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APASTOR'S ADDRESS TO HIS PEOPLE AT
THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR-1847.

By the RevAgeFALOON,
Minister of--11,s Church, Liverpool,
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THE MINISTRY OF THE BODY ; BEING A
SEQUEL TO THE "BISHOPRIC OF Sou Ls." By the Rev.
ROBERT WILSON EVANS, B.D. Vicar of Heversham, late
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Author of " The
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FRASER'S MAGAZINE for JANUARY. Price
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1. The Past, the Present, and the Coming.
2. Rhymes for Christmas, English and Latin.
3. Scenes in the Wilds of Mexico. Cayetano the Contra-

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4. Favourite Haunts and Rural Studies.
5. The Sacrifices. A Tale of Ancient Rome.
6. Gatherings from Spain, by the Author of "The Hand-Book

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7. A Word or Two about Mark .
8. A Legend of Forfarshir art I.
9. Literary Le islet 'o. I. Mr. B. Disraeli. Part I.
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THE ONLY TRANSLATION REVISED BY HIMSELF.

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In the Press, will be ready January 11th,
rIORNER'S HISTORY OF ROME;
kj compiled from accepted modern English and Foreign
authorities; and printed uniformly with CORNER'S HISTO-
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the Questions

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history ;—to attract the attention of the rising generation by

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