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... Joseph Bloomfield, a boy, aged eight years. The devoyage, apparently having escaped injury. ceased, it appeared, was blackberrying in • field near A. CouluorouS Lan.—On the application of Super- I the Chelmer and Blackwater Canal, when some one intendent ...

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