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 1 IV    |      Astronomical Staff,~J. M. BELFAST,~Director of the Observatory
 2 XXVIII|       been detected by Messrs. Belfast and J. T. Maston, 12th of~
 3 XXVIII|    system with a new star.~ J. BELFAST.~ To how many questions
 4 XXVIII|     accompanied by the Hon. J. Belfast, director of the Cambridge
 5 XXVIII|        by Joseph T. Maston and Belfast to the gentlemen of the
 6 XXVIII|       been detected by Messrs. Belfast and Maston— that it had
 7 XXI   |      in which J. T. Maston and Belfast announced that the projectile
 8 XXI   |        the Rocky Mountains, J. Belfast, director of the Cambridge
 9 XXI   |  observation, J. T. Maston and Belfast were placed in the upper
10 XXI   | violent disputes between them, Belfast affirming that the projectile
11 XXI   |         Maston.~“No,” answered Belfast; “it is an avalanche detached
12 XXI   |       danger for the Honorable Belfast. The existence of these
13 XXI   |     Maston abusing the learned Belfast as usual, who was by his
14 XXI   |     unpleasant.~At this moment Belfast’s servant appeared on the
15 XXI   |        Susquehanna’s telegram.~Belfast tore the envelope and read,
16 XXI   |       hundred and eighty feet! Belfast, dismayed, rushed to the
17 XXI   |        uttering fearful cries.~Belfast called. Help was brought,
18 XXI   |     have paid for it,” replied Belfast severely.~“And that cursed