The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-26 00:00:00

THE LATE SMITHFIELD MARKET.

Mr. ILill-ilia wus4teks7;wwrjetbarr it wu t►e
itt-atios of tko vv. rnssost to rssettoa t►. ostablishern.
ot• dried most atarktt on ths ots of the lots Sosithaeld
§,ket.

TheCHANCELLOR of the RICHRQUEE said the
geverameat had setae to eo doweio• oa the eob,tiat; they
bad refereed it for ieveetfgatio• to a soraielleina aoasfethig
of the Presiditt of the Bard of Health, the trader Seer -
ter, of the Home-JiCt, sad • lord of the Triunity, sad
they wife aweitiet the retort.
11r. Y. SEVIER laqaiied whether, before sty dual
Amides was tome to es tito atOjeet, the rep rt of the eon-
mfeefes w neleLt• Lid haler' the Hesse of Commess

Tao CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be
Gould badly else soy premiss till be keno wbst was Ow
sedate of tbo ration. (WOW) Tim *blast of OM No-
vonsest was to obtain a 'apart lot Wit own doldsnor,
and zo tor th Information of ptelissent; bet, probibly,
thus would bons oblootion to ley tbo nextinifure pad a-

BARRACK ACCOMMODATION.
Oa the moat of the eammittot of supply Meg breuilit
iPtkr H. WILLOUGHBY clued etteatioa to the it. of
390.0001. fee ben ek or het see matedetka, obeervleg test.
wean added to er•Cose vote., It made a 'eta! soda? thee
bead of 016,000(. It was sifted tkat the *spindlier, at

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abolished. and the gamine woe how 'humid they be
abolished) The truer wee sae of a very peculiar eater
—it repine! se deal with • diMeelty almost rerampled—
it proposed to deal with the aife,re of a somber of
equate and dialect turrets, sad to ley dews
',T....vy priest lee foe the regulation of rob. (Her.)
It was intreethilt—eiMmegh the bill woe founded on the
report of • oarlabore florid d rye, by Mr. Manner. got.
ton, the mere, alloys Scotia-0 fovea al the difficul-
t* ia is. roost* white the gentrosest who had Is work
it oat would have to trocouter; sod it woe oseaseary te give
diicretioeary pewter to the Bead of Trade. They were
bound to see that the barbers were set starved mad the
✓ipping net deprived of the aertere for which the deem
were paid; sod aloe to* to the barer of the meditate is
titre rode. whose surto n aid the areest et whom claim
were sot oretaleed in the report of the eroakeies, sod
which creditor sad which &aims &gilt briber alert
op le soy number and to soy avertet. Power, there-
fore, were /owned 0 the Board of Trade to 'With
tree duties at a time hereafter thread of their bring
abolished at ere, sad If any else weld show that there
wee soy better way of abolishing them at ear, with a doe
retard to thaw rights of which he had spoken, he rued
essly say that he should be *edged to re there ab)lished at
ere. No other purpose wee Weeded, after the esti/leg
nut of thaw two objects which he had stated. but the abed:-
Hee of the toile; sad that woe the coogratiee, sad that
the oppreptiatioe of the fends of the torporstlor by the
gewereet, which they bed beard of is the candid err
meet of the beet sad learned gentlemen the member for
gtereford. He (Mr. Lowe) would sow heir lly rebels the
provt•ims of AA measure, for he hardly merrier hie rea-
-1 sere se ft wee detterlbed to the staterests which had bra
made to the horse, and ha should thee peered to deal
with, owl le believed to 'overthrow the argumeets of the
bee. see hereof ersthossa opposite. Ode of the divots
of the bill wee to abolish puree toll.. It worn appear
' that these Pills at least lad e o Mende. Praire tells were
Jerrie es shipping, which derived so benefit whatever
from the Places where they were leyPel ; the harbours he
gent* were see eutlideetly wide or deer to admit ripe
lob, them; sad y t it wee absurd said ridieeloes to toy
that they had sot ea much of rooted *thew la the to la as
Liver toe! rr say other corpertir ; the wily differre• won
tint the kith, an is goer* belonged to ether which wow,
set or reveille and iallogrial r to Metre each eudid
sod disisterested ed., ern se the great earrorevions
had &vetoed. The sat reties of the bill dealt
with what the boomerbie sad ferret wary
he Illhoehei WWI his 7 of the Pros. He woo-
dier' if k beg ere se,,eppi to the Doe. sad learned re-
deem to sees rhe what property wee--(sore, hear. sad
leshbeitr)— kr be bad Ow. them se reties of &Whist
••perseshhe to property is the Purr et hie speed,. The
bem. sal a had talked of property.
whom Ms went bir= with tare; sad the matter
& Br=
is ilitigat her bees Me et
ltoy other kind of pee-
, Wks Is the way le whirl the bee. and leered
of it The boa. sad leaned gestleran's
be that whimg fret vidoh a ems gee

'mosey was ; bet a man meld get money for telling
mother when goods stoles frovia him were hedden ; bet
that wee not propetty, and headmen of eases of the
sass kind might be put, but acme which would eon-
allots progeny. He (Mr. Lowe) aadentood property
to combats laud width naiebt be appropriated to the use of
maaltiad, or in apical, which was only useful by befog ap-
propriated to the us of maokind ; sad • 'man who was
poiressed of nob property lead • right to bestow It en
others. But a property in another males property—a claim
to take from • ma esh .t is non owe, and to noisier it to
mesell, was • deeeriptles and a delloitioe of property which
he weld alter reeogene. That, however. was the Moak*
of property of which the towel dews mosieted whist) were
dealt with by this bill. What was the propotition of the
boa. rollout's rpmeite ? He pee up the pastes, toile,
and did sot say a word &toot the charities; but
the hoootrable gentlemen claimed for the ratepayers
of Liven orl, net oily those now in catenate,
but those who might 'Mot through Regeratiose yet unbars,
and Wall tinitt,the right tout of E eel and to the tboameadtb
getematiost; that their sabers child's, should be the perk
of the ashore ratepayer. of Liverpool, who would claim the
right to tee, for the otiasht of the people of Liverpool, the
drew of every woman to the Mond ea, from the Q 44011 es
the throne to the servant-4-41 work, who Selliehall the
loon gad doorsteps of oar hones% and that set for the
pretreat bet tor all blurs time. awl with's& mieteme to
the thaws of the windtb of the esnatry, whisk might be
doubled end trebled from time to time, sod to dart
wresting • tuition without limit. There were besides
many hurtles. from which these therm elketed and obtained
esemptioe. While Manebeeter mimed 80.0001. a year for her
Mr tusk fund, Liverpool was "tempt from a bonne" lead :
and was it right that towns like that "Meld be for ever este
oersted from load bards, which on every p taco* of
self-gmeranteat were always paid out of ice d mutton, and
dais to tea eves the consumer without ging hints tone
Is the diatribstion of the tae levied upon him ? Those were
the elates width the hon. end learoed gestleema com-
mended wide, the awe of property. It might be properiy,
but it was the peoperty described by Prothro's—. le
Teat was the claim which woe made; and whet was the
midgets on which It was 'might to be establiehed ? It wee
endeavoured to establish it on thte eon of as.. The his.
and learned putlemaa said that 200 rare yo this eight to
tag their fellow sahects was pare. and by the corporate:sof
Liverpool from theldolyriewa ruby. What site •he terms
of the ;eureka's ? The ass. ad liareed gentleman did not
tell the home that. Why the right was purchased fa a sum
f 7001, wad the animal of tarts so bright was 141. •
year. That was the right and argument by winch • Maim
was set up te tas remote:as pat unbent, and by which
they were M be booed, sad that was the right which the
hoe. and learned gentleman said less about to be meddled
with, and which ought not to be toadied, boson it was
ast only ti 'potato property, but privet, property. He
(Hr. Lowe) could set ssEciently express hie dislike of as
antenna of that kind, the effect of which was not only
rot to raise property as It saluted is the 'etiolation of the
public; bat the sesames% produced so iMpferalOtitelOWer the
staleard of priva e pr tot r.y to the eye of the public I The
hon. and lensed gendarme gartered at soy supported dif-
fe rates betemee cowporete sod priests *terperzy, which be
girt bated Whim (Mr. Lowe) ; bet the cloctriale wee est
relied by him, but would be found Iced dome by tee eon-
laiscOlion who inquired int, the mt i. et, end which was re-
welshed by the c isetitatioo. rpor t ma were toe etea-
toes of plat e utility. He prat tro that we seta Maud, is
coesiderias the question of public utility, t, guide ourselves
by the commie eve of mankrod, end, in some degree, by
their honest prejedien ; but still the list groat principle ia
govermairet was pabl c utility, and if public utility de-
manded, it was the oat, of pill ascot to abolish stub
elais.• as throe, sad, if to abolish them, se to modify
the memo of abolition as to bring ties queues nand t, the
great aid—pebble utility. All corpora lose were meats to
'a wad—the public good—end r of en, e themselves; sod so
lug u they meted that trod they ought to be supported :
but oboe they coated to coitr bete to the great and of
public utility they ought to he atolishid. That we' tbe
their, of corporations; sod although that might not be
tins principle oa which they were fainded, aid althea's!'
they did sot ge to that extent, yet that was the principle
which wee raised Is this bill, sad which toestitated the dif-
ferent» between • eortoration end sit inoietoual. ladiet-
deals were sot the ereatoa of toclity, bat were
Meagan of society; they c r.i-d with them their
own rights, which were bindles on teary man's
etemeeleam, and width were iedeleasible; they were
sot mere agmente, bat the foundation stones of the
meted stmensee on which all resiety rested. Ceepothtleare
miskteziet la-day and be destroyed t ...morrow. They bad
bt ea abolished by the leginatare before sow, ad, whatever
might be the fate of this bill, they would be abolished eg.in
and span. He tom same to the bluolcpal Corporation Act'
of 1836. sod on the reiceiple of that
bill. The c operations of England were generally believed
(for the hoe. end teamed member for Btionkre noted his
ergereitut lie to 'authority), to ham been elective booms
radially usurped the power' of sominatieg
their own member,. At the time of the kumktipel Coto°.
ration Bill all the corporations were either self-elective or
elected bythe mayor, or by the alderman% or by the feremee.
They peasessed eery emsederablo real sod personal pre potty
which they taloned t hold, ma they were di dared by tenets
of law and equity, sod rep• b, Lords El.mb.irough and
Blau, to be utterly independent of any treat whatever,
and they Maimed the use of their property, and did Ste it
In the meet scandal 'us w . They and it as If it Ind
beim, as the hoe. gad b arced gentleman cad it wee, their
owe estat • ; they foisted, they rink, they jobbed—(.. heir,"
mod a laugh)—till ft e hour rf furgmeet rime. Boob w• re
the temp intim' till the year 1835. and such was the bony
which probate l the town•Juei, vales 141. • year, from the
Lard Ilklyeeez of that day. Then cone toe Mimi-
c pal Corporates Refer, Bill, end rightly It ease,
kit these people load 'monopolised tbe while poser
of the lx rouges, sad tee? Rot itto their hands
not dues levied apes the Mt poling lateen?. At toe that of
the Masiciral C.rooretion Melons Bill there wasp pity
beard shoat emflecati to end loss of te erten ; but tin
legislature and the 'swimsuit were fresh from the Reform
Bill, and they dealt with the gentian like mem and states.
me., and they said to the emporia oas—whatever may be
your alleged rights and your charters, you sr* ea job:laity
sad as ialeetkee, sod we wilt sweep you away, with your
*roam of sal'-slectioa, sad pose cl mime to priority, sad all
your paraphernalia, sad we will replica yea by molly etc
tee belies. Acoordingly the ',pies-are took from the
corporatioes ell their alleg-d rights end powen
by the exercise of a p rm. r as great as any that
ever we. 'incised by the legislature, sad they left
them set • vestige of the over& state of t insets ; and by
the Pied sorties of tls Municipal Iti gam Art the powers of
the corporation. were vested in new bodies—the ratepaying
of tin boroughs; sad all their property, and hy coosequence
all them duos and toW, were declared to be held is nest es
• ter rough fited, to r ay, la the diet place, the expenee of
the pedalled the administration of endive la the tornighs,
end say steeples after that W 44 to be spotted for the benefit
et the inhabitants. That art was oat of double inipectatee,
for it was cot oily • bold and sweeping reform in
Itself, but it was an instanter of What parliament
could sad would do when • is atom for
Its interference, and was • pneedent it the pr.eest
case. That bill, however, contained Dee gnat error, for it
gave the tolls sod dues, am am Is prelim it ought t hese
dens, as their property, to the tababitaste, but it beaded
them over to the sew corporations, and addled them with
• treat the most 'monstrous that ever was hoard of, asesely.
'bat the toll. and dues 'hostel be sp?lied to the Moat of
the inhabitants, provided that not a farthisg of the pro-
em& were applied to the berth of the shirring interest!
Ceder the provisitme if that act alone the manicipol sot-
pestles' had aloes held their property ; and there woo, as
the lawyers sold, ro privity between them sad the previous
o 'moieties& The legislature destroyed the predecessors of
the preset ecopegatioss, emanated their perp•rty, arid
vested it is the sus corporatiors; therefore all parttime
gado by the old e mperatiose, like those made from the Moly-
mu: family, were mouth wade pap r The old corporations
were 'messed the newest' were created Is their places, sad
the eel, ficonealow between them was coot a.aed in that pro
*lotion which headed over to the sew corporations the tills
sad dues bald by the old ones. That was • great injustice
whirl by an oversight parliament alto t the chipping hitt-
reet—ea Nineties which teas c -amend with the old min
estime, end perpetuated by the sew toes. They took to
themselves funds wheel' ought te have been devoted to the
whole of the boroughs. The mosey was really that of
ether people, although the eor; °rata bed • kgai title to it,
whom mu hold good in the cont. of law mud equity. But
its as not give to them by jostler; and though the !moisture
bedtime mouth justice, yet at the sametime iv sy t sok from the
skipping Munn' thaws does which seers epproprieted by the
etwporet.oo of Liverpool sod ether t was and gave no *qui-
'sleet for them. Looking to that vie w;o1 the onetime lie(Me
L ere) might say. salmis, did to George Ili.. "Thai what
lad been gained by one revolution had bees lost by an-
other ;" what one act of parliament gave, another might
take away. Was it just that LiTelyolel should collect
126,0001. • mat from the obip,,ing interest, and speed epee
It ugly MOW. • yam ? and that, too, Is c tatneention of the
Moak/pal Corporation Art, width forbade that they should
speed any of the dues ea the abli ping interest ; sad they
bed as right to speed Is that way more 'ban • sum i f 400/.
• year, whisk, by toss special pet:nig 00, vas ic-
eluded fa the peohibitioe. He would ask the House
of Cosiness If that was to be tolerated? The old
torpontieas were sot bound to ray putt/stir &F-
-oliation of their fends, but they could, if they
liked, hate applied Mee portles of limit funds for the
basset of the .Sipping linnet; bet the new core ratioas
bad we melt power, and they meld set speed any of their
meaty ups* adopts', kr being epprn. r wed firstly to
the immure of the plies ad the administrate', of jetties
the bonnets, and after that for the best fit of the MAMA-
taut., how andd they speed any put of it for the baulk of
the Manisa Worm t atMllLivarpedapout 2,000k0t LOW.

• you la that my the torporation broke the law. Woe it
right a jest, wider the ;entente of local self most
for any body of the 'objects of her llaiony to levy such !s-
-pew on all the other objects of the realm ? If seat •
&striae was to prevall,--if a mu'', neiphiroir on sack
• pretext took away kiss property, when was the
seenrity for property ? (Optomit or wars.) If you took
from the shipowners of Manchester, as Liverpool did, too,
or three times over, faxes which any aid emot pay la that
borough, and no equivalent wai Ricca for it. and If ouch a
thing could be dose with brogan itt, wh. re was the boasted
security of littlish property ? Where wee it, and is whom
did it reside ? Thou In r. questions which the government
and the legislature if they were "talented most look into.
The defence of private{ rope rty eras a feeling deeply im-
planted in the mind of Zoglistrow, and they had the wt •
most reverence for the tights of Individuals. In this
tunny slow, of all the crannies in Europe
hod their fghte, which the state was obliged to
respect. The stung were not able to °ppm the
men, eseept by mass of blaodering seta of pediment.
(" Hear," and a lush.) 1 list tees tho theory et our ace-
*Moan. The citing= of hurter 1 bud not • right to
claim a farthing from say other 'ejecta of the crows.
Where were oar individnel right. when we allowed sash •
note= as this t. exist, by which attain boroughs situattd
es the arms of at op • k ad of ornate coustitutesuf
tin* own tad land taxes en ail the Qemes Witten ; sod
juWiled it ma the round of presetting tbe et
local ell-government ? Hoetorehle palettes who de-
fended these claim, in their seal for the proservetioa of
property, would destrt y all pi open, ; for they admitted the
right of one to chins • property in soother man's property.
This sus not merely a question of the rights of the corpo-
rations, but of the rights of those who paid those duties;
and In advccitiog the rights of there prone he (Mr.
Lowe) stood op for the rights of property ; wefts thew who
Wootton a oompuisory Usenet of Ibis kind were intoner'
the tills of grit arty. He same now to th. charities con-
nected with this question, lied be might fairly battened if
ha did not say • word stoat them. for no one had as yet said
• word in their tauter, aid he would leave ft to thew who
foamed hint in the dente to reply to any gaunt, which
might he raised in that subject. One riot was tier, and
that was tint vetted Mums must be raspiest, but it mold
oat he said that a states should be respeetad whisk was to
tositiane the hunt • rate in sit of Ins poor-rate for
the den/knit which the e tolls were :toed, and that Iris
weans unconnected with It. The his. and learned pestle-
maa had brought two c Bra which he said illestraterl the
itjastke of the bill. The fir t wt. the cue of Liverpool,
with regird to which he (Mr. Lowe) had said sem thing ;
and tho wend was that of the Hail Dek Company. It
woe rot • fair way of analog the question to take inland
sues of coniesud dificalty by way of illustration ; bet you
should take the e rdio ary ewes as tee test of the popriety of
the memos. The hos. and 1 gentleman took the
extraordinary e Lee of the Hell Dock Comps. y No doubt
then was great difficulty is that awe ; end tle• difficulty
bad presented itself to the grvetnitest. The Hall Drek
Company was not regulates by lb. general set, but by a
epic at act, and cm the steer on of the p wens, given them
toey had attend into large • ransectiee s; and it would be
wen that the Hall Dot k employ would be made an exotp-
ties tuner the provisions of toe bill. Then there wit the
ease of Bristol, which was also pieced under special
eirenentances, and to which the set was tot in-
' tended to apply. The city of Bristol received 3,0001. or
4,0001. • year tram shipping does, and paid 9,0001. • yur
mita Its local meatier for the hone fit of the shipping in-
tenet, under the provision of an set of nobleman. It
would be hard, theatre'', to deal with Bristol in the same
manner as with other tows., end it would be specially dealt
with by the bill. There might be inventing' ran., aid
the rummest was prepared to do justice
those cases. With regard to the differential dues, as
he (Kr. Lowe) th men, they were not founded is justice.
Honourable gentlemen mast sheave that up to this time
the policy of Beglead had not been charged as regarded
the levying of higher duties on foreign than on English
ships The piny has been also t t enter into reciprocity
treaties with (onion townies, aid to compensate trou
person whose rights might bit intro fend with seeder tholes
treaties by the nos-payment of differential dues, ley pay-
ments oat of the consolidated fund. The bill now proposed
,bar gad that policy and nholishe d all differential dues. Bo
loog as the system remained, in the ewes affected by tee-
-o:ity treaties, payment would have been made
oat of the wasolidated and coitus* find. But, al far
as wet announced by the government it this bill,
th- policy which had tailbone 'retailed tens to be changed,
end duet would no larger be reeeivable Mach mete
founded on rights which it was low Foamed to do sway
with, OD the ground II the general benefit to the country
which would be derived tbetefrom. It would no logger
be the paw of this country that differ. nti.l dues should
be levied; mad after the parsing of .h. bill so reciprocity
traaties could be revived. Those dues were ti fill with ft e
policy which caused them to wise into existence. Tbo
hoe. and learned gentleman (Sir F. Tbesiger) argued u if
the public puree was isezhaustible, sod seem... th thick
that wbde ether corporations were to be couidered. the
great c error tin of all, the State, wee to to he coesidered.
Then ought to be sometime showa (or taking the mosey
of the steits and giving it ts prive te corps r Mom It was
thought with regard to the dunned the imrositne of these
toes that it ma. pedlar right that they shenld cease, and
few perms were cm, wed to preserve to wipe stions the
right to levy such a t latter ; but it was Mu if they wore
del rived of it they await to b. compenseted. Lo at this
viaduct tompeasatioo. How were you to competes'.?
The obi ping iot rest was subjected -o n uojust and unfair
tax, and they had no compensation. If you toot away that
tax and tonspensatin the fa rent t o -lessors of its proceeds,
you would do it by petting the burden of those dues
on the whole nation iastead of on the shipping in-
terest. We. that what you cools all comi tendon ?
In fact t' e two did not acimit of core potation.
Either you mat continue the dues to all etarnity,
lor by a viscose effort cot them off, neardltes of any
claim for computation. Compeneetiou was city st
st'. when you dealt with privets proprietors, whose pro-
perty you were interfering with for the tonvenieme of the
public. Theo, and than only, it oat the duty of the public
to make cooperation, and it ought to be enforced. But
when you take away from • c rporetioo en alleged
right to Is allowed to iron money from other
people without glace them any equiv.' qtt, that
could give so claim to compensation; for if compensation
was granted in web a test, the tax te uld the only trans-
ferred, sad not got rid rf, and the argument in its favour
would be as wring as ever. H. believed be bad gone
through all die important points of the bill. It wet said
that tht bill was framed with great craft, and he (Mr.
Lowe) had got credit for maoy clever things wl.ich be had
sewer thetant of. He bed no c'aist to the cleverness
which was imputed to him. fry the bill was founded on the
report of the esonamisalosen woo had intentioned the
matter ander the {residency of his tight hon. hind ths
neater for the town of Oxford three yews ago.
The tommiseonets hating found • chorea* o' grievance at
Liverpool, proposed a just remedy, which, though it might
be resented in a storm of wee 'llion new, mat be conceded
sooner or later, as the istressir g trade tf the cranny was
daily engmentiog the imprint of relieving it from these
itiquit demoted.. The government had elected, and in
hi. opinion hid wenn elected, to brie g this ease before the
Hosea of Commas and t 1 e people of Benison, and ask them
whether the e witienasere of this ten c tale be endured. Let
him nit be t eld that helium it was lead, it alight to out-
done. B 4 o .ase it in Infra, he &skeet for an act of paths-
meet to abolish it. The wrong would not have bun com-
plete if it were sot legal; bet when mootlity sad legality
were st variance, sad when compensation was impossible,
as in this ease, it was the duty of the leghletere to over-
rule the' which wee legal end to do that which was right.
(Cheep.) Hs believed that no one, h. wryer p rvertei his
judgment by interest or prejudice, could think it was jut
that the sum of 126 0001. • year should be levied upon ship-
ping by a body which was pretested from spending one
tutting of that money for the benefit of those who
p .id It. It was said that theu dues were very light,
that the injury tem very small, and that it was on:y
the linen's. of trade, sod not the high rates, which DUMP
the *coact so coasiderable. It might be 80, hot by mut-
at.' cation even • small Wary would become tat 'enable.
One anybody the right to rob • man of • farthing at a time,
sod farthing by farthing, his pocket would at length be ex-
hausted, ss the constant dropping of water would wear
away • atone. This tax tbe small in detail, but it was
se eled by the multiplicity of the exactions to an or ornions
aggregate. It we. evident th.t the Liverpool en:-
potation were themselves assie its days were sum-
bered; for in the Birkenhead and Limp.' D. eke
Bill of last arias a claw was immolated to
give them power to borrow two millions urea
the vanity of these does. They might have es veldt taken
tower to torn., that ess nos the security of Ihr dock
.divot it vest. • chat ga
upont.;
Ibbni s
rt.hvey.
slisa;d
andto thought htht
•iy"toapred to he deprived of the
remission uf they had determined too she the equity of
Meant ion as little valuable as powitle. That such was the
only ebjeet of their hollow connivance, might he inferred
from the proasios last the two millions of de tat should
ultimately be tabu ou the dock find. It was there-
fore intended t. be • male temporary chard• on
the town duet, to make it appear that parliament
would bate to deal with • diet of three millions
mond soon them instead of we. (' • Hear," from Bit F.
Theagsr.) The hen. sad named gentle aau sheered that
remark; it probably sorrespooded with his notion of the
dexterous management of th. ease of the Liverpool e wpc-
ratios, but it did net ownspond with tie principles of lair
dealing. Such an attempt, however, would show the neon-
sity of prompt manures is this tattoo. Delete theme use-
tines were dealt with st ease and immediately, the same
expedited would be practised by Nevraitle and at er cor-
positions, so that at beet, shut tba ono try would so Inciter
hew the eryiag Mustier, It would be foetid that they trete so
Mangled Witk dillhnet *Ur. Mind .pus tlta as to