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N'EW BOOKS. Ts.;M Ssxt By THwsw StroxA, K A. Te T [ogan Paul, Trench, and Co.] New This outcome of travelling exprienees and thonghts doei is , refreshifni variant after a &kurse of the very I am monotobous books
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James, l, Little Sossex-prce, Hyde- pack-equate. Peacock, Mr. William. e, Swan-street, Trinitv-square, Borough. Pegden, Mr. Charles, 5, North street, Edgeware-road. Putham, Mr. Samoer, a, Harmoo. place, Hamostead-roSd. Sanderson, Mr. Francis Witliam, h8, Maraiunm-street, West- mtnster. Sandersoit Mr. Mark, 55 Ammei-tr.attet
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! mouth Church, when a most eloquent and impressive 1 sermon was preached by the Rev. Sexby Pinfold. ; Keflorof Putham, in thia counly, and Minister of Brunswick Chapel, Porlmau.squ.iie. The Learned Divine preached from the following text of scripture-
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LITERATURE. The Struggles of a Young Artist. By a Brother Artist. Nisbet. There are few who cannot recount within their own experience at least one instance of a young man of genius or talent cut off at the moment
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