The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-01 00:00:00

LP ÜBLICATION S.

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rrAIT.'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. 160, for APRIL, 1847, price Onelllpg, contains :-
1. The Counsellor's Family. By Mme. Wolfensberger.
2. Alfred Tennyson. By George GlMan.
3. Success in Life.
4. Mrs. Thorpton's Tiuth and Falsehood.
5. Milton versits Southey and Landor: By Thomas de Quincey.
6. Lives of Lord Lovat and Forbes of Culloden.
7. The Old Connlry and the New Country
8. Jaino4 Calder.
9. _Government Education,
10, Poetry. .
11. The Exile of Culloden...By Atm
12. Literary Register.
Is. Political Register. &e,
Condon: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. Edinburghi"Stitkerland and
Kuox. Glasg.w : James M'Leod.

BOYD'S ANTHON'S CICERO.
New Edition, 12mo, roan, price Six Shillings.
ELECT ORATIONS OF CICERO, with an
kj English Commentary, and HistOrical. Geographical, and Le-
gal Indexes. By CHARLES ANTRON, LL.D. With Additions
and Emendations, by JAMES BOY D, LL.D., one of the Masters of
the High School, Edinburgh.
Also, the following Books by Atithon :
Horace, 7s. 6d. • I Greek Grammar, 45.
7sallust, Is. Greek Prosody, 2s. 6d.
Greek reader, 7s. 64. Latin Grammar, 4s.
Cfcsar's Commentaries, 65. I Homer's Iliad. 7s. 6d.
..Eneid of Virgil, 7s. 6d.
'Y.' A Catalogue of Popular Stan,
cation.
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Now publishing, Third Edition of No. 77
PIANISTA, containing the E'CIIIOPIAN
SONGS. Mary Blanc, Lucy Neal, Lucy Long, Buffalo Gals, and
seven others now singing nightly by the Serenaders, are all with words
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*** No. 78 PIANISTA contains eleven of Russell's most popular
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cor-
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