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... Waddy (the President), Q.C., Mr. E. Allen occupying tho chair.—Mr. Waddy, in course of his remarks, said that people could now review the past with this advantage, that the glamour bad been knocked off the state of affairs originated by the late Government—the ...

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... illustrated Mr. T. It. Mucquoid.—Mr. George Meredith's new story, The Tragic Comedians, which is appearing the Fortnightly Review, is to completed in four numbers. It will, his admirers will be glad to hear, be reprinted a small volume.—The November number ...