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NOTICE.
THE DUKE OF BUCKINO,HAM'S
MEMOIRS of the COURT and CABINETSiot;tIEORGE
lif ~ from Original Family Documents. The Thillkatadjegiurt4
Volumes, comprising the period from IWO to 18.10, ipul!com.
pletiug the work, will be published in a few daysibyellessrs.
Muriel. and BLACKETT (Successors to Mr. Colburn);- 137sOrefit
Marlborough street; and those who desire early copies are re.
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Now ready at all the Libraries, in 3 vols., s.
MISS. JEWSBURY'S NEW NOVEL,
" CONSTANCE HERBERT."
Constance Herbert' is a poem in its beauty and its lofty
purpose, a romance in its variety and its fascination. The tale
is deeply interesting."—Atheadessi.
Also, just published,
SAM SLICK'S NEW WORK, " NATURE and
HUMAN NATURE." 2 vols.
" Full of fun and fanoy."—Athenesson.
THE SECRET MARRIAGE ; or, Contrasts in Life.
By Mies FANNY WILLIAMS. 3 vols.
THE WIFE'S TRIALS. A Novel. 3 vole.
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THE LAND OF THE MORNING:
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Lord Bishop of Chichester, and late Preacher of the Charter.
house.
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London: T. Ha:maxim, 187, Piccadilly.

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY'S
WORKS.

I.
A PRACTICAL EXPOSITION OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT (the Gosels to the Genel Epises), in the orm
of Lectures, intended topassist the practice ra
of Dotlmestia Insftruc-
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11.

CHRISTIAN CHARITY; ITS OBLIGATIONS
and Objects, with reference to the Present Nate of Society. In
a series of Serious. Sezond Edition. Bso., ate, 95.;
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APOSTOLICAL PREACHING CONSIDERED
in an Examination of St. Paul's Epistles. Also, Four Sermons
on subjects relating to the Christian Ministry, and preached on
different occasions. Ninth Edition, enlarged. Bvo. cloth, lus. id.
IT.
SERMONS ON THE PRINCIPAL FESTIVALS
of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH. To which are added, Three
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T.l
THE EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY,
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A SERIES of SERMONS on the CHRISTIAN
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A TREATISE on the RECORDS of CREATION,
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LORD BROUGHAMS WORKS.
On May 1, Vol. 11., post Bvo., price as., in cloth,
LIVES of MEN of LETTERS of the Time
of GEORGE 111. Comprising Voltaire, Rousseau. Hums,
Robertson, Johnson, Gibbon, dc. Revised and Enlarged.
London and Glasgow: RICHARD GRIFFIN and Co.

Recently published,
THE POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY of
AUGUSTE COMTE. Freely Translated and Condensed
by HARRIET MARTINEAU. Two vols. large poet Bvo.,
cloth, 16..
Loudon: JOHN CHAPMAN, Strand.