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... MEETING TO-MORRiOW. BELFAST MU SE T HIE ANNUAL MEETING of SHARE, DERS aill he held in the MUSEUM, ol WEDJ SDAY Evening neat, the 13th inst., at E I G H T lt;,ork, to receive a Report aind Stattenaent of Accounts, and to Elect a Council of Management for the ensuiing year. Signed, by order of the Council, JAMElS BlRYCE, Jan., lon. Sec May 9, I14.. (811 ROYAL BELFAST BorANIC GARDEN. lIE COM i ...

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