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[SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1854.

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REV. MR. RIDDLE'S HISTORY of the
PAPACY from the Earliest Period to the Reformation. 2 voh.
Bro. [Next +fedi
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M. DE. LAMARTINE'S MEMOIRS of
ILLUSTRIOUS EUROPEAN' CHARACTERS. Amongst
other Important Memoirs will be found those of Caouwau.,
CoLuitairit, NYLaozi, FINELON. Joss or Ade, de., dm
flint week.
NARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGNS of the
B ARMY from 1799 to 1810. By Lleut.-General Sir
BUNBURY, K.C.8., formerly quarterruaster•Gensr4.!
to the Army in thrblediterranean. Bvo.

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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA; comprising
the Voyages of JOHN TRADZIICANT THY ELDER, SIR HUM(
WILLOUGHBY, RICHARD CHANCELLOR, NELSON, &C., to the
WHITE SEA, with the view of reaching India and China by a
North•eut Passage. By Dr. HAMEL. (Nett week,

CHARLES the SECOND in the CHANNEL
ISLANDS. A Contribution to the History of the Earlier Years
of his Exile, derived chiefly from Orignal Documents, English
and French. By. S. ELLIOTT HOSKINS, M.D., F.R.S., 2
demy Svc. [Next ucek.

THE A UST RALAS lAN COLONIES,
comprising an Account of their Present State. Derived from
observations made during a Three Years' Cruise in 11.11.8.
Fantdvie, with Sketches of the Origin and Progress of those
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A CHEAPER REISSUE of MAJOR STRICK-
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[Published this dog.
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RICHARD BENTLEY,
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A DIALOGUE on the PLURALITY of
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Of the PLURALITY of WORLDS. An Essay.

London: JOAN W. PAEXER and SoN, West Strand.

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.1-)ANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY:—The First
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DOMESTICATED ANIMALS.
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