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JUNE 27, 1842

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PART 11.—Songs from the Operas of " Amilie," " The
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COUNTY OF BEDFORD.
Division comprising the Districts of Barford, Stodden
and Willey, and Biggleswade, Clifton, and Wixam-
tree, at the County-hall, Bedford, July 5.
Reelbonrnstoke, Flit, and Manshead, at the White Hart
Inn, Ampthill, July 6.
COUNTY OF BERKS. • ' • '
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Abingdon, July 5.
Newbury, Compton, and Lamborne, at the Town-ball,
Newbury, July 7.
Forest, Maidenhead, and Reading, at the'Magistrates'-
room, Reading, July 9.
Borough of Abingdon, at the Town-hall, Abingdon,
July 6.
Town of Newbury. at the Town-hall, Newbury. July 6.
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July 7.

COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM.

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Middleton, at the Petty Sessions'-room, Rochdale,
July 5.
Warrington, at the Town-hall, Warrington, July 6.
Ormskirk, Liverpool, and Pres:cot, 'at the Commissioners'•
rooms, 3, Cable-street, Liverpool, July 7.
Clithero and Blackburn, at the Petty Sessions'-room,
Blackburn, July 8. .
Arnounderness, Preston Borough, Leyland, and Wigan,
at the Town-hall, Preston, July 9.
Lonsdale South and Lancaster Borough, at the Judges'.
lodgings, Lancaster, July 11. • • '
Lonsdale North, at Mr. Remington's-office, Ulverston,
July 12.

Division comprising the Districts of Buckingham, at the
County-hall, Buckingham, July 5. : • :
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County-hall, Aylesbury, July 7.
Burnham, Desboro', and Stoke, at the Saracen's Head
Inn, Beaconsfield, July 8.
Town of Buckingham, at the County-hall, Buckingham,
July 6.
Borough of Chipping Wycombe, at the Town-hall,
Wycombe, July 6.
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Division comprising the Districts of Newmarket, Roys-
ton, Longstow, Linton, Bottisham, and Howes, at the
Town-hall, Cambridge, July 9.: •
Town of Cambridge, at the Town-hall, Cambridge,
July 11.
University of Cambridge, at the University, Cambridge
(the Vice-Chancellor's), July 12.