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... Auckland, and it is quite Possible that the dog will be found the sixty-four runners at Waterloo next month. Hoe is a resolute, hardy class of dog, gocs © more than average pace, At and ss merry as a kitten mext bis hare, Ripon this year he was led a couple ...

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... Burscough train, Edward Sutton, of Ormskirk, aged 36, who had a wife and family, was killed on the spot. The engine-driver, Thomas Looney, aged 50, also of married and a family, and the stoker, Robert Sanderson, aged 20, single, were both killed, and they ...

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