... LITERAIRY NOTICES. Cccii Dean dy Bessie C. A. London: MASTERS. a pp, 206.-W'e might bespeak our readers' favourable r reception of this little volumne upon the double plea that I it is the writer's first Storv for Children' and that she publishes it in the hope ofthereby assisting to hqitu- st. date a partly-defraved debt incurred by the Rector in enlarging her parish Church. But the book ...

... LITE;RARiY NOTICE. The Maid of Floreace; or, Niccoel de' Laii. Trans- fated frogs the Italian of the Marquis Massimo D'Aze- glio by Win. Feiaatep, 2A., in 3 tools. BSNTLEY, 1853. -A very iuteresting tale, albeit interwosen with a great amount of the civil and religious history of Italy at that period, when the emperor Charles 5th, and the pope Clement 7th sought to establish the power of the ...

... The display in Baker-street this year is less splendid than it has been ?? several occasions, butin usefulness, and in an improved character on points of real import. ance, a decided advance is descernible. There have been Shows at which better classes of Devons. Shorthorns, Herefords, Leieesters, end even Southdowns have been exhibited, but none where the tendency to overfatten has left so ...