The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-09 00:00:00

111 E STATESMAN,

Eery inhabitant of Carlisle looked •p to his Ma-
jr4,)•4 Minkleft for pratactiaw. arid if they dill •ot
UN.PIIP that proiorti•u how Illiniafpfr, they emelt!
to kso to the Opposition Ur ;-14 high]--for

tooy most have protection.
lir. BROUGHAM said, If they were willies to
'mow the Bill to pass in the way proposed by the
iVolite Lord (Castlereagh), while they agreed to es
s.urir dispatch as was necessary, they would avoid
set s dangerom precedes,. Ile was lather ser-
ioiseti that any Magistrate shield entottaie a shadoier
of doubt as lathe's power sof preventies those sightly
drills. If 70 or 80 men, even if they were firmed
only with clubs, bet certainly if they were armed
with pikes at sidelight, or ester the deed of night,
for tt.e perp•se of Oshawa. there was only a
41,,n of di/Crewe betweee this ctitee and the highest
seism knows is taw, that if lollies war stalest the
State. Sorely those who thooght this Meeting at
Manchester illegal, osght to thick a Meetille by
slight of peruses, mimed uri.h pikes, illothi• Thoie
who tow flops- praeliri% nimbi to Its re given warning
to ttie Magistrates, ohs otigiolell have called net the
Yeomanry, and if the Yreemery were insollcient,
the military also, to pat douse these Painless sod
wide poor to mere some of the rooms envied in
them. It wet any between two and three smiths
;ism* he was in Willie, and he thee heard oho uses
acceent which yes sow given. Geed God ! whet,
were she Magistrates all the while ? As to thole
asylum they looked to his Majesty's Ministers fee,
protection and then to the Opposition—he wield
namely eb;erre, why did they not leek to their own
Masiatntes ? Ho bed so wieners if doubt that the
pracliff of Palsies was illegal, and a NM IS* was
only advisable to adopt posaltim more specific tha.
these of the Cosmos Law of the land. The two-
sere would sits have the eject of a Parliseseetary
4loneaciatime spies* shoes misthiemses perigee who
dared to commit sock se offeece.—[Hoser

The AI7ORNEY.GENIERALesid, seven! is.
divideale had been committed for trial, at the Is.'
Sessions' for the offence of trainlog, bet they had
traversed. It wee onleobtedly Its,, that if it wen
possible to establish the rupees fir which men meet
armed by night, that that amounted to high tresses ;
bet she lion. earl Loomed Cretinous meet lase that
then was a great difficulty in getting at that proof,
ao.l then they mould only be indicted far the lowest
offence is la w—ari,denseanoer. Bet, is consequesce
of the itentaieg, there had been es yet so comets.
ties, sod composedly so 'tempts had bees mode.
Be seeded truly to state else. what was ems from
the parrs before them, the difficolty of pttisg evi-
dence a, to arch trainieg, the penes. who bed goes
to an thee basing bees attacked sad maltrested.—
He treste.l diet the alarm nee felt would indese is.
divideatt, at alt %nerds, to pet deco this practice,
and list they woold not safer themaelves to be isti.
molaserl by threats from doing...—After this Act he
had hopes that the specific posishsest might bale
the effect of pretesting the repetities of this act. It
had been said, if the Meschester Meeting was ills.
gal, surely there could be no doubt those sightly
mantis's were illegal ; bet the Manchester Mooting
bad been held op to the cneetry as • legal meeting,
and theretly coesiderable dilficelty had bets throw.
in the way of Magistratn.
Lord STANLEY mid, what the cam might Mtn
Comberind M knw not—but the fact of trellising
had bees los, asceetained is Lancashire. The At.
toss-y•Geossal had stilted the parties indicted for
this practice had traversed ; bat, es far Übe was in.,
foraged, meet of the ferseos take. op for this awe ,
had been permitted to go about their bedsits, at •
pantile oat to offend pia is like steamer.
Mr. CUItWEN sad Lord STANLEY soleally
explained.
Mr. S. IVOR/LEY was quits satisfied with th•
mode prep..* by his Noble F r len , which .said
sulk in sense way the feels( of she Hesse. Ho had
no beauties, en the pert of oho Magistrates of that
part of Yorkshire wish which he was cossetted, is
saying that they considered themeelne perfectly war.
rioted is proceeding spinet the prune who net fee
traiaing ;--She only difilcolty was in obtaining proof
spinet indieideale—bet ha believed such proof was
now obtained, and he *speed of bearing te.mer.
sew that some of them were custody.
Mr. J. P. GRANT was coovineed Owl the train.
ing in Sretlend only took place is a very small part
of the menefectoring districts is the West.
The LORI) ADVOCATE stated, es we ostler.
Mood, that the *nimbi was cosi aid to the neigh-
bevrhood of Glegeow.
Sur CHARLES BURRELL cosceived they wrest
to weigh well their words. before they threw *et
any imineatiose against Magistrates. Objections
bad been staled to the commeelcatios of isformailes
as to the 'tete*. she revelry by individual Member;
bet whets ittformation came from his Majesty's Mi.
sisters, how often esu it stated to be &vivid from
Government Spin? Ile hoped, after this, any is.
forsatios derided from them week' be better at-
traded to, sad not placed to the 'semi id Gonna.
meet Spire.
Letd FOLKESTONE could set help ebeenieg
the eery conciliatory Weelier is which the Healer.
able 13areeet (Sir C. Hertel!) bad received the
cosies of Geed's** on this side t• penes the
coarse which wring,' his Majesty's Ministers. Bel
eh* Ilonestable Hereon also fend fault with this,
that en some eccadoes they did sat give credit to his
blejesty's Moisten, ea the H•seserehle &reset to.,
sight did, when they livened his Mejeety's Miele.
tors derived their information from spies. Did it sot
appose estsaordinty, that if rhea. treinisp were
going en, and such alarm was incited by them, no
information ,heel' be commesicated es the sobjest
by Ministers ? They were MOW leformed that trate.,
ins bed been goisg on for two mostbs, sod to sera
length bed they bee• carried, that a Lord Lieeleeelle
was eleiged to leave town soddenly last sight after
the debate was ever, and yet that there was noisier.
motion irid before them is • regular easser, but that
which was laid on the table et the conotoossomot of

the serainn.
Mr. C A LCRA Fr t►ought the ems of all parties
in t►e lieu* on t►is su►ject would show t►o* per-
sons •ho offended from mistaken aid deluded lie-
lives. the eviler of the cowl they ►ed adored so.
Sir. C 13U ltR ELL explained.
Th. Mit •.. them seed s first and mood time,
nitittrd to bocouto►il:lJ to Souza.

SEIRCHINO FOR ARMS.
Lord CASTLEREAGH wend tae lint realise el
he liatarettieg fa Ares Bill.
The Bill h.,1. bus raid a int Liao,
Leal CASTIARBAGH eased diet it be rad a
areal thee es ►ridy seat.
line seas costersatlea tab plea basses Mr.
'Tierney sad lard Castlereagh. respecting the day
ON which the dimmable se the &Melees Matins
Bill shrill take plus, whoa it was agreed that the
third reading nada take pine es Mtraday ant.
The Sanitise foe Areas Bill lass them adored to
be reed a eased live es Friday seat.

CAMILFORD.
Mr. W. D. HARVIY send the mane at thit
Order of the Rosso, of the lag Soaks, to sesame ths
proceedings respect's/ the Camdeed Elesties at as
early peeled this Snubs • and thee owed that the
Hoses should resolve half into a CoosaMee to.
seers, senolght. bat afterwards withdrew: his we-
flea with the view of brining it 'gala forward at a
tie; whoa It would be possible to know whin' the
salsify amid be released with cm:mime.

NAVY.
Mr. HUNK stated, that deco the pods; of the
Resoletioes rowed by the Chutcellor of the Is.
chequer, resousstedieg a vigilant cootrosl the
espeeditere sibs peblic momy, he was Ito amen
that any memo, bed been witnessed in the piddle
espenditere. In one deportment, the Nosy, ha was
surprised at the safest of the espeaditere. I. 1791,
the total expediter* of the Navy was 1,985,0001.
ivies then were 16,000 mimeo sad 4,000 marines.
In 1792, wire the member of snores wee 48.000,
thiespeeditero was 3,900,0001 ; aadis 1794 whoa
there were 85,000 oases employed, besides ma.
rive, the npeadinue was 6,526,0001. Now,im 1817,
whets there wen oily 19,000 sea employed, the et-
pewditese was 1,906,8731.; is IRIS, It .send t•
6,701,0001. ; sad es estimate ibis year, It was
6,400,0001. We had sew 606 slips sod vessels, sad
only 97 were at nee-810 ressaleed is ',dimity.—
If a war broke eel, he lets doebtfel whether the
U.... 'meld comet to moose the estimates. Bat
now, whew the Ketoses was decreasieg, it biome of
impotent:et. attempt to offset savings I. every di.
partusent. Be *humid state, In passing, that he re-
gretted the vete of the other eight, which reduced
the member of sailers by 1000,wbile iltimarises,whe,
et m foresee dese had ameented in mere than 10001.
time ef peace, 11,10 ...,eased to 8000 ; tootle' the
the Racy late the estate of a stendirtg army. Ile
coseleded by movie( for-1. An *cermet of thy
washer of vessels le the navy in 1791.2.3 sad 1817-
18-19, distiegelsbing their roes, and these in or-
dimity frees those I. cominissioe. 2. An ovum of
the number of vessels building for the navy in the
King's and merchants' yards ib the.. years 3. 'fbe
total chew ifterred is buddies. And 4. Ti. total
amoral of the soy supplies is those years.
Sir G. COCKBURN said, he did eel aka le
the wedge, though the parts of the snoods *Melt
related t. ohm early years could not he made epee,.
reedy. It remold probably take till midsummer to
make op the wrests of no 'sperm of building of
ships. He would venters to soy, that if a war broke
get we sheeld be friend to possess • lest such es we
Gem had before—a 8.. t which wash! run as long
1111 II war woad probably last, eight or tee years,
without constantly coming for repairs ea atonal of
Mtn dry ref. As for the ships bandies, shire was a
regular member calculated to supply those which
Were mimed, slipping through from age.—
Up to a eerfsiu witober the Lords of the Admi.
reify wield build, and that member would set be
flooded.
Sir J. YORKE sail, he thought hie lloneerable
mod Gallant ffrieed had mistaken the remarks of the
Routorablo Goatees, (Mr. lleme). The geodes
was, whether they might not over-mseefactere ships,
as they appeared to hese deo every thing else. Is
1619, in answer to the Iste Mr. Whithrestl, be bad
waled, that till ships were built wader cover the,
navy would never be sound. Now every slip and
dock was cooed, and if the ships were as seated as
his Midget 'Need stated, we bad so nerd to p en
building. We had ship movelt is fight every ea-
tiers in the world, if we could see, victual, sod store
them. less had bee* voted with liberality to entry
sea who had doerod well of the country, but not •
farthing had bete voted to the respectable Serveyer,
oho bad effected the are of the dry ret is the

savy•
Sir 1. COFFIN, is sllssies to the remarks of Mr.
Home respecting the marines, said • few words is
the esefoloem of the marines.
Mr. CHOKER said It would have bees mach bet.
ter if the Honourable Member had waited till the
Navy Estimates were on the table, es be might this
see some pert of the secoeste shish be use meted
for, sad witch wield sow he mode wet iwko over.
He was coseinewd the eery would be &sod to he Wilt
us ecosomisally as is the 'sides times referred to.—
Throe wee a oriels somber of ships which She Ad-
&oily had lied is es the proper seism of the naval
Mese* of the country. Up to that somber they
wield cootie's to bend; bet them was me dew* of
thole over-messfactating, as his Hos. end Gallent
Friend eqpreesed it. Of Sir R. Seppioge, so one
thieght more highly than the Louise( the Admiralty.
They bed recommended • curial. sots to the Priem
Regret is Ceencil es a grant to him. The sass of
5,0001. bees approved by his Royal Highness,
bet it eemaised to be submitted to Palliasses'.
Sir B. MARTIN said, wises lb. Papers wan be-
fore the Hesse, he wield &lige himself that it
wield tors out that the lion. Member (Mr. Hume)
was snout is mpg instance.
Mr. HUME mid, he would !dodge himself, the
N... Gentleman's sweepieg assertion would be fogad
to be set correct.
After a few seeds from Mr. CHOKER sad Mr.
HUM 8,
Sir JOSEPH YORKE observed, that the sem of
5,0001. granted to Sir R. Supping', was sot mow
than that greeted to Mr. Graben, • Police Mails—
trate though their merit. were so vety dltiarenr.
lie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
bid, the sum &fee to Mr. Graham was in ties of
salary or pension es his retirement. Sir R. Mappings
still held the trice, the emelemests if winch he so
well merited.
Ths modes was agreed 50.
VI LLANO.
Mr. CALLAGHAN mole for an Accost of the

Vales*, 01 &Walt Goods imparted is.* Iroise&
which had paid a Doty of tea per east. ad estorest,
voider the AN of halos, op to Janos(' 5. 1820;
atee for so Account of the Stills Ileirotod In !island
I dadlV I" throe last "ars.

M the sessestloo of the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, 1819 was sobedteted for 1810.
After a few words fres Mr. W. PARNELL,
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON observed, dot tbe dotty
of lee per seat. oe British sieseketeres was Imposed
1 by
the Voles Ad fee tweetpose years, at tbe sod
wbiela dunk was serpent! tbe Irish niaefecteres
steed Wilmot protestles. It weetd sew be
rellebievees to safer dist peolectios to aspire;'
sad es the Cbaoseller of lb. Est:begets (Me ender.
Mood) late•ded to menage the deli's, be (Mr. H.)
lboegbt It weld be desirable that it should be knew.
as Immo as pessible. As to the distilleries toe. be
hoped a meager@ would be-berretta forward early is
the %Wee .. time 'object, labile lb. bleb Members
costa attend.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, he had, ra ea esesoisetiets of the 'object, cows
tie orioles that the t was eat the ties to
low the proteetiog rtl:l7ee hub eseeefesterts to
expire. As to the distilled's, he bad est deterwhsed
what precise law to recosessed, Mt he wished to
repress a weil.digewed 011411111 fat the 'emerge•
west of the legal distillery of Italia, by seam of
swell stills, as seer as possible.
After a fa. words frees Mr. F.. FOSTER, the
111101100 was agreed to. The papers (we understood)
were previewed, sod ordered to be primed.

SEDITIOUS MEETINGS.
The Hem oret bite Ceestektee ea the WM-
... kleetiegs Provo 1811•8
O. the clam respect* the laterleseets of Ma-
gistrates, It vas seamed by
LOCIII ALTHORP, that the Magistrates ahoell
..t Interfere, velem ..• thee bO pones were
I stabled. _

Lord CASTLEREAGH tbeegbt it impossible to
draw • 11.. of distinctive.
011...1. P. GRANT moved, that certain words di.
reeling the Mewing t• be enl•wfsl, shield be left
est ; and: that lamed of • cleaner of an hoer,
the time should be ',visaed to half se beer.—After
some obetevations by Mr. Mahout, Mr. Grant, Mr.
L. rata, Lord Caetleresgh, end the AttotioerGe.
metal, it woe 'greed to insert the nerds—That if any
penal, not retitled to attend et soy Mosilogeohoold
tote•• to withdraw, upon Pretl•Mtiw to that pu-
pae, by a Megiotrate, he should be salty of felony.
Mr. DENMAN moved, that the eneetment *Mold
ant apply to County Meetiogs, celled by the Lard
Lieutenant or Sherif of the comity ; es otheroise,
there oau'd be danger n f a rocket of jeriediction.
After some ecovetostioe belwie■ Lind Cal.
oloresgh, Lord the Attorney and Solicitor.
Galetal, Sir J. Sebright, Lord A. Hamiltee, Mr.
Ellison, sad Mr. Denman, this enteudmeat was se.
gaited without a ditidee.
On the class* relating to the power of the
gratin to disperse ',pianist Meetings, Mr. DEN.
MAN was of opinion that some taproot !weenie*
'head be made, so es to mark set clearly t►e pewee
of the Magistrates, sod the utast le which it skid
be Isofelly refried.
Lord CASTLEILEAGII slid, that me sow power
had bees, sited to the Megletratos above w►at WO
derived from the Comm.• Law.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL was of spiels%
dirt ib. Magistrates bed lie sass peyote as ebbe
lb. Riot Act.
Mr. J. P. GRANT ervelseded, tbst a idsibblelb
bad no right to dispel,' a detest esitetiel, 'adept by
along the Omen. That had beam the @plass of the
Lord Chief Justice Hale, who bad stated, that *heel/
a Web* lest in cooseritseece of the orders of a Me.
Ostrow, it would requite ac Act of Pailiameet to he.
&edify him frees being tried for worrier. It was amok
dangerous doctrine to bold, that a mooting,
Illegal, if peaceoble, might be disported by force. k
wield be better that en uprose treatment should
Womble buiewall/ 611 WON ra toe, *mild murder
OWN" this So bowl lipase left so doebtfel.
TkeSOLICITOR.HENERAL rated lie law to
tear; the Magistrate bad the right to disperse by
loves as illegal Meeting. la a caw of riot, should
10,000 wee assemble, hew could It he potable to
arrest so Winkles' t If the patios ribald not be
"roosted, thee the Magistrate might employ force;
►et um sore fora, was to be employed than the case
required. The claw, as It stood •rigiasly, was
than retried.
Oa the riser* rospoetiog D•batiag Societies,
This ATIORNET•GENEILAL reed some of
the questle•s proposeded et these Meetings, amiss/
which see oat, whether the hangman, the grate.dig.
et, or Um parses, wee the most likely to humanise
the heart. U. aloe read • passage from the Mock
/serf, in which it was reammeoseded that Itefort•en
should *lily hold mowers eith people of their stamp;
sod that they ahead be paid for the readiegs or era.
Oats they made. It was therefore oecessary to make
an •Itorstleo in this chess to triable Magistrates to
owe, such debating remit.
Sir R. HERON wished to know whether these
petters bad boon proteceted?
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL all, that tree
bills had boas found metal one of those persons for
a settlings and blasphemed. speech.
Alderson' WOOD lashed to knew whether swirl
provision was wads to pretest philomybleal spoimlr
t
The ATTORNEY•GENBRAL rdd, dere was a
prevision sftersards made for that.
Mr. DENMAN meat moved, that the Drone's of
houses ter tlylitovrlng lertates shookd net be 'okra
sway, escept imam complaint es oath, that each
pieces were applied to ether peeposes Mae those ape.
in the Bill.
This aroverilment woo nrgatb•d without • divieion.
Load FOLK KS PONE objected t• the class* limit.
log the term at which actions most be breeght *odor
this 11111. Aw offelooler may he promoted in sits
wens after rommint.og an saw* gaoler this Bill ;
while soy ■coup 'visit a Moonstone lot 'seem, or
breech of hie authority, mast ha brought t• trial with-
in three swathe.
The ATToR NF.Y.C. EN KRA I. said, this elsucp
was intre.lecel s speedy trio! ;
and if tie assn haul 1/I.O.ritlll $ll
Avoid be hoc Ituno trooilK11:101.

N. G. LAMB assod that as pits., sitneld he
pressesittl seder this Bill afoot tar's, isstritl of siss

Tbis awendwent nes eke tell eishent a division.
Lord CASTLEREAGH weevil • claim. that it
shonid be Isola, far every see, at any web movie&
se wise and apprehend soy penis soquiiled s• as.
wad such a wetting.

Mr. UROUGRAM objected to this: ohm "mold
be the coorequeoce if *orb of SOO 1 owl sod I.yel
men vete It seise too of 9000 Radials. sod walk
awe, with hied—them tbe Railleale remised is pos.
undo& of the scents.

Lord CASTLEREAGH acid, tiro Hoonoroble
Umber lord est his joky. but he bopod the Cos.
ulnae "mold agree to the dans.
The clause was agreed to; as ware clausse to pre.
soot this Bill ipaisethog to ...bugs is prieoto rooms,
or meetings for shouted."' of the elective resort/Ike.
Mr. BROUGHAM NW, Ito morsel to shawl

ihtiright eieppeeieg the prieelple et Ms Bill, .a it*

ant stir.
Lord CASTLICREACH moved a clam*, thel
the UM bald MN alba le Lvadoo, avid 10 miles

retied, the day after pasties it, sod le met, ether
part e( the kingdom In some days after • sod that
the Bill shoeld last Ise See pmts.—This ;lama was
agreed ie.
Lord ALTIIORP, le rising to mem ao =eel.
meet. end, that aceerdlog to the Papers ee the table,
wore wily a few emotive in Rapind and Scot-
had that meld be celled disturbed, sad therefore
Ile thought that the immense el this Bill Mesa
city mood to the disturbed parte of the country,
Übe the Bill sliewieg marsh for arms. Betides this
• gate II most estrureditiary diseretimary power,
hr while they moll proclaim parts of the emaity
Ili be seder the emeriti.* of the Bill, it gam them
we power to &dare sash soneties as retuned te a
rem of peace eat ef the aotherity of this Act.—
U.
therefore mewed a elevate obviate Nem mile.
Mr. CARTWRIGHT said he meld oely cm.
Older a ekes* of this wen el leading to Won
'proem of a tosbeleat character to awe from ON
part ef the meek, to seetustr, which might be be.
prod the iireeem• of ibis risers.
Mr. HON EYWOOD arid Mr.W.LAMB both ob•
jeet.d to die wisesure be cog ewe:4rd to pare of the
eettatry ma is a dieterbsd rate.
Mr. C. GRANT &poemd the elation of the Noble
Lord; became he thought it was mast ameseary to
repress by severe immures the roomiest feeloog of
the meetry, which availed Itself of &km% het
ebb& was sot suited by It. It was suit a liket, bet
Itt eibleat spirit, and therefore it rem teitoleery to
tepees it.
Sit M. W. RIDLEY sapprted Lewd Altberp's
skew.. nee that weld sot Warders with the p.
mral protectiou of the musky.
Lerd EBRINGTON defeeded that part of the
meek, with which he was coneected frees *aspirins,
mid coateaded, that it was treating them with die.
is *steed the operatioes ef this Bill to the
of Demeahlre.
. W. COURTENAY admitted thee a large
2:of thst port of the comity was sound,
111111:111M11.1; bet the Noble Lord most know
diet greet beset would atise were latimmot orators
es travel lbw, sod incite ill blood soma them.
Mr. MACDONALD tithed the Bill to be coo.
Good to the tileterbed districts; and be. thoralo4 .
'appestat' the dews owed by his Noble Friend
(bred Ahherp). Let the Neese mike are how It
lelbeitted such powers to Ministers es were each
MTh's the evils eprebeeded.
MILTON dotted that these disturbances
maned Is the *embers( districts of
Mr. lIANdFIBLD was of orioles, shot aeless
We Bill were sage oalsersal, lt. good Ants wield
be bore) ed.
Mr. BARHAM said, that if It wear tree that the
balk of the coma, wished set fee Radical &UM,
ibis Bill was enaticemary. aid imbed toeless.
Mr. COOPER said, that them\ the meaty is
which he resided who endiaterbed, yet it 'mold set
feel itself safe eaters protected bow filament era.
tots, who were spread* their poison to destroy the
freedom of the load. with liberty in their moitilis.
Mr. W. PARNELL said, the Bill alight to pre.
vent ell public wieethiple thedisterberl disteicts, and
net et all in them which were peaceable.
Mr. HUTCHINSON said, en the Report, he
should take the tense of the Home, es the (worms,
for ezcepting baked frees the *petition of this
Bill.
Mr. R. MARTIN laid. es as set of petriatitm, he
should oppose the Ham. Member's ambits, wheammer
it was made. This Act could only affect thus. our
wished to overtime the Coosthotion. Ho defied bey
man to show him se inmate of a meeting held in lee.
laid in the *MI air ; therekre the Bill would eel
affect that minter. Ile mandated this chess if ea.
semis* se a Munn to helped, and did net amides
'he should be at all the reuse received by Ile cern.
stionts for seppertina ler
Sir R. FERGUSON wished to 'tempt Seethed
from the operation of this meow' althesgh the Ilea.
Member for the Sister Kingdom had deice ibed it as a
blessing. Frets sash a Missies be would sa), Goad
Lord deliver es.
The Committee dim disided—For the clause SI-.
Against it 191.—Lord Mitoses modes was maw
quently lost.
The Home reamed, the Menem reported en-
gross and the report was *raged to be lemma
this day.
The M.lt Doty Bill was mei a emend time, sod
committed for this day.
ATTORNEY-GENIRAL pretested se se.
moot of the nesubetrof Cruelest laf.srmatious filed is
ISIS sod 11119.—Adjuoraml at Onee'Cloch.

DIED.
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Nero* e. Iw retsermiej from Ole Cosy, abiset bag pea ere
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epospl,ay es Hitheneothell, sod emporia is les rural,*
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