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... Johnston. Felix Carroll, II Breen, John Breen, M'Manus, t»o apparently young lad, for steal.ug Buch(ln , , 1!o(tv , W ,T lironn, A Maguire. 3rd '''’ , «»«*• Thomas Th. ..,, h. wo.Mn •. Bracken, Coabcr. Charles Gallagher, John a- Tho Constable sa.d he would ...

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... afforded, have this mighty Empire proposing and absolutely lasting on its abandonment, rather than r«rievmg the disaster to their arms, as may c«U it. and retaining the territorial integrity of Egyfrt, as it when they first planted the standard of England on ...

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... T'«e Hon. General Anson appointed Captain the Hon. Robert*(*uraon to his aide-de-camp, Cornuiamler in-Chlef in Bengal. Mr. John Wood appointed member of council of Vancomrer** Island. Mr. Henry Max>vell Lefroy has been appointed deputy overseer of circuits ...

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