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London, England, 1856-03-08 00:00:00

Cheap Edition of ltarryat's Novels.

GEORGE: ROUTLEDGE and CO. have much
pleasure in announcing that they have purchased the Copy-
rights of CAPTAIN MARBYAT S NOVELS, which have en-
j,i)ed en unequalled reputati n for many years, as the truest
pictures of sea life that have ever appeared.
The " Smollet of the present day, without his coarseness."
MARRYAT'S (Captain) PETER SIMPLE.
Price Is. ed., boards, will be ready on March IStb, and
will be followed, on the ISth of each Mouth, by his other equally
celebrated Works.
As a large demand is expected, to prevent delay orders should
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London: Geottot ROUTLEDOE and Co., 2, Farringdon•street.

Library.—New Volume.
Price 25., boards,

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TEAR IN HEALTH AND DISEASE .
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Is published this day, price lc boards, post free,
THE UNSPEAKABLE ; an authentic Auto-
biography.—"'lbis is an amusing pule story."—Britannia.
" The characters are well individualised, and there is something
occasionally in its humour and Dutch painting that reminds us
of Smollett's best stories. Its H erary merit is high above the
average."— The Era. " A number of scenes; some ludicrous,
some pdinfur The Press. " The incidents are highly romantic,
and the construction of the story is skilfal."—Weekly
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HISTORY OF THE CHURClifiets%idy;rBii"E'sAhST THREE CENTURIES.

J. J. BLUNT,
DR OF DIVINITY AT CAMBRIDGE.
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