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PRESENT 'LOTTERY. tet2T LorraaTh
Thtet £2l 0 0 Ticket ...... ,Ezd 15 0
• lO 15 o Half ...... 1t 14 0
Quarter
I.lo'h 215 6 Eighth ...... 219 6
Sixteenth .. : ... 1 8 0 Sixteenth
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LIFE OF SIR. JOHN STUART.

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