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... P.L;LYMOU '£0X, May. s5e 1° l1 Ilondray. Wind S. S. W. cloudy. The temains of the Cap)tain, of 74, borlt in Hamoare and sunk, were ?? up hy tile yard lutoog atd two line of battle ships., andare wn)W safe on ure, and out of passage way. The artifidert on completing- their arduous job gave niae heartyecheers.-l his morning the baggage of the Salop regbi'efiit was embarked from the Barbican, and ...
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... PlYM OUTII , AV, 4. 4I I Aftryr. Wind E. 4: F.; rai'n. Mr. Hago, 'coroner for Devon!(mt the absenc4,qf Mr. Whiteford), held an in- quest on, Saturday on : iiew of tboe body of the cook's shifter, who was se atlcl'to dieath by bvitig thrown into cauldroin of cocoa bywiblack~man, on board the Salva- dor del Mumludo it l-atnoaze, After a~patient investi- ,ation of the leading featiwessof, this ...