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MESSES . CHAPMAN AND HALL BEG TO ANNOUNGE THAT THEY HATE REMOVED THEIR BUSINESS . FROM , THE STRAND TO 103 , PICGABIXLY , FOUR DOORS WEST OF ST . JAMES'S CHURCH . January 4 . 1851 . ¦
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LEIGH HUNT'S NEW PLAY . LOVERS' A M A Z E M E N T S . A PLAY , IN THREE ACTS . SCENE FIKST in No . V . OF ItEXQH HUNT'S JOURNAL . To be continued weekly . PUBLISHING OFFICE , 300 , STRAND ^
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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS FOR PRESENTS . I . HABLOT BROWNE'S CHRISTMAS BOOK . HO ME PICTURES : Sixteen Scenes of Domestic Life . "Drawn and etched by Hablot K . Browne . Beautifully printed , with tint , and handsomely bound in cloth , with gilt edges , 12 s . ; coloured edition , 21 s . II . MISS MACERONI'S CHRISTMAS TALE . MAGIC WORDS : a Tale for Christmas Time . By Kmile Maceroni . With Four Illustrations by Edward H . Wehnert ^ Esq . Fcap . 8 vo ., 2 s . cloth ; coloured Plates , 2 s . 6 d . LUL ANIMALS . From the Sketch-book of Harrison Wkir . Twenty-four Drawings , engraved in the first style , and printed with tint . Oblong 4 to .. 7 s . 6 d . cloth ; or coloured , 'in fac-simile of the Artist's original Drawings , 31 s . 6 d . gilt edges . IV . MR . DOYLE'S NEW CHRISTMAS BOOK . THE STORY of JACK and the GIANTS . With Thirty-five Illustrations by Richard Doyle . Engraved by G . and E . Dalziel . Small 4 to ., ornamental wrapper , 2 s . 6 d . ; cloth , 3 s . 6 d . ; coloured , gilt edges , 6 s . V . A TREASURY of PLEASURE BOOKS for YOUNG and OLD . A-New Series . With Thirty-six Illustrations . By Edward H . Wkhnriit and Harrison Weir . Small 8 vo ., cloth , 3 j . 6 tl . ; coloured , gilt edges , 68 . VI . MERRY TALES for LITTLE FOLK : Forty , Favourite Fairy Tales . Edited by Madame De Chatelain . With more than Two Hundred Pictures by first-rate Artists . 16 mo ., 3 a . Gd . cloth ; or 4 s . elegantly gilt . "VII . PLEASURES of the COUNTRY . By Mrs . Harrikt Myhtle . With Eight Illustrations by John Gilbert . 4 to ., 3 a . 6 d . cloth ; Gs . coloured , gilt edges . VIII . ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH CLASSICS . Profusely embellished by eminent Artists . THE POETICAL WORKS of OLIVER GOLD-8 MITH . Illustrated by John Absolon , James Godwin . Harrison Weir , and Birket Foster . Square fcap . 8 vo ., cloth , price 2 s . 6 d . ; morocco gilt , 5 s . ; or bound in the best style by llajday , IDs . 6 d . To e followed by The Vicar of Wakefield . I Gray ' s Poetical Works . Cowper ' a Poetical Works . | Thomson ' s Seasons . And other Popular Works . Cundall and Addey , 21 , Old Bond-dtreet .
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CA N T E R BURY versus R O M E . Two Lectures by ERNEST JONES , of the Middle Temple , Harrinter-at-Lixw , now publishing , by request , in four weekly numbers , price 2 d . each . No , 1 will be published on Saturday the 18 th instant . Contrnts . —What ia rrally the teaching of Christ ?—How lias hi ) l »; en obeyed?—How did the Church perieh ?—The five tuiutrt exemplified : Ambition , Avurice , Usury , Insanity , Blasphemy . —The Papal Church of Kngland : British , Saxon , Normnn , and Anglican . — Did tin : Church in the Dark Ages help Science , Freedom ! or Learning!—Papists and State-churchmen — Dissenters and Democrats . Published by Mr . Dipple , Ilolywtll-strcet , Strand , London . No . 2 will be published on Saturday the 18 th instnnt .
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THE ANTKOILUVIAN HISTORY and NA 11 RATIVK of the FLOOD ; as set forth in the Early Jfortions of the Hook of ( Jcnesia , Critically Kxamined an « l Kxplained . Uy the Hovcrend E . D . Uknuhi . L , of Preston . Iloyal l ^ mo . Gs . cloth , lettered . A GUIDE to SOUTH AUSTRALIA ; being a Descriptive Account of the Colony : containing- the latest Authentic Information . By W . Bnki . i . Chauncy , C . K ., nearly J '" our Years ltuuidt-nt in that Province , and edition . 12 mo . ^ a : 6 ( 1 . sewed . ' ., ^ London : J . S . Ilod . son , 22 , Portujfal -street . Lincoln ' . i-inn .
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KNGINKS OlTHE P 1 CTKKHOFK THE ARTIZAN FOR JANUARY , Price Is ., ContuiiiH Two Kngraving's and Description of the Imperial ItiiaBinn Yacht , " PeterhoflT , " by M « H » r 8 . G . and Hit J . Kunnie—Plan of tho Ghh Works at the Wnkelleld Houue of Coirectioii—KxperimentH of the Government Commissioners on tho Strength of Iron—D (^ tailB of Kteam Htono Kawing- Machinery—U . Arifi-Htrong on Steam-boiltTH—Boiler lCxpl (>» ioii nt Halifax —W . A . AdaniH on JRuilway Carrying Htoc ; k—Me < : hi oil Agriculture—Htruve on Colliery Kxi > lonionH—N » Uih on bteain Navigation on tho Loire aiid 'other h 1 i ; i 1 Io \ v ltivern—Dimt'iiHioiiH and I ) et ; iilH of new fit . eainerH—Hateiuan > Life-boat—ProsroHH of Mnrine- Knsineering in Aincricn—Klectrie Tliief and Fire Indicator—Receipt lor Mullenble Hhikh- Method of iiHceriuiiiiii ^ the value of Indigo —Colouring Matter from Teak-leaveH—On the- Uho of tho tiiilphite of l . eiul in t . ) i » i Mituufactuie of Uiigur—AdulteratioiiH of Ten and Coll ' oe—Correspondence , & c . l'utents and lt (! f { iHtratlonn . May bo had of any Bookseller , or will be went free , for Eighteen Btiunps , by Matthew Houl , Artizan-oiUcv , C » , Coruhill .
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Lately published , price 3 d ., THE LAND MONOPOLY ; the SUFFERING ± and DEMORALIZATION caused by it ; and the JUSTICE and EXPEDIENCY of its ABOLITION . By Ebenezer Jones . Charles Fox , 67 , Paternoster-row .
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On the 1 st of January , No . XIII ., price 3 s . 6 d ., of The JOURNAL of PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE . « l Edited by Foebbs Winslow , M . D . CONTENTS . 1 . The Great "Exhibition of 1851 . 2 . Woman in her Psychological Character . 3 . Psychical Progress of Nations . 4 . State ofiLunacyTn ^ relaTid ^ 5 . Mental Dietetics . 6 . Condition of the Insane in England . 7 . Dr . H . Monro ' s Theory of Insanity .... 8 . Dr . Webster ' s Visit to the Lunatic Asylums x > f France . 9 . Description of a New Safety Window for the Use of Asylums . 10 . The Case of Mr . Dyce Sombre . 11 . The Census of 1851 , in relation to the Insane . 12 . Commissions of Lunacy . 13 . Education of Idiots . London : John Churchill , Princes-street , Soho .
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FUN FOR CHRISTMAS Ask for the Second Edition of THE GREAT EXHIBITION of the IDLENESS of ALL NATIONS , which may be carried away for Is . p lain , or 28 . coloured , from all Booksellers and Stationers in the kingdom . DEAN and SON , 35 ;; Threadneedle-stret't , would recommend to those making Christmas Presents or Nifew Year ' s Gifts their New 2 s . 6 d . Books , being well suited for tuch purposes , as they are tastily bound in fancy cloth , with gilt edges , sides , and backs . . fi - SILVER BLOSSOMS ; to produce Golden Fruit ; 8 pages of Illustrations , 2 s . 6 d ., fancy doth , gilt side , back , i . nd edges . ftMfte -Author of "Spring Flowvrs and Summer BlossonwfiSSlfe * .. ; . CHRISTMAS BERRIES ; for the Young and Good . 8 pages of Illustrations , red cloth , gilt , 2 s . 6 < i . By tbe same Author . WHICH IS BEST ? Being Stories about the Five Senses , and the Five Divisions of the Globe . 14 pages of Illustrations , gilt , 2 s . 6 d . TALES of SPRING FLOWERS and SUMMER BLOSSOM 8 , for the Young ami Good . 12 pages of Illustrations , 2 s . 6 d . " Full of pure thoughts and pretty stories in prose and verse . "—Douglas Jerrold . . SCRIPTURE NATURAL HISTORY . By the " Rev . J . Young , M . A . 28 Engravings , and 8 pages of Illustrations , 2 s . 6 d . gilt . PLEASANT TALES for LITTLE PEOPLE . With above 80 Illustrations . 2 s . 6 d . cloth , gilt edges , sides , and back . Of Miss Corner ' s various Authentic Histories , universally acknowledged by the press , as a real acquisition to the Literature of the Young , the following are well-suited for Presents : — THE FIRST HISTORY of ENGLAND jftfit . should be placed in the hands of a Child . By Miss CoEttSB . 3 s . « id ., cloth , gilt edges , aides , and back , 24 pages of plates . CORNER'S HISTORY of ENGLAND and WALKS , with Five Plates , a Map , and a Chronological Table , 4 s . bound in red cloth . CORNER'S HISTORY of IRELAND , with Three Plates , and a Map , 3 a ., bound in light green cloth , gilt design on side , & c . CORNER'S HISTORY of SCOTLAND . Plates , Map , and Chronological Table , 3 s . in dark green cloth , gilt design on aide , & c . CORNER'S HISTORY of FRANCE , with Three Historical Plates , and a Map , 3 s . bound in blue cloth , gilt design on side , & c . CORNER'S HISTORY of SPAIN and PORTUtiAIi , with Three Plutcs and a Map , 3 a ., in fancy cloth , lettered aides and back . Will be ready on 5 th January , price 3 o . Crt ., with a Map , CORNER'S HISTORY of GREECE , from accepted Modern , English , and Foreign Authorities ; as Grote , Thirlwull . Smith ' s Antiquities , ike . & c . Questions attached to each chapter . A Prospectus of Miss Corner's Histories muy be obtained , post free , on application to thu Publishers , and Booksellers Huppliud with the sumo for distribution . London : Thomas Deau and Son , Thrcudnecdle-Btreet and , by order , of all Booksellurti .
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rpiIE LAST DAY PAMPHLE'IV-Tlie Com-J - iiritleo for publishing th « P 1 UZK KrfHAY ( upon the lHtli v « ree of tho 2 nd chapter of the First Kpltitle General of John ) bog to inform the Public that , they have not received any competitive Khbuvh ; but the writer , Antioiiiii . nt , Iiiih ottered a LKCTUItK upon thnt Text , which they uru willing to accept , and publish , it the mile <> l iwo Hundred Copies oau lie guaranteed The names of Subscribers may bo Bout to the Secretury of the- Now Reformation Society , at 8 , King Williain-Mtreut . Strand U a large sale of thu above work iseilecte . il , the Committee Intend to issue a Series of Tracts for the Millennium
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PKICE THEEEEBNqE . .. TT •" THE LITERARY GAZETT E ' On and after , the 1 st of January , 1951 , an important charge will -be made in tfie Price , ContentB , and Conduct of thr LITERACY GAZETTE . In accordance with the general demand fat a tound cfiUet ! review of New Publications , at a price that cornea within th « reaah of all well-informed classes , this old-establtthed Journal will iri future be devoted exclusively to LiteratureiABh * Bo ^ t Threepence . It will not be reduced in size , but wfll Continue a Bheet of sixteen , and , when rendered necessary by ^ vertUe . ments , of twenty-four , quarto pages . - ^ In 1817 , when THE LITERARY GAZETTE was established it embraced the whole circle of Literature , Science , and 'Art * including Music and the Drama , and was sold at a 8 hllling . ^ a readers aria competition increased , the price was reduced to Ninepence , then to Fourpence . The spread of education and the desire of being informed of whatas-yoing on in the world of letters , have so increased among tnb 8 « .. who were never contemplated as readers of a literary periodical , that the present alteration has been determined upon , under a conviction ' that the additional number of readers will more than compensate for the difference in price . The same reasons which have led to a reduction in the price of THE LITERARY GAZETTE , have induced an alteration of its contents . Literature . Science , Fine Arts , Music , and the Drama , can no longer be treated efficiently within the compass of aweekly Journal . Science and Art have each their separate Journals ; and Music and the Drama are fully reported in the Newspapers . Instead of treating superficially of all these de . partments , the Conductors of THE LITERARY GAZETTE have resolved to devote their energies to one and the most comprehensive— LITERATURE ; and that the public may be early informed of the character and contents of New Publications , it is intended to give brief notices of . all -W-oTks-as they come out , returning to such oi them for review as may seem eligible for the purpose . All New English Books of interest , and occasionally Foreign Works , will be entrusted for review to the first writers of the day , and no department of Literature will be unrepresenW ^ Books of Philosophy , Classics , Mtetory , ^ Biography , Archaeology , Travels . Poetry , Plays , Works of Fictfon ; & c ., will be reviewed by the highest authorities on the respective Subjects ; aud ihe progress of Natural and Physical Science will be aoly shown in the Reviews of Scientific Books and Memoirs ; Orders and Advertisements received by Messrs . Reeve and Benhain , 5 , Henrietta-street , Covent-garden , where , after the 1 st of January , 1851 , THE LITERARY GAZETTE will be published .
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" LIBERTY—EQUALITY—FRATERNITY . " Early next February will be Published , the First Number of '"T 1 HE PEOPL E . » " We'll struggle on till all be won the good God has designed , The Empire of the People—the Monarchy of Mind . " A Newspaper established by private individuals is manifestly inadequate to the attainment of any great National object . " Hie , " says a distinguished Irish writer , " in many particulars defective , in many others injurious , and in some dangerous , unsafe , and untrustworthy ; it may be bought or bartered ; it may be traded with and trafficked on ; it may be corrupted , conquered or intimidated , att & cffers no guarantee for firmness , in * dejMjarfencei orhaaesty . "—Influenced by these ctHipM ^ raiian * . a number of Irishmen—deeply interested in the welfare of their Native Land—hav * resolved on the estajblifhment of *; NfttioriaI Weekly Journal , which , founded by thw ' Pw > pl «^< ftflT >* alone responsible to them , and will have for its inuuedMtta aim and object the uncompromising advocacy of their rights—their iuterests—and their liberty . . Whilst all parties , creeds , and sections in Ireland have their respective organs by which the public opinion of the community is governed and directed , it appears strange that the great body of the Irish Peoplti aw- as yet unrepresented or misrepresented at the Press . TW < establishment of " Thb Pboplb " will remedy this deficiency , and as it will effectually labour to represent the public opinion of tbe Irish People , so it will depend on their powerful co-operation for support . The principle on which the establishment of " TSH JPeoplk " is proposed is that of a Joint-Stock Association . Aflxrd number of Proprietary Agenta—one or more selected by the Popular Party in each locality—or persons who may voluntarily present themselves—subject to the decision of the Direct <» r « - ^ -will constitute the Company . With this view , a Provisional Committee has tfjten formed in publin—Treasurers and Trustees have been appointed—a temporary Office has been secured—( lie sanction of the great in as 9 of We friends of freedom in Ireland , England , and Scotland haa been obtained , and about the time specified the arrangements will be so far completed as to enable " Thb People " to commence its operations . " Thb Pkoflb" will be the largest size allowed bylaw , and aa in iU literary and political departments it will take a leading and prominent position , it may be necessary to state that the services of writers of ability and patriotism have been scoured , and that able Correspondents are being appointed in London , Glasgow , Paris , and New York . For obvious reasons , a mere outline of the Prospectus can bo presented to the Public ; parties wishing for further information will please communicate with the Secretary , wtto will give all requisite particulars relative to the Proprietary Agent * . , The fullest security provided bylaw will be given to the Pro-• prietary Agents . Tin so Agents will not—unices in a few instances—interfere with the appointment of Non-Proprietary Agents ; the services of the latter in every town are necessary , and an early application is requisite . Terms of subscription to " TilK People , " ( payable in all caaei in advance ) : — Yearly , j CIs . 6 b . Half-yearly , 13 s . Quarterly , ( Is . 6 d . Single paper , ( id . TiiKAaouKKs— Hibernian Hanking Company * / J . T . Rowland , Trustees— < Owbn Kisuk , ' W . Oonnbh . Secretary , pro . tvm . —1 > . Costbi . lo . Temporary Office—20 , Eden-quuy , Dublin . V * Mr . L . T . Clancy . 50 , Chiawell-slrent , Kinsbury , will give every information relutive to " Tub Pboi'LB . "
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. A CARD , C DOBSON COLLET , of the Royal ItaJiun Operu , Covent Oarilen , Teaohur of Singing . For Terms of Mimical Lectures , Private LoMsqnn , or Olatn Teaching , i " Town or Country , apply to O . I ) . C , 1 {> , ICnaex-Btreet , Btruud .
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Ii <> ii < loni Prlntml by Kobbut 1 'ai . mhu ( of No . U , Ghepatow-terrace , in the rnrlahof K « n « injrton , Middlenex ) , at the Oflico of Itobett l'Mm * ' and JoMph Clayton , No . 10 , Crane-court , Went- treat , in I ho l '« ri » h of Hi . J ) unatan-i » -tlie-W < j » t , in the City of London ; » tid puhlUh « d by JoaBt " Oi . AiTON , ) unr . of nilktthal > u 4 ili *) iioK-oflln « , No . 205 , « tr » nd , in tli « Farinhof Hr . Clemout lMnei . iu ( ho City of WMtmiuMer . —Sato * " * January 4 , lilbl .
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Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 4, 1851, page 24, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_04011851/page/24/
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