The Sun.
London, England, 1850-03-30 00:00:00

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COLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY
MAGAZINE.
Edited by W. HARRISON .AINSW ORTI, Esq.
Contents for APRIL. No. CCCLIE.I
I. The Bitter Gourd. By Le'gh Bunt.
11. Al 'Nines in my Study. By Horace Smith.
111. Turkey and its De tiny.
IV. Dirge for an Infant. By Mrs. Acton Tindal.
V. A Drift-log ou the Mississippi. By Zebedee Hickory.
'I. A Middle-age Festival at-Nantes.
VII. The Spirit of Change In Southern Europe. By James Henry
Skene.
VIII. Literature and the Exhibition of MI. By Byng Hall, Esq.
LT. April. By J. E. Carpenter.
X. BeFter Somerset. By Nicholas Michell.
XI. The Early Literature of Spain.
XII. Seapey Sponge's Sporting Tour.
Chap: 39. M. Bragg's Kennel Management. —Chap. 40. Mr.
Buffington's Domestic Arrangements.—Chap. 41. A Day
with Mr. Buffington's Hounds.
XI 'r. French Conspirators.
XIS'. Habitue's Note Book. By Charles Hervey.
XV. Her Majesty's Theatre,
XVI. Literature of tire Month.
Chapman and llall, 186 Strand.

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THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
,11. for April, contains—Maurice Tiernay, the Soldier of Fortune
—Memoirs of the First Duchess of Orleans—An Autumn in Sicily.
By the Marquis of Ormonde —Mysteries of Kanoba ; or, the Mes-
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Two Ravens ; a Story of the Eighteenth Century. Part I.—Social
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Notions of Irish Improvement—Memoirs of Prince Rupert and the
Cavaliers—Expedition against the ChinesePirates—A Taste of French
Politics.
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TUE ANGLO-SAXON, for April, price 25. 6d.,
or 35. post-free, sontains
England and her Colonies : County Colonisation, with 3faps.—
English Church Nusic.—Christian Architecture.—Lendon ;
arti a PoemF.
,
Essay IL—The Alfred :Medals ; Three iismnsts, by Mn
Tupper.—Anglo-Saxon Literature: the Jubilee Edition of King Al-
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VERI(ON GALLERY.—The Two En.
■ gravings from the Vernon Collection of Pictures, published in
the ART-JOURNAL for April, are 'Youth and Pleasure," engraved
ed
by Sharpe, from the Painting by Etty, R.A.; and "
Children." engraved by Shaw, from the rending by Gainsborough.

rilllE VERNON GALLERY.
JIL The Volume of the ART-JOURNAL for 1849 contains
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and this series of beautiful works of British Art are thus issued at a
cost to the purchaser of Thirty-
same Volume containing in addition Twelve Engravings, on Steel,
of British Sculpture, and about Eight hundred Engravings on Wood.
The VERNON GALLERY—Proofs of the Engravings. A limited
number of Proof Impressions of Engravings of l'ictures in the Vernon
Gallery have been taken, and are issued Monthly, to Subscribers.
These Proofs cannot but largely increase in value; and early appli-
cation is recommended on the part of those who desire to preserve
beautiful copies of the National Collection.

By order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.
This day is published, Svc, , 55.,
T.: E NAUTICAL ALMANAC for 1853.
To which is added a Supplement, containing the latest Eh.
menta of the newly-discovered Planets Flora, Iris, Metis, Mel s,
Alitr:CA, !Infest, and Neptune ; with an Ephemeris of each, for the
year 1850.
L ALMANAC for 1850, 61, and 52, may still be had.
The NAUTICAL
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o
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