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... British industry that has as yet been developed by the exhibition has been displayed by English pickpockets. In the act of faking a ' they are unrivalled, and to this valuable acquirement they have now added that of eluding the vigilance of the sergens ...

... atten- This charge Is utterly untrue, but apart from I was it not infinitely more disgraceful .'spire together in order to expose in a Liberal paper. the proceedings of a treting of the Arty? Was it not more die. for one to be present at the meeting without ...

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... find in all history a second instance of so successful, and yet so clumsy a forgery. For three centuries past it has been exposed, yet the principles it introduced and brought into practice have taken such deep • root In the soil of the Church, and have ...