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The Times, in leading article, repeats that the seat of the forthcoming negociations is to be Paris, and the representative from Great Britain at the Conference will be Lord Clarendon.

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December 31, 1655. think it a matter of congratulation that, although the war continues, and money is in unprecedented demand, the prospects are good for mostly all articles of timber, and in reviewing the business of the past season, our remarks contrast strongly and favourably

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