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A brief note commending the lecture on the subject of Douglas Jerrold, to be delivered by R. W. M. Johnson at the Temperance Hall on 21 July 1868. The writer suggests that, 'should the weather permit of the assembling of an audience', Mr Johnson will 'furnish an intellectual treat'.
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