The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-07 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUESDAY, It

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present EVENING, March 7, their
Mervitrar w 111 iteetNtra
'4E WEST INDIAN.
To which will he arldetL
lIILDREN IN THE WOOD.
• Richard the Second; Richard the Second,

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

petitimillOwUaSsEpOrnFeln.OteadDbey,
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14114%k:dn. 6S.HA.FT ES-
BURY gross Kingston, in Surrey, against the Corn
Lana.
. Lord t TANHOPE rose to present many Petitions
against ifity alteration in the Corn Laws very nume-
rously ilsnod. One had received nearly 10,000
ge.Teruitlchnt
by
de
jularayteildsceisconeceonass
and soaker nearly 8000 signatures in a very short
fshop:ll4sceexteoloinisileilimrdi iiii:igein ConoivfittpahCsaysesßiiiiiii
Cases,
attention to the wishes of the people of that coun-
try. die hoped, that on a subject so generally in-
4evestieg to alt classes as the Corn Laws, the. House
would bedisposed to pay all due regard to (he gene-
eel feeing out of doors. Ile entirely agreed in the
stsiitiitlit eiproMed in another piece eta Pe blic Meet•
ring, thet the people by the present change 44 had.
got out of the frying-pan into the fire." Last Seto.
slon be had pointed oat the necessity of new me.
delline the Corn Laws; be must also again declare
I._.
lals ditapprobation of that mode of incorrect tax-
ation, which, as he had before observed, ultimately
taxed the community at large at compound interest.
His sentiments on this subject and with respect to
the Corn Laws were fixed and unchangeable. The
Noble Lord concluded, by presenting Petitions
against the Corn Laws from the Parish of Bethnal-
green, signed by 10,000 persons l; from Whitechapel,
very numerously signed ; from Chatham and Roches-
ter, in the County of Kent ; from the Parish of St.
Nicholas, Deptford; from that of St. John's, Wap-
ping; from the Churchwardens, Overseers, &c. of
the OM Artillery-ground, near the Tower; and from
'I roll in the County of Wilts.
The FAII of DERBY presented a similar Petition
from Great and Little Bolton, in the county of Lan-
miter. He did not agree iii the prayer of the Pe-
riltiooers. If he considered the proposed measure as
kKorious, no personal interest should for a moment
riisdece him to afford k.his support ; but considering
rit, as he oetiscieationsly did, likely to be highly be-
welicial,, he must declare his opinion in favour of it.
'Snooty demanded for himself the same liberal con-
struction of his motives as that which he pat upon
the combed of those who were opposed to him. The
*Noble Lord stated that the Petition was signed by
19,000 pmnone. •
The ..e of SUSSEX, in presenting a Petition
against the alteration in the Corn Laws, from Ham-
restreesith, is the lice sty of Middleaex,. observed,
.
LChet imited-dieritbeen enable to form any decided
!•upleiviss on the subject. lihrobiledd continue to at-
I tend diligently
,to every means a aliening the knosi-
ledge necessary for forming a proper judgment. Ile
was, however, fully convinced, from the numerous
ILITICA. OR OR. EADY'S ANTI- i petitions which had been presented, from thosensa•
VENEREAL DROP, betters jpost.paid) addressed 'tor A.B. No. 6,oreat Qiebt.c. I tiop caused throughout the country, and from the
!ail. mid for eSporill'lMS, by the Proprietor, street. New.road, Mary-le-bone. Lawton. will have immediate ;real importance of the question, that a most serious,
tree!, Soho, Leirester•sqeare, London. intention - d where attenelnore is given every day (Suudays ;
patient, sod cautious investigatien was necessary be-
am be more important to those fir. excepted) an.
from 10 to It Melte Forenoon. . ,
i • .
ler V enerearDlA we, or any disordels ni Wog .
i of the lola .41. its well as to future paternity, , •
NERVOUS DEBILITY, STRICTURES. LUES, &e. I any decision.
eismplaiuts be inusediately removed. It, every
, WHEN Professional Men, eminent for skill 1 On the motion for the third reading of the Bill,
-der wherein salivatioe has frequently Weir.. and et practice. offer their advice, and exert their abi- ', for extruding Trial by Jury in Civil Cases to Scot-
means could re•dore the unhappy sulkier to tones for the cure of n few reigning diseases, they rise superior
iphiliticot has been the efettunl remedy toI land, Lord Stanhope proposed some amendments,
• iiwhich i• • tagainstthe d
to that prep* ce i sit 4n41 y excited
which,
and activity.
nests Drops are almost imperceptible In their ttsrltlents of.nte"' 4'l°9" "re Cid pehoiriples, and uncducate ;
d winch as we understood he
,withdrew, after some
in she practice of physic.
e) b essrs.CU RR I E Rod Co. regular remarks from the Lord Chancellor, and Lords
'tremors, and tone to the hers e., ant are well by every privilege to practice. and by the them
the cabinets of captains and masters of ships, Su•rtruns' sftncil' •ille and Lauderdale.
um orm success which their mode of treatment for Venereal "
good in all climates. Complaints has hitherto been attended. continue with the same The Bielves thee read a third time and passed.
• ss. 6d. each. assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every species of Lord GRKNYILLK rose to present some Pell-
, surgical advice, gratis, from e'ght till ten in that baneful piston, as well as the removal of those distressing
debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the mesrl- floes egainsethe proposed alteration in the Corn
animal mate. In the catalogue of human infirmities there are taws; the first was from the Merchants,
m manufac
BRADLEY 7 Middle New-street, none more afflicting time those which mire the unavoidable con- I " -
iturers, and others of Manchester and its neighbour-
re, London, will satisfy the most scrupulous sequences of an indulgence in a' certain destructive habit. The
authenticity of is Irtirmd of his d:riviiig great unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek I hood, signed by 52,000 persons. The Noble Lord
lilt iii AL BALM of tit LEA I), in a severe relief until lie is reduced to such a stale of misery 0, to relokr .
I thought the statement of this petition so worthy
'vett., bilious, mend flatulent kini, wit:i which life oppressive. To such persons it will he a cons/dive relive- of
attention,
that he requested it might be read,
%dimwit. firm to know, that they mill Dow, by a new and infallible re.
Ili4li•street, Birmingham, vouches for the 1
medy, he restored to their former constitutional strength and iris ; which was done. It represented In strong terms the
rum Weak, relaxed,. stud debiliinted habits, proceeding either .
a Gentleman long in a deep Decline, havingembarrassments of our manufacturers from the disad-
from an e xcess-nf conjugal and illicit pleasure. or from a long
a she Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits,Tanta ' fore)
residerwe in not climates, bald drinking, 'lse inlodiettios .-n I ge ingn markets, caused by the high
,tire of the young rirM were vi•ihle ry d v ry
of inereury, tic. are speedily restored to hectith soil inrergih. t prices of provisions, and the danger of the emigre-
:rd; not tis emoinuing the use of it a few
watt.
with cow, 1,1„.1.14, witti It, the v 0.,„ It illit-t he a selt.evodent prop•isition, that where tie owe. • lion of many of our best artisans. 'fhe other Pei-
.lu.ent lii his 1411111) nod friend,, restored to gate 01 "ortle.l"4l i:spowity is. directed to the treatment and - .
cure .of a fen pet sonar complaints. there must be the greater I tions presented by Lord Grenville were—from
~ a
,r p,„„,,/,:„,. renants of a man in ththat' cell .inns of !seer, ; aid its mu proof of this position their tau- I the Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditcle, with 18,800
:,,,:,
the
~c,
i.t.tiniv.
v.im had the appear- . short of Care is so pattleillarly expeditious, bv, well in Sfe, esi
nail Sum eVidePily Mileritir to the COIMROII practice, that in Simla .
. gestures; from the Parish of Christ Church, Sur.
ander that st slani,el oils disease the Plithisit
.tw.sooptitto. lie had' a ettootderabb, degree „I• slight cases uf..alfeetinn a perfect. restoration is completed ler the i ray ; from the sea port town of Plymouth; from the
ru e Mehl-sweat., expectorated much, and was short Pen" "I, three dap. amid in those of the utmost ioveteru- . city of Glasgow, and from a town in Leicestershire.
C), where other pearithonen have failed, a . proper rinse. ; .
eOf extreme. debility. Davin.. had the best •
n i verance in their pion of treatment ensures to the patient a safe.. Lord DARNLEY folly concurred in what had
ie cooed procure, without oho relief, he •
IWell .. -civil aid la hug e- -t; bli lion int By early Ht. beets said as to the necessity of proceeding with care
he Cordial Balm of Gilead ; perseverilig in the I licaltirrin"..t is- '
patient ' will hir rile' •Lt he danger and r
*risotto ablcsyroptonis gradually abated, and he „,„„ 2 ,
111x-sr:leas ..ttere.:rice Upon the tesi:Lex pericrieed priteiiltrunteeer. o Inn '•a nd deliberation. The Petitions which had been
„inn, state of health.
1 the most iihstionte mid complicated cases of venereal infecting, presented, and particularly those from the great ma.
580181(y firninst Counterfeits. insides a saving of i h, . ; • the
on .is o istructions in urethra, spungir exeresceoces, herd . n
uratioring towns, meritedthe most serious attest.
Ir. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold ill ;
each ;
mum
she s
isootit y
of four ill one Family ! humours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as lion. Every thing which could at all tend to irritate
time', nips il s,. Little is .aveil, ditti included; ,n" STRICTUItES, ; the public mind should be avoided. Among other
rim boars the Proprietor's name and address in I
6„1. ; whether recent or of long duration and which hare h•iflrd the • thin,ds it had beets asserted, that the proposed men-
Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool:. to imitate "41""" ' skill of other practitioners. tire, by their present improved la . -
Is pm ilege of a particular set of plates for lots ,of treatment, etteciaall and reratimenil cured without the •
ranted to Dr. Solomon, by favour of his Ma- . ~• '. the Y ..1
.. . .Y. .. , .
CominisAiners of Sittnip Dnitn, put wisely ;:tatz:tt.setetutererojvfolLS.serbutellientzing
cationiii.itonotlit:rie.M.lolig Der ationlinge 80s. or (tinny price filed upon by the Legislature.—
ir a.,.iost Gainterteits : none else are genuine.
In the coon,gi
d I an i ill a rice ilb.se call'nei:— Ile had a convincing proof to the contrary. There
r of i Trees es remove pr ; 1 in this Nieuwe rs.
Leigh, No. IS, Strand ; Sutton and Co. (lateo
N min:emus cases of strictures have hens and are daily under their was Certainly very little doubt that the new measure
‘i' to„%svin.(i slire.iii:tiar",7lefi illoacanac,desi Co.)nu i care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, vet..., would pass through the other House, and it could as
Martin Keene Mitt, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to. any miler be denied that there general impression
• was a
ter. North Bridge, Eolhanirgh; Mar ' yet adopted. The weakness, telakttlui., and debility proceed• little -
reee; nt Davison's., No. l, Pailinment.street, tin g front this comphiint, is speedils removed, and She priest out of doors that it would also obtain their Lord-
Nen hury and San, Dublin; and retail, by all restored to sound and vi ro health. But where the debility
go us
..
ships' approbation. Whether this impression were
in the Veiled Kingdom. ' has for years existed, a proper persevernoce.in their restorative
havebeen many yr. zni in proceeding to such a
remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, Is indhpensahly or were, not correct made little difference with respect
m 1 luny ns cannot be eradicated In n few weeks: I...no:L.:tie to revive the slittutwring sparks of like, and to ream. to his , argument, for it would produce the same
order to encourage steady perseverance in the laze the etto,atoitoo.
blit
ins that Dr. Soloman tuts adopted the plait of Sei eral Noblemen and Gentlemen of the ant respect a 1 y effect on the price of wheat, and yet while this opi-
i Ares! large Ile. Film") Battiest c"ltllnuni have been under the care of Messrs: Currie nod Co. for the re- mien we, prevalent, wheat had that day fallen in
'welve at Ils. packed up ;A', for she commas • moral of complaints of the urethra. sit ic W tures, SC.; and aal •
price ss. per quarter. Thus, then, it appeared pro-
-1 Bank-nine, by which IL Pk. is saved; v e ' received si radical Mid permanent cure, request that references
1." may lie made to them. as "Misrule', v evidenees of the deers/ow bable, that the Bill would not have an immediate
Soloanin's Prariire it row become so great and ex- superiority of Meisret. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Mussy effect Iti raising the price of wheat, since a contrary
'•i his constant engarameids require a considerable .of these Gentlemen have hat strieturet from 10 to 20 )nary, oar • circumstance had occarreds whilst a conviction pre-
time awl sit tebiamtee, he expects. when cansalled ' had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Ileansides, and ether • •
liment of One ponied t but all written eases, or Sargent% of equal eminence, win attempted the cure by the ass. [sailed that the Bill would p iss. The effect of the
.
~• and utowcomparied with an order fornfeedi- ' piscritiob of the lunar caustic, without success. • ~price of 80s. on bread bad been mach exaggerated.—
libee, to be noswered nt his leisure, are required . Messn. Currie and Co. may be eonsultert by chher 'es, "Ish .In would not in fact increase it to much above one
)elf a Guinea. Draft, may he obtained ar any , the greatest delicacy, secrecy, mid hnoour, at their Muse, No. I
intik' nt Liverpool, for smell bUMS of money, ! 107, Hation garden. shilling the geartern loaf. He should in order to
Mode of conso-Yance.--Such letters enfold, for I Patients in the soontry are requested to stale the particulars : support ;so his opinion, new make an alteration hi his
'erected t—" Motley Letter. Dr. Solomon, 6,- -of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. Am inclosir g ; r..
. Liverpool. Paid double postage." I a remittance for advice sad medicinn, when the same %11l be motion of a former day, and mote for returns of the
inns be oaddreneerl In X. Z. or A. B. at the Post ; given or semis) any part of she kingdom. To c.sure that seem) average -price of wliakelli floor, and also of the
' for. Persons who do not wish to have their ;Pr essential to their undertakine the postage of letters may he re of the quartern leaf, Air the last ten years.—
ft added to the accouut fur miesliciaes.--eta Jame, 1509.-10/,
may have their Bozo directed W. Z. to be le ,was folly convinced that the farmers of Great
called for.
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Britain could furnish tfte people witb .bread at one
shilling the loaf; and although there Might be some
defect in the mode of taking the !trete" it, was im-
possible for any system of misalanagenierit to • raise
bread td sixteen pence the quartern feet, when wheat
was at SOs. the quarter. ilia conduct had been ad-
verted to at a public meeting. It had been supposed
that he supported the proposed measure, because he
thought it calculated to render a . high pric.e• of turn
permanent. Did he think so, he would warmly op-
pose it. No personal mollse should for. a moment
induce him to countenance such t proposal. The
fall of price to which he had already alluded was an
eritience against such a.auppositiori ; on sba:coattary,
he thought wha teter temporary elk* 'sight pro.-
duce, it would ultimately lower thicilricat. of Carls
by insuring a domestic supply. .
Some conversation took plats. Ifillielsten•
Election UM, in. consequence. of a 4i6leuitY 'lll .10
the mode of proceeding, no Petiitivi having
presented.
After some remarks from Lord Grenville and
the Earls of Liverpool and Lauderdale, the consi-
deration of the subject was postponed 'to Thursday,
2e'nnight.
4' Their Loidihips then adjourned. •

HOUSE OF COMMONS. •
•
A Mestagil f 9M the Lords Informed the Rosie Oat .the
Lords had gamed a BSI fur establishing the Trial be JAry in
Scotland, to which they desired the concurrence, of the Home.
The Papers wish Mid been moved for relative to the prices
of grain were presented in the Howe.
Mr. MICHAEL ANGELO TAYLOR, gave emit., that
on this 17th a March he shottld move for leave to brine in
11.11 to do away the itervlees of• Copy hold Properly to the use
of Wills is certain cares; and that attiril) after the F.ister ra-
ces', he tkould move for. a Bill to abolish the Punishment of
Pillory.
Mr. TIERNEY wished to know whether the Papers he had
moved for some lime skier, respectiog the Civil Lilt, were
likely to he soon pn.lentsd. -
The CHA NCELLOR wtt the EXCIIEfirUER replied,
that he hoped in a few days to be Wile to lay them before the
Noose.
PETITIONS IN FAVOUR OF THE CORN BILL.
Mr. YORKE presented o Petition from Great Bedford Le-
vel, praying fur some alteration iu the present state of the Corn
Lawn. The °stoat of Land coleivuted by the Petitioners wall
from 9 to 4410.1 agree, the greater part having been drained
from water, at immense cost. Should the House deny that re-
lief it had pledd.d itself to gist, no similar efforts could be ex-
pected to take place, and lands of sack a cleserlpifort mom re-,
vett to their former state. It was easy. indeed, fur Petitions
to be obtninid from asonmfactoring towels, yithas what they
regretted to be isjarisus them ; bit he k Mired setae
of the seattered agriculturists «add be eolketrit In use -poitet
they would at least he numerically competeat to meet Mime who
opposed them. The country was in a *taloa want, and soma.
thil g must be dime.
Mr. CAWTHORNE spoke shard, I;ii-lhvour Itt the manw.
sure which he defet4tel tat as a,./m4ymetrisstsms to
selellmigy and Ihdependeatly. 11.
alas sbastrlgar
hod been beflieiently ditcussed, after ftres.llole smith ot
debates, without now repeatihg the saalli:lllliags_witatd pg tor
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were presented Is firmer of "%tawsdirdinitielitrpre
the thataties of Kilkenny and Radom. • •• .;•..
A Petition was presented friar the 13404.01 Wm* Iiirlo• he.
your Or the Com Bill.
PETITIONS AGAINST THE OORN H 114. •
Counter Petitions were presented 14iss Ntiw
Sarum ; from the Tows and Borough of
• ,tk
signed by 7,850 persons; from Gainsboroogh,Pslbler,
Leicester, Ramsgate, Birmingham, Sudbury,•Tooling,
Dursley ; from ten places in Lancashire; from St.
John's, Southwark ; and from Hampstead ; from
Newcastle-under-Line, by 8,396 persons ; from the
Ward of Aldgate ; from Leeds, by 21,000 persons ;
from Wakefield, Derby, Great Bedwin, Hammer-
smith, Houton • from the town and county of Not-
tingham, signed by 18,000; from Derby and South-
ampton; from Chatham, by 7,700; from three
places in Wiltshire; and from Maechester, signed
by 54,000 persons.
Lord Castlereagh at this moment came into the
House, being met with cries of " Ilea, !" Ile looked
remarkably well. His Lordship wore his Garter, as
well as his Star ; and took his seat next the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer. Ile entered the House at five
o'clock.

Sir It. PRELE, adverting to the Petition from
Manchester, said, the people of that place had sup-
: ported the greatest privelion during the war, °sea to
1 the want of bread, in the hope of better times. What.
WAS now the case? A measure the most injurious to
the people was hurrying through the House, without
' affording time km the public to express their senti-
ments. It was not to be endured, that Ministers
I should lend themselves to it. Were we to cease to
be a manufacturing country ? The people would go
abroad, and we should find the consequence of it ;
but he still hoped that Government would see their
folly, and the House would not suffer the measure to
proceed farther.
Mr. Pill CUPS, on the same side, spoke against
the idea of being misled by popular clamour ; as in
' this instance no attempt had been made to enflame
the public mind. Nothing was ever more unanimous.
ly or temperately carried. Ile hoped it would,
therefore, not be said that this Petition had beets
procured by improper means. Whatever was the
sufferings of the agricultural classes, still greater
had been those of the manufacturing. If the result
of the measure was likely to enhance the distresses
of the• manufacturing world, emigration must in-
t crease, and our manufactures fall eventually to the
' ground.
I Sir W. CURTIS presented a Petition from the
Merchants, Traders, and Bankers of the city of Lon-
don, against any alteration in the Corn Laws. Ile
observed, that it•was signed by upwards of 40,(X)0
persons of the first respectability and intelligence. its
the city of London; that High Church and Low
Church made no question with regarcl to the mea•
sure before the House; and,.finally, that he hopes
the Petition would produce some effect in that
House.
After till/Petition had been read, it was ordered
to lie pitiful table.
Sir J. SHAW bore his testis
and unanimottifusode in which
carried.

No. 2820:
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THEATRI
TH" preset
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THE Cfill
Thaesday, King R
Nr. gems
Tae 1)..n0t to he
gla et half past sty.
flatrt, ILI Semi
price. s'.
Gallery, ts.t &rani
THEATRE-1
TIIIS preset
T
Beverley, Mr.
The
THE F
Or, Tif
Thursday, The Sir
• been. 7e. t Seem
Price, es•—Lower
Gallery. is. i Second
A Private Bits in
Brandon, at the Bus
EAST INIPIA WA
r UE Nobilit
1 mat resnerth
F..reign mwestared f
the late Sate at the C
P.. .. .i.et tr. and is n
fora peens: ameng I.
Yei!,' Imitch Candi:
reigulliAied, India
orgasm' (the prep
tails Alissilm, balls
Rads of l'hrartise,
Present% Ste. ~swell
.Jasic ever seen in th
the mktg. Goads, nil
•
the Wholesale !Mee
A G
4 DVER'FISII
▪ riJn:lgeurrodo
sumer of W. AD
4'001). not adverb
J'irkwonil, many C
• other Strop:.
fthitwy outside, hut I
Stitt', through his c
sale to Vassar:, Per
'Pic) ruothsue to
h Lill. by W. Ad ll
• VS, }beet-Sarre
9iit• r, where are sot
A. inferior fount
them, are selling a
will recommend othr
%h Mill be dare of
1.41 when mirchase•
sides, the label is yr
iwr V.i.kwoomi is
slop hill; t ;1:41 Qtb'
Lill, wills each box
GUTTA SlPtil
Fold wholes:4e. reta
. S. Gerrard—to
voTitt Nu:
-LI lived with it
om the Wilford), ni
than that such tinny
race of this disorde
rand when sin miter it
Voids, she Oniest Si'
r......1..b1i5h health is
The effect of tile s&
t•st..c.t Inn whine etre
'wilt placing in the
• t ley w ill keep g.
Sold in bodies at
*a • Medical and
the morning.
it.. A. g
Ctvogli-equar
enquirer OS to the at
benefit from the CO
disorder of the alert.
he had been log% Of
Mr. F.. Pierer) I
Stterpriting core of a.
lAN, Ste tridllts
et . and nypeti
WMn really isoprovel
'1,4'4, Huger. he w
coo•ro• r and rstuati-1
perr a hrsllh.
Nie. B. lionthre)
nel4libsio• !rood, abr.
mice nflubmirieg sit
Paboonalis, or Cost
hectic tever, ohs
teutneed so :a 41111 t.
Tweeter tl arlstee he c
let.l rre..urse in the
ti.e of 11,101 theunfa
has aitained a oral
(inverts:tarot Suitt
Otte Enttle its Four
b. Mee. prier lls. c
Ilnitle for Sas. ova
the WIRT of which
tht: enginvint " St
i it•lnny; and this I
sa ier has bees itre
r•• 4•1 a HOU a ble
-1•ClIfe 011' Public
Rost' by Samuel I
nitil Batton)
.1:10. Os ford-dreet
A. Smith, Polarise
No. 6, Collrge_gre
min tit stews. 1
•mm*.eiste Veudem
Snore Disorders
de;ree of malignai
therefore it is in n
I•,r or proper meal
114 Boxes. with
:le quantity of Tv
for a Fite.pound
" Guide in Health
As Dr. Solonsosi
lNssi yes 11181 his I
pouinnof his time
the eomplimi
ielters oaf advice, :
chic and remoune
to enclose rally list
reiSl•ciffire. paynh
. Whirls is a strre Mo
I.lfelV. be thus dire
• lei.d douse, nen, I
• • Iscller• an
(-Mee. 11.1c:111cl t
.ttirl 1(4161,11.
41 isll tulle;
•
•

imony to the respectable 4
the Petition had bees
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