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London, England, 1833-06-29 00:00:00

PORTRAIT OF COLERIDGE.

VRASER'S MAGAZINE,
No. XLIII. for JULY, 1833. Price 2N. 6d.

CONTENTS :--1. Sit Walter Raleigh and Sir Robert
Cecil-2. Stanzas by Shara-3. Count Gigliostro. Flight
First-4. The Northern Politic ii Union-5. New Edi-
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reason why they do not appear in Fraser's Magazine—S.
Mr. Thorhurn's MS., the original " Lawrie Todd" (con-
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