The Press.
London, England, 1856-06-28 00:00:00

THE INGREDIENTS.

Pool:craft The Humours of law
The Modern Moloch I The Mute Creation.
The Toilet and its Devotees Pulpit Peculiarities
The Mysteries of Medicine The Larcenies of Literature
The Cycle of the Seasons I A Stray Leaf
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EXPOSITION OF THE TYPES AND
ANTITYPES of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT.
By the Hon. Lady SCOTf. Post Bvo., 10s. ad.
[Now ready.

\TvANDERINGS among the HIGH ALPS.
By ALFIH WILLS, Esq., of the IBMs Ttlmpl.., par-
rister-at-Lsw. Post Bvo., with Four Illustrations, 10s.

" By those Alpine travellers who wish to leave the beaten
track of to diets, these ' Wanderings' will be perused with ad-
vantage and pleasure. Mr. Wills' experience will be especially
valuable to pedestrians, and to those who combine scientific re.
search with admiration of the grand and picturesque in scenery."
—Literary Gazette.

THE CROWN WARD.
A Story of the Days of King James I.
By ARCHII3ALD BOYD, Author of " The Duchess," anti
" The Cardinal." 3 vole.

" It represents that free and buoyant spirit of adventure which
k the charm of ~4cott's narratives. It is in constant and sustained
venture that Mr. Boyd makes good a claim to be classed *lth
Scott."—Press.
" Oue of the best historical
—Literary Gazette.

that has lately appeared."

" Plenty of adventure and good sketches of character."—
Examiner.

PICTURES OF NURENIBURG.
and Rambles in the Hills and Valleys of Franconia.

By H. J. WHITLING, Esq.
Cheap Edition, poet Svo., with nearly Twenty Illustrations,
Gd.

R" Most complete and graphic account of Nuremburg—her
walls, her gates, her old palaces and merchants' houses, her
churches and her towers, all bearing witness to the days of her
power, and recording in all but imperishable language the vicis-
situdes of her fortunes. his a well-written and most interesting
work."—Britanni a.

HISTORY of the OTTONINN TURKS,
from the Foundation of their Empire to the Present Time.
By Professor CREASY, Professor of History at University
College, London. SI vols. fivo., with Maps, 28s.

" Of all the hbtories of the Turks which the present war has
produced, tire is by far the best. Professor Creasy has brought
to his task a mind more trained to historical investigation and
rising higher in the elevated style looked for in an historian."—
Spectator.

" With a profusion of materials at his command, and with
that critical acumen and talent for historical composition or
which he has already earned a high reputation, the author has
produced a work of which it is not difficult to predict that it will
prove the standard work of English literature on the subject of
which it treats."—John Bull.

VIII.

lIHE OLD GREY CHURCH.
_I. A Novel. By the Author of" Trevelyan," " Marriage

in High Life."
" It is writtal in a gentle, touching style, which has a peculiar
charm of its own We prefer it to any work we have seen by the
aam e authoress."—Athesurum.

"We have been pleased with the style and interested in the
story."—Literary Gazette.
" The story is a very interesting one ; the characters are wed
drawn, and the narrative is animated and etreettve."—Morning
Poe t.

ISTORY of RICHARD CROMWELL and

the RESTORATION of CHARLES 11.

I3y M. GUIZOT, Author of " History of Oliver Cromwell."

" It is itnposaible to read this calm and noble work without
feeling its unconscious pathos. M. Guirot here shows u• the
last act of a great drama, terrible in interest and tragic at toe
close."—Alhertattes.

" M. Guizot's historical ♦iews of thlereinnrhable period are full
of interest and originality."—Leader.

CLA RA; or, Slave Life in Europe.
With a Preface by Sir ARCHIBALD ALISON, Bart.

Second Edition, 3 vols.
" One of the most masterly and delightful works of flatlets
with which we are acquainted."—Morring Post.
LONDON: RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET.
Publisher in Ordinary to her Majesty. eta.