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... THE BISHOP AND THE HARPURHEY - - I LITERARY INSTITUTE. ' r- , - .- ., . . .. We reported last week the proceedings connected at. ywith the opening of the Harpurhey Literary Institute, ei d but were obliged to postpone. some remarks which the w dcircumstances of the occasion had prompted us to make. ~~Our observations are not even yet unseason- u aable. We are always glad to see the extension ...

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