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sr JOHY A MSIIINIS WILLIAMS.
With Asap pale and shaken eye,
13.,:h0kl roe figure gliding by !
7p:re--skulking be a shadow ante,
S irinklng,tf you but lowk at Mm;
Attied in rags, and sorrow-worn,.
By want depress'd, and stung by scorn!
See, now be stops, now turns his head,
.Expressive of wildness, bvt mn,e of dread ;
And, methinks, from his eye a tear is shed!
Ev:n so.---he lifts his hand to broslt

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Away the drop that per force will gush.
Again he hurries, with cautious speed,
1..-.<t in a Jail his bean may lilted'.
()Inlay he be sag d frAus a doom an severe,
AP'smin h his foe, and freedom is d•ar.
I n ! ever and anon he starts,
A i at the objeet of his fear ;
But no one is nigh—ah, mark yon that sigbil . •
Again he toms to
Now 'midst )ou alley's gloom with sadden siep he darpi,
What crime Is hi! that Pate pursues? • s
Misfortune and a vagrant Muse !
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Perhaps he bas ism made his care,
The lucre fools and villains share.
0, sisany a way the wicked will thrive,
Ike who will Virtue's dimple, head vevive?

It appears, by a Return, which, has just been laid
before Parliament, that the number of Male and Fe.:
male Peeper Children, resident' and non-resident,
between the ages of six and sixteen, who were on the
books of the several Parishes, within the Dills of Nlor-
talky, as chargeable to each Parish respectively, on
the sth day of May, 1819, amounts to 13,430. The
resident Pauper Children, are 7087: thenoe-resident,
6343. From 28 Parishes no Return has been made.
A part of Nottingham Forest, near New Radford,
is now levelling and clearing, by upwards of 100
men who, before, were unemployed, for the purpose
of planting the ground with potatoes, for the use of
their families.
The following Resolutions have been passed at a
Meeting of the-York Whig Club :
1. That the Representation of the People in.Pszliament is the
es.ablished Constluitios of the lgiugdoin, and the true source of
its happiness and dignity.
!. That as the People become enlightened, the elective from-
chin ought to extend, not only because a well-regulawd popular
Government is the surest source of general prosperity, but be-
cause an prep nted People will first cease to respect Govern-
ment, and tely attempt to subvert it.
5. That the present system of Representation in this Kingdom
is imperfect end corrupt; imperfect, inasmuch as way numerous
bodise.of the People, fully competent to exercise the elective
franchise, are wholly deprived of it ; corrupt, not only from
amid Boroughs being open to, and constantly admitting the
grossest bribery, bat because the Parliamentary it dueness possess.
eel by a few kid/widish, vests in them the chief power of the
Stine, and destroys that cancroid to which the People ate entitled.
.4. That the imperfect and insufficient coutresdha attire of
Greruineut, now possessed by the People, is still further re-
eluted by the !cog duration of Parliament, ermitted by law. '
b. That the People of this Kitigdom are fully oensible of the
feet of its to Representation, and of the evils thence
arising ; that discontent, grounded on this fact, is extensively
spread and daily iocreaaing ; and that the safety of the Constitu-
tion demands an effectual and immediate Reform in the Coal-
men& Home of Parliament.

6. That the duration of Parliament, authorized by law,
ought not to exceed three years.
7. That an Boroughs in which the number of Electors is so
few u so lay diem open to the influence of bribery, sad all Bo-
rofigtis which, from their constitution have became individual
property, ought to be disfranchised.
& That in lieu of the Boroughs so disfranchised, the right of
Representation ought to be given to the more populous Towns
of the United Kingdom, and to the inhabitants of the Kingdem
at !arge, being occupiers of a separatedwelling-house, or directly
liable to [station ; provided such persons arc not receiving pat bit
eerie**, and have otherwise no vote for any (Sty, Time, or County.
9. That for the more equal Representation of the People at
large, thus entitled to vote, the Kingdom ought to be divided
into Elective Districts.
te. That in County and District Elections the votes so* is
be taken in each Parish, or in united Parishes—end an.sbe
same day:
11. That hi Parochial Elections the Ballot mighi to be vied.
Tile above Resolutions having been read, with a
view to ground a Declaration to the Public, and is
Petition to Parliament uvou then), it was resolved,
" That they should be printed and distributed among the
Members of the Club, and that the Meeting shmild adjourn to
Monday evening, the 341 of January, 1820, at Ettridges Hotel,
and at the usual bohr of seven, for the purpose of takingthe sub-
ject into (gaiter consideration."

New Year. Noerareen 25.—The dark and thick
weathei whirl] was experienced in this City some
time Lack, it appears, extended throughout the United
States, as well as the neighbouring provinces. In
the districts of Maine, the darkness was very great at
times; during which period, there were occasional
peals of thunder and very vivid lightning. The ap-
pearance of the firmament was awfully terrific, and
gave rise to the most fearful apprehensions in the
minds of many persons. In Montreal, also, 'the
darkness was very great, particularly on a Sabbath
morning, the whole atmosphere appeared as covered
with a thick haze'of a dingy orange colour, during
taro fell of a dark inky appearance, apparently
impregnated with a black substance resembling soot.
At this period many conjectures were afloat, among
which, that a volcano had broken out in some distant
quarter. The weather, after this, became pleasant,
until the Tuesday following, when, at twelve o'clock,
a heavy damp vapour enveloped the whole city, and
it became necessary to light candles in all the houses,
the butchers' Stall 6 were also lighted. A little before
three o'clock, a slight shock of an earthquake was
felt, accompanied with a noise resembling the cgs-
tent disoharge of artillery. It was now that the in-
creasing gloom engrossed universal attention. At
twenty minutes:past three, when the darkness seemed
to have reached its greatest depth, the whole city
was instantly illuminated by the most vivid flash of
lightning• ever witnessed in Montreal, immediately
totio,veof Ly evel of thunder, so loud and near,
as to shakt the *congest buildings to their founda-
tion, which was followed by ether peals, and accom-
panied by a heavy shower oft ain of the colour above
described. Alter four t'. M. the lieavens bra-,a t♦
allanie wbvighter appearance, and feat gradually tol
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• AGRICEILITIRE,
VIONTBLY IMPART FOS DE.—
The Month has keen favourable to the
of htisbandry, at this season. 'The herr'
remained unsown frosts the heavy
have Worked kindly for the feed.
in the principal Corn Districts,
or wire-worm, never appeared.
frost has set in timely for clearing
early Beans and Peas, which theft
have began to dibble, in the
follows, in their last tilth, will
corn sowing, from the same
decayed state of the Turnips, parti,
Swedes, is generally complained
considerable rise to Hay in the
There reino!ns, however, much
upon which Stock will do well, _
a fall of snow. Clover Seed, from.
last summer, yields but a scanty
portations, however, are expected
Flanders, where their crops *erel
staplers have become pretty active
after all kinds of fleeces, and
have lately been made at art . in
Meat markets have had large supplies
Beef and 'Mutton ; but the Smithfield Cli
afford the mold Christmas exhibition
and %Vedder Sheep, probably, owing
;rage for extreme fatness. Lean Stock,
azod-aged beasts, is become
higher priced.
COMMERCIAL INTR

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Extract of a letter from Leg
ber i 1 :—"Sotne considerable sales
been made during the last fermi
any crushed Sugars remain
derable parcels are, however,
article is likely to experience
Havaunah we have not above
holders will not sell. Brazils
51s. sterling. East India is still
loaves are without demand. "
the place, particularly West
for. The article is evidently i
placed. Spices are dull, but
-Cinnamon and Pimento are
have appeared for Nankeens
firm. East India piece-goods
large parcels might be sold
no Cotton at maflcet:' in small
16id. for Bratils. Indigo is
dull, and Metals and Dye-woods
;Nothing his lately been done
;30,000 quintals of Cod-fish have
65 to 50 Pools, at which latter
able ; and 600 tierces of Salmon,
dollars. Some Stock-fish have
6of Scotch Herrings, but no offer
latter. A cargo of Pilchards
will go on to Naples.
By a Return of the quantity
&c. from New Orleans 'from
1818, to the Ist of • October,
;mounted to 99,208 3,ales,
To Englund and the Clyde -
To France • • - - -
To Europe, North of Havre, coastwise
insulin/ for Liverpnol . -
Stock in Testuestre (old crop)
Ditto in Losisiana

The exports, &c. of Tobacco,
riod was 33,050 hhds. viz.
To Great Britain, inclotlieg shipment,
a market - - -
To France - - - •
To the Dutch market, Spain, &c.
WOO to Gibraltar) -
To New Yolk, iSsladelphia, Baltimore,
Stock in Tows lot October
To arrive of the old crop

• Extract of a letter from Banal,
It is always difficult, in the e -
son, from the large tracts of
cultivation, their great distance,
and interested channels throuv'
can be obtained, to form a
of the extent of the year's
pretty well ascertained, from
that has been collected, that
greatly short of that .of laic
the difference in the importat*
this article, from the Ist of Jantnal .
May last, to .the corresponding petted
ceding year, it is not altogether
the failure of the present—crop,
tent, may be accounted for by
'navigation of the Matabanga
months east, having prevented
cation with the interior. There
quantity of o:d Cotton included
and exportation of 1018, as
sent year. The present crop,
already stated, will be found
that year.. Almost the Daly
which has yes found its way here,
this cannot at present be purch-
cal, which was in considerable
vanced, has again. declined. A.
abtut. ten rupees. Piece-goods.
teration. Sugar has experienced
The amount of Indigo imported r
16th inst. amounted to 162 factory
total this year to 24,158."
Extract

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cember 4.—Accounts from
state, among other things, the
In Upper Egypt, above the ptovince
have been lately disiovertd,
;nir.es, found some ti me ago, also
the latter are said to be very
sent to those parts several persons to
and emerald alines, which have
centuries. The racha has
dollars .to the person •
which would be pee!
of the great sestr.iq pE
g at Canal, of Rosetta P
and it ib hoped that the
Ito it in twenty days:
of September."

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r .-itthside. Between four and five, it was discavered arid emer
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: 4 ',(.. 4 , i i . stt eet, wb eiriiicallg flames were seen issuing from 100,000
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.. . the top oethrep4re, Wily throngh the haze, had the coallnine, •
appearance of a light-bowie tree far at sea. A small acconnt of
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imps. was taken up the steeple, and the tire extin- the gre.it
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'7 ' : palled after great exertioas, between eight And nice pidly, and
1 , ''. at right. At eight o'clock the iron crucifix fell with be let into
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a tsouteudens crash, and broke in several pieces. the 30th of
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glow T *ltio': O. to2'4 - ..a.' AliOdir, On Tuesdooevening, Captain (honor:. ',rot
eon DEMBEL . , n 4.. . • . • sritoteoret riii • g era- the brig. Breadolhane, of Laocaster, ana &not
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table to the usual touts* Jr
J. -efinteurr, BotOiltarged, with Carpenter, landed at Dover, front i;
kornlsrsosos444lhyl. y.o-nho.mtheth7eyalwir
innpti.ckeldhuot ii:e:idli .
The heavy laid', which mitiationt
earl miss issooemboo orterioreorged IlitnkoirEinglaiid Ch noels tom cdoei. arland, • 'cif Sunderland, Captain ltt..uPP.
:oeets,.bei Till;
hettettnigroWii2bileadt; stiderlahnime
ploci•ellepticod%
44' it'a:Pt.pfsiet.son.fwerntalladvaribeeetyng(tatitTelt
set.thmotventy Miles of Lon- iiras from North ,:t erica to Laiwaster, ho.
li4,about the country,
particularly at N'at - -umber; anst on the 30th November, beio,
W.S.W. attended with a heavy sea, whir', thr:
wo stinmore, E gtvare,.Btc. tt-'1 44/. 8. long. 2,i. 4. they encountered a disc,:,
h:eiliaritli:ehlrgiagthahteinti4tstoudthebrflenverssThfcrer don, About a forth ht since,
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butchers, vessel on her beanoends ; bat on etr.Oro oo
Home District ; and the
ill work kindly for Lem-. cure, fteriord,;sitieforgokittanct
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of the notes mainmast she righted, ° -
To prostetheifi:Olty knowledge.
and ,
f, when actremenek. ~,,,,,,
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at poblicitionotor grocers,
ins tAken into custody her aha i, completcy swept the deck 01 (
seaansiocnaalbarlelyctheauseto.rw.Therfra teci.neigtcPf...nrincrgeidPial,.: 444.
P loath plenty silver in theirbutthebits, win..,,,::.f, and capstan, rind
att as 1.7. 6s. silverin wards seventh planks of Orionotoono them oo
Ored oc and has givetto marched, they Lid of Lol es ..
inch feed on the ground, in his possession, which evidently proved ey.
the Grazing CountiesoL
were 'aV brew, up, and her stertopott became 1,.
The prsons% were. about to e seo then making a Complete hrra.l. cit.(
pockets; one bf than had its mu
th
one of them solicited ey were oblioed to take to the.foreto °
- maim.' until the ith' initent, with•Pos'og";7.
etl,frouoioless,.thelocdroke4titipe by not nboeteoincowmainuotodff!tinge,trud,
when,i
acted from Holland and Two h'oys, of niost' wretched appearance, were living been abk.to save 2 single ounce c;:i r:....
inty /swage ; great im- another examination, which was granted.
Weregood. The Wool- brought up, -charged with stealing a pint pot, the ortunately, they secureJ two casks of oot - •
mite in their researches pippertY of the landlord of the Running Footman doubt preserved the Ilycs of toe su:vioo%
i considerable purchases tablet-house, in Charles-street; Berkeley. optare, and the Oth they descried a s.ul, to which they i-
were. driven to of seeing that it was perceived;' but wen :if"- i -
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advance in price. The also with stealing a loaf from a baker's basket.- signal, by hoisting a blanketrand had the ono;
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gineithsufipepildiecs
hoifb well
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ot thTiewlecominioleiisrasiobniescr caritmur:4byittheseiTte'rest distress for a thick fog came on, and they lust high; ..f :e
inhibition of prime Olen they had been two days without food,. and had been three hours. On its, clearing away, they a•,:::.
, owing to the subsiding wandering the Streets for- two or three nights ; and sight of her, but lost her again in :t fog for a::..,..
in Stock, particularly in when they took the. loof they immediately tore it to a half ; and this second disappointment here ,s,e'
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: scarce, and, of course, pieces in the most ravenous manner. The publican, of all hope. Fortunately it again ekare.' .:v .;••
on this account, declined prosecuting, aod• the pri► the,friendly sail was still seen standing towards....
sorters were remanded, merely in order that some- and shortly afterwards reached them, and i-:-.1,
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rim LICENCE: thin might be done for their relief. 'the wreck all the survivors, consisting, of the(';.
Monosonouoti-STREET.---Thorahr Winter was carpenter, and five seamen, all of whom v•,%:.'
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Leg dated Decent- brought up by Coates, a Mary•la-bonne Officer, on complete state of exhaustion. z.,.. en of 'lie ,
le sales of colonials have two specific charges. The prisoner is one of those and the only passenger on beard. had sunk ar., ,
fortnight, and scarcely desperadoes who belonged to the Bird:street gong; tigneaitd privation before the brig came to :11,4
in first hands ;--consi. and Coates stated to the Magistrate-that he was with sistance. They were completely worn out aioi
7, on their way,and the Henley, Harper, and others, of the West-end fair without pain and without a struggle. The Coi
* some depression. Of gang, when they attempted to rob Kelly, a turnpike liad his brother-in-law between his knees, er.,..,
we .100 easel, and the man ; one of them was executed, .and the others ing to rouse him from slumbering, as he Oyu
ils would readily fetch transported. The Officer. was ordered by.the Judge. but found he had resigned his breath. Ti,e st!
still out of season, and to apprehend the prisoner when he could 6nd.himo-- ems 'speak in the highest terms of the koo.O.
There is little Coffee in He stood charged, in this instance, with knocking Captain Roswsos, whose vessel was the 0r...
Indio, which ii asked down a young man homed Thwaites, in Bell-street, that came in sight during the whole seven ioro •
improving, and is easily Paddington, on Monday evening, and attempting were on the wreck.
it Pepper is saleable.- to rob him. The prosecutor iwnre, that he =MO at .
I falling. Some orders a poblic•hoese is Bell-street, on the evening stated,. Conowen's ItsQuk.sr.--Yesterday -.:1 lay.i'.
aat 41, but holders are with his father and another relative, And having oc- was taken sit the Coopers' Arms, Noel •shett.
Is are very current, end elision to go into the street, he was surrounded by James's, pn the body of a poor creature, name]
immediately. There is a gang of half a dozen ruffians, who hustled him, therine Lewis, who was found dead in her tom
ill parcels it would atilt knocked him down by a severe blow which closed Wednesday morning. It appeared from the evi.:.
is current, but Ruin is his eye, and turned his pockets inside out; but he of Mrs. Mary Bonce that the deceased was :41):a:
ods are withoutdernand, had pteviously informed them he had no money, and years of age, and had lodged for the Inst four y.
mein Tobacco. About so they found. it. •He gave an alarm, and his father at No. es,. Noel-street, in a back-room' on the .e,,
have been sold et from and relation coming to his assistance ,'they were Hoot. .She had no friends in London, but had s
tter rate it it still sale- most brutally maltreated, so that the father is unable relations in the country, in very good eilcu;,,,r
Limon, at fromlo to-40 to leave his bed. A young man named Kettle twr- She had been formerly well off, but her hu5.;:1,:,1
rye arrived, and a cogo roborated that which had fallen from the last wk- her son being unfortunately some years agGJr„..,.
offer was made for the • • and proved distinctly that the prisoner was one together, reversed her circumstances: she lived -.
is has also arrived, bqt • the gang. He was committed for the assault only. what little property they had left, and late!yd'i
, '•• • . • . bfeenow-Horsio-46/1* Lower was chaiged with of her little furniture to support-life. She liveti .:i,
nity of Cotton elOorted," hieing most cruelly abused and robbed a poor as it were, secluded from. all die world; a:2
pm the Ist of October, washerwoman nutted Cot, on•the King's highway. sense of honour and-spirit ware so great, t:r.'
r, 1819, it appears it The complainant, who with much difficulty walked would not inform her relatioqs
.of liel ch.;rP.4,
'rt. to the Justiee-roonts stated, that oo Tuesday even- even those wise OcettPieciThe next room to Ler.
- - - Hoes ototo leg, about five o'clock, as she was going towards beteg •at last dis Covered that the wanted food,
_____,.._- - - - "Oil 11fet house in Betlinalltreen, with a bundle of clothes landlady of the house and the lodger, aszd to
""i" • - - '4" fit the' wash, she Met two men and a woman at the her sometimes a plate of meat; it was generolly L
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_ - - - 1,250 end of Bishopstate-street. One of the men' without ried in and left in the room, without being Gill..
- - - -. 25,500 saying a worm, knocked. her dews, and the, other fearful that it would hurt her feelings.- At lior
99----°-:los struggled to get the bundle from her. She held the was prevail4d upon to apply fur parochial relief,:
:co, within the same pc,- cio es fast, butwas in about ten minutes over- was- to have been admitted into the workboe
powered by the violence of the Min, whO kicked Monday last. The last tittle witness saw h-: :u
assl;larres and dragged her most oubercifultro • The lamps was on Sotto*, when she went Jowl) stairs I
sesai sod
.., . . - Rids. 10.100 were beginning to be lighted; but nobody came to something, end fell down in the p•asagc f;au ts.
-' - - - 4,350 her relief whit, she was Milt* OW thieves: - :me tress. Witness assisted her up stairs, b•:: •;i: :: .'
or which 1500 te woman, who appeared to be in company with the not permit her going into the room, beta:: • -: .;
- - -•- is, Men, was looking an all the time, but did not inter- not m tech a state as she would wish; fer wi0....0.
maze, md clime/yds` " fere. As toon'as thtiO bbjtoo .was attained, they all son obi generally kept herself so reterooh ‘.`
-•- - 11,1100 disappeared ; too* Idler which a poor woman anted nesday usoruias, on passing her room-door and `:.71.
--.--m 3.1500 loutgky came op,'Otad 'upon hewing that a robbery ing it open, .ovitness took thelibeoty to look in, ..
was just committed, said she had seen sotste villaios saw her lying on the floor; she went in and to oto
too, datedjune 245"';_....5° running down Angel-alley with A bundle, and could ed to lift her cp, when the discovered the 51;e. i-
:point
seeing pr two Of th. The complainant dead. She hal bee clothes on, and oils cut :n '
early part of any sea-
upon the prisoner at the bar, declared that be face, and it was supposed she fell a;c.a. the 2.a,,,:•
if country under ototon
was the liaison who had dragged the bundle from The landlord cf the house saw her alive 4:n 6e !I-
nce, and the important
her. She added that she was dreadfully bruised by ceding ugh which information. g piglat ;he was then reading soy.? .1 1,<!... L.'
'blacks.and bows about the
stibt ; • site should not have band's letters, is was her practice ; • hr- ro ite lit: i
tolerably correct idipi
of
crop. It is, however,
family, who might be ruined by the loss. -
thought. resitting had; ie -not been for her large to bed, because the reading of the h......!•i ge •:;:u;
m all the- information
the
• affected her mita, anti proOneed 7o despn. -"oho or
In absence of the complainant, Hariiet Rose
t the present crop falls dejection.--The Jury. thought- the want of the qe...
was !tonight up. The Officer who toot her into series of life-bat haetened the poor wo:oo.
itt year.
..In regard to
custody said, that upon inquiry, he learned that soon These was, howaer, some victuals in then,
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itiat and exportation of
after. the robbery the two prisoners wete to.gether, she was found dad; and a verdict wos retui.::.
Janttery to the 31st of
ing petiod in the
Dre.. treating others of thpsame sort to glasses of gin. The Natant Death !
her to be ttribotea to Poisoners were ordered to be brought up this dilly." BETTING AT TAtTERRALLT, min:hoio.zr.
rop, but tua 'it ex- • Friday,
afteith=.inv7 as r nalli Committed' to
y the interrup pf the take his tri oa a charge of passing forged
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Bunk of ODDS ON THR DEADY AND ()AV
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.1 England Notes ; and on Wednesday he Was sent
ed the usual common from litridnSham to Warwick. . . 15 us a apt Brother ta as tot art Se:].:
sre is also a contickqohle • -.Several mock apprehended at the afamitiosotto- 13 to I apt Piodarte
Idea in the • impornitim tier charges; of
.shre-depling, hive arrived InAhro
well as that, of the‘4pre. country, Ohl ary lodged, prqparatery wpm:maxi. . 031kaist thia.Prtf3ll7.
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), however,* owe have for trial ht. rollibith-fieldt Ptisoll„,"- v'"..s: - 7in• - e too Itsti4Ld'atizter any w Oleo the E.WlctSetwzr'%;,,i'
lto be. grad,' sbovt.ii t Tuesday erettink, I ftalsle, teretairoiliei ati• -
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cods remain witholOsal- On the night of the 20th instaut, titearlyan hobo and.a half. . Hampstead Heath was die ...o. o
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