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residence among us, by family alliance, and by a peculiar and quite exceptional position as the représentative of the Court most nearly allied to our own , and the most intimate and confidential adviser of his Sovereign , M. Van de Weyer has, for the best portion of a public life concerned withthe highest cares and responsibilities, made England something more than h^fécQijta <country. — The Saturday Review.

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Bruxelles. — Fr. Gobbakbts, imp. du Roi, rue de Louvaio, 40

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