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25 the subject to your superior judgment. Even the highest authorities may sometimes receive suggestions that are new to them, from an unexpected quarter; and though I can hardly flatter myself that I shall have in this instance altogether anticipated your own reflections upon this important subject, I still venture to hope that you will not deem what I have said wholly useless; and that from other readers, if with such I should be honoured, I may have succeeded in bespeaking more consideration of it than it would have otherwise received.

I remain, dear Sir James,

Yours very faithfully,

WHARNCLIFFE.

London, June, 1850.

THE END. NORMAN AND SKEEN, PRINTERS, MAIDEN LANE, COVENT GARDEN.