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Next week, with a Revenue map, Rvo.,
INDIA IN 1858; a Summary of the
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with Statistics of Cotton Culture, Education, and Public Works;
Treaties with Native States; Imperial and Local Acts and
Regulations, Orders in Couucil, and Parliamentary Documents,
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Now ready at all the Libraries, in 3 vols.,
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THE MORALS OF MAY FAIR. A Novel. 3 vole.
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Just ready, Seventh Edition, post evo., prioe Ts. ad.,
THE OLD RED SANDSTONE;
or, New Walks in an Old Field. To which Is appended, a
Series of Geological Papers, read before the Royal Physical
Society of Edin.,urgh. By HUGH MILLER.
Edinburgh : THOMAS CONSTASLII and Co. London : HAMIL-
TON, ADAMS, and Co.

Just published, price Is.,
SOME REASONS for REFORM and the
BALLOT, in a Letter to Richard Cobden, Esq., from a
RETIRED OFFICER OF ARTILLERY.

By the mime Author,
THE LATE WAR, by a CHRISTIAN.
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Levisac's French Dictionary, rednoed to es. aid.
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This day, in 3 vols.,
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Author of " Mabel," and " Sunshine and Shadow."
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Edited by PETER CUNNINGHAM.
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New Work by the Author of " Monarchs
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This day, in post evo., Ina. 64.,
HISTORY OF COURT FOOLS.
By Dr. DORAN,
Author of " Lives of the Queens of England of the House of
Hanover," dm

" Anything more quaint., subtle, and surprising than Dr.
Doran's tale of the origin of Court Fools is scarcely to be found
in the pages of the greatest and most genial humourist. Twelve
chapters on fools of many kinds, from • the fool by right of office
down to princes who have been their own fools (in which
class he Does include King Louis Philippe, the Finest Gentle-
man, and many more), tripping lightly in the intervening
chapters through English, Spanish, French, Italian, German,
and Scandinavian worlds of old court anecdote and frolic. Will
not many of our readers, on so much acquaintance from our few
extracts. desire astill more inumato knowledge of the ' History
of Court Fools?' "—Atheaseast.
London : RICHARD ReMTLICT, New Burlington-street