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... page ;.] 22 MARITIME INT ELLIt ENC ACME 011.—Cardigan, Feb. 2.—The steamer Acme floated on last night's tide after discharging pert lc. coal cargo and came up to her discharging berth. AGNES 1 / I .llT.—St. John, N. 8., Jan. 23.—The British schooner Priscilla ...
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... PRINCE OF WALES' THEATRE. THIS 8.15, MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND Mewl, G. P. Huntley, George Barrett, Walter Hyde, Harry Grattan. Herbert Clayton, B. S. Foster; Mesdames Gracie Leigh, Ira Kelly, Phoebe Mercer, Isabel Jay. Itz. ARTHUR BO' ICHIER, Lessee and Manager ...
... el are most profitably operated by skillee h , roing question of a decade ago is. therethe recurring troubles at Manchester arm l'lng itself. It may be difficult to COW men that this is so, but that it is so everybodj oiati l in any way with the industry ...