TEMPLE BAR WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED "BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY." A LONDON MAGAZINE FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY READERS. THE SIXTY-SIXTH VOLUME. SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER 1882.

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