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The Settlemen

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2. The Prince Edward Distrk, Canada.
3. The Liberated African Establishment, St. Helena. By Dr.
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4. On the Abolition of the Ceylon Spice Duties.
5. The Indian Voyager. By H. H. Breen, Esq.
6. The Shipping of the Colonies in 1844.
7. Evidences of the Growing Prosperity of South Australia.
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8. The Mahogany Trade of Honduras.
9. The Indian Girl's Burial.
10. Australian Sketches No. 4, Description of Melbourne and
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11. Relics of the Charibs in Grenada.
12. Notes on the Sandwich Islands. By R. C. Wyllie, Esq.
13. Sketches of Santa Cruz and St. Thomas. By Thurlow
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14. A Visit to the Indians of Orialla, Guiana. By the Rev. H.
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15 . The Emigrant ; a Tale of Australia. By W. H. Leigh, Esq
16. Reminiscences of Cuba. By C. F. Ellerman, Esq.
17. Editor's Note-Book.
• 18. Colonial Intelligence.
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