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MERLE D'AUBIGNE'S CROMWELL—SECOND EDITION.
Next week win be published, in one volume Bvo, cloth,
price 9s,
A SECOND EDITION. Revised and Enlarged, of
THE PROTEC : A VINDICATION.
By J. H. M D'AUBIGNE, D.D.
Edinburgh : oLxv and BOYD ; London: SIMPKIN, MAR-
SHALL, and Co.

NOW READY,
And may be had GRATIS, on application,
A. SUPPLEMENT to HOWELL'S CATALOGUE
ri of a very extensive collection of

NEW AND OLD BOOKS,
Being all recent additions to his immense Stock, from the
Libraries of several eminent Book Collectors, NOW ON
SALE, at the very low prices affixed,

c,),E,TrE BY EDWARD HOW LL,
BOOKSEL ,
99, PARK-LAN/ , LIVERPOOL.
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The following impor' Works are offered at very reduced
prices :
The Encyclopedffilirittannica, the terenth edition, by Napier,
21 vols. 4t0., 1000 plates, half Russia, elegant marble edge*,
.27 los., published at .843; Clarke's Commentary on the Old
and New Testaments, G vols. quarto, the last edition, superbly
bound in calf, elegant, a very fine copy, .e 7, cost 15 ; John-
stone's National Atlas, royal folio, half Morocco, 7 ; Grose's
Antiquities of England and Wales, 8 vols. 4t0., many hundred
plates, half calf elegant, fine cope, £4 10s. ; Reynold's (Sir
Joshua) Works, 3 vols. royal folio. 300 plates, very fine impres-
sions, engraved in the first style, half bound, red morocco, gilt
leaves, -ell, (cost £36, without binding); Shakspeare's Works,
edited by J. P. Collyer, 8 vols. Bvo., superbly bound in grained
calf,.gilt edges, (a most desirable copy,) only £5 10s. ; another
set, in cloth boards, £3 15s. ; Sizer's Anatomical Plates, folio,
(the plates highly coloured,) half bound russia elegant £3 55.,
publis' el it el 2 12s. ; Burin's Glossary of Ecclesiastical Orna-
ment and Costume, royal 4t0., magnificently bound, 80 splen-
didly illuminated Plates, only £6 Gs.; Loudon's Encyclopedia
of Architecture, (last enlarged edition,) se-2 16s. ; Charnock's
Marine Architecture, 3 vols. 4t0., fine plates, half calf extra,
£2 2s. ; Gilpin's Picturesque Works on Landscape Scenery and
Gardening, 12 vols. Bvo., nearly 200 Plates in aquatintu, 1851,
published at el 0 10s.; Brockedon's Italy, Classical, Historical,
and Picturesque, folio, 62 exquisitely finished Plates, after
Turner, Stansfield, and others, half morocco, extra, £3 10s. ;
Flaxman's Compositions after Dante, oblong folio, £2 2s. ;
Cowper's Life and Works, by Southey, 15 vols., only £2; Fin-
den's Tableaux, a series of Plates, illustrative of National Cha-
racter, Costume, and Beauty, from Original Paintings, folio,
elegantly bound in turkey morocco, gilt leaves, 18s., published
at 13s. 6d. ' • FLAXMAN'S HOMER, a Series of 75 beautiful
Compositions to the Iliad and Odyssy, 2 vols. folio, boards,
£1 18s. ; published at -e5 ss. ; Burke's Landed Gentry, 2 large
vols., brought up to the present day, £2 ss. ; Virtue's Pic-
turesque Beauties of Great Britain, nearly 400 beautiful Plates,
4t0., half morocco, 14s. ; Winkle's Cathedrals of England and
Wales, from Drawings taken on the spot, 3 vols., upwards of
200 exquisite Plates, cloth, £2 2s. ; Winkle's French Cathedrals,
fine early impressions of the plates, small! 4t0., cloth, 18s.,
published at £2 2s. ; Strickland's Lives of the Queens of Eng-
land, (a complete set,) 11 vols., cloth. handsome, £4 4s. ;
Horne's Introduction to the Study of the Scriptures, 5 vols.
royal 8v0.,.e2 128., published at -e3 3s. ; One Hundred Sketches
and Skeletons of Sermons, designed for the use of students for
the Ministry. Young Preachers, &c., &c., 12m0., cloth, 2s. 6d.,
published at 4s. ; Knight's Pictorial Sunday Book, folio, many
thousand plates, cloth handsome, 17s. ; Chalmer's Shakspeare,
S vols. Bvo., .e2ss. ; Wilson's Tales of the Borders, 6 vols., a
complete set, .e.. 1 18s.
See also the GENERAL CATALOGUE for 1847.8, which
comprises upwards of 50,000 Volumes, in every Department of
Literature.

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most beneficial result, and on the occasion of her visit to Bir-
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the Proprietor,
i Mr. Charles Belton, of 43, High-street, Bir-
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