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London, England, 1855-01-27 00:00:00

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• Scientific Annual for 1866.
Now ready, price Ss., with a Portrait of the Astronomer Royal,
THE YEAR. BOOK of FACTS in SCIENCE
and Aft? for 140 exhibiting the most important Discove-
ries and Improvements of the Past Year in all Branches of
'Science and the Arts. 13y JOHN TI/113ti, F.S.A.
" It euubles us to learn at once something of what has been
done in any particular line of research, and to obtain the neces-
sary data fur further investigation, as in nearly every instance
the authority of each
DAVID 13 ' fact ' isl 3 given."—Athetiawn.
00E, Fleetostreet.

Corrected to the meeting of Parliament.
Price Cs., neatly bound,
THE POCKET PEERAGE and BARONET-
AGE of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, for 1858, with
Genealogical and Historical Notices and all the usual Lists. By
HENRY R. FORSTER, of tt • Morning Post.
" Of all the various editions of the Peerage which annually
claim our attention, Mr. Forster's is the best, not solely by
reason of the lateness of its information, but from the clear and
lucid order of its arrangemeont."—Atlas.
DAVID Bous, Fleet-street.

This day, the First Volume, Sm., 12..,
A HISTORY of ENGLAND during the Reign
of GEORGE THE THIRD.
• By WILLIAM MASSEY, M.P.
London: Join; W. PARKER and Sox, West Strand.

British Eloquence of the Nineteenth Century.
Now ready, foolscap Bvo., price Bs. 6d., cloth,
SPEECHES of EMINENT STATESMEN,
during the Thirty-nine Years' Peace. First Series, bola
the Chute of the War to the Passing of the Reform Bill.
London and Glasgow : RICHARD GRIMM and Co.

Just published, 18mo., cloth gilt, price One Shilling,
THE LAST SCENE IN THE JEWISH
DRAMA ; or, the Future of Israel and Judah.
The Text of a Conversezione.
London: SIIIPLIN, Idansasm., and Co. Leicester: Wmut
and Som.

NEW MEMBERS.—Now ready,
MR. DO D'S PARLIAMENTARY COM-
PANTON for 1855 (Twenty-third Year), contains the
Thirty-five New Members, and all the New Promotions in Army
and Navy.
WHITTAKER and Co., Ave Maria-lane; and all Booksellers.

The Emperor Napoleon at Elba.
Now ready, in one vol. Svo., with Coloured Illustrations, price 12a.
THE ISLAND EMPIRE;
I or, The Scenes of the First Exile of Napoleon I.
Together with a Narrative of his Residence on the Island of
Elba, taken from local information, the papers of the British
Resident, and other authentic sources. By the Author of
" BlondeIle."
" We heartily commend this book as containing a very satis-
factory and entertaining account of a highly-interesting locality."
—Morning Post.
London : THOMAS BOSWORTH, 215, Regent-street.

This day, foolscap Bvo., cloth,rice 51.,
SCIENTIFIC CERTAINTIES OF
PLANETARY LIFE; or, Neptune's Light as Great ss
Ours. With some hitherto unconsidered Facts connected with
the residence of Moral Agents in the Worlds that surround the
Stars. lly T. C. SIMON, Author of " The Mission and
Martyrdom of St. Peter," &a. &c.
London: Moses BOSWORTH, 216, Regent-street.

This day, 2 ,ols. crown Bta, 165.,
THE FORMATION and PROGRESS of the
TIERS ETAT, or Third Estate in France. By AUGUSTIN
THIERRY, Author of " History of the Norman Conquest."
do. de. Translated from the French by the Rev. FRANCIS B.
WELLS, Rector of Woodchurch, Kent.
London: THONAB Boswonvn, 215, Regent-street.

Now reedy, price ls. ed.,
THE BUGLE OF THE BLACK SEA.
By MF.LANTER.
Being a full Narrative of British Exploits and Sufferings there
up to the end of lat.
HARDWICKS. Duke.street, Piccadilly.

On the Ist of February, 180. will be published, pries One
Shilling, with Two Illustration's by H. K. Browne (Phis),
Part IV. of
HARRY COVERDALE'S COURTSHIP,
AND ALL THAT CAME OF IT : shewing how this
misguided young man fell from the ways of good fellowship and
(in)sobriety; how for his sins he was condemned to—Matri-
loony ; together with a detailed account of his sufferings in that
state of bondage! By FRANK E. SMEDLEY, Author of
" Frank Fairlegh," " Lewis Arundel," &e.
VIRTUE, HALL, and VIRTUE, Paternoster row.

THE ROYAL PICTURES.
THE ART-JOURNAL for FEBRUARY
contains Two Engraving's from Pictures in the Royal
Galleries :—" The Bridge of Toledo," after D. Roberts, 8.A.; and
" Garrick and his Wife," after Hogarth; also the " Lion in Love,"
from the Sculpture by W. Geeps, of Brussels.
The principal Literary contents are :—On Design as applied ta
Ladies. Work, by Mrs. Merrifield, illustrated—Preparations for
the Paris Exhibition and the Board of Trade—British Artists,
No. 2: E. M. Ward, A.R.A., illustrated —'l he Photographic
Patent Right—British Industries, No. 1, by Professor R. Hunt,
F.R.ti.—The Museum of Ornamental Art, illustrated—Exhibi-
tion of Students' Drawings at Gore-houso—The Collection ofMr.
C. Birch. of Birmingham, to. to.
VIRTU'', Hau,, Rod VIRTUE, 25, Paternoster-row.

THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PATENT.--
Talbot v. Laroche.—A Verbatim Report, from the Shorthand
Notes, of the Judge's Charge in this important case, is published
exclusit ely in
The ART-JOURNAL for February.
Vtirrua. HALL„ and VIRTUE, 23, Patertiosterrovr.

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