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Yesterday the Commibsioner .ca9t-,.at
sten, n'Oocit at
Guildhall. *
Mr. Scales, who was to have been exittsiiiiil,—made way
!01. Mr. John Dillon, at that gentleman's request.
Sir F. PALGRAVE then mentioned to Mr. Scales, that
the Commissioners would upon his examination beg that
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Air. Scaled said he should confine himself within such
iimit, and point out where benefit could be done in th, se
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