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... IN TnEE -IG33 COTUhIT OF JUSTICE Probatoe, DivorsO. and Adriralty DIvislOr, - (PrO BATE.1 - - TIIE PRINCIPAL REGISTRY. To the NeXt-of-Rio (i any), and all persons in general havlot' or dolatis to have any interest in the 'traoa Esateof ARtY FRANCES 81IM. Or tihoRoo. CepertoadBeldfordi, in the County Of ii NO~TICE tirat . OCitatiln has issued noder I..theOea of11c ?ljostyi's high Court of Jins- ...

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... .EXThRAORDINARY CASE sI BAA boesa re~adng the w~onderful tiieatmenialg Yo3 publish, feat not one oS them comnes ner idax oxtraorlare, otdrcararollo, vca r ith whichl m ff personally end thoroughly acquainted. The above is an ertract from a letter received from Mr. A. Lister, of 26. Henstridge-plae, St. Tohr's Wood. London, N.W., expressing his wtllingness to tiv' fuieet particnlars otthecase ...

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... NAtIONAL AGRICULTURAL UNION. T sANNtUAL CONORMS0 WTT , By, IrElD AT Sr. JAMES'S 1ALL, PICCADILLY, LONDON. ON THURSDAY, DYROECMBER 12th. at II a.m. Tili EARL OF WIKNCILSEA Will Preside. and the. L RIGHT NON. IAV LOG (lirnister at Agriculture) Will also Address the CongresS, NkSCIAL CHIEAP TRAINS WILL RUN FROMt NBEALY ALL DISTRICTS. Sea Bills. ALL INTERESTBD IN AGRICTPLTUBR ARE INY1TLD TO ATTEND ...

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