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... worked by owner Mr Welch a to just over hour trial proved ROWAN in Neighbour’s Arms— William fit shortly after breakfast ou Monday and expired from hemorrhage in the arms of Mr F Williams neighbour Over an miner medically attended for a chronic ailment ...

... three scrums and Wedge tried to set his men going So ground however that it was impossible make any headway Varying movement John Jackett loud applause by a smartly Butcher on the touch magnificent kick to touch which put the visitors in attacking position ...

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... force so reduced compelled withdraw their garrisons from several points in that quar- A letter from the Baltic that Prussia arming aa fast possible, and it understood, at the expense France. Twenty thousand French troops are Dantsic, 8.000 of whom are labouring ...

... received A MOUNT'S BAY INCIDENT. previous issue we announced th« arrival in Mount's Thursday of the schooner Lizzie Annie, Cardigan, tow the Irish Steam Packet Company's boat ''Lady Hudson Kinaban.’’ will jr:jr;ot.ih,-. that the schooner w«* stripped nor ...