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Mr. Ellis bas performed his lash la a manner so sathfaetory
and 'Gable, that ear respect let his judgment and inteWgenee, high
as it was before, has been greatly ralsed."— Literary Gazette.
in Two large Volames, °to. with a Portrait of Elizabeth of York,
Pries SOL boards,
MEMOIRS of the RIVAL HOUSES of YORK and LAN-
CASTER, Historical and Biographical, embracing a period of
English History from the reign of Edward the Third to the
Battle of Boswolth, and attctileo of Henry the &Tenth. By'
EMU Routs.

" The work before us Is one both of research and amusement,
written in a superior style, and abounding in anecdote.'-Lit. Gas.
" The history now before us embt aces that period which is one
of the most interesting in the eventful annals of our country ; and
regarding the scenes and actors in which, we were hardly aware,
WI we perused the present volumes, that our most celebrated
historian had loft us comparatively ignorant."— New Monthly
Nrgasine.
" From a work of such importance, every page of which has Itsi
dim upon oor attention, it is difficult to select passages for es-
tract."—Belle Assenablie.

4lt is work which is worthy of a place beside Allss'Beneet's
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Aiken a Nlemoirs of the Courts of Queen Elizabeth and Ring
datum"— liter.ry Repository.
" The period which these well written volumes embrace is cer-
tainly one of the most eventful and important in English History.'
Monday Magazine.
In One Volume, royal 4to. with Portraits and Autographs,

Price Ait gs. in boards,
The LIFE, DIARY, and CORRESPONDENCE of Si,
WILLIAaI DUGDA LE, Knight; sometime Garter Principal
Log of Anus.—Edited by Wx. Hameza..Esq. F.S.A.
The Life and Diary of Sir Wm. &agitate form the completed
commentary we poetess of the events of the great Rebellion,
outing from day to day the movements of Charles I. upon whose
Court the author was attached by official appointment.
" Fur numetuus points of remarkable Information, and for very
many other great merits, we commend this volume to every literary
min and library in Great Britain."—Literary Gazette.
" What Dugdale bath done is prodigious. His memory ought
to be venerated, and had in everlasting remembrance...---Wood.
FaM Ozonienses.
SIICO)D &memo. One very large Volume tie.. with Nine Portraits,
and other Plates; price Iss. beards,
The LIFE of CARDINAL WOLSEY. By Gzeaue Ca-
waollif. his Gentleman Usher. Printed from the Original Auto--
ITO Manuscript. With Notes and other Illustrations by S. W.
F.S.A.
" It is seldom that we get so near a view of a life,so remarkable
kid eventful as that of this great courtier, and the rarity of such
works increases in proportion to the remoteness of the period. But
Chat adds to the value of this production, is, that there W no where
more vivid and striking representation of the manners of that
distant age. than in these pages."—Retrespettive Review.
" We have, therefore, to observe, In conclusion, that the Life of
Wohey before as, hat the first of claims, from its simplicity and
genuineness."—Gentkman's Magazine.
The MONUMENTAL ANTIQUITIES of GREAT BRI
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This interesting production is one among the number which
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sod to the arts by their style and ezecution."—Literary Gazette.
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'he Lee manner, are from the faithful pencil of Mr. Blare, and
note brilhant, or rather characteristic performances, have never
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