MILLER’S CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.—­NUMBER FOUR is ready this day, and can be had Gratis, and sent, if required, Postage Free.  Address, John Miller, 43, Chandos Street, Trafalgar Square.  This List embraces numerous valuable and interesting Books on English Poetry, the Drama, History, Biography, Voyages and Travels, &c., with the works of a few of the best Continental writers, a selection of Pictorial Books of Scenery, Costume, Topography, and Drawing-room Table Books.

Also, on forwarding Four Postage Stamps, JOHN MILLER’S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FOR THE PAST QUARTER may be had stitched in a wrapper, with a Table of Contents, showing at one glance the range of subjects embraced, amongst which may be enumerated the following, viz., America, Angling, Banking and Currency, Coins, Dictionaries, Drawing-books, Games, Sports, &c., Heraldry, Genealogy and Family History, Ireland, its History and Literature, Kent, its History and Topography, Law, Music, its History and Theory, Painting and the Fine Arts, Shakspeariana, and a variety of other branches of Literature comprised in upwards of 1500 articles.

John Miller, 43.  Chandos Street, Trafalgar Square.

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THE ANGLO-SAXON, for April, Price 2s. 6d. or 3s. post-free, contains England and her Colonies:  County Colonisation, with Maps—­English Church Music—­Christian Architecture—­London:  a Poem, Essay II.—­The Alfred Medals:  Three Sonnets, by Martin F. Tupper—­Anglo-Saxon Literature:  the Jubilee Edition of King Alfred’s Works, with Specimens and Translations—­Wives and Mothers—­Anglo-Saxon Colonies:  Victoria, Cooksland, Port Essington, (Papua—­Timor)—­Original Ballads.

The ANGLO-SAXON for 1849 forms a handsome volume, price One Guinea.

London:  T. Bosworth, 215.  Regent Street.

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