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London, England, 1855-04-28 00:00:00

TEGOBORSKI'S RUSSIA.

Now reedy, Vol. 1., Hvo., price 145., cloth,
C(IOMMENTARIES on the PRODIJCTIVE
FORCES of RUSSIA. By L. DE TEOODORSKI, Privy
Councillor awl Member of the Council of the Russian Empire.

" At last we have an account of the resoaroes of the empire
with which we are at war, a book which gives us some real in-
formation respecting our formidable antagonist We take
reluctant leave of this highly interesting work. It is well trans.
lated, and will, if furnished with a good index, take the place it
deserves amongst standard works of reference."—Gordeners'
Chronicle.

LOTIOR: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, and LONOMANN.

Just published, in crown Bvn., price Us, 6d.,
THE LAST of the OLD SQUIRES : a Sketch.
.1 By CEDRIC OLDACRE, Esq., of Saz•Nonnanbury, some-
time of Christ Church, Oxon.
" That the sterling wisdom which is spread forth in this volume
likes feast may be laid to heart by those on whose comprehen-
sion of their position the destinies of this country are dependent
must he the wish of every thoughtful reader, as it was evidently
the aim of the writer, of one of the most exquisite books that
we have for many a long day had under our hands.--Joha
Loudon : LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, and LONOMANS.

Just pubUsbad, with Illustrations by the Author. price se. fid.,
ATAR OF THE LAST WAR:
being the Services and Aneedotes of Sir CHARLES
RICHARDSON. K.C.8., Vice-Admiral of the Whits. By the
Rev. C. E. ARMSTRONG. Wor. Coll., Oxford, assd Master
of Hemsworth Hospital, Yorkshire.
London LONOMAN, I3ROWN, GREEN, and LONGMAN&

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HATCHAIID'S PUBLICATIONS.

LEILA; or, the Island. By ANN FRASER
TYTLEIL Seventh Edition. Fcap., sloth, Is.
By the Same,
LEILA in ENGLAND: a Continuation of "Leila ;
or, the Island." Fourth Edition. Peap., cloth, de.
LEILA AT HOME: a Continuation of " Leila in
England." Third Edition, Few., cloth, ea.
" Leila at Home,' iu continuation of ' Leila In England,' la
written in the same pleasant style, and conveys similar lesson■
of au instructive and religious tendency."—Liferory Gazette
MARY AND FLORENCE ; or, Grave and Gay.
Tenth Edition. Fain., cloth, as.
MARY AND FLORENCE AT SIXTEEN. Fifth
Edition. Faso., cloth. 6e.
" These works are excellent. /dies Tytler's writings are saps.
daily valuable for their religious spirit. She has taken • just
position between the rationalism of the last generation and thu
Puritanism of the present, while the perfect nature and true art
with which she sketched from Juvenile life show powers which
might be more ambitiously displayed, but cannot be better be-
stowed."—Quarterly Review.

EXTRACTS from the RELIGIOUS WORKS
of FENEWN, Arch Mating of Cambria atoll tree the
Original French. By Miss MA ItSIW.L. ISleventb Edition.
Fcap., cloth, fis.

PROBABILITIES AN AID TO FAITH. By
F. M. TUPPER, Author of " Proverbial Philosophy." Third
Edition. Fcap., cloth, 4e.
"It is difficult to convey by ext►acte the °harm which is dlf•
fused over this tittle book. Where is, in the infinite variety of
subject, a continuous line of thought, which files the attention
to its progress, end leaves the ►nind amused and edified with the
perusal."—Christian linnembruneer.

THE WOODEN WALLS OF OLD ENGLAND ;
Containing the Lives of Lords Rodney, Howe, St. Vincent, Col-
lingwood, 110 e Saumares, sod Sir Sidney Smith. By M. FRASER
'CYTLER. Feap., cloth, be.
By the Same,
TALES OF THE GREAT AND BRAVE;
Containing Memoirs of Wallace, Bruce, the Black Prince, Joan
a Arc, Richard Cteur de Lion, Prince Charles Stuart, and Napo-
leon Buonaparte. ',cap., cloth, ss.
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