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Issue Details: First known date: 1838... vol. 1 no. 26 3 February 1838 of The Literary News est. 1837-1838 The Literary News
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    • This is the final issue of the Literary News.
    • Contents indexed selectively.

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Farewell Address, James Tegg , single work column
'Prematurely, and somewhat suddenly', the Literary News announces its closure, citing circumstances which had conspired 'to prevent the carrying on of the work, with either profit to the Proprietor, or advantage to the Public'. With 'thanks to friends and smiles to foes - the Literary News most respectfully ... to its readers, biddeth - FAREWELL'.
 (p. 245)
"And art thou gone? so early gone!" On the Death of an Infant Relativei"And art thou gone? so early gone?", Charles Harpur , single work poetry
'On common theme of childhood death as a release from future sorrow and temptation.' (Webby)
 (p. 248)
Note: Written as: Stebii.
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