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... Crabtree and John Roberts, West Vale, Oreetland, Halifax. Yorkshire, cotton spinners—Henry Brunt. Jas Brunt, and Josiah Brunt, Leek. Staffordshire, silk manufacturers; so far regards Jami s Brunt—Duncan Campbell, John Campbell. Alexander Campbell, and 1 homas ...

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... city and Clifton, returning, apparently in his usual health, in the afternoon. He then partook of very hearty meal bread and cheese and mushrooms—whether the latter were in a cooked uncooked state we could not ascertain—and was soon after seized with severe ...

... Cuvier, daughter of the late Lieut-Colonel Sir Charles I and the Dowager Lady Cuvier, were interred in the family vault at Clifton Old Church. For about four years fiaet the young lady has been working a SUter Mercy ; connection with the order attached to ...