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On Wednesday last the Lord Mayor acce*=pted the
invitation of the General Purposes Committee to dine
at Masons'-hall Tavern, White-alley, Coleman-street,
when Mr. Bailey, the proprietor of the tavern, prepared
a most splendid. entertainment. Deputy Stevens, who
has been for many years one of the most popular and in-
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