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ME NEWTOVir NARDS CHRONICLE, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1886 . NEW'TOWNARDS PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. Tan first concert of the season in connection with this society was given on Tuesday evening in the Assembly Booms. The conductor, Mr Kent Atkinson, is now so well known and respected th

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BELVAST QUAWTER SESSIONS. TuE business of these sessions was resumned yesterday morning in the County Courthouse. Crnmlin Roaol. before DAVM Ross, Esq. QO., County Court Judge. Mr. Thomas Cunningham. D)eputy Clerk of the Peace, anid Mir. l-l. 1 XNoile )PCornmick, 1te~ifirar, vecr