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addressed Alderman annual meeting APRIL AUGUST Bazley Bill was read boiler borough Captain Cheetham Colonel commenced committee County Court deaths DECEMBER drowned Earl earthquake elected FEBRUARY feet Fenian fire Free Trade Hall FRIDAY Friendly Societies Gladstone Heywood House of Commons House of Lords Hulme Institution Ireland Irish Church Irwell Jacob Bright JANUARY John July June killed Lancashire Leeds Liverpool London machine Magdala Manchester and Salford Manchester Assize Courts Manchester Assizes Manchester Monthly Record Manchester Town Hall MARCH Mayor Mayor's Parlour mean temperature meeting was held Messrs MONDAY murder NOVEMBER officer Old Trafford passed persons police present presided Railway rate of mortality read a second registered rocket Royal Salford Hundred Salford Town Council Salford Town Hall SATURDAY School SEPTEMBER ship shot Sir Robert Napier square miles steam steamer Street SUNDAY THURSDAY took place TUESDAY vote W. E. Gladstone Wales WEDNESDAY week William
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