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The Odes of Horace, Books I. and II., in English Verse. By James Walter Smith, LL.D.
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Precept upon Precept; being a Sequel to Peep of Day. By the Author of Line upon Line.
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MR. DISRAELI AT EDINBURGH.; [TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."]
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[Sir John Walsh, in speaking on Reform on Tuesday evening at...]
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[A dinner was given this day week to Mr. Dickens, on his...]
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[Sir Stafford Northcote made a speech on the inauguration of...]
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[The British Medical Journal has just published a report on the...]
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[A tremendous hurricane raged in the West Indies on the 29th...]
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[Other prisoners have been acquitted, and with regard to the...]
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[The Emperor of the French is said to have set forth his...]
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[Great efforts have been made all through Italy to conceal the...]
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[Russia, Prussia, France, and Italy have signified to the Porte,...]
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HANDBOOK FOR SCOTLAND.
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THE MANCHESTER FENIANS.
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The Prince's Shakespeare. By the Rev. D. Mathias.
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REVOLUTIONARY THRIFT.
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AN INSTANCE OF GOVERNMENT BY BLIND MAN'S BUFF.
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SQUATTING IN VICTORIA.
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