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4 t ? THE LEADE R , [ Saturda r , May 6 , 1854 . —^ irWv ^ ¦ — - - i — i i - ¦ ' — - ¦ ¦—¦¦¦ - — - ¦ ¦ . ^ - ¦ - — . .
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T Kit MS OF SUIISOItll'TIOX TO " THE MtADKK . " L . OMDON IMi ^ ^! ' " n " * | 18 "' ^ ° bo r * m 3 lto < 1 Ina < lTllnco-5 Monoy Ord « r » aliould bo drown upon Uio 8 TUANB lironoh Onioo , fin < l bo mndo pnyubloto Mr . Ai-fiikii B . Oallowat , ixl No . 7 , Wollliitflon Street , Blraiul . UK n i Ttntta by Qnosajc UoorxR , ( of Ifo . 8 Nortbend Torrnoo , HnmniemmUU Hont } . In IhwCoimty of Mlddlojex ) , and I'ublialiod by Thoumton i . Kioii JluNr (<> f No ] , IJontlnolc Turraoo Hiiconla I ' ark ) « tTHtf LEADKB OiaaCE , No . 7 , WELLIKQXON WTKKET , 8 TUAN 1 > In tlio Troolnot oftlio bavoy , lu lUo nmno County . —SATUnuAT . Bf « iy 0 , 1 H 64 .
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Leader (1850-1860), May 6, 1854, page 432, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2037/page/24/
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