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CONTENTS :--•

1. Lord Stanley.
2. Legislation of 1844.
3. Life of i ,r. Arnold.
4. Miss Barrett's Poems.
5. Influence of Aristocracies.
6. Abyssinia and Kordofan.
7. The Proposed Railway between Cairo and Sun.
8. Macgregor's Commercial Statistics.
9. The Earl of Eldon.
Postscript and Miscellaneous Notiees.
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