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... carrying very valuable cargoes and enormous wealth. Well, that haa just pat me in of a gentleman, • Mr. Forward, a ehipowner, who speaks of the navy as if it were strong He is a shipowner, and insane his ships. Gene rally the shipowners take we to hip, • margin ...
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... kind tend to bring ! about a good feeling amongst the men, and cii, I undoubtedly benefit the horse*, for the extra Cart Speaking at • Primrose League gathering in and attention which the men are Prr 4 oPted t° , Chelsea on Tuesday, Mr. Hayes Fisher iibestow ...