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TH E COURT JOURNAL OF
THIS DAY, June 23, will contain Stanzas to her
Majesty on her Coronation—Gaieties of the Week—Her Ma-
jesty's Bail—The Levee and the Drawing Room, with a Complete
List of the Company, Presentations, and a Description of the La-
dies' Dresses, on an Extra Half Sheet—Preparations for the Coro-
nation—Her Majesty's Crown—The Waterloo Banquet—With all
the Fashionable, Literary, Theatrical, and Musical Chit-chat of
the Week.

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NEW NOVEL BY THE " DESEN.NUYEE."
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COMPLETION OF MR. SPENCER'S TRAVELS IN
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TRAVELS IN

THE WESTERN CAUCASUS,
IN 1836-7.
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THE COMMENTATOR, No. XII.
The Character and Position of Lord Brougham—a Disser-
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This completes the Quarterly Part, to be published next Wed-
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THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY RE-
VIEW, No. XVIII., for JULY, 1838, in consequence of
the Coronation of HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA,
will be published on the 27th instant.
This Number will contain a variety of intelligence of the highest
importance to the Fraternity.
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The SEVERAL RANKS of NOBILITY and GENTRY,
More particularly of
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THE EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF NA-
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SCIENCES, WITH THE ANIMAL KINGDOM OF BA-
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