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BISHOP HEBER'S TRAVELS.

In the press, 4to. with a Map and several illustrative En-
gravings from the Author's awn Sketahe,
NARRATIVE of a JOURNEY through
the UPPER PROVINCES of INDIA, from Cal-
cutta to Bombay.
By the Right Rev. REGINALD HEBER,
Late Lord Bislmi, of Calcutta.
Printed for Jobs Murray, Albernarle—itreet.

Poet Svo. 3s. 6d.
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d, fi COIN-
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numerous Wood Engravings, illustrative of the progres-
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A HISTORY of FRANCE, with Conver-
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Young Persons.

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INFORMATION and DIRECTIONS for
TRAVELLERS nn the CONTINENT.

By MARIANA STARKE.
Thoroughly revised and corrected, with considerable Addi-
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by the Author, with a view to render this Work as perfect
as possible. It is every way worthy of the attention of
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correct information.
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OGIER'S SYSTEM of the SCIENCE
LA of MUSIC and PRACTICAL
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Exercises at every step forming pleasing Musical Compo-
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A MANUAL, by the same Author, chiefly
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Instructors on this System, Parents and Governesses who
youn
may have the care of the musical tuition of g Pupas
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