The Press.
London, England, 1858-03-06 00:00:00

MR. MURRAY'S LIST.

THE WELLINGTON SUPPLEMENTARY
DESPATCHES AND MEMORANDA, 1797.1805. Map.
(To be completed in 4 vale.) Vol. 1., Bvo., 20a.
DR. LIVINGSTONE'S JOURNAL OF
HIS TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES IN SOUTH
AFRICA. Portrait and Illustrations, Bvo., 21a.

LORD ELLESMERE'S ESSkYS ON
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, GEOGRAPHY, ENG I-
N EERING. Contributed to the " Quarterly Review."
Bvo. INert week.

LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON THE
RAILWAY ENUINEER. By SAMUEL SMILES.
Fourth Edition, Portrait, Bvo., Ids.

LORD MAHON'S HISTORY OF BRITISH
INDIA FROM ITS ORIGIN TILL THE PEACE OF
1/83. Extracted from his " History of England." Post
Bro., 3a. Q.

REV.GEORGE RAWLINSON'S HISTORY
OF HERODOTUS. A New English Version. Edited
with Notes and Essays by Sir HENRY RAWLINSON and
Sir J. G. WILKINSON. Illustrations. (To be completed
in 4 vols.) Vol. 1., Bvo., 18s.
THE MARQUIS CORNWALLIS'S
PAPERS AND CORRESPONDENCE, relating chiefly
to India, America, the Union with Ireland, and Peace of
Amiens. Edited by CHARLES ROSS. Portrait,
3 vols. [Shorty.

MR. JOHN FORSTER'S HISTORICAL
AND BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS. 2 vols. post svo.
Lln March.
I. The Debates on the Great I 111. Daniel De Foe

Remonstrance, Nov. and IV. Sir Richard Steele
Dec., 164: V. Charles Churchill
11. The Civil Wars and Oliver VI. Samuel Foote

LORD DUFFERIN'S LETTERS FROM
HIGH LATITUDES, during a Yacht Voyage in 1808.
Third Edition, Illustrations, post Bvo., 21s.
GENERAL SIR CHARLES NAPIER'S
LIFE AND OPINIONS. By his Brother, Sir WM.
NAPIER, K.C.B. Second Edition, Portraits, 4 vols. post
Bvo , 48*.

REV. A. P. STANLEY'S COMMENTARY
ON ST. PAUL'S EPISTLES TO THE CORIN-
THIANS. With Critical Notes and Dissertations. Second
Edition, Bvo., 18s.

SIR RODERICK MURCHISON'S
MURIA : the History of the Oldest known Rocks con-
taining Organic Remains. Second Edition, Plates, me-
dium Bvo. [ln the Press.

LORD RAGLAN; THE STAFF
OFFICER'S LETTERS FROM HEAD QUARTERS.
A New and Condensed Edition, Portrait and Plans, post
Svo., 13s.

MR CROKER'S ESSAYS ON THE EARLY
PERIOD OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. COD-
tributed to the " Quarterly Review." Bvo., Os.

LORD CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF LORDS
KENYON, ELLENBOROUGH, AND TENTERDEN,
Chief Justices of England. Bvo.,
THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS:
A NARRATIVE OF THE MUTINY OF THE ARMY
AT HIS ACCESSION. B►o., 102.8 d.

REV. J. C. ROBERTSON'S HISTORY OF
THE CHURCH FROM THE APOSTOLIC AGE TO
THE CONCORDAT OF WORMS, A.D. 1124. vol s.
Bvo., 30s.

HON. MOUNT-STUART ELPHIN-
STONE'S HISTORY OF INDIA ; The Hindoo and
Mahoniedart Periods. Fourth Edition, Map, Bvo., IBs.
DR. ABERCRONIBIE'S ENQUIRIES ON
THE INTELLECTUAL POWERS AND INVESTI-
GATION OF TRUTH. Fourteenth Edition. Foolscap
Bvo., Os. 61.

LORD LINDSAY'S LIVES OF THE
LINDSAYS ; or. a Memoi• of the lionaes of Crawford
and Balcarres. Second and Cheaper Edition, 3 vols.
Bvo., 24a.

MR. JAMES FERGUSSON'S ILLUS-
TRATED HANDBOOK OF ARCHITECTURE. Third
Thousand, with ti(frO Illustrations, 2 tole. tlro., 30s.

JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET.

DEAN AMMAN'S HISTORY OF LATIN
CHRISTIANITY, including that of the Popes. Second
Edition, with an Index, 6 vols. tivo., 72a.

HON. ROBERT CURZON'S VISITS TO
THE MONASTEI:IES OF TIIE LEVANT. fourth
Edition, Woodcuts, post Svo., 159.

SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS ON MILITARY
BRIDGES AND THE PASSAGE OF RIVERS. Third
Edition, Plates, Bvo., 21s.

" SIR CHARLES BELL ON THE HAND.
Sixth Edition, Portraits and Woodcuts, post Bvo.,
7s. 6J.

MR. GROTE'S HISTORY OF GREECE,
from the Earliest Period to the close of the Generation
contemporary with Alexander the Great. Portrait, Maps,
and Index. 12 vols. Bvo., 164. each.

SIR DAVID BREWSTER'S TREATISE
ON THE KALEIDOSCOPE. Post Eivo.
[Next week.

MR. LAYARD'S POPULAR ACCOUNT
OF HIS RESEARCHES AND DISCOVERIES AT
NINEVEH. Tenth Edition, Woodcuts, post Svo., 6s.
LORD BYRON'S POETICAL WORKS.
A New Library Edition. Edited with Notes, Portrait and
Index, 0 vols. Bro., 455.

MR. LOCKHART'S ANCIENT SPANISH
BALLADS, Historical and Romantic. Third Edition,
with Portrait and Illustrations, printed in colours,
4t0., 425.

REV. J. J. BLUNTS LECTURES ON
THE RIGHT USE OF THE EARLY FATHERS.
1.55.

DR. WM. SMITH-GIBBON'S DECLINE
AM) FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. Edited with
Notes and Preface, a New Edition, Portrait, Map, and
Index, 8 vole. Bvo., 80s.

SIR CHARLES LYELL'S PRINCIPLES
OF GEOLOGY. Ninth Edition, Woodcuts, Bvo., 18..
REV. DR. HOOK'S CHURCH DIC-
TIONARY, for Clergymen and Students. Sizth Edition,
Bw., ltle.

SIR FRANCIS B. HEAD'S DESCRIPTIVE
ESSAYS. Contributed to the " Quarterly Review." 2 vols.
post dvo., Ids.

MR. LESLIE'S HANDBOOK FOR YOUNG
PAINTERS. With Illustrations, post Bvo., 10s. W.
BISHOP HEBER'S NARRATVE OF HIS
JOURNEY THROUGH THE UPPER PROVINCES
OF INDIA. Tenth Edition, 2 vols. post Bvo., I'2s.
DR. J. D. HOOKER'S HIMALAYAN
JOURNALS. Being Notes of an Oriental Naturalist.
Second and Condensed Edition, Woodcuts, 2 vols. post
Bvo., 18s.

SIR CHARLES EASTLAKE-THE
ITALIAN SCHOOLS OF PAINTING. From the
German of KnotAß. Edited with Notes. Third Edition,
with 150 Illustrations, 2 vols. post Bvo., 30s.

DEAN LIDDELL'S HISTORY OF ROME,
from the Earliest Times to the Establishment of the
Empire. 2 vols. svo., 28s.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE'S CONFIDEN-
TIAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH HIS BROTHER
JOSEPH, sometime King of Spain. Second Edition,
2 vols. Aro., 265.

MEMOIRS OF SIR ROBERT PEEL.
Left in MS. Published by his Trustees, Earl Stanhope
and Mr. Cardwell, M.P. '2 vols. post Bvo., 159.
MR. G. P. SCROPE - THE GEOLOGY
AND EXTINCT VOLCANOS OF CENTRAL FRANCE.
New Editi',n, revised, with Coloured Maps, and Illustra-
tions, medium tiro. iNczt week.

SIR J.G. WILKINSON'S MANNERS AND
CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS. Third
Edition, with 500 Woodcuts, 2 vols. post Bvo., 12s.
MR. GEORGE BORROW'S ROMANY
EYE. A Sequel to Lavengro. Second Edition, 2 vols.
pos aro., 21s.

Just published, Second Edition, with Addition, tiro., cloth,
price 3s. dd.,
QCRIPTURE AND SCIENCE NOT AT,
LI VARIANCE; with Remarks on the Historical Character
Plenary Inspiration, and surparsing Importance of the Earlier
Chapters of Genesis. ItyJOHN H. PRATT, M.A.. Archlocos
of Calcutta. Author of the ' Mathematical Principles of Mechk
nie al Philosophy."
London : THOMAS HATCHAll9.lPiCeldilly.

MR. STOKES'S VOLUME OF SERMONS.
Just published, fcap., cloth, price Ss.
QERMONS. By EDWARD STOKES, M.A.
S
Student of Christ Church, late Whitehall Preacher, and
Select Preacher in the University of Oxford.
" One great advantage of English sermons over those of most
foreign preachets—we speak of good specimens of either class—
is that the former will bear reading as well as bearing. Tbo
now before us, by Mr. Stokes, illustrate this good quality; ilivf
do not deal with any controverted subject, and very little with
doctrine at all, but there is a tone of real piety and of love t 7
wards Christ pervading them, which stamp them as essentimly
Christian sermons."—Literary Churchman.
London: T. HATCH/AD, 187, Piccadilly. J. H. and J. PAIIVEr.,
Oxford.

Fifth Thousand, 2 vols. crown Ebro., cloth, price los.,
,H
E SHELTERLNG VINE.
By the Countess of NORTH ESK. With an Introduction by
the Very Rey. R. C. TRENCH, D.D., Dean of Westminster.
The object of this s ork is to afford consolation under the ss•
rious:rials of mind and body to which all are exposed, bY a "":
'region of texts from Holy Scripture, and extracts from old sod
modern authors in prose and poetry, with a selection of Prayers
adapted to the seine.
London : T. HATCHARD, lir, Piccadilly.