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Jan 7, I860.] The Leader and Saturday An...
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Jan 7, I860.] The Leader And Saturday An...
Jan 7 , I 860 . ] The Leader and Saturday Analyst . 27
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' In One Volume , price I 2 s . 6 d . VICISSITUDES OF FAMILIES & OTHER ESSAYS , By SIR BERNARD BURKE , Ulster King at Arms , Author ; bf " The Peerage and Baronetage . " Fo . on . TH Edition . .. " Hosts of stories crowd upon us in these interesting pages . "— Tinted "An agreeable book on one of the most interesting branches of genealogy . "—Alhenecuiti . •• Nothing more romantic than these true stories can be found , in the whole range of fiction . "—Leader . "A fund of amusement tbr a long day . "—Daily News . _ " Tales as wild as were ever imagined in fiction—tales whioh , alas ! are only too true . "— The Critic . LONGMAN AND CO ., PATERNOSTER ROW , LONDON . HISTORIES OF PUBLISHING HOUSES .
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The first of this Series is given in THE CRITIC AND BOOKSELLERS' RECORD OP THIS DAY : ¦ ' . ¦ . BEING A ' . ¦ ¦ HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF MURRAY . WITH A PORTRAIT OF THE LATE JOHN MURRAY . Price Sixpbnce—or a copy in return for Seven Stamps . 19 , WELLINGTON STREET NORTH , STRAND . W . C .
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THE AT-LAS , BEVIEW OF POLITICS , LITERATURE , AND ART , WILL BE PERMANENTLY ENLARGED , on aud after JANUARYJth , to _ TWENTY FOLIO PAGES-enabling the Conductors to devote additional space to Reviews of Books , Fine Arts ^ Music , aud tnt Drama Price SIXPENCE stamped . Office-6 , Southampton-street , Strand ; and of all Newsmen .
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THE LEISURE HOtTIt . This Illiistrated Paper , a Welcome Guest in every Family , and ailseful Journal for Everybody , is published Once a Week , All the Year Round , price ONE PENNY , or in monthly parts , Fivepence . " Behold in theseAvhat'leisure hburs ' demand , Amusement and true knowledge hand in hand . ' '—• . ¦ ¦ ¦¦ , . Cowper The estimation in which the Leisure Hour is held by the Press will be seen from the following extracts selected from a mass of equally favourable notices : — - -r i < Wholly different from all the other cheap publican tions is the Leisure Hour . It is more _ solid , more in earnest in its work , and more trustworthy . "—British Quarterly . Review . ¦' ¦' '¦ ' : ' ¦ ¦¦'" ' ¦ " Enlivened by the careful use of fiction , purged , as far as possible , from its objectionable features . "—The Record . . ' ¦ ,.-, ., , , " Light reading of the most pleasing kind , suitable for old or young . "— Edinburgh Witness . " Instructing , improving , and entertaining all its readers with delightfully written papers . " — Bradford Observer . ¦ -. ' . 41 The engravings are lirst : rnte . ' — - Cheltenham Chronicle . . , " A healthy moral , as well as cheerful tone pervades this periodical . "— Manner of Ulster . " The best work of its class ever published- "—Sunder land Times . " Shines with talent of a veryjngh order . "—Jllusiratcd Kews of the World . "It is impossible to speak otherwise than in high terms of the Leisure Hour . "—I'tymoiUh Mail . " We know not a better serial . It is an established favourite . ' —Glasgow Examiner . . " This periodical is of its kind unrivalled , and is very ably supported . "—Brighton Gazette . "A more appropriate Christinas -gin could scarcely bo found than tho volume for the year . "—Literary Gazette . * * * Tho Volume , handsomely bound in cloth , Cs . ; oxtva boards , gilt cilgea , 7 s . ( id . ; half-bound , Os . London j 50 , Paternoster Row ; and sold by all Pooksollcrs .
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Now ready , Paris I . to VI . r Turner "Gallery ; a Se-JL riosof Sixty ENGRAVINGS from the AVOHKS of the late J . M , W . TUUNMU , U . A ., with Dt-ncrlptivoTuxt by Ralph Nicholson Wornuin , Koencr aud Secretary , National Gallery . Tho TUKNEU GALLEUY will bo Issued in two forms ;— . ? ' ' I , AKTIST 8 * 1 'HOOF . S . half gnwri Eiiglo ai / . oonch plate printed' on India papor , with the greatest care . Three pluU'd will form a , K * m-l . which , with tho . accompanying lext , will \> o Me ' nt out in stout portiblio , Tho ju'ioe ' will bo , £ a ' la . ilio l ' nrl . u . LICTTKUIOI ) PROOFS ; quarto granil ICngle . Tluioo plates will iilsi > bu prlnlod on 1 ixlln paper . Tliroo jiltitos will fonn n Van , wlnuh , wIMi the iicoompuuying lex I , will bu oiiolorfod In u lauti . oriiaiueutnl covur , Tho l ' rloe will Ijo 10 s poi * I ' nrt . Tlio minihor prlntud of « noh hI / o will bo utrlolly 1 i in I totl to tliu uctuiil sub .-crlborri . Tlmt . of thu Arllst .- , Prool ' rtwlll not bo ( ici'initLud to oxoocil « 5 o . Loiulon : Jiiiikih R . \ 'lrtiif . kDI ' , ( JHy-ruad , fit Ivy-lam ; .
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r rho Critic : Weekly Journal - ¦ - of Llturatiirc , Art , fculoiiuu , uiul Ilio Dniinii , i * now publlrtliod every ! H ( iturtlay , prlcn Id ,, ulainpnil ftil . Tlui (' itiTioeonlaiiiM ItnvUiWHdl ' iill Ihcijun'tuil 1 . 1 tern-( tiro ol' tho Wwlc .. Uoniu nnd i- ' urclwn , ini'ludlng | i ' roii ( . 'li , ( . Jiinnaii , llallau , Soliivonlc , and Oriental . Aruluu plqglinil , . Soleijllllo , Ai'IIkIIii , AIiihIoiiI , and l ) raiiiiillo'Huiu'inai'iert , WvjiWIh «»! ' r . In ¦ l . ounu'il Sniilct cm . l . muHHu Ai ' fk'lod fipol ) lAwmry and ArlUllo lopliw . and all the Lllerary , Soloullllo , inul Arllxl o N < 'W »\ ul the NVcelt . The Curi'in may l . w »*| # t ** 1 »• *•» ' tl f l > 1 l i * 1 l J ' tradf , or orderotl illruot Ironi tlio Olllee , ll » >> « 1-llugton-ati'col , ftitnunl , \ V , 0 .
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Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 7, 1860, page 27, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_07011860/page/27/
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