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THE PRESS, SEPTEMBER 26, 1857.

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
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CONTENTS.
I. Female Dress in 1857
11. Political Priests
111. Qtiedsh! or, Adventures in Malayan Waters
IV. History of Civilization in England
V. Aurora Leigh
VI. The Four Empires
VII. The Choepliorre of Xschylus
VIII. Representative Government—What is it Good For?
IX. Mommeen's Roman History
X. The Progress of English Jurisprudence
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NATIONAL REVIEW, No. X.
CONTENTS:

I. The Reform of the Army
IL The Autobiography of a Mohammedan Gentleman
111. Charles Waterton
IV. The Ultimate Laws of Physiology
V. Unspiritual Religion : Professor Rogers
VI. Alexander Smith's Poetry
VII, Popular Legends and Fairy Tales
VIII. Beranger
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THEIRISH QUAR.TERLY REVIEW,
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ART. I. Odd Phases in Literature; Fifth Paper—ll. The
Decline of Portuguese Poetry: First Paper—lll. The Rev.
Arthur O'Leary—lV. Murders and Hangmen—V. Oysters—Vl.
M'Carthy's Poems—Vll. The Hair—Vlll. Dr. Madden's Phan-
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Manchester, and its Exhibitions of 1657. By a Manchester

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The Origin and Function cf Music
Buckle's History of Civilisation in England
The interpreter: a Tale of the War. Part X. By G. J. Whyte
Melvtlle, Author of " Digby Grand," &c.
Jaya and Nutcrackers
Shooting in Albania. By the Author of the "Log of the Water-

Lily"
The Curate of Edenholme
hero and Leander
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Wanderings on Exmoor
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Delhi, and the Muhammadan Rebellion in India
The Engagement of Susan Chase. By the Author of" Ashley"
Fox at St. Anne's Hill. By Sir Nathaniel
Watertoniana
How Shall we Preach ? By E. t'. Rowsell
Travels of a Norwegian Savant in Siberia
French Novels. La Danielle and Madame Bovary
History of the Newspaper Press. By Alexander Andrews
The Baths of Lucca Gellicano, barge, and an Opera among
the Apennines. By Florentia
North-Western America
A Swedish Voyage Bound the World. Translated by Mrs.
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A Day in York
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CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER. NO. CCL.
The English in India
Memoirs of Delinger. By Monkshood
The Sledge Drive to Church. A Tale of Nirway
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Seven Years of an Indian Oilicer's Life. Chaps. 1., II ,

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My Third and Great Move—Literary Experiments. (Life of an
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DEAFNESS.---The only medal awarded at
the Great Exhibition of 185I(for Acoustic Instrumenti
was to F. C. REIN, for his new ACOUSTIC INSTRUMEN T S
forthe DEAF. They are made of lifferent power. to suit ex-
treme and every degree° f Deafness. To bo procuredonly of the
sole inventorial maker,F. C. Rein,loB,Strand, nearly opposite
V.itetenhali, where the Instrumen teen be tried and numerous
testimonial asein, amongst many onefrom the Right Hon .81r
John Patteeon,one of her Majesty'sPrlvyCounaillors.