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... studies. Souther's accuracy the smallest particular of mythology, social life, and natural scenery, is admirably brought out. In short, we have not read more valuable and interesting work than Orissa, for a long time ; and it ought to be iu wide circulation ...

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... FAMM.—. A Little Farmer, addressing himself to the editor of a Bussex newspaper, thus summarily disposes of the affecting story of the recovered patrimony told by ?dr Cobden to the Radicals of Aylesbury :— Mr Cobden states that he has placed his two ...

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