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'Wednesday night,' while three bricklayers, Thomas Lawrie, David Bootham, and Charles IVilson, were engaged in stealing lead from the corn mills, at the Crown Point in Leeds, Lawrie, who. was in a state of intoxication, fell from the roof of the engine -house, and was killed. Hi

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