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I. A DIGES rED INDEX to the CHANCERY
REPORTS; containing the Paints of Eqpirr deter-
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to the year ant, to which la added, a Table of the Names
of Cafes.

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2. The LAW of LANDLORD and TENANT. including
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CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT.
This day was publifhed, elegantly printed in 4to.
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•,„* A few Copies on fine Royal Paper, with early Impreffioni
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(Dedicated by permiffion to Earl CRAVIEN,)
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AJOURisiAL of the FORCES which failed
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under the Command of Major General (now Lieutenant Ge-
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the complete Evacuation of Egypt by the i'r:achwinder the
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