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Nile rising rapid I j.— Serere iwmther m Europe.— -General Booth starts for a tour round the world on 25th Joly. —Assyrian Arabs revolting! against Tories,— Bismarck sarioustj ilL—Population of England and Wales is 29 millions. — The O'Gorman Mahon is dea.]. — Chilian war proceeding rigorousljr. — Sir s Charles Dilke welcomed back to political life. — Knights of Labour forming a National assembly m England.— The Wiederaann-Wal-pole case reheard ; damages £300.-— Mr Spurgeon is ill. — Haytran president killed. — 400 houses burned m Seabright, New Jorsey^ — Captain Tripone, for selling war office sec ets, fined £120 and sent to prison for fire years. — Terrible heat m flew York.
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 920, 20 June 1891, Page 2
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108Home and Foreign. Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 920, 20 June 1891, Page 2
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