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... and the gentlemen who have met here to - night , who are interested in this matter , are doubtless aware that two weeks ago an order , which looked to the operating of the ferries between the city proper and East Boston , free of ...
... and the gentlemen who have met here to - night , who are interested in this matter , are doubtless aware that two weeks ago an order , which looked to the operating of the ferries between the city proper and East Boston , free of ...
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But unfortunately , yesterday was Fast Day , and I was unable to see either of the gentlemen whom I knew , and I have been unable to do so to day ; nor have I had any time to consider the matter in my own mind until since the ...
But unfortunately , yesterday was Fast Day , and I was unable to see either of the gentlemen whom I knew , and I have been unable to do so to day ; nor have I had any time to consider the matter in my own mind until since the ...
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I had not supposed that the hearing — although , undoubtedly , the subject is of very grave consequence -- was much matter , , for the reason that I presumed every fact bearing upon the question was pretty well known to the whole of ...
I had not supposed that the hearing — although , undoubtedly , the subject is of very grave consequence -- was much matter , , for the reason that I presumed every fact bearing upon the question was pretty well known to the whole of ...
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I would like to suggest to the counsel on both sides , and to all interested , that as far as I know the minds of the Committee , they are desirous for a full , fair , and honest investigation of this matter . They are also anxious that ...
I would like to suggest to the counsel on both sides , and to all interested , that as far as I know the minds of the Committee , they are desirous for a full , fair , and honest investigation of this matter . They are also anxious that ...
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I see that the gentleman opposite feels that there is a necessity for his stating that the petitioners for this hearing , and the friends of the petitioners in the Council , do not desire delay in this matter ; but all the motions that ...
I see that the gentleman opposite feels that there is a necessity for his stating that the petitioners for this hearing , and the friends of the petitioners in the Council , do not desire delay in this matter ; but all the motions that ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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