The Press.
London, England, 1857-12-05 00:00:00

THE PRESS, DECEMBER 5, 1857.

NEW AND CHOICE BOOKS
RECENTLY ADDED TO
MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.

LIVINGSTONE'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. 3,000

Copies
TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS. 2,000 Copies
LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON. 1,1)00 Copies
ORPHANS. By MRS. OI.IPHANT
WHITE LIES. By CHARLES READE. 1,000 Copies
ATKINSON'S TRAVELS IN SIBEWA
MARTINEAU'S ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA
SCOTT'S GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF LUTFULLAII
THE THREE CLERKS.—IVORS
QUARTREFAGE'S RAMBLES OF A NATURALIST
DEBIT AND CREDIT—ISABEL
line/RING'S KINGDOM OF SIAM
GUY LIVINGSTONE—HASSAN
FORTUNE'S THIRD VISIT TO CHINA
CARTER'S LIFE OF BISHOP ARMSTRONG
DYNEVOR TERRACE. BY Miss YONGE. 1,000 Copies
MAURICE'S EPISTLES OF ST. JOHN
ANNE SHERWOOD—LITTLE DORRIT
To BE oa NOT TO BE. By H. C. Aisozagra
RUSKIN'S ELEMENTS of DRAWING
THE Two ARISTOCRACIES. BY MRS. GORE
KIDDER'S TRAVELS IN BRAZIL
A WOMAN'S STORY. BY MRS. S. C. HALL
BURTON'S FIRST FOOTSTEPS IN AFRICA
LOFTUS'S RESEARCHES IN CHALDEA
MEMOIRS OF ELIZABETH DAVIES
NORFOLK'S LIVES OF THE HOWARDS
BARTH'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA
TAYLOR'S WORLD OF MIND
QUITS ! BY THE AUTHOR OF " CYRILLA"
DUFFERIN'S VOYAGE OF THE " FOAM"
OMPHALOS. BY P. H. GOSSE
STOUGHTON S AGES OF CHRISTENDOM
RIVERSTON. BY G. M. CRATE
CROKER ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL
THE LADY OF GLYNNE—CASTE
RIDES AND REVERIES OF AISOP SMITH
MONTAIGNE, THE ESSAYIST
BINNING'S TRAVELS IN PERSIA
CONYBEARE AND HOWSON'S ST. PAUL
UNPROTECTED FEMALES IN NORWAY
CHOW-CHOW. BY LADY FALKLAND
SNOWS VOYAGE OF THE " ALLEN GARDINER'.
MEMORIALS OF ANDREW CROSSE
NOTHING NEW—JOHN HALIFAX
THE GREGSON CORRESPONDENCE
TRUE TO NATURE—BOTHWELL
STIRLING'S LETTERS FROM THE SLAVE STATES
FROUDE'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
WHITE'S HOLIDAY IN SAXONY
BELOW THE SURFACE—QUINLAND
ANDERSSON'S VISIT TO LAKE NIGAMI
VOYAGE OF H.M.S. " RESOLUTE"
DAYS OF MY LIFE—QUEDAH
MILLER'S TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKS
MACAULAY'S ENGLAND. Vuls. 111. and IV. 2,000 Copies
COURT FOOLS. BY DR. DORAN
Two YEARS AGO. BY CHARLES KINGSLEY. 1,200 Copies
MEMOIRS OF THE DUKE ST. SIMON
NAPIER'S LIFE OF SIR C. NAPIER
RUSSIAN PRINCESSES IN THE CAUCASUS
NOP.MANBY'S YEAR OF REVOLUTION
LETTERS FROM NICE. BY M. E. BREWSTER
MEMOIRS OF FREDERICK PERTHES
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO
THE PROFESSOR. BY CURRER BELL
WILLIAMS'S CHEMICAL MANIPULATIONS
TIGER SHOOTING IN INDIA
SOYER'S CULINARY CAMPAIGN
IT IS NEVER Too LATE TO MEND. 1,000 Copies
ARAGO'S LIVES OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
RoItERTSON'S SERMONS—FARINA
THE SQUIRE OF BEECHWOOD
BUCKLE'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION
CITY POEMS. BY ALEXANDER SMITH
MEMOIRS OF FELICE ORSINI
HAMILTON'S TRAVELS IN SINAI
MEMOIRS OF COLONEL MOUNTAIN
SCHEMER'S VISIT TO NICARAGUA
FERRIER'S CARAVAN JOURNEY
MEMOIRS OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE.
Fresh Copies are added whenever a delay occurs, and an
ample supply is provided of all the principal New Works as they
appear. Single Subscription, Ono Guinea per Annum. First-
class Country Subscription. Two Guineas and upwards, ac-
cording to the number of Volumes required. Prospectuses may
be obtained on application.
CRARLES EDWARD MUDIE, New Oxford-street, London,
and Crosrstreei, Manchester.

MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.
NOTIC
C. E. MIME has the pleasure to announco that the altera-
tions in progress at his Library are now sufficiently advanced to
provide increased accommodation for the Subscribers and
greater facilities for the rapid exchange of books. The supplies of
the higher class of works. for the circulation of which the Library
was originally established, are also largely increased, and will be
farther augmented by the addition of nearly One Hundred
Thousand Volumes in the eonrse of the present and ensuing
season.
SO, New Oxford-street, December, IRS 7.

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