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... Newman Chambers), who were prevented by indisposition from attending. Then came the staff of the City Aroade—Messrs. .7 C. Mather, F. Daly, A. T. Brown, Jas. Simpson, W. A. Davis, A. M'Clintock, David Stevenson, R. Wray, R. *Master. Daniel Barr, W. Graham ...
... weather per- mitupg. 1 brought about the resignation of Mr. Sexton. Still, Cardinal Logue says there is no clerical Mr. Wm. Mathers, J.P., Button Park, Pontefract. | MILITIAMEN ON THE SPREE. Bat compensation for these duce did pot absorb the | compensation ...
... therefore Sir PF, supported Me. Warrie meat, ae be desired that the law tection of labour should remain now the st countries. Mr. MATHER in opposition to it Mr. CHAMBE IN, a8 representing working class desired to ith the | the qaestion. He knew | working classes ...
... 62 ; missing. 4 2d Battalion Royal Foailiers—Killed, 2; wounded, Killed—Private R. Cowie. Wounded—Privates T. Blake, J. MacGregor, C. Branagh, R. Clifford, F. Lewis, W. Norriogton. 26th February. Wounded —Sergeant.Bagler J. Williamson. 27th February. ...