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... William-si reel. The Chair was taken by the Bherift'i at One o’Clock. After some routine business had been transacted. Mr. John Judkin Butler rose and said, that the Easter Quarter's Assembly, sum of One Thousand Pounds bad been voted to Sir B. King Mr ...