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ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF 1853-4.
Foolscap Bvo., 200 pages, stout wrapper, price One Shilling.

"There is wonderful cleverness, humour, and drollery in this collection."—The Leader.
" A series of squibs, crackers, portraits, and imaginary conversations—chiefly political in interest—from the lighter columns
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"In this little volume is gathered a selection of pungent and smartly-written pieces (prose and ♦erse) which appeared in the
P2Ess newspaper during the year 1853-4. There is a good deal of witty tire about them, and they chronicle small matters which
would otherwise have fallen into forgetfulness and oblivion."—The Weekly Dispatch.
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Mr. Hallam's Histories—Cheap Edition.
On the Slat of May will be published, Vol. 1.. post iivo., 6s.
(to be completed in Ten Monthly Volumes),

THE HISTORICAL WORKS of HENRY
HALLAM.
POPULAR EDITION.
This Edition has been undertaken from the urgent demands
made upon the Publisher from time to time for cheaper copies
of these works, which have n become class books at the Uni-
versities and Public Schools, and it is hoped that the present
mode of publication will place them within the moans and
reach of all classes of readers.

The Works will appear as follows :
HISTORY of EUROPE during the MIDDLE
AGNS. 3 vols.

CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY of ENGLAND.
$ 'rola.
LITERARY HISTORY of EUROPE. 4 WAS.
JOHN Atramtx, Albemarle-street

For the Cause of our Disasters in the Crimea,
See the Roving Englishman's New Book written there.
Price 5a., cloth lettered,
PICTURES from the BATTLE FIELDS.
This Original Work, by " The Roving Englishman," con-
tains Chapters on—
Scutari and its Hospitals I The Heights before Sebastopol
Miss Nightingale The Bashi-Bazouk
Balaklava I Russian Officers and Soldiers
The Commissariat again The French Officer
A Camp Dinner The Zouave
With Illuminations, from Sketches made on the Spot, of
The Zouave—Th Camp Dinner— Bashi-I3azouk—A Street in
Constantinople —l3ucharest The Deserted Villa— Varna—
Balaklava.
London : Gnonon RoumEnot and Co., Farringdon-street.

lon Monday. in Bvo., sewed,
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.
By LAURENCE OLIPHANT, Author of the " Russian
Shores of the Black Sea," ke.
Wu. BLACKWOOD and SON!, Edinburgh and London.

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