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BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES

WANTED TO PURCHASE

(IN CONTINUATION OF LISTS IN FORMER NOS.)

Mills, Rev. Isaac, of Highcleer—­Account of the Life and Conversation of, with a Sermon, 8vo., 1721.

Mykur Hazem, by Marcus, London, 1846.

Poems by a Bornnatural, 1849.

ODD VOLUMES.

Proceedings of the Philological Society.  Vol.  I.

Richardson’s Correspondence, Vol.  I. of the Six-Volume Ed.

Todd’s Johnson’s Dictionary, 4to., 1819. (Part X. containing Title,
Preface, &c.)

Partington’s British Cyclopaedia—­That portion of Natural History which follows Vol.  I.

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NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Burning for Treason.—­Can the Correspondent who furnished us with a curious Note upon this subject favour us with a copy of it, the original having been accidentally mislaid?

We are again compelled, from want of space, to omit many curious and interesting articles; and, after this statement, must beg our kind friends at Leeds, Brompton, &c., who complain of delay in the insertion of their communications, to do us the favour to refer to the notice on this very subject which appeared in our early numbers.

Notes and Queries may be procured by the Trade at noon on Friday:  so that our country Subscribers ought to experience no difficulty in receiving it regularly.  Many of the country Booksellers are probably not yet aware of this arrangement, which enables them to receive Copies in their Saturday parcels.  Part V. is now ready.

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THE QUARTERLY REVIEW,

No.  CLXXII. is Published This Day.

    CONTENTS: 
  I. GIACOMO LEOPARDI AND HIS WRITINGS. 
  II.  RANKE’S HOUSE OF BRANDENBURG. 
  III.  QUEEN’S COLLEGE, LONDON. 
  IV.  GROTE’S HISTORY OF GREECE. 
  V. URQUHART’S PILLARS OF HERCULES. 
  VI.  FACTS IN FIGURES. 
  VII.  THE DUTIFUL SON. 
  VIII.  CUNNINGHAM’S HANDBOOK OF LONDON. 
  IX.  BAXTER’S IMPRESSIONS OF EUROPE. 
  X. LORD LIEUTENANT CLARENDON. 
  XI.  LOUIS PHILIPPE.

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