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Since our last, aged 16, Miss Jane Berry, of this town. On Tuesday last, in Mary -street, in the town, aged 72, Ellen, relict of Mr. Edmund Garnett. On Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Powley Tatham, of this town, aged 29. Yesterday, at Forton, aged '22, Betsy, second daughter of the l

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