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ENGLISH ALE. Sung by Mr. PAUL BEDFORD. Written
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URASER'S MAGAZINE for JANUARY, price 2s. 6d.,
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Oliver Yorke at Home—Pleasures, Objects, and Advan-
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Ancient Rome—The Kingdom of Thought—Confessions of
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Berryer.—Colloquy between the Old and New Year—Our
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Just received by Joshua Wa'matey, Church-street,
MHZ DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, (Edited
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I.—LOITERINGS OF 4RTHUR O'LEARY.--
BY THE EDITOR,
Notice Preliminary and Explanatory. Fragment I.
The Attwood.
2.—Polyhymnia ; or Singing for the Million.
3.—Anthologia Germanica.—Freiligrath's Poems.
4.—The Lawyer, his Character, and Rule of Holy Life.
s.—On the News from the East; a Sonnet. By W.R.H.
6.—The Two Poets; a Tale, in Two Fasciculi. By
Jonathan Freke Slingsby.
7.—01 d Ireland and Young. Tracts edited by the
Archaeological Society.
B.—Bonnie Jeanie Jamieson ; a Song. By Robert Gil-
fillan.
9.—The Smuggling Run.
10:—A Chapter on Lyrical Matters.
11.—The Cradle of the Conqueror. By Louisa Stuart
Costello.
12.—Specimens of Mexican Poetry.
13.—A Nut for the Season—Jullien's Quadrilles.
14.—The Planet-System of Life. By a Dreamer.
15.—The Use of Elephants in War.
16.—The Embroideress at Midnight. By M. A. Browne.
17.—Recollections of the Organ of St. Patrick's, Dublin.
18.—Something to think of. By John Fisher Murray.
19.—Successes in the East—Affghanistan—China.
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Tom BURKE of " Ours" is unavoidably postponed for a
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