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THEA'T'RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, Anson so.
rfiE PERFORMERS engaged at this Theatie
for the ensuing Season, are requested to meet In the Green-
own, OD NI/ODD LIDDY, the 4th iaf September, to settle UMW
mints for the opening of the Thratre on the followlig Skrua-
By Order of the Sub-Committee,
C. W. WARD.

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N EPITOME of JURIDICAL or FOREN-
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THE LAKES OF LANCASHIRE, WEST.
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/11HE LIFE and STUDIES of BENJAMIN
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INS fRUCTIONS to YOUNG SPORTSNIEN,
on the CHOICE, CARE, and M ANAG EM EN 1. ut GUNS,
Hints fur the Prvarrvati .n of Game ; e ions for shooting •
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Whom alone *o humble a production Is offered, we may with con-
fidence asset:, that the experienced, as well as the inexperienced,
veil) find mush practical information and original remark, con-
cisely yet I.erspictioudy expressed In the different subjects which
are treated of in the Work."—Sporting Magazine, May, 11114.
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