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ARCANA OF SCIENCE
And Annual Register of the Useful Arts for 1832. Abridged from the Transactions of Public Societies, and Scientific Journals, British and Foreign, for the past year. This volume will contain all the Important Facts in the year 1831—in the Mechanic Arts, Chemical Science, Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, Meteorology, Rural Economy, Gardening, Domestic Economy, Useful and Elegant Arts, Miscellaneous Scientific Information.
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Footnote 1: [ (return) ]
For Views of Windsor Castle, with the late renovations, see the following Numbers of the Mirror:
No. 292, George the Fourth's Gateway, South and East Sides.
Long Gallery.
No. 437, Bedchamber in which George IV. died.
No. 444, Private Dining Room.
No. 486, George IV. Gateway, from the interior of the Quadrangle.
No. 488, St. George's Chapel.
Footnote 2: [ (return) ] United Service Journal, Jan. 1832.