The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

BANKING DIPAZTIONT.

Proprietors' capital.. 14,553,000
Rest ... .......... 3,587,543
Public deposits (in-
cluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ings-banks, and Di-
vidend accounts) .. 4,559,853
Other deposits .. .. • . 8,640,327
Seven day and other

!Government securi-

ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity) .. 11006 la
Other securities 15,784°
Notes .. 4,066,60
Gold and silver coin • 685'975

832,755

432,173,478

40
X 32,173
MARSILA.LL, Chief Caskier'

Datcd the 22d day of July, 1847:

0 SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF TWO CIIILDREN.—"4II 1
Thursday Mr. WlHim Payne, the City Coroner,
an inquest at the White Swan, Temp be
le-street, Wll7
friars, on the body of a male child unknown. From the
evidence it appeared that the deceased was found at a
early hour that morning, carefully tied up in a Parecia
and floating down the Thames, nearly opposite te.
Grand Junction Wharf, Whitefriars. It was ialinf
diately taken ashore, and Mr. Hutchinson, surgeoailiee
Farringdon street,• was called to examine the same-
bG
result of that gentleman's examination left no don
that the child had been born alive, but whether its deathe
had been caused by violence the evidence failed to Prove
The same afternoon Mr. Joseph Payne, the deputy'io
coroner, held an adjourned inquest at the school-r°f
Black Raven-court, Seething-lane, on the body ;3the
newly-born female child, found on the evening 0: di.
16th instant, on one of the windows of the East 'IIA in
Warehouse, in Seething lane. The evidence adduccuo
this case was similar to the above. The surgeon °
had examined the body proved that the child had bee
uorn alive, but how its death had been produced it was
impossible to tell. The Learned Coroner in summing
up said, it appeared to him that the present mode °
the usual cour,e adopted of disp osinof new-bore
children, for v‘ithin the last three days asmany inclue,ito
tA
had been held on the bodies of children found and
similar circumstances circumstances in the City. The Jury re;
turned a verdict in each case of " Found Dead with(/',,
sufficient evidence to account for death." AMERICAN PRODUCE.--A vessel of small tonnage
has arrived in the Commercial Docks from New Orleans"
named the Baring Brothers, having on board 16,°°d
bushels of wheat, 34 tierces of pork, and 500 bags au
f
500 barrels of flour, the produce of the United States c)
America. This extensive importation in a vessel of
small tonnage into the establishment mentioned is 01'
instance of the extent to which all kinds of craft sr°
made available at this time for the introduction of OIL"',
and articles of food.

SALMON FisuiNGs.---The fishings in the Ness are
now improving rapidly. Grilse have entered Oa river
i..
freely, and considerable numbers are taken in thafil„,..
The water is rather low for the angler, but sti,',l -to
sport is obtained. Sea-trout, weighing from 61'
181 b., are also in great plenty. Salmon sells at la •'
grilse Bd., and trout 6d. per lb.—lnverness Courier.
GOLDEN EAGLE.—A remarkable instance of 'on
strength and endurance of the eagle occurred latellAir.
the shooting grounds of Knockie, in Stratherrick. Ina
Richmond, gamekeeper there, having watched ge'Lk,
eagle take his station frequently on a particular f
laid a large iron trap for the royal bird. In course °f
few days it was caught; but, spurning to be 11,elAi
fetters, bounded off, drawing out the stake will" liettli
the trap, and in this manner—carrying five and a a
pounds of trap and chain fixed on to its le2---cr°sje
and re erossed several times. After the lapse all iii°llth
the eagle was found dead on the heights of Glenro.
riston, sixteen miles from the place where it was ta end
The score of vermin taken at Knockie last winter 5,
spring extends to 112 head. Among
i'
them are fexot
wild cats, martins, pole cats, and varieties of winged
vermin.—lnverness Courier.
PALL of Two HoUSEs.—Thursday
about five o'clock, the house No. 4, Wellelose-scitlitr;
fell with a loud crash into the back
premises of
Fairfax, Hoop and Grapes, Cable-street. Fortunate °fthe house was uninhabited at the time, or serious 1°550,0
life might have been the consequence. On the saw.
morning, between six and seven o'clock, need)? 43,
whole of one side of the extensive coach-factory, `'her
Oxford. street fell into the street. From fear of furlong
casualty, the thoroughfare in front is for the Pre
stopped.

BIRTHS.
On the 21st inst.,in Wood-street, Woolwich, the iveif or
Lieutenant G. C. Fowler, 11. N , of a son. the
On the 23d inst , at WeyinOuth-streer, Portland-place,
wife of B. B. Hewitt, Esq., of a son. Nora'
On the 22d inst., at Eltham-place, Foxley-road, ,
Bartnont,h
BrO ixton, Mrs. John Bisho, of a son.
_______----
oef2a4dthaoignhstte.,r.in Lamb's Conduit-street, Mrs. Thom

MARRIED.
On the 20th inst., at St. l'ancras Church, George 13"11311
Knipe, Esq., 89th Regiment, to Jessie Maria, daught6. °f
late Sir Simon Howard, of Carlisle.

DIED. On the 12th ult., at Belle Paine, St. Lucia, lieuXY "Kit*
Es q., aged 54. roll's
On the 16th inst., at the Royal Hotel, Abedeeill
Douglas, Esq., Lieutenant R.N.

London: Printed and Published by AILIIDO YOUlgsa• of
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1547.

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TO TAE ELECTORS OF MARYLEBONE. - 0.1111111,.
GENTLEMEN ___#_%,
I BEG again to offer myself as a Candidate for the '
honour of representi -g you in Parliament I have been your
. ~
elilber for ten years, during which period I have never broken any r.
Pledge.
2,,h,;,-,- I gave you, or have neglected those great local interests ,:.'.!.,,-
„.'7 You entrusted to my care, and have invariably maintained the
1 l'nu 'pie of local self-government against the many attempts which 7 5... t!i*,4•-
1 b.ave been made to subvert it. Although a contest is likely to take- -
r Place, yet, having served you honestly and consistently, I cannot for
a Moment believe that I shall appeal to you in vain for that energetic ....................,..,.., • - •
, suPuPort which returned me at the head of the poll at each of the pre-
. Ylo
,; Elections. I therefore plane myself with confidence in your
1 ium ;eland if
again eleeted, will support those great principles of civil
. i 'Mous liberty which I have ever advocated. A '3. i 731 13. LON DON,
II have the honour to be,
1
Gentlemen,
. • .
. 2 Your obliged and faithful Servant, .--_,--...---,,,....................• ----ANISITI AMIMMIIIIMIIIMMIMMINNIMMO•
. ; • 1 St. James's- J 1 ' 23 1847
-....__________ ftee,ll 3 , • R. HALL. T N .Cll ANCERY.—Bet.reen HENRY JOHN
r DOROUCi-H of FINSBURY. _a_ NICOLL and DONALD :NICOLL, Plaintiffs, and FREDERICK
• WALTER STE WART LACK, Defe dent. In consideration of the , . The following ADDRESS, signed by upwards of one thou-
anLEFlectors of Finsbury, has been presented to Messrs. DUN-
I Plaintiffs consenting to stay further proceedings in this suit, which
. and WAKLE V : has been in.lituted for the c urpose of restraining me from selling an
. " "TO THOMAS SLINGSBY DUNCOMBE AND THOMAS overcoat under the name of THE REGISTERED PATOt, which
garment they alone have the right to manufacture and sell, under
i • WAKLEY, EsQRS.
" the the provisions of the Cop 3 right of Design Act,
1,, We, undersigned Electors of the borough of Finsbury,
II hereby express my unfeigned regret at having infringed the
[ , ""tying now for. many years had the benefit of your services as our
nreriPsoresll:
intetaatiavneps,in Parliament, and being desirous of marking our right of the Pin miffs to the use of such name, and do hereby
agree to pay them the costs of,
.and incidental to. the
i val of your past conduct, hereby request you to .
F allow in, without any inteverence on your part, to take all necessary proceedings taken by them to establish such right. And I
do hereby further agree, on demand, to make any affidavit
I
. I Steps to secure
your return at the next general election" .
Messrs.ime;__ DUNCOMBE and WASLEY returned the following an- that may he required as to the purchase by me of the overcoats, so.
called the Registered Paletots, in order to assist the Plaintiffs in pro-
" TO T ceedings against the wholesale dealers of whom I purchased the
lIE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGII OF FINSBURY. same and I further agree that the Plaintiff. shall be at liberty to
"GENTLEMEN, • ..,....emake such use of this memorandum as they may be advised.
70u
rr are much gratified by the receipt of a requisition, so nume-
eiluounsol Yu
r aenf acknowledging. ed this 16th das of July, 1847.
: respectablyeknri,dgi
nsgi a nodn
Beassured s that
twha,, blebt t
iv:
FREDERICK W kLTER STRWART LACK.
isatis-Witness —J. Haynes, solicitor, Palace-chambers, St. James's.
-neothoavnelytifosdtaL the
• IftetorY to us to find `our past political conduct marked by your
unsolicited approve,' but that, so long as we are sustained by such --- --
1
[
honourable MANURE.—TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
and lode endent proofs of your confidence, we must feel
ST. MA RYLEBONE, JULY 15, 1847.—NOTICE
1 Drond of continuing pyour representatives in Parliament.
p g that the example you ar lebone Parish, Stone-yard, Mehmond-street, Lissen• grove, at
70:rIhn,o,bidesd,iehnoceintherefbre. toyour islies,hvia•veelepaLvtceedtheberfebsrueltthine m
3. is, hereby given, that Street Sweepings may be had at the St.
[ electors of this country may exercise a powerful influence on other One Shilling. per Single Horse Load, or at Two Shillings for each
dependent constituencies. Two Horse Load.
"Permit us to add, that the recollection of your past and present
By order,
Renerous approval 01 our labours and intentions can never be oblite- C. FLOOD, Vestry Clerk.
rated from our minds.
I, •
TH E ALLEGED LUNATIC'S FRIEND
;
•
`July" 19, 1847."
"We have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Your obedient and faithful servants,
"THOMAS S. DUNCO
" THOMAS WAKLEY.MBE.
AT
a numerous and influential MEETING of A General,,. Meeting of the Members, to receive the Report of the
Committee, and on other business, will be held at the British Coffee
.
House Cockspur-street, Charing-cross, on MONDAY next, the 26th
instant, at Two o'clock, P.M..
the Friends and Supporters of SAMUEL MORTON PETO,
.
&ft., held at the Royal Hotel, Norwich, on TUESDAY, the 20th of WILLIAM BAILEY, Secretary.
[ filo
EDWARD WILLETT, Esq., in the Chair,
Y, 1847, 110, BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
/two
moved by Thomas Brightwell, Esq., seconded by Joseph BE
possession can be had immediately.
I , its
raA DELIGHTFUL DETACHED MODERN BUILT VILLA
Geldart, Esq, and unanimously resolved,
RESIDENCE, in perfect repair, with Stable and Chaise-house,
1 "__Th.at in the opinion of this Meeting, Mr. Peto is deserving of
Gardens and small Paddock adioining, situate at one of the En-
Interestsgntirconfidence Liberal Electors of this City to represent
trances..c. to the healthy and flourishing Market-town of St. Albans,
; . kg Wedge ln Parliament. and the Electors present at this Meet-
ni n in addition to an excellent Grammar School, and other hu-
la themselves to use every exertion to secure his return as w
portent advantages, will shortly have a direct commnication from
1 such Representative. "EDWARD WILLETT, Chairman."
I ' WESTMINSTER ELECTION. London by railway, bringing it within an hour's ride.
The HOUSE contains Five Bed-rooms, Water-closet, Man-ser-
-1 trz
racy ETheCONIMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION of Sir rant's Sleeping-room down stairs, a capital Entrance Hall, Dining-
-1 VAN'S and CHARLES LUSHINGTON, Esq., sit room, an excellent Drawing-room, opening through the Veranda on
daily at No. 27, Regent-street, corner of Jermyn-street.
'to the Lawn ; at the back, Kitchen, Back-kitchen, Pantry, Larder,
E. P. BOUVERIE, Chairman. capital Cellars, and every possible convenience, with excellent
GEORGE 1117GGETT, Secretary. water.
St. element Danes• • • .. LOCAL
c°l"arrrEr's.
Half the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage if required.
_St. Mary-le-Strand .... Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, For Cards to view and further particulars, with Price, apply at
, Precinct of the Savoy ....
Upper Wellington- Garraway's Coffee House, London; or to Mr. Philip Page, Estate
( Golden Lion,
Covent-garden.
St. Paul, Covent-garden .. ISt annard'a Hotel,
Broad-street.
Agent and Surveyor, St. Albans, Herts.
St. Ann's, Soho .......... Lniroona,dl?
Bt. James's • • • • .... • • .... Crown,ui COLLINS'S ODE to the PASSIONS will be
Granby Tavern, South Audley-street.
recited by Mr. J. RUSSELL, with Illustrations in a Series of
St. George's Inward ...
EyOutwardangell s t :
.:
.: Flask Tavern Flask-row, Pimlico. DRAWINGS magnified by means of the OPAQUE MICROSCOPE,
St. St. JohnGe9r gtehe
Coach and Horses, North -street. accompanied by Music by Dr. Wallis, on the Mornings of Tuesday,
St. Margaret's .......... Thursday, and Saturday, and on the Evenings of Tuesday and
Storey's Gate.
NAL LOA Thursday, at the LOYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. The
t N A T I 0
26, A SeSoURRNAHNI Cr, EL , SOCIETY.NLONBFOUN .N D LI F E ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY has deposited, for the pre-
sent month, a complete series of their interesting APPARATUS.
Dr. Bachhoffner's LECTURES on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Capital £500,000. Empowered by Act of Parliament.
with fe
respectlitstittuotilonf CHEMICAL LECTURES by H. M. Noad, Esq., on the Evenings
embraces important and substantial advantages of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The beautifnl OPTICAL EF-
ainEdCTSi
DIVER,ncI u dwei
tthe
EXPERIMENTS,Ias t DOLVINaGC . VIEWS, DIVING
, .
ta,
onalll e assurances and deferred annuities. The assured
ht a, occasions, the power to borrow, without expense or for. -
I_lll.l re of the policy, two•thirds of the premiums paid (see Table) ; Admission, Is. ; Schools, Half-price.
awe the option of selecting b erptfirt• meet other convenieeincelefist4Or BEARD'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS
andn the conversion of his in-
An ances for ternipslvoflyslaorsNoonFthpe lowestitece are taken daily at
"itpoy'ssible rates. 85, King William-street, Ciiy •
at the annual
a ng OF
of the Society
The increa i
Meeting held on the 12th Ma 34, Parliament •street, Westminster; and the
Royal Polytechnic Institution, Regent-street.
FlhnsTSenabled the Directors ..
luntua
Meted on the profit scale.
A picture 1., now speedily produced far, very far, superior to those
Mei evarYing from 35 to 85 y, 1847, to declare a fifth
To cent. on the premiums paid on each ..
obtained by former experiment*. Art Union.
The method of colouring renders them agreeable and life-like."
EXAMPLES. imes.
4 ORM WALES MINING COMPANY.
A._ .1 •ci Animal pis 1 Perms- Sum the N-
ge,
.., , nocY Bonne in TRUSTEES.
nent Re- Assured
ti 're- take addition Bonus in duction of may bor- The Right Hon Lord Viscount Lake.
'O' minor, out in Assured. • Cash. Annual row on The Right Hon. Edward Cecil Curzon.
"'"*"-•--
-------......._ Premiums. Policy. Sir Harry Dent Goring, Bart.
Luke James Hansard, Esq.
NOTICE.—No FURTHER APPICATIONS for SHARES can be
r 1837 243
£ a 4 ,
• • £ if d. £ s. d. £ s. d. RECEIVED after the 2601 inst.
60 148 d Igas 9 3.112 8 518 4 6 494 810 ,
.1000 74 i i 1839 218. 4 899 810 15 13 5 445 0 0 W. T. GRIFFITHS, Esq.
Offices, 2, New Broad-street, London.
03 1
1840
.14_ 10. 86 9 313 4 9 395 11 1
-6 5 10, 66 8 4 9 19 1 346 2 3
1841
TO BRICK AND TILE MAKERS.
---------... 1842 138 14 2 61 17 6 9 9 2 296 13 4 ~.,...„.
The A
...., Mural D.-
-----_________Llll 6 8 49 10 0 710 4 247 4 5 ' I IHE AINSLIE BRICK and TILE MACHINE

THE APPROACHING ELECTION.
The following is as accurate a list as could be made
out at the present moment of the candidates about to
stand at the approaching election for the various coun-
ties and boroughs in the United Kingdom.
The letters M.P. signify the Members in the late Par-
liament; L stands for Liberal, and C for Conservative.

The
°Mee, or Annualof ts Report,
&c.
any i °Rth tables of rates,
be fbrwartled post free in the country ;
ree.ra

111----O'M"-:-rfj---------
ENT LIFE OFFICE
50, REGENT STREET, LONDON,
Established 1806.
INVESTED CAPITAL, 1,200,0001.
rn., Aan
paid Ual Income 140,000/. Bonuses declared 529,000/.
s since the Establishment of the Office, 1,520,0001.
PRESIDENT
h,.The Earl of 111Thace
eltlelsgfihetid7onourable EARL GREY.
ill Hon Arthur liinnairdizEcrwtslll
aihirexeßicha.rd D. King, Bart. eevn.r
Henry
James
coap nwd!rj'ellhennldveirrianins, M.D. William J
•
ensad, Churchill,BSherman.eci Esq.
James
Beaumont,S dg w ick , Esq.
.
thn Deering Esq. .
:Miami ' George Dacre, Esq.
.• The henry Stone, Esq. Richard Sherwood, Esq. .
Oroßates of Premium are those adopted by the principal Life
iiice:: the rate without bonus is lower than that of most other
..,"--...1_; oThf: the ellP"ren
sea are added to the Policies, or applied to the reduc-
, or received in cash as soon as de-
‘atrell. at their then present value, I'o3/tette:a" are
granted upon the Policies issued by this office, or the
totki
heaiticsslon
4. If
aare Purchased at their full value.
C
PutY neglect to pay for the renewal of his Policy, he may
r the en.,
any time within twelve months, upon proof of
norms,
S Pahl Upon Policies which have become Claims.
' '-

~ may be had at the
or, ou application. will

F. FERGUSON CA:

:ROUX, Secretary.

TO BRICK AND TILE MAKERS.
THE AINSLIE BRICK and TILE MACHINE
COMPANY (James Smith, Esq., of Deanston, Chairman),
invite attention to their IMPROVED BRICK and TILE MA-
CHINES, which are to be seen at work at Alperton, and at the
Company's office, 193 A, Piccadilly, from Ten A.M. to Five P.M. Mr.
Robert Scrivener, who has been appointed manager in the room of
Mr. John Ainslie, will show the Machines at the works at Alperton,
which is within a mile of the Sudbury station of the London and
North-Western Railway, and two miles of the Ealing station of the
Great Western Railway ; also at the Polytechnic Institution, Regent-
street, London.

•
All communications to be addressed to Mr. William Gordon, Se
cretary, at the Office of the Company, London, 193 a, Piccadilly.—
July 1, 1847.

"IheSe Machines may also be seen at Mr. Slight's,, Leith-walk,
Edinburgh; Mr. Lawrence Hill, 135, Buchanan-street, Glasgow;
Mr. Rcbert Charles, Mill-hill, Leeds; Messrs. Penny and Finch
Peukeridge, Staffordshire; and Messrs. Drwrimond and Son, Dublin.,

PUBLICATIONS.

,Sum insured.

tol„,
kr , wharton, Esq.. Skelton Castle 5,000
5,000 t
81,, Chn Saunders Sebright, Bart...
I "Initun 'Wake Bart. .. —•• • • s'("
/tepltri Strati' ' 5,00°
. ~. more-- ...••• •••••
3,000_
Tile
‘:a W. Charnpneys, Canterbury
2,00 u
Xarl4leaarcithue6a4t
.N.V.(.11.e.5.i.e•Y ::
.: :: :: ... 1 1,000

Sum paid.

.4% s. d.
7,706 6 0
7,6.2 13 3 Nb

7,500 5 9
7,128 15 8
4,509 1 1
3,411 1 3
1,862 4 11

tlon to the tuses arld full particulars may be obained upon applica-
klumo,„ agents of the officei inl all the principalt towns of the United
and at the head office, No. 50, Regent-street.
JOHN A. 13EAUMONT, Managing Director.

I.INITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE
wA.tx.r.
COMPANY.
street din,4l-00-PLACE, PALL-MALL, London ; 97 George-
bowl. -Joy.",
--. ; 12, St. Vincent-place, Glasgow; 4, College Green,
tile n
I 1841, tifft%'t4blished by Act of Parliament in
MlleB4lll ass ,„,.PanY added a bonus of 2 celnB3t.4Per
the
Mlle thev ur— w all Policies of the Pa' spatting Classfrom
tit
of
were ff.,,,,.
eatiOnel. t
diVi3i°ne -°.'l:- 'Pel:OfltsPainrtileBB4Bw, make 'lmmediate appli-
isslilhonogutosecuire the bene .
When the
Ileed ~_ insurance is for life, only one-half the annual premium
xveue Paid for the first five years.'
1311,,,,t7 information will be afforded on application to the Resident
Londo_r, E,Lennox Boyd, Es ~ No. 8, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall,
Where prospectuses, &qc., may be had.

IVIODEL
PUBLIC BAT iis, GrOUL STOI.N.
QUARE, WHITECHAPEL.
koTritlith,s for men and boys will be open for use on and after
saran,.._CHAßG,:2.4l)i,i26, from Five in the morning till len areepelnice.
Ba"th First Class (two to gels)—Cold Bath, Th
..nePenny lira nnice. Second Clais—(one towel) —Cold Bath,
_ eont: . the Baths and
The c lßath
D bons rece.ived em to com-
Diet_ ~ :tuni ttee earnestly solicit donations to enable t
, Twopence. Every Bath is in a private room.
Washhouse.
44 of En,
'"au, and by Most all the London Bankers.
at the Baths, the Committee Room, and the
By
"der'
JOHN SRITH, Clerk.

Room, 3, Crosby-sgu9xe

A
RRI A G E
.tvi 0
'Diffidence, or a
isup„in,. one half the vrorld are desolately single and the other
erh theta rila .
I
sense of tight deter neap Questionably
hopes
hitter the latter
If under the Plea
of cantion and The,,, solita one may shield himseewbie,
incapacity,n-
y contented.
em-
andbr k
tornprosin„ flu "°1.1,11Y Prudence, and the inffiss
rrY; but the truth lies deeper. Physical
and oen health, are th hindrances to domestic 13
tmsocal content. The dowryr should not be the only marriage setsn
rneagreptiaaea
1:1
theent Honour and justicedemand that health should formnaneisteel r
beglecteewiaPaet ; it alonei dignifies the alliance. Blightedßeaop
der, if
i.,..._
au ound More sorely than poverty or misfortune.
vols., Is.
EITI.._ muses concern you, procure Dr. CULVEItWELL'S little
40IRS "On Single and Married Life, " pub. in 2 TO ~
each (by ,
tellned .n stamps, Is. 6d. each). Let no imaginatively
,__ . Dross'prudish feeling deter you, by their titles, nor be hindered
;fen'47 Misinterpretation of their supposed contents,
. They are not intended certainly for mere idle curiosity, but
r the closet perusal of those more deeply interested, to whom
from obtaining
they are offered as antagonistic to the empyrical trash put forth on
re above subjects, by unqualified authors, which alone or
tittl!.ogether, are disgrace to the age. Furthermore, two other
e publications claim your attention (same price Is. each,
"Y Post Is. 6d.) called " What to Eat, Drink, and
AYeld" and " How to be Happy." They are not merely
Paniphlets, but equal in quantity a library volume, nor are they the
'Aare ephemeral scribblings of the hour, but the study of the author's
life, who owes his present existence, health, and position to this ob-
servanc of the maxims he would inculeate—ta do unto others as he
Would be done unto—tc live after nature's lawsand to keep always
on the " sunny side of the way." The above works may be bad of
Bberwood, 23, Paternoster-row ; Carvalho, 147, Fleet .street ; Mann,
39, Cornhill ; Nalson, 457, West Strand ; or direct (by post or other-
Wise) from the author (who may be conferred with personally,
ape)
and evenings), 10, Argyll-place, Regent-street ; and all
mooksell
ei...........____1___

ON THE SECRETTr:FIR:WIT/Es OF YOUTH
,1 N 1 ,
MATURITY.
,i,,,,_ WITH TWENTY-FIVE COLOURED ENGRAVING,
''''''' day is published, Twentieth Thousand, in a sealed envelope,
Pr, 2
gserv, s. M., or forwarded, post paid, to any address, secure front
ation, for 3s. td. in Postage Statn, .
ELF-PRESERVATION : A Medical Treati,e
Y° on Marriage, and on those Secret Infirmities and Disorders of
Rfe, ...:1 It‘lator., fleahat are uvually acquired at an early period of
co,s,
_ct. end to troy phys:cal and mental energy, ardour, pas-
-34: !not au the attributes o Manhood. illustrated with Twenty-
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BURY ST. EDMUNDS.—M.P., Earl Jermyn (C), Lord C.
Fitzroy (L). Lord C. Fitzroy retires, and Mr. E H.
Banbury (L), son of Sir H. Banbury, stands in his
stead. Earl Jermyn and Mr. Horace Twiss (who
were unsuccesiful at the last election) stand on the
Conservative interest.
CALNE.—M.P., Earl of Shelburne (L).
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.—IMP., Hon. E. T. Yorke (0), R.
J. Eaton (C), J. P. Allix (C). It is probable that
the return of the present Members will not be con
tested.
CAMBRIDGE (Bon000n) M.P., Hon. J. H. T. M.
Sutton (C), Sir F. Kelly (C). The candidates are
the Hon. W. F. Campbell, son of Lord Campbell,
and Mr. Shafto Adair, both of Trin. Coll., upon the
Liberal side; and Mr. Sutton and Mr. Humfrey,
Q.C., upon moderate Conservative principles. Sir
F. Kelly retires, and goes to Lyme Regis. It is
said the high Conservative party intend bringing
forward Mr. Pemberton, formerly secretary to Mr.
Goulburn, late Chancellor of the Exchequer.
CAMBRIDGE (UNIVERSITY).— M.P., the Right Hon. H.
Goulburn (C), and lion. C. B, Law (C). The can-
didates comprise the present Members, Viscount
Fielding, son of Earl Denbigh, on High Church
principles, and Mr. J. G. S. Lefevre, brother of the
Speaker of the House of Commons, and Under-
Secretary of the Board of Trade, and formerly a
Poor-law Commissioner, upon Liberal principles.
CANTERBURY.—M.P., Hon. G. P. S. Smythe (C) and
Lord A. D. Conyngham (L), who succeeded Mr.
Bradshaw (C), deceased in the present year. The
present Members come 'forward again, and are
opposed by Lord T. G. Clinton and J. Vance, Con-
servatives.
CARDIFF.-11.P., Dr. J. Nicholl (C). It is said that Dr.
Nicholl will retire in favour of Giamorganshire, and
that Mr. Booker, of-.3relendrei-will offer hinisall for
this borough.
CARDIGANSHIRE.—M.P., W. E. Powell.
CARDIGAN.—M.P., P. Pryse (L).
CARLISLE.—M.P., P. H. Howard (L); W. Marshall (L).
The latter gentleman retires, and goes to East Cum-
berland. Mr. J. Dixon (L) stands in his place, and
Mr. Howard stands again. Mr. W. N. Hodgson
(C) is also in the field.
CARMARTHENSHIRE.—M.P., Hon. Colonel G. IL Trevor
(C) and D. A. S. Davies (C). It is rumoured that
Sir J. Mansel and Mr. Hughes, of Tregib, are likely
to come forward.
CARMARTHEN.—M.P., D. Morris (L).
CARNARVONSHIRE.—M.P., Hon. E. G. D. Pennant (C).
CARNARVON.—M.P., W. B. Hughes (C).
CHATHAM.—M.P., Right Hon. G. S. Byng (L). This
gentleman will probably stand again; but the Dis-
senters, who are numerous and united, have resolved
to bring forward Sir F. Smith.
CHELTENHAM.—M.P., Hon. C. F. Berkeley (L), who
will be opposed by Sir Willoughby Jones,
a mode-
rate Conservative.
CHESHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., W. T. Egerton (C), G. C.
Legh (C). Mr. Legh retires. Mr. Egerton stands
again, opposed by F. D. P. Astley and the Hon. E.
J. Stanley, on the Liberal interest.
CHESHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., Sir P. M. G. Egerton (C),
and J. Tollemache (C).
CHESTER.—M.P., Sir J. Jervis (L) and Earl Gros-
venor (L), who was returned this year, vice Lord
R. Grosvenor (L), who vacated and went to Mid-
dlesex.
CHICHESTER.—M.P., J. A. Smith (L) and Lord H. C.
G. Lennox (C), who came in in 1846, vice Lord A.
Lennox vacated.
CHIPPENHAM.— M.P., J. Neeld (C), H. G. Boldero (C).
CHRISTCHURCH.—The MX., the Hon Captain E. A. J.
Harris (C), will be opposed by Mr. H. D. Camp-
bell (L). Cri (C s
CIRENOESTER.—M.P., ) and Lord Villiers
pp
(C);E are at
mp.e
Gentleman has announced his intention of not again
o._rps,ent Mr.
standing for the unopposed.cardw
Cardwell
(C). The Hon.
CLITIIE
borough.
COCKERMOUTH.—M.P., H. A. Aglionby (L) and E.
Horsman (L.)
COLCHESTER.—M.P., R. Sanderson (C), and Sir G. H.
Smyth (C). Mr. J. A. Hardcastle, of Writtle (L),
will oppose these gentlemen.
CORNWALL, WEST.—M.P., E. W. W. Pendarves (L) and
Sir C. Lemon (L).
CORNWALL, EAST.—M.P., W. H. P. Carew (C) and
W. Rashleigh, jun., (0). Mr. Rashleigh votes in,
and J. T. A. Robertson comes forward on the Li-
beral interest.
COVENTRY.—M.P., W. Williams (L) and Right Hon.
E. Ellice (L). Both stand again, and we believe
are unopposed.
CRICKLADE.—M.P., J. Neeld (C), Hon. H. Howard
(L). The latter gentleman retires, and Mr. God-
dard, jun., will probably be brought forward on the
Tory interest.
CUMBERLAND, EAST.—M.P., Hon. C. W. Howard (L),
and Mr. James (L). Mr. James retires, and the
lion. Mr. Howard, In conjunction with Mr...W.
Marshall, Ale present Liberal Member for Carlisle,
will be returned.
CUMBERLAND, WEST.—M.P., E. Stanley (C), and S.
Irton (C).
DARTMOUTH.—M.P., G. Moffatt (L).
DENBIGH.—M.P., T. Mainwaring (C). It is stated that
Mr. West, son of the Hon. F. West, will be returned
without opposition.
DENBIGHSHIRE.—M.P., Hon. W. Begot (C), and Sir W.
W. Wynn (C).
DERBYSHIRE, NoRTH.—M.P., Hon. G. 11. Cavendish
(L); 'V. Evans (L).
DERBYSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., E. M. Mundy (C); C. R.
Colville (C).
DERBY.—M.P., E. Strutt (L); the Hon. F. L. Gower (L).
C. H. W. Heneage (C); W. H. L.
Bruges (C).
DEVONPORT.—M.P., Sir G. Grey (L); H. Tufnell (L).
Sir George Grey retires in favour of North North-
umberland, end it is understood that Mr. Romilly,
the present Liberal Member for Bridport, will stand
in his place. Mr. J. Sandarns is the Conservative
candidate.
DEVONSHIRE,. NORTH.—M.P., Sir T. D. Acland (C);
W. L. Buck (C).
DEVONSHIRE, Sir J. Y. Buller (C),
Viscount Courtenay (C).
DORCHESTER.—M.P., the Hon. A. A. Cooper (C)
and Sir J. Graham (C) retire. G. Sturt (C), Col.
Dawson Darner (L), are the new candidates.
DORSETSHIRE.—M.P., G. Bullies (C), Seymer
(C), J. Floyer (C).
DOVER.— M.P.. Sir J. R. Reid (C), E. R. Rice (L). Sir
J. R. Reid retires, and Sir George Clerk (C), pre-
sent Member for Stamford, stands in his stead. Mr.
Rice also stands, and a high Tory candidate has been
found in the person of Mr. Princep.
\w
of Lo He will
DROITWICH.—M.P., Sir J. S. Pakington
Lord
be opposed by Mr. C. Lloyd, a nephe
Mostyn's.
DUDLEY.—M.P., J. Benbow (C). Mr. Benbow will
probably not be opposed at the ensuing election..
Bright
B
DURHAM CITY.—M.P., T. C. Granger, (L); rig
j.
(L). Mr. Bright retires in favour of Manchester.
Mr. Mr. Granger stands again with Mr• SperFncr,t2n
Newton-hall, on Liberal principles; d Captain
David Wood, younger brother of the Honourable
Member for Middlesex, stands on the Conservative
interest.
fr,l• Hon. H. T.
DURHAM, NORTH.—M.P., H. Lambton
Liddell (C). Both Members retire, and Lord
Sea-
ham comes forward on Conservative.
Shafto, of
principles.
Colonel Beckwith (L), and Mr.
R.
Whitworth (L), also intend to contest this division
of the county.
G. Vane (L); J.
DURHAM, SOUTH.—M.P., Lord ar•
Bowes (L). The latter gentlemanretires. Lord
has also been
H. Vane stands again, and an address
issued by Mr. G. Farrar, of John-street, Berkeley-
square, upon High Church and Protectionist prin-
ciples.
rrell (C); C.J. Round,
ESSEX, NORTH.—M.P., Sir T. Ty
rretires, and goes to
(C). The latter gentlenia_
Unxfod. Sir J. Tyrrell
contest the University °f
ebow, of Wivenhoe Park,
stands again. Mr. J. iti
principles, and Major
comes forward on Liberal. for Harwich, on the
ultra-Tory side. Mr. •
Beresford, present Mernbevske Harrison,fCoport f I
o y
hall, near Colchester, will also stand.
.
Bramston (C); G. Pal-
ESSEX, Sount.—BLP., ly,
stands again with Mr. W.
B. Smith, of Hi
mer (C). Mr. Bramston
Bramston
the Conservative interest •
_on .
and Mr. T. B. Lennard has been requested to stand
Liberal upon the interes , A IL C. Hill (L), and P
wl
EVESHAM.-11. p., Lora is•••retires.
w
Borth • k a
icLord A.
Bor thwick (C).
in on the Liberal, Mr. Willough-
M. Hill stands aga
by and Mr. he Co
Freshfield on t nservative interest.
Sir R. Howard also stands as a Liberal
EXETER.—M.P.,•
Dived (L), Sir J. Duckworth (C).
EYE.—M.P., Sir
Kerrison (C), stands again un-
• opposed.
T WakleY (L), T. S. Dunco b
FINSBURY.-11,- .9 T.
will t m
We believe the borough ne be contested.
FLINTSHIRE.--
Sir S. R. Glynne (C).
FLINT.—The present Member, Sir R. B. W. Bulkeley
(L), retires,
and goes to Ang esea.
FROME.—M.•
p•Mr• T. Sheppard (C). This gentleman
who has represented the borough since the Reform
Bill, and is now upwards of 80_
Earl
of age, retires.
Major the
Hon. R. E. Boyle (L), son of the of
Cork, and Mr. Beth (C), of the eChancery Bar,
are in the field.
m •p., W. Hutt (L). No opposition.
GATESHEAD.—
.
GLAMoRGANSHIRE.—M P Lord Adar e (C), C. R. M.
Talbot (L). aAd re Lordretires. Mr. Talbot
stands again,
with probably the Right Hon. Dr.
Nicholl, who in that event retires. from Cardiff.
Rasa' --M.P., Sir W.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, •Codrington
(C), Marquis of Worcester (C). The present
Members stand again. Mr. E. Holland, of Dum-
bleton, who had addressed the electors, has with-
drawn.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, WEST.—M.P., Hon. G. C. G. F.
Berkeley (L), A. B. Hale (C). These gentlemen
probably stand again. Mr. T. G. Clayton, of
Brierly Hall, Yorkshire, also stands on the Liberal
interest. Mr. J. Benett, of Chaxhill, comes forward
on the independent interest, and the Registration
Association have decided that Mr. Grenville:Berkeley
is well qualified to become a candidate.
GLOUCESTER CITY.—M.P., J. Philpotts (L), HOB.
Captain M. F. F. Berkeley (L). Mr. Philpotts has
reeigned, and Mr. W.. P. Price, of Tibberton Court,
stands on the Liberal interest in conjuuotio4 rith

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Sllllol'o NORTEL—M.P
, W. 0. Gore (C), Viscoget
H, H. Clive (C),
C) •
SHROPSHIRE, SOUTH. —M. P HOD.*IP
(C) W. Pinney
Viscount Newport (C).
SOMERSET, EAST.—M.P., W. Miles
(L). Both gentlemen stand again Lid opposed. are un-
SOMERSET, WEST.—M.P., T. D. Acland (C),
Dickinson (C). Hon. P. Bouverie (L) and Si A,
•Er.
Hood (C) are candidates. Mr. Acland retires!
SOUTHAMPTON.—M.P., H. St. John Mildmay (C), G.
W. Hope (C). The present Members stand again
opposed by Mr. A. E. Cockburn, Q.C., late recorder'
of the borough, and Mr. C. Wilcox, one of the direc-
tors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-
tion Company, both Liberals. Mr. Beste, a Liberal,
has also issued an address.
SOUTH SHIELDS.—M.P., J. T. Wawn (L). The present
Member will be opposed by Mr. Whateley (C),
SOUTHWARK.—M.P., Alderman Humphery (L), Sir Titi.
Molesworth (L). Both gentlemen stand again.
Mr. W. Willson, of Staple street, Long-lane, is also
a candidate.
STAFFORDSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., .J. D. W. Russell (C),
C. B. Adderey (C). Mr. Russell retires. Mr.
Adderley stands again, inconjunction with the Hon.
F. C. Gough, brother to Lod Calthorpe. They
will be opposed by Mr. E. Duller (L), who formerly
represented this division of the county, and is now
one of the Members for the borough.
STAFFORDSHIRE, SOUTH.—The M.P., the Hon. Colonel
oA osnson d (L), and Viscount Ingestre (C), are un-
STAFF,pOpRD BoaouGu...--
o,
M.P. Hon.
.It, Buller (L). Mr.
The
eller S. T. Carnegie (C),
retires, and goes to
North Staffordshire.
Mr. Meteyamrdi:.
the Hon. S. T. Carrie piArterseTnt candidates are
A.l.)l.r.Ujr.qEu Iheea:,r tjll rt:h Se
ejectedP. H e
nolefysh(Lef)..,
stone-hall, Saunders, of John-
field, and Mr. Alderman Sidney.
ST. ALBAN'S.—M.P., Mr. G. W. J.y.Rept IC) B
Cabbell (C). Mr Cabbell retire
es. (C)' * Member stands, and the Hon. F. R• C raven e other the only candidate for tyre vacancy. (L) is
ST. IvEs.—The M.P., Lord W. Panlet (C), stands again,
opposed by Mr. Robinson.
STAMFORD.—M.P„ Sir G. Clerk (C), Marquis of
Granby (C). Sir G. Clerk goes to Dover. The
other Member stands again, in conjunction with,
probably, the Right Hon. J. C. Herries. Mr. J‘
Rolt comes forward on independent principles.
STOCHPORT.—M.P., H. Marsland (L). R. Cobden (,L),
Mr. Marsland retires. • Mr. Cobden stands again, in
conjunction with Mr. Alderman Kershaw. Mr.
Heald, a Conservative, also comes forward.
STORE-UPON.TRENT.—M.P., J. L. Ricardo (L), W. T.
Copeland (C).
STROUD.—M.P., W. H. Stanton (L), G. P. Scrope (L).
The present Members stand again, with Mr. M.
Turner (L).
SUFFOLK. EAST.—M.P., Lord Rendlesham (C) and E. S.
Gooch (C). stand again, and are unopposed.
SUFFOLK, WEST.—The M.P., H. S. Waddington (C) and
P. Bennet (C), are unopposed.
SUNDERLAND.—M.P., D. Barclay (L), G. Hudson (C).
Both gentlemen stand again, the latter being pro-
bably opposed by Mr. W. A. Wilkinson.
SURREY, EAST.—M.P., H. Kemble (C). E. Antrobus
(C). Mr. Kemble retires, as will probably his
colleague, leaving the course clear to the two Liberal
candidates, Mr. 'l'. Alcock, of Kingswood Warren,
and the Hon. P. J. Locke King.
SURREY, WEST. M.P., W. J. Denison (L), J,
Trotter (C). The latter retires, and H. Drum-
mond (C), takes his place.
SUSSEX, EAST.—M.P., A. Fuller (C), C. H. Frewen
(C). The present Members stand again, opposed
by a Liberal candidate in the person of Mr. J. V.
Shelley, of Maresfield Park.
SUSSEX, WEST. M.P., the Earl of March (C), R.
Prime (C).
SWANSEA.—M.P., J. H. Vivian (L).
TAMWORTH.—M.P., Sir Robert Peel (C), E. H.A'Court
(C). Captain A'Court retires, and Mr. W. Y.
Peel (C) stands in conjunction with the late Pre-
mier. It is also said that Captain Townsend (L),
who was defeated at the last election, stands again.
TAUNTON.—M.P., Right Hon. H. Labouchere (L), Sir
T. E. Colebrooke (L). It is said that the present
Member will be opposed by Gore Langton and
Thomas Thompson.
TAVISTOCK.—M.P., Lord E. Russell (L), J. S. Tre-
lawny (L).
TEWKESBURY.—M.P., W. Dowdeswell C), J. Martin
(L). Mr. Dowdeswell retires, and Viscount Las-
celles. son of the Earl of Harewood, comes forward
on Conservative principles. Mr. Martin stands again,
in conjunction with Mr. Humphry Brown, another
Liberal candidate.
THETFORD. —'M.P., Hon. W. B. Baring (C), Sir J,
Flower (L).
THIRSE.—M.P., J. Bell (L).
TIVERTON. M.P., Viscount Palmerston (L), and J.
Heatbcoat (L), are unopposed.
TOTNES.—M.P., Lord Seymour (L), C. B. Baldwin (C).
The present Members stand again, the latter being
opposed by Mr. Sampson Ricardo (L)
TOWER HAMLETS.—M.P., Sir W. Clay (L), Colonel C.
R. Fox (L). The present Members stand again,
opposed by two Liberals, Mr. George Thompson
and Mr. A. K. Hutchison, who was defeated at the
last election.
TRURO —M.P., E. Turner (L). J. E. Vivian (C).
TYNEMOUTH.—M.P., H Macalle (L). The present
Metnber resigns. Mr. G. F. Young (C), and Mr.
Grey, private secretary to L. rd J. Russell, contest
the borough.
IVAKEFIELD M.l'.. non. W. S. Lase, Iles (C). Mr.
Las -ethos retires. Tne c itid.datcs are G. W. Ales•
ander, a member of the Society of Friends, on the
Liberal, and Mr. G. S indt rs, of Alverthorpe Hall,
on the Conservative interest.
VITALLINGFortu.— M.P., ‘‘' .S. Blacksti,ne (C). He
will be opposed by Mr. Alfred "Iforrisou, son of
Mr. Mom Fore-,tt e•-t, and of Basildon Park,
who comes fin w ird on Lila.ral principlcs.
WALSALL B. Set (L). Mr. Scott retires. The
berou.gh ootll f efryh.: Pon. E. R. Lyt-
teiton, son 40 L0.,1 1;a It rion (L), al,. C. Forster,
of the Oxt' rd Circuit (L), and Mr. W. H. Cook,
also of the Oxford Circuit (C).
WAREHAM.—P.M., J. S. W. S. E. Drax (L).
WARRINGTON.-11 P., J. I Blackburn (C), r, tires. The
only candiday‘ is :llr. Alle .rd (L).
WARWICKSHIRE, NORTH —The M.P., W. S. Dugdale
(C). and C. Newel. ~ate pi .bably not be
oppos.:d.
WARWICKSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., E. J. Shirley (C). and

PRIOR sb.

Lord Brooke (C).
WARWICK (BOROUGH).—W. Cclling (L) and Sir C. E.

DOUgLIS (C)
WELLS.—The M.P., W. G. liqyter (L) and R. Blake-

„
more (C), are unopposed.
WENLOCK.—M P., Hon. G. C. W. Forester (C), and J.
M. Gaskell (C).
WESTBURY.—M.P., Sir R. P. Lopez (C), who retires.
Mr. G. Wilson (L), edi!or of the Economist, contests
this borough with Mr. Higgins (C).
WESTMINSTER.—M.P., J. T. Leader (L), Sir G. de
Lacy Evans (L). Mr. Leader retires. General
Evans stands again in conjunction with Mr. C.
Lushington (L). Mr. C. Cochrane is also a can-
didate.
WESTMORELAND.—M.P., Hon. H. C. Lowther (C), and

Alderman W. Thompson (C).
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Christie stands again in conjunction with Colonel
retires,
nrndaig(ole.
s),
toW .31Doc. Chehstsrt.ie (ML)r..
Freestun (L). Mr. Butt, of the Western Circuit,
and Captain Villiers, oppose them on the Con-
servative interest.
WHITBY.—M.P., C. Aaron Chapman (C).
WHITEHAVEN.—The M.P., Mr. M. Attwood (C), retires.
WIGAN.—M.P., C. Standish (L), Hon. Capt. J. Lindsay
(L). Mr. Standish retires. The Hon. Col. Lindsay
and Mr. Thicknesse will probably come forward.
WILT ,N.—M.P., Viscount Somerton (C).
WILTSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., W. Long (C), T. H. S.
Sotherton (C).
WILTSHIRE, SOUTH.—M.P., J. Bennett (C),
Herbert (C).
WINCHESTER.—M.P., Sir J. B. East (C) ._r. B.
J. B. Carter
Escott (C).
_
These gentlemen will be opposed by
Hon. S.
(L). Mr. M. Portal is also a candidate.
Colonel G. A. Reid.
WINDSOR.—M.P., R. Neville
of the Lords of the Admiralty.
Lord J. Hay (L), onemy,
Honourable C.P. Villiers
WonvsnAsirTN.—The
L),. stand again, and are un.
(L), and T. Thorne/Y (
Lord A. S. Churchill (C), re-.
is of Blandford (C) stands is
(C). Mr. Neville retires, and will be succeeded by
opposed.
his stead.
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J.
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tat. a Rushout (C). Mr. Taylor retires. Cap.
tain Rushout stands in conjunction with Mr. J. IL
H. Foley.
WORCESTER, WEST.—M. P., lion. Major-General H. B.
Lygon (C), F. W. Knight (C).
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Glover and
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G. H. i)ashwood (L), Ralph Bernal
Osborne (L). Mr. Osborne retires ; the other
member stands, as does Mr. M. T. Smith, cousin of
Lord Carrinatim, on the Liberal interest.
YIRMOUTIL—M.P., W. Wilshere (L). C. E. Rumbold
(L). Mr. Willshere retires. Mr. Rumbold offers
himself again.
YORKSHIRE, NORTH.—M.P., Hot. 0. Duncombe (C),
E. S. Cayley (L).
Lord
YORKHSI,ItIhRaEm,
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YORKSHIRE, WEST.—The M.P.,. E.
opposed.
Lowther (C), H. G. lt.
CITY.—M.P., Sir J. H.
retires, and Mr. J. G.
Lowther
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