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SWITZERLAND IN 18545.
A Book of 'Travel, Men, and Ainge.
By the Rev. W. G. HEATHMAN, Rector of St. Lawrence,
Itseter, late British Chaplain at Interlaken.
London: HOPE and Co., 16, Great Marlborough-street.

AMUSING AND INTERESTING NEW WORK.
Now ready at all the Libraries,

THE PRIVATE LIFE of an EASTERN
KING. Ily a Member of the lfousehold of his late Majesty
Nussir•u-dean, King of Gude.

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Nights.' "—Atheneum.
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of those dark mysteries, whose existence is whispered, will be
revealed to us. On perusing this book wo find our wishes more
than realised."—New Monthly Magazine.

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CARLETON'S NEW WORK.
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WILLY REILLEY and his Dear COLEEN
BAWN. A Tale founded ou Fact. By WILLIAM
CARLETON, Author of " The Black Prophet," " The Mllier,"
" Traits and Stories of the lrieh Peaauutry," " Valentine
M'Clutchy,"

" This it; a charming story—a kind of Irish chivalry poem. The
appearance of the 'Coleen Dawn; when she raises her veil at the
trial of Willy Healey, 11R8 the effect of a burst of sunshine. Willy
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all hearts. The picture of the country under the pressure of the
terrible ' penal laws' against Catholics is done well and vigo-
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EDITII VERNON ; or, Contrast of Character.
In 2 vols., price 21e.
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MARY ELI IS ; or, Life and its Mistakes.
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n Excellent both in its moral tone and in its literary style
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Critic.
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Just published, price 55.,
ROMANTSM IN CEYLON, INDIA, AND
CHINA. By the itev. E. ROBINSON.
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Just published, price is. 6d., illustrated,

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LAYS OF LOVE ANI) HEROISM,
LP.GENDS, LYRICS, and OTHER POEMS. By
ELEANOR DARBY, Author of The Sweet South."

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British public by her previous publication, under the title of
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no plentifully bestowed upon her former effort. ' The Lily o'
Dundee' is of itself sufficient to show the distinguished abilities
of the authoress, displaying as it does in a very high degree her
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THE

PRESS.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CXCIII.
is published THIS DAY.

CONTENT'.
I. The late Archdeacon Hare
11. Circulation of the Blood
111. The Pope's Interference in Sardinia
IV. Romans at Colchester
V. Feast of the immaculate Conception
VI. Memoirs of Itov. Sydney Smith
VII. Advertisements
VIII. The Supply of Paper
IX. Objects of the War.
JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle•etreet.

This day. 2 vole. post. svo., with Illustrations and Map, 215.,
LANDS of the SLAVE and the FREE ; or,
Travels in Cuba, the United States, and Canada. By
Captain the Hon. HENRY A. MURRAY, R.N.
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