The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-13 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STAN DA RD, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1.85‘2.

IRELAND.

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY OF LIMERICK now
wear the white Roman rabba round the neck, in addition
to their clerical costume.

MR. JAMES M'CONNELL, of Belfast, shipbroker, has
been committed for trial, charged with having his wife
locked up in a room, without light or ventilation, for the
last year and a half.

DR. CULLEN (says the Morning Herald) since his ar•
rival in Ireland, has steadily avoided taking the oath of
allegiance to the Queen, declaring, in the most significant
manner, that he owns no Sovereign but the Pope.
A NEW CRUSADE.—The Leader says—" We under-

stand that an Ultramontane crusade is to be preached in
Ireland by the most eminent of the English seceders to
Romanism, on the duty of the people at elections. Vogue
la galere I"

A DREADFUL ACCIDENT happened, on Wednesday, at
Kingstown, on board the William Penn, London steamer,
to the second engineer of that vessel, Alfred Bustow, who,
having accidentally slipped from the platform, and fallen
under the crank of the starboard engine (working at the
time, on her passage from Dublin), the crank struck him
on the head as it descended, and killed him on the instant.

TUE LORD-LIEUTENANT AND TIRE COUNTESS OF
EGLINTON, accompanied by the Countess of Bective, and
several officers of the vice-regal court, went in state on
Monday to visit the Dublin University, where they were
received by the provost and several of the senior and
junior fellows, by whom they were conducted through
the library, the principal halls, the fellows' garden, the
chapel, &c.

PRIESTLY DENUNCIATIONS.—A correspondent, writing
from the county of Leitrim, states that, a short time
since, Lord Clements was denounced from the altar of a
chapel near Mohill, the immediate consequences of which
were two threatening notices served upon his lordship,
that he would be punished for his " cffences." Lord
Clements has now to carry loaded pistols, and be guarded
by an armed servant when he leaves his house.

THE COUNTY of WICKLOW is to be contested on the
Protectionist interest, by W. F. Hume, Esq., of Hume-
wood, near Baltinglass. Mr. Hume's father was for many

years or

atives of the county

When

the two Earls of Fftzwilliam and
incessant political warfare_ Mr TT

Aldborough waged an
me always commanded
successful ; but, inde-
tz now on the decline,
n have recently arisen.
•The Dublin Freeman's
iild, slightly decomposed,
presses in a room of the
mnected with the offices
were those of a still-born child,
o, and
-place

Fitzwilliam interest, and in
lent of the Aldborot

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MYSTERIC

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was recently found in one of tt
Prerogative Court. A party

explained tha

iecausea buria-

With this extraordinary expla-
atisfied.

THE DERBY.
11 to 2 agst Mr. Merry's Hobble Noble—taken.
13 to 1 Lord Zetland's Augur.
16 to 1 Mr. Stehbing's Alfred the Great—taken.
16 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Lapidist—taken.
18 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse.
33 to 1 Mr. J. Scott's Phantom—taken.
50 to 1 Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken.

The two-year-old filly Sister to Iracundus has been
named Placid.

Wells was so completely recovered from his accident at
Northampton as to ride at _Epsom the following week.
Weathergage has left the Duke of Bedford's stable, and
is now trained by Armstrong. _ _ _ _ _

THE TURF AND THE CABINET.—Lords Derby, Jersey,
Exeter, Lonsdale, and Eglinton, all Cabinet Ministers,
have won among them five Derbies, three St. Legers, and
five Oaks.

Captain Young, whose Derby bets, as we stated a short
time since, were recommended by his solicitor and medi-
cal attendants to be scratched, died on Thursday week.
Mr. Davies, the leviathan book-maker, offered to bet
£4OOO to £lOOO against Stilton winning the Metropolitan
Handicap a few minutes-previous to the race. The horse,
however, won very easily, Carroll, his rider, patting him
on the neck two lengths from the winning chair. He is
in for the Chester Cup, and is certain to run very forward.
Sir John Shelley, Bart. died on the 28th ultimo, at
Lonsdale House, Fulham, at the advanced age of eighty
years. He was for many years a confederate on the turf
with Lord Jersey, and, in the course of a long, successful,
and honourable career, won the Derby twice, once in
1811, with Phantom ; and in 1824, with Cedric, a son of
Phantom.

Mr. H. Robinson, of Carnsby, has named his ch c by
Cato out of Maria, 3 yrs, Billy Richardson ; two-year-old
f by St. Lawrence out of Minerva, Lady Georgians ; two-
year-old cby Melbourne out of Minx, Felatah ; b year-
ling c by Cowl out of Minerva, 800-Kaloom ; b yearling
c by Cowl, out of Minx, sister to Melbourne, The Grand
Inquisitor ; b yearling f by Cowl out of Maria, Olivia
Augusta.

The death of Mr. Ralph Smelt took place on Sunday
week, rather suddenly, at his residence in York. He was
well known on the turf, and for many years was very suc-
cessful, but in ISSO, having a heavy book against Volti-
geur, was taken very ill in town, when on his way to Ep-
som, and was thus prevented from hedging. He lost a
large stake in consequence, and was compelled to com-
promise with his creditors, paying ss. in the pound. Since
that period he has lived in retirement.

SHREWSBURY RACES

NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREAT CLEVELAND HANDI-
CAP.—King of Oude, Chief Justice, Goldfinder, Mark
Tapley, Trickstress, Clothworker, Spot, Doubt
Ballet Girl, Ringleader, Selina, Calculator, Dr
Mrs. Birch, Achyranthes, Abbess of Jeryeau:
Berwick, Warwick, Aaron Smith, Proctor, C_
Dulcet, Melford, Ella, Wilmont, Sjoter to Clothworker,
Waterfall, Goliath, Madeline, Paddy Bird, First Fruits,
Surveyor, Kate, Robert, Mary Ann, Ethelwolf, Urbanity,
f by Faugh a Ballagh dam

Le Juif,

John of

Recovery.

RACING FIXTURES FOR APRIL AND MAY.
A.hergavenny .. April 15 Newmarket S.S. .. May 11
17 Plymouth Spring
20 Shrewsbury....... 12

York Spring

Royal Leamington
Malton

20IDurham

Newmarket F. E

.... 22 Bath and Somerset
261 Liverpool Hunl
.... 29 North Herts .....
May 1 Epsom
.... 41 Wye

Hambledon Hunt

011erton
Chester Spring

Tavistock

THE CHARITIES.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 10th April.)—
ADMITTED : Accidents, I 8 ; Medical and Surgical cases upon
recommendation, 14; Total, 32.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 16;
relieved and at own request, 0; attending as out-patients, 18;
irregular, 2; died, 2.—Remaining in the-Hospital, 76.
LIVERPOOL ROYAL I NFI RM A RY:--(Weeld y Report, 10th
ApriI.)—ADMITTED: In-patients 35; out-patients, 14; casuals
during the last week, 25.—DISCHARGED In-patients cured,
22 ; relieved, and at.own request, 6 ; made out-patients, 8 ;
irregular, 3 ; dead, 4.—Remaining in the house, 191.
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, APRIL 12.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last
week—North, 269; South, 235; total, 504. New cases visited
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 131;
South, 65; total, 196.

_ .. .... .. . _ .... _ ..—.., .. ~. vc.a,.0.-x.

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, April 6, 1852

Thomas Wood, Northwich, Cheshire, grocer, to surrender
April 16, May 13, at 11 o'clock, at'the Liverpool District Court
of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Holt and Rowe, Liverpool ;
official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
George Chadwick; Leeds, grocer..

John—Mitchell and Edwaiii Clarkson, Bradford, Yorkshire,
worsted spinners.
William Williams, Pentwyn Golynos and Pontnewynydd,
Monmouthshire, iron manufacturer.
Isaac Timmins, Dudley, Worcestershire, chartermaster.

Henry Norman Barnes,'Margaretting, Essex, milkman.
Samuel Haynes, London. street, Paddington, London, wheel.
wright.
Thomas Bull, Greenwich, innkeeper.

Henry Wornis, Blackfriais-road,.Lot.!don,bootmaker

Henri Stintsoti, St. Neot

Huntingdonshire, boot maker,

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—S. Glenn y, Liverpool, corn
merchant, second div. of Id., and is. Id. on new proofs, on
Wednesday, April 7, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr.
Turner's, Liverpool.—W. Craven, Birkenhead, road maker,
div. of 9d., on Wednesday, April 7, or any subsequent Wed-
nesday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool.

DIVIDFNDs.—ApriI 27, E. Wilkinson and T. Bentley, Liver-
pool, tailors.—April 27, W. Cole, Birkenhead, estate agent.—
April 28, G. Pryde, D. Jones, and J. Gin, Liverpool, sail.
makers.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.— Milligan, Lempriere, and Co.,
Liverpool, merchants.—S. Sands and Co., Liverpool, commis-
sion agents.—Waterhouse. Gnosspelius, and Co., Liverpool,
merchants.—Hughes and Parry, Liverpool, woollen drapers.—
J. and W. Machell, Preston, corn merchants.

Friday, April 9, 1852,

Constant Champion, Fenchurch-street, London, merchant.
Samuel Trickett, Isle of Dogs, London, stone merchant,
Thomas Barton Lawrence, Parliament-street, Westminster,
and York-place, Lambeth, London, zinc dealer.
Thomas Cowdrey, Brighton, wine merchant.
Joseph and William Williams, Golynos and Varteg, Mon-
mouthshire, shopkeepers.
DIVIDENDS.—ApriI 30, A. Ashmall, Liverpool, merchant.—
April 30, J. Parker, Goosnargh-with-Newsham, Lancashire,
innkeeper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—T. Relph and M. Spedding,
Liverpool, wood hoop makers.—Lawe and Sidgreaves, Preston,
and elsewhere, bankers.

in the inferior descriptions, of which much of the recent im-
port consists; Egyptian also has suffered a further decline of
id. per lb., whilst Brazil and Surat are heavy of sale, at barely
last week's quotations. Speculators have taken 470 American,
260 Egyptian, 640 Surat and 30 Bahia, and exporters 2360 Ame-
rican, 40 Egyptian, 240 Surat, and 80 Madras.
ISALES. I IMPORTS.
Week Previ- I Week
ending ously !ending I year.
April 8 this yr. April 8: ear. April 8

DESCRIPTION

Sea Island

Stained

Boweds

Mobile
New Orleans.
Pernams, &c.
Aracati, &c
Bahia, &c
Maranham
Sawginned
Demerara, &c
Egyptian
Barbadoes
Peruvian
Laguayra
Com.W.L&c.
Cartliagena
Smyrna
Manilla

Surat
Madras

Bengal

7070!1
630 ).11847

STOCK

Glasgov

q u;re caulking. The Aherfoyle, from Panama, has been stir-
V eyed, and recommended to be well caulked.
FALMOUTH, April 4.—The American ship Fanny. Bennett,
from Liverpool for Baltimore, was abandoned llth March, in
lat. 42, long. 38, in a sinking state. Crew saved, and landed
here by the Republic, from Charleston.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7.—Wind E., light
Wilhelmina Start, Christenson, Soor
_, Nantes—Alert, Canning, Jersey
SA ILE D.—Arctic (s.), Luce; Sarah Sands (s.s.)
Adonis, 11I'Mullin ; New World, Kniabt
M'Lay, for New York
Gourky, Quebec—Scott.
Bull, Drontheim—Agnes,
Osborn, and Triumphant,
cardo, Gortazar, Gilboa—R
Rowlands, Riga—War"

ARRIVED.--
Jacksor

-cleopat

Enterprise, Griffiths, henc

Naples,

Farran, from i'or
Ellen, from Pat
Benjamin He

William

ucker,Royal,
'elegraph, Way, sailed from Tob
Risk, Weinyss, from Puerto Cabe
sailed from Rio Hache f,
iffiths, hence at Antigua

Isabel, (

piani, Le

from the

Jane, hence at Valencia.
Clemence, hence at the Schelde
Gazelle, Lakey, and Louisa Am
both sailed for Patras.
400 I Jane Brown, Ai`Kinnen, sailed

kiatilda, Astmead ; El

and Mary Bibby, Herbert, hence
Liffey, sailed from Barhadoes,
the 11th, both for this port.
Carl and Johanna, Hansen, he
for Puerto Cabello, 6th March.
Peter Foulks. Carter, hence at

Guayra,
John B
Table Bay
John Moore, Nith, Queen of the Isles, Velore, a...
t. Helena, and all sailed for this port
; Gleaner, Marsh ; Dart, Doughl
-I.lrnat

Bost

Sir Robert Peel,

Weller, Da

Token. Mows,
from Callao; Vi

Latham Island; John Calvin, Lowry
Simons, from Sierra Leone ; Alacrity

Hall, fr
as•,-ISYt SM.
Esultanza, Ivancich, and Louise Augusta, from Port L
instant.
Merlin, Queenstown, sth
Merlin, Hicks; Queen of the Sot
vean,Webber• Heroine, Deane; Lif.
Harris; Elizabeth Ann, Lidstone ;
Royal George, Bell, and Dora, May, 1
in and Isabella. from S
Berbice; Egbert, Alsi
t, from Surinam for A
iro, all oil Falmouth,
Dec. 1(

MELBOURNE

sth inEtant

e bales of Wool v

floating about off the Lerven by the A
Adelaide, Bth Dec., the master

in lat. 46 N., long. 26 W., with'
crew saved by the Egbert, from
landed here.

THURSDAI , APRIL 8.-

ARRIVED

Clinton, Ft

Hojka,
Kong—Cornucopia, Jary
Lady Mansell. Barber

Genoa—
Newfour.

!, Long ; Rc
ick ; Antelc

ia, Ferris

.t St. Micli

from Itici

3endizon, Cu

icl.l supr

U some verse

Dm Porto Rico—

Monte Video—Obeix

Cada, He
irate, Fud,

Zoe, Cameron, sailed from Simon's Bay for Ichaboe Feb. 24.
Ellen Jenkinson, White, from Grand Colla at Monrovia, and
sailed for this port Feb. 22.

Shark, Tool,Cy, sailed from Table Bay for this port Feb. 13;
Matilda, M`Phun, 13th ; and Struan, 15th. both for the
Mauritius.

Sir John Beresford, Threadgold, from Moulmein ; Guisachan,
Jeffery, and Alfred the 'Great, from Callao ; and Elvira, Gra-
ham, from the Cape of Good Hope, all at the Mauritius.
Lintin, Rigg, from Callao, and sailed for New York, Feb.
17 ; Zoe, Shaw, from the Mauritius, and sailed for Queens-
town, Feb. 20; Saghalien, King, from Callao, and sailed for
London, Feb. 18, all at St. Helena.
British Queen (s.s.), Bell, hence at Constantinople, March 24.
Hero, Ist, and Natbalie, 2d April, both hence at Trieste.
QUEENSTOWN, April 6.—Part of the head-rail of a ship,
with the name " Madras" in the centre, gilt mouldings, and a
figure, half man and half fish, holding a flag and pendant, all
gilt, was picked up, on the 4th instant, at Robert's Cove.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, March 3.—The Hilton Grove, from
Newcastle for Aden, took tire, by the spontaneous combustion
of her cargo, on the 15th Jan., was abandoned on .the 18th,
and subsequently sank. The crew and passengers were
picked up in the boats, on the 22d, in let. 29 S., long. 55 E.,
and landed here.

Mr AURITI us, January 12.—Several hurricanes are reported
to have occurred to the eastward of this isLand, and, on the
9th and 10th, the side of the cyclone passed to the north of the
island, but no damage was done to the ships in the harbour.
January 29—It blew a hurricane on 23d and 24th, but it has,
fortunately, done very little damage to the shipping in the
harbour, beyond what was occasioned by their being in con-
tact with each other. The Benjamin Buck Greene, and Straf-
ford, from London, suffered most.

FRIDAY, APRIL 9.—Wind light.
Au RlVED.—Mercia, Davies, from Calcutta—Great Western,
Marshall, New York—Glasgow, Hatfield, Mobile—Prospero,
Harvey ; Alfred, Gregg; and Echo, St. Michael's.
SAILED.—A. Cheeseborough, Binney, for Baltimore—Grand
Bonny, Heys, Africa—Zuleika, Clements, Antigua—A. Grant,
Guthrie, New Orleans—Plencia, De Goya, Havana—T. Rising,
Bulland, Amsterdam—lndian Princess, M`Kinstry, Genoa—
Princess Victoria, Turnbul, St. Petersburg—William, Evans,
Konigsberg—Salcombe Castle, Strong, Malta—Albion, Press,
Rotterdam—Eugene, Folkerts, Antwerp—Halls, Halls, Ancona
—Storm King, Dryden, Odessa—Emma, Screetch, Naples.

Jenny Jones, Proddou, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and
sailed 12th Feb. for this port.
Nathalie, Burgstatter, hence at Trieste.
Earl Grey, Green, hence at Zierichgee.
Anna Catliarina, Ghem, hence at Cuxhaven.
Nymph, Lilly, hence at Briella, for Abeona.
Bartlett, from Vera Cruz at Southampton ; on fr
500,000.
MAURITIUS, Feb. 2.—The Agenoria got aground during the
cyclone of 23rd and 24th Jan.
CONSTANTINOIME, March 24.—The weather has been very
stormy of late, and several accidents to shipping are reported.
Wrights, Smart, from Odessa to Queenstown or Falmouth,
which cleared hence 23rd March, got aground near St. Stephen's
Point, but was assisted off after discharging part of her cargo,
and brought into the harbour. She is being surveyed. A
Maltese vessel and a Greek vessel were wrecked in this neigh-
bourhood during a sudden gale last night, and a Russian ves-
sel got on shore, but was assisted off this morning.

IA about

SATURDAY, APRIL 10.—Wind N.W., light.
ARRIVED.—Queen of the Isle, Hewitson, from Sincapore—
E. C. Scranton, Spencer, New York—Tangier, Sweet, Mauritius
—Lady New•borough, Marseilles—Tiber (s.s.), Ewing, Genoa—
Sumpter, Humphreys, Wilmington.

SAlLED.—Robertßirbour, Candlish, and Duncan, Duckett,
for Calcutta—Menzies, Branthwaite, Sincapore—Transit, Palk,
Monte Video—Argentina, Young, Bahia—Luigi, Hose, ltio
Janeiro—Eleanor Dixon, Quay, Valparaiso—Mary Johanna,
Davies, Rio Grande—Florida, Mills, and Asia (s.), Judkins,
New York—City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie, Philadelphia—Jane,
Roe, and Alexander, Routledge, Newfoundland—Confiance,
Phelan, Quebec—Deux Marie, Rarest, Leghorn—Pirate (s.s.),
Ritchie, Constantinople—Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, Messina.
A-

tert, Hadgraft, hence for Dordt, at Dover, Bth April, with
loss of bowsprit, foretopmast, bows stove, dzc., having been in
collision with the Swedish brig Alleertine.
Admiral (s.), Wickman, hence at Havre.
Margaret, Evans, sailed from Nantes for this port Ist April.
Advocate, Donald, from Moulmein, at Queenstown Bth April.
Princess Charlotte, Newham, from Cuba, and Wakefield,
from Constantinople, both at Crookhaven 7th April.
Melody, Beer, from Buenos Ayres, at Plymouth Bth April.

SUNDAY, APRIL 11.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—Jenny Jones, Proddon, from Calcutta—Chusan,
Price, Savannah.

SAILED.—Amelia, Wilson, for Falkland Islands—Gardyne,
Hewitt, Rio Janeiro—Eliza' Gilpin, and Canton, Anderson,
Quebec—Sumatra, Crosby; Richardson, Carruthers; Samuel,
APLean ; and St. George, Scott, Newfoundland—Pelican (s.s.),
Byrne, Rotterdam.

Brigand (s.s.), Thompson, hence at Malta, and left 29th
March for Beirout.

John Munn (s.s.), Pores, hence at Malta, and proceeded Ist
April for Constantinople.
Arno (s.s.), Haram, hence and Genoa, at Leghorn.
Scourge (s.s.), Gibbs, sailed from Malta for this port 28th
March.
Jessie Mitchell, from New York for Clyde, off Cape Clear
6th April.
Sir Charles Forbes, Paine, from Sierra Leone ; Clara, Maak,
Ibrail ; Creole, Avery, Monte Video; Monarch, Blair, Cuba;
and Hector, Moore, Corfu, all at Queenstown 9th April.

MONDAY, APRIL 12.—Wind S.B.W.
ARRIVED.--Juno, Brewster, from Alexandria---Marian,
Knudston, Rio Hache.

SAILED.--Lady Franklin, Knowles, for Havana—Delegate;
Cole, Halifax—Jonk Vrow Elizabeth, Schurr, and Catharinga,
Willinga, Narva—Gaetano, Ansealda, Malta—Eleanor Grace,
Pearson, Genoa—Menzies, Braithwaite, :Ancapore.

Hero. Donald, from Port Philip at Falmouth, with eloo,oto
in gold.

The Edouard, of Elbing, hence for Stettin, is on shore near
Thurso, with four feet water in her hold, and will be lightened,
to endeavour to get her off next springs.
NAPLES, 30th march.—The Uzella, which arrived here 27th
March from Liverpool, was boarded 3rd March, in lat. 3G, lon.
7. by a dozen or more men, armed with axes, from a barque
supposed to be Greek or Spanish, who commenced plundering
the vessel, when the Pocahontas, of Shields, hove in sight, and
sent a boat's crew to the assistance of the Uzella, and the pi-
rates jumped on board their own vessel, and set sail. The pi-
ratical vessel was a low one, with broad white ports and white
rail.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Elizabeth, hence for Bombay, in lat. 4 N., long. 22 W.
John Routledge, hence for Charleston, Bth March, in lat. 23 N.,
long. 27 W.
Mermaid, hence for Cuba, 30th March, in lat. 49 N., long. 10 W.
Bengalee, from Sincapore, in Straits of Sunda.
Douro, hencefor St. Michael, 90 miles E. of St. Michael.
Ilope, hence for Guatemala, 13th Dec., in lat. 55 S., long. 64 W.
Countess of Durham, from Valparaiso, 27th Dec., in lat. 55 S.,
long. 68 W.
Seagull, from Valparaiso, for this port, 29th Jan., in lat. 12 S.,

long. 33 W.
G. W. Brown, hence, for New Orleans, Ist March, in lat. 43 N
long. 15 W.
Oceanie, hence for Sincapore, 11th Feb.
Annette Gilbert, from Shanghae, 23d Jan., in lat. 32 S., long. 34 E.
Velure, from Calcutta, for this port, Ist Feb., in Ist. 37 S.,
long. 25 E.
Duchess of Lancaster, hence for Shanghae, 29th Feb., in lat
1 N., long. 2S W.
'nn, hence for Trinidad, 19th March, in lat. 19,N..1^-
, from Mobile, for this port, 3d Arm"
song. 10 W.
dustry of and for this port, 260- --
13 W.
John and Lucy, from "1"*

g. 30W

ofl Charlista
New York, for th

Cassicpc
Fanny,

INFORMATIONS UNDER THE WEIGHTS

AND MEASURES ACT.

Patrick Sharkey, grocer and provision store keeper in
Denison-street, defended by Mr. Aspinall, was complained
of, before the Mayor on Thursda— last, by Inspe,
sack, for having had, on the Bth ofl March last,
large scale bottoms on his premises, one of which,
attached to the balance, was found heavier than t
" ounces. It was proved by a witness,

put to

which we

end of the beam, a
of t

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you ought to have exact

you to give evidence without don hr.
failed t

.nt hay

that examination, a

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the scale is made to _
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ha doubt, and dismiss the case."

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