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    removed from King William Street to No . 30

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    for the benefit of the British public . From Messrs . W . Blackwcod & Son . ^—A further

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    absorbing , possesses , many points of extreme interest , and is sure to be attractive to students of the time of Charles I . and his brave but impulsive

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    ture Morris and Colles the Pension . Anyone List , ' acquainted compiled by with William the responsibilities of the task must heartily

    congratulate completion ' the of a comp somewhat iler of dre this ary Bo and ok unprofit on the - able range of work . And yet a perusal of its

    pages affords much interesting reading ; rather melanchply they furnish , perhaps of the , on proverbial account pf improvidence the evidence

    of writers , but still reviving some of the vital niary sparks aid of in literary recognition memory of distinguished . Legislative ability

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    require nought have been enriched , and those whose necessities were great have passed away from the world in indigence . Whole volnmes

    texts might to be the -written points on of this the subject question , and are excellent supplied , in Mr . Colles ' painstaking work . -

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    pa acti considering ve part , he the took time in the at ^ which pol itica life l movements lived , the , of the periodand the associations by which he

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 15, 1889, page 306, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15031889/page/12/