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A declaration of George !Joey, parish clerk of Tertnon-fethin, in the county of Louth, and of Owen 31aguire and Patrick noire, of the said parish, farmers, who state that on li'exlnesdav last, the 18th instant, as they were on the sea-shore, on the lands of 31eaf,L s farm in said perish, about half-past three in the afternoon, the rule being nearly in, they saw a mermaid (as they believe, from having +teen it described in bookso of the full human side, swimming 'it the sea Una directing its course towards the river Borne; that it was only about fifteen perches from them, and that they and several other pyrsons saw it quite plain, and that they could not he mis taken ; that its body was remarkably white, with lung arms which it frequently used to drive away the sea-gulls which were hovering over it ; that its hair was very dark, and that its WI, which is fre quently shelved when plunging, was of a dark colour and shaped like the tad of a fish. 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