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... •hewn us or others, who may fall into our almost hopeleaa situation. (Signed),—John Hughes, D-vid Jones, the mark Xof John Hugh. Cardiff Jail, November *» 1843. Witness, John Woods, Governor.* Keadt, Nov. I.—On the night the ultimo, most daring robbery ...
... designed the exhibitor, and executed in Belfast. rxniuimr, • Curran Sons, Lisburn, County Antrim. Sculptured and perforated arm-chair, from the antique; made by three poor working men, expressly for the gent exhibition, of Irish black bog-oak, found in ...
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