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SIR JOHN SCOTT LILLIE ON REFORM.
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AN HISTORICAL SKETCH of the
ORIGIN and PROGRESS of PARLIAMEN-

... _
TARY CORRUPTION, and of the evils arising there-
from ; in order to prove the imperious necessity of PAR-
LIAMENTARY REFORM.
By Sir JOHN SCOTT LILLIE.
London : Effingham Wilson, SS, Royal Exchange ; and
James Ridgway, Piccadilly.

THE MONTHLY REVIEW for DE-
CEMBER, 1831,
Contains articles on the following Works :-1. Re-
ligious Delusions of the Day —lavria's Gift of Tongues—
Cox's Adventures on the Columbia River-3. Mistaken
Notions among the " Working Classes"-4. The Annuals—
The Souvenir—Keepsake—Continental Annual—HEATH'S
Picturesque Annual, &c.-4i. The Drama testei by Scrip-
ture-6. MARY Cowlso's PocAry-7. Life of Lord
BUItGHLEY-8. Tour of a German Prince in England
and Ireland-9. The Impending Political Crisis—..lo.
STEWART'S Voyage to the South Seas, together with a
variety of notices of other works, and of Miscellaneous
Intelligence, and an Index to the Third Volume of the
Monthly Review.
London: G. Henderson, 2, Old Bailey.

This day was published,
nLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MA-
GAZINE. No. CLXXXVIII. For DECEMBER,

1831.
CONTENTS.—I. Sotheby's Homer. Critique 4. Achilles.
Part I.—II. On Parliamentary Reform and the French
Revolution. No. 12. Public Opinion—Popular Vio-
lence.-111. Foreign Policy of the Whigs. No. 2. Por-
tugal.—lV. Narrative of an Imprisonment in France dur-
ing the Reign of Terror.—V. Fragments from the His-
tory of John Bull. Chap. 1. How Arthur managed
John's matters, and how he gave up his Place. Chap. 2.
How Gaffer Gray tried to bring Madam Reform into
John's House, and how she was knocked down stairs as
she was getting into the Second Story.—Vl. A New
Song, to be Sung by all the True Knaves of Political
Unions.—Vll. The Four Evenings. By Delta,—Vlll.

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