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... '31. H.-No. Novice should apply to a surrogate. R. F. N.-Of wood. The Bronze Statue in our next. The Lines on the Tayleur are declined. We have forwarded the letter as to the raising of the Tay- i leur to the agents. A. B. S.-Addrcss Captain ...

... Merthyr-Tydvil, to whom thu use a Humasse Society awarded a sum of £10 for his noble con- tha ,educt at the wreck of the Tayleur, has acknowledged the ing 'ecompitment paid to him in an appropriato letter. He con states, after requesting, the society's ...