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... X2'ITE MAGAZINES FOR No |B a.lurood, aa rnight be su'poeed, is very grcat uuo titl rcCent muiisteriai triumphs in leiand. lbie P-odl the game up weith Repeal, but concludes by hi. face agaist the notion of leniclcy towilrds thcs se i,,. mixed up in it. No compromise now; no ju rgloa,. L collusion We desire to see the Diajesty of t be law J sles cated as solemnlY as it has been ...

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... l.Iraoeui ; its Seenecy21, Chartscrer, ' .l r t S. C. HIALL. 3 vots, royal Svo. [flow and p Tite most popul ar work tin thle beaut;,-' . ir of Ireland, as a whole, which has cparir has bee-n brought to a close. For itsilcrdt0 sr fultinees the two editors have been mr-t~ rmeuled hy persons of every party ar h guishing features which masked Ith eay been preserved to the very close. et e from the ...

... L ZERATURE. COLONIAL Lrin iy. Parts I. and II. Murray, London, 1848.-The Padts before Ins of this cheap and attractive Mliscellany, consist of a republica- tion of Mr. Borrow's Bible in Spain-a work which, at the time of its first appearance, attracted no inconsiderable attention. The author, it seems, was sent to the Peninsula by the Bible Sodietv, as its agent, for the purpose of printing ...

... e Every variety of silk material, with velvets and tachoiree d aro in demand for the present season. For simple overpay wear, plaid carhemires and/ansnelles Ecosseises, with erapesol Tlibet wool, checked or striped, and Pekins be laine, are prial cipally used for the robes redingote and peignoirs fermd,; tbi make is high, with fall backs and tight sleeves, ornamente with jockeys, godets, or ...

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... Ireland. By J. G. Kohl. (Foreign Library.) Chapman and Hall. Mr Kohl's writings have obtained for him, not undeservedly, the reputation of a sensible, candid observer. A more minutely graphic painter of cities and scenery, or of the surfaces of life and manners, it would not be easy to name. Nor, witll much successfil liveliness in his books, as well as some liveliness of a rather dull kind, ...

... [FROat TINE LONDON AND PAtis LADIES' MAGAZINE OF FASIuON.] Every variety of silk material, with velvets and cachemires, are in demand for the present season. For simple every-day wear, plaid cachemires and flanelles Ecossaise3, with crapes of Thibet wool, checked or striped, and Pekins de laine, are principally used for the robes redingote and peignoirs fermes; the make is hilsr, with full ...

... THE SPORTING ALMANAC AND ORACLE or RURAL LIFE roR 1844. (A. H. Baily and Co., Cornbill.)-This annual, useful both to the sportsman and the lover of country pursuits, has now been added by the publishers to its five predecessors. The contents of the present volume are well.selected; and the embellishments, twelve in number, ar, on the to what can be I'sirly expected from works issuing from b ...