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THE JUNE NUMBER OF •
TII E ORIENTAL HERALD,-
Will Contain,
Scenes of flindooPilgriinage.-- Maharaja Hindoo Row. -
No. 2. Oniercuntue. Improvements in the Metro-
Synd Kurrum Ally. polis.
Threnodia, on the Half Batta. Literary Notices. -
Adventures with a 'Wild Hog. Dr. Dillon's projectel Conva-
Disturbances in Canara. , lescent Hospital.
With the usual Synopsis of Indian Intelligence, and full par-
ticulars of the Armies
.of the Indus and Scintle, up to the
very latest dates, with Table, showing the distribution of
Arin?of the three Presidencies.
* * This Work is published regularly on the First day of
every Month, • price" 2s. 6d., atid*,may be- had of all Book-
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• THE JUNE NUMBER OF THE
IirriNFZEP S ERNICE JOURNAL,
%IL) 'AND NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE.
Contains, among other important, papers :
An Examination into the Law the British
.Troops
,and the
of Stormi. • Turks, from the Jonrnal of
On the Education of Nava:, anEye-witness.
Officers. Toe Sims, a GaHoy Yarn. Told
An Essay on the Past and Pre- by Bill Buckle, Captain's
sent. State of Fortificatirn in Coxswain.
Europe, by Major tiresser, The Wourali Poison—Hydro-
F.G.B. phobia.
Observations on Colonel Pas- Memoir of Major-General A,
ley's Operations..in. the Re- Campbell, C.B. • -!
moval of, Wrecks ty,Sab- Colonel Mitchell, in
reply to
aqueous Explosions. Sir C. Napieron the Bayonet
Popular Errors respecting the and the Battle of Culloden,
Battle of Waterloo. Military Murders,
Island of Owhysitso. l.temarks on the PropOsed Fund
Waterloo,' and the Waterloo for the Benefit of, Officers'
Model. 1 Widows and Orphan-i.
Memoirs of E. Costello. Affairs in the East, &e.
Statement of - the unfortunate, With' all-the Naval and Military
affair at El Hamet between! Intelligence of the Month.
Henry Colburn,:Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street.
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A N ..0 JUNE" 1.,
Edited-4 Mr: WAKLEY, M.P.
CONTENTS ~,.
1. Professor Carswell on Disease of the Heart..-.-2. Dr.
Hutchtti§in On the Spttral Marrow.-3.-Dtidavell on Dropsy
from Diseased Liver.-4. Mr. Ancell on the Liver-5. Pro-
lapsus of the Uterus cured by Operation.-6. The Advantages
and Defects of the Registration Diagnosis of Lepra.
—B. Cresarean Operation.-9. The Resinous portion of Opium.
—lO. Ligature of the Femoral Artery, Scc.
Lancet Office. Essex-street, Strand; and all Booksellers and
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FRASER'S INIAGAZINE JUNE,
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The Knights of Aristophanes. No. I.—Devil's Dior/—
Domestic Jesuitism—Croker's " Songs of Ireland"—The
Modern Pythagorean—Catherine, a Story, with an Illustration
—Paris Pastimes ior the month of May—Anatomy of the
Chess Automaton—Chpron ; or, the Lookers-on. From Lu-
cian—Familiar Epistle to the Hereditary Grand Duke of
Russia. By Sir M. O'Dolierty, Bart.: also, Two Sonnets—The
Exhibitions. By M. A. Titmarsh, Esq.—Piu the Leggiadra_
The Approaching Dissolution.
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This Day is published, Price 2s. 6d., No. 11. of the
FOREIGN MONTHLY REVIEW,
and CONTINENTAL LITERARY JOURNAL.
Containing : Toreno's History of the Insurrection and War
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Architectural Decoration—Ulrici on the Genius of Shaks-
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—Real Political Character of Louis XVlll.—Tieck's Tales—
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June the First, Price 2s. 6(1.
THE SPORTING REVIEW.—No. VI.
Edited by " CRAVEN."

EMBELLISHMENTS.
A SPANISH BULL FIGHT, by I PIKE FISHING, by Cooke,
Englehart, after Taylor. after Newton Fielding ;
And Tirz ASCOT Cur.
CONTENTS.
Memoir of the late J. Warde, Nimrod's Midland Tour, con-
Esq., by Nimrod, concluded., tinned.
Racing : Newmarket Second Florence Races, by an English
Spring—Chester and Epsom Turfite in Italy.
Meetings, by the Editor. The " Bloomsbury" Question.
The Past Hunting Season, by Gibraltar Spring Meeting.
a Modern Fox-hunter. Yachting.
Dearth of Field Sports in the Literature and the Fine Arts.
New World. —Monthly Memorabilia.—
Hints for Horse Buyers, by J. Turf Register.
Heeketh Lethbridge, Esq. &c. &c.
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THE NEW SPORTING MAGAZINE
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BEAUTY, ONE OF HER MAJESTY'S STATE BLACK
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S. PgAnCE; YACHTING OFF GRAVESEND, by J. NV,y ARCHER, after A. D. CooPER ; BLACK TAN TERRIER,
by ARCHER, after A. COOPER, R. A.
scars.
The Carteia Steeple Chase-_A
Poem.
,Stag Hunting and the New
Forest.
Stallions Exported from Eng-
land to America.
The Sporting Looker-on and
Reflector—Alfred Selborne's
Journal.
The Exhibition of the Royal
Academy.
Varieties.
Notes of the Month.
Betting at Tattersall's, &c. &c.
Coursing Calendar.
,Index.

Editorial Glances--The Sport-
ing Review Mr. Deline
Radcliffe and Mr. Nimrod.
The Pigeon Loft.
Notitia Venati ca. —No. V.
Actwon—On the Accidents
and Diseases to which Hounds
are subject, and their Cures.
The Trout and the Pigeon.
Epsom Races.
Hunting the Otter.
Iron Boats—By a Young Gen-
tleman in the Bank of Eng-
land, in love, at Chelsea.
Newmarket Second Spring
Meeting.
Willowdale Hall Fishing Code.
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