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DERBYSHIRE.

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LA N HISTORICAL and TOPOGRAPHICA.L
ACCOUNT of DERBYSHIRE; being the Eighth..
P.::t of Magna Britannia, or, a Concise Account of the several
Cocsue. of Great Britain, alphabetically arranged.
21 the Rev. DANIEL LYONS, AU F.R.R. F.A. and LS,
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S kMUEL LYSONS, En+ F.R.S. and F.A.S.
Rteper of his Majesty's Records in the Tower of London.
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Tait day W 4.4 published, in two vols. nye. price 18s. beards,
New Edition, being the Eleventh, of
GY;riE ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN, THEOLO-
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6n:Pteres ; Summary of the of the Jews; a brief
ot the C,ontents of the s• Books of the Old and
; a short Account of the English Translations
e!;4. anti of the Liturgy of the lurch of England ; and
~r. Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion.
D0i0.:.1 principally for the use of Young Students is Divinity.
By taI.:ORGE TONILINE, D.D.
ik.ho2 of Lincoln, and Dean of'St•
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XTARR AT,IVE of NY CAPTIVITY in JAPAII
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Voyage to the Coasts of Japan, and of Negotiations with the
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13y Captain RIKORD.
" I describe only what many within my own obeervitiOn and
' report ooly what I saw • "

exretience, and , with my own eyes.
Preface. ..
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A N ESSAY on CAPACITY and GENIUS; en-
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STATR TRIALS.
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Dr. JAMES'S FEVER FOWDER & AHALEPTIC PILLS.
CAUTION.

T FEEL it my duty to remind the Public, from time
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