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lg. PUBLIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OP '-' • PAXL , . ARY PROC,Fljaligai L -- d
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. " , *the Petitioner, it aiiPeared that he had
WA- LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE' OP • - - I ;1:4 1
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WALES AND SAXE.COBOURG.. . tiougs in LORD*, *Alf &4 • eft ' when the Order was Shade, that the peg=
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all, THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma- • Ur tORD• diANcELLittlt, le eolieeilewie ttiabeing aim ehatilisl sea.ke on the Midshipman's tion—a
from, -a- tardy considering the various communications they liamt dill.*** de Non, hob): &Vapid In forage lmekleina" In iheasr, hart:)--tiut then Lieutenant ore,
though ( [ fill
Odd eiseesdames took place in the Howe. '
mince received, and in conformity with what they have reason to be- I,,,liginiyoN
observed ewe as 4 all gir peed* lite*. Ile had not the pension, had the Greenwich Hospital t' !:
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u„ for lieie is the wish of the Public, beg leaie to state, that it is their once minting to the Cotton )Id factories was litho before the Allowance, which. was not less than two hundred 4 i III 1
deter- intention, should their Funds be adequate, to construct the pro- House; be should move that a Message be soot to the egliniien, and twentkfive pounds a-year.
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tase.Sir. C. POLE thought the Petition in
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ice of posed TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently ded_rlng Copies of the Bret and messed Renate' od,thet.,_,__Biei"' ii ' t
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names in the eboatusltiariz=e•the
lusts; But although the Petitioner had no individual
extensive to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of employed iii a' i Worts DIVINE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCH. cordiney. • • • - cause for complamt, there was some reason to com- II •
Pall- (pot the eke), On the Motion of Lord EGREMONT the Union of chapel` plaid that the Greenwich Establishment in such a
with that of Chel;
*BM was read the second time; and coviereei to be referred,iti eye was not on the same fog with f Four BENJAMIN BOTCH, Jun.
Committee of the whole Howe. . • Jea, whae, he said, the Pension for wounds was /) 1:1 '
" and AN. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE Ono Private Bill was brolighi stj by Mr..3biamouni *lli
al HONOURABLE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, DA- film the Commons. and reed*** Bret tl4nt‘ . -gortt,ipned together with the Hospital allowance. ,ii , •
At at ' ' • . The several Private or Lodi Bills upon the table we Atter It few wcrds from Captain Waldman* tin
TED THE 94TH DAY OF APRIL, 1919, , •
d tan- tively forwarded, and their Lordships adjourned till t : and fotn.CROIZER, the Petition wait ordered to lie on'
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That application I
:end. HOUSE OF COMMONS... ' the tahle and to be printed.
is noise making in Parliament for en Act to mob& the • An Account from the East Indli Desk Company Was pros .
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or.Y• Vestrymen of the Parish-of ST. MARY-lA-RONA* in the noted of disbursements by tint body for additional hccomese, - LAID TAX 4111/1111111111.112' Bluth • * ,
County of Middlesex, to central with say Wairftrl.. losnl dadem—Ordered to lie on the table* • ' ' •
.' , , Clat Order of the her ll* eonsmistal of the - -.; - .1. k
318., for the supply. of Ate Inhabitants of the said iarsili with* A PetitioneztZu.nbleated-f the theismieity st irdbensiii.l lumpul
lif A- WATER, and to Pailhisrube said Vestrymen to supply ibis gni& wpm dm ne co the tame., • • • -..
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Inhabitants with Water by mane of Pipes, ific. leading Ikon& Colonel! PAT BOLD presented Petitints fresh CbeIBII6 :a..._ _a• 1.
I tbit said Parish of St.lidary-ls.bonoe, and also through the so. is Lancaibini. and stockpot; in might thaethelllsh Wm ma Ma a Dill on the approach of a General ' •. - 1
vent •Parishes of Sr. George, .Manoteratouare, St. Margaret, duties on tbe Calico maniefacnired goods be transkree4llll Vestige. It would produce infinite mischi4 and _ • . /
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n such Westminster, and St. John the Evangelist, in the City of West- the raw material. These, as well as a Petition to the same therefore he should move as an Amendment, that .
BED- -minster, and County of Middlesex • and also for the better Pro- from the House of Grant and Brothers, extensive man 1 '
. - ' the further proceeding on the Bill be postponed till I , '
Three tection of the Pavement of the said Parish of St. Mary-Se.bonne at Manchester, were referred to the Committee on the
from injury, and for other purposes relating thereto. Ihmters• case. 'that day three months.
JAMES HUGO GREENWELL, Mr. KIRKMAN FINLAY presented Petitions from Glas- Mr. BANKES thought some legisladie 1130110 re • .
• Vestry Clerk. gow against the Scotch Lunatic all. and against the Bid for re- ueeessary. Even imperfect as the present Bill was, I , (
ion at ' .
The Royal Exchange Plenty gulatlbg the Royal Burghs in Scotland. Ordered to lie ou the table. it would obviate some difficulties, but he thought its ; '.....--,, ...!"
!,•1' par- On the motion of Mr: WARRE, an account of the yams re, .
• HAZARD & CO. introduction inexpedient under present circumstances.. ;4".- ' * '
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: Con ceived for British Claimants from Franco, pursuant to the pro-
CONTRACTORS with GOVERNMENT; visions of the Treaty of November 1913, with the application of Mr. WYNN contended that the Bill. was neces- • •
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dock, FOR DISTRIBUTING AMONG ADVENTURERS the same, was ordered to be -presented to the House. sary. As the law now stood, Freeholders were either
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107 CAPITAL PRIZES. The Poor Settlement Bill was read a first and second time, put to a greet expense as to the certificate of the re- •
toned, and went through a Committee pro forma. The further consi- . .
of , . land, .
ctemption their or were prevented altogether -
ted af- IiTAZARD and CO. by selecting the approved deration /lithe Report was ordered for Wednesday 'nen..
of the-
.n.n. parts. of former Lotteries, have been enabled so to arrange Sir T. DYKE ACKLAND moved the second reading of the from exercising their elective rsthts.
Lord CASTLEREAGH could not enter into shit •
, the present Scheme, that TWENTY .11,000 PRIZES must be Salmon Fishery Bill. Its object was similar to that of the Bill
view of the.Honpurable and Leashed Gentleman, en
Putt' drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, which two years ago passed through all its stages, viz. to prevent
the destruction of the fish in the spawning season. The Bill
The KING'S-BIRTH-DAY, 4th June. thinking that the Electors held their right of. voting .
cry sus real' a secood time and ordered to-be commuted on Than-
THE SCHEME CONTAINS ~ so cheap, as not to incur the expense of the ekes- 11. ii
-; - day nest' II , ..i, 818. S Prizes of 20,0001.! Sir HENRY PARNELL presented a Petition from the Ma- nary vouchers. He should, for his own part, wish i
MA- 4 Prizes .csf 2,0001. and 2,0001.! oestrus* in Sessions of the County of Neath, stating the inade- to see a more regular• system of registration of Free, * ' 1.. ' 11, :1. .
20 Prizes of 1,0001.! . . =et iiphod4nment Laws tof the preservation of. the piddle
holds, similar to that established in Ireland. Such
fall, on 20 Prizes of 5001.! - le end praying or an extension of Cavil Powers..
a regulation would go far to modify the laborious t
• Oriand to he kid on the table, and be prbited. • • •
m such 20 Prizes of VOL !, .
TM SW& lathe City of London presented a Petition from, inconveniencies of contested Elections. j ' .
f TIN 40 Prizes of 2001.! dm Lee Mayor. Aldermen, and Commons of the CitY of Itee• Sir S. Rwanda', Mr. BROUGHAM, Sit,W. Gone. 11
r Three 2696. Prizes of 1001. SOL &c. Stc. in Common Council assembled, referring to the Order of Q:. 0 I,L,
. I:lll.oft,ta • ....rd0.5...111011, .and Mr, NEWMAN SlippOrted die Bill. •
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The First 20 rriaes will have Al,OOO Mere. requiring them to produce certain accousterebtive 1
*.-- to tbe Revenue of the City ; rot disputing the tight of the Honer . Lord LOWTHatt, Mr. LONG, and Mr. BATHURST ‘,
' uPcli The First 500 Blanks will have 015 each. • i
. to inquire into the dispotitha of that revenue, bus hoping, on the opposed it. - . •
The Sixth-drawn Prize above £l,OOO must be 1 1
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/ion at 1222,000 1—0r;.,C23,0061—0r, €40,000! ! ! ground of the inconvenience which it would occasion to thi City. -On a division, there appeared, for the Amendment,
to make such a return, that the House would dispense with a
farther Tickets and Shares are selling by HAZARD and CO. Coss-90—A ainst it, 54—Majority for the Amendment, 36 . 1 •
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compliance with its order.
se Got- TRACTOSS, at their very old Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, The till is consequently lost for the present Session.
!afore- London, (established upwards olioo years),whosqld and shared On the motion of Sir W. CURTIS, the Petition was Ordered-1
to be printed; and the Honourable Baronet gave notice, that Di, inmates LISRARY. • .
Five Prizes of 1..2o,000! .i 1
, where Mr. BANKES rose to move the Resolution for the • i
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In the Last Year's Lotteries and Capitals in former Lotteries, illade=taY "night be would aiaove that it be taken inch wil-
" Pro. amounting to some Ilitlions. The farther considered.= tithe Report of the Committee Ces purchase ce the late-Dr. Burney's library.to.be placed -
d after N.B. Favourite Numbers they be obtained by early application. the Education a the Poor Bill was postponed till Thursday.: -.., on the British Museum. He acknowledged the duty • ,• ti (
ne day, -
our it, . CAPITAL INFORMATION.... . mime of &Play, the seetruMsisser to the ttlesaries* the h? no Means thotg: Ail* the.resources of the :- . 1' *t
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To she Public. • . Army Extraordlovia, sad the eihneous Services, were rei- , • ..
pined to the vommirmov. - . the Howe. th,,, mews& country-were so com iy exhausted- as not to ad- .
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°V- I advertised the particulars oftke TWO itself. nit of-thetr alrveding that eneottragament to btera.
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BIS. • THIRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES sold bt • MISR ORAED JURIES. • cure which • the acquisition of this valuable library '
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,i me IN THIRTY SHARFS, in the Last Lottery, I promised Mr. V. FITZGERALD begged to state to the would give. •Irt. times of greater
_pressure, simil.:r f •
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4•1"" to publish (assort as I could ascertain their destination) theacommt
that he had directed his -attention to the ne- votes had beets Acceded to, that for the purchase of . ' I i
of the other 47 Capitals also solid 'by me (in the same lottery); * .Heillset
dill on but when collected together I find it so volumthous, that it is cessitrof a legislative enactment, calculated, -in his the Elgin marbles for instance ; and he was persua- !, ,it 4i e
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not possible to insert it to a Newspaper fait tonoeneopy sew- judgment, to meet the-view of the Hoael,.-it to an .ded that there was no Honourable Member who had 1i , ,li i •
Persons )sil COINAIIIS). • I havi therefore published Lime-which may be amelioration of the Grand Jury System in Ireland. seen that noble collection in the place which it then
(tildes had gra at either of my Offices, 4, Cot
In or 9, Charink. :1 •r 4•,
Depart.. Cross, London ;orofmy of my Agents, In England, Scotland, He wished to keep the wholesome provisions of the occupied, who did not rejoice that the vote by which •
en- acq meforthe publichad carried. 1,., or Ireland ; and I panicularlyrecomthend into the attention of lately repealed Act, excluding all those clauses 'which it had be t'' d
expire, Lottery Adventurers, or persons interested in Lotteries, is it - • The librarc of the late Dr. Burney Was of the most .
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' option bewere found incapable of execution.
• will found rather an amusing document.—Nexr Month I hope Mr.ABERCROMBY suggested the propriety of valuable description. Among other things it con- • „ t
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to give, as good an account of the 5 of £20,000 Prizes, and 104 .
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the Right Honourable Gentleman's losing no time in tamed the most complete collection of Greek liters-
ion ap- other Capital% which must then be all drown. •
P,errl have the honour to be submitting his Bill to the House. tore that had perhaps ever been in the possession of
and •
• * • The Public's devoted Servant, Mr. V. FITZGERALD then gave notice of his in- any individual. It was not necessary for him to en- j . .
Lion& of • T. BISH, Stockbroker. large on the expediency of not
.permitting such a i
• tendon- to move for leave on Wednesday next.
'n Pan 4, CirnhiU, end 9, Chariog-Cross. • .. • . • • SAVAL 07110ERS. cidleetion to be dissipated—a collection which it 1 . I.` 1
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d Four • Door Lpttery begins 4th JUNE. •
The.. H_on.C.aptain.WALDEGRAVE presented a might require many centuries again to accumulate.' .
up,..and Tickets.and Shares are now on Sale.—(Schemes grads.)
. Petition trom..'Fraick Bedford, a Lieutenant in the This part of the late Dr. -Bagley 's library was en- ,
but n 6 FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, &e. Royal Navy, stating that he had entered the service riched with manuscript remarks by himself, Poriou,• - : •,
. twelve
, be no_ WORMS, wh
the sates en en ge
many innterrtateald in the hwuh'inichan bod
vary soym, areuch in 1/98—
th hewasharo' niote
een wdotouandieds priensenthterasnekrviicne,l79d9 and
venting
Ow emshienentmanwdhcatiihnittished scholars.'
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II; shall in their effects that they may be mistaken by the most eminent thereby lost one of his eyes, and theuse of one jaw— the consideration of the.subjectitud tesin referred, • ~ • i .• •
physician, and prove equally fatal to the constitutions of men,• that he was now placed on the-Greenwich List, with- recommended to be given for thislbrary, he observed; 4 .i,
story. women, and children; though the latter more extensively suffer
from their destructive ravages. Their more usual symptoms are out receiving the 'pension' of 901. for . his wound.— that on the best inquiry, it appeared to be a price - •• -
Fits, F,sins in the Stomach, Side, and Heed, Less e *petite, and The Petition prayed for 'some compensation. The reasonable and fair on the part.nrohe 'public, and •
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asnry pale, languid, and emaciated appearrowe in the Attie*. The extra. Honourable Gentleman in presenting this Petition, that on the other hand it was -tine with which Dr,....., # i
[B. o dinary efficacy of the celebrated CHING'sPATENT WORM
could not but remark that the situation of Naval Offi- Burney's executors were quite satisfied: : lie hopik. . • ,
LOZENGES in all such complaints, as well as in obstructions in i
rsirous • such as the Petitioner, was'. exteemely hard.— therefore, that the Committee-on:4d agree to the.--
the bowels, andeeer7 cHsordet where opening or cleansing physic cers, li. ..
the Use is required, is Se universally known, and- has been publicly They were not even allowed the• satisfaction of an. Resolution which he would ..m.core; namely, that a ''. - 1 . 1
acknowledged by so many persons of distinction and Mpk in
interview with the first Lord of' the. Admiralty. sum not exceeding 15,500/. be granted to hic Majesty • -
society, that it is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar The Petition having been read, ' • for the purchase of the library of the late 'Di...Bur.: ' •
__., virtues. It is sufficient to say, that no other medicine, for the r •
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'3l "n° same disorders maintains any ind of competition with Chin 's Mr. BENNET remarked upon the hardship of the ney, for the purpose of depositing it in theltriolll -
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• Patent Worm 'Lozenges ; and considering the great prevalence case of the Petitioner. It was with much surprise Museum. • I f
y. or Worms, particularly in children, that no mother, or superio, that he heard of the.regulation at the Admiralty, Mr. CURWEN felt himself undir the •paintiel ne. - 44 I ' $
tendant of a young family should ever he without them, to have by which the first Lord •of that Board refused to cessity of opposing the grant, although he was quite - li - e • .
recourse to whenever occasion requires their use. They are sold, ,
re, and • h explicit directions, in boles, at 2s. isd. Si. 6d. and 82s. allow Officers of the rank of the Petitioner to ?foie aware how desirable was the acquisition of the fi- 1
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:e : each ; and (for convenience of the poor) IS papers at thirteen- access to his great presence. Such -a regulation was brary in question. He opposed it on the same prin. I
.3 P- pence halfpenny ;by Butler and Sons, chemist; No. 4, cusp- unheard of at the time when Lord Spencer and Lord ciple as that on which he had opposed the purchase s,
side, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and No. 34, Sackville.street, 1 I - , , i '•
St. Vincent were the First Lords of the Admiralty. of the Elgin marbles: In ,the present situation of .
Dublin ; and by all respectable Venders of Patent Medieinn ID
ain the every Town in the United Kingdom. Mr. CROKER said, he was at a loss to tinder- the finances of the country, so different from the flat--.. I
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stand the complaint of the Petitioner. As to what tering statement made with respect to them at the , A,
LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. had been said relative to a regulation by the First commencement of the Session; he could not consent . i i i
vicinity. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President Lord of the Admiralty, he could only say that he to vote a single shilling for any purpose but one of
Surgeon—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. ''.. t
was unable to give any 'explanation on- the subject. indispensible necessity.
"Intents Governors—Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel
He was the Secretary of the Board. and not the-First Mr. F. DOUGLAS gave full credit to •the Ho.
. J. Barry, M.P. John Latouclie, 3LP. II ' l f I .
Lord ; and he could only say, that he was in 'con- nourable Member for Carlisle for the motive of his
THE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the
„cant attendance at the Admiralty, and• obliged to , opposition, but thought that he rather misunderstood '
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above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of
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:sth day VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Co see every person of whatever description who de- the nature of the proposed Grant. In the Report - t
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marked, 'quencea, in order to insure the Benefits that have resulted from manded access to his presence. ~made by' the Committee, to whom the consideration
it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, standing high on the Captain WALDEGRAVE said, the Petitioner's of the subject had been referred, it was stated that '
°,,_e list of the Royal College from having directed his chief menden i • •
-complaint was, that although he had lost an eye, 5,500/. of the money required would be supplied by
"ee to those Diseases. Mr. Kisitaux conceives it a part of his official . it -.
post, the duty to caution the Public, by pobning to the List of the Royal Col- and the use of his jaw in the service, while a Mid- the sale of books now in the British Museum, which
lege, published in Feb. ISIS, as the 014 sure guide; and that no shipman he did not get-the pension after his promo-. the acquisition of Dr. Burney's library would render lat Ii
annexed an aesertion of persons assuming such Wes, and publicly advertising lion. This would not have been the case, if the Pe- superfluous, and that the remaining 10,0001. should ' - I
' known them, without being sanctioned by this List, are to be credited. titioner had been in the Army. ' be furnished hy suspending the usual amnia! grant
mdering The Annual Reports of the Lock DissTpensary will prove that •
some the most dangerous Cases of Nova" rv, and . .
Mr. CROKER said he now understood the corn- to the British Museum, until the advance ofthat sum ..
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the due generative organs, plaint; but there was no greater grievance in re- had been paid. The Honourable Gentleman spoke i 1 1
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other supposed incurable Affections of the Gen
:otieeind have been here radically and successfully treated. spa of it in the Navy than in the Army. By an in
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.highest terms. of the value
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Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Senn. Order made many years ago, it was directed that a whtclr, inhisopinion.
lwas
.pee.o peculiarly caltninted for
icier the
to conti- his k ,
at house-21, LOWS". CUALLOTTE-STIEZT, BZDVOID4QOAtti •
where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed , end
should, from
o pension granted to a Midshipman for his wounds, the Library of a Public Institution, There were two
the first the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or tto saythat time forward, be continued with parts of it, indeed, which would preibinsly lose much .I 4 1 i t
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part of the United Kingdom. the promotion of the individual. Indeed, he be- of their value, were they subjected to-the caprice et'
Just published, price 4s. Second Edition, .
:anion at
lieved there were at this moment in the House some an individual. The first was, the great collection of
PRACT/CAT. Ossr gramma on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, :
at !hew sod may lie h.,11 at. No. 174, neet-Itreeti 20, Pateranetee-row; Members who received a pension in consideration of classical materials and memoranda Which Dr. Bu,. 7 '
and 10, Crowe-court, *oho. wounds received while they were I%lidshipmeu. In, arc had been collectiz% thru.k%ghLue hi; late for the .
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