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... g ALLOA arrived Lilly, Pehrson [Sept 3) Sundswall Sweden Femern (a), Ryvingen (s), Johnsen Grangemouth GRANGEMOUTH armed Alpha (s) [Sept 2] Leith Prime (s), Larsen, do GRANGEMOUTH Batted Hekla (s) [Sept 3] Methil DO'NESS_ arrived Peritia ...
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... the XV. Dimeleby,and Mr. C. A. Beach, a case of eon- Parish Room on Monday. siderable intense, came on for hearing. It was - John Maloney, printer's reader, of 21 one in which Major Dudley Albert Hamborough Queen's-road, Mortlake, gave evidence of identi- ...
... P., will preside at the meeting the Colonial Section the Society of Arts Tuesday afternoon, January '22, when the Hon. Sir John reads his paper on The Commonwealth Australia.” The chair will be taken at half-pa.sit four. General Sir Kedvers Bullor ha# ...
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... awarded for the first tims next year. The subsuch momentoes of the great, says a writer in | Ject of the essay is to be ™ Grattan. Chums, while the visitor to Charterhouse can | THE bust of Queen Victoria by Mr. Brock, which feast hi::ge‘onmmy similar ...
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... M'Clure(s),Bwnees Beatrice (a), Newport Cecil (a), Penmaenmawr DUNDALK arrived John Irwin (s) [Oct 9] 'Workington W M Barkley (a), Russell Peridut (s), Robinson, Troon DWIDALL forded John Irwin(e)[Oet 9] Grstu Dloriun (s), Id•Nieof Cernlough Build alk(s). Herrin ...
... seilsl Britannic (s) [ Jan ' 19] Tasmania LYTTELTON sailed Lutterwortb,Wood [Janls] London MONA armed Alsterdamm [Jan 17) Yokohama PORT TOWNSEND armed Flottbek, Schoemaker [Jan 17] Yokohama, and was ordered to Tacoma PoitiLLND—Os. sailed C HWatjen ...
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