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... Before the Revising Barrister, Octavian Baxter Cameron Harrison. FOURTH DAY-Satcrday. The Barrister resumed his work of revision on Saturday morning, at the Town Hall. Mr. A. M. White, with Mr. C. E. White, appeared on behalf of the Conservatives, and Mr. Ashf.h Prior for the Liberals. The Town Clerk (Mr. H. C. Wanklyn) was also present. An Alien. — Mr. Prior objected to the name of Louis ...

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... THE GT. BROMLEY POISONING CASE (Concluded from our Fourth Page.) motive, bnt having remembered the case he had referred t ...

... HALSTEAD DISTRICT. T' REVISING Barrister held his court for this new polling 2- iri'rt in the Town Hall on the 17th inst. Mr. Jones and ir CaRDWAJ-I- appeared for the Conservatives ; Mr. RoBESTS I the Liberals, aud there was a numerous attendance. HALSTEAD. The interest of the day centred in this parish, where the Conservatives had made upwards of 50 objections, chiefly to the* name of Thomas ...

... We have not teen the Tract D. kindly mentions. Cook v. Cobb.— Mr. Cobb's letter was recgfed too lakfor in- sertion. Jf ...

... Tuesday.— To-day was abont the coldest and gloomiest forerunner of the near winter we have yet had, and, as usnal, it told upon the numbers at the building. They were, it is true, just beyond those of the previous day, but by no means in proportion to the extent to which Tuesday's receipts gene- rally exceed those of Monday. The total numbers up to four o'clock, after which hour no visitors ...

... will be *7 u« children now find a home in this In- for more than nine-tenths of its f -£* U Mmtributions Assistance towards the ...

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