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• On Saturday next grill be published,
DOLMAN'S MAGAZINE,
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Present War in Kafirland. Written on the spot.
Exploring Expedition through the Interior of Australia.
Arrival in Texas—Cruise of the Latttte.
Young Soldier's Funeral.
Sikhs and the Punjaub.
Expedition into New Zealand in 1845.
A Tale of the Sea.
My First and Lust Command.

Biographical Sketch of Admiral T. Matthews.
The Grand Job—Purchase in the t my. By Colonel Firebrace,
Nelson's Dispatches and Letters.
➢iilitary Punbhments.
Employment of Irregular Troops.

Clafini and Services of Sir J. Thackwel/.
Sir Denis Pack's Brigade at Waterloo:
Naval Retirement. •Operations
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