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... very shortly produced in the shape of a Blue Book. The documents are of course the very highest interest, forming as they the story of a rare political intrigue between Russian diplomatists and dependents of the British Crown, but I have reason to believe ...

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... Sunday Magazine. London : lsbister & Co. WITH the new volume of Good Words Mr Thomas Hardy, a favourite author, begins a new story under the title of The Trumpet-Major, the opening chapters of which at once attract the reader. Dr 13. W. Richardson commences ...