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EXCURSIONS in NEW SOUTH WALES,
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OUTLINES of BOTANY ; a GE-
NERAL HISTORY of ne VEGETABLE iaNGDO:',I.
By GILBERT 131TPSETT, F.L. S.
Professor of Botany in King's Co:lege, London.
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i Road, facing Kensington Gardens, between the First Turnpike
from Hyde Park Corner and the Avenue to Kensington Palace.
Admittance every day of the week, Is.
The public is admitted on Sundays, but never during the hours
divine serviof di •
vce.

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w Lot 6. A Farm of about 200 acres, within a ring fence, with
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siatThe whole of the Lots are well stocked with Game, and posses-
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5, e
F:Fhilyr next.
particulars apply to Mr. William Murray, solicitor,
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