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AFTER the present week the "PICTURE TIMES" will be combined with the "ILLUSTRATED TIMES" Newspaper, and the publication mill take place at the Office of the latter Paper, 148 Fleet Street. The "ILLUSTRATED TIMES" consists of 16 Folio Pages, and contains numerous Engravings of th

' HOUSE LORDS. 4.—The Agricultural Statistics Bill.—On the order to go into committee on this bill, Lord DERBY said he concurred in the objects of the bill, b,ut he had doubts as to how it could be carried out. It was desirable to conciliate the prejudices entertained by farmers

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