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... Mrs William Miles Miss Agatha Miles Sir John Duckworth Mr Moore Brabagon Miss Tyndalls Mr Carden Mr Elton Mr and Mrs II Gore Langton Mr Albert John and Miss Somerset Sir John Strachan 'Sir Mrs and Hill Mr John Bright Mrs Mireheuse Sir Henry Mircliouse ...

... James Smith and Jonah Nosid, two ehildrea, lba oldest but 11 ears of age, were charged with karlog taken a hare at Uckington. John Pallam,heoper to Mr. 'Jarman, found • hare wired In the brake, aboat one o'clock, and concealed himself. About Are o'clock ...