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Lorrequer," both of winch originality
graced The pages Of this perlodlca The .
most popular, with the exception Of Boz's |
works, perhaps, ofaI that have ever IS
sueo from the periodical press Shark
Ing with bumour, and teemng as thesa |
admirable sketches do, with incidents uf
such intense and glowing interest, in
their perusal we positively become
ourselves parlicipalorS in the scenes mar
rated. 1t would be needless, however,
for us 10 speak Of the merits Of an 8cthor
with whom the public universally are SO
hvourably acquainted were it not for
the announcement Of new work from
the pen Of the same delightful writer, DR..
LAYER, ,Otich Is 10 appear in this Maya
! zine, aud which will De commenced IN.
mediaelV after the completion Of series
of "ChdrLcS OMalley," now in course Of
| publication.
Another, and a scarcely less favourire
writer, the legend loving LOVER, whose
admirable productions have so deserved
iy earned for him an undying reputa.
tion, may also be named as among the
contributors to this popular perlodica 10
whom we may further add the name Of
WILLIAM CARLETON a man Of singular
ability aud skill, and one who is assured
" destined to take rank among the
most gifted men in his couorry has
produced. As writer Of elegant fc-
ton, he is perhaps unequaIled in purity
and prolundiIy Of palhos, and exquisite
grace and dellcucy of sentiment.
Another attractive feature Of this work
consists in its Monthly Gallery OI Por.
traits, Of characters eminent in itera =
iure, science, theology, law, medicine,
and politics, connected wuh Ireland, 10
which are appended Il series Of BIopgIeph
icaI Memories, &c. In the American
Ellton OF The Dublin University NJ ga
zine, these admirably characteristic elCh
ngs will be given with all their lie
like freshness and original spirit.
The Dublin University Magazine is 10
Ireland what BIackwood is to Scotland I;
and from this cause alone, por'raypg,
a il does, Irish life and manners, and
Irish modes Of thinking in all their genu.
inc reality. it may reasonably Ge expect
ed to enlist The sy ympahies OF numerous
class Of readers, including all those who
appreciate the iGimitabe wit and rolIrCk
Ing fun that is indigenous TO OuId Ire
land Tnis, however, is net the onIy
feature OF the work; it is charac cteTlZeo
by the same power and cogency IN the
discussion OF lis polirctI ethics, which
Lave rendered its allie contemporary so
deservcdIy distinguished; and however
some NAV differ as TO the poiltlca ere, d
Of the articles in question, we caUnot
hut award our uuq IaIfad appreciation
to the wnudtrIu talent by which they are
supported.
Originating under the Immediate 10
huence and suspIces of the University OF
Dublin, this perodIcaI has acquired for
itself the characteristics Of NdiiOnaLHD
to al extent which, under less favourabl-
circumstances, such work could scare
, ly have attained. Bat not SO muck t.
the palr1nage,& sanction Of lis College
is lis ex'raordinary popularity and sue
cess 10 he ascribed, as to the intrinsic
excellence Of genuine Iish talent & gent
US; combinIng as it invariably does, a
pro'ountness Of phIlosophij research
with felicity and beauty Of style, thai Is
equally attractive 10 the grave and the
!, CAV. Not only has this work been the
means of preserving much OF the literary
= talent OF Ireland, at home, which other
wise would have sought some other mar
s ket, but it has also brought to light more
which, but for lts fostering care, woulC
: perhaps never have been produced.
Such are the accredited claims Of tht
wolk under notice; it is therefore will
much pleasure we have TO annOunc
that 10 accordance with the wishes OF {
large number of our subscribers, W.
u have made arrangements for the RepubH
j. cation of"The Dublin University Maya
y zine," commencing on The .GStOf Jdnua
. ~ neat. In dependence upon the same
1t liberal patronage with which our previ
J. ous publications have been received, WI
: shall confidently issue the above namec
% Periodical TO our numerous readers, IL
the conviction that its claims vii! b
found al Ienst not inferior in any respec
to those oI its predecessors.
The same care and punc'uallty which
have attended the issue of our Olhe
publications. will aFord sufficient guar
antee for the fulfment Of our contract /
the present instance; and we need only
in conclusion, 10 assure our subscriber
and the public. that in the republcalio
OF the Dublin University Magazine, ne
10 lher expense nor exertion shall be want
= ing on our part to produce it in a slyl
i. commensurate with lis intrinsic merits
e. and worthy Of their entire appreciation.
d. The American Edition will be fac