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BOOKS RECEIVED.--_Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, with Notes
by Milman and Guizot, edited by_ Dr. William Smith. The second volume of
this handsome edition, forming part of Murray's _British Classics_, extends
from the reign of Claudius to Julian's victories in Gaul.--_The
Archaeologia Cambrensis, New {339} Series, No. XVII._, has, in addition to
an excellent article by Mr. Hartshorne on Conway Castle, a number of other
papers on subjects connected with the Principality.--_Lives of the Queens
of England_, by Agnes Strickland, Vol. IV., is entirely dedicated to
Glorious Queen Bess, of whom we think far more highly than her
biographer.--_Poetical Works of William Cowper_, edited by Robert Bell,
Vol. I. Cowper is so great and deserved a favourite, that his works will
probably be among the most popular portion of Parker's _Annotated Edition
of the English Poets_.--_The Journal of Sacred Literature_, New Series, No.
XI., April 1854, contains thirteen various articles illustrative of the
Sacred Writings, besides its valuable miscellaneous correspondence and
intelligence.--_Macaulay's Critical and Historical Essays._ Part II. of the
People's Edition contains for one shilling some six or seven of these
brilliant essays, including those on Moore's Byron, Boswell's Johnson,
Nugent's Hampden, and Burleigh.--The _Cyclopaedia Bibliographica_, Part
XIX. The first portion of this valuable work must be drawing rapidly to a
close, as this nineteenth part extends to Rev. R. Valpy.
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THE WORKS OF DR. JONATHAN SWIFT. London, printed for C. Bathurst, in Fleet
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Swift," written in Nov. 1731.)
BYRON'S WORKS. Vol. VI. of Murray's Edition. 1829.
The Volume of the LONDON POLYGLOTT which contains the Prophets.
Imperfection in other parts of no consequence.
CARLISLE ON GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
THE CIRCLE OF THE SEASONS. London, 1828. 12mo. Two copies.
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sent to MR. BELL, Publisher of "NOTES AND QUERIES." 186. Fleet Street.
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PENNY CYCLOPAEDIA. Part 92. (For September, 1840.)
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ALLISTER'S PARADIGMA CHESS OPENINGS.
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ARMYTAGE'S (Rev. J., of Tidenham) SERMONS.
MAYHEW'S LONDON LIFE AND LABOUR. Complete.
NICHOLSON'S LECTURES ON HEZEKIAH.
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THE FAMILY INSTRUCTOR, by De Foe. 2 Vols. 1841. Oxford, Talboys.
ALLAN RAMSAY'S TEA-TABLE MISCELLANY. 1724.
THE LADY'S POETICAL MAGAZINE, or Beauties of British Poets. 4 Vols. London,
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