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the net consumption of the United Kingdom.
No. 369.—Ordered by the }louse of Commons to be printed, 7th May,
1838.

Quantities retained for Home!
Consumption, after deducting Years ending sth January.
the Amount exported subse-
goently to the Payment of Duty,
In the United Kingdom. 1837. I 18.1

Gallons. Gallons. Gallon..
Cape 522 941 541,511 500,727
French 271 661 352,063 440,322
Portugal
Spanish . . . .
Madeira .....
Rher.ish ..... 48,696 59,454 44,807
Canary
Fayal .....
Sicilian and other Sorts . I 324,549 403,155 373,453
--.
Total . . .i 6,420,342 (1,809,212 6,391,560

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THE THEORY of the DIFFERENTIAL
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By JOHN FORBES, D.D.
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