The Press.
London, England, 1855-11-17 00:00:00

Heath's Keepsake for 1858.

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Now read ice 215., elegantly bound,
THE KEEPSAKE for 1856.
' Edited by MISS POWER.
With Contributions by Mrs. Abdy, Barry Cornwall, Calder Corn.
wall, Mrs. S. C. Hall, P. J. Bailey, Robert Browning, Albert
Smith, Frank E. Smedley, Alfred A. Watts, and other popular
Authors ; and numerous beautifully.flnished Engravings
executed under the superintendence of /dr. F. A. HEATH.
Davin Boouw, Fleet-street

The Book of Beauty for 1858.
Now ready. in a handsome binding, 216.; with coloured Plates, 421.
THE COURT ALBUM;
or, Book of Beauty for 1858.
A Series of charming Portraits of the Young Female Nobility.
Beautifully engraved from Drawings by the beat Artists; with
Biographical and orical Memoirs.
DAVID Bootz. Fleet-street.

Landscape Annual for 1856.
Now ready, super-royal Bvo., 215., cloth,
THE RHINE : its Picturesque Scenery and
Historical Associations. Twenty Line Engravings on Steel
by the best Artists, from Drawings by BIaKET FOSTER. The
Descriptive Letterpress by HENRY MAYHEW.
DAVID Boova, Fleet-street

New Novel by the Author of "The Soalphuntere."
Next week, at all the Libraries,
THE WHITE CHIEF:
A Legend of Northern Mexico.
By CAPTAIN MAYNE REID, Author of " The Rifle Rangers,"
" The Sealphuntere," de.
DAVID Boone, Fleet street.

Xr. Longfellow's New Poem.

Now ready, in foolscap Bvo., 55., cloth,
THE SONG OF HIAWATHA.
By HENRY WADS WORTH LONGFELLOW.
"It is beyond all doubt that this 'Song of Hiawatha' will is.
crease Mr. Longfellow's reputation as a singer. The tale itself
is beautiful, fanciful, and new. In a word, the story of Hiawatha
is the poet's moat original productinn."—Atheneum.
DAVID Boons, Fleet-street.

by
Complete in One Volume, with Twelve Steel Eugrariogs
George Cruikshank, price 7a.,
THE GREATEST PLAGUE OF LIFE ;
or, the Adventures of a Lady in search of a good Servant.
By One who has been almost Worried to Death.
Edited by the Brothers MAYHEW.
" Full of humour."—Literary Gazette.
DAVID Bootie, Fleet-street.

In dvo., price 9e. bd., cloth,
AN INQUIRY concerning RELIGION.
By GEORGE LONG, Author of " An Essay ou the Morel
Nature of Man," "The Conduct of Life," &o.
London: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, and LONGMANS.

On Thursday, the Rtind of November (Almansch Day), will be
THEE
in Twenty-eight Pages, stitched, price 4d.,
THE HOUSEHOLD WORDS ALMANACK,
for the Year 1866.
" Household Words" Otlice, No. 16, Wellington-street North,
Strand.
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New Serial Work by Mr. CharleeiDickena
Uniform with " Dombey and on, " David Coppertield," " Bleak
House," ttc. Be.
On the 30th of November will be published, to be completed in
Twenty Monthly Parts, price Is. each, the First Monthly Part
of a New W&.rk of Fiction, called
LIT TLE DORRIT.
By CHARLES DICKENS. With Illustrations by HARLOT
K. BROWN!.
BRADBURY and EvAtts, 11, Bouverie-street.

Just published, svo., price as., cloth,
THE ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION
COME. By a Cambridge M.A. Layman.
Addressed to the Jew, Papist, Moslem, and Protestant,
We can promise to those who take special interest in
prophecy that a perusal of the whole work in question will eei-
tainly not slacken such interest."—lorkrltire Gazette.
" We may recommend the work for perusal as an earnest and
m m perno.usly exact summary, free from sectarian bias."—.Vorrung
Chronicle.
JAMES Nisi = and Co., 21, Berners•street.

London: Printed and Publiblied at the Office, 11U, Strand, in
the Precinct of the Savoy, in the County of by
ALFRED lvs, of 17, Bedford•etreet, Coveatiardes, on
SATURDAY, the 17th day of November, 180.1.6

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