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Irish P. Towns.
To-cn. f-.
Newcastle \^d.
jVewmarket 1 7
Newmarket-on-
Fer 17
Newport, JMayo 18
Newport, Tip. 17
Newry 15
Newtonartls 14
Newton-barry 1/
Newton-Forbes 17
Newton Hamiltonlo
Newtown Liraa-
vady 1 6
N. T.' Mount
Kennedy 16
Newton Stewart 16
Nobber 16
Oldcastle 16
Omagh 10
Oranmore 1/
Oulart 17
Outerard 18
Pallas-green 17
Pallas-kenry 17
Parsontown 17
Passage 17
Passage, West 18
Philipstown 17
Piltown 17
Portadown 16
Portaferry 15
Portarlington 17
Portglenone 16
Portlaw 1 7
Portumna 17
Rameltown 16
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Randalstown
Raphoe
Rathangan
Rathcoole
Rathcormuck
Rathdovv'ney
Rathdruni
Rathfriland
Rathkeale
Rathlacken
Rathowen
Rich-hill
Roscommon
Roscrea
Ross
Roscarberry
Rostrevor
Rusky
Rutland
Sainttield
ScarifF
Scrabby
Shanagolden
Shinrone
Six-mile-bridge
Skibbereen
Slane
Sligo
Stewartstown
Strabane
Slradbally
Stradone
Strangford
Stranorlar
Strokestowu
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;>ummerhill
Swanlinbat
8winford
Swords
Taghmon
Tallanstown
Tallow
Tanderagee
Tarbet
Templemore
Tempo
Thomastown
Thurles
Tinahley
Tipperary
Toome
Tralee
Tramore
Trim
Tuam
Tubbermore
Tulla
Tullamore
Tullow
Tulsk
Tynan
Tyrells-Pass
Valentia
Virginia
M'arrenspoint
Waterford
Westport
Wexford
Wicklow
Youghall
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Places beyond Seas.
Ne-cspapcrs, and other printed pubVicattons liable io ilic
Si-amp Duties^ may be sent to any of his Majesty's Colo-
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the payment of one penny halfpenny for every such paper,
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on which the same shall he published, such day to be ascer-
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