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NEW LITERARY AND MUSICAL PERIODICAL.
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This week's nutrib6. contains authentic part iculatsand a splen-
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" Weather Aiilian..c."
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il_ ail(' Music; emltytJeiog( •,inal Papers by the first authors
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9.11-1 E STUDENT'S GUIDP.' signed, by Specific Direc-
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and Murat ChaefACt.r, and Thibits ofAicents, in every Pro-
fession. By the Rev. JOHN TODD, Author of '" Lectures
for Children," &c. Revised, by the Rev. THOMAS DALE,
M.A., 'Vicar of St. Bride's, Fleet-Street, and Plofessot of
English Literature and History is King's. College, London.-
"It is ii,.work which does its author very great honour, and
ought to be welcomed in to Rut dish Literature withacclamuation.
Indeed, it is somewhat mortifying that our whole Literature did
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" This is one of the class of books which we cannot perurie
without feelings of regret that we ourselves were not furnished
with such guides previous to our 'entering on the business of
life. Could students anticipate a thouSandth pats of the evils
which press upon after life, in consequence of the want of
attention to the object of study—the inipOrtauce of order,
'method, and regularity—the poWer of habits, whether good or
bad—the value of time—and the proper discipline of the heart
and conduct—they would carefully and repeatedly read, and
forthwith reduce to practice' the numerous important lessons
contained in the volume before us. There can be no doubt
that, recommended by Mr. Dale, easy access will be procured
for its admission into our Universities. Nor would we confine
our recommendation of this interesting and important votimie,
to our literary institutions. It is a book which no parent will
regret•placing at an early period in the hands of his children,
of tenth twxd,."—Coligregational Magazine, March, 1837.
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ZAN DOTTI'S LECTURE.
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I 7 to those Ladies and Gentlemen oso kindly attended his
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to meet the wishes of many of s Vriends, by giving a rigulsr
Course of CLASSICAL READINGS and RMATATIONS,
at the same place, for the benefit of those who may be desirous
of•acquiring a correct pronunciation of the Italian Language.
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.kie proposed extension of the
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March 3, 1838.

114LTATIONAL:111AGAZINK. , No. 8, f.,r March,-with *Olen.
' ill did EMbellishments, contains —On the Intellectual Ten.
(tenet/ of the Age, A Chimera, Nautical -ketches, Portrait* of
the Spanish Christino Generals, Ser- s rum my Note Book its
e.
-Colombia, A Glance at the Authors • hli icidle AgeS, Frank
vin
'Woodly, Servile Struggles for Litte y, Lines on . Richard the
-First. Retrospective Reviews, the Progress or Science and Lite-
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those belonging to several Queen's Counsel, and other Members
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