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London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

NEW WORKS.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCIII.
Bvo., Bs.

CONTE N'TS.
I. THE FRENCH CONSTITUTIONALISTS
11. ELECTIONEERING
DI. IRELAND, PAST AND PRESENT
IV. INTERNAL DECORATION OF CHURCHES
V. CHINA
VI. THE MANCHESTER EXHIBITION
VII. HOMERIC CHARACTERS
VIII. THE DIVORCE BILL
2.

WHAT to OBSERVE at MANCHESTER.
A Walt throigh the Art Treasures Exhibition, under the
guidance of Dr. WAAGEN. 16m0., Is.

A RESIDENCE among the CHINESE :
Inland, on the Coast, and at Sea, during the years 1H,53.1; ;
with Su, gestions on the PRESENT WAR. By ROBERT
FORT UAE. Woodcuts, 13v0., JUs.

LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, the
Railway Engineer. By SAMUEL SMILES. Portrait,
Bvo.,

LETTERS FROM HIGH LATITUDES,
being some Account of a Yacht Voyage to Iceland, Jan
Mayen, and Spitzbergen, in 1856. 13y LORD DUE-
FERIN. Woodcuts, crown Bvo., 21s.

LIFE and OPINIONS of GENERAL SIR
CHARLES NAPIER, chiefly derived from his Journals,
Letters, and Familiar Correspondence. By SIR WM.
NAPIER, K.C.B. Portraits, 4 vols. post Bvo., 48s.

MISSIONARY JOURNALS AND RE-
SEARCHES IN SOUTH AFRICA, duting Sizteen
Years' Residence in the heart of Africa. By Rev. Dr.
LIVtN.iSTONE, M.D. Maps and Woodcuts, Svo.
tin August.
8.

LIVES OF LORDS KENYON, ELLEN-
BOROU6iff, and TENTERDEN, Chief Justices of
England. 137 LORD CAMPBELL, LL.D. tivo., 12s.

A GENERAL DESCRIPTION of CHINA;
with the History of Foreign Intercourse down to 1857. By
SIR JOHN DAVIS, Bait New Edition, Woodcuts,
2 vols. post Svo., 14s.

HISTORY of POTTERY and PORCELAIN,
Medieval and Modern. By JOSEPH MARRYATT.
Second Edition, greatly enlarged. Plates and Woodcuts,
medium Bvo., 31s. 6d.
11.
THE ROMANY RYE, a Sequel to Lavengro.
By the Author of " The Bible in Spain." 2 vols. post
Bvo., 21s.

LIDDELL AND SMITH'S SCHOOL HISTORIES
OF GREECE AND ROME.
THE FOLLOWING WORKS ARE NOW READY'

HISTORY OF GREECE. From the
Earliest Times to the Roman Conquest, with Chapters on the
History of •Literature and Art. By WM. SMITH, LL.D.,
Classical Examiner in the University of Landon, and Editor of
the "Classical Dictionaries." 10th Thousand. With 100 wood-
cuts. Post svo. is. 6d. Questions. 12mo. 2s.

We have much satisfaction in bearing testimony to the
excellence of the plan on which Dr. Wm. Smith has proceeded,
and the careful scholarlike manner in which he has carried it
ouL The great distinctive feature, however, is the chapters on
Literature and Art. This gives it a decided advantage over all
previous works of the kiui."—ifthencrum.

11.

HISTORY OF ROME. From the Earliest
Times to the Establishment of the Empire, with Chapters on
the History of Literature and Art. By H. G. LI DD F.LL, D.D.,
Dean of Christ Church, late Read Master of Westminster
School, and Editor of the " Greek and Latin Lexicon." sth
Thousand. With 100 woodcuts. Post 8,0. is. 6d.

" This ex,.ellent history of Home, from the pen of one of the
most celebrated scholars of the day, will supersede every other
work on the subject The volume conforms with the ' History
of Greece,' by Dr. Wm. Smith, iu typography, literary method,
and illustration."—John Bull.

THE STUDENT'S GIBBON. Being the
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire,
abridged. By Wht. ru, LL,D. 3rd Thousand. With 100
woodcuts. Post Bvo. 73. W.
" Dr. Wm. Smith has drawn up an admirable abridgment of
Gibbon's Roman Empire, using as far as possible the language
of the original, and adopting the plan of omitting or treating
briefly circumstances of inferior importance, so that the grand
events which have influenced the history of the world may be
narrated at length."---Cantbridge Chronicle.
't,• The above Works are now bound uniformly in Black
Cloth with Red Edges.
JOKY MURRAY, Albemarle-street.