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On the Ist of May, with numerous Illustrations, price One Shilling,
rHE UNION MAGAZINE.—No. V.
A. CONTENTS :--1. The Deal Boatman.-2. Musings at Home and
Abroad,-3. Tile Tournament of Cowick, A.D 1470.--,-4. Comparative
View of the Rise and Progress of Liberty in England and France.--
5. The Student Abroad.-6. The Man Mountain : A Legend. —7.
" Late for Lectures" (continued).—Reviews : 8. Fremont's Expedi-
tion into Oregon.-9. Vestiges of Creation.—Poetry.
Published by Barker and White, 33, Fleet-street, London, and to be
obtained (by order) of all Booksellers, in Town or Country

IHE LAW REVIEW, No. VII., for MAY,

Price 55., contains—
Lives of the Chancellors.
2. The Law of Estates, Chap. I.
3, The Welsh Judge.
4. Bavarian Remarkable Trials.
5. Uncertainty of Law.
6. Practical Use of the Roman Law.
7. Philip Dupin .
8. The Number of Witnesses.
9. M. Mole.
0. Law of Debtor and Creditor—Mr. Hawes's Bill.
1. Burdens on Land—Conveyancing Reform.
2. The Bar, the Benches, and the Judges—Adjudged Points—Notes
on Charitable Trusts—Postscript,
Owen Richards, Law Bookseller and Publisher, 194, Fleet-nreet.

Just published, Demy Bvo, price 10s. 6d. cloth,
THE PHILOSOPHY of TRADE, or OUT-
LINES of a THEORY of PROFITS and PRICES ; including
an Examination of the Principles which determine the Relative Va-
lue of Corn, Labour, and Currency.
By PATRICK JAMES STIRLING.
" A valuable treatise—clear and convincing. Every merchant
and trader in the land should make himself master of it, and legis-
lators and political economists may glean useful information from its
pages."—Critic.
" With calmness and simplicity, the author proceeds from gene-
rals to particulars, nowhere leaping over a step in the demonstration
or arrangement to reach a more attractive subject, and never giv-
ing a word of partisan argument or rhetorical embellishment. It is
that species of writing which Lord Karnes compared to levelling
work—the more the labour the less It is apparent. By his manner
of treating the subject, Mr. Stirling has been able singulark to dis-
embarrass himself of those misleading influences which have so
often led economists astray."— Scotsman,
" Clear, methodical, and well written, we have no doubt that it
will speedily take its place among the standard works of the age."—
Glasgow Courier.
Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., London.

The Monthly Part, for May, price Sevenpence, of the

pEOPLE'S

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Contains four Illustrations, by Kenny Meadows, Margaret
Gillies, F. W. Topharn, and Edward Duncan ; and the following
original papers :
L Christmas in Sweden, byFrederika Bremer.
2. Letter on Labour, by William Howitt.
3: Memoir and Portraits of the• Hutchinson Family.
4'. On the Study of History, by W. J. Fox.
5: Lyrics of Life, by Mary Howitt.
6. What are the. People doing to Educate themselves? by Dr.
Smiles.
7. Verses, by Thomas Cooper.
S. The Tempters and the Tempted, a Tale by Camilla ToulmilL
S. Holydays for the People, by William Howitt.
10: The Commonwealth of Industry, by Mary Leman
11. Oil Living Poets—Barry Cornwall, by W. J. Fox.
12: The Wedding Breakfast, -by Angus B. Reach.
13: The Brothers, a Tale by Arthur Wallbridge.
14. The Sister Island, and Glorious War, by Mrs. Wentworth.
15. A Tale 'of the Last Militia, by Arnheldt Weaver.

16. Annals of Industry for the Month, &.c. &c.
V Original contributions • by.. Miss Martineau, Miss Mitford,
Charles Maecay, L.L.D. ; 11.. F. Morley, and Mrs. Loudon, will ap-
appear in subsequent numbers. ..
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