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... they would have done much credit to places of far greater pro- tentions. The village was quite en fte. From the summit of the church tower there fluttered in the breeze a host of flags; the pinnacles at the four corners were each sur- mounted with a flag ...

... Northanuptonshire, was accorded the first prize for Scotland Yet, abay of really good action combined with great bone anid sub- I stance. Prince Charlie, belonging to and bred by thi Duke of Beaufort was justly entitled to second place, and Mr. V. P ...