The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-17 00:00:00

EXALTS OP ZO.Y.DON DUILVO ME NMI.

tat weekly return of births and deaths in Lon-
don, issued by imtbority of the Reglanu-Oesteral, fur the
week soda( essarsay, Nov. 13, states that:
-MN* iss isSlasess of coat air =Mop the mortaiitylue
moth imam& Tho &oda registered ki Led ware io
the two movisth Team 1,133 mad 1,217 ; to ca
detta week
midis( Saturday, November 13th, they rose to 1,349. in
those throe weeks the moan truWy temperature has ma-
"""11 fulka, sod Maws lima SI fte. fa the third week of
October, it wee cal. Naga hint Me& no weather wee add,
eves for the see/{ moth el Ileviseher. sad as the lam Are
sights the tbanaustige fell below the freesia( paint of

"L; the tai yogs11118•87 the average number of deaths
in the weeks •ornwpseilag with less week wee LOW; ton es
the deaths that ivy tag warned 01311111111/14 r s
that Jill:Ml*4 they should hy sistreeed.wiik 11:tatt
when the Latter hl raYd fa psysetisPe• the iscrestot • cor-
rection by whild4ll hignes7,llB. Ifl socaparissa shows
that the draw elhrt sir was. IBM .111111•1.011% to the es-
ter el essay tweissirla this they Wadi bevy beat it the
avenge are d,ossuary toe the is.. errs had prevrtei.
" Is cssaysrlestknorts of the ImemmilEtirweeks ths Is-
sues sosegallhp Mind skid, peen and aid
the haft sf the knots sirs errs. her
177"1"0766, sal ars of the Mgr tom 211 r MC The
Warr la fogad she mist most st the gears!
which the ammo of death ars debat eY+j It'
dries, of the strrstry or = pm, we lOW Is ar
two war is Woad 312 cows 444144. ta4lo/1
the labium* order dacrard her 141 to 131.
" harlsiss is still very fataL The desthsaTettr 11118 E
week 144144 whisk le wady diebb Ago
tor to esempasi46 woks. mg
Its
114e1844 IM
1444 allied NW 41146. Ma) timbafted, emill44 is
mar mar Morro heal seer an sr trot is W. Pr-
ima AMOK dm 11112.. E end six in that of
=s (bat'=.llll. Ira small-pox have
hwa 3 to ld, at whir 1 samord r the Stall-pox
13arykri.1410.14, tewWL aypitlion braver tiros
twestry peer
" Last woe the births of 910 boys and 904 girls, in all
1,814 .balsa, were registered in London. In the ten cor-
responding weir of the years 1846-67 the averts mars,
was 1,647."

Than

FATAL ACCIDINT I% Lan
day last a fatal moideat occurred to • youag imam Named
Boma Bailer, on the Newmarket road, radar the kiiistetz
ofronsmiances. It app- aced frost Um evidence at the
held yesterday, wt %US deemed was d • light &motor.
Oa Tbaredey kat she, in eponymy wait a Atesiocampaai, ,
had bun driving about in • mid Ishigni
dons and a maw immoderaa• =l7 bilbarl7"llZ
water. At an In the two females tame
with two geatheasa, and altlmileirmerestAd= is a
trey which goy hail with them Theesinsted belalad Wen
daring, whish the did at • totem be emegamos
taitZ that the party were throws ashwed the .4scamosh woo
. Tb• jury Warned • Maid aY "Asstillsalaidestb."
Malan that tM accident was rem/ by the ammaira rn
sot. Toe alit, hoe wowed oeiteibmhbiaterset at Ma bilk
worthy, is ceaeoquace et the Inmegeralbaluasilaaidliebllg
The mittatet thuoalgih Ma War, regehras
FogioumaCeto seleaded to weird tho are ea WNW ad th&lti
bilaileaarautlCZ kar, euridasithr sitirlEwohau.lbtAiribellerellateettli et
A mina leak Owe as lira. B
.Itan La Monday evositag, la esowelika with the tkft
sad lasausdea Soddy, sad w.s Very well l►
rie;l7l, the mho of weir pswaat. iodating Owes fa
spootalerg losing shoat 1,000. TM (Mk was
Wits by t 14014 es mad owes thee ony wan
the mayor RA Jaha Mr. C. M. Breeekltaan, 8"

THE BISHOP OF RIPON ON TSB SOCIAL
BMW= OP 1213

The ant of the kaftan* entree of (Mures to
Yoga( mats coitrinated by the Taw Men'. MANIA also.
Maks, was &Mewed yang*, ameleg at Exeter Sail, M
erowdsd seestobly, by the Blaim of Rune. The Mien
was on " The Social Ideas of the Rekneetket"..-a toga
the interest of whim.* was of mem by the
cheamelreas that tide day le the' I=llanThleal=y Mae
amnia of (11101111 Blisibetb. The chair was Men- by the
Ran of BHA/718101T • sad gs the phieferre me Mr. La-
naird, M.P., the Rev. C.Man
The Bebop et 111PON damn le the 600ffIle of
hie Mere that one imemillate dila d the great
religious struggle wee the 'enbeeeldeement of the Mama
mad. There INSS n e.wesdllaa of the Mamie mind'
minaret obalete power in the spfribeel Men. Its
was charsolerten by the Memos of mental headom747:
pas. The more study of thi Mead Scripttirea themelar
Me m, ~Wm, hem 'and anti-
torqull is. Omit ia iad Pin **wise
sale which were destined to the face of nasty,
te lead edam bran to thelifermarbs of modern' Ma
The tight rev. prelate Ms deed an eloquent mem ell
Robert Hall upon the resent of Intallectual,
and min Improrneent, up es Ms own day, sa the remit-of
lho Defferentablo. Sed Mara HA he eselimed, Med is
twltikresset day ; hed be witnessed the paellas effmeas
&a tat 'five-end-twenty yine bem fade
ealincealZ in the mean, l& marmot tee, 'Pled and
and sememy, a works of pittilanthrtgiy, Ile ember for
the eidleistremen, eleation, end tprommet of the
bums ; bad be lived to beheld ham& ef en.
enema; skill, dams almost medhansi tff the *OA*
ef rafiway Magi, remote continents Baked together by the
Motile wire ; mild be have explored the legless et Mar
menribaming ieduaery, sad wimeseimeeMeery dii kinds
earned to a perfection which it could hardly Cave,
into the minds of their forefathers so ;mob as to
petrisakm which me alsoledely stertilag ite se
nest* did ems el the Mialliffke of fewebthwf jingle ao
leash ca Rim very amines of lees and Mellen ; could betas
Mils( the leberaceles ef their teendets or the Media of
their ergate, and Amen the meal the nye et the enehaue,
and amen them temp the mg emprialts of plecile, would it
not, he asked, have get to the tat the brilliant imaginal=
and the egMeg dogmas with which Rama Hall iris tem
merrellonib gifted M mita& the seem el the ever-expeed-
ins, ever shoes et inteiheenn seed socklz=
whose fountne Mee them minded while the
ben ? (Land elteees.) Agee, le the Rehmatissi he a
tributed is a great degree tie sunniaredoe of their social
eendition es regarded the dludnutlonfif mime and the ied-
Friet morality end geed Mar. ifs ens meld per
ttestri=4, ard
ow veaar tolit7allnitnedtherfthlltaele;ctet
the me mule quesron that e mat importmenent in the Mee
of public male, and in the gra order ef moiety, had been
effeeted. If nos me not banished, it wen put in
cheat ' • hanterellty era Mad into the background
le • degree ueknown before the dawn d the Reformation.
Was not the standard of public works in every rank et Reg.
limb society loftier sod purer by far than hi my pleading
=d.
of the world ? Then were mined examdom be ad-
but the general emehreisee emit sot be =Me-
eirted. Let them look at thnchersoter of their public prea
—the trees. ussewitht mess ef this
iegitote. (Cheers.)
Why, not any wee the tene ef MI for the moss pert,
Me ?room anything othealve to Way, but Dot Mee-
queenly they found ell the talent of the Arm enlisted cm
the side of Christine pelielpin The remeed prelate
Um quoted a mesge_frime Came s lrerff
en " Zeeland% Psfrent,"'. taides Mae M
Laglpur of ity lies paws el 1k ,wally. DM be say that
erteats of public morale wee ell titan he medi wish P 'Very
far hem it. The wee maissety peeling hi trad, there
yen freedalent leer. was Wa-
wa* lealPHlr dibasiry s Milie Mint the records of
the pollee carts glary non Vet
alienated ; but be did
tee beditate to declare AM the state of the
country with regard to aline ty with what It
wee before the "Mild see term
to conclude thatßit= skempe ilir the bettter
had taken place. The Mena of the whole ef the
reign of Henry VII. contakeed the ihmeseet evidence of
entrain dishonesty. The diesnelenseed the dew rivalled
the profligacy of He lefty. Hidden wee more comma
daring the first thirty years after the lehemice then ap-
plications for letters of leritimissilla hem sous of 3oPlai
clergymen. Hollinahn declared that 72,000 thieves were
hanged in the reign of Henry period of 38 yes:e—
ased Sir Thomas More stated that in the against. reign
there were often is many as twenty thieves beregiag IS see
gibbet. In the breathing of the sixteenth century the Vo-
miters Ambassador ben wrote borne that in no country
he the world were there en many thieves and robbing
es
he Raglan. Mahn anomie, foe the eserment growth
et the populetion its., these times, thus must Mee been far
era crime and misery than then mania at this day. To
what did he attribute the marvellous changes whlch had
occurred ? Why, to the Reformation, the palm Mil
whke Mid em to s them by the martyred reformers. (Cheers.]
TM Befarmation bad exposed and notated the mare el the
gam. It bed proclaimed to the world the ealigenihne
between popery and the Bible; it bed Mown the
fuedamental error of the doctrine of tamehateadetien, of
the lam, of purgatory, of the invocation of saints and
meta; It had delivered its emphatic protest waled the
doctrine of andseler coefenion to • priest—(tmesenee
nesering)—a doctrine for which there was no authority in
Scripture, no enearstgeenet in the true church of Intend
—(renewed cheere)—ned against which • hundred large-
mem might be sw4 any cm of add* night ei
mum its animation. Now, should they not,
ha asked, prise their hie/sings'? !Mond they not
resin every attempt MAO* them oat of them ? (Cheers )
Should they set prens themselves faithful to the trust they
W received ? Weskarew ale theta deepens attempt bed
been receninsdis Mmgrelenteetia Maglatid, that en
effort elailele easteme the pallier/ their pmenaut
faith, toy feenedeakes isf Ilea. geeleitant thatch?
Who was so blind se not to see that the great relit=
question of the pretest day really estranted to
" Shall we maintain what the reformers have bequestind,
or shall we narrow the bee* rim wide' divide us frees
Rome? Shall we din Medeesty le in peteciples of the
Itaformation, or one by one shall we emender these prin-
ciple., till at length the distinction berms the two creeds
is lost, and protestant England, faithless to the liefonestioto
M folded again la the names of the
Dimas it as they would that wee ttlisel pdat
an which turned the religious milk* whit* was
going forward in this country at the prealat day. Let
them, then, all struggle manfully to maintain their privileges ;
let them labour to hand down unimpaired the glorious heri-
tage which they had received to Ma Midi's, mad their
etrildrau'a children. (Loud Mara.)
The CIi•IRX•N preeasted the thanks of the iseetiatto
the right rev. prelate for tie lumina, address which be
delivered, and expressed the groat gralthealecta with which
he had heard such isegmm at tie dm free cm
who wee amain with optimal ft

OURDON LEBOW" UPON PARLUMENTAIRY
137.01 M.
On Monday evening, Mr. J. Ourdon &bow.
I.P. fa Colcheatea, addraerad his octeetitneate at some
kithco the political lock. of the day. He trestad
eaestry would firmly resist say- attempa le &-
MOM the number of sesesbars whith the comulassmial
Pnow peeseemal. (Hem) If as eirieulteral
h was llilkaahlsed, It was bet lair that It
bao traitalstred to . Fire to die eoesaVralvery ea=2l
would to is ilkoleoy the below, Wows the boded
albdootts estatildod In MM. Two other
l Seek eueddered, be Included to &lona Bill to
It eitideolery seeseere. Tho dot el those plats was
ma sailailan atlas aelkago—(chsars)--aad, moody, If as
saimslia of Os raw wee glees, It meet be mooted by
**Web (Clook) Ile wen we avoids otly
dee firolike be elm sled lbe slabilid .agrees, sad
eeesdres e•lelt bellelbed bought

bees
OS two ___
boars fita limns of Odomoso be hal Ind the sNdsotion of
vothig b h. Imam

Tee FALL of • Noun ng 13prrearrnix.—
Yeetsrdey aftwseas Mr. Behr beidsh=at the Dyke
of Widingtos Tares, ihipetreet, . epee the
bodies of hese Harm woe ad, boa V 5.4111“
to mesh., wile were Mad oe Mesday by the is d
the roof of the hoer X.. Pelealeatreet, @phalli It
appeared her the wither that the dem droned, who wee
a Germs, rd by Inds • earreiter, •led tor ewes time
per, with hie wile wed Ave children. orepied the taw flow
of the hoses ie queries, whin had two z etersiabsea with
the ether is the stmt. wee is a geed owl& thezczaty
haste, her errs' alter 40 years. Mr. Hill,
distriet aterdwind the fell of the einnereenic to
Ow high wlsd d flesh eight. The rafter of re seer (a
Aide IMO WSW than. The jsry retuned • sesilet
of "Aeoldloatsl death."
iSIGHTIIII AOC/DWI AT 1.11/1/11.—On Nasky
r Mr. Wirer Lister, the saergher dinewe at
the end Yerkebbe Ireresce Herporry, Lek wee
predesiler mom the doer al or of lir upper reser is dr
tweektrate ef Mr. Honey. ftleder, Leeds. he arinatelly
ill -through • treadoer wild & had bees hi opts for the
of crannup y- roods, awl was rdreadfully islandtarlleir. Tads servos, who 'wee hienedistely rat for,
tri:t deaserer. to TIMOV hieshis owe reddens at
Mr. Veer wee ig ema is lha
ugh
Heiel, Biebegagetretrat, wheree has airs
bent Weeded by Mr. Teak. Hie forehead had shwa
maims the tar side of the nap, and he this fell down into
the ostler, whwe the book of hie heed snook the pavereaa.
Whoa When up he wee hressible, sad reasined in that coa-
dites for two hers.

SHIPPING DISASTERS 7110 M THI IBOINT
HALM.

SUPPOSED 1.088 OF LIFE.
Further adrioes received at Lloyd's yesterday
fee tbe more important outporia Mate that the gales from
the eastward continue with unabated violent,. The follow-
*, are Beek details it reference to outtakes which have
attended mapping ff the html :
2g2ORATISIND Nov.N 16.—E., mereng.—The Weilington,
Howlett, from Laderfor /Sydney slimed fromtwo
end chains at the Non tabmoraing. sad prooseded
a as dear, sad sidearms& to seam at OreeemilBe, bet
wee
at alba
soft mto aei,lb* remeinfpg anchor there, ad was ; ran
on
se
Bananurass, Nov. 14.—The Esager, Captain Cause
here reports that a amber of skip parted szid
effused fern Nisi earths ads lotaaing benne the Bank
ditt Wen Lights. . •
Nstienvast. Nov. 111.-1., • gels, /as.—The Osier& sad '
Veer sell boat, the Rubio, Cas a Mitchell, pet in hers
*lead her ;augers and mall tbid .Races.., not bag
able taro enter Dover in conaegeenef of the hed weather and
heavy sea. It has blown • heavy gale area yesterday and
still continue; shoat 20 asti, are raw In the bay, but it
bens 40 hard for comentaathe to be bed with them.
BRIDLINGTON
~
QUAY, Nov. 16.—Heavy from E. by
8 shosnay.—The Asti*. from Rota-
dant for Shields, me ddvateet=sa rase south of thla
=,:ital.2o a.m. to-day; as now Sae completely on her
and with a emanates of the preemie weather
eillA la all pinball*, am brisk sp.
FILMY, Nov. 16.-- eau
afternoon the brig Felicity
osfitisen, from Hartlepool, with coals, °aeon shore on Filey
,
opposite the town, daring the heavy gala of tried
which has been blowing on this cast from the eastward.
The lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ste-
amed et this place was Immediately launched manned by 14
ea, before the veal took the ground .
The best nu-
-74.1b taking off her crew, of seven seen, who
e alf-en-hour afterws;de safely leaded on the beach.
li•erharocii, Nov. 16, P.ll.—Bins Saturday 'rang a
.vi lent gale hes blown on this meat from the B. sad E.S.E.,
with • very heavy see, the whole expanse of the bay being
Mad with broken water. About a down light verde m
in
safety of the downward feet, reached thearbour ht
sa▪
fety yeeteiday morning, after enocanteriag • very rough
abbe et elm. The serew-aturear °lay amen, hem Ha-
berg, arrived in the bay yesterday sale& bat we. sable
esenter the !arbour ce account of the heavy ma and the
malty of water at the estraite. Aar beating about the
bey far erase time, she semen sway sob, end having
emeountered • dreadful night at sea, unwed safely in the
Wien thin morning. The brig Hope, Captain Clark,
of Whitby, arrived at West Hartlepool_ yeeiredigt Imvbill
an heard pert of the crew of the hehierhou Star of
the DerA, 'of Yarmouth, which wee ran into by the Hope
an Setemla night, Mat else o'dloak, whilst that latter was
the Deeps. Five of the mew belonging to the
*der succeeded ta getting on board the brig, whilst
as My. Blown), five mu and a boy, it is very much
lobe hew met with &watery grave, though, fan the
amilinA
law tif the est being competitively a new boat, it I. paella
tat al ney have been able to keep afloat. At the ane of the
eceideet sir was lying with her neta out, mad bed 11 lasts of
burlap on board. The Rope was going at the rate of to
knee as boar at the time, and the. crew state that the
boat showed no fight, end could not he sees till the brig was
light apes her. On the other band, the boas crew say that
hub a Bat and • "flue-up" were exhibited. The names
of the me. who got on board the Hope are lames Newman,
.waiim Avatich, Chase Craw, James Appleton, sad Jere-
miah Gown. Portions of wreck were passed yesterday by
some of the vessels which errived, and it is feared that the
Awes et the gale will be very disestroes. There is little or
no
abatement this mass, and all appearances betoken •
dirty night at tea.
DVlLlN.—Beporta from Dublin dated yesterday say that
on Saterday morning • cold brae use to from N.N.E., which
was squally and inclement during the afternoon, and at •
Matra, in exposed places, It blew half • gale from N.E.,
and kept et ft huhu the night in riFkt good earnest, sweep-
vast volumes of du at before it. it Oil not Ma its
V bours in the least during the seta of yesterday, and find-
Mg that it had disposed of the duet on the night previous, It
turned itself to rushing a with eared, gravel, and even mall
stoves and played all tarts of antics oil staging sign-
board; and crinoline. From the reports which have reached
us from sea the Mate at the weather outside was terrible—the
waves oil the coast running mountains high, ratan it im-
peratively smeary for all hull craft and merchint vials
outward to notaln•in harbour. We regret to say that the
northern shore at Balbriggan is, la ell probebility, likely to
become again the scene of one of those distressing shipwrecks
similar Mame to which we had to taw three weeks since.
On the arrival of the ap-train front Bella iset night we •
were informed that • Au ship wee allayed near the rocks
adjoinfsg the labour, 'sad, debits the carte Of the crew,
she was beiptsrly driving to alma sad has, In a probabi-
lity, by this time become • wreck. The Mennen which left
Liverpool for Drogheda had to put into Kingstown yester-
day, sod the paseeogere • preceded home by train. The
weather has not moderated up to daylight this morning.

THE WEspagg BAN IL—A meeting to eoneider
the best mode of relieving the sufferers by the mount honk
failures wee held yesterday In the Lord Provages Chambers.
Mr. Muir Cowes, M.P., end altruism= the Lard Provost,
pssided. Mr. Kenneth blackens= reported that after toeal-
dwelle es to the propriety of =likes a public
meeting for the purpose of augmenting the subseripillene, It '
had been resolved that two gentlemen eltoeld_preinnd to
Glasgow to get the opinions of the committee there. Mr.
Bryson and hit:melt thereupon wetted upon the Glasgow
Committee, and that committee etraegly MTh's them to
take means to get up a public meeting in Edinburgh, se they
behaved It would have a better effect than if It wee to take
pleas is Glemow. He thought a public gesseim would bring
a um& larger subsoription than they could ethererlee obtain.
—Dem Emmy mid that he knew there were certain
who objected to subscribing for purposes of this k6d. An
Idea bed got into peoples minds then ell the
mold go to law expenses, and there were .....-brtiotr-
trte subeeribe to such an object bemuse the share-
ay bed invested their money is the Weston Bank
for the purpose of increasing their own incomes;
but be could not agree with any of them objections.—
Mr. Cowan said he bad occasion to beer • • good
deal Mb= in the way of objedioes—for Insienoee that
this wee a commercial calamity which people bad brought as
themselves by desiring to MOM a high rate of dividend. He
lied no sympathy with the= Manage. He thought that
every one who had been preserved from bring involved in
seek a loss should be called upon to some extent to mitigate
thee loss. Home= large a se= might be rented by the
bseeveleme of the public, it would go a very steeff way so
mitigate the distress that had befallen a large number of the
esfortusate shareholders. After tioneidemMe dismal= en
to the desirability of ailing a public nutettog a amusing.
wee appointed to consider the subject, and report to •
future meeting. The proceedings elated with a vote of thanks
to the Lord Provest.—ticenteas.
RIBANDISM.—The Carlow Sentimellgivee thie cir-
cumstantial account of the spread of the Unwed conspiracy
in the province of Leinster:—. We regret to learn. upon
mexceptlonable authority, that the MINIM osespirecy is
extending keelf to the surrounding counties through the
agency et ' &denies ; and nukes the local stabortnee of
emery musty air eine the =men Arthur= the len& (Mom
prlselpks ere subversive of social order) will ones wee
usurp away In districts during many years remarkable for
haftemy sad Inteepallity. The delegates,' es dessibed to
Its, appear at timeless travelling dealers, frennently se me.
Mimi= out of employ tarot ; and their head-quarters are
held at publio-boneee to which they invite perms who are
nemsd is their Instructions; and they have hem hewn to
Indulge is the moat lavish expenditure, with a view to ordeal
young nen into a confederacy the main features of which
ere =Mem end murder. Two of them 'delegate? were lately
traced from Ulster to Dublin; trona that (by detective.) to
the county of Kildare; but, suspecting that the authori-
ties wen on the alert, they turned to the county at
Wicklow from the Balling Nation, whs. all Mee
oaf there ruffians was lost. Ribs:idle= exercises an
appalling tyranny over the farmers of every
_district
la whisklt takes even temporary rent se the ' ewe-
vast boys' are usually prominent orembirs of the body. --
This coshderacy alms at the regulation of ' wages and diet
es they de et peseent in the comfits of Kerry and Cork.
They megene the right of adjudicators the 6
of lend; they diatom to the domestic circle by
nertime, en tab et death. between the f s datighter
and one of their body ; finally, if the fanneee ems enter
Into the sneplesey, it semen= another phase—that of can-
peeing the either* is the occupation of land who do
set surrender it to mom ageopinite, who may have
given their red will of it' Le a oonsiderstleal memo ten
twelve years ego, end at this point agrarian entrance and
swim aeorsescre. 'We destre particularly to advise young
men is avoid being seduced into these murderous eserfede-
mem The raga.s who are moat prominent in emaring in
the first who give information, and either
save ibemeoles from expatriation or the halter by accepting
the nmerd Wired for the detection of offenders spinet the
Luna dboald not this pimple fact operete as a caution to those
who think that unlawful oaths present a barrier to the die-
emery of aims r•
THE LAW or Tux TWEED.—The parliamentary
=dies has been given, eays the gowned Warder, announcing
the bill intending ebbe hetrodutted during rest lend= for a
revival of the law aticeneEbona fishing is the Tweed. It
It expected that the sew will be rather of a sweeping
elmacter. The prevent of *hp is eo truly deplorable
that so legislative mentasese ma possibly sinks mimes
worse than then ers. The deehrucelon of the Rah now nightly •
emanettcal by Uri, from the MOM of the river to be. ,
ymd fie to termleade /had melte free= the mamba
of legal net labs bating the epee cow
/,s.
PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OT SEAT BRITAIN ,-•
Name of candidates who passed the mince examination
(liov. 16) as Rharreaceutical thesis= :—Thomas Deighron,
IWartime ; Thecae Breech Dowse, Bradford-as-Avon ;
Frederick Gray, Landow ; Charlie Perko, Clapham.

i. HE DAILY NNW : LONDON MORNING
rtig=soistires =mum et
%Visalia TONI et 1::.=
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