| OCR Text |
Show 2 LIST OF POPULAR WORKS One Shilling and Sixpence. 'fHE ART OF DINING; or, GASTRONOMY AND GAsTRONOMERS. By A.. HAYWARD. WELLINGTON ;-Hrs CHARACTER,- AcTIONS,- ANrr WRITINGs. By JULES MAUREL. With Preface by LoRD ELLESMEI,E. WORKMEN'S EARNINGS-STRIKES-AND SAVINGS. By SAMUEL SMiLES. l THE TURF. A Descriptive Essay. By C. J. APPERLEY (NIMROD). With Woodcuts. THE STORY OF PUSS IN BOOTS. With 12 Illustrations. By OT 1'0 SPECKTER. PROGRESSIVE GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN. By RT . BoN. J. W. CROKER. HYMNS written nnd adapted to the Weekly Church Service of the Yea;. By BISHOP HEBER. Two Shillings. THE AMBER WITCH: the most interesting Trial for Witchcraft. From the German. By LADY DUFF GORDON. OLIVER CROMWELL AND JOHN BUNYAN: Biographies. By HOBERT SOUTHEY. LIFE OF SIR FRANCIS DRAKE. With his Voyages and Exploits by S~a and Land. By JOHN BARROW. CAMPAIGNS OF THE BRITISH ARMY AT WASHINGTON A.NO NEW ORLEANS. By IU..:V. G. R. GLE!G. 'fHE FRENCH IN ALGIERS; the Soldier of the Foreign Legion and Prisoners of A.bd-el-Kadir. Translated by LADY DUFF GORDON. HISTORY OF THE FALL OF THE JESUITS IN THE 18TH CENTURY. By COUNT ALEXIS DE ST. PRIEST. LIVONIAN TALES; the Disponent-the Wolves-the Jewess. By A LADY. NOTES FROM LIFE. MoNEY-Humility- Independence- WISDOM- Choice in Marriage- CmLDREN- Lire Poetic. By HENRY TAYLOR. THE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR, 1779-83. With a Description and Account of tbut Garrison from the Earliest Periods. By JOHN DRINKWATER. SIR ROBERT SALE'S BRIGADE IN AFFGHANISTAN AND THE DEFENCE OF JELLALADAD. By REV. G. R. GLE!G. PUBLISHED BY MR. MURRAY. 3 THE TWO SIEGES OF VIENNA BY THE TURKS. Translated from the German. By LORD ELLESMERE. THE WAYSIDE CROSS ; or, The Raid of Gomez: a Tale of the Carlist War. By CAPT. MILMAN. ADVENTURES ON THE ROAD TO PARIS DURING THE ~t:lfhl?s:s OF HH3-l4. From lhe Autobiography of HENRY STOKERS AND POKERS; or, The North-Western Railway. .Hl~o~lectric Telegraph-and Railway Clearing House. By SIR l<'RA.N<..as TRAVELS IN EGYPT, NUBIA, SYRIA, AND THE HOLY LAND, with a Journey round the Dead Sea, and through the Country East of the Jordan. By lRBY and MANGLl£8. WESTERN BARBARY : An Account of tLe Wild Tribes and Savage .Animals. By JOHN H. DRUMMOND HAY. LETTERS FROM THE SHORES OF THE BALTIC. By A LADY. NOTES AND SKETCHES OF NEW SOUTH WALES DURING A RESlDENCI!; OF MANY YEARS IN TH.AT COLONY. By .MRS. CHARLES MEREDITH. RECOLLECTIONS OF BUSH LIFE IN AUSTRALIA during a Residence of Eight Ye11rs in the Interior. By REV. H. W. HAYGARTH. JOURNAL OF A RESIDENCE AMONG THE NEGROES IN THE WESr INDIES. By M.G. LEWiS. MEMOIRS OF FATHER RIPA DURING THIRTEEN YEARS' RESIDENCE AT THE COURT OF PEKIN, in the Service of the Emperor of Cbina, with an Account of the Fow1dation of the Collrge for the Education of Young Chinese in Naples. From the Italian. By FORTUNATO PRANDl. PHILIP MUSGRAVE; or, Memoirs of a Cburch of Enooland Missionary in the North American Colonies. By REV. J. ABBOTT. 0 A MONTH IN NORWAY. ByJORN G. HOLLWAY. LETTERS FROM MADRAS ; or, First Impressions of Life and Manners In India. By A. LADY. ROUGH NOTES TAKEN DURING SOME RAPID RIDES ~~b~ THE PAMPA~ AND AMONG THE ANDES. By SiR FRANCIS A VOYAGE UP THE RIVER AMAZON includino- a Visit to PARA. By WILLJAM H. EDWAHOS. ' 0 B :l |
