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... I THE SEAMEN'S AGITATION. The Newport branch of the National Seamen's Union held a meeting- on Saturday to consider the manifesto issued by the general secretary de- claring a general strike of seamen of the United Kingdom until the Danish seamen have their w. pea raised to an equal amount obtained by their British coileugues. Mr Gardner (Cardiff) addressed the meeting on the subject, and the ...

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... THE LATE MR HANDEL COSSHAM'S aESIDENCE. Weston Park, the residence of the late Mr H andei Cossham, M.P., near Bath, has been sold for £ 3,500 to Mrs Hall, cif Frewhford, the widow of the late Lord Llaruwer's oniy brother. The pisee is believed to bave ICOtlt Mr Cossham- quite £ 11,000. ...

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