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of $35 is but a portion of a considerable sum which has been expended on behalf of Fun Comming were sent down to this Gove and her two children, una enf Stewardess, MAZO left destitute with her two children; she being unable to leave in the Marmion, owing to her being confined a few days before the vessel's departure.
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ly appears that shortly after the arrival of the British Ship "Marmion" at Gottchama Camming the steward The Consul, finding, after a long delay, that there was no like lived of a passage to England bring found for M. Coming by a ship leaving Yokohama, passed her on to this Colony, and I took the only opportunity which occurred of sending her home and directed that a passage should
The Iliamen and his wife landed, the former being ill with small pox. No subsequently died in Hospital, and his wife, who had been acting As Ag
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The Board of Trade has been referred to as Mr Cousing was treated