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80 LITERARY.

OF Religion las .irst been brought out nm.
der the charge Of DR.. Fitzgerald. Bishop of,
Cork. 1t is in many respects superior to
any former impression as an edition for the
library, Or Students use, containing care.
fully prepared Iif, of ll,e author. a collation.
OF the first edition (Which shows how atten-
tve Butler was to the point on which he is
generally conahered to he most deficient
cle"r"tss and precision of style) )explanstory
ne'es, and copious $indexsoE. so ,psiaes,;;
= >Messrs.' Ttgg d Co., are ths spablisIers.
+ Mr.: Murray has in press, AMI will pub
lish is. during The present year. francis Bacon
Lord Chancellor Of England, being an i'll.
AGsy Life and Character, based on
I Letters a'.d Documents bilherto unpublished
by Hepwor'h Dixon This work, though
ne" in form and material, will contain the
substance OF some articles Which attracted
much attention when they appeared in
The AfAe"euna in January last, Of which
periodical, it is w-il known Mr. Dixon is
the acting: EDITOR In him 'the great Chan.
| cel'"r Of unman Nature finds an energetic
defender agais. the charges that have gene.
rally passed current since the weight Of
! Macau'av's n"me lms given them sanction.
Tue coincidence the author of.Friends
i'll Conncir becoming Clerk of the Privv
Council. is to"' curious not to be noticed.
The cln"luments Of the post are said to he
double those attached to the. Professsorship
Of Modern History at Cambridge, which
Mr.. Arthur Helps declined in favor of bis
friend, the Rev. c. Kingsley. and as an in
'roduction TO the public service, it is one of
the most desirable offi'es in the gift Of the
Crown. Anolhersslierary man may be
mentioned as la:eiyaSin receipt Of bcnors.
Prot. Greasy, Of University College, las
fought his last decisive battle in literature,
and now appears as Sir f. J. Greasy, Chief
, Justice of Crylon. There is but one orin.
ION AS to the wisdom Of appointments Of
this class, r"d they show the growing i'm.
por'"nce Of the really governing classes of
lis opin"ns by literary toll.
The goth ult. WAS the great day of the
C9m'nemoration' at Oxford. Tn the the.
atre the under graduates INDUCED them
Selves as usual, in grooming and cheering
various persons and things. Three groans
followed tie names st tie Pope, the King
Eof Naples, the Emperor, and Lord John
Russell. The Present Ministry raised a
hong and close struggle between cheers and
gr"ans, as also did the Bishop Of London
*nd''1he Times newspaper Atll O'Clock
the procession entered the theatre. The
Prince Of W"lrs, hy virtue Of his rank, took
precedence, being, followed hy the Vice
Chancellor. Lord Brouglam was received
with great applause. which he acknowledge
ed by repeated bow SirssF., M'CIintock
was evidently theaero of the day, and a
tempest of applause greeted him.
$50
HENRY WARD BEEcHEn ON EATING &c.
II have been asked, sometimes, how
coul'l perform so large an amount of work
with apparently SO little diminuiiou 0
strength. ] attribute my power of endd-
rance t9ss longstor'ned habit Of observing.
every day of my aife, the simple laws of
lIeal,h-and none more than the laws of
eating. 1t ceases any, longer TO BE- mat
ter Of self denial. It is aLnost like an in
sstinct. If have severe tax on nv Hfain
inLthc morning, cannot eat hardly at break.
tast. i the w ilotc DAY is tott cone of ex-r.
toni eat very lil,lestill the exetti5rr is over
I kpowsltlafstwo forces csauot 81 .eesrse,n.
|ttsaed 4 4 lp asSiyity ,hs saastine Il, the
tEedy., I know. stE,when the stomach
works the brain mtA srst, md that when
The b.ain works the stcrthsacli n66nkdfffess.
am eaipsto be movi5s sabout OUT
of DOORS good deal can give "a fuller
swing to my appetite is never sss,
ceedinsly bad. sButi I am engaged, ac..
lively, and necessarily in mental tasss rs
c"nnot easmuch. And Ihave ,nadas d
ing with reguIatity and with a ,efereuc5a
'' '"'o " W. q HbobI so vi
ceases any longer to be subject of,lroughk
It. almost takes care Of itself. + attribute
much Of ny ability to endure work TO coed
hstits Of ea,ings constant attention iosbe]
aaNspf sleeps ph5sical exercise, and generaff
{ q. .biass b,ias masto bs said IN .bi.
;;ffz2ffSSSfion. II Ia moi atinnatfafEor er,;.r.
rsauism that man, should be dainty. cons:
cstning the food he, eats. On the contrary
I heaa That. a civilized NAB ought 10 be /
sipii'asd In bis cookery. Isuppose one os3
the iafa'lia6I o,f Tho snale6Ssan viii T
10 a.. gsisf asGttaa & Eisuiiiasssh iiash "a j Easben
,bs. ssha a.a6s fead ssst t,vilI sss 81 aasts cSsis. S
tim esps ssieks 80.
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