The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-16 00:00:00

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TAM Ityctiing. VRIPA V. ineel6, will be prif.rlbed the Cook Bale a
LoVE IN THE

After whir. the Serb Comic Ronßirdie Moms RI
'ArAINSU TIM BRAVE AND THE FAIR 111001,121
ON. tot eninAt.

Mr. Payne; !toloo, Mr. J. S. Grimaldi t broglatr, by a young
L.oly Mr.. rharritifam.
Atler which tha Morlytta of

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coiciirk •o!tt; the Barletta of
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ft J.n thr cop! Fist Pot ronalce of he, Mu.t Grid Ins DI Opsty,

t,g4;:,e111;11f. Flil DA Y. /one lit, a MIAMI CONN.:BT. !n T;ro Arta,
so impeti, new Concert Room, which will continence at Bait-past
E",ttit. Principal Vora? PtlfOrlltrfst.
Mi.l4 itepbens 111 tlaoar VeAria Signor fie 11111114 Mr. Tittney
alwinue Cowmen kir. BrAtani • Mr. H3rncistle IT,. Robinwits
Mite Cooke Mr. Sinclair Mr. C. Taylor Master Barker.
Composer and Canductar. Mr. H. B. Bishop.
At lit• en 4 of the Finn Art of the Coneert rn entirely rew Pattoral
Amiet, tq Moti.ieur J. A. Theleur. :alB Ballet-Mast.n to the Theatre
qsa, .imsterdain, entitled
lANT!lltit/E Du viLLAor.••

':•tatte:pal Performers—Madetraleetle •Psatioe Rowtrial. frees the
l'h..ttre Roy I. Ain-terdaa. .1,13 11.111.41•11 T R. trout the ll:titres
1.1/4 Van Carlos. at Naples. and La Mcala, at Mikan.
. lath, the thth.-1 for the Bead, Mr. Raabe.
Itlumlaatione xlll be on the mast maga' th.Lt wale.
The AMUSITTIC lA.to coreluJo with
BRILLIANT 1M3F1.4T OP FIRE-WORKS.

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Wm 1.1 v.., of the Theatre LI •I. Coretit•kant.m. and UPI/ Purer. of
Mt. "..!..atre Drury Moe, ate ettgaged, end via ahott4 make their

u?.vanre.
Articniars reaper:lag !limit.;ion Cudi toe the Evenine. the Private
Ale for the Sr I.en ur Nichtly. may be had upon application to!tlr.
Boukt.iler. Bond-A:et:.
Doors Own at Seven u'Clock.—C:n red commences at Ilatf.past Eight.
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ail in Our Dar. The rite of Tickets and Shares will rise aft'
sb 314rfult.

Tlia DUTRA Patss commenced cablishing yesterday morn.
ing at five o'clock.

LONDON, FEU DAY. Jc•t ic, Isys.

The Efate of the t4th and the French Papers of the
pr 'ceiling day hare arrived in due course. We subjoin
the following extracts :
)From L' givik, dated June id.)
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NAPLI'S• MAT 28.

progrrssire amend:lmre of thr King's huh!' has wt.rmittsti
Maje.,ty to tske s pretty long pro:r.enale with the Qteen anti
Princess Christina.

With a view to the prompt and impartial despatch of affsirs re.
isn't to prisons art-used of plots and conspiracies against the State.
Majesty, on the report of the Minister of Grace and Justice.
and with the adtice of his (,ontscil, has,istme:t an ordinance.
creating two Supreme Commissioners, one at Midis. the other at
l'altanso, anal besides thous* military commission in each province.
Among the numerous regulations prescribed ny this ordinance, the
taaowing articles are to be rein ailed
• All persons shall be amenable to the Military Commissioners,
'ho being within the penal enactments, or those relative to secret
Novella, shall be taken fivrtate de:it%) in the pain: of cumm uniest.
st it. and the person who shall be either with respect to the time or
piece in the vicinity of the crime, with arms instruments, pass
tickets, emblems, or other thir.gs, which may ;ford a presumption
that they are either the authors or UCCOMpheell.
`• The sentence of condemnst on pronounced by the Adminis.
eattve Commissioners shall be, before being ese.utcd, 111,41 before
his Majesty Inc his decision.
" 1r all cases, Loth the Military Commis io-e s and the Special
Commissioners shall prat, ed in a summary f.dul, regarding only
the truth of the recta, confon. ably to the ii.s..ructions annexed to
ordinance, and Einctioned by his 311 j approbatior
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two
any wing lIKE a tionlOCt pollee; aim tie was sure ine 'pod reeling, 7:1 ;Z. 1.
joug-e—ti.r .inelifinTi:te.la-ifue--ortii-e-co—ntet7t7vl')u."rit7g";Luirliwolleiciellaty° otale0tale
clocreizutsliitliins was
true
ey
i-resen
: s'ubsltaeancte°, blintnno°tnlnfluirnimaa. 'HI
I of the eitieens tat London (end he knew they had the Massa Seel- I
: 1:I , rot
fir. Denison kept at the head of the poll, and the other two Cane the requisition been sent to Chertsey, and was there not commun.
I ' 'l::""Millhirelaircllle'eanaLlm4e.slin.sicatTnbede int'y fio.Prsee3l 671' .;:fhe end roofbatt! anon,
n;eszto I
have had oceseion to notice since the coinmencentent of the City tempted to select him as nn object of pensetmaion, and he WO aim Lance from each other. At one o'clock the nunibees were as The Honourable Gentleman said he had not canvassed a Freeholder,
199 n. '
cenein that such as had voted ngainst hint, would hereafter wheat follows'—
but did not 111 r. Briscoe canvass for him ? (Cries of " hundreds.")
$' 1
.1
r n
,
,CI Tl', Tun item Evzeitetn.
The mine ieactivity continues iii the Money Mallet that we ings of Engliehmen) would lint desert hint Mien it had hem at.
Peals, Ju s t 13, I Id. ction ; but rathered businees lire Wits don% in
.the Engl•sh
' !nformetion has been recrited at Vienna, by an extritordmal y Fund,. was at aa immured pice ; Conseil being litkl t for
rier, that the news of the a ewer of the Divan oad been re• me acumen
ceieed by the Emperor Nicholas with the newt complete sat' -
nen. The death of the Ilme odic This was settling day in the Foreign Market. which eneum_
r,...,, a, we here already annmineed, stance bee excited but I•ttle attention ; however In the face of it, they were sorry for what they had done. He 'must, in jeselle.to
the other Cendidates, say, that he exonerated them from as fir- ~jl7::'",.
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ticipation in the placards alluded to. and he did not thin t
either of the Committees would be guilty oft: emata 'a such gi asu trolidea.tes.._between whom the contest really is, were a: no great dia. cations with the Han. Gentleman before Saturday? (Great tumuli.)
. 12.00 I H. Sumner .
1079 l - 909 He stood one to three, and therefore there were two to one against
him. ( Mr. Denison Paid, " No, no.") Ha believed some had
Notwithstanding thegreat concouree of persons which has filled the crowded to the liall with the expectation' of hearing hi
last dying
town daring the day, end the general excitement whin' tenets, there speech. They would be disappointiel; they should not bear thus
I i
I has caused the Emperor's eoronation to be deferred until the nnansethenic neettrie• s improvt .1. Mi•zieen.Set per Ceuta, were,
i;O4 ; (...•!3,-bian Bends, ate
in t ; l'eruvian 'lion. 3b ; 'rd lira. ceedings • mod, an the whole subject would be investigated to. - '
row (ihis'd v) he would merely say nett it-was in evith nee that the rohawave;behoten titoheserions el• :urb ,th c(. . lir course there wire occasional 1 for some time. Ile was not so green as not to know that ono 0. tom
intenle of August,
plecaul in qktievo' imi came from one of the Committees, and in gee. Hitch • Sheriff' and his Deputy, attended by a posse knock down blow., were not a battle. A battle was not woo till it
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en consequence of the theision of the Chember of Peete, the tinen .59. Greek Bantle were IJ, 15 ; Spanish ditw, ni 8.
ting at the truth of it he would hes Paul Pry. He was grateful to of mitnitahles, patrolled the streets during the d•
11 r. • I
Creuseellor bat named the nlmiters wli i arc to preceed with him -- - - --- -- • - the Livery fur tile sporeaneourt efforts which they had made during - - Tit - ... f• ...f• if -
suppressed every thine that csuld produce a tendency to riot or interrupt the county were in Ins favour. They would, support
co the luppl. anent sry investigation iii•ii the affair of the accounts of The Ihike of Y0e...4 health continues improving. Sir the lelter pare of the day to counteract the combination welch had tumult. e conducto _ r.Drummond in I.IIS arduous situation him not only with their votes and interest, btittheywiiu.d no' 4r
(tee;
..rd. ',rimy are Ole nhaquis .1: Posteret and Count Pariahs. Henry Sallied attended the novel leak: yesterday, and stated dust been formed altaltiet hint, and he hoped on the last nay of the pull has been most Impartial and iner,t mous, and in my opinion is cal- his pi at be drained. He had never shown a white feather, (fries
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The (;Metier has &dile,: to their nutetnr two other members., Count his Royal ii jah,,a vas 1,,.,1..r, a.„l lath passed a suod night. The they would renew their exertions in favour of one who had
ed I ciliated to do him an infinite deal of credit. lie has been active, of '• Non), and two or three days should not Mahearten him. Be
• . nnenen and Genteel (event Behind. The Ineestigation will Duchess of Glom:eller anal the Princess Sophia visited their Royal them faithfully. (Ch:ein) se" Wm, and energetic, without evlncinti the slightest disposition to thanked the friends who voted for him, and placed hint wino
In): •
coe.teenee immetliately, mei it 6 said that if it ha not protracted liro•her yerterday. The Lorin lilnvon came forward ainidet loud Omen. He said prove that
.he was armed with " 3 iis.: c brief. autlionty. ' I. had 300 df the Hon. Gentleman. who had not canvassed before Satur.
net Lou late a pitied in the summer. the Court will not separate Yesterday afternoon the Ear I Will Countess Bathurst ar- that he was appearing before them fee the sixth time durin the alniost forgot to menthe) that very few freelionlers Nava yet arrived, day, but for whom others canvassed. It was stated that' Sunnier
bit et has pro...need it ...judgment in the affair.
• Or that are eminent in the cart part of the county ; bet a gees. ma. had endeevoured to put down the Ilouse of Correction at Kings.
• rived at their residence ie Great Stanhope-etreet front their visit election and he believed It etteld geveelient pleasure to hear f
tothe K•
' ' • fosttees from Munich say. tnat the death of the Empress Eliza. • icing, at his Mean Lease, Windeot Park.' • hint that he continued to entertein as witch confidence in his frond
tot' it of those who Nice, to lie down hare voted fur :tin Denson tern and that be ought to be turned Out, which would bra great
-bath lIIIS most profoundly affecte•l her sister, the Queen Dowager Mr.lind ilr. Pannier. Ctn.-I:tering the omnipotence of penidar feeling ' loss." This was the mode in which Mr. Palmer's, friends esi•
re
will . T• sh Secrets eanninenhatertintied Prince Indianan, the rem in he did OD the first day of the poll. He would till them
upowwht•that confident>, waa built It was that fifteen 'hundred of lin London. Westminster, and eliddlesex, it is not wonderful that a nowni, withoin mentioning that line. G.titlemacht name.
i• ' I 'r • . of Bavaria- It i. thou ht her
.31ajottr tie. go toTiger as c i French Ambassation red Aroleassaner from the Netherlat ;Is; dilf
1 , uttended, but to Cartsrdbe, to her ni e ler the largravene.
similar feeling should pervade none towns and villa of which are *r. Rangoon begged leave to =Olin. For Mr..Pallinet's ho•
• i• ' l FrOM the Jett; util de Paris 1 l'oP,stai Minister, a a numerous party, at dinner yestetdoy, at Sham who had Prowdsed him theirnepplott hail not ae yet come to the
situate in the immediate vicinity
AT
is ox THE ODER, Jees Le Ilie eminence i.i Downieg.strett. pill ; and liecould not think tonal such a doubt upon the word of a of the metropolis. The pressure noun he would stake his existence, and he pledged lite honour Wet
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At the Nerth and nouth Americen Coffee-honse, yes. Liveryman of London, ail to think that either cf them won of the crowd upon the opening of the doors this day was not so Thursday last was the first intimation he had received of the re. •
Id break
(IPAIVATi: conas,enar/CmCC.)
t o the two days preceding, owing, perhaps, w the exertions quisitlon to nir. Pallmer. He bad certainly exerehied Ms °pion a •
his word It was a reliaaee noon the nromiees, and Ile would • Rte. as Sheenier se
The feet knee, fro-o conetantemple. receives, ny way of serene, teeday, tiles of the Conefol Mari, of Hebert Town were ' . .. . •, , ' lit ,of the onenus' omeers, to exclude those who were not freeholders. as a Megistrate, and supported the eontinuanee of a house of Vet'
•
.i.he Im:obit:mu of that` set. at the• deem. of the Livery of London, that he came forward. c 1
;447 that on the 17th May, 11. 31 matacky and Baron Once lets, sent received to the lent of Jittemen.
In the course of the they 1 ricked up a poet:cal effusion, of which I rection in Kingston. lie would never have supported any mast
i deepateltes to their respective. Coutte. to infirm teen) that the dement were then celt•hrating their "harem, home,"which sounds itisu nothing to sayer:tune theother Canthdareen. nor was netnews?,
shall only trouble you with the follosing exuace. It is entitled whose opinions Aid not coincide with his. Mr.
He coincided
Torkneh troops which were is Wellechia had left that principalityor him to enter upon any deteuee of !myself, no attack had been • . i
rather oddly to an Eirglidt car, so ninth accustomed to hear of e. . . him . " Jib. i sin..., t".— with him, anti be supported him with all has heart. He revel.
to go to Stinnes. The despatch of Baron Ottenfels war given to !'coat and snow s•orms at that rend. The proelemetion 01 the Go. e upon nim, it was therefore unnecessary nit to enter upon i
any !x?..laeLta.trn ; bLif such course wasniceen etry for hint, he I , See the sage hermit by mankind admired, thought of opposing r. Pallmer on local grounde. The
Mr
Court Wimpfen, who had lately arrived at Constantinople with %%Niue, Ger. Darling, announce, the cdonial independence of the
would Tyra., ;nee, tio WM ants during the time ho had had the honohir I With all the ardour of a wont inspired. be gave to flr. Penton. was on puha; principle alone. Mr. t.um-
hittlis fowl the office of Foreign Affairs at
eYienna. He left Con. island of Von Diemen's Lind ; it is now separeted from the Gm
of holding a public situation. His political opinloex would he al. His works, his modesty, his seal elhotreel, nee hail talked of a subscreption, but however large it might be
vernment of New Seuth %Video, and a legislative. anti an Execa•You think him humble, but he's Betel-sh proud; it could not buy the votes of the Freehohlers. The V01...3 of
.a
nantimerple in the night of the 17th nlay.^' ante Count arrived at
.., . ways maritml with a constitutional seal for the Protestant Religion.
Viewra; on the 2d of June.) }rive ( :mitten here been neteented. It was certainly time that lams e
De made that declaration with a feeling of liherality wined. other Yu r the mans morals are exact"—what then ? British Freeholder was above all price (Applause.) The peope should be enforteel, as we tied the (whiny in a dretulful state. Illie
[From the Pitne 1
"nie his ambition to be seen of men.
rAnta..ltiNE 11. mom violent petty...pint reiele Jimmie the ndarriets (two begs of 1,11":.Isn' He ri id den refer to the period orsix or seven months You know his dwelling, • Ingliway.el•le retreat, tarry him through in triumph. Mr. Pallmer had answered de
Th. Nohn..4eGioroo tanoatwe)tOtatee a letter from Corr,. of ,11, e (lieial state:nein+, on the mihj.tets of " Ingli political queseinne," ..2 duringperiod which belied filled the oOlceof Chief Magistrate, and wooli Yon pass it ere you enter Kingeton-street v questioneput to him on the Catholic Question, but if he was ren
14th May, which anneuncee that the Streakier had retired tit Arts, 4°.' now transmitted to the Colonial Oda in England), and tits 7 " ""he
of as much public difficulty arid Mitre's, and Here, prisou'd in a perlume snug and smell, coosideral to have done so, he should now. (Applsuse.) A man s
iii conetiquence of* disagreement with Ibrahim Pechs.Udine lo the Chief- Med t r
ieletel is kept in terror by the moat daring handl ot bush•rangera. "' is much anxiety and resP°ll --- • -- int.-re-e as
II other ne_tiral diet count ever have occuered ; and he would Like bottled weep. upon a southern stall, A letter front Cepitalools, of the 4•11 May, says that nliatthe had The most lOnDidtthle appeare to he under the directioes of the out-The hermit and his friends quietly compressed, and if Mr. Palliner Melted that pledge, be would on any future deebeed that he had *lnapt believed he had only the Turks to •len. Emile. 'llene robbers have fectmetalv threatened thezittal
• as whether he had not anted daring that time W 4 the friend of the
the people. lie- would ask any man, whether he could be seemed of Battled a great plot that we had never gueesed. hoccolgh:daiibt"luonct -ogiviiiipt,p,flernwitaillmtredali:feilwa. iiisaultihame:bams.
he
enpdnloeldasgesucoo:npolfirridtseetpuni thbitmihiee.ye, on‘diuciji 1
keel weds, when he saw himself sudienly enerounded by Civets. of :Se netted. Thee took pirmaision of Stirrsll Town, (repo,'
Up, Pope of Rome. send fords a Pap 1 toil, Mr. Pattie en said he had no dttficulty on the Catlio!‘e Quel.
boa oalapia. wore hihmannytht t that the Tureieh neon which guard, and Lb.:even the prieuners confined in the gaol. The far. nationn truckled to power, or whether he had any tither object in
view than the public good ? And he assured them, that he sought And place your fevnim highere on she poll. thin. He retimed to give any pledge. and he now did so. (A?-
.
&thefts was manned hey
.111shomedass, is now full of e %roman eat. mem'. houvoaniiptar to be frequently occupied by the banditti foro glorious I eo. 8% Peter dioeen Vies:, • plause.) fie would never go fettered into Parliament as disir It ?.
1 ; ghat dm Greeks bad sent flre.ships ag;inat the Tatidah gee, several .!ava, where they minter in strobe farm+, feost and revel, no other reward but their apprehatim : and he left it to them, whe. !Make yearned voter. stirsr
a little quicker, presentative, and now that he was about to give that explanation.
bet that Clianetian eeareis hindered then, from taking effete. put et 1:01311Ce the military note. and, when they are tired of Von. therthey "Ind bestow tIP°3 him the honour of heir* their Repre.
sentrt:bevee wide, 11 lionbi ourhhe sought for ea other purpose hut thee lie ()" else TOUT feveurite, driven front his station, be thanght it would not be very palatable to them who fellation It.
i 11111EAVW FUNDIL—I'Asta, ./ it yr 13. -Pieeper cents, wt. fife.; tleiieg. they retire to their farms in the mountain., where, accord- Will have re, ieleitice to are the (titling nation.
I that he might se, to
3 1,,,, elf.w.• igi. fOe. g Beak stock, 2osor. , Neapolitan Rotes, ing to report, they pos.eris large flocks of sheep, cattle, inc. kee g„,e_eseel." e '''; his neltisev'st ant . . I! was five o'clock betore the Sheriffs cod Citudidates proceeded meaning of the lilim- Gentleman's tiew'il. Wl._
73f. tic.; Spanish ditto, Al. ic. : 'slitter boas, 411; Exchange ton loin. ley this convetiu.ce we have *commit from Sydney, New South Ids ""w'ren &amnions Mat lie had enjoyed lie co:mum:me 0 the •to the Town flail, to declare the Watt, of the pull, and they When he was ink/rills bias he Itad told it. lie new asked the
dto,__•4l womb, 2gf. Ng. (firer months, 24f. VA.—ever:Au- Wales, to the end of December. The unpin? was glutted with City 'W (Unit eheeriya"
was, if il 4
received wth the mine •Intionstemitma of minibiued coalialey and emancipation, Ina the subetantial question which he put .. .
dimpprobmi ttttt which hollowed their merance en the two pretwaing
Were Mr. So 3INED rose to put his question. 'inert might he limn •,(1
• Maoists'. tea; it was selling at 3/. and in tor caseate _ n . .
ea'.'.lla. St:orictr.—The reception of Mr. fhigtlen, the tic I
• At Newten races the gold cop has been won by Mr.Catholics rtquir •d it, as they had behare - done, would yon glens
- martAt this perion the ail
11/1411 extensively crowded, and by them scats iu Parliament, end adssion to ell offices eine
Americas Papers to the 20th tilt. have come to hind Mytton's I,ongwaist ; odds on the field against him before epW , 1 popular nutdidate fig she rermentition of etborthaen in nos m orderly:mil tranquil as metal be eishoti. that of those of the Kirt;, fiord Chasce::ur, and the lArd Liett.
14 4 °thin d spy interest, if we exer t the Ail- startinec.
nor ceoldin ll g p kinnthing, on Monday, mutt bare been peculiarly grsteful• to his b
'filet vcry extraordinary musical genius, Master Castel!, sultantent, al Harsitant, oa Sanirtlay, and at Shoreham and The Mail An its then deelaren the state of the lion this day tenant P
in ea* follows •
fseliaga ,
_• It was a triumplutot entry, mimed with estembre pro- mr. - • • • The Per. 31 r. Otrei.on. wished to put anntler question.
• lie
Petitioner 1
093 revected Mr. Palmer for sa in he would not ~o to
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i ° knobs ottlswets :--
t From the Rollignore (invite i. Den mon
lulus
his (what this evening, at the Cotioert !toms, ' eemiherrof Freeholders and Meows. and pradbced an effeet never ..‘fr. parer, •
. 1,430 I Mr. Sutuner
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with his hands tied, b it it wogs impassible that • man of Mn
TEAT LATE F/tOl THE PACIFIC. Rondo:pH. 'l'he performance of this young musician j her"re w!llieweed- Ge was Met al illedieht 0" his way to MOW- , Majority in favour of fir. Kilmer over Mr. Sumner, 3.10. • Pellnier's rank should not hare a bim and disposition on the eeh-
-ISt ttie rebeemer Shylock, enritain lalinot. in 21 day" from Clem . . used, ... , , anxious 111 tire inhabittuns and 11; 'very Prechotder to a ma s -
on do- grand ptatioferte, of will necessarily uell'e to i' •'' Is •f hi wad '• ' •
eon., Melt online tied epprobstion ot conduct, Ur• ippwirow thee presented himself. Ile mid that he was jell called Catholic Emancipation. If this question lied betel ~r..
epic wq liesersceived nor regular tiles of Lin* papers to the ',lsl of together a crowded audience : but independent of that in- die high reliance Mei had' in his - aware he' Mew diet he should be hr a P"..14:1 Mit.lll" on the 27'1*(1 he w d
mil never have obtruded himself.
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tr.tegu.y.
• 'rat the
poll now than he then aeon Ile had tot been deceived, and fur Mr. PALL 'age said his present bias and feeling was airm .
‘ ! , Mandl, sc:resiers to dia D.h.
duceinent, a most reepeciable hill of lire is presented to 'rut LATA
t vane owe
• yet
..Ile iti Nines lonleued so liima flow, !Infer Peru end
mi ktivett._...A igilltisty Cdtitt of Inquiry Wltil h'
-. iis 'Appetit lie hoped they would a -cep. his gnitefol thanks. Catholics. (Cheers.) Ile begged the 3feeting at he . , .
s , !
en I•ol on dui Ifish at' ?shrew'', when greet rjo'eings init. deal amateurs. held isi nil on 314Indwy aJght, spas ths cAultta of C el , (Applause.) l'hoseetifllages were most flatterlog toolie principles to consider, that • eireamieences might change, all bis e nvietion
.
ii , I ttiniee. It is thought that he will spin risk the epper pt.,. Ns wsar.--'flie Not/int:hum al tat of iretliterilay Ka Callois k I due* the late riots In die he neva:mod. It was i's the Murry+ or thieve twitielftles he ado o. may be completely changed. 'Though hla . t feeling was
' hod a right to
t•p „ems 10 ear,satidce die wive:on:ante nrerrensly to 111. /1119rw Kt contains the aceounts id the riot st thw oinnying. winds , honchoed Illesimaltei. athlng anthentie as to the pecking esteti ke ultinmeely It eked. (•• Bairn 1") (ln SatieedSy night, against the Vathatles, Wit wee peeved sbe(AtrlT
i ' IVasitiv, and skeane will not atm the Collis- at ransito for ,
vs gave Rome data bark. 'l
he sumber of peirsomere is !Leta yet treespirad, two wa.kafe, wows oeedibly twang* that e and not: all thins Itc was tte,timinied with the tvroatlP,a. Ile what they claim, he wound vote** them. Now hod he a
tweeted
.4 l .i ,
sinf ire.
IteTal bit n►4,IIUR
i le
.Y* Me. 01W ¢4 la le s , 40eitet It Part thought a personal venom would hare heel selonfinnits if (has die quietism ?
• 111 on- a rams Gams' Congenital not oronod its sessi t ma, stated ■at a hutie;.e.d. -I of sits • charges ag ' t gondriiii..-'lilookkoo*il
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