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The November-December number of glishwoman, whose heart burns with apon the most reliable information from the China Reme contains less variety than indignation and shame." the various Ports in China and Japan-
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THE BRITISH FLEET IN CHETAS Warees. tlon-conducted by native efforis, but paper of some length entitled "The Em
Cheng, founder of the Chinesa progressive and anti-obstructive in tone pie, which will be read with
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interest by students of Chinese history Six-The enclosed anonymous latter; commands Uhinese belief and interest, while on the other it deserves evary ald few short notices of New Books and a from an Englishwoman at Dover has been case suremarkable. Wo stand before it at a loss) that can be given to it by foreigners number of Notes and Queries, one of which sent to the various offers commanding to say. It is not a miracle, of course, Lake Kuglish journals it contains Editorists, "On Chinese Oaths in Western Borneo Her Majesty'e ships in Cretan waters, and, though any reputed miragte has been teas Java" might appropriately have been as she gives no address, perhaps you would syrep could, with such apparent esse, hars ro with Local, Shipping, and Commercial placa i puder separate hasding, complete be kind enough to permit me to answer is red to health a person in so desperato a strait?
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