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THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGA-
ZINE for June, Price 2s. 63. contains :-
1. Confessions of Harry Lorrequer—Chap. X 4 I. The Wager—
XV 11. The Elopement—X VIII. Detachment Duty.-2. What
are the Irish Conservative Members about ?-3. Lockhart's Life
of Scott.-4. De Trop.--5. An Anachronism, or Missing one's
Coach. —6. The Last Heir of Castle Connor. —7. The
Canto IV. The Midnight Hour.-8. Classical Authorities for Mo-
dern Trifles.-0. The Orphans of Dunasker. Conclusion-10.
Lord Mulgrave's appointment of Sheriffs in Ireland.-- 11. Memo-
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NEW CHAPTERS OF OLIVER TWIST,
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By Captain W. NV HITE.
CONTENTS :—Disputes between the Court of Directors and the
Board of Control, the manly conduct of the former, and disreput-
pble behaviour of the latter—Lord Glenelg's " valid claim" upon
the Kin., of Omit for 13,32:9,945,081i. sterling—Private Orders of
the Board of Control to seize upon the dominions of Oude, and the
seizure of the King—Reasons fishy the King and Queen of England
%%ere compelled to refuse the acceptance of the presents sent to them
nv the late _Ring of Oude—The missing Diamond Necklaces, value
about 25,000/. !—Lord Glenelg, as Secretary of State for the Colo-
nies, administering the Affairs of India—Sir John Hohhouse and
the Vagabond of an East India Astronomer and his two English
Wives on board of the Atalanta Steam-ship—Lord Glenelg and the
Direetors of the West India Docks relative to the Presents—Death
of il,e late King of Oude by Poison—Dethronement of the young
King, his Son, and Heir ; the hattcring of the Palace at Luckn,ow
with Lannon; the Murdering of the People; the Storming of the
Palace by the British Troops, and the Plundering of the Throne of
all its valuable gems—lmprisonment of the Young King, and Queen
.Dowager, and attempts made to poison them—C:itical state of the
Western Provinces from commotion—Threatened Invasion of
India from the North by the Persians and Russians—New Bur-
• enese War—Murders of three Officers by the Native Troops—Lord
Durham's Dictation to the Privy Council regarding the Appoint-
ment of Mr. Turton—Plague, Pestilence, Famun', and awful
number of Deaths in Western India.
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