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Now ready, price 10d.,
►PHI: NATIONAL MAGAZINE.—Part
1 Containing the first portion of The Little Blank Box, a
story of the Shaftesbury Plot, by G. W. Thornbury— Life of
Michael Angelo— A Visit to Carthage, by Bessie Rayner
Parkes—An Old Maid's Romance, by flolme Lee— Ancient
Scottish Superstitions—Progress of Science—The Family Coin
Cabinet—Sticklebacks and their Neste—Autumn Work in the
Flower Garden—Something new about the Canary, by William
Kidd—And numerous other ititereating articles ; with Twelve
beautiful Engravings, after Schlesinger, Michael Angelo, Robert
Carrink, Magni of Milan, John Phillip, H. S. Marks, Sir Joshua
Reynolds, etc.
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THE TRAIN, Monthly Illuetrateil Magazine
.1 No. XXII., for October, will contain Papers by J. H. Fria-
well, Godfrey Turner, It. B. Brough, Frank E. Smedley, E. H.
Yates, W. P Hale, J. Hollingallead, and other popular Writers.
London: GROONIBRII.OK and SONS, Paternoacer•row.

DEDICATED TO THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT.
Now ready at all the Libraries, in 3 vols.,
THE SQUIRE OF BEECHIVO OD.
By " SCHUTATOR."
" There Is a fresh and hearty truthfulness about the ' Squire
of Beechwood' which makes his history what it is evidently
designed to be--an illustration from actual life of the social and
domestic adventures of an English gentleman of the present
day."—John Buil.

Also, just published, in 3 vols.,
THE STORY OF MY LIFE.
13y LORD WILLIAM LENNOX,

TRUE TO NATURE.
2 vols.

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' True to Nature.' It has to recommend it an agreeable style,
and some striking scents and slotting scenes that are replete
with vigour and vivacity."—Sun.
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On September 00 will be published, No. IV. of
DAVENPORT DUNN.
A MAN OF OUR DAY.
By CIIARLES LEVER. With Inuatiations by " Phiz."
CHAPMAN and HALL, 193. Piccadilly.

On September 30 will be published, No. VIII. of
AVE D WITH GOLD.
By AUGUST US MAY EW, one of the Brothers Mayhew.
With lll,istrations by " Plus."
CHAPMAN and HALL, 153, Piccadilly.

Reprinted together, Pamphlet, price td.,
AfR COBBETrS REMARKS ON OUR
INDIAN EMPIRE and Company of Trading Sovereigns
(from the Politics' Register)—Mr. JOHN FIELDER on
COTTON SUPPLY (from his I ampblet).
London: SIMPKIN and MARSHALL, Statioller'S•hall-COUrt.
Manchester: JOHN HEYWOOD, 170, Deansgate.

Cheap Edition, This Day, price 2s. 6d. boards, 3s. Bd. cloth,
HARRY COVERDA LE'S COURTSHIP, and
ALL THAT CAME OF IT.
By F. E. SMEDLEY. Esq., Author of the " Colville
Family," ttc.
Br the same Author:—
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LEWIS ARUNDEL, 3s. boards, 4s. cloth.
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ACOMPARATIVE ENQUIRY as to the
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Naples, Nice, Pisa, Ilyeres, Florence, Biarritz, &c., as a winter
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M.D., F.R.S.E., kc 1 vol. octavo.
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MISS M. LINDSAY'S •4 AIRY, FAIRY
MISS
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MIS 4 M. LINDSAY'S "THERE'S NO DEARTH OF
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riIHE SCHOOLS of ART and DRAWING at
1 South Kensington, and in the following Metropolitan
Districts, will REOPEN on the let of October :
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Wilmington-square Long acre
3. St.Thomas,Charterhoese— 3. Lambeth—St.Mary's,Princes-
Gos ell-street road
7. Hampstead—Dispensary Building.
And ', Gower-street, Bedford-square, for Female Students only
For prospectuses, terms, &c.. apply at the respective Schools.
By order of the Committee of Council on Education.

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