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... Liverpool, and T. Rogerson, Printer, Blackburn. THE MOST PERFECT AND USEFUL BOOKS EVER PRINTED. This day is published, illustrated with forty-six new County Ma ps, price £1 6s. bousd and lettered, &r £1 ils. 6d. ele- gantly bound, and the Maps coloured. A GAZETTEER ...
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... rent boards. f. rith fi. ' ' u at a New Editions of the following Popular Works will I [ton be- published in the course. of a, few' days, by ad.n Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,' I ad; Paternoster Row, London. - and 1 riHE Lord of-the Isles,a Poem ...
... Estimates produced at the last the Meeting, asseverally prnposed by Captain Brown, of the Navy; Mr. Moumeypenny. of London,; Mr. Mi- sals tau, of London; and Captain Byafthe Royal Engi- lezrq, and Muchl were referred to the consideration W of the Committee, were ...
... impressed with the necessity of he abolishing the Tax which is annually levied upon Car- riers, under the appellation of Christmas Gifts, a Tax of which, instead of ?? the coinforts of tliose to whom 1- it is adva nced, serves only as a stepping stone ...
... may be had the Numbers for August, Sep- tember, October± andNovember. Car07o u 0r London' Correspromeenfts. We have very little intelligence this norning either in the London Evening papers. or our Ccrresponidents ?? Courier announces the death of the Right ...
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... ever, BY alRS. IRELAND. ?? itee a new Musical Romance, written by t' T. iMdin, Fsq. and performed at the Theatre floal, Drurs-lae, with unbounded applause, called the NINTH STATUE; iOL, THE IRISHMDAN IN BAGDAD. F new and appropriate Scenery, Machinery ...