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... afternoon the 'remains 'of Captain J. G. A.: Ioi. L Ferrnir, OE.%, of Bellaide, Liulithgowshire, who wvas shi Po-drowned by the sinking of the iuri1ddce, were interred on( aeonud. wihmiiay honours in Greyfriars' Churchyard, Edin- csm te out- burgh. The burial ...