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NEW HISTORICAT, ROMANCE.
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HISTORICAL ROMANCE of the GREAT REBELLION.
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(Late of Worcester College, Oxford.)
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011 SATURDAY, Oct. 25, 1845, price Sixpence,
To be continued weekly,
THE RAILWAY EXAMINER.
A Journal of Practical Engineering and Public Enterprise.
It is conceived that the " Railway Examiner" will present many
features to entitle it to the peculiar attention of all who are engaged
in matters of railway enterprise.
First—The contents of the "Railway Examiner," except in the
casehicwhich
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