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THE READING OBSERVER,

JULY 17,

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w.a ';,;grea~ rejoicing at Warenn,,.

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. Mowbray. son of the
M(~~I!r~Y.- came of dge. • Sir George was atlClbl"ie1:h.ou~1:~c9~ 1!-I1;~ ""n
, pr.VJou,fY· at B~lmont Prepa~atory School. ~ig~'tl>lli';l~M

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"going to ,Franc~ .,a~· 'a second lieutenant in
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CO~I• . f)£ ag~ cel~Jtfati~n8 ~n Wednesday :wer:F ~~. !argely ;;lett:en~e,l.
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At the breaking 'Dancing Society,

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" It i. BI\ Ihiltorical faot tha,t St.:Mary:• .parish -i. o~e of til--oJ.aSi in the town, and that the
ChuTch itself enjoys a similar distinction as t o age. I is even claimt d In some quarters to have heen
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