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... night after night, and the shares of the Gaiety Theatre Company have in gone up oonsidetably. The ”rsion of The Second Mrs. Tattooers) , was produced in Berlin loot week, with Freulein in the pert of the heroine. : The perfottuance, on th• whole. is said ...

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... NORFOLK CLERGYMAN'S FATE IN GERMANY FRANKFURT, Wednesday. An English clergyman, the key. Edward Powell, is reported by the Frawkhater Zeltung to have been drowned in the Rhine. Mr. Powell, who was A 7 and a native of Norfolk. was attached to the Angl ...

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... NAIL& LCD •11.. The Mowoir Ovate. in another binder on the Central Asia question, rejoices at the frankness which has made English and papers READY-MADE IRON MASTS AND YARDS avow at last their otter inability to stay Russian progress by petty pi.-kerings ...

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