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... letters while he was quite a boy, and when not yet thirty he was a! read v the intimate of the most distinguished leaders of the Whig Patty iv London. It is due to the scholarship of Dr. Garnett to point out by the way that the name of Lord i I Chancellor Plunket ...
... The mansion was partially destroyed by fire only the other day, but that por- tion in which the great literary artist of the Whigs first saw the liyht was fortunately saved. One of the first places of interest on the new line is Hucknall Torkard, where Byron ...
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... Svo., cloth, b_. , A book of considerable power. The character of Hagar is drawn with exceptional skill.'— Belfast Northern Whig. Are. markabiy strong novel. — Dundee Advertiser. As yarns they arc well told. — Academy. SOME FANTASIES OF FATE. By SI ...
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