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... 17Je Wor)ks of SAnsUEL WARREN, D.C.L., F.P.S, Part I. Dtoarp of a labc Pfjo/ieiona. Edinburgh: Blackwood & Sons. Pow.^ of our readers wwho are in the babit of dovoting any por- tion of their attention to the literature of the day have not spent on ecessiosal couplo of htours over the pleasant pages of Rrtc1 ~d; while fewver or those to wvhom old E1bony has afforded pleasitre have failed to ...

... LITERATURE, onlyN Ar-rrrrrfse Dete.r; or- Poetical Tranrslalons On a Yerw Peris- may cipile. By a Scotch Physician. Edinburgh : Ilfaclachlan anti so,I Stewart. Aberdelrlcci D. Wyllie & Son). thor Trinonort sorec loadect-teuce we have allowed this small puchil- Jtr cation to lie ovcr too long. S till, ';better late than never', is at rent conlsolatory maximl, behinrd which one is very wvilling ...

... fl~ltfl1WU POEMS.e Ire a, sunnly nook onl the bowlers of Derbyshiire, in a quiet valley onl the Dove, a couple of frionds, as like cud as unlike as could well lie conceived, spenlt msany aI summer day in the calin aonr- tb. pation of angling, rather more than a couple of centuries tot ag. 'h weetwo pleasant men and true: thle one in the Ivi heyday Of manhood, end, as his portrait represents ...

... 5lI VeD., l oo E LITER AT URE. Lives of thle Qieenos oif Scotland, and Eup f/s/ Princesses con- lIt 'meeterd WMit the llepal S'sccoootion of Great Britain. By AGNatte ot STRTCKLAND, aulthor of the Lives of the Queens of Eng- TI land. Vol. IV. Edinburgh : Blackwood & Sons. Wi or. etils is the second volume of the Life of Mary Qosen of Sceets; aC and, as it commences with the intrigues of ...