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FR A SElt for FEBRUARY, No. L XXIV.
Price 2s. 6d. contains :
Lord Bacon, his Character and Philosophy;—Hebrew lyls.
V. Susanna. VI. Heliodorus;—A Glance at Russ.: . 18.35;
—Sketches of Savage Life. No. I. KondiaroOkv r' ief of the
Hurons; Spain illustrated, by Lewis, Robertls,..- .d Roscoe ;
The present State of Ireland ;—Willis's . lings ;—Ano-
ther Glance at the "Appropriation Clau —Paris and the
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length Portrait of Faraday ; Memorahil : Bacchanalia. By
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Johanna Baillie;—New Churches;—Stray Reflections. The
Man in the Mask : 0. Y. ; Sir Egerton Brydges's Sonnets:
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This Day is published, Price 6d., No. 2 of
mHE THISTLE, or ANGLO-CALEDONIAN
1 JOURNAL.
CONTENTS:—Continental Notices : Rome in Ruins; 2.
Morning in the Forum—Case of the London Presbytery—
dress to Young Men--The late Dr. M'Crie--Hornw mn,
busiante—The Sabbath Observance Bill—Hebrew lody—
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CONTENTS OF. No. 1:—Prefatory Address .Countrymen
—Lord of the Rocky Isle—Progress of Are c Aiscovery—Paro-
chial Destitution in Scotland— Practic Atheism— On the
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and intellectual improvement generally in the principal sections
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