The National Register.
London, England, 1819-09-26 00:00:00

THE QUARREL.

A Meeting of the Comw7lce of Two Flundrril
was held on Tuesday night, from the proceedings a•.
which we were enabled to gather the following au-
thentic punicobws of the rupture which has taken
place between Mr. Hunt and Dr. Watson and his
friends :

After the Triumphal Procession had terminated at
the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Mr. Hunt, with
some of his particular friends, went into a private
room for a few minutes, previous to presenting
themselves before the grand party assembled in the
Dinino, Hall. While resting here, Dr. Watson came
into the room, and announced that all was ready for
fishing too—that he had moved Mr. Gale Jones to
the Chair, and that the motion had heen carried
unanimously. Mr. Hunt instantly took fire at the
intimation, told Dr. U'atson that he Was a "
officious meddling fellow," and that Jones should
not preside, if he (Mr. H,) was to be present.
A good deal of altercation ensued, in the course
of which Mr. Hunt rated the Doctor solndly ffir
the unwarrantable use which he had made of Sir
Charles Wolseley's name, as intending to preside at
the dinner ; and the Doctor, on the other hand,
upbraided Mr. Hunt for speaking thus uncivilly to
one who had ever been his most devoted servant,
and (modesty apart) who had been, in some mea..
sure, the great architect of his mighty popularity.
Mr. Hunt closed the strife of words, by haughtily
telling the Doctor, that he did not choose to hold
any farther converse with hint, and that all inter.
coure between them must henceforth be for ever at
att end.

Dr. Watson, much incensed, withdrew, but took
the earliest subsequent opportunity of sending his
friend, Mr. Thistlewood, to demand satisfaction
from Mr. Hunt for the insult he had received.—
When Mr. Thistlewood waited on Mr. Hunt, and
mentioned on whose part he attended " I suppose,"
said Mr. Hunt, " Dr. Watson expects that I shall
make him an apology ?" " Certainly," rejoined Mr.
T. "ac apology us public as the affront with public."
"At that rate," repliedllr. IL " I might be called
on to wale un apology to every scoundrel in Lou-
don !"—an observation which, it is needless to say,
put an immediate end to the conference between
Mr. Thistlewotxl and Mr. Hunt.
The Committee of Two Hundred now thought it
necessary to take up the cause of their friend and
chief; Dr. Watson. A spirited letter to Mr. Hunt
on the subject %vas drawn up. and a deputation ap-
pointed to deliver it, and insist upon a categorical
answer. The persons appointed were a mulatto
and Waddington, the little acquitted Patriot.—
When Messrs. the Deputies called at-Mr. Hunt's
lodgings, and requested to see him, they were told
that lie would only admit Mr. Waddington into his
praence. Mr. NVaddington was accordingly ushered
up, and delivered the letter; but Mr. Hunt, instead
of opening it, contsived to elicit from the little man
as much of its contents as satisfied him that he
ought not to open it. Fur the exoneration of
Waddington, Mr. Hunt wrote on the back, that he
understotal the letter referred to a private quarrel
between himself and another individual, and that he
did no ye what more right the Committee had to
intermeddle with hit private afl:iira than he had
to do with their's. With this answer Mr. Wad-
dington retired, and here the mutter rests for the
present.

The conversation of the fashionable circles at
Edinburgh has been enlivened, fin. some days past,
with an occurrence of some novelty in that quarter
—en elopement to Gretna Green A pursuit soon
took place; but, from accident, or, it might be, from
a prudence which is not usual to lovers, no horses
could be obtained by their iblloxer► on the route—
and nothing followed, of course, hut the most
triumphant success on the one side, and disappoint-
ment on the other. _ . _

•
The great trotting match against time with Mr.
Jaques's mare, which has excited so much sporting
attention, took place on the I luntingdon road \\*Q.t.
nesday morning. The mare was backed fur :;00
guineas to trot sixteen miles within an hour, and
she performed the distance over a circle of two miles,
with ten seconds to spare. The first two miles ware
done in seven minutes.

On Monday List a meeting was Lela in the Wstil
efCripplegate Within, to cent-ider the recent out-
rages at MatiClie:'ter and this morning a similar
one in the Weird or l'arriagaon Without. The use
of the Churt-h, s ‘,.;.s refused by the Churchwardens,
and the pro,T,..l:iis took place in both instances in
the open air, Al.h.rmer. Wood and Waitliman pre.
siilMg in thir respective %Van's. Resolutions si-
to those pa,: at other meetings on the same
S:ti!it-ct tccrc tia.::;;leously agreed to. The two De-
pk:ti.,s for t,•e• Ward of Rishopsgate, in the absent..
0! Sir C:ar t;lyn, Bart. Alderman fur that
Vi'ard, have appuiattAl tu.uiurruw• fur a sitnilai

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Friday, \141•;1: • . ;41.• wife )f Captain Ridding.
of the striii roe,. .4 I.le bar, charged wit h stealing
on the 'atm 1.,,,aa Last, tae ionic child, aged I I imintlis,
srf Jutnl nod tiro e Scarier
The prisoner was itrev.eit• its on the occasion of her la nig
arraigned, in the :t faosioiLible nuulu r. She nitre au
elegant yellow silk loose pelisse, her boir was ta.t.11111)
dlTikaNAt and she had a lung white veil a hick covered her
face.. She appealed greatly Mieeteil; and was attended by
her servant in the dock, a ho occiisiumilly supplied her wills
seals.
Mr. ARAMS stated the case to the Jury fur the prose.
eutlllll.
The Cos woN SCIIJEA NT pre,ialeal.
Samuel schrier, it little boy of nine years of ace. NM first
nag eXanillied as ok lily knowledge of an oath, ailtl toe
nature of you i rod evil lie said he lived aOh hi. f.otter
and mother, m lienscroft-place, Mile-end—On the Yhtli of
August aird, he arta oat wllh 11W little brit her into at. td.•1411;
hr there met a lady (the pi homer), air) mkt d bin if hat
was 'leaser, t place—he kdal, yes : she urea tasked if Ilicre
um, it ...(ke bit.re ire:lN—he stud, yes; MINI she then lona his
little bi other Item amill, ut of his arms, dad „/IVe bon taree-
pence, to pa Had buy same. Winn he returned, she arts
guile with leo Child. The lady had a bundle in her band.
[II ere tile little boy au- carried in tne arms of one of the
()abet's, and having for some tune looked at Ilse prisoner,
alto held tier bead .104 ill Neepioi., end in great agitation, lie
d4titwils swore that she MKS the persUll a t u had oaken
bit
brother ]
Santo. Harlalgvle, of 4, Gold's-place, t.liadwril, said she
kept a cnairiter's •p. On the Lath of Au .ust, the pi is outer
cause to her ANy a 411 a c odd, to buy some fruit. Site par-
liewarly marked the chi i,mid koesv it since to be the Wand
of Mrs. Seamier. She lass much militated, itihl said she hall
Ina her vs illy. She said also she ad, 11inch titiguelidated
anted a coach, not caring abut she paid for it. she mid
she wanted to Ad to told-street. IV tine's remarked.ilve dif-
ference of dress between the lady and the child. A lint,
however, Nhlell I he,elsild nary, appeared quite urn, and
was too small far its bead. 1V Rules, communicated her sus
Orions to adhers, and a man iii coosequeuce acid after the
lady to watch her.
Aline Knight, of New square, in the Miunries, said that the
risme, Lidged in her house. Oil the tsth of August, •he
took an early dinner, went out, and said site would ant re-
turn till eight. She was in tile habit of carry tog out a bun-
dle ; but told a ituess not to be surprised, as It vs .is 4111111 a out
14114'0 she ititendual to given at h.id. Oa Saturday evening
about seven of the day meatimied, she returned to the house
to take assay her things:tad disehaia.4e the lualgings.t
!fester Balder said she was chambermaid at the Cris s
Keys, Gracechurch street ; knows the primmer at the bar;
remembers her coming there on the ISO of August, with a
male coital, ode in the eveninf, She left the inn on the
Mondry following. She sail she had taken Cie child front
rinse; but it appeared to fret and pine very mush.
Crotis•esion red.—tile pristlnrr t. euted the child with
great tendernes.
John Seidler is the father of the lufani child lienjainin,
stolen us the 'CM hof August. lie went fa
morning, and returned about four o'clock, alien he kayoed
the loss of li, child; Willie's immediately commenced en-
quiries, and pursued the prisoner in all directions, turd at
ler.g.h traced her to Birmingham ; here he Inland Martin,
the °nicer, w ho had got there before hint, anal he aunt with
him to a hooksellera, where he saw the pritmiler and his
child. Marten seize., it, and held it up, silica lie instantly
recognized it to be his. A female who was pro•wul e41%11 nil
how he kliew it was his child) lie repl-41 he knew it by
h,s features, bat moreover it had a mole Ws the arahlkill a st ar
o,e of its leis. Ile was aluacrud that he ini,; hi have
learned this description since be came there. lie denied
thh, and instantly produced a bill, printed to I.mulain giving
an accurate description of both child and prisoner. The
latter, after sonic hesitation, raised her hands, and made a
sort of exclamation, by way sit confess' .
Grace hchricr, the U Other tif the infant, proved that its
name wits 8, rljaunin, that it was hot not t Ire St h of Angtot,
anal that it leas the same chid her husband found at
and a (rich she taw held in her
. . .

Joseph Palartin, the officer, pursued the Hooper to Bir-
mingham, and found the prisoner lodged at a bookseller's
shop there, lie found her, and accosted her a ith a child
in her arms. 11 fitness asked if she aas the wifeof Capt.
Ridding ? She replied, yet ; and h.? then said, mt 'lame is
Mania, the officer, and I n u.t take you iota custody for
stealing that child. The prisoner upon this became dread*
full* agitated. but having recovered her*elia lift e, the •aid
—" Oh ! then, if that is the ease, l can only say that I AA
the child given me, and it Is mine. IA insets replied, " That
c timid be, foryuu Helier had a child.' A rental*, a his ap-
peared to 1w her 'niter, at this also become nt.itatcdt and
entreated her to et plain the mystery. The prisoner then
said, " If I must tell you, I know that Captain Ridding, my
hwhanil, has long wished me to haw it child, and hating
been taking a %Kik in tar hills, I met a lilt ;t' boy, w bu "11
ny tit me,a•ked me far mane) to b y cakes, nod lint the
child in my arms. Not returnistz. I a ai.dered about snaking
inquiries, but not succeeding, l determined upon adopting the
Infant."

Wlmeal. raid the Auld %%no dreosed in Yet) liniolimme
clothes and havilig Joked fur the Mil uncs it hod OH MUCH
StOltll, the) urre immediately protium'.

11" C,e Inc the ir4.e.eettliiill.
The prinmer heilig rl ied nit for her defence, said that she
was %at is nig in the hehis its before desct it. d, nod the Wile
boy haval.4 girl -u her Ifni child, nod not returning, she missed
her way ut inakin4 lei., hut iw hoot IOC( es,. She then
Irflaki.ci upon adopting it, mid had treated it VI db br, at tell
densest.
Mr. A Nita s onis w nuts. in !wt. char:Wen,

harith Applo!4) , NN 4141,•ri) 4441444 tablt•
who had I),CH her in the Um Is, deposed, 'Nat ,3e had
known I,er riolll her 44,1.,;.. Six s
•jU>t t cos 'curs of
&.e, Rad iii4/4 lust awrried 81,4 ut f• 4 4, ars. Nl.r 6.u1 1111
ehildu•n of 1.44 mint hot ail, e5e4.4.411 tiwd of Ca c.,11-
dress of who's. sift. 1544 •pent cialier part ,•f het Isle in
the Last ladies, and had Wait)* burnt a matt eseitipi.A)
•hartcter.

Till't SI ',I:3J CA NT SWllllll'4l the evidence al great
length 1,1 thr II .
Tile !I t h Inv rllnal tCd to,tri 1, r lhrut Ills minute ,
I'd (trig. the pi r - (ulity.
Tilt. Jury I • • It,, inert. V •
The (.1./VP • ti, ,ut 1):1.• TtA7111111(11.
dart il,r ;1

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REGT,.-;1•Itt.

.:•••• the unfortunate •• ••td :.at take this child with
Cie intention of plunde. ••• it a..y ; but on the
contrary. to plate it in .. •-• • ~.114'.1 ~1 of life ,iuin that in
which us pareutE milt n. -•ti nt it. Still, however, as
it was camice alone that :I,•r it. the same caprice
might on a fume isztsion it..iva lier to tcsign it hark to its
original station ; the crime, therefore, was ot.e of a serious dye.
for the Jury. as parent., had to con.ider the shock whieh the
loss of a child in this manner Isom caletilatad to mate in the to •
mily front which It was clandestinely rarrksl off
The Foreman.—We are aware of that, my Lord ; but it is
eritlent she meant to take ;wooer care of the child. It amour
she slat treated it with the utmost kindness. We arc unanimous
therefore in hopik.: that the Court will be tender as pus able in
awarding the punishment.
The Common thrgeinit.—The Count, gentlemen, will take care
and attend to your re,.aitimetnlatien.
The humane recommendation of the Jury was evidently in
uni:on situ the feelint, of the crowded auditory in the Court.
The unfortunate lady herself 'genital much rehered Irmo her
embarra":ment on finding the inarest which the Jury had ex-
pre.:•,....1 in her behalf; she made a gracetil ob i.anee to tile
Court us oh.• left the bar, front which she we. as,isted by Mrs.
App'elty, the nurse, who sat noir her in the duck during her
trust.

MIDDLESEX SESSION::, Saturday. Spt. 18.

I I)ICTAIENT FOR A SEDITIOr% LIBEL.

An indictsinut Lu, bcs n preferred twain it Jo.in friusT who:
it will Lt recollecusl, is tlw person who Le l the'plataild at the
door of the Crown and An..hor Tarorn, at the meeting of the
• of August. lie wa, connottual from bow duvet, on the
enar..:e of publi,hing by exhibiting Cr.!
cud. and was imprison.sl for <mst days in the Otiose of Come-
ti .... . Unlitow.h Fields, until bail.al by Mr. Carlile, by whom be
• tbyt:d. I 0 41.0 th.rcatcned with t'urtbpr int prison.
'tint ncnissyno:mt of a sum of sts. 1 4. tier Lea. Tut: GILAYD
JULY WWI: THROWN OUT THE BILL!!!
FOlir EBY ON TILE BANK OF I,3ovritram.

Pater Nlolier, a 'feigner, was irtiii.tort fir filoniously mks.
:touring to procure a ccuain coppei-plat.: b'oi.k to be engraved
and mule. to represent tir 14oiiiii,nry notes of the bank of
Nurw-sy. 'I in: its ihtiee:it coritained 13 counts.
and we' f...tinetl &voiding to t:ic ittisrt•tit:onal ferns agreed upon
and enibodial. by consent ut the Sovereigns of Euro,ic, into an
act, ahi li received their ssuctio s Ht fie Congress of Vienna.
Mr. Reynold* stated the case to the Jury.
Mr. Ititoert Scott, tLc en:trove:. ted thig in the Strand, stated.
that on the 27th of hest Nloy the ':lsmer edited. upon him, and
inquired if he could es-cute some curious er.gravinAts to. him. for
which he would agree to pay a I:Lige stun of money, it' they were
finish:ll to his smsfctites. Ins teat days, the prisoner culled a
:•AC4/1111 time, and presumed to Mr. seiet what struck him at the
instant to be a foreign Wink-note. ilesir.ng Idol to snake a plate
exactly resembliog the cop he lied shown him. Mr. Strout
agreed to undehaketthe work. hut merely did so with a view to
detect the party, uhriim he ut tune strongly suspected to be
contemplating suniet'iing that was bad. lie. thcrelore, kept tho
note which the prisoner pr,setited to him as the copy for the
new ergraving, and wiiitsi, tot subsequent inquiry in the city.
lie aseertsined to be a genuine prouns.ory now of the Hunk of
Druntheito. in Norway. and payable for a auto of uluont
1.556. British currency. Tile prisoner said he should swam
about three thousand class of the new engraving struck ofi:
—Mr. Scott said, that the numient he had -ot to t,.e bottom lie
communicated with Baron Sterolt, the Sweetish Envoy, ami ap-
prized bins from time to time of his progress in the plate, and lie
rerated visits from the prisoner. As soon. however.. as Mr.
ti ott lied got all the intbrination lie could from the prisoner. and
kept the engraving on his hand, us long as the patience of the
latter would hold out, means were taken ni accuse the p.111.1)11CC,
and destroy Ms whole scheme of contemplated fraud.
The prisoner's counsel made an attempt to tietaalt the indict
men,. b} urging objections against the form of the note as amtli-
; cable to its description as set forth in the indictment. but they
were over-ruled. _

The lury found the prisoner guilty, and the Court immedi-
ately sentenced him to nue year's unpritomneut in the Home of
Correction.

ASSAU fellow, named John Clifi-m11„ wnr,convkied of
$ meat brutal assault upon a la.or woman. who,: head lie cut in
%eyelid place with a poker, sous to fracture her ,kull, and in one
Once to obtrude a part of the brains. Tile par IPPIII.I/1 Would
in all probability have died of her wutu.ds, we.e it but tor die
care whiedi bad bleu taken of her by a surgeon.
The pristine r, after reesiviu, a ►evere lecture fmni the Court.
was sentenced to twelve mouths impri,oomint is the Iloa.e of
Correction, and then to fiat! ateurity to keep the peace for ►even
ears.

A duel was 1-OSIEt. Itt on IVedisesday last at Boulogne,
betweem two English officers, Ensign Frarer, of the
army, and Lieutenant Haw kips, of the navy ; when use
latter was dangeruuly wounded, the hall of his adversary
having passed in an oblique direction !Samels hi, body.
Mrs. Bests; Ere.—The wife of ("nudes it: linen, the
unhappy 111511 who was sentenced to seven years' trans-
portation, for stealing the child of Mr. Horsley, h:s iva
been deprived of the supporting hand of hes hush:mil,
nas become reduced to great distress, and a sisli,etipsitssi
has been entered into for her assistance, which ia liber-
ally supported.
NIAOUANISIZTY.-A miller's dog, broke his chain ;
the miller ordered his maid servant 10 tic him up agtiss.
She was attacked and bitten by the dog. Oil hearing her
cries, the miller and Isis people ran to her assistance.
" Keep oill" said she, shutsmg the yard disor, " she Meg
is mad, I am a!ready bitten, and insist chain him op
alone." Notwithstanding his Idling, she did saat let
Min go, but chained him up, and slum Tel to lies
chamber, and with the noblest resignation, psei.ared so
that S:1131)101116 of hYdros.hubia stasis broke mu, and
cud she died i:i a few si txs. The dog was killed with-
out doing any former mischic

A violent disturbance took Aare on Tues:lay last,
ut the town of Canterbury, on the occasion of elect-
ing a Mayor i'or the ensuing year. The frce4len
conceived that some unfair proceeding had taken
place on the part of the Aldermen ; end several
acts of violence and outrage were committed.
The Lady say they arc very c. iliing to
cater into the Hest:lotion of the Male i;alicals, no;
to consume any ,:xeise articles, with the excLption
of—lea and tf.'ll
The Officers cf the Garrison at Plyntouth ar
getting up a Play and a Farce at the Theatre,
which they mean to retiorm tio the benefit of the
Poor of that town.

A vtry largo trout was caught about ten days
ovo, in Eddlezton Loch, holungiog to Mr. Maelen-
. Potu.ore. It nieusurtAl inches in length,
breast, and weighol Siam.

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FATAL, AectuesrT —On Thursday, the gth instant,
au unfortunate occultist cctt Litt tit Warwickshire in
Thomas Till, a servant to to C.N. Newdestate, Es,l. of
Lea, near tilaitishorottgh. A party of gentlemen were
shooting, and a servant of Mr. Which W. 19 carrymg
Eladell's guts, when Thomas Till desired he taught carry
it, being then out of Biwa of the gentlemen. This was
cititnihetl with ; and after walking for some time, one or
e..cit sidti Or a hedge, the g man was returning the
gun to Mi. Ft),kW; servant, and giving hint the butt
cod of it, when by some accident, the piece went 'di,
and snot Till its the riot side. The gesittemen on heal •
Mg the retain, returned, and I the poor y g fel.
low bleeding on the ground ! end notwithstanding every
a:9 MaiICC was rendered to hum, he Meal two hours

A CAUTION TO BOARDING SuNGOI.g.—A penult •
hat nig the air and mannets of a gentleman recently
succeeded in levying pretty hcaty contributions on se.
yewl schools al Camberwell. The plan is the lollow •
illy:—Ile introduces himself as a Colonel Daniel; front -
Nladras ; be is just arrived in Earg,latid with a little
daughter and two sons, and ix ingllClDOtlii ID place them
at re:loci:4lde schism,. he should be very hal.pyy lo •
lc,se nis den. little girl (or boys) under the care of Nils. •
or whose tblil4l43lllllelll Ila* been memo-
mended to hint in the strongest stationer. Its order the
more effectually to lull every suspiconi, lie proposer to
pay hall-a.yeat in advance, and begs to refer the lady or •
the gentlem n whom he has the hotiour ti address, in •
his good friends, (naming souse mercantile
house in the city, who may have connections
India), as lie himsellis snider the isecessil of teturimig
methately to Madras. Maller3 being ildillS!ed, the:
Colonel a-11.11 a check on his booker for an even sent, •
taking care it shall considerably XCek.tl the amount of
the hall*. y.ar's expellees, potting the difference in his •
pocket, tows courteously, and promises .0 b g the
dear children in a day or two. Nlassrs. —in the city,
of course know noehing of hint, and the banker shake s •
• his head. It may Iv proper just to add, that this ac-
consplislud swindler does really seem to know several
persons of consideration in India.
On Toe-thy mornitiz, lietst Cl2ll two and three O'CIoCK,
the house of Mr. Rose,• Ni'. 7, Palnier-terrance,
Isling-
kni, was tittered, supposi.ll by the staircase window.
Mi,s Rose, who was awoke by a noise at her chandler-
door, gave an alarm, which was heard by the uateit.
men ; out the robbers made their esc,ipe, taking with
Went some sheer spoons and a pair of is me decanters,
having drank the contents. A bit of red wax candle
was left burning on the chinincypirce of the bask •
'frau tug-room. with a imneh, and the lollowitig letter
—" Dear friends, we are sorry to inform you, that in
emist.quenee of beitig itiforint7d we should have sonic.
Ilcug wnrh coming tor, we are very much disappointed
udat we came tor, but we have taken care Inn to
j..re your property any more 111411 we can possibly •
Cellaider is hal we have taken is ouly borrowed
hid a time: we came not as iiiiii,sno, but unarmed, and •
hi Walli of motley. Your most obettietitservants."
PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE-011 Friday night last, a '
poor old luau w lilt tidbit of bringing vege.ahles front
flint to Parkgate, attempted to return hoine Ott Ice
sands all. r dark, when lie unfortunately mistook the
signal login down the river, or oue usually placed on the
Elam shore, wine') altrac,eit I • to a %et>, rilous situ-
anon ; for, sitting IDICOOCCIIIOI LeIWCI:11 his ILlnsliers, •
hia horse welt' Mot II time C.;olle 01 Ibe Dee, until he
got opposite to Capon, be.ore the rider was aware of
his danger, which tieing suddenly convinced of, he ut-
ts red the most pitiable cries of drones., ulhelt were an•frir
:.card by the Italic at Pal kgate, butt, had it not berm
tor tile int:moon 'einem:siltation of two ladies who were
It tylin; a. the abSCIIIIIIy house, not a single botunt n
would bate hail the humanity to have rescued this poor
helpless siitfavr from a stater), grate. It shadd, how.
ever, be made known, that ..Ir. Eduardo, who t0..i.0
the .assembly-hotoe, immediately offered to go with
lights in scotch of hint. and did retail upon Gilt, A •
a 'mambos and two boys to accompany
tour, at ilie risk os their mes, after going two or three
miles, and wading through several deep goners, formed •
by the coming tide, at last d low% tied tile shoe-mai Its of
ine horse up n the sands, soil pros identially Caine tip
to the ex, ativiod old Mall, just 'moire the Water stag
gnwiuo w 'Mat Intuacli add horse. They found lion
lying w all ills fa..e along the heck of the horse, too
weak to cry aloud, but hook l g tile. mercy of Site Al.
miAlity, ',retools to los meeting the Lite he thoirstr,
I Feu douitivil Ins They ti.izeo tlie Inane, mid so. ts
brotia,lst mot sale ashore at Rim kgatt, when by the h.. 1p
of cordials he stout rcVl V et.l , teas lurnisoed whit a
bed silt re,ort, onethe i•ehi,wit3
tin rni .g. A suite' ientuit was sery prLo.
perly 5w4;01;,.-‘l, to reward thole vvh i sit eiteerttilly tha-
w e.ord aucu a I.tudai.le willittgliebr to rescue thus puce
they certainly slid at the haz and of
incur ;j%va fur, tud iltty not slit (retied at that critical
[Howe. it, iii ten tAiiititta Cite title would hate over.
witeluteJ tie whole party.
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MENDICIfY tOCILTY.—A f.W d ys hack, a p0t...,
but les,it:Lleille WOlll.lll, hauled Sarah MIN 13, alliihrd
fOr relief at ti.e Society's rith.:e, in ll.ed
siahlt4 be Ito the gl,4:ebt thcitss. 1: apincar..4
on her :“.111,1 ltiuu, that her inisbau- had 3.2rvctl in the
lah reantetit of iniaiwy au Egypt, nue:e, I.kr 111:1117
others, he cati,•,:tt the op itaiittie thsor.it r, and was Cr.
dee ed Iwo toe hospital, but pronotuictd incurable. She
nearing that he was to reemer, left lit r home in
Det by suite, Chat in.; preliour.), stain alt her !n:k goods.
even to her wr.oatii;-rinkt. to pay the expenses of the
;,1,1; ram; tip to Loticions where b;le hand her
tuist.a .ta in a pitiful unable to assist either her Of
Monett', and was lot tot; reutteed to the utmost di,iress
that she troubled the Society. The sitting niattavr 40-
vised her to return home, which she reluetanly cur.
seated to. and bon' the establishment sras
scot to hike a place for her in the Derbyshire coach, tha
proprietor of which catmint:l to take Ma' for much lest&
titan thy Inc.

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