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... labourer, of Moulaford, said:—l hare known Mr. Field about twelro months. Ho waa accustomed to ssil about thio riser in his boot; it ia sailing yacht. I ■aw the boat coming the riser, but did not see the accident happen. I heard Mr. Field cty.for help ...

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... Teffont Manor-house. Rev. J. Preston, rector of Freemaotle, near Southampton. Rev. A. Sedgwick, vicar of Tovil, near Maidstone, Kent. Rev. J. cwalwell, 8.A., curate of Thorganby. Rev. Charles Tooth, M.A., vicar of Grandhorongh. Rev. D. A. Tyssen, curate ...

... were raised arrived. He said let there be a uniform pattern equipment for all the military oervlee, from the shako to tUo boot. Establish volautecr stores in the various military oontroa, capable equipping, say 300,009 men, at a moment a notice. Lot ...