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... Tj1 LITERARY GENTLEMEN, &c.-A Gea- t Ilemcan of Consideraoble -xperinrce. the austhor of we-l-reputed and es e o h a t hich the seal Of secrecy is o rd hut whose aekuoledgrd lrod frct isl inesuestbl Ievdre of his enletesco. -sak tdes the CrITICAL REVISAl of cjcy co hisD + copenc,LIN S-h ?? li USC P ll TS, she witc rt fhi11 ho furthers, if required, with i esame. which is whel knwn in the ...
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... HATHARKfTT.—Tms LONDON ASSURANCE. And THE INVISIBLE PRINCE.—Doors open at 64. PRINCESS'S.—This Etrmino, THE NIGHT DANCERS. Pro. fces'ir Ilnnming and his talented children. And THE ENCHANTED BEAUTIES OF THE GOLDEN CASTLE.—Doors open at 6{. LYCKWM. —Tius P.thnwq, THE BATTLE OF LIFE. Messrs. Kerh'v, F. Matthew. Murray, Yinin.7, Meadows. Mrs. Keeley. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.—Ard THE BUTTERFLY'S ...
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... MR MOXON WILL SHORTLY PUBLISH, THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF THOMAS CAMPBELL. Edited by Do BEATTIr, one of his Executors, MEMOIR OF THE REV. F. H. CARY, Translator of Dante. By His Son, the Rov. HIENRY CARn, G EO R G E L O V E L L. A N O V E L By Jt.uaES SnHRIDAN IKNOawLES. THE LIFE AND LITERARY REMAINS OF JOHN KEATS. Edited by ReCnAnD Moa'rCTON 1LaNes, Esq. M.P. THE LIFE OF LORD CHANCELLOR ...