The Press.
London, England, 1857-02-07 00:00:00

CHAPMAN and HALL, 193, Piccadilly.

A NEW SATIRICAL NOVEL
By the Author of " The Governing Classes."
Just ready,
FRIENDS OF BOHEMIA;
or, Phases of London Life. In Two Volumes.
London: SMITH, ELDER. and Co., 65, Corntull.

Just published, price Is.,
THE OUDE QUESTION stated and con-
sidered with reference to Published Official Documents. By
WILLIAM P. HALE, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barrister-
at•Law.

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Now ready, price Sixpence,

TS THERE ANY EFFECTIVE CONTROL
of the PUBLIC EXPENDITURE? Addressed to Mem.
hers of the House of Commons. By Sir HENRY WIL•
LoUGHI3Y, Bert., M.P.
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JAMES RIDOWAY, Piccadilly; and all Booksellers.

This day,
MR. OLMSTED'S NEW BOOK ON TEXAS.

AWINTER of SADDLE and CAMP LIFE
on the BORDER COUNTRY of the UNITED STATES
and MEXICO. By FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED, Author
of " A Journey through the Sea• Board Slave States." Crown
Bvo., Map, Bs. Gd. cloth.

THE BLIND PREACHER.
THE RIFLE, AXE, AND SADDLE-BAGS ;
1. or. the Pioneer Preacher. By the Rev. J. MILBURN, the
Blind Preacher. With Introduction by the Rev. THOMAS
BINN EY. With Illustrations. Fcp, Bvo., 4s. cloth.
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" A most interesting book."—Record.
" This is emphatically one of the best books we have set eyes
on for a long season."—Nonconformist.

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sellers.

This day, price le., and by post le. 2d ~
ON STAMMERING—the Cause and Cure—
sod on the right Management of the Voice in Reading and
Speaking. By Rev. W. W. CUZALETT, Cantab.
HOSWORTN and HARRISON, Regent•street.

Just published. in Nvo., with a Map and Eight Coloured
Illustrations, price 12s. Csl. cloth,
DERNIUDA, a Colony, a Fortress, and a
.1) Prison ; or, Eighteen Months in the Somers' islands. 13y
a FIF.I.D OFFICER.
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" We part from him with regret."—LiterargUaiette.
"A men of observation and of ability."—Globe.
" A highly•interesting account of transportation,"—Record,
" It is full of information, and agreeably written."—Press.
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Sun.
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prison."— Spectatm..
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John Buil.
"Conveys a large amount of information in a pleasing form."
—United Service Magazine.
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Now ready, price 6d. , post free,
THE QUEEN AND THE PREMIER.
A Statement of their Struggle and its Result.
I am curious to know the author. Judging by the exclusive
knowledge of diplomatic affairs, and the stern resolution to rend
the veil, it might be Cobden. Politically, it might be Disraeli,
but for an anachronism ; and there remains in that branch but
the cauti(.usly aspiring Cornish baronet. If it had been by
Roebuck. he would have put his name—probably hi* portrait.
know but two unobjectionable candidates—the Archbishop of
Dublin, if inclined for a joke ; and Palmerston, if in need of a
good bit at himself."—Extract frost a Private Letter front an old
Diplomatist.
London: D. BRYCE, 48. Paternoster.row ; and all Booksellers.

THE MONTHLY REVIEW for February
contains Articles on the Suez Canal and the Euphrates
Railway—Mr. Ruskin on Turner—Mr. Thackeray's Philosophy—
The Persian War ; with other subjects of general interest.
JOHN MITCHELL, Publisher to her Majesty, 33, Old Bond•
street; and all Booksellers.

[SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1857.