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THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Fibruary IS.
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KING LEAK.
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Duke of Alkomy, Mr. flrOutpeas t tut of Kew, Mr. Piro;
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kits, Mire Edlinietes.
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Tb. priseipal Chewier' by IP. Cooper, Mfr.
Mr. Keigkt, sod Miss R. &eel.
Plates to be taw of Mr. Delloell, is abs lo"
Saleire of ere
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KW INDIA •HOUSE, FRISUMLY U, lily.
TrUE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
NITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG.,
SAND, tretilter'te Ike RAM' INDIES, de h. *IT
Nobles,
Thdi, the COST MITTEE of RETYING awl WARE-
HOUSE* win be ready to receive Proposals in writing,
iveakd op, on or &lee WEDNESDAY. thellth of March,
sea Pans 'es may he walls' to supply the
y with
• CAST IRON WATER PIPES;
oat Hie' 4Calidileosie of the Contrite may be sees ea
• A. the Ckrk .of the said Committee, with
whom Propeipals most be left before Eleven o'Cloek is
the Favaosseielef fit told Ni day of March, after vrltidi
Ni. *Moot ware asp Tooke. •
&teeter's,'

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is 4:m4 -walk, 014-
44fillikOka nom et Amber,.
=am awl Cmditima far lattkai the paid respective
may be area ea at As Mae of Werke,
alga" Craaptieliat.•

Almalm PERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
T, CORNIULL, AND ST. JAMES'S-
STREET.
CAPITAL, £760,000.
tab INSURED with thee COMPANY
AdiAmoolloosed to pate by Sea fees NW pert of 'the
4.0 auther; and Wu in tine of Pesos t.
pOOO pm sad Packets, w other dected vessels,
and swell Pare*S. Pooh es Me het...
Oared and lime de Grote, huh iseloded, 'abut sun
Prude. sad without beisig subjected to the incieueeireee
of ogolyMey for die special leave of the Directory, u here-
loft. quo* die usual (*editions of Life Policies.
By order of the Board,
-041 „tint JOHN GREY, Aeteery.

Porowes hawed for the whole Teter of We will parti-
cipate periodically in Two. Third Parts of the Profits of the
Company, by additions, to the Sons insured.
Rules and Conditinsis way be had, by applyieg at tither
of the Compsay's Offices.
A liberal Agency is allowed to Professional Mee effeetiog
lesisrasevs.

REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE,
HACKNEY-ROAD AND BOXTON.
THE FIFTEENTH A NNIV ERSARY
DINNER of ibis INSTITUTION nip be at the
City of Lowden Tavera, Bialteregate.strem, o. THURSDAY
NEXT, the !Ist day of February, ISIS;
• ossensalt,
His Sterol high...,tbe Doke of YORK, I. tie Cbsk.
The Airld Hommarabie Lord Yisermat EXMOUTH,
The Wed Howsemble Lard Views* LOWTHIUti
llsr wRxfAM TRIM= POLE, lam.
Sir CILSILES PLOWER, Ram. Aldermas,
Sir FRANCIS M. 0111111ANNEY, M.P.
THOMAS FEANKLAND LEWIS, M.P.
E. R. Adams, Esq. Gears Palmer, Em.
Cliff Aalamem, Esq. Dula! LaMar, Req.
JobsAtkias, Esq. Alderman, I Robert Settort, Eiq.
111. J. Herta, Esq. I Claude Geo. Tberatee, Esq.
Jamas Malytes, Esq. Mikan Vaarhao, Esq.
Charles Niel. Pannier, Ea,.
•410 Dieser at Six o'Clock precisely.
Ticket", Flhera Shillings each, to be had of the Treasurer,
Stewards, sad Seerelary; at the Refuge, is Hackney road
sad Hostoe • of the Collector, Mr. A. Tattet, b, Carlisle-
place, Lambeth; and at the Bar of the Torero.
ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary.

The day are published, price Ss. ia boards,
LECTURESon PARABLES selected from
the NEW TESTAMENT.
By the Author of "Geraldine."
Printed fur T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. Blaeltonod,
Edialmerch. Of whom allay also be had,
GERALDINE, or Nodes of Faith and Practice, Seamed
Edition, $ vats. limo. price It. Is. in buards.

het poblisbllillitdee 2.. ed.
LA BEAUME on the new auJ successful
TREATMENT of INDIGESTION, BILIOUS amid
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS,
lee ; with as Ateeosst of the extraordinary litMeacy of hie
Portable Sodatory, or Warn Air Bath. Also,
LA BEAUME on the AIR PUMP-VAPOUR BATH,
and GALVANISM, in the Cite of Dioorders of the Sto-
mach, Liver sod Bowels, Goat, Rhenaeatieta, Palsy, At.
price le. And,
LA BEAUME on the Medical Efficacy of ELECTRI-
CITY is Nortions sad CLruate Digestion, with 11111111,111 MS
Coors, pries Mo.
PrbMbt&ed and sold by Highley, Pket-street ; end say
be bad of all lookoAloro.

ORANGE ANIY,k
• YELLOW JENSAI
ROOTS.

THE Nobility mid _
iaferitseel. a Mies of thle.alseve
PLANTS Sr, jam arrived. In dm Awlee.~tw.r, seedlitiee. at JOHN
'URGE'S asd 110128' Old ltaMal. Iratehoist NIL We
awned (terser date Savoy steps), Lowden.
BEAMAN'S PATENT PORTABLE PENS.
A SPURIOUS toistation iltese Pita
EA. recently beets introduced few pahlie sale. J. SEAMAN
and. SONS, 124, Picea&Ny, Illastanetnren. sod sa
of tliegoveistion, respectfully acrobat its nonarrolis PiISM.
and the Patriot, that in few. every his or Packet et their
geniis. Peas will be stamped with a fee simile of the Styli.
tare of the lareatoeco Awl* Brash," by which mesas the
etioaterteit will be easily diseavvreti.
, Jaeweey 54,1122. •• •
Nest weeL will be pailollobwk is two rob. I%wo.
GONVERSA= ad MINRKALOGy
fewta Oeigin.l DesOissio. .4 *
Masai for Lewis% 11110/4
Losolow. . , .

Tbieday is poiblithed,
THE FIRST PART a onticloe nisi
RACICHAIre CATALOGUE of a COLLECTION
f 'NEW sad SECON DMA ND 1100111;' is emboss
of Liternsre: many of +bleb ere is ealondid
sod Ike whole me embed at extremely low Prime
by Reody Nosey.
To be had se the Ram of Sale, No. ISO% flasSe.se the
meow of Isebissbashoireet (prim le. SIL 11111111106 wed
to Parebmore); sad .fah C.osstry beeisellem. -• ••
A lame Conseil'. of Stoke both Seossiddlebil
iselmlimr several moron,. ;west Tombesee, b oe
Sale, of which a Catalogue will be published ail dislinnlest
"ppm unity .

IRELAND!
•
STATE OF TH't CoftrTßY.
WATERFORD, FEBRUARY 9.
LEINSTER CIRCUIT.
We have learned from good authority that We
Circuit will commence at Wicklow ou the 11th
March: The present Solicitor-General. who *fif
the. be Chief Justice, is to be one of the Judges.
FIRE AT THE PALACE.
Alautt half-past four o'clock on Thursday after-
noon this city was thrown into Breit alarm by a
fire occurring in the Bivhop's palace. The Are
took place in one of the upper rooms, sod was
"misty accidents'', although the precise cause
We not been ascertained. It is coojectured
that some soot in a chimney had become ignited.
and that the filmes laud weed ,through the
brick wall, and seized upon the adjoining raf-
ters. The first appearances were alarming. and
even the destruction of the whole

prchended ; bat the greet exertion of all ranks of
people succeeded in a short time in overcoming the
dieigea. eat the • Illsainee areweesainipsiehod basis
any very serious injury wes sismeisied, two or throe
rafters only bring pertly burped. Had the fire
taken place in the night time, the injury would,
probably, have been far greater, as such prompt
interposition could not have been obtained. The
high respect and esteem in which the Bishop is
held by ell the inhabitants were displayed in the
most striking asenner, by their warm expressions of
regret at the occurrence. and by their animated
and zealous efforts to avert the impending danger.
His Lou dship hes done justice to the aid so eagerly
tendered, which must have been highly gratifying
to hie feelings. •
COVNTY LIMERICK.
A letter from Newcastle states the following
alarming particulars
I. Neweastle, Friday Vernier, February IL
GENITLIEMEII-1 beg to narcosis you that the hoes, of
Major Sullivan seer this tows, sad adjuiniag Mr. Evans's,
of Knockader4, was 81184 CIA test night and brollies tab.
The Major was in Newcastle. bet Mrs. Saltine and the
children were i• the lounge, and packing ep, to repair to
lodger's in this tows. Tbey did no other injury, a* arms
being there.

" Last sight the parish church of Killeedy was eat as
ire by the rebels, and is at this hour iu dames. It wan a
seat well-inislied building. The Rector is the Rev. Edward
Geraghty, now its Dublin.
" This moment a berdsmas, of Mr. John Parker's, who
lately resided on a small farm called klellyregan, near Ca-
mas, and was compelled to 'budgie the homes by these le-
gislators, brought bits an account that his farmhouse and
large 081-offiewl were rouseeted to ashes, together with
way articles of dairy utensils mid (moiler*, mad aim some
cows, which were in the ont-houses. Mr. P. is n mum
uoi-
venaally esteemed ; bat being a half pay carer, 1 suppose,
is sufEeiesit.
" P. 3.—1 Opel Ibis to inform you, t►at the church of Ab-
beyfeale was aim demolished last eight, sad the lead sakes
away—thin istss•ier sae► iajorml, sod dm roof knocked off."

ANOTHIII LITTIIIL
" Newcastle Friday Evening, February IL
-"
A report has jest reached this, that four of the 6th dra-
t...* were &prised of obeisant' in Alkbeyfaski this day.
TN way it erreorred, as I beard, was, dial 'topped to feed,
aad gave their aroma in charge to the aware of the Wine,
sad, on their resters from the stables, share was sio account
isf thee.
" The arms of /obis Upton, of Glees's', sad William
Uploa, of Ballynelieros, were last week else taken. •
" Spriagfield Castle, the rinsideecit of the Right Hon.
Lady AI military, was catered on Soaday night last, sod three
pistols takes. There was DO injury dew, hot the steward
bad to fly.
" All the seighbouring Unitas's are coming into lowa
for safety."
COUNTY OF CORK.
Cola, ItBRUART 9.

We have letters this morning from almost ;Very
part of the county, which give most pleasing and
satisfactory arcounta of the disposition of the
peasantry. In the neighbourhood of Bandon only
has there been any outrage committed, and from
thence it is stated. that about twelve o'clock on
Thursday night so armed body of deluded and
infatuated petyle, consisting of near 100 persons.
attacked several houses in the neighbourhood of
that town, for arms, ammunition, &c. Onr of
them was the residence of Mr. William Stanley,
rod another Mr. Allshire's. both of Carhue, m the
parish of Kilbrogan, the doors and windows of
which were batterwl: ueither of these houses con-
tained arms; however, to the former gentleman
they did a great deal of mischief. by cutting
down a large quantity of young trees. This baud

Pelee
people boot"
Guttering "oder ile,
thot the peasantry
of listeshog ' the

persons, yid
e9vety slnt
speedy ref ui
for istioiry
people of trilst,
scheme of beeonsii
einditl.a, tai-
stieke,:te
dieciplioo
0,461 inienity,
etrosgly.
esenot be dreeted
ellll be With(

sea miaisterig

. ..
On Friday last, before day-light, a detachment q
the Mit corps and a part of the carbiseers, under
the cosaussod of Colonel Mitchell, proceeded from
Macrame to the glen between Bautry and limbs.. i
gelds, where the insurgent force bad lately collect-
ed io great numbers: they were accompanied by I
Robert H. Eyre, JCONTati Browne, P. Harding, l
John Browne, J. Coltharst, Eager., Rev. S. Payue, ,
Magistrates, a numerous body of the neighbouring
Gentlemen, and a detachment of the Muskerry
cavalry, heated by Sir Augustus Wsrreu. On
their arrival at the glen, they found. the rebel force
completely dispersed, and from the state of the
place where they had been eacarnired it must li.rve •
been recently, as provisions, bedding, plates, knives
and forks, &c. were found scattered shout in all
directions.
A few straggling parties of the peasantry were
seen un the tops of the ►mountains, but from the
nature of the country quite inaccessible to the ',ru-
men of the military, with any hope of 'access. The
road through the glen was found impassable, having
been blockaded up by huge masses of rock, rolled
down from the adjoining cliffs. The deluded
peasantry to the west of Macroom appear to be
convinced of the wretchedness of their .late coo-
duct. In addition to the perishes already men-
tioned which, have evinced this feeling, the tenantry
on the estates of Sir Nicholas Conway Colthurst,
and Jemmet Browne, Esq. in the parishes of
Ballyvourney and luchegeels, have within the.
last two days (with very few exception.) takerk
before their landlords, the oath of allegisoma,
swearing to give up, by • certain day, all arrns
in their possession, and to inform against Guy!
person in their neighbourhood who may have
s. They have also sworn to give infinmation
against any stranger coming amongst them with ass
miens to lead them astray, sad to which admission
1 A ell
n
the late disturbances in this hitherto most peace-
' able district are to be attributed.
1

lANTURY.
The following extract of • letter from Kantork
is from a writer of high respectability and unques-
tionable, veracity. It will be read with great sa-
tisfaction.

'CAPTURE, FEBRUARY 5.
" Notwithstanding the barbarous outrages lately
committed at Churclitown, and elsewhere, 1 con-
sider Whiteboyism on the decline in this coun-
try. The fernier' are beginning to see and feel
the folly of hoping to ameliorate their circum-
stances by insurrection, and the example of
swearing allegiance and surrendering sews is rapidly
extending its influence. Yesterday I went by
invitation of the peasantry to the chapel of
Coolavota, in company with Mr. MiCarthy and
Mr. Egan (Magistrates). Mr. Ryan, P.P., Dr.
O'Leary, and Mr. Edward Reardon. We were re-
ceived by e very large assembly of people, and I
never attended any public meeting where the bu-
siness of the day was conducted with more decorum
or with. better feeling. Every individual present
came forward to the altar of the chapel, and swore
with doe solemnity. that within two days, they
would deliver up to the Clergy or Magistrates
whatever arms they were possessed of, or could get
in the parish, and that they would maintain due
obedience to the Government of the country, and,
es
far as in them lay. preserve the public peace.
Already they are carrying their oaths into effect.
by bringing in whatever arms they had, or coold
procure. I should add. that this was the fifth pa-
rochial meeting of this description at which Mr.
M'Carthy load attended, with the happiest success,
and his services on this, as well as on every other
occasion, where the peace and tranquillity of the
conniry are concerned, were most judicious and
efficient."
INACROOK.

This country still remains in as perfect a state of
tranquillity as could possibly be expected, after an
ebulitioo which at one time assumed so serious an
aspect. That a few miscreants should bc dissatis-
fied et the restonstioa of peace end goad order, is
what was only to be expected after such a ferment;
but the grand question now is, what is to be done
In insure the future permaiseat tranquillity of this
district, and if of this district, of ell Ireland e
The parish of Clondrohid. the first to appear io
open array against the king's troops, is now as de-
cidedly peaceable as it ever was; the people have
returned to the cultivation of their farina with re-
newed activity; the arms when from the mail
coach have been delivered to that most deserving
Magistrate, Mr. Harding ; the arms they had
themselves (such ss they were) have also been sur-
rendered either to hint or In some other Magistrate.
The main of the people in the perish have takeo
the oath of allegiance.
SPECIAL COMMISSION.
Baron &Midland ■nd Mr. Justice Moore will
arrive sod sleep at Clonmel on Thursday map. mud
reach this city on the following evening.
The following are the names of the Counsel nliint
have been appointed by Government to condo*

isaaaft4 vissatay 6.
. ,
asli
wit !are happy to give iseilovaloo to Willisilowi,,g
, wit& udieh wet.* been famished be
'11116611 Mellt4HOIP Sheer* **My- and howwwentile
Er4tal(Mulf Cow Him al maims rillineiree of
tiliidawsiembettymitioiortilimer of itellirriiig arisen
.es'
• flblefify e Kerry/. ML—llleyen Magnin, .f 'Dater, ia
Illidossitty, bemobieper of the Sepal Mail Coach Company,
MIN before me this day and voloatorily mated' maim the
SEy egelistsobat be travelled with William %ermine,
as Priday the Adth of January last, Atom Tralee
mail. That en the mail coach road neer Knocks-
•in said meaty, sad wattle three talks or the eenety
obey were met by. a party of the iusureenta, who
eSitittivi paw eattlgot iglu the middle radiant,
lit t wassejap i the breast mid dragged froth
learthreif lime' • Movie/ seer, lows. A.
ditsegoll byeliem with beteg a spy.
Is tarrying Sewers to draw the army as them. Tbs. at
trthe aforesaid William Berri:don forced his say
am ; that after Arise some shots and fleueing
Os= at him, he of clear of that party, and in all peels-
likreekhld beVelmesped, were It Mit for a would isilieted
Areas beret he rode, by a *cribs fastened to the rad of a
gob. Depeaset mill, that it is • grass falasbood that be
eg Mr. rile. were questioned abest their religion, or
imbed tti ess threseettes•' and deponent asith, he Muhl .f
of bimself attempted to force his way, he would bare lift
ille mate fete of Mt. Breretoo.—Swore before we this hilt
lief of February, 1122. RICHARD O'CONNILL,
• A Magistrate for said Celellhi.
Bryea Maguire bis 14 mark.
- iltetellt, Paisevsltlr 7.
In consequence of information received by Jaws
O'Connell, Esq. he proceeded from Killarney, as
iThorsday last. to Cahirsereen, where he was met by
;pines Hickson, Esq. Lieutenant of the Keomare
yeomanry. who brought with him six of that curio,
'lend six confidential men in his own employment,
well armed, having marched with the utmost
expedition • through the mountains; from his re-
sidence (a distance of. forty wiles). These Gen-
Beano were joined by Richard Mahony, of Port.
Magee, EN. a Magistrate, Lieutenant D. Mahonv,
'of'of the 16th Foot, Lieutenant W. Butler, R.N.,
Primrose, 73d regiment, and Mew:,
John
and C. Primrose, with Mr. Hickson's small
party, stud five police constables, and succeeded in
arresting, on. the nights of Thursday and Friday.
Misr,
, eight en charged with acts of Whiteboyisto,
_who were yesterday lodged in the county gaul by
the above Gentlemen and a party of Sir Johu Got.-
frey's corps, which he, with his accustomed prole"...
ititude, sent 16 miler in the Iteregh road to meet
them. Mr. Hickson's yeomen, &c. attended the
, .
.ii
r,
irone to the gaol. The panic created in lreragh
7 the arrest of these men, and_ the impression it
made on the minds of the poor people time,
will, we trust, have, a salutary effect on our poor
deluded peesantry, and induce them to return to
those habits of peace, industry, and good order,
for which they were hitherto so remarkable. We
are happy to hear that the party under the orders
of the Magistrates sad Gentlemen above-men-
tioned, conducted themselves with the greatest
propriety; and the meritorious turbots, zeal,
and indaatigable activity of Mr. Hickson on the
occasion, undoubtedly eutitle him to public grati-
tude and applause.
On Thursday night last the inhabitants of the
village of Blennervilk were under such •pprelien-
sion of being attacked by White Boys, that they
"formed themselves into a body. and remained up
„Vie whole sight for their own defence. About *le-
eon o'clock some fellows (probably a reconnoitring
.Iparty) were seen to enter the village, and having
,pt into a public-house. began to drink whiskey.
here they were watched, and towards morning too
'plenum fellows were apprehended by Mr. Fos-
ery sod Mr. Yielding, and have beers committed
the county poi under the warrant of Wm. M.
Toles. E4* They declared their names to be
Timothy Houlahau and Denis Keiffe. One et'
them,. stout young fellow, said he was on a court-
ing-excursion, looking for some fair damsel, who apie
he induced to become his helpmate, and that he
hoped to find her somewhere iu the neighbourhood
of Ballyheige.
On Thursday night last a formidable gang of
‘Yliiie Boy* attacked the house of Mr. Brennan, of
Coolboane, and robbed that gentleman of a gun.
They' immediately after visited the house of Mrs.
D. Eager (for the second lime), and before her
brother Lieutenant G. Eager. could give them.aay
opposition. they were iu possession at the kitcheu.
having suddenly broken open the door. Lienteuaut
auger would have resisted giving up his gun.
which was a very valuable one; but the fright and
anxiety of the females induced him to surrender it.
With this the baoditti were highly pleased, end
expressed their approbation of therm by 'eying it
era, a pure axe. They said they were fighting a
few drys before at Newmarket, and *mild •h.re
another engagement the Saturday following.—
Scarcely a night that they are not marauding and
swearing people in that part of the country. They
took a horse from Smith, the pike-keeper, at Far-
raulnee which they ordered hies to send for to the
Ease Of Scartagliu. where he found the poor beast
„newly killed by fatigue. They forced Smith to
oboe one of their horses, for which they paid him
ijad. and were near bursting his house accidentally.
~ Ou Thursday last Charles Herbert. of ?thick-
*soh Esq. stud the Rev. Beatable Herbert. accosts-
Innied by sixteen geotlemru of the „Killarney vo-
lunteer corps, under the command of John Colts-
' wan, Esq. with eight of the 6itt dragoon 'nerr s.
proceeded from Killarney at ten o'clock at uight.
to the mountains of Glanflesk, bounding the its-
terbed parishes of Ballyvournry and lveleary, end
after a difficult and harassing march through
mountain passes and by-ways, returned. bringing
with them nine pentane, charged with Wb'ne--
boy ism, who have been lodged iu our county gaol.
Toth* Editor of the Woofers Roma
lobotomy S. tbatt.
From having attended the Mcleod held me the bed, .f
Jobe Casey, I am enabled to lain. she pabtie, that the

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IY, February A 5, !ring COURT rif DIRECTORS of the •• YRLLOW JESSAMINE PLANTS, Ai SWIM p
eaceosed if strai, t daring disturbers of the atoll t—Serjeant Joy, Steam Cloold, Qom, Towns-
ROOTS. ...4 t, • • 4ttat the Trogetly of JL UNTTED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG- Eit•fore irruption into this county the end, sod White. • •• - •
SAND, trade,' to lite RAM' INDIES, do Attedir steoli. FIIHE Nobility and Gentiv are not esoppigeolla people were ,ittaagail and well disposed, though COUNTY OP KERRY. •
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GUI LAIALL, LONDON, '
• • t s realtUßY S. 1912.
y• ' OM MITTRE • fog LETTING •he
LANDS 1.111 awl al Gauldball ea TUBA.
Petheatig ittesatee, at Toe*, *Visa a.
ri 4w0r50t4...4404.. 8..•41
MI Dana &MOUND, tea she
' `lsll of , Magma ' • ales, ea aR.
Aar 31 mos from Ludp.dayainet. a 110V36,
as the of Milatoreet aGareasiel; *male* a LEASE,
Oar 43 • • groat 11114‘11ay amt, tN a plat of Grovel,

finder severe distresses. Now, however.
%sonny have been convinced °ribs folly
g to the delasite representations of stet
id that the magistrocy and gentry of the
themselves, we may look for.,
ursio entire
,itamisillity, mid, we hop*?
y into the causes which could uiske ,ifte
this toontry turn a willing ear to the *4ll
becoming the oneelionstors of their own
by taking the field, with spades sod
fight against the best- appointed sod boot.
army in the world. It is a kind of sa-
nity, which could only have been
y irritating canoes, the removal of
effected without investigation. That *is
glinted we have every lassos to
Rations are Mien' *sag
ministerial wiiters recommending it.
EAST AND WEST MESECILIT.
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