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TENNENT'S CEYLON : NOTICE.—The
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This Day, Fifth Edition, Revised and Anlarged, 10s. Cd.,
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THE QUARTERLY. REVIEW, No. CCXIV.,
will be Published TO-MORROW:
CONTENTS.-
I. Cottages.
11. British and Continental Nobility. •
Madame Recamier.
Iv. The Bar of Philadelptia.-
V. Notes on Nursing.
VI. Fox Hunting. • •
VII. Recollections of C. R., Leslie, R.A.
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Translated from' the German of Dr. PICKFORD.

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