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... SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 11. Mr. Gladstone's Visit to Midlothian.— Mi-. Gladstone, who arrives Edinburgh the 20th inst., will address meetings the Corn Exchange 2lst, West Calder 23rd. Dalkeith 25th, Music Hall, Edinburgh 27th, and Dundee 29th. The Vacant Canonry of St. Paul's—Canon Jacob, Vicar of Portsea, denies the rumour that is to be appointed to the vacant Canonry at St. Paul's. The ...

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... WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1897. The East Denbighshire election is being looked forward with a good deal of interest. In course of few days the Speaker will issue writ, the nomination ...

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... Contributions to the Literature of the Fine Arts. ' By Sir Charles Lock Eastlako, ?? D.C.L. , lato President of the Royal Academy and Director of tho National Gallery. With a Memoir, by Lady -Eastlake. London : John Murray, Albomarle- Btrect. 1870.— The life of an artist is not easy to Tito. The vicissitudes ho experiences aro not of a nature to awaken public sympathy. His con- quests, if he ...

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