The Press.
London, England, 1858-10-09 00:00:00

New Edition, considerably enlarged,

A COMPARATIVE INQUIRY as to the
, CLIMATES of PAU. Nice. Rome, Pisa, Florence, and
Naples. &c.. as a Winter's Residence far Invalids. By A.
TAYLOR, M.D., F.R.S.E., C or. Member of the Hist. Institute
of France, &c.
London: JOHN W. PARKER and SON, West Strand. GLI.IO.
NAM'S, Paris.

Now ready, price 4s. ed.,
THE BACKWOODS' PREACHER:
an Autobiography of PETER CARTWRIGHT, more than
Fifty Years a Preacher in the Backwcods and Western Wilds of
America. With a Preface, Notes, and Appendix.
" This bizarre and eccentric book."—London Review.
London: ALEXANDER HEYLIN, 7R, Patornoster•row.

THE BUCKS NEWSPAPERS.
1 The following results are extracted from "A return of
the registered Newspapers in the United Kingdom, and of the
number of Stamps, at one penny, issued to each from December
31,1855, to December 31, 1857 ";

BUCKS HERALD (Aylesbury) 45,500
Windsor Express. 35,000
Aylesbury News - 34,500
Buckinghamshire Advertisers 9A,000
Bucks Chronicle* 14000
Excess of Circulation of BUCKS HERALD over Windsor
Express, 10,000; over Aylesbury News, 11,000 ; over Bucking.
hamehire Advertiser,* !",500 ; Bucks Chronicle,* 16000

. .
• As both these newspapers are published biweekly, their
bona-tide circulation as an advertising medium only one-half
of the number above quoted. On this view of the case the tol-
lowing ■re the results:—Excess of Circulation of BUCKS
HERALD nver Buckinghamshire Advertiser, 26,500; Bucks
Chronicle, 37,500.

SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.
A COURSE of TWELVE LECTURES on the HUMAN
FORM will be delivered by JOHN MARSHALL, Esq., F.R.S.,
F.R.C.S., Assistant-Surgeon to University College Hospital, on
the 22nd and 29th of October, sth, 12th, 19th, and 2t;th of
November, 3rd, 10th, and 17th of December, 7th, ldth, and list
of January, 1e59. This course will be delivered on Friday
evenings at eight o'clock. 'rickets, es.. for the course of twelve
lectures or la. each lecture, to be obtained at the catalogue sale
stall, or from Messrs. Chapman and Hall, :93, Piccadilly. A
Summer Course is given to which Female Students are admis•

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EDITIONS. MANSEL'S BAMPTON LECTURES.
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CI A MIL Y HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
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EXAMINED. Being the Hampton Lectures for 1858. By the Forces.
Rev. H. L. MANSEL. 8.D., Reader in Moral and Metaphysical London: JOHN W. Roma and Sox, West Strand.
Philosophy, Magdalen College; Tutor and late Fellow of St.
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JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street; J, 11. and J. PARKER, Oxford. Apostles, 205.,
THE GREEK TESTAMENT ; with Notes,
Immediately, in post Bvo., Grammatical and Exegetical, by WILLIkM WEBSTER,
TTECK M ATE.M g.AK infiCaCroollfere. liV4enrdbounrgirt Wer6FRa.NCIS WELKIN.
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Bvo., with Maps, 10s. enl.,
',47. OF WILLMOTT'S POETS.
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NELL'S
ELEMENTS
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we Polity. By W. WHEWELL, D.D., Master of Trinity
College, Cambridge.
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-vE INQUIRY as to the
`rice. Rome, Pies, Florence, and
',sidence far Invalids. By A.
'amber of the Hist. Institute
'vest Strand. CILLIO.
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