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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1676, 18 May 1874, Page 2

A Poetic Gathering.—lf a large hall enough can be secured, it is proposed to call a convention of the authors of" Beautiful Snow." There is supposed to be about 10,000 of* him or her. It would not be a bad idea to call a convention of the authors of, "Bock Me to Sleep, Muther," at the same time and in the lame city, and let the two armies of poets havJß a little battle; »: , ; ; Notice.—JlU- goods* remaining in my possession on and previous to the Ist day of February, 1874, if not claimid within four* ■ teen days from date of this notice, the tame will be sold without further notice.— "Wiixiam Plant, Dyer, &c, Bolleaton•treet, Shortland.—Ai>v«.

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