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TURKEY AND ITS INHABITANTS,
The Moslems, Greeks, Armenians, dc.—The Reformed
Institutions, Army, azc., Described. By M. A. ÜBICINI.
2 vols. post tivo.

WANDERINGS in NORTHERN AFRICA
BENGHAZI, CYRENE, THE OASIS OF SI WAII,
By JAMES HAMILTON. Woodcuts. Post Bvo.

111.

NARRATIVE of an EXPLORING VOYAGE
up the RIVERS QUORRA and TSHADDA in KU. By
WILLIAM B. BAIKIE, M.D., R.N., in Command of
the Expedition. With a Map. Bvo. (Published under
the Sanction of H.M. Government.)

MEMOIRS LEFT in MS. by the LATE
Sir ROBERT PEEL, Bart. Edited by Earl STANHOPE
and the Right Hon. EDWARD CARDWELL, M.P.
Vol. T.—On the Roman Catholic Relief Bill, 1828.9. Post
Bvo. [ln the Press.

GLIMPSES OF LIFE AND MANNERS
in PERSIA. By Lady SHIEL. Woodcuts. Pust tiro.

The POLITICAL FUTURE of ENGLAND
By Count MONTALEMBERT, of the French Academy
Authorised Translation. Post tivo., vs. [Ready.

THE PRIMITIVE DOCTRINE of BAP.
TISMAL REGENERATION. By Rev. J. B. MOZLEY,
8.D., Magdalen College, Oxford. Bvo.

CARAVAN JOURNEYS AND WAN-
DERINGS in PERSIA, AFFGHANISTAN, TU.
KISTAN, and BELOOCHISTAN, with Historical No.
tices of the Countries lying between Russia and India.
By J. P. FERRIER, formerly Adjutant• General in the
Service of Persia. With Map. Bvo.

DOG-BREAKING ; the Most Expeditious,
Certain, and Easy Method. By Col. HUTCHINSON.
Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged. Woodcuts. Post tiro

THE SIEGE and DEFENCE of KARS.
With Travels in Armenia, &c. By HUMPH RY SAND-
WITH, M. 1)., Chief of the Medical Staff. Fifth Thousand.
Post Bvo., 10s. Od. [Ready.

THE LION HUNTER of SOUTH 4FRICA.
With Adventures among the Wild Tribes and Savage
Animals of the Far Interior. By GORDON CUMMINti.
Popular Edition. Woodcuts. Post Bvo. ss. [Ready.

JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

Hurray's Handbook of London.

Now ready, with a Clue Map, 18tuo.,
MODERN LONDON. A Complete Guidi
for Visitors to all the Sights and Objects of Interest
the Metropolis. By PETER CUNNINGHAM, F.S.A.
" Without a rival for intelligence and accuracy."—Time,.
" Points out at once what is best worth seeing, and the way.
—Examiner.
"This compact and handy voluine."—.spectator.
JOHN MVERAY, Albemarle•atreet.

Murchison's Silurian System.
With large Coloured Geological Map,' thirty.eight Plates, and
ISO Woodcuts, Bvo.,
QILII R I A: The History of the Oldest
k_) known Rocks containing Organic Remains; with a brii f
Sketch of the Distribution of Gold over the Earth. By SIR
RODERICK MURCHISON, D.C.L., F.A.S., Director• General
of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom.
JOHN MuRRAY, Albemarle•street.

Now ready, Fourth Edition, revised, Tvost evo., 10s. t;d.,
ON THE SANATIVE INFLUENCE of
CLIMATE,. With an Account of the beet Places of
Resort for Invalids. Lly SIR JAMES CLARK, Bart., M.D.
Joint MURRAY, Albemarle-street; and JOHN Cutractum..t,
New Burlington•street.
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LTORIES FOR CHILDREN, SELECTED
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PROGRESSIVE GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN.
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