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...Edinburgh Journal of Science. " In this unusual addition to our Journal, we have the happiness of making known to the British public, and thence to the whole...we live. and confer upon the present generation of Ihe human race a proud distinction through all future time. It has been poetically said, that the stars...

...Edinburyh Journal of Science, " In this unusual addition to our Journal, we have the happiness of making known to the British public, and thence to the whole...discoveries in Astronomy which will build an imperishable monnment to the age in which we live, and confer upon the present generation of the human race a prond...

...this unusual addition to our Journal, we have the happiness of making known to the l'ritish publie, and thence to the whole civilized world, recent discoveries...Astronomy which will build an imperishable monument to the ago in which we live, and confer upon the present generation of the human race a prond distinction...

...journal, we have the happiness of making known to the British public, and thence to the whole civilised world, recent discoveries in astronomy which will...through all future time. It has been poetically said ' [where and by whom ?] ' that the stars of heaven are the hereditary regalia of man, as the intellectual...

...journal, we have the happiness of making known to the British public, and thence to the whole civilised world, recent discoveries in astronomy which will...through all future time. It has been poetically said ' [where and by whom ?] ' that the stars of heaven are the hereditary regalia of man, as the intellectual...

...journal, we have the happiness of making known to the British public, and thence to the whole civilised world, recent discoveries in astronomy which will...through all future time. It has been poetically said ' [where and by whom ?] ' that the stars of heaven are the hereditary regalia of man, as the intellectual...

...It was precisely in this tone that the author of the " Lunar Hoax" * opened his account of those " recent discoveries in astronomy which will build an...all future time." " It has been poetically said," he remarks — though probably he would have found some difficulty in saying where or by whom this...

...readers. Thus he started : In this unusual addition to our Journal we have the happiness of making known to the British public, and thence to the whole...monument to the age in which we live, and confer upon the RICHARD ADAMS LOCKE, AUTHOR OF THE MOON HOAX From an Engraving in the Possession of His Granddaughter,...