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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 964, 3 November 1910, Page 3

The total expenses of the police inquiry into the sectarian disturbances at Liverpool amount to £3217 13s. 2d., among the items being :—Commissioners' fees, £7H Bs.; barristers' fees, .£879 175.; shorthand notes, etc., .£1555 4s. 6d. A oorn coinea from wearing tight boots, Or muoh.walking 'loog todioua routes, PROGANDBA will soften, Your corn very often, Aod cure ere it hardens and ahoou. BABRACLOUGH'S PROGANBR'A " FOR CORNS, la., Mr. Charles Fenwick, M.P., , speaking at Tynemouth, deprecated "the grave spirit of insubordination which . was manifesting itself in all branches of industry. If tho intelligent section of Northumberland miners did not quell this spirit of.rowdyism- they would; bring about the' greatest social wreck of modern times." For Influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails, Is. 6d., is. Gd.-Advt.

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