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M 210th Thousand,
'MODERNI,,OW COOKERY,
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JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW,
No. CLXXXVII., is published THIS DAY.
CONTIMTB :
I. LIFE and WORKS of GRAY.
11. HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS—SIDEREAL ASTRONOMY.
111. MISSIONS in POLYNESIA.
IV. M. GUIZOT.
V. RELIGION of the CHINESE REBELS.
VI. CASTREN'S TRAVELS among the LAPPS.
VII. MEMOIRS of KING JOSEPH.
VIII. TURKEY and RUSSIA.
JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

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New Work by the Hon. G. F. Berkeley.
Just published, in Bvo., with Four Etchings by John Leech
tone coloured), price les.,
REMINISCENCES OF A HUNTSMAN.
By the lion. GRANTLEY F. BERKELEY.
London : LONGMAN, BROWN, Gancw, and LONOMANS.

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Just published, in fcp.Bvo., with Two Plates by B. Herring,
price 7s. Bd. half-bound,
RECORDS of the CHASE and MEMOIRS
of CELEBRATED SPORTSMEN; illustrating some of
the usages of Olden Times, and comparing them with pre-
vailing Customs; together with an Introduction to most of the
fashionable Hunting Countries; and Comments. By CECIL,
Author of " The Stud Farm " (55.), and " Stable Practice" (55.)
London: LoNommi, llnowtt, GREEN, and LOSOMANS.

THE UNIVERSITY COMMISSION.
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THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE
OXFORD UNIVERSITY COMMISSIONERS: with Se-
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Subscription Tests; including Notices of the University and
Collegiate Visitations. By JAMES HEYNVOOD, M.P., F.R.S., of
Trinity College, Cambridge. •
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Things after Death.—Second Edition.
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THINGS AFTER DEATH.
Three Chapters on the INTERMEDIATE STATE • with
Thoughts on Family Burying Places ; and 150 ORIGINAL
EPITAPHS for Country Churchyards. By the Rev. JOHN
MILLER, M.A., of Worcester College, Oxford.
RiviNOTONs, Waterloo-place.

Present Aspect of Religion in France.
Now ready. in post ovo., price 45.,
'MOTES at PARIS in 1853, particularly on
the State and Prospects of RELIGION.
RIVINOTOMP, Waterloo•place.

• The Magazines for February.
POLI3URN'S NEW MONTHLY
MAGAZINE. -
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AINSWORTH'S AIMIAZINE.
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KATE and ROSA-1, IN D ; or, Early
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