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ROWLANDSON'S NP.Vv CAAICATURE MAGAZINE.
This day was published, in royal folio. containing three highly
finished Caricatures, cttloured, pr&c %Aid. to be continued
every fortnight, No. 1, of
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D OWLANDSON'S NEW, CARICATURE
MAGAZINE; or, Mirror 'of Mirth: being a Collection
of Original Caricatures drawn and engravid
ROWLANDsON, Esq.
London : Printed for Thomas '1 egg, No. 111, Cbeapsideond
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THE S :LE of the ESTATES situate at Lags•
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GREAT. EVENT FOR ENGLAND. .
tout its•eierteava INTZIVAL 1N217.11 aiteasrets.
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