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On the 30th will be published, price 25.,
GILMAN'S MAGAZINE,
No. XV.
Edited by MILES GERALD KEON, ESQ.
Art. 1. The Catholics of England, by C. E. Jerningham, Etq.
2. A Tale of the Falls, by the Rev. E. Price.
3. Lines on a Rumour of War, by F. F. I.
4. Gleanings in the Green Isle, by the Man in the Green Cloak.
5. Lans of Killarney, by J. S. Buckingham, Esq.
6. Vicissitudes of Illustrious Men—Murat.
7. Chronicles of the Kirk of Scotland.
8. Rome as it was under Paganism, and as it became under
the Popes. •
9. Letter of the Bishop of St. Brieuc.
10. Catholic Monthly Gorrespondence and Intelligence.
London: C. Dolman, 61, New Bond-street; Cumming, Dublin;
Stevenson, Edinburgh; Booker, Liverpool; ant all Booksellers.

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THE BLACK PROPHET. A TALE OF IRISH FAMINE.
BY WILLIAM CARLETON.
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—Hood's Poetical Works— Persius' Prologue to his Satires —David
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Gallery. No. XXXVIII. Sir Martin Archer Shee, P.R.A. With
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Social Condition of Ireland. Bryan Seery.
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QUARTERLY REVIEW
THE BRITISH
No. VI.

CONENTS :-
1. The Priesthood of T
Letters.
2. Kosmos —Astronomical Science.
3. Oxford and Cambridge—University Reform.
4. Featus : a Poem, by Philip James Bailey.
5. Non jurors and Tractarians.
6, Letters of Royal and Illustrious Ladies.
7. Annals of the English Bible.
8. Journalism in France.
9. Dr. Whateley and the Evangelical Alliance.
10. Criticisms on Books, &c. &c.
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Latest Legend of Lampedusa.
Historical Account of the Battle of Lelpsic.
The Emperor Nicholas.
Goethe, or the Campaign of 1792 in France.
Metneirs of an Old Sailor.
War of Succession in Portugal.
On Military Instructions. By Colonel Firebrace.
My own Recollections of the River Plate. By Jonathan Oldjunk.
Englishmen in the Russian Service--The Fanshawcs.
Attack upon Soult's Rear Guard at Seville, in August 1812.
Guernsey and its Lieutenant -Governor.
Brevet, Purchase, and Retirement.
Ship-Building Controversy.
Battles on the Sutlej.
Perpendicular System of Fortification.
Mariner's Lamp.
Egyptian Campaign.
Promotions and Appointments—Official Dispatches from India—
Stations of the Army and Navy—with all the Professional News
of the Month.

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