The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09 00:00:00

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ILLUSTRATED HIBTOR—Y OF THE
ISLAND OF JERSEY,
With a notion of the adjaoent Islands,
(In the English and French Langnages,)
By JOHN SULLIVAN,
Member of the Archaeological Institute of Great Britain
and Ireland, and of several other Literart Societies in
Europe. Author of several Poetical and Historical
Works.

Under the immediate Patronage of Her Maienty, the
Queue, who hes graciously accepted the dedication of
this important history.
THE Size of the Work will be Imperial
Quarto, it will contain • Map of the Island, a
View of the Town, and of it. principal Monument.,
also the Manors and several of the Mansions, Villas,
he.. he.
This Work will be published in eight parte, melt part
will contain Ose Chapter. The Price of each will be
7s. 6d.
A Kubseribers Lit is open at the °Mom of the Church
and County N wspeper Company (Limited), Church.
street, l) heeler.

WACE-HIS WORKS, 018 COUNTRY.

BY J. SULLIVAN (Oxon).
Dedicated by Permitaion to tbe LOUD BMW? OP
Perzasoaovea.

Will appear shortly.
Pries, to Subscribers, in 4to 6e. 6d.
Ditto oitto Bvo. 2&6d.
THE profit of this work will be dedicated to
the funddestined to eroct a monument to
Chsnoine Wace,in hia native isle, Jersey.
Lists of subscribers, whims names are to be printed
with the work, are placed at the dikes of all the
journals, and at all the prinelpal booksellers of thy
sland. _ _

Mem& L. Hachette and Co.
London, Mc. W. Allen, 4 Brydgeretreet, Covent
Garden. _ . _

As a proof of the literary worth of this book, we give
the following extreet
"London. May 15th, 1865.
Miuter WAci. Of Jersey.
The reading of this important work, which took
nearly two hours, did not for an instant cease to @anti.
vete the attention of the audience, who testified to the
author their thanks for the eminently prep.:dilute and
documents which he had been at the trouble to collect
ant arrange, and who, whilst promising their usistance
for the success of his enterprise, are pleased to recognise
in Mr. John Sullivan a learned and conscientious writer,
who minx and merits the affection of all who have the
advantage of knowing him, or of reading his literary
productions.
Extract from the minutes of the literary seance of
May Ist, St. Martin's-place, Trafalgar-square, London.
L P11.0143X, Secretary."
An appendix containing copious extracts from tiro
works of Woes will be added to this work.

"US CHANT/ CIM MA Pantile," in Norman yens, by
the sante author, in which will be found the amount of
the Queen's visit to Jersey, in it* together with an
tc. , in the acme tongue, on the death of Albert the
Prince Consort of oar Gracious Sovereign, will
alto appear, and will be printed No as to be bound
with t hi.tory of Waco.
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li.E.—Pareoils desirous of advertising en the outer
pages of this work are requested to ?onward their en.
nouncements to the offices of Ilia journals. This will
be an excellent MPIUN of advertising, seeing that in
France. Emgland Atnerise, end Denmark, there are e
large number of savants who take an interest in W.
and his writings.

--60-gree--;n7a7; Portrait of WAcit, by J I, II Mak

10) OST OFFICE DIRECTORY OF HA MP-
± SHIER, WILTENIRE, AND DoRSETSIIIRE,
with Naps engraved for the Work. Prim to Subscribers,
20a.; Nou-Beloscribers, 255. The Publishers, in submit-
tiog the Prospectus of the New Edition of the
Directories of these Counties, reaps:Nally hope for a
continuance of the Patronage of their former Sslsiseri-
hers.

The work will contain a topographical account of arch
Parish, Village, Hamlet and Township, with itadielanee
from London mid other chief towns, Rk position in the
Division of the County in whieb His situated, Hundred
and Colon, and Count, Court District, and &leo the
Diocese. Arolidesconry and Rural Deanery • the Popu•
lation from the Cecina of 1861 ; Desmipiion of the
Churches, with the Value of the Living, the names of
the Patron and Incumbent; the chid Landowners; the
Acreage, notice of Soil and Crops, Local Charities, end
description of the Principal Seale. In the towns are
also given particulars of the Local Government ; an
Architectural Description of the Churches ad other
Public Buildinp, Chapels of Different Denomination*,
Public School.; Agricultural and licientiffq Societies
and Meetings, Museums, Thealms, ke.; a fall account
of the Principal flanaleetulas of which each town is
the seat; the Markets Pelf' and R• 0011 j Object. of
Natural Curiosity and Antiquities ; Hospitals, Alms-
houses end Charities.

The Directory of 'mob town comprises Lish of the
Resident Nobility, Clergy and Gentry, and alto a List of
all engaged in Professional and Mensuitile Pursuits, in
Alphabetical Order. koformation relating to Law and
Public Offices, Churches and Chapels, the Arrival and
Departure of the nails and Coaches, Posting Houses,
C,omtnertial Inns, together with psoulars respebtins
Conveyance, by Railway, Water or Land Carriers, will
also be include 4.

—fro-teediat-eiy-following wig b 6 liireo an Alphabetical
Arrangement of Names Of the Nobility. Gentry and
Clergy, and a General Classidoation of Trades,:which
will exhibit all the Persons engaged in any Trade
tluonghont each Comity.
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The Proprietors respectfully request the favour of
the gentlemen in their employ being persons:ly sees
at their applying for Wonstation, and that thepre•
eise spelling of the Name, Iv., may be given to them.
KELLY k Co., OW Hoenell-oeurk Bt. Otentents,
Stread, London, W.C.
Removing to Oate-etneek Lincoln's lnn neige.