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London, England, 1830-07-08 00:00:00

MR. GALT'S NEW WORK.

Nearly ready, -
O U T E N 'N A N,
1,7 A TALE of the REIGN of QUEEN MARY,
By JOHN 'GALT,
Author of," Lawrie Todd, or the Settlers in the Woods,"
&c.
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MIDSUMMER PRESENT.—JUVUNILE LIBRARY.
Price only 4s. neatly bound, just published, and dedicated,
by permission, to her Highness the Princess Victoria,
LIVES of REMARKABLE YOUTH
of BOTH SEXES: forming the First Volume
of the JUVENILE LIBRARY, and comprising, besides
Eight other Lives, that of Sir Thomas Lawrence.
: • N.B. The Volume is embellished with Portraits of her
Highness the PRINCESS VICTORIA, Sir THOMAS
LAWRENCE, LADY JANE GREY, aid -KING ED-
WARD Vl.'

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SECOND EDITION.
Tkis day was published, In One ;Vol.; with Map and Plan,
THE m,AItQUIS OF. LONDON-
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6, This highly important 'work is the only connected
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Monareha. • We observe the secret policy of each inch-
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Dantzig—the Re-establishment of the Electoral Dorni.
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Poniatowaki—the bot Pursuit and narrow ,Escipe of
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Leon—the Barbarities of the Cossacks—Entry, of'tbe
Allies into 'Paris.—the Desertion of Napoleon 'by hie Go!
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few, of the interesting Contents orthis Work, which de-
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