... OD January 1, wtill be published, prlco Os, the NATIONAL REVATIE;W. No. XV. 1. CRABBEr iL THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CATHERINE IL IL THE RESULTS OF SHORT IMPRISONMENTS. IV. VIRGIL AND HIS MODERN CRITICS. V. COUNT MIOT DE MELITO AND THE FRLENCH REVOLUTION. yr. FALSE MORALITY OF LADY NOVELISTS VII. THlE RELIGION OF THE WORKING CLASSES. VIII. LONGFELLOW. I.X. HANSEL'S LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOU1GHT. X. ...

... -1UTCH, Portuguese, Spanish, American, French, 1 and other COUPONS, noW flue and payable abroad; are now beng PAID at the very hibhest rates, on tre~cuttion atthe tbullion and Ban'ieng Office, 79, Lontaxrd-3srect. ADAM S6IiELMANN and Ci. AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT'S FIVE PER': CENT. BONDS, yisidebog at the present price about five and three-clnrter- per cent., belng a goo i Ins estment for silo in ...

... ,1M R. HIOWARD, Sargeon-Dentist, 52, Fleet- J5U street, has Introdueed n entrely new description of ARTIFICIAL TEET1H, fixed without springs, wires, or ligatures. They so perfectly resemble the natural teeth as not to be distin guished from the origrinals ?? closest observer; they will never ehange colour or decay, mand ill be rfound superor to any teeth ever before used, This method does not ...

... GREAT VEXHIBITION of 1851-COUNCIL bPDAL.-EXPOSITION. UNIVERSRLLi. 1855.- GradeMEEDAILLE d'HOXNEURO-GALLNRY ofBRONZES d-ART.-F. BARBEDIENNE and Co., of Paris, respeotfully inform the British Public that a complete Collection of their MATHEMATICAL REDUCTIONS, by the process of X. Col. lat, fomtheeh s- ocvr ?? ud3foer Statilary in Earics rn Bril~h useu, ms be een t Xfsrs JA&CK- SON nod GRAHJ~AM'S ...

... RESTORATION of HAIR on BALD 3R, PLACES.-W. WINTER'S PILUS REDIVIVUS rssore te hir tscases of sudden baldness or bald patcesae secenvsible saie'gncs orf roofstsdexeist. Frequeetl one srmore bald patches make their appearance in the hair, aa ri neglected pead over the head, causing etioa ndr rpermanent b aid , el but by the nec of Othe arbo~vrhe tbhe heair is re jstoredad becodmades S osdy bsy ...

... 'NEWS for AUSTRALIA.-THE MORNING . CHHONICLFl of January 16 will contain a SUMhMARY of' I;EWt prepared eyoressly for AdISTRALIA. in a late Edition, 1n time for Overlanid ball. Price 4d.-Published at 332, Strand. ICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, RAILWAY LOAN, V issued unaier the authnrity of the Railway Loan Act of the Legislature of Victorit, No. XXXVI , dated Ne bourne, Novem. iser 24, 1557, iritivirled ...

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... 13 GsEAT MA3BLRbOUGH STBBET. HURST & BLACKETT, SUCCESSORS TO HENRY COLBURN, HAVrE JuST ]PUBLISHED TEE 1OLLtOVIrI NEW WORKS HENRY III, KING of FRANCE, HIS COURT End TIMES. From numerous unpublished sources. By Miss FRERR, 3 vols. with Portraits. 3to Gd. Asong the class of chronicle histories Miss Freer's llenur JII of Trance' is entitled to s high rank. Asregards style an treatment Miss Freer ...

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