The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-26 00:00:00

FUN AND FROLIC OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY.

TRAITS and STORIES of the IRISH
PEASANTRY.

By WILLIAM CARLETON.
Illustrated with numerous characteristic Plates, by W. H.
Brooke, Esq., and Wood Engravings. Fourth Edition, in Five
Vols. foolscap Bvo. handsomely printed, price 11. ss. cloth extra.
The Work contains Twenty-one Stories, and the Volumes,
each including at least Four Tales, may be purchased separately.
" Admirable, truly, intensly Irish—never were the outrageous
whimsicalities of that strange, wild, imaginative people so charac-
teristically described ; nor, amidst all the fun, frolic, and folly, is
there any dearth of poverty,lpathos, and passion. The author is a
jewel."—Black wood's Magazine.
2.

LEGENDS and STORIES of IRELAND. By SAMUEL
LOVER, Esq., R. H. A. The Fourth Edition, illustrated with
Wood Engravings, from Drawings by the Author, foolscap Bvo.
price tis. cloth extra.

LEGENDS and STORIES of IRELAND. By the Same.
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London: Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster-row.

CLASSICAL AND MODERN ATLASES FOR
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authority. In Twenty-two Maps' clearly and finely engraved.
By J. C. RUSSELL, Geographer.
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INDUSTRY and IDLENESS, 12 PIates.—HUDIBRAS, 12
Plates.
RAKE'S PROGRESS, 8 Plates.
MARRIAGE A-LA-MODE, 6 Plates.
HARLOT'S PROGRESS, 6 Plates.
The FOUR ELECTION PLATES.
FOUR TIMES of the DAY.
PAUL before FELIX, 3 Plates.
The GOOD SAMARITAN, and POOL of BETHESDA.
MOSES before PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER.
HOGARTH'S TWO PORTRAITS.
GARRICK in RICHARD.
PORTRAITS of CAPTAIN CORAM, BISHOP HOAD-
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CHURCHILL, LORD HOLLAND, LORD CHARLE-
MONT, &c.
The INDIAN EMPEROR.
STROLLING ACTRESSES in a BARN.
The BEGGARS' OPERA,—MARCH to FINCIILEY.
The HOUSE of COMMONS.—PORTRAITS.
BANIBRIDGE before the HOUSE of COMMONS.
ENRAGED MUSICIAN.—The COCK-PIT.
MODERN MIDNIGHT CONVERSATION.
BEER-STREET'.—GIN-LANE.—STAGES of CRUELTY.
SOUTHWARK FAIR.—GATE of CALAIS, &c. &c.
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