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... LORD DERBY ON ERIGRATIOR. Lord Derby, speaking at the first annual meetingof the Liverpool Self-Help Emigration Society, in on Monday, said it was quite clear that emigration must be accepted as one of the reoog- Mood institutions of the country, as an ...

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... MEN WHOM I HAVI IL.NOWIG BY THOS. TODD. [Continued.] Reverting to my contribution in last week's issue I was speaking of a certain phase of thought as entertained by William and Mary Howitt, and the spiritual influence which instigated them in reference ...