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... MEETING bOF WORKING MEN. lear lset On Tuesday eveninglas, a Pu blic meeting of the work- A ing elase of this town, wa~s held in the'Theatre, for the te puros ofco.-operating with the friends of the grand ex- te hiiintob ed ?? in My 81 There was as II hiiinumeos tether nueosattendance, temeeting being composed exhi principally of working men. Upon the stage ?? looh Rev. J. 0. Parr, Vicar; the ...

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