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The Eagle 1881 (Easter) Ncw Subscribcrs, begining with No. 60: Allnutt, II. E1lison, E. H. Mason, M. H. H. "Shenington, IV S . No. LXV. JULY, 1881. VOL. XI. Anthonisz. J. C. Ellison, H. W. McAulay, F. S. Shuldham, 111. C.1) • AtmOl'e, IV. A. ·Falcke, D. C. Mackintosh, A. Simkin, '1'. L. V. " Fitz· n Bailey, J. E. 1-1erbel·t. A. Marsden, J. K. Si gleton, F .iV. Barnicott, O. R. Garland, N. n. 101ayur, W. P. Spencer, R. Barnett, A. T. Gaddum, F. D. Melior, V. H. Stevens. A. O. Bell, C. E. B. Gray, C. F. M(}ss, J. C. Stopford, J. H. *Brett, A. E. Greenway, H. H. Newham, A. Swallow, G. IV. Brooksbank, H.A. M. Habershon, E. N. Owen, T. A. Tanner, J. R. Browne, A. Y. Hall, R. Peiris, J. Tatham, C. R. THE EAGLE. i k mo s t �, Chad w c , R. Ham nd, F. Po net , L. IV. Thompson, N: N. Chapman, A. G. Hannam, H. R. ·Poynder, A. J. tTllcker, T. G. Clarke, T. Harker, A. Powning. J. F. 1'unstall. F. W. W. Clarke, IV. J. Haviland, J. lI. Hanso me, H. A. Vaughan, P. IIeppenstall, F. o Clive, F. B. W. 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