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Just published,
No. XXV. REAPPEARANCE OF THE BOY JONES.
In which some new light is thrown on certain Comments of the Times on the projected Marriage of the
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16.—French or Russian Despotism? which will you
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17.—Rubble Wanted Here
18.—The Fall of Sebastopol, or the Impediment to
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23.—Work fur the Legislature : Master and Servant Law
24.—The Exploded Bugbear
25.—Reappearance of the Boy Jones.

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3.—Charity begins at Home
4.—Jeamee's Article on her Majesiy's Visit to Paris
o.—The French Alliance
B.—The " Forlorn Hope" at Cremorne•gardens
7.—There's nothing either Good or Bad, but Custom
makes it so
B.—A Word for Gladstone
9.—Which will get Tired First?
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12—Kill or Cure
13 —" A Very Pretty Quarrel "
14.—Thoughts on Administrative Reform
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