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Q. PORTING AND RECHERCHE PRINTS, &c.—
13 EDWARDS' New Catalogue of amusing Illustrated Works,
freely translated from the French ; Parisian Novelties, choice
Facetim, &c. ; forwarded free on reseirt-rrf-si,x stamps. New

sets of French Plates, richl c red, in seated envelopes.
from ss. to 21s. ; new Coal Songster, Is., 2s. 6d., and ss. ;
selections of Gentlemen' cetious Books and Prints carefully
chosen, according t amount remitted, and forwarded by
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NONE but really valuable Works are published, and,
moreover, none but such as are now very scarce, or to be
had only at a high price. Works within general reach will be

excluded from ti
Tn nn 'ASP will

)üblish it in its original form irin'that case, the

bridgment

will be undertake'
always be given.
limited to four volumes

)y competent scholars, whose names will
kt the same time, if possible work will be
t is generally fo hat an abridged
n 111../C 0.11,,, cluacr as an auth yor a reference.
The selection is such that the the gical reader will deem
every volume unexceptionable, may, therefore, possess
himself of the whole.
The Series will be so varie RS to embrace, in turn, every
branch of Theological Stut , and it will afford an opportunity'
to Ministers, Students, a others (of limited incomes especi-
ally,) they never befor ossessed.
The issues are so quent that a rapid addition may be made
to the libraries of the subscribers, and yet not so rapid but that
one volume may be read ere another is forthcoming.

volume is published on the 26th of every month (the first
on the 2Gth of May last), and may be had in the country with

the monthly ma,

id punctuality will be maintained

times are handsorr

type cast for the y
in cloth and vilt 1,

be understood that ti

may be placed with Satisfaction upon the shelves of the library
The Series are uniform in appearance, but not numbered con
secutively, so that any distinct work may be had by itself.

The Publishers pledge themselves to the foregoing
The first work is A COMPLETE HISTORY of th

MILNER and I

ais work wit

volume

The First Volume of Milner appeared on the 26th of May, the
Second on the 26th of June, and have gained a large circulation.
The Work has met with great praise from all quarters, and it
is universally admitted to be the cheapest which has ever been
issued from the Press. The commendations which it has re-
ceived from the Religions N highest cha-

ewsvapers are of the
subjoined :
h of Christ, from the Days of th_
the Eighteenth Century. By JOSEPH
IVI ILxEx and T. HAAS EIS, L.L.D. Complete in 4 vols. Vol.
T. London : Chadwick and Co. Paternoster-row.

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;;In&days of cheap publications, and of publications as
valuable as they are cheap, the " Theological Library," of which
the above forms the 9.2 r mg volume, bids fair to outstrip most

We need not here critically examine such

critic's judgment, and takei' rank as one of our standara works.
There may be a few opinions. here and there, added to the his-
torical detail, which may not meet with universal sanction;
but in spite of these, and partly in consequence of these being
in themselves non-essential, the work demands a place in every
library of any pretensions to he called so. At its present price

fitid this hitherto expensive work broughewithin his

capacity. If the volumes to come equal the one thitt has
ap-
peared, no commendation we can give will be beyond their
inerits."—Church and State Gazette.
" This History has been long before ti

public, and is

number, deserves our notice, however. The projectors have
entitled their series, the "London Theological Library;" and
if a first volume be a criterion, they will merit the thanks of
every reader of theological books in the United Kingdom. The
book is "got up" in the very best style. It is really a model of
beautiful typography ; and, as to cheapness, we believe there
is nothing. in this day of cheap books to compare with it. The

assurance that it pi

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