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PArssr orrlcr, 10Th February. 1874,
I'm the petition Of William Hoyey, Of Worcester
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Boy for the PisIaiid ia error, aud 81 Nj. II. h.
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No. 90 The United States appellant, the claim.
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appellant
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My Daughters Portrait
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5 Supcrstitions of the Maltese People, by Wm.W.
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Notes on our Army-No. l. Addressed to the
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7 The Enchanted GIFTS, by Mrs. Jane l.. Swift
Letters from Gibraltar. Translated from the
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9 Notes on Cuba
10 Shelley Extract from Lecture on the {" &C.
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Ii The Influence of the Fine Arts on the MoralSen-
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Section sixteen, in townships seven, eight nine,
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