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ebrated •` Martin Doyle," together with

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POLITICAL CHARACTERS

(From the Oxford Herald.)

ERRATA.--Two or three little blunders occurr4 in the
last sketch, which it may be well to rectify. Instead of being
printed half as prose and half as poetry, the lines at the com-
mencement ought to have stood thus :

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