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Now ready, in 2 vols. Post Bvo., with Portrait,
MEMOIRS OF THE LATE RT. HON.
RICHARD LALOR SHEIL,
By TORRENS M'CULLAOH, Esq.
" Such a man as Shell eminently deserved a bimlaphy, and Mr.
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COLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY
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Tim MAT NUMBER will cons in —The Military Resources of
Germany.—Moor Park, as it Was and Is.—S ,rah Beauclerc.-0 wen
Meredith's Poems. Icy Sir Na:h•!niel.—Anglomania in Denmark.—
Public Conveyances in the Eighteenth (7entury.—Dirtry of a First
Winter in Rome-1854.—The Parepluie Vert. —Ole or Two Habits
of Young France.—Military Promotion by Purchase.—The Women
and the Salons of France.—sketches of the Italian nevolution.—A.
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THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
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CONTENTS.
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111. Speculative Theology in the Ninth Century:—John Scotus
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V. Mechanic ,1 inventions 'of James Watt.
VI. Lin raryCoteries : Lady Blessington.
VII. Our Military Disasters : their Causes.
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