The Press.
London, England, 1856-01-26 00:00:00

HUNT ON STAMMERING.

Just publihhod, price 3.. 6d., by post 45.,
A TREATISE ON THE CURE
A
of STAMMERING. With a Memoir of the late T. Hunt,
Esq., Author of " The System for the Cure of Defective Articu-
lation." By JAMES HUNT, M. Jtc.
"Mr. Hunt's cases areproots of hisskill in curing this malady."
—Atheneum.

"The mass of evidence is sufficient to satisfy the most seep-
tical."—Morning Post.

A valuable treatise."--John
London: LONGhI•N and Co.; buld by post only from the
Author, at his Institution for the Cure of Stammering, No. 8,
New Burlington-street (late of Regent-street).

MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.
All the best NEW WORKS maybe had without delay from
this extensive Library by every Stiht.eriber of Ono Guinea per
annum. The preference is given to Works of History, Biography,
Religion, Philosophy, and Travel. Prospectuses may be obtained
on application.—CHAßLES EDWARD MUDIE, 510, New
Oxford•street, London, and :6, Cross-street, Manchester.

95

TIM) EDUCION.—This day, by Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.
is. 6d..
CARR'S HISTORY OF GREECE,
embracing the Researches of Grote and Thirlwall; and
strongly recunitentied by the Rev. Drs. Jolt, limey, Liddell,
Major, Moberly, Sc. Pp. 700.
CARR'S MANUAL OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY,
4s. dd.

This day it published,
GREEK EXERCISES, adapted to Adams's
Greek Delectos and the Rev. C. V. ordsworth's Grammar;
with a Lexicon. By the Rev. H. C. ADAMS, late Fellow of
Magdalen College. itmo., cloth, 2a. ad.

London : DAVID SUIT, 270, Strand.

Crabb's English Synonymes, Tenth Edition.
iLisH SYNONYNIES EXPLAINED,
.4 in Alphabetical Order : with copious illustrations and
Examples, drawn front the best Writers. To which is added, an
ludex to the Words. By GEORGE CRABB, A.M. Tenth
Edition, (W.., 13a. cloth.
London: SIMPRIN, MARSHALL, and Co.

New Edition, price Sixpence,
HOME COMFORTS:
A Word to any Wife ou Cookery and Comfort.
By a BENEDICT.

" What, cold mutton agam !"
ETFINOIINM WiLson, }loyal Exchange.

Just published, in 12m0., price as. cloth,
GERMAN POETRY : a Selection ofEpigrams,
Fables, Legends, Ballads, Enigmas, Sc., from different
German Poets; with an Appendix for Children, collected and
arranged fur English Students. By J. C. D. HUBER, German
Teacher at the Royal Institution School, Liverpool.
London: WHIITAKEit and Co. Liverpool: SMITH and Co.
and A. HOLDEN.

NEW SERIES OF TRACTS.
By Sir ARTHUR H. ELTON, Bart.
No. VIII. Present Tone of the Newspaper Press
" IX. Key to the Present Tone of the Newspaper Press
" X. Does War with Russia Help the Cause of Freedom ?
" XI. Greece and the Greeks
Price Id. each, or W. a dozen. The First Series of Tracts to
be had, sewed in a Volume, fur Os.
KEnstAtts, Park-street, Bristol; liawrLErr, Paternoster-row,
London.

FAMILY INTERESTS.
A Story taken from Life.
One vol., 7e. rd,

"This story is well written."—Literary Gazette.
g" It is impossible that the reader's sympathies should not be
eulisted."—John

" The tale is plcascutly written, and the characters ate
sketched with considerable force."—Atlas.
" It is beautifully written."—Critic.
Hors and Co., Publishers, 16, Great Marlborough-street.

MR. BOYS begs to announce that, of the small
number of Impressions taken from the following Plates
which have been destroyed, be has none remaining : Landseer's
" Return from Hawking"—Eantlake's " Christ Weeping over
Jerusalem"—Landseer s " Sanctuary," plain copies (he has a
few on India paper)— Landseer's " Smithy"—Landseet's " Sanc-
tuary," small size—Landseer's "Deer Stalker's Return." There
may be a few copies yet in the hands of Printsellera, which
possibly may be obtained if early applications be made for them.
—467, Oxford•street, London.

THE WATERLOO BANQUET at APSLEY
HOUSE (Seventy celebrated Portraits), engraved in Line.
A few very tine Impressions of this celebrated Plate still remain ;
published at Ten Guineas, present price Five Guineas, which
will be advanced, with a Key to the Portraits and Book of De.
scription. The Plate is destroyed.
London: Titomss Boys, 467, Oxford-street. A Catalogue
may be had on application.

THE QUEEN receiving the SACRAMENT at
I her CORONATION. From the Original Picture by C. R.
Leslie, R.A., engraved in the most splendid manner by S* au L
COUSINS, A.R.A.. with a Key to the numerous Portraits of Noble
Ladies, ttc. Published at Twelve Guineas; a few very tine Im-
pressions remain at the present price, Five Guineas, which will
be advanced. The Plate is destroyed. The Companion Plate ie
" The Christening of the Princess Royal." The two plates make
a beautiful pair: with the " Waterloo Banquet" as a cent's
theymake a splendid decoration for any gentleman's room, °rile
pair alone, if the space only requires two.
London: THOMAS Boys, Oxford-street. A Catalogue
may be had on application.

THE CHRISTENING of the PRINCESS
1 ROYAL (Companion to the Queen receiving the Sacrament
at her Coronation.) From the Original Picture by C. R. Leslie,
R.A..beautifully engraved by RYALL, with a Key to the numerous
Portraits. Published of Ten Guineas; a few very tine Imprei—
stone remain at the present price, Five Guineas—will be ad-
vanced. The Plate is destroyed.
London : THOMAS BOYS, 467, Oxford-street. A Catalogue
may be had on application

CROSSING THE BRIDGE-LANDSEER ;
in Line, by Wimatons—plate destroyed. A few very tine
Impressions yet remain. Present price Five Guineas, published
at Four. Early application is necessary to obtain a copy.
I.ondon THOMAS BOYS, 4G7, Oxford•street. A Catalogs may
be had on application.

LAND SEE R'S "SHOEING" -
The SMITH'S FORGE ; engraved by Limns—plate de-
stroyed. A few very fine Impressions amain at the present
price, 21. 12s. 6(1., published at Three Guineas; will be Rill, anced.
London : THOMMI flora, 407, Oiford•streeL A Catalogue
may be had on application.

T ANDSEER'S - THE THREE HUNTERS.'
Engraved by LEWlS—plate destroyed. A very few fine Im•
pressions remain at the present price, 21. 12s. tkl., published at
Three Guineas ; will be advanced.
Loudon : THOMAS BOYS, 467, Oxford•street. A Catalogue may
be had on application.