The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-22 00:00:00

FREND's EVENING AMUSEMENTS, for 180.
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'FI VENING AMUSEMENTS ; or, the BEAU-
IL/ TY of the. MAVENS DISPLAYED. In wind&
several striking Appearances to be observed every Evening in
the }leavens, dining the Year 1837, are described, and several
means on various Evenings are pointed oitt, by which the
time of young persons may be innocently, agreeably, and pro-
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• • Fellow of lestts College, Cambridge.
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DR. SHAW's- NATURAL HISTORY_ ,
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