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Just published,

THE LEGAL OBSERVER, or Weekly
Journal of Jurisprudence, No. 62, price 6d., con-
taining—l. The misapplication of the Revenues of the
Inns of Court, No. 11.-2. Changes in the Law, No. VII.;
The Hackney Coach Act.-3. Practical Points of Gene-
ral Interest, No. XVI.-4. Remarkable Trials, No. VIII.
—5. Review, Law Reporting.-6. The Indices of the
proposed Registry of Deeds.-7. Lord Plunket's Bill for
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Court, and the mode of Procedure.-9. Terms and Re-
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On the 2d of January next will be published, in small

Syn. SQ. Volume I. of
THE first COMPLETE and UNIFORM
Edition of the WORKS of LORD BYRON, with
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and the price of each volume, tastily clad in green, is
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capital full. length likeness of the noble poet, and a land-
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The CARBONARO; a Tale. By the Duke (le LEVIS.
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V.

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