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This day was published,
PROTESTANT. SAFETY compatible
With the REMISSION of the CIVIL DISABI-
. LITIES of ROMAN CATHOLICS ; being a Vindica-
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By the Right HOll. R. WILMOT HORTON, M.P.,
for the Settlement of the Roman Catholic Question ; with
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In Beo.
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SIR FRANCIS M ACNAGHTEN'S
VIEW of the CATHOLIC QUESTION as it
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THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
for MARCH, 1929, contains, among a variety of other
interesting articles :—The great Agitator, a Portrait—The
Opera Boz—A Dialogue—Wellington and Emancipation
sketches of the Irish Bar ; Leslie Foster—l-Literary Mise-
rkg--Song by 'r. Campbell, Esq.—The Vicar, or Second
every Day Character—A Passage in the Life of Chevalier
do T-----London Lyrics—Address to Monsieur Laporte
--The Lament of the Orchestra—Musical Outlines, No.
11---Buckingham's Travels in Assyria, Media and Persia
---,Sketches of Parisian Society, Politics and Literature—
A Tour in Mexico in 1827—Past and Present—Walks in
Rome and its Environs; Roman Villas—John Bullisni and
Malint,—Political Events—Critical Notices of New Pub-
lications—The Drama—Fine Arts—Music ; the King's
Theatre--Varieties, Domestic and Foreign—Biographical
particulars of Eminent Persons, lately deccased—Provin-
nial Occurrences, &c. &c.
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