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London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

THE PRESS.

The Past, Present, and Future of India.

Now Ready, Third Edition, Map, Bvo., 18e.

A HISTORY of INDlA—the Hindoo and
Mahominedan Periods. By the Hon. MOUNTSTUART
ELI'H INSTONE.

A HISTORY of the SIKHS, from the origin
of the Nation to the BATTLES of the SU TLEJ. By the
late Capt. J. D. CUNNINGHAM. Second Edition. Maps.
Bvo. lbs.

MODERN INDIA. A Sketch of the Sy's•
tern of Civil Government; with some Account of the
Natives and Native lustitutions. By GEORGE CAMP
BEI L. Second Edition. Maps. Bvo. lOs.

INDIA AS IT MAY BE. An Outline of
a Proposed Government and Policy. By GEORGE
CAMPBELL. Maps. Bvo. 12s.

A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF INDIA, with
Extracts from a Journal kept in the Provinces. By Sir
ERSKINE PERRY, M.P., late Chief Justice of Bombay.
Fcap. Bvo.

HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN
INDIA. Post Bvo. In the Press.
JOHN ➢fURRAY, Albemarle•street.

,rHE FIRST VOLUME OF SIR ROBERT
PEEL'S MEMOIRS is NOW READY.
JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

This Day, Post Byo., 35.,
THE RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE
BATTLE OF INKERMANN.
JOHN MURRAY, AllNNH2lle.street.

Now Ready, 2nd Edition, tivo., 2s. 6d.,

FELIX MENDELSSOHN BARTHOLDY ;
A Sketch of his Life and Works. By JULES BENEDICT.
JOHN M U ARAI', Albemarle street.

DR. ABERCROMBIE'S WORKS.

Now ready, 14th edition, fcap. Bvo., 6a. 6d.,
VNQUIRIES concerning the INTELLEC-
Li THAI. POWERS, and the INVESTIGATION of TRUTII.
Hy JOHN ABERCROMBIE,M.D.
By the same. 10th edition, reap. Bvo.,
The PHILOSOPHY of the MORAL FEELINGS.
Jona; MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

MRS. LOUDON'S GARDENING FOR LADIES.
Now Ready, fth Edition, with Woodcuts, Fcp Svo.,
EVERY LADY HER OWN GARDENER:
being Practical Instructions in Gardening ; with a Calendar
or Operations mad Directions for Every Month in the Year. By
Mrs. LOUDON.
Joan MunneY, Albemarle-atriset.

Second Edition, with an Index, fcp. Bvo., bs.
HANDBOOK OF FAMILIAR
QUOTATIONS from ENGLISH AUTHORS.
**This very useful little manual. The quotation* are col-
lected with taste and judgment, and an alphabetical concord-
ance is annexed by which the reader can at once refer to the
passage he requires. No library will be complete without the
volume."—Morning Post.
JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

New Edition of Dr. J. D. HOOKER'S last Work.
Now Ready, with 80 Woodcuts, 2 vole. Pot Svo., 18a.
HIMALAYAN JOURNALS. Being Notes of
a Naturalist in Bengal, the Silthim and Nepal Himalayas,
the Khasia Mountains, Ac. By JOSEPH DALTON HOOKER
M.D., R.N., F.K.S.
JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle•street.

17BICIITI'S WORK ON TURKEY.
This day, 2 vols.ost svo., 21s.
1 IiTTERS ON TURKEY; an Account of
Li the Religious, Political, Social, and Commercial Condition
of the oTTOMAN EMPIRE, the Reformed institutions, Amy,
Navy. Ac. Translated from the French of M. A. ÜBICINI. By
LADY EASTHOPE.

M. Übicini has long resided in the East, and has derived his
knowledge from sources of information not generally accessible
and he produces throughout his work so much uninmeachable
evidence in support of the statements which he makes and the
opinions which he advances, that he deserves to be listened to
with more than ordinary au ention."—John Bull.
Cbici_ti has a deep knowledge of Turkish history and Nfahorne•
tan literature, and a considerable acquaintance with the various
races which inhabit Turkey ; to that he brings a practical know.
ledge to correct or animate the written letter. In brief sketches
he presents the pith of Turkish history on important epochs,
and readily uses examples to illustrate his arguments."—
spectator.