The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

John Weale, 59, High Holborn.

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THE PRESS" of This Day (Saturday),
No. 28, contains Leading Articles on Russia and the Ea-t-
-ern Question ; Parliamentary Reform ; Mr. Hamilton at Naples ; the
late Roard of Admi, alty ; Scottish lirievances ; Professor Maurice
and King's College; Irish Pacification
,; Strikes ; Cencus ; Correspon-
dence—Sir William Napier to the Editor of THE Pans ; original
lettLr of Sir Charles J. rapier; The Law of Divorce; the Ministe-
rial'Green Room ; Sketches of Radicals ; the Radical Poet; Clerk

of Osenforde ; Literature; Journals of General Sir Harry Calvert ;
Thomson's Hampton Lectures ; Memoirs and Correspondence 01
Ring Joseph Bonaparte ;' &wile House ; a Peep at the Pities ; Cor-
retipondence of Gr3y ar,d Mason, by Milford ; Cat and Dog ; Pan
tonritme Budgets ; the Cossack and the Turk, by A. J. Joyce ; New
Music, &e. ; Theatres—St. James's, Lyceum, Strand, &c.
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