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... one beverteen jacket three waistcoats, r',vsers his property: Charles Dimcomb, charged V, 'offered two shovels for sale, Bores, suspected and not giving satisfaciory account ot the lurt .l charged with having stolen silver watch of Mr. Robt. Weston, of Brtry St. Edmund’s ; ■ onsnd Sarah Jackson, the former with *£flSereigns from the dwelling-house of Mary arey, f her property, and the latter ...