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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1800.

MR. DUi'EN's MEM,OtRS.

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4HE STRANGER. in IRELAND ; or; Travels
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- Xhe First Half Volinw,
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THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES of
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By rOHN BRITTON,
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