The Press.
London, England, 1857-08-15 00:00:00

MIL BENTLEY* NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SINAI, THE HEDJAZ, AND SOUDAN :
Wanderings around the Birthplace of the Prophet and aerass
the Ethiopian Desert. By JAMES HAMILTON, Author of
" Wandennge in Northern Africa." Post dvo., with Maps,
10s. Q.

CHINA, AUSTRALIA, and the ISLANDS
of the PACIFIC in 1A55-56. By J. D. EWES, Esq. Poet tiro.,
with Illustrations, lUs.

HI.

QUITS ! By the Author of " The Initials."
3 vols. (Just ready.

ANNE SHERWOOD. 3 vols.
" A moat remarkable publication, graven in letters of fire."—
Prese.

DELHI, THE CITY OF THE GREAT
MOGUL; with an Account of various Tribes In Bindostan--.
Hindooa, Affghans, Sikhs. By Mrs. COLIN MACKENZIE.
Crown Bvo., 2s.

ROUGHING IT IN THE BUSH.
By Mrs. MOODIE. Fourth Thousand. Crown Bvo., with a
Frontispiece, 2s.

NEARER AND DEARER.
By CUTHBERT BEDE. Author of " Verdant Green.• Crown
Bvo., with Fortyaeve❑ Illustrations, 2a.

London : RICHARD BENTLEY, New Burlington-street.

Now ready at all the Libraries in r. vols.,
A WOMAN'S STORY.
By Mrs. S. C. HALL.
" ' A Woman's Story' is interesting, and may be heartily re.
commended. It is well and carefully written, and is quite
equal to any of Mrs. S. C. Hall's other works."—Afhntaina.

Also, just published,
PASSAGES in the LIFE of a SOLDIER ;
or, Military Service in the East and West. By Lieut.• Colonel
Sir JAMES E. ALEXANDER, ILC.L.S. 9 yols., with Illus-
trations, 21e.

THE TWO ARISTOCRACIES.
13y Mrs. GORE. 3 vols. .
" A tale worthy of • pleb, beside the best of Mrs. Gore's
previous productious."—Tiwwt.

LIFE AND ITS REALITIES.
By Lady CHATTERTON. S vols.
' A novel of lofty Purpose, of great' descriptive power, of
high-toned feeling, and of admirable sentiments."—Observer.

NOTHING NEW By the Author of
"John Halifax, Gentleman." 2 vole., Ile.
" The volumes cannot fail to charm."—Globe.

The YOUNG BRIDE. By Mrs. BRISCOE.
3 Tols..

HUR9T and

13, Great

GRAY AND PERCY'S KEY TO THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT.
Crown Bvo., cloth, price Is. Od.
A KEY to the OLD TESTAMENT and
APOCRYPHA; or, an Account of their several Books,
their Contents and Authors, and of the Time in which they
were respectively written. By ROBERT GRAY, D.D., late
Lord Bishop of Bristol. To which is added, a KEY to the NEW
TESTAMENT, by THOMAS PERCY, D.D., late Lord Bishop
of I)romore.

London: Wn. Tsai and Co., 86, Queen-street, Cheapalds.

YONGE'S NEW HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
In post ovo., price Hs.,
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
from the Earliest Times to the Peace of Paris, 1856. By
CHARLES DUKE YONGE.

Rivir4oTore, Waterloo•place.

New Volume of Sermons by the Dean of Canterbury.
In small Bvo.' price Is.,
QUEBEC CHAPEL SERMONS, Vol. VI.
On the PERSON and OFFICE of CHRIST.
By HENRY ALFORD, 8.D., Dean of Canterbury, late Minister
of the Chapel.
Rrmfoross, Waterloo-place, Of whom may be bad,
The Second Edition of the Fifth Volume (on Divine Love), se.
The Seventh and Concluding Volume is in the press.

Just published, by Westerton, price Zr,
K ING EDWARD VI. An Historical Drama,
in Five Acts. By the Rev. Dr. GREGG.
" it is a great thing to follow Shakespeare, and in an histo-
rical drama in five acts Dr. Gregg in this fine tragedy has sue.
ceeded, and produced a drama worthy of the best ages of
our literature."—The Peoples Paper, edited by Mr. Ernest Jones

Price 2d. Weekly,
BERANGER-THE NATIONAL
MAGAZINE, Nos. 4,i and 47, contain a Portrait and
Memoir of Beranger; the Beginning of a New Tale, by the
Author of " Paul Ferrll:" Bascaldorn and its Kings, by G. W.
Thornbury : and a Variety of other Interesting Papers, together
with Beautiful Woodcuts of Shakspere Characters by John
Gilbert, Neglected Flowers, by T. M. Joy, de. do.
25, Essex-street, Strand.

I\l ESSRS. ACKERMANN and CO.,
1. 106, STRAND, have the honour to announce that in
Aug-nst will be ready, size quarto royal, in a handsome gilt
binding, price One Guinea, THE LAST OF THE BRAVE ;
containing Views and Plaits of the various Burial Grounds in
the Crimea and at Scutari, to be accompanied by the entire In-
scriptions on the Monuments, both Public and Regimental, to-
gether with those on the Tombs of our departed Heroes, whe-
ther Officers, Soldiers, or Sailors. By the Hon. Captain COL-
BORNE, 77th, and Captain BRINE, R.E.
A CORRECT MAP OF SEBASTOPOL, and surrounding
Country, showing the Burial Grounds, by Captain F. BRINE,
8.E., F.E.G.S., may be had of the Publishers.