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to the public, and be fraught
the greatest danger, to both foot paccingers and vehicles, parsing
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busy thoroughfare, and
may say, without fear of contradiction, that the traffic, passing to and fro daily along
this portion of
the Queen's Road,
equal
of the
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proportion, to the width
struct or Road than the traffic
which passes
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about 30.
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part of
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