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' 11: 4 1; ' + : , J. a.a . et; . , •;:: 1-of 14 'Oll% - . '. • 1 . : I , , , ' . . i ; ~.. ,~ .. .;.>: • 71,116;¢if ~~ X a:.~ ... - r•~~ it - • . Nrpgams -$844, . ihrr - 7 9 I • •I • 41'.e.4#0 s e:Yi t '!*t 1 • • 1 ' - EDNE6 - 1504: I)SA "._ _,,dlettllEß j ~ 0:•,,6.7F-715tirc4..virinalyxyprit. r. • • SECOND WEEK OF THE SEASON. Tie follow 6 Entertainments having beat received during the, last week with the most tinhounded applause and approbation,• will be repeated rv•!ry evening till further notice. SANS l'AriE.ll: THEATRE. STRAND, Opposite the Adelphi, Under the authority of the Lord Chamberlain. ~. n tAW 1300 KS. • Tedi day was published, prim Ss. In hoards, . beattlated i bypertnis , ion, to the Right lion. Lord Ateliers, I.trd.Hisb Chancellor ref Ireland, ATREATISE on FAMILY. SETTLEMENTS and DEVISFS; principally deigned to thew In wll4i manner and to what extent of duration PROPERTY may be preserved within FAMILIES. • . , Thiel* wee ighttstirk t tele._whps is tps . Q E ERA I' LO 0r i LA* BOOK 0.-B 7 , K IUPIi BU r Z ITWORTH; the Third, Edition, roil...ord. Primo(' ter J. Bottervrirth onl Ron. Fleet-rerect. 'T ° HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 • and every Evening during the Week, will be perforated, a new Eastern Grand Melo-dramatic Burletta, in l'hree Acts, with new Music, Dances, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, called RAYKISNAH THE OU 'CAS 1' ; or; The Motto w TREE. • Ilaykisnah, Mr.MEREDITO Luxima, Miss SCOTT. After which, a new Gland Daliet in the Opera styfe. with new Music, Scenery, and Dresses; entitled, The FAIRY oaf the FOUNTAIN; or, Curio and thiGIANT. Principal Characters by Mr. and the four Misses Giroux, and Mr. Flexmorc. With an appropriate Corps de Ballet. Aletw en :he Burletta and Ballet Mr. CAMPIILLI. wilt give various Imitations and Peculiarities of several disnaguished Dramatic Performers. Kr On Monday next will be performed,. tl , e favourite Bur-. tetra of Ldve, Honour, and Obey ! *which a young Lady will make her first appearance. Doors op. nat half past five, and been at half-past sit. Boxes 4,. Pit Cal. Is. Second Price at haitaaat eight. Places to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the Boi Offic, adjoining the Theatre, from ten till three. M(.1.1T 124 !TRES iiIARRATIN In a 141., dAys will be published. • iAMBUR OH ; or, a partitular A CCOUar of Ai two TRAttsAc !lONS which took place in tlia' ary, during the first Si* swaths of the Year 181 with a thaw its previous Sire, and of the Conduct 0 thi• firneli derail' their . yrars posiessinn, bath before and .afier 1:s beirk; annexed to the 'Pren'eh Empire. By HANNIBAL EVANS LLOYD, Esgi late of Hamburg/0. Printed or J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornistll. Bar THOMAS KEATINPE, Esq. Barrister at Law. London•l Printed fbr J. Bbiterworth and sin, fl,et-street. This day was publi s h e d, i n r o y a l R ao . p r i ce Xi. Is. boards, ADIGESTED INDEX to the TERM RE PORTS, containing aU the points of Law determined in I the ,Coott of King's B.fich front MichaAnnts Term, 17A.1, to! Easter Term, till l ; and in the Common Pleas from Easter Term, 1788, to Easter Tern, 1810. TJte rnith Edition, wtth considerable addii ions. By T. E. TOMLINS, Esq. Of the him? Temple, har e ter at Lew. London t Printed for J. Barna-worth and Son, Eleet.sti LAW OF LEGACIES. This'day vrasepublished, in Two Volumes, sys. price I. Is. in beards, 1. A TREATISE orlon the LAW of LEGA. .11 CIES.—By R. S. S. DONNISON ROPER, of Craw's , Inn, Esq. Baq , 4ter at Law. 24 Mr. Rorer's 'rreatise on the Revocation anditertibllcadoll of Wills and Testaments, together with Tracts on the-Law Co.n caning Baron and Feme, prize Ss. boards. London : Printed for J. 'Butterworth and Son, Law Book.; sellers,•Flest-street. This day was published, in royal nvo. price 16a in boards. ATREATISE on the LAW of ACTIONS, on PENAL S l•A 1 UTES lu grneral; and on the several STADU I'ES of 'WIN lON, 21 Hen. VIII. cap. IS, sd and sd Edw. VI. cap. Is, Lth Eliz. cap. 4 t and particularly on the NON. RESIDENCE ACT, 43il Geo. 111. cap. 84. • By . ISAAC ESPINASSE, Of Gra y inniEsq. Barrister at Law. Langan : Printed for 1. Butterwotth and Son; and S. Cooke, °Meow' Quay.Dublir. ..." — Titts day warpubhahed, in se°. Price 3s. 64. Witch ' • LIVIL•TOPDFALL's EPITOME of the LAW of • V V • - LANISLCYIiI) and TENANT. NEW MUSIC. This .day was pubFshed, LES PETITS BIJOUX, Nn. 14., containing a favourite Ir?sh Air, arranged %.iih V.alations, by J. WI Holder, price 2s. Do. No. I v, containing, La Colombe Perdue, cJrr.posed by P. itt.olli, price 2s Pm ettehe Dun ' arrange/ for the Pianoforte, Harp, and elute, by J. Kilzinghi, price S. or single, for the Plannforte and Flue only, rice Si.— The Overture, Songs, Duets, &e. iss the Ravorat :e-a of Harry le Poi, perfermed at the Ilica , re Royal, Cm gardLn composed and atrateged hy H:11. Eishop,•p-ice -d •.(11 has he then laird in her Truth, a favotfrite Song, sung by Mr: Sinclair', Composed by H. R. Ili shop, price Is. Rd. I,ondoa s Pohl shed by Goulding, D'Almaine, PottPr and Co. No. 2Q, Soho-square; and 7; Westmorelard-street 11 bliu. ASHIONABLE DA NCING,by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. le, Sharraht-strret, Golden-square; to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have Dever learnt that accomplishment, or have not the trUidern style. Mr. ALL[N i ll system of teaching is expressly studie'i! for Mese to whom it hi an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for genteel society eXpeditiously, privately, and in a sufgrior styli of grace and elegance. Those Who do not want private teafhtegg may learn at a small expeace, with a respectable sct of pup.!s, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taeght the most elegant fancy dare's, and a!! the superior parts of tie prefer. ' 'ion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. - feet. OFFICR OF ORDNANCE, Nye,. 24, tam. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA• -,IESTre ORDX:ONCE, herek; give notice, _ _ Q. In Svcs. price Si. in bo.►nls, A 'lira ist Qn the LAW of. °IS FRE3SES for RENT. By James Bradley, of Lincoln's Ints. London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Law Bookie' , lers, Ifteet-street. . That Proposals hr received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 6th day of December next, from such Persons as m.y be willing to undertake the EXCAVATION of GROUND at NORTH HYDE COMMON, in the County al Middlesex, preparatory to the formation of ati Ordnance Depot at that place ; and which excavation must be commenced on the nth December following. This day was published, in two; !Mee lbs. 0:d. in bosids. ASUMMA RY of the . LAW of BILLS of EX CHANGE, CASH BILLS, and PROMISSORY NOTES. By fOHN BAYLEY, Esq. Barrister at Law (now one of the Justices of his Maje ty's Court of King's Brach). The Third Edition. By WILLIAM ENGLISH lialliNES,-Esq. Bantu* at Law. ' Lonolon: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet -street; and W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street. This day were published, in royal octavo, price IGs. Parts 1. 11. and 111. of EPORTS of CASES argued and determined .I.l+ in the COURT OF EXCHEQUER, front the Sittings after lidaryTeirn, I 810. to the Sittings after Easter Term, 181 'l. By JOHN WIGHrW.ICX, Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street.' The Particulars of the Tors may be known upon application to Mr. Tull, Principal Clerk of the "t'utks at the Tower; and at the Secretary's Office, to Pall-Mall aforesaid, aril- day between the hours of ten and lour o'clock, u here the Proposals most be delivered sealed up, and eydnr3cd " Proposals for Excavation at North Hyde Common ;" hut no Proposal can be admitted after the said 6th day of December, at twelve o'clock at noon •f the same day, neither will any Tender be milked unless the party raking it or an agetit on his behalf shall attend. " By Order of the hoard. R. H. CREW, Secreta►y. • • _This day was published, On 'Jorge Sheet. price 4s. or in tivo. price sq. 64 in b o ards, a 'new Edition, with considerable Additions, of A SYNOPSIS of PRACTICE, or a GENERAL VIEW of the TIME' when the PROCEEDINGS in an ACTION should be carried on in the COURTS of KING', BENCH'and COMMON PLEAS By JOSEPH, CHITTY, Esq. London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet•etreet. This day was published, In giro. pride Rs. 6d. in boards, A REPORT of the whole PROCEEDINGS In the important Case of The K 1146 v. BEBB and OTHERS, with other MS. CASES, and Obselvatlons on the LAW of EXTEDITS. - By T. B. HUOlitii, Esq. Barrister at Law. London: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Law Book. sellers, Fleet-street TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. THE Sight of the Aged is restored, the Weak . Sigh: strengthened, and the Nrfeet Sight preserved. urn unerring principles, by BRADBERitrb PA'TEN'T SPEC"! A. CLES, 23.4 0x fo rd-strett. To prevent disaptiointMent, be par ticular in observing, it is not a Shop, I ,, ut a Private House, next I door to the Fishmonger's, toetsvuen Svcallow-street, and Argylt. street. 'lbis day was published, • In Two Volumes, royal Bvo. price XI. 10s. fn boards, ADIGEST of the. LAW of ACTTONS and TRIALS at NISI ISAAC gsrpfAssE, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. The Fourth Edition, cor rected, with considerable Additions front printed and Mann script Cises. London : Printed for 1. Butterworth and 3on, T. Cada' and W. Davivs, Scatcherd. and Let erman, 1. Walker R. I,ea, J. Nunn, 1. Cutbeil, Lackington, Allow, and Co. W. Clarke and Sons, Longman and Co. and R. Pinney. This day was published, In Seven Volumes, Royal avo. price .C 5. Qs. boards, ADIGEST of the LAWS of ENGLAND, res pecting REAL. PROPER"( Y. ,By WM. CRUISE, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Ba.rister-at-Law. London: Fr;nted fnr I. Butterworth and Son, Law Booksel lers? Fleet-street : and Thomas Payne, Fall-Mall. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, In evo. price los. 6d. boards, A Fresti•e on the ORIGIN and NAIURR of Dtonrriza or MIAs of HONOUR; containing all the CAStS of FacaAnt, to• geiher with the mode of proceeding in claims of this kind. TO EXCAVATORS, CANAL currEßs, &c. TO BE LET, riritHE EXCAVATION of the TIDE-LOCK and 1 BASIN communicating the Retcnt's Car.al with the River Thames at litnehouse. The Plans and Particulars of the said Works mad• he seen by applying at the Regent's ('axial ()Lice, 47, Foley-place, between Ow hours of eleven and fou'r. The fenders for the said Works to be delivered at the Of on or before the Igth day of December. READY MADE, LINEN WARr.HOUbEi 167, STaatto, Corner of Arundet-areet. BTIEBBERT begs leave to state to Gentlemen . and Families, and OfEbers in the Navy and Army, that his Stock of Reedy-made Lunen (comprising Shirts, Hand kerchiefs, Walste , !ats, Drovers, U.) Household Linen, Damask and Diaper table Linen, Shectings, fcc. is now very oontplete, and he respectfuily solicits them to favour him W.th a continu ance of that patronage which they have hitherto conterred upon him. H. H. fits out Writers, Cadets, and Families, at the vary shortest notice, and as he has been careful tO select his goods of the very best quality, and will charge them at reasonable prices, he flatters himself that he shall afford satisfaction so those who favour him with their orders. N. B. An elegant and large assortment of the most fashionable Millinery Dresses. &c. &c. TWO APPRENTICES WAN I ED. TEPHENSON'S PATENT ILL I'ERING MACHINES are portable, r.evcr nut of repair, and will poi ify water from the fOtil,st source, at. the uneitantpled rate of three hundred gallons per day, rendering the water in colour beautifully transparent. 'the increasing demand he receives is a convincing proof of the superiority of his invention over say thing of the kind yet . oflered. To be seen at work at Ms Manufactory, No. 6, Mortimer street, Cavendish-square ; at 41 at the Bar of the fereeafirm Cof fee-house, Cooper's court, Combat. N.B. Manufacturer of Engines and Water Closets a; an the Most improved principles and reasonah4 terms. FAMILY BREWING. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that In consequence of the Fire in Skinner-nitre, they have removed fo their premises, No 225, (near fins Hay-market) Piccadilly: where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that U .beral patronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine combines the Fire-place„ Coppers, Marsh Ton, tinder Mick, Hop Back, and Working Tun, in one Utensil ; which is compact, durable, and convenient, ;rid wofked by method simple an d cernnn In is nperation. The Machine Is made of various dimensions, raltable to =lin Families, of the most ettensive establishments. N. IL and Co. hove the pleasure of saying, they Dave most rep. spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of the invention. Sold by the Patenseee i No. geS, Piccadilly, London; and No. 10, Witie-street, Bristol; al%o by the principal Furnishing Ironmongers in the United lirkingdolia. WOODFORA4 ESSEX, tvi h immedtatc possesston. TO 13,E LET, till Latir.Day next, •$y Mr. RdiHNS, A COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, 11 furnished, platmed for the aceowniodation of a Gentle suan's Family, with °glees, Coach-11-nise i tt-able, &c. Weuore Gtounds, and good Gortica s situate at WoOdfard, separated from rJad by a 1.4 1w M ar . d inclased py wall and palistdoes. I o be viewed by liekets, which, with Partiediars, may be ha! of Mr: Robins, Warwick-strcet, Golden spare. This day were published, price sr:in boards, - Q 0 ME RULES of PRACTICE for'thaVlCE ADhIIICA.LTY COURT,' JAMAIC4 : • established sth Lutuary, 1505. To which are addel, f Diged and Notes. By HENRY JOHN HINCHLIPFE,Eiq. Judge of the Vice-Atlmiralty*Coure of Jamaica. _Landon: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet street. • This day *as published, in Sen. ivies - tus:beeids ' TItEATISE on SUMMARY PROCEED -11 IINGS under the LAWS of .EXCISE and MCI OMS: applicabie also to Summary Proceedings in general before Ma gistrates.—By DANIEL HOWARD, Solicitor. London : Printed for J. nutterwerth and Son,.Thet-street. This day was published, in Bvo. price 125. in boards, ATREATISE on the STATUTE of FRAUDS, as it regards DeclaratiOns in Trust, Contricts, Surrender% Conveyances, and the Execntion anti Proof of Wills and Codi ells. To which is prefixed. a systettratic Disserration upon the Admissibility of Parul and extrinsic Evidence to explain and con. troul written.lnstrumeats. By WILLIAM It *BEATS, Eq. of Lincoln's Inn. Also, by the same Author, in Octavo, price 121. boards, A Treatise on the Construction of the Statutes relative to vo lantary and fraudulent Conveyances, and of the nature and force of different considerations to support Dueds, Agreements, Etc. &c. in the Courts of Law and Equity. London : Printed fur 1. Butterworth and Son, Law Bookscl lers' Fleet-street. SALES ftY AUCTION. ZEAUMai•IT-STREET, MANCHEiTER-NUARE. • BAVERUPT LAW. This day was published, in 4 vols. Royal trim. R 3. 7s. 61 boards, 1. A DIGEST of the BANKRUPT LAWS,I 1 . l with a Coll. ction of the WI .ATUTE.S and of * the CASES argued and detertnlned in the Courts of Law and Etptity upon that Subject; with Practical Precedents and Orders in Bankruptcy. By BASIL MONTAGUE, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Barrister-at-Law, and Commissioner of Bankrupts. 2. Price 63. hoards, A Summary of the Law of set-otr—By B AS IL MaNTACICS , o f tray's Inn, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. Lendol , : Printed for I. Butterworth and Son, Law Book seller 4, lizet-Arett. This day was published, in 4to. price XL ts. in boards THE AT TO RNEY and AGENT'S NEW TABLE of COSTS in the C miss of KING'S BENCH, COMMON PLEAS. - 3nd EXCHEQUER of PLEAS; coa mining the Fees and Disbursements on the part of the Plaintiff and Defendant in the prosecution and detente of Actions, infor ma.ions, and other Proceedings—lncluding the charges of Fines and Recoveries, writs of Scire Habeas Online, and va rious special mattrib ; together with the Costs in Writs of Error in the King's Bench, Exchequer Chamber, and House of Lords. To which are added, Bills for prosecuting and defending Indict ments at the Sessions. Costs in matters of Bankruptcy, the Charges of obtaining Patents, and passing private Acts of Par liament Stc.—lly JOHN PAYLF.R, Cent. London Printed fur Y. Butterworth and Son, Law Bonhsel lers, Fleet-street. Tht, day was published, In Royal Octavo price 161. in boards, ATREATISE on die BANKRUPT LAWS ; including the inater'al Alterations that have been lately made, both as to S rEs and JUDICIAL DECISIONS; with a Collection of Orders relating to the Subject. By FRANCIS WHITMARSH, Ot Gray's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. London Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet.streer. --- Lease of a compact Family. Residence, of which early-possession ' maybe had, genuine and ezcdleut Household Furniture, small Library of Books, Paimings by esteemed Masters, Bronze Figures, China, Ike. • By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 10, Beaumont-street, Manchester-square, * . on Weinesday, December 15, at Eleven, ir HE Genuine and Excellent HOUSEHOLD A- FU R N rnm F., small Libra, yof Books, handsomely bound, a choice and valuable Collection of Paintings, by Jan-en, Gon zales, querrino, Guido, Rtni, Pacluanino, Baptist, • Zucchero, Ikr ail Salm, Hemsicirk, Hensel's, li,ely, Gainshorough, Kneller,-- Vortlscote, Barrett, and other eminent Masters; Bronze Figures, (Wm, an exctillent Eight-day Met, a Spring Dial, and various ilifiei effeett, the property of a Gentleman. • The Furniture comprises excellent four-post and tent bed, steals, with chintz cotton and other furnitures, feather beds and matresses, Brusiels and Kidderminster Carpets, drawing-room suite of silk damask window-curtails, pier and chimney gia.se,, • japanned cabinets, chairs and sophas, O'er tables, with marble slabs,eapttal•mahrigatty articles, In wardrobes, chests of drawers, ellmmodes, bookcases, Pembroke, card, and dining-tables, side board and cellaret, mahogany chairs stuffed in satin hair cloth, kitchoi requisbes, and various other effects. On :he some Day, at 12 o' lock, will be Sold, the LEASE of tte Compact DW-ii.l.l.iNG HOUSE. The House may be viewed to the time of Sale, the Fisroiture on Monday and Tuesday preceding, Particulars and Catalogue( troy be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Budd and Hayes, Bed• ford-row; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. At the *richer Public-house, Northam, on Thursday, the 2d day of OeCember neat, 1813, between the hours of twelve and "lieco c clock en the saute day, together or in Lots, that FREEHOLD ESTATE, Called • NORTHAM, situate South of the river lichen, and Only one mile t'rom Southampton ; - comisting of a lareeWharf, with a CrnoeStore, Whatsleger's House, Sawshouses, and Sinitles Shop; tl kedge Yard, at.which have been pttiit Ships of the Line ter Go fcrtFirint, and otherVesseia oT almost every description . for Met.. chants' service ; aMessuage bivelling-house, Eight Teeementi . , ~tthfc with Gardens; Beat-house, Store Mould Lo ft, 'Pref..- Oen House; Stables, Kiln, and Sew Houses, large Garda,en 'chased teals a laity brick w.ill, Orchard and Meadow ; the whole of which cqntain about Eigbt Acres, and most eligibly and con /eniently situated for carry.ng oisein .-!.atensive mercmt it: concern. Particulars may he known and a Pi-n of the Estate seen after the 24d clay of November neat, at Mr. Wait's ()lace in st e East street, Southampton. VALUABLE VRECHOLD TYTkiES, tENT. By Mr. PEYTON, At 4 0sefaway% goflite.hoose 'Mange-alley, Coinhill, London, Alowitsjsralmibt Month of Lets:sober, hi three Lots, A LL the .RECIX)ItIAL or GREAT TYTHES arithss end accruing from the Crops of Grain and Flay on ltywards of Two "Iliousand Seven Hundred Acres of fertile and aroductivel.aud, situate in the . Parial of NO 0:11.1111.AfiT, he the 2ouny of Kent ; and also a substantial and convenient Rectory, Hone fit for the iceonsmodathin Isloa Farngy of respectability, tptlt all rseceseary stashed apd: sleuthed OtEces,. lams. Yards, Cardeos, orcbasos, aridPadtkok i , and a most valuable Close of Land, about 14 Acres, free from . Tythes, most desirabq situated for the erection of a flcritleinen's Residence. Each Lot lies very compact, anti wehht a ring fence; the rune=. .lity of the Soil isadapted Only to a fttatc of aration. Northfitset is must advantageously situated in a populous and increasing neighbourhood, ouc mile from Gravesend, nine from Chatham and Rt,chester, and 20 from t.onion. Ilrietes Particulars are preparing, and will be featly for drli• 4. tr7 91 dips before the Sale, oa appheation to Mr. lames, New t Lincoln'. Inn, Loudon, v4era a pen of the P~sl~l . fflt rem • This dry was published. Forthe USE of MAO'S"! itA'IES, PARISH OFFICERS,'&e. In 3 sOl4. sem price fl. 16s. in boards, the sth Edition of 1. -uorps POOR LAWS; in which the Statutes Jffi and Adjudged Cases are arranged under their rupecties: Heads; toather with many Cages never before published. By FRANCIS CONSF, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-law. 2. In !Ivo. price ss. in boards, A Compendium of the Laws re,pecting the Poor, including the Digest of Bon's Poor bawa. and the Adjudged Cues and Acts of Parliai..ent to Easter 'Fetu s 1803, inclusive. London : Printed for 1. Butterworth and Son, Law Book *lets, Fleet-street. This day was published, In 2 vols. Royal Octavo, price XI. Gs. in boards, THE LAW - DICTIONARY; defining and in- terpreting the Terms or Words of Art, an t explaining the Rise, Progress, and present State of the English. Law.— Ab s tracted Irtan the lest Quarto Edition. By T. E.TOMLINS, Of the Inner Temple; Barrister-at-Law. London : Printed by A. Strahan, Law Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, for 3.' Johnson, R. Baldwin, R.Faul der, T. Payne, F. and C. Rivington, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Butterworth and Son, J. Walker, W. Clarke and Sons, R. Me ney, R. lla:tister, J. Cuthell, R. l.ea, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cadet' and Davies, J. Booker, J. Richardson, E. Jeffery, J. Riciasrdson, J. Asyrrue, J. 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