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TOPOGRAPHY, COUNTY AND FAMILY HISTORY, ETC.—­John Gray Bell, Bookseller, Dealer in Topographical Prints, Portraits, Autographs, and Literary Curiosities, 10. and 11.  Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London, invites Collectors to examine his Assortment of PRINTS on the above interesting subjects.  Having gathered them with the greatest care and research, at a vast expenditure of Time and Capital, he flatters himself that his Collection is the most extensive and best selected extant, and will be found well worthy of attention.

John Gray Bell’s Catalogues are published monthly, and forwarded, free, by post.  Parties desirous of possessing the recent numbers can have them sent by enclosing their address.

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Royal 32mo., cloth, 2s.; morocco (Hayday), 7s.

SELDEN’S TABLE TALK.

Royal 32mo., price 2s. 6d. cloth, 7s. 6d. morocco (Hayday).

THE TEMPLE, SACRED POEMS, and PRIVATE EJACULATIONS.  BY George Herbert.

Also, by the same Author,

Price 2s. cloth, 7s. morocco (Hayday),

A PRIEST TO THE TEMPLE; or, THE COUNTRY PARSON:  his character, and Rule of Holy Life, &c.

London:  George Bell, Fleet Street.  Leicester:  J.S.  Crossley.

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THE PHILOLOGICAL MUSEUM.  Edited by Hare and Thirlwall. 2 thick vols. 8vo. cloth, 14s.  E. STIBBS, having purchased the remaining copies of this esteemed Work, now offers it at the above reduced price, and respectfully suggests the necessity of early application, as it is entirely out of print, and but few copies remain for sale.

331.  Strand, opposite Somerset House.

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REV.  JOSEPH HUNTER, F.S.A.  Public Portrait.  The Friends and Admirers of the learned and respected Historian of “Hallamshire” and the “Deanery of Doncaster” having resolved to place a full-length Portrait of him in the Cutlers’ Hall, Sheffield, his native town (vide “Gentleman’s Magazine,” Feb. 1850), the Committee beg respectfully to announce that Subscriptions of One Guinea, in furtherance of their object, will be received by Thomas Berks, Esq., Mayor, Treasurer; and Mr. Henry Jackson, Secretary of the Committee, Sheffield.

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Just published, and may be had postage free, on a remittance of two stamps.

A CATALOGUE OF ENGLISH and FOREIGN BOOKS, in all Classes of Literature.  Selected from the STOCK of NATTALI and BOND (successors to the late M.A.  Nattali), 23.  Bedford Street, Covent Garden.

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Now ready.

STIBB’S CATALOGUE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Part III., containing a very extensive collection of Books relating to America, also a few choice and rare old books beautifully bound in morocco; it may be had gratis, and post free, on application.  Also, nearly ready, STIBB’S GENERAL CATALOGUE, which will be forwarded gratis on receipt of Eight stamps for the Postage.