The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-09 00:00:00

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PUBLICATIONS.

Now ready at all the Libraries, in 3 vols..

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IN EVERYT HI NG.
By Mrs. FOOT. -

" There is both talent and rower in this novel. Mrs. Foot has
demonstrated, that she is capable of weaving a plot of the most ab,
svgbing interest."—Missenger.
" The incidents of this tee are unusually stiping, and cannot fill
to interest all who can appreciate a really exciting nirTative."—Ob-
F errer.

Huist and Blackett, Publl.bers, successors to Henry. Colburn,

Just published, in post Bvo., price ss. cloth,
:LOB MORBID'S PILGRIMAGE. To which
fir is added, Morbid Sentiment : A Burlesque Dramatic Frag-
ment, &e. By D. IL M.
London: Longman, Brawn, Green, Longmans, and Robe; ts.

NEW NOVEL BY THE ATJT
Ji s. publish&, In 3 vols. pos
111 ARCHESTI
I_ll By ANTHONY TROLLOP

7HOR OF " THE WARDEN.'

Bvo., price 31s. 6d. cloth,

ER TOWERS.
E, Author of "The Ward:n."

" The Warden' was a remark-
able book; 'Barchester Towers'
is still more remarkable. We
cannot but describe Mr. Trol-
lope's story as uncommonly gra-
phic and clever."—Leader.
"' Barchester Towers' does not
depend only on story for its in-
terest; the careful writing. the
good humour with a tendency
often to be Shandean in its ex-
pression, and the sense and right
feeling with which the way is
threaded among que.tions of high
church and low church, are very
noticeable, and secure for• it un-
questionable rank among the few
really well-written tales that
every season produces."—Exa
miner.

chapter is full of fresh amuse-
ment ....Considering the dangers
he ruse, Mr. Trollope's success is
wonderfully great. The theo-
logians, unlike most theo-
gians in novels, are thoroughly
human, and retain the mixed
nature of ordinary men ; and.
what is more, they are described
impartially. The author is not a
party writer, trying to run down
the wrong party by pasnting it all
black, and the right party all
white. lie sees and paints the
follies of either extreme. Then,
again, he has the merit of avoid-
ing the excess of exaggera'ion.
Re possesses an especial talent
for drawing what may be called
the second class of good people • •
!dr. Trollope manages to do
this admirably ; and though his
pudding may httikbe fault of
being all plum we cannot
deny it is exc eating."—
Saturday Review.

" Barchester Towers' is a very
clever book. It is a continuation
of Mr. Trollope's former story,
' The Warden,' and is written in
the same vein, but with m .re
power and finish........ Every

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