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LONDON;:TUgSD#Y, DECEMBER 25; 1821•

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IaORTSOKEN. WARD.-At s COURT of WARD-1
Jr- MOTIi holden in and for the said Ward before the
Right Worshiped Wt./AMES SHAW. Baronet, Alderman
of the said Ward, on Friday the 91st day of December,
1921, for the choice of Ward Deicers for the year ensuing.
and eoatinsed by adjournments on Saturday the Zed Roil Moo-
dey the 24th asys of said December.
It was resolved unanimously, that the thanks of this Court
be presented to the Algid Worshipful Sir James, Shaw. Ba-
ronet, the Alderman of this Ward. for the unwearied rind
constant attention he has at all times paid to the promotion of
its interests in particular, and of those of the City of London
in general. also for the zeal and intrepidity with which he
has ever maintained the rights and privileges of his fellow
citizens, and for his active. vigilant. and impartial conduct as
a Magistrate of this great and ancient city.
It was also unanimously resolved.—That the thanks of
this Court be given to Mr. Deputy Colebatch. Messrs. Car-
ter. Parker. Smith, and Perry for the diligent and faithful
discharge of their various duties as the Common Councils:ea
of this Ward.
That the shoe* resolutions be lialbed by the Ward elests,
and published la two of the Mersin, and two of the Eve*,

ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS. •
•BAWD LOBOS, BRITISH COFFItt-ROUSZ, cOCRSPUIfSTRRST,

• CHARING-CROSS.
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rm. GRAND LODGE, will take place on Tuesday, the
*it of January, 1922. at eight o'clock in the Evening pre-
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the White Lion, Oxford-street, late Treasurer of the Grand
Lodge), to transfer the Funds now in his possession, into
the hands of either the present Treasurers (Mr. W. Ken-
sett, of Mortimer-street, or Mr. R. Mills, of Well-street,
Oxford-street), and to adopt measures accordingly.
By order of the mi te
Comte.
R. W ILKINS, eec.
J. MORTON, Pro. Tem.

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M[ EMOIRS of the LIFE of Mrs. SUMBEI.
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Accept a tear—'tis all I can bestow ;
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