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THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CLVII.
will be published on SATURDAY next.

CONTENTS
I. THE MARQUIS of MONTROSE.
IL TALES by a BARRISTER.
111. PRESENT STATE of SCIENCE—FARADA.Y'S DIS-
COVERIES,
THE ZAGGED SCHOOLS.
THE STUARTS in ITALY.
GIL VICENTE—PORTUGUESE DRAMA.
IRELAND.
DIVISION of PROPERTY in FRANCE.
John Murray, Albemarle-street.

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V.
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TH.
VIII.

THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
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Son et Hystaspes, by Himself. 111. The Occult Sciences—Magic.
IY. Rogue and Rapparee. V. Remarkable Female Criminals—The-
Poisoners of the Present Century. VI. Our Portrait aallery.—No.
XLL—Edward Bunting—With an Etching. VII. Leigh Hunt's Wit
aid Humour. VIII. Signs of the Times—The National Library for
Ireland. IX. An Evening with R. Monckton )(Hines. X. Recollec-
tions of the Burschenschaft of Germany. XL Mackinnon's History
of Civilization. XII. Painted Glass Windows of the House of Lords.
XIII. Christmas Books. XIV. Publlc Calamities make common
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