Star.
London, England, 1825-03-05 00:00:00

DI A NSION-HOUSE

Mr. Lyon, the collector of the tithes for the Rev. Dr. Wilson, the
Rector of St. Mary, Aldermary, waited upon the Loan Mavon, on
Thursday, upon the subject of a demand made upon a poor widow,
named Tootel, whom the Reverend Doctor ordered to be sum.
mooed for non-payment of El 85. to which he is entitled as one of
the Fire Act Clergy.
Mr. Lyon—l represented the poverty of the defendant to the
Doctor in the strongest terms of which I am capable, and I men-
tioned your Lordship's proposition to divide the demand with him ;
hut all I said was of no avail. So fisr front being prevailed upon to
give up a halfpenny 0f his tithe, he -directed me to apply to your
Lordship for a warrant of distress upon her goods and chattel!.
The Loan MATO% expressed some surprise at this prompt se-

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The Bill
pas:ed through
last nib ht, for
. suppressing 0 Illegal Societies in Irelandverity
American Stock, by spreading pretended doubts as to The LORD MAYOIt expressed some surprise at tars prompt se•
the correctness of the official news of the surrender of
the Committee, in the House of Lords, the Spanish forces in Peru. There seems, however, no
ibh„ without opposition, and is ordered to be read
a liii;d time on M d L.l S • Bill
abolishing
vation on ay: or- WIFIELD s for
the use of Spring Gums, except for the preser- •
of bona
.fide property, was read a second time.
. fn the House of Commons,Lord PALMERSTON brought
forward
satisfactory,
his Army from Liverpool, and inserted
morning :
Estimates, in a speech so clear and riean Consul, who
. factory, that no Member of the House of Commons
• Was prepared to object decidedly to the proposed aug-
mentation of the Army. Indeed, we think no man can
1 reason whatever to doubt its truth, and it meets with
strong confirmation in the following letter received
.. Tin the British Prcas of this After
-- aavrarnox THURSDAY EYZNING.
"The Aspasia, which arrived here to:day from Carthagena, • of the Doctor.
The defendant, whose appearance was quite confirmatory of the
account by Mr. .yon, then made statement of er distress,
given
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and it fully appeared that she was quite destitute of the means of
paying the tithe.
ter some conversation an the hardship of the poor woman's
case, Mr. Oldham, who was in the Justice-room during this scene, rs
expressed a wish that the Lord Mayor and he should pay the sum
demanded.
.himself thepano
rho LORD MAYOR said he should save i fsigning
brought no mercantile letters, hying chartered express by the Ame- a warrant of distress, by paying the whole amount himself. His
came over in her, and set off from Milford for Lordship accordingly handed over IL Bs, to the collector, who, we
on the 17th thought, received it very reluctantly. Other songs, toasts, and speeches followed, and the
mirth of the evening was most agreeably sustiiiied by
Mt. FAwcerr's announcing the sub.cnptions of the
day to exceed what it had ever been before, and to
amount to 1,5881. 10s.
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...ataToato.—HAND 'a Messiah was ad ' bl
formed at Covent Garden lut night, both vocally and ins' runientally.
21r. Baanaar sung, with their appropriate recitative, and in the
true oratorio style. Every volley shall be =lied, and Thou shalt break
then wills as red of inno. Miss M. Tata sung There thall eke eyes
if ow Mod, and He was despisevf, hi sweet and ezeellent style.
Mr. Sasso Mau sung very weU, and the chortsasea were admirably
way of Clugrts) that Cantarac and La Serna had thrown down their 11. Jolliffe, Esq.'s fox bound* meet on Monday, tiPlatt'sGreen; executed. Madame CAR/MOILS, in order to increase the attraction,
arms to lloltvar, and that the war in Peru was thus concluded. Wednesday, at Horse Hills ; Saturday, at Kings Head Worth. end give the relief of. vari=ntrodueed, u the beginning of ib •
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a mate to concur with the Noble Lordthat " A Colombian frigate ani two merchantmen sailed at the same The Surrey fox hounds meet on Monday, at Keaton; Thursdays seoogid part, 'imam •
, on a time with Um Aspaida, to bring over the news to Great Britain." sr Limpsfield ; Saturday, at Pratt's Buttons. execution.
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