that the mune of every ,witness called on the trial should be included in the list, . ltt other cases it sometimes happened, that in the process of a cause, witnesses, notpreviouslythUnght itei:esiary,inight Le wanted, and might be had, to strengthen teSti= molly that had gone before ; hut .when the law had said, that a list of every .witness to he called should be served on the prisoners, and - that no witness should 'he tailed upon whose name was not iii that list, it would have helot a neglect of duty in those who had to 'conduct the prosecutions if they had omitted the names of any persons at all likely to be wanted on the trials.—(lieur, hear !) He ventured to state to the„ ilouse; that those whO conducted these.prnseeutinus would not pin the of a single individual in the list of wit nesses for any other purpose than to arm them selves with the power s of doicrg what Might prOve to he necessary to substantiate their' He eid not mean to say that it was considered iterative on them to call 'every;witness, but they would have been nnpardon.ible if tliq had wanted one individual of whom thy had deprived theni• selVetthY neglecting . to inclnde hint id the number; though the nnuthei had been swelledto a host, it could. not he considered, an abose of the law to iitjtt all who could in any event be wanted, 'diprecated producing disciis4ion on impending !)--He woul4 not venttsie to allude whir might possibly best he e e vent:, but be ntilli . take upon himself to say, that there was not one wit :.ness put:into'the list to whom some 1:110 , i ledge of some fact was not ascribed that Might he neces sary to bastated. Many .circtimsiances standing ,simply by- themselves might appear indifferent, Which by concatenation in ht beeinne of the lit -most iniportanee 'Aft there Mitt. Hot, one perSoh ; ,in the list to the knOwledgeibi some fact Was OM asmihed,he should oppose the atotion . — • , . (Hear, hear l) Mr. CUEMEN said, after wkathad'been , stated on the- resp.oosibility of the:lion. and Learned Gentleman, he,sboultrnetpeess-tho motion wiiieh he. had thoug h o4 it Lis Only to -6tifig before the House. ' 1 he motion. With.the permission .of the House,. was accordingly withdrawn. Scrjea t ()its Lc) w presented a i Vetitionlrpm Belfast against the-Laws th4Atte,of 111- teretit Money......Ordcred lo : lieokOhetable. • NRIV WRIT& • N e w INiritC Were moved for pie University Of Oxford, in the room of the Riga HOri. C Abbot, Tailed to the - House Of frets ; fur' Limerick . , in the 'room of Cal. Vereker, reinovetl to the Irish- Peerage, by the title of Lord Viscount.Gort ;. and for the 'City of Loudon (moved:by Sir William Curtis in the room of H. C. Cotnbe, Esq. he having accepted the nominal place of Steward of the Chiltern Httudreds. These Writs having been ordered,' • Jr. •PONtIONBY he femed he was tno late to make rein,rks on the motion for a Writ for Limerick to be of avail . ; but he understood that there w 23 considerable doubt as to-the validity of Colonel Verekcr's Peerage. Such being the ease, he thought the Writ ought not to have been moved. • ' After some conversation nip the tiOde r iliat should he pursued, • , The SPEAKER said, the diffietilor ‘i'as of easy remedy, us he had umitted to put the motion on that Writ. The omission was his, and be trusted the House would pardon the oversight, it having been occasioned by the quick soccession of motions for new Writs.—(Hear hear !) Mr. PEEL then withdrew' 'the motion for that writ. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. Lord CASTLIIREAGII appeared at .the 'Mar with the followitig Message from' his Ittqal ltighfless the.Priace itegent " Gi, P. R..-. His Royal Pitatneta the Pricee Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his majesty, has.girrn tiers that there he laid before the House of Commons papees containing information reapcet.ing the continuance of prac tices, meetings, and cdmhinationi, in different parts of the kingdom, to which, at the rorinnencinunt of the present S es _ sion of Parliament, his Royal IliglineFts tilted the Attention Of ihe House, and which arc still carried on in such a rum ntr, and to such an extent, as are calculated todisturb th e pubic tranquillity, and to 'endanger the security of the esta bli4ted Constitution of these Realm*. " His Royal Highneis recompends to the House of Com mons to take these papers into their innuediate'and serious consideration. " GEORGE, P. R." Ilis`Lordship then ' moved, that it should be taken into consideration on 'fliursday:next.—Or tiered. THE LATE. SPEAKER. • Lard C•tSTLEREAGII appearell at the Bar, wi t h the. folloyving Message from his' Royal Llighttest the Prince Regent : - . • " (VP. R.—The , Prinee'Regent, acting in pie name and on the behalf of his Nlajesty, thinks it right to inform the House of. Commons; that having taken into his consideration Use eminent and distingnished services of the Right Honour able Charles Abbot during the tong rind eventful 'period in which he has filed the situ,stion'of Sfoiandi of that ilnuse has conferred upon him the dignity of A. 114 1 .011 of the Critite(l Kingdom, b y the title of liaeo n c o Ichester; of Colcliestoir, in the county of Bugs, and 1.115 Wince 11,1gelit,Teoturnelsls to the PO PO of 1 :° 1 4 1 44 qP4 l e)ii.43. Mrision for Charles Latta Ceicitester ) and for theLeir wale of his linit sq , ?e,test to the title, es Ansil, under ran tLc cir eautotance, Lr itia 6 .ed just amt. seasonable. GEOKLE, - P. R." Lord CASTI,EIIRAGH then 'gave notice that on Timidity next he should Move a vote of thanks to the late Speaker. • The.CUANCRLLOR. of the •EXCHEQUER' moved that the Message of the Prince Regent, respecting the provision to be granted to Lord Colchester, be taken into consideration by a Committee at' the whole House on Thursday next. Mr. C. W. ‘VV:^4.I. said he heard the; Message which had just be e n read with surprise. The services Which were to be rewarded hall been per formed in that House, and thvy 'only were sup posed to knOw them ; and the recOmmentiation to make suitable provisiorvas a reward for them ought to come, trout that House, instead of being Made to it by - me - Crown.—Such was the case in the instance of - Me. Speaker Onslciw, 110 such had been the 'invariable .practice: It was not a point of form for which he was et - intending; .for, was it fitting that the individna occupying their Chair should be tatight to look to the' CrOwn tor his reward.—:-(Lotql cheers.)--'file "Crown never had been supposed to know_ t i ny thing of a Speaker's merits till that House bad marked the sense, of them by an Address 'and why was that course departed from now?—(Hear, hear !) - Lord CASTLRREAGH said, io a low toile of voice, that the pr()vision was required to ettuble the,in dividnal to support t he title with dignity', and not as a reward .tor services in that House.---(Sorne signs of disapprobation and dissent.) l'oNsoNny said, he was pvrtectly astonished that the Noble Lord coultl staid on his legs in that nonse, and- declare to 'get ont of the " Serape," in which he' and his friends about him found themselves, that 0:e provision ,rp q.iired was to compliment the title, slot to re ward the Sp e aker ;---but the &note tort! and lcir Message were at varlauce,:. for - the latter deelayed the whole. to be mu consequence of Lot d colehestcir's " eminent services as :..:.,peaker."— (Hear,,lrear, heal !)'•:-.-Speakino consiltationally, the Crown had no right to tt e. tke noticw-of the .conduet,of Speaker, except it had, ,bee'n . pointed ow liy an Address of that House ; and whoever had undertakento make any comintioica. fjon to the Crown on the 'subject, had }welt guilty ,fit I:flagrant Niolatioo of theArst pvin,cip . les of that .House, and of the Constitution.--,(Lond cries of lietir * D_He'trusted the House wotild not allow Mini s ter to clepat t from-the usual practiee.-7- (Hear !) ikdr. •H. Somtrett objected 'to The ,- diode which Itsccl heen.allopted. The CHeICELLOR of time Cx criEQupß declared, that no disrespect to tl . .e'House had been con irluitlut'eil G. Mr..lVi.::!:ti wished to be ttrulerittiod As p coin plainiiig 'that the reward had not origitiated in that Ibuse-- -, thit it had not resulted'frotwan Ad dres's.-4{llearc 'hear4)—By , the Alinfitert' mode of plioceeding ) ' it appeared a if. she .I.lustse le apt i red', to ;he put in 'mind of their late Speaker— (lleac . hear, hearl) - -,-auci tike precetizat which' taught a Speaker to 100k,,t0 the Qrawrr,„(oe.his, re, warit was•full hc i ir !) Mr. V, FITZGERALD ITUSIva, for, iltelionour,qf the individual concerned ) , that_ there would ii he': nn thought of meeting the lootion With a nt:ga-. J or then quiestion would assiltoe'the Cha racter of a struggle bet Ween that B , oost and the 'Crown, as to which would best arvecitite and liWattl the meritsof a,Speaker.-.-(Hest ! from the • • Benches.) . • After some observatiOns frotn.Sir J. Niwport, Mr: Htiskisson, &c, • _ . The CHiliCil:“ . )l of the Exc.:natal:tan begged to w)thAlr,aw the motion, as the course suggested did not appear to meet the appyobtitionOf thellouse; and added; that on Thursday he trusted he'sbouid be prepared with a 111000111 Oat would be wore likely meet their wishes.--(Hear !) The Motion was withdrawn aceot,dingty, ', Sir F. Du RD lITT prgsen ted 'a petition fro t h seve raltionseholders residing in the tint: of “the,New Street from Carlton- House, complaining of the grievances.they were sobject to in titeir , propertis., under the Act, fle moved that the petition -be referred tollie Committee. After a few words frpm Mr. C. Wyna , and Mr. ILis.kisson, the Ibtise divided Ayes Noes.. • * SI Majority Itgailv,t -ref.,tring the Petition to The Committee . 'Att account of the Rents of the Estates of Greet. with Himpltal for the fast year was presented, and. ordered to lie on the table and to be printed. On the motion that Mr.; George Macpherson grant should have leave of absence for Six weeks on account of urgent private .business,-the House dig icl~d-j.- Ayes NOO ' , 1,1 Majority far the N o ti on •-14' The Report , the golyheiad 'ftnaid 'Mg 'Was . presentßd; And prdered to be printed : li.roort of the Confinittee on the Mange, w Law .as br u irght up, and on the motion that it should li e o n the table, Lord Mwroll observed, 'that the - compentatiou, proposed by tlfit Committee; to be given to Lord de Illaniere, wits too gram,. . Mr. Straw said, chat Lord di Illanyliere had a' vested interest it, the °Wide' which he held . , and maintained - that as he.nraist on all hands be or: lowed to:he entitled, that the sum proposed to be. .given (.sett. a year), the sinallest 'cotil4 reasonably he given. ' -After a.few words from Mr. Alverernipbie and Sir 7. /,,Tswport, and Mr. V. Fitrgerald,' the Re port was. ordered to lie ma the table, and leave Was . given to report to the House the evidence Which li>icl been taken befisre them. • presented a 'Petition from the Coik Mlllnilaettlrers And Cork Cot ters,liraying that tile last additional dirty' on Cork ptiOt he repealed. Read, and ortlered to 'Neon the fable. Lord I.I4iN'ING p resented the 14th Report of the coiruni,.sione r s of the Caledonian Canal, which was ordered`to on the table, and to be printed. Mr. D; Biou , broughtl n a Bill to regulate the duration or Polls in Ireland, and to assimilate the Irish Election Laws to the Englisla.—Read first time': and.ordered to be read a secontl . time on Friday, onirt6 be 'sain=ted: Oil the motion' of Joatt trees orcietato be laid before the count of all Sums due from deceased Collectors of 'taxes in Iretenet fur yeats,littl a statement how far the recovering payment of the balances had been enforced: ~, Sir ./N atvro aT gave no:ice, Oa, ..` he would move for, leave. to bring tend to Ireland the provisions of ti Ite,lief of Unitarians.—MioUrned. hem the LONDON I.IAZFATE, lit the Court at Carlton House, the But of sent his Royal Highness the Re Prince p This day Ow Ri g ht Hon. Sir George Fitigei was, byCODUlland Of EA Royal Hig,bnesi ti in the name and on the behalf of his MJ Majesty's Most' . Hon. Privy Coancil, 'am/ the Board accordingly. • .- BANK 1: ITN. G. Ho!ditch and W. Hannah, Banksidt, Sqrre! chants, to surrende r Juuv, 7, 14, aril J Guildhall. - Attorney. Mr. Watsoir,Clifftil R. Todd; Pontefract, I'vrkshire grhsrv , 3 July 15, at elercneattitsiblintll.Loadon. AV . • num aud Pr eitun t Cololars-fill rot? l''''''' ll. H. Mackenie, Barthotoiass.bitte,.l?aulier, . July la, at eleven at Guildhall. Attnrn, . , gu cht, - 4:ralreustefet;S trand: T. O'Reilly, Larsrea,e -Ponatneibill, June.-10sqas and July 15, at ten at Qv , Messrs. Den:tett, Givasts, rind s 8.. yard,-Collain - street . .. Ai Winterbottom, Lassrence Pountnerbil G. chant, June 10, 39, and Joly i 5, at tea ,7 Woks, :dessrs. Dennett, GreaVes, a nd Ardis-yard Colemati Wcet. G. Young, L:os.eucc Pouutney-hill, London, 10, itE, and July is, ut ten; 'at Guilt Nlessra „Monett., Greases, all lia.Calci u ' yard,Coleman - stree t. R. Gray, jun. Leed s, tnetchant,..leine 100 eleven, at Guildhall , Loriclon. Attorniet, andSpurr. liiihopszate.street. W,Aday.s.,Norp,w,-,waity [.s at 24, and July 15, at oti, Guildhall. Martineau and Malian, Casey-street, Vac! J. H. Coniberbacb, I..tcico Hall, Stallioa June 24, tb, and July 15, at eleven, at the .• ford. Atturnies.*e_sys. Collins and Keel B. ilotlgtios, 'Stattunt, dealer, June .14, r , elevellis at the .SW3II. lull, Matford. Al Collins and tieens,_slaflaid.. 11. Deane, Mart ball, Cheshire, at ten; and July 15, at s ic, at the Pertly sl cl :ii e lea s r fi Tt e s l i l ,ao; Gd . , - r l. i t : t o tb r it i t t an i n e vi s t , : :_ s l t r t . e N ef ,:r . ue b a; t y o r , d 31 40 v vr, J. Marshall, Ilraniley, Survcv. collar-Wale, July 15, at one, at. Guildhall, Londui N ' Lunlt.". . t. Brixba171."0:11" bipbuP S• 111 atilteli4 , . fee Der re, ► 1 - :7. 14. 17, and July 15, at eleven, at the Sri . ' illtast Devon. AttornieS, Mr. ltil4c,' Biaclif#afs-ruad., Loudon; 31,d Mr. Tausii DIVIPF,NDS. Jnne 24, J. Moore; St..l:rha's-sflat June 244. Day, * t J. S:pratswe4 G st e t P l 7 't i : pr ;' c l'i. ab el; t e n t :l rt a lot i lit i a' e t e u T sb r bel s_4 - , 1 ‘:111-j' u tt nial ilie u r ri _ i ';: 2 30 1 4 15 ,: :14. 5 1;:.. ° A n.r1eC' 5.. 6. : 1 :1 1 : : :: ; 0 . t+ Ct46 : 1 :; ,,,1 f a t : ti1 1441 ::: cher-June 28, J. 13ishop ,and J. l' i f -l i ' ul ,glac.l2%us:c4,,ottivuJiitler.oer4r,,,ll-4.lj!riasfie.:Tto.,:,thi!risTaillo:tic:Ba,:r.onSbitc,rlll:Liiistitelpel jsujihclaireeduAnisi::::,o.°ll,!-:;:!.:er, littigt,t, Ilors.lo4lown-lane, Surrey, NI 4 2 :ne j. 2: 0 :I i i es i : er :14 :0 1i S n t e a r r O:n ina 7 1... I L I : i il t t : t y l j te d i e ll S 31 :: I rli f :::; . 1: ; : r: o . ttirei-Juuc 20, J.Tiodnian, DockirlP,,-; . t gust ta, H. Cooper, Portsea, klatn"/".,"c i CERTIFICATES Jul 11 6 . 0 „..t1i B. Taylor anti W. Taylor, Fleet -40' dl al Dutton, Brown's -building's St. :klittl",iit. iut3 (e;"t3): Great Herw,,oti, Statrur";,,lic;--, Cooper, 'Portsda, Hampshire, fri ° I' , Chester, saddler...S. Dark, llengl"l',' ,:rch, N. W• Blundell. Liverpool, tbab07,;......1. rarsea, GiAinorgausttire, cabinet-nToefie , ; 1111 , Derhysliire deater---W• E' -Il ut• nax-spioner-T:George, Leeds, fuerchs ..., street,D e lp ubi a g s n b o d , b ; D : . : P i t : i i tf r n s ilt - nT Ne i: EE J T 7I a l I : l4l i r ti r s SI t a al l ° : l " Sle°4a , 1 1:111 ‘- ti l tr t ' di A t t 1 ' l l Place, Ne*-road-R. T. Moore 3:141 " 'id J• " nu itim thiihatn, Southa.nituapit:n"-j, eat" ifue:11,11:141,:, te13!:litttoe;)(1 ItawitYl)n,ers.hTeite-rarr, is and S. Darwin is° ' l ': 0 P• _.,4 It jl'il'aii(staeTi:alkindanNeVti.e:Pastlesrk"ierris,K-711nugansndiolefaras-c:tru‘rNen.r-7-4raatsrssrft jc'l W.:PkApson and W. Oiven, IliratillOnw,:vort. J. Ildoston and W. Massey, Warrington, ....,,r ) any r ,rt_.._2&tior ...............„ 1 - s To.rn o- ' 0 daft ~i v.r.ster • o w MBLANCROLY Aretl3llt4T. A O deC .er are"' t v Eve o'clock in the afternoon, a wile ' loy (",,,,, took place in. Portman-square. l oiter plop tor.CHARLei DALSTONNEVIPSONI, 0 1, 0 ' o usual walk in the inclosure of the'rl,l4't fo°llll . i s , closed the gate, and WAS etoSilng , ilrit p . A bors" c o , upon her return home, wilc o ' lir f','` ,hi b g r i g o brought g t l7t n t k li the ihgtlt';itfatihlde YrelibilliCilleiltClficu:t!c4ll7::bili' head, and literally dashed it to Pl e ' ' for 1 0 , 1 1,1 'ed lit 11 , clal l flowed profusely, and slle.th ,f d oe Le i f . after. The Lady Was the mother t- , e-,..treis ti . pert . • e an d 7. 1 0 Site was about 33 years ' vey el li , l terestilig. Her remainsrtitvice°ol:o, .ivtihrieoc re't'itiellte,and the scene o 40 ._1 1 ICI IP . ' dt t l ' caused thtre, to a busisJtiti at ito n 4 . I to her, ' I were 1110aC fondly altuciict at/ scribed. " lif iCr° N'estcrtlaY n e fc • C 111,1101,. OP MURDEB,-* a t tgo Sweillsll sailor; who has alrie,koliYceunotliteiejle:. 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