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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
the Court of Common Pics for delaware
County, Ohio, for December Term, 1888.


ATjTICEl IS lcrcIy given To said Nnriah G. Aumwel,
~ that sHid DANIEL HIM sch has hleft il SID Csurt 4 pc
1uiou for divorce from hts sad ate AtrilnT which Will he
Tor tr~iafaiJhe nexttefm tleretH. The petition alleges that
te said marriage contract was procured by fraud, anithAt
said Marian has been Rilfully absent from him FOL more
tna n aree years, and therefore prays for dIyurce;
By POW hi.i. q VAN DEMAS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
:. Nctnher .. 1873 NZ2,DJ %
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JUST RECEIVED.
f r MT r E.

Np a A. WELCH would coli
aN%%3 IA. attention to the large and
select stock of superior
incl Farniture, Chairs, Bedstsds,
Mattresses, &c. &c.
to be found at his Ware. Rooms on the west side
of Sandusky street, one door North of Chamber
lain 81 Avery's Hardware Store. Hfsstock COM
prises u general assortment of City Made Furni-
ture as well as articles of his own manufacture
all which will be sold for prompt pay at the 10 W.
est possible rates.
He'has also received a supply of tho celebrated
Dodge u Cos. Patent Spring Bedsted, an article
that wal repay a careful examination, as they
are the very best spring-bottom bedsteds MANU-
featured. Please call and see.
UNDERTAKING.
He is prepared to respond promptly to all calls
in this line-wili manufacture to order Cornns 81
any desired style-and constantly keeps on hand
a supply of the justly celebrated
Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

Pbiladeldhia by Railroad in the State of New
jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purposes, being a good loan soil, with clay
bottom. The land is a large tract. divided
into small farms, and hundreds from all part 5
of the country are now settling and building
crops can be seen growing. Terms from
SIS to $50 per acre, payable within four years
St. Wharf at Philadelphia, at Il A NJ by
Railroad for Hammonton, or address R. j.
Byrncs, by letter. See full advertisement in
another column. ..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
HEAR YE!

Every man who cultivates an Acre of Land:
Every woman who eultivates a Garden OF FLOW
ers: l7
Every Boy who intends to become a Farmer;
Every Girl who may become a Farmers Wife;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
School Notice.
ESTATE of David Longshore.

JoSpAY ooll inst. I will open a sch1ni for Boy, z
IL Tntpn Hall. sr fte
Jrc. II, 'Js-it ANS0N THUWBRiDGE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
DELAW ARE MARK ETS.

Corrected aceeEly By RE. HILLS & Son, Whot
sale and Retail Grocers, No.4 Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
"a Card from DR.. James M. Jarrett.

for TIE NEW York LUNG I~EFIRMAKy.-My4
injection for lie pIst eight years wnh the aboTe ip~s
lhlhh- 10 StHi - e. r-E -.
steady dryOt nl q The 'iirf. OF PULMONARY I"nsompE
on and its Rinircd diseascs, together with my unriyAi-
TIuA I'D not a little by a-perfeei 81 zen Of MEDICAL ~ AALE
sueuAhts enabled nue. TO arrive ~ a decisive, discreet. ana
Iu.t cssfut course d Tfa' 20 ue posAIN ~ ~
~ Iof alldiseases oi Nc throAt, Lungs n - assoYS-
cine halltion. the vapOr and curative prOpertHes-of lnedi-
mics are directly addressed to iE. diseased organs. ana M
vi aEuWCut. ] DO not aiFlse the use OF MeuicHi ihhhhANOH
~ nv Kind. TO the exclusion OF general tTedfHcntf and al
AK ugh j consider il a useful ailuvant in the proper man
deement Uf tlnse fearful ana often idai Siseaaesr yetb
lem IL very necessary that each patient should have t8
- nett OF both general and local treatment The success
+ nv treatment in the above diseases, and The high char
acu-r Of the institution over which 1 have so long had tho
honor TO preside. are toe well known TO need any euloEy o~
Comment from me AT the solicitation of many private ana
profrssional friends, through whose philanthropic aid tho
above charity has been long and literally supported, and
after due consideration, / have concluded to make such ar
and treatment aiihin the reach of all, and not conhne my
sell. ms heretofore. 10 my office Hoping therefore that the
ressiofai breihr.n and the public, / would respectfully an
nounce in conclusion, tha. l can uoio be consulted personally
the SANG as used in the Institution, prepared 10 suit each
fnliviI uaI { tse. Inhalins Napors, Medical Inhlalars. &c Ae.
i atSs a oa as friiows ~. SI5 ,cr n,ontl1 for each pzNen(
alsD. Iuhal:ng Vapor, and an lnhtiiHg Apparatus Pay
mcnt as follows; So to be paid To Express agent on receipt
{ Of he nnUth, if The patient be cured or is entrely satisfied
with the treatment Patients, by giving a full history %
I nv letter AS by persauiA examination. Patients Rvailug
themselves OF Or. Jarretps treatment may rely uVOn I'm
case over thirty dag 3 Letters Tor advice promlsly ans~eE-
ed. For further prr71cuiars aidre~s np 49,
No $50 Broadway cnr- Twelfth 81, ny.
p S-Phrsicians and others visiting th- cHy are Fes@n
pee iulIy / invited to call AT the lnhrinary, where many
i.,trr res cas-, ( can be Witnessed. and where our N
PROVED APPARATUS for the inhalation of iued,czi vApo~
Gan be seen and inspected. 1919
Aug. 70, Ievs-@~E
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
NEW

TIME subscriber is now Offering for sale atlow
i prices, a general assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
% As3 Ii HARD WARE
CROGkERY,
and all articles usually kept for sale in a Conn-
try Store; the whole being recently selected in
Now York ut low prices and offered at a very
small advanee-and viii besold at as low tg-
ures ~ any llaccih Central Ohio. People are
respectfully invited TO call and examine our
stock. r.. CAhNE1'
Berk shrie, o., December 5, 1858 st
nYEPnHroN BGGGY and one TWO Ho EfEwA
uea5,. tt mplarHl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
The New York Tribune's letter says:

80 -F& VIZ $3.50 ar EEA - .s.ZH. rr.
The New York Tribune's letter says:
Il ale 81 ss5rrErat WASHINGTON, Dec. g..
The action OF the Senatorial caucus in
remov ing Mr.. Douglas from the Chairman
ship of the Committee on Territories has
created the greatest excitenlent. ls
A leading Southern Senator said to-day
that they had tempprized long en- ough. and
that they had concluded to drive Douglas
cut of the party, The South viii tolerate
no halfway position s5n 4asa7ss. 10
Is Mr.. Seward, on hearing the result OF the
caucus, remarked that it was the best illus
,raiion that could possibly be given OF the
truth Of this statement that there was an ir-
repressible conflict betHeen Freedom and
SlaveEyss4It was q greater outrage, politice
ally speaklngs than the attempt to force
Kansas into The Union as a Slave State;
because il. indicated a determination TO tol-
crate no diversity of epinion upon any meas
uFe WHICH the pourtT uenurtcd. -
jefferson Davis and Slidcll led the attack
on Douglas in the caucus. There were on
ls seven votes for Douglas. They were
thrown by Messrs Shields, Stuart, Clingman'
Brown, Toombs, Green and Bigler. These
seven Senators protested against the ex-
clusion of Douglas as suicidal to the party.
The debate lasted from lob in the morning
to a late hour this afternoon, with an
hours recess from u to ! O'Clock for a ses-
sion of the Senate. Great bitterness was
manifested, and MIR. Toombs left the caucus
in disgust, while the dissension was al its
hight. $500 s..arsv as. -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

is hereby given hat the undersigned has been
~ appointed and qualified Administrator Of the Esta'e Of
David Lon gshore deed. lat. o. Delaware county, Ohio
bee. L., 1855 A OLIVER STARk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
Sale of Land by Guardian.

AL wanting to emigrate to a mild climate,
good soil, and fine market, see advertisement
of Hammonton Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
valuable Property for Sale.

ME undersigned wishes to sell his Real Estate III the
Il Town of Eden. cpnsisi Ing of a DWELLING HOUSE Il
loT. including 2 in good order, with all the
.,ulIings. watts, &c. necessary 10 carry on the / nsnesS. 1t
will bc sold At a bar.ail. For pariicn ars inquire OF j. W.
MATHEWS. at the Ohio Hotel, in Eden.
December Il. tS5i--!m J. W. BAKER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
ohio C-axkk5cNEOr!

Some are so Rich they have no time to Read;
Some are so poor they cant afford TO Pays;
Some are SO wise you can't teach them any
thing;
Some are taking too many Papers already.
SEE HERE MY FRIEND!
You may, can, must, might, could, would, or
shouldle leave off such vain excuses and
TAKE THE OHIO CULTIVATOR FOR
1859.
Volume XIV begins on the first of January
Published twice every month in book form for
binding. Devoted to FARMING, STOCK RAISING,
oARDENINa, FRUITS, &c, Got up expressly for
practical every day use.
TERNs-Single cory, 81 a ~year-three copies
for S2-six copies for $ nine copies for So and
Il cory extra to the getter UP ofeyery club OF 3.
- Inquire at your Post Office. or send for a
specimen, and get up aclub among your neigh
bors. Specimens sent free.
Address :. ID. HARMS.
Editor and Publisher, Columbus, o.
December 8, 1S5S,--St
All wanting to smigrate to a mild climate,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

C. H. Bracket, q promising student of
the University, ut Madison, Wisconsin,
was drowned while skating, on the l7th.-
He was aged 10.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

a pork packer OF New Albany bias clear
Cd slh O this season on a single lot OF hogs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
IRE EATERS ~KAMPANT.

The nomination Of Ohm Letcher as the
Democratic candidate Tor Governor Of Vir-
GINA, yesterday, has been tie subject Of
much comment in this city since the news
was received. The FIRE eaters are raging
mad, and 60 about quoting Dir. Letcher's
emancipation doctrines announced By him
/ fifteen years ago. while the more 'conserva-
tive men. of The South, especially those of
the Hunter School. are very much gratiied.
The triumph Of Mr.: Letcher is received as a
defeat ofthe Wise faction iii Virginia. The
Caion newspaper which has been f~earfully
neutral, about the nomination, comes out
this morning and regards the nomination Of
Mr. Letcher with unfeigned Satisfaction, -
and has no doubt that ''ie viii receive the
undivided support Of the Democracy of Viz
ginia,"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
SHAWLs AID 0 A
DUFF'&

ID UFF'S
NJ A TS' o LEG E
Corner of Town and Pearl Streets,
ONO.
branch of Dun's Merchants College, Pittsburgh. PAD
PRESIDENT,
z. DUFF. tAuthur of DUu's Mercantile. Steamboat. Bank
and Kair1ad Book Keeping, Con.nereHl CoinPutauohs.
&C. &c, alt ri which arc taught III this college,
>. b. ~, superintendent, with an efficient eorps
OF Assistants
Send for specimens If Writing and College Circular
Oct sg-ty Address DtFF = DCNAS.
JUST RECEIVED.
TINE finest assortment of Watches. Jewelry.
l. Silver and Plated Ware, Gold Pens, fine
Cutlery Clocks, and Fancy Notions ever Opeu-
ed in Delaware, and ut prices from Is to 50 pOT
&c nt. lower than ever before offered. Call and
examine. NJ. d. PetdbonS's Block, Sign of
Big Clock.
Nov. 5. '5s r. BURR.
3 IHE HAMMoNToN tARMER.--A newEpRPs
dc voted to Literature and Agriculture, alsS
citing forth full accounts of the new s~ettlemento
OF HuInmonton, III Now Jersey, can be sub.
sscribed for at only 70 cents per rnnum.
llclose postage stamps for the amount
Address TO Editor of the Farmer HAmmonton,
Atlantic Co., New Jersy- Those wishing cheap
land of the best quality, in one of the healttt~
lest and most delightful climates in the Union,
see ad vertise ment of ltammonton Lands
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

STATE ~AeRlcgLTuRAL SocIETT--The
resolution for permanentiylOcatiRg the State
Fair, noticed in our last IS having passed.
was subsequently recousidered and laid on
The tabIe-so the old system still obtains.
and It seems 10 be the general impression
That the mex Fair win be held al mes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
Petition to Sell Real Estate.

In Delaware County Probate Court.
Samuel Darst, ~administra-
tor Of samuel Wise. decd l'a
plaintiff r s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

4. The same principles are involved in the.
law Of last winter, aud The granting Of the
injppctions by, he. Unhed States Court yes
tertay indicates. the course which will be
taken in all similar cases where proceedings
are Instituted for. the collection Of the tax
ueains; the br ranches oil The, State Blnk.-
The decision is one Of great Importance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
spirit of the w~..hIpsroa Letter.

The New 10rk FoSb IeLteE says.
Seyerul prominent Douglas Democrats
have arrived here from Illinois, aad- ~ as
founded at DE deqanciations they hew a.
boat Mr.. DsnglsssOuE South, and bis adj
hefiag to the Democratic orgahi<ation. from
.Dsmocrats or the school pc BrodeEick,
Forney, Hickman, Haskin. cfark'&@Co:
They all denounce his course, and the Hi
nozians explain by saying that he goes on
business. "Then, ii he goes on business, -
responded a Pennsylvania in one instance,
.swhy did be axe bic wife, and whydees be
submit to a reception, ar Memphis, under the
direction of Gen. Jones. who IN the House
advocated aud voted for Lecompion!'
There are reports in The city that Mr. Blu
chanan by the power ofIhe Federal patron-
ave, has iAsd the Illinois Legislature SO
that sir. Douglas sannVt be elected. As
.Mr. has effected mare wonderful
thin q than the purchase Of uwt, or three
votes Slsts Legislature during his adj
mis- fstralion. shall not d subt Tue runner
although u eharaeliuihat Legislature it ANY
occurs, seems aIIore likely 10 fsy'F Dir. LH=
! coIut than the Bu.hanane candidate. 50 s5
Tie New York Tr56aas' $ correspondent
says: @N ~" es59l
81 % sG roH, Dec. 7ss
On The question OF Utah itiis Remarked
| that the President has committed himself un
| teservedTy to the view OF affairs in that Fer
| ritory cnlertained by CIV. Cumming, ia di
reef opposition to iheyiews held by neari.
| ali tie ofher civil ard all the military. officer
! wh3 have been seat Here. He differs ads
lin tie toue Of bis remarks from The Secreia
nv of W ar, who IN his aiIBual reportash'
comm tiled himself almost reserveGly to sh'
other side vi The question: | learu cha
since the Message Is delivered, c~ertain-infiu
enfiat and prominent member of the DEN
oeratic party have demonstrated with tn
Presidential prison against the view he ha
Impressed of aifairs in Utah. There is som
probability Ihat from the quarter to (which
t~allude, an effort win be. made to raise u con
uiittee oi Investigation into the whole ina
ter..a 10 fs49%'sas s1ofa A sdj Is
IF The New York Post's letter Of Dec.
AZ 8-+ tAs % A#4G& - &GGA I#& &TtaHE
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
NATIONAL CLUB.

We gratfcd to learn that at tho approaching spring
races near this city effort will be made put on foot
plan for the establishment Of National Club whose
country uniform weights and distances Representatives
expected to be present from Kentucky, Alabama,
Tennessee, Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina,
louisiana Maryland, New Jersey New York, and, per-
haps other States who interested in the contem-
plated changes and know that the Virginia delega-
ton will gladly cooperate with them in eecting such
changes will advance the interests of the turf through
out the Union. When the convention meets it will be
well for them to consider the propriety Of reducing the
present long distance in vogue in four-milc-heat
races If long heats intended to test the game
as we'll the speed Of horses, what good is
there for allowing horse out of three to
eral seconds when not contcndng for heat, while the
two contestants required to every foot Of the
ground often under whip and spur The subject Of
handicapping is another important one, and in this
connexon the distance which each horse has to travel to
get the and the mode of travel ought to have
their weight Two horses of equal speed and endurance
one the ground with dangers to encounter while
the other has thousand miles railroad steamboat
travel to make to get TO the trackought not to be
weighed alike, but the traveller should have such allow
ances made him would warrant him in risking the
dangers Of the trip If this DONE would be
apt to visit distant States with their stables and
the spirit of racing would thus be infused into many who
are not now engaged In it, When national club is
formed national course may then be established and
Virginia the mother of great well great
statesmen, have very little doubt that the
will be located on her soil Richmond Dispatch.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22

the Lord Mayor Of London on the 9TH instant Lord
Derby defended hs new India b observing .. IL ap-
pears 10 be the general opinion that the time has arrived
when the mission Of the East India Company as com
pany has to great extent closed and when the duties
performed by them must la tho necessary and natural
course OF events be transferred TO the direct authority of
the crown"
Belfast paper which devotes much attention 10 agri
cultural matters learns with satisfaction that the
OF soil turned by the plough in the north Of Ireland this
season exceeds by large figure that of any year since
the famine. Southwark the repors equally crafty
ing but there is drawback upon the prospect-a Sc
rious fall In the prices Of almost everything which the
farmer supplies.
The official correspondence respecting the Caglia pre-
snted to both houses of Parliament by command Of her
Majesty, has Just been issued 1t consists of 1877 de-
spatches and commences with extract from letter
by Sir j. Hudson to the Earl Of Clarendon dated Turin
July 2, 1857, and terminates with despatch from Mr.
Lyons to the Earl of Mamesbury, enclosing copy of a
letter from Acting Consul Mr. Barbar containing state
ment made by Dark OF the details which followed
the landing at Sap well what measures were then
taken by the master OF the Cagliar steamer and when
they first the Neapotan frgaes which subsequently
captured her
New difficulties reported to have sprung up among
the European commissioners in the Danuban principal
ties In reference to the report and their future proceedings
Accounts received by way of Germany state that the
French commissioner IL of the opinion that the necessary
reorganization must be carried out under tho superin
cndence of the great powers and must not be left to the
Porte
The Council of the Order of the Legion of Honor Of
France have, after due dcliberaton resolved that the
Order of st. Faustin, founded by the Emperor Sou
oque of Hayt shall take its proper place among the
decorations which French subjects will be permitted to
wear
The Paris MonueW of the Sd instant publishes de-
promulgating the law authorizing the
to call under arms 900 from the CONSUMPTION of
1858.
According to circular of M. Aries Dufour of Lyons
the silk market has been benefited by impulse given
to the retail trade by fortnight of fine weather Tho
cleared Off and if the had been little less adj
vanced fresh orders would probably have been given
Under the circumstances the transactions in the
cria although not active have been sufficient to sustain
prices.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
TIE CROPS.

Tho wheat crops look remarkably fine, and if acct
dent befas them there will be heavy crops made this
year.
The Southern Democrat, published at Waco, Texas
says the wheat in that county begins to head out and
presents the finest prospect for crop which has
been in that region considerable trade in beef
cattle has sprung up between that county and St. Louis
The Austin Inteigenccr receives the most encouraging
accounts of the wheat crop in all parts of Texas from that
place to the northwestern boundary The fields all along
the road from Austin to Red river naescribably beau
tful SO far it depends upon rains the wheat is now
SAFE the ground is thoroughly wet Texas likely
become Of the most productive wheat States in the
Union.
Perhaps the prospect for large and splendid crop Of
wheat in Virginia better at this of the
year than it is at present During short trip to the
country last week had opportunity of seeing many
fields all of which looked unusually uxuriant and prom
Using. From what we heard, ALSO incline to the be-
lief that the yield will be remarkably heavy one should
serious disaster between and harvest But
harvest is long time off yet and there il telling what
may happen to change the present prospect AS to the
probable price for wheat it is somewhat too early to begin
to speculate. At all events, farming friends will
have to wait for the speaking out of those who reco
missed rs oracles on this interesting subject.
Richmond Wing.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22

REMOVAL or SEAT or GOVERNMENT. bill has been
ported upon favoraby by committee of the legislature
for the removal of the seat of of Pennsy
vania from Harrisburg to Philadelphia IT provides for
the removal in December next of all tho State offices to
the CITY, and the next legislature and all succeeding
to meet there. The public grounds State capitol, and
all the State buildings tanferred In fee simple to the
borough of Harrisburg and it sell tranfcr them
they fit provided such SALE transfer does not
interfere with the original grant of John Harris. The
city Of Philadelphia is to make temporary provision for
the accommodation of the public officers and for the leg
slatre 1t is also to erect suitable capitol, &c. and
the buildings and grounds thus given to remain the
property of the State until the capital shall be removed
to some other point
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
oRsINrs LAST LETTER TO NAPOLEON III.

3bhn Majesty Napoleon ia, Emperor Of The French
siRs: Your Imperial Majesty having permitted that
my letter written to you the 18th of February should
M produced for public comment whilst it is clear proof
., your generosity, shows me- also, that the prayers
which have offered behalf of my country find re-
spouse III your own heart and to me, however
may DC to DEATH it is certainly small consolation to
zee now your Imperial Majesty is moved by genuine Ital
ian feelings.
In few hours shall cease to be- md no, before draw
ing my last vital breath wish IL to be known land
esire u with the ankness and courage which up to this
y have never belied that assassination in whatever
sarp mny be Disguised does not enter among my prin
epics although by fatal error of mind have allowed
myself TO be led on to organize the attempt OF the I4tb
Of january FE
No! political assassination was not my system and
combatted 1t at the risk Of my own life both in INV wr
hgs and by my public acts when governmental mission
rAoeo me IN situation to do 80 and my compatrots
M rom putting faith in the system of assassination let
,hcm reject it altogether and hold it aloof and let them
KNOW even by the voice of dying patriot that their
ucmpuon must be by their own selfdcnial by con-
slant unity in their efforts and sacrifices and by the ex-
eise OF true virtue gifts which budding in the
lung ana active portion of my fellow countrymen, and
gi's which alone will I've able to make Italy ree indie
pendent and worthy of that glory which ancestors
have made iIlust,io,s
ne While do so with camncss and dignity, i wish
maj my memory may not bc left stained with any crime
s 'or the victims of the I4th of january, offer my
o'ood as an atoncmcnt, and ] beg the Italians, when
some day they independent, to give worthy
from it,
Let your Imperial Majesty permit me, in the last
ae TO beg yon to spare the life, not OF myself but of
e TWO nccompces who were condemned to death with
Majesty FEI ICE ORsINI
rn'soS or LA Roorrrrr March Ii.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS fa
The English ministers were entertained at dinner by