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... convening the meeting and the adjourned meeting, concluded by calling on Mr Ald. Parkinson, if he were present, to take the chair. Mr E. P said he had been requested by Mr Md. Parkinson to state that owing to indisposition—and he really was unwell—he should be ...

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... done what ho might have done six months ago. I am only sorry we have not the chairman of the Finance Committee (Mr. Ald. Parkinson) with us, but Aid. Brady is present, and I am sure be will support me in my views. However indignant Mr. Peacock way feel ...

... the procession. Mrs. Parkinson, Meaabro' Dyke, sad Mrs. Bradley gave corroborative seideace, and said the roans forming the procession had to r u n o u t o f t he way of the defendant, who was driving right through them. Mrs. Parkinson said she exclaimed ...

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