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•' Familiar in their mouths as Household Words . "—Shakepeare . HOUSE HOLD WORDS , A Weekly Journal . Conducted by Chaules Dickbms . Designed for the Instruction and Entertainment of all Classes of Readers , and to assist in the Discussion of the Social Questions of the time , is published Weekly , price Tivopence , or stamped for post Threepence ( al « p in monthly parts ) , at the Office of Household Words , 16 , Wellington-street North , Strand , where all Communications must be addressed . "
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Price 2 ** HOW TO SEE THE EXHIBITION . IN FOUR VISITS . By W . Bi , anch . uid Jhriiold . We have not met with a more intelligent , well-arranged , or agreeable guide to the Exhibition than is contained m this unpretending little volume . "—Examiner . . . ..... " It is deeply to be regretted that this well-conceived little book was not issued three mouths ngo . " —Morning Ad « ertiter . Bradbury and Evans , II , Bouverie-street ; and all Booksellers .
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IT < HE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW , X No . XXVIL . for AUGUST , price 6 s ., contains : — . 1 . Human Progression—Theories about it . 2 . Dramatic Poetry in the A ? e of Elizabeth . 3 . Thoughts on the Labour Question . 4 . Wilhelm HaiifF— the German llomanticists . s ! Missions in South Africa . 6 . Lancashire and Yorkshire since l £ 00 . 7 . The Papal Index of Prohibited Books . 8 . The Correlation of Physical Forces . 9 . Naturalism versus Inspiration . 10 . Criticisms on Books . London : Jackson find Wai ford , 18 , St . Paul ' s Churchyard ; and Simpkin , Marshall , and Co ., Stationeis ' -hall-conrt .
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' OiTtho 1 st and 15 th of each month , rp H E CRITIC : X THE LONDON LITERARY JOURNAL : The latest ar . d most complete Journal of Literature , Art , and Science published in Europe ; containing 73 columns , price only fid . ; stamped , < j £ d ; 6 s . for half-year ; 12 s . for a year . In monthly parts , price la . ; or in quarterly parts , price 3 s » _ . The contents of The LONDON LitehakY Journal avo thus arranged : — LEADING AKTICLES—By writers of eminence , comprising : — I . Original Biographical Sketches of Notable Contemporaries . ( Of this series Carlyle and Emer 3 on have already appeared . ) II . Sketches of the Use and Progress of the Contemporary Press , and of the Wiiters and Editors connected therewith . ( Sketches of the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews have already been inserted , and will shortly be followed by the JFeslminsler lievieic , and the Times . ) III . Dialogues of the Day : Notes by an Observer ; and Gossip of the London Literary Circles , with-brief Sketches of Authors and Artists . IV . Gleanings of the Georgian Era ; being a series of curious oiiginal Documents , unpublished Letters by distinguished Persons , & c , collected and edited by G . Haiuus , Esq ., Barrisfer-at-Law , Auth > r of " The Life of Lord Hardwick" ( now in progress ) . Notices of al ) the New Books , wij , hcorjiou 9 extracts selectedfor thu amusement and information or readers , so as to enable them to know the subjects , style , and character of books , classified , for convenience of reference , under the following divisions : — . _ History . Poetry and the Drama . Biography . Natural History . ... . Hel ) LM' > n . Medimt »^ ¦ Philosophy . * Mental Philosophy . Science . Periodicals and Serials . Voyagea and Travels . Pamphlets . Fiction . , Miscellaneous . Education . FOREIGN LITERATURE AND ART—French , German , Swed sh , Italian , and American . Notices of New Works of Art , with the Talk ot the btudjos . Notice ? of New Inventions . The Drama and P tblic Amupements , Notices of N ' ew Music and Musical Chit-Chat . Correspondence of Authors . Anietfl , Publishers , & C . A Monthly Classified List of New Books , & c . Scraps from the New Books . Tho Advertisements of Authors , Publishers , and othcra connected with Literature , Art , and Ediih . ition . May be had of any bookseller , by order ; or Subscribers' names may be sent direct to Mr . Crooklozd , the publisher , 2 'J , Ebbcx-Btr « -t ; t , Strand , London . _
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Shortly will bu published , prie . « to tiiiUsCriUersi 3 j ., to Nou-Hubscribers 1 ;' ., KOSSUTIJ , and the MAGYARS of OLD . VHOSl'ECTUS . Many works have been recently published upon the Hungarian ¦ war of felf- < lelence , but none ol' them have thrown uny light upon the sanguinary events of our ancient history , from 152 7 , under the Government of the House of Hapjburg , which serve to explain the present . The illustrious patriots , Bethlen , Dot . ikny , 'loluily , 1 ' rnnein , and George UAkrfczy lutve w « ged many a war , und fought battles , in order U ) « ecur" political und reli g ions freedom . * No author nan undertaken to set forth tin ; relations of Hungary to tho amalgamated provinces of Austria . IK-uce the impossibility of obtaining a clenr insight into the »;< lie ; ity of our outraged rijrhtar Tin ; public know Only this glory of our liard-fnught battles , and sad tlownful of our country's c : tusc . Tho Magyar fou- 'hl like the lioiietu , lie fought lor iu-lf-iicfriice , «< n « l not f <> r revolution ; yet he was accused l > y the folloueru of the House <> f Jlap- ^ burg of lii < rli treason , and lie mut with the mercy which wild bi aBtH shew 'heir prey . The Magyar fought and bird , not for new and immature ideas , nor lor exclusive privileges , but in a holy struggle agaimU the . House of Ifapshurg seeking to trumplc under foot ( he rights of the nation , and to annihilate the con-Btitution of a thousand yearn , derived from this undent dynas-ty of Arpad . Thu Magyiu" protested against Um ini |> o : itlion of an absolute government . lie . delied tyranny , and micriflced for liberty and the . common weal 80 , 000 of tho nohleat chililruu iif thu ( toil . .., * . . ., ' - The soul of my assaiwiiiated country imniinoim me , —the innocent blood of many thousands of my luctlucu ciki U > mu from tlie grass upon their tfr . ives , : md c ; uIh upon me lo enlighten the world , and all true fri « -ndn of a fret ! people , ou thti cau ^ e of their deutb ' In the Appendix will bo found a uurrativo of the advenluron of Konsuth alter hia retreat into Tin key . Tliis duty 1 huve . ndettvourc < l to fullll in my work . . The fat « of my unhappy lathetlund oiixht to l >« n warninjr and n luaion to nil me people unremittingly to delVnd their light * . ¦ , „ BtrUifHl » for «< ery handful ol their native m . il ugulnat Tyranny . nn « f de-potfam . which merit to be liaful ^ " ^ J' ^' K * *" Vv « rv friend of right is solicite . l to promote thlu uudei taking bv obtaining Ot > b » c * i \> en . and to -end tlio Lint of Mubiir . rl | iUiiiu to Mr . TiioBHToN Hunt , ut tho UWcv vf thv | . « ii ( K i « . MV » 1-ington- |» t *«»} t Btriuid , iiQiitlom
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FOR 8 CHOOLS AND FAMILIES . READIN GS IN POETRY . Tenth Edition . 4 s . 6 d . . ' HEADINGS FROM SHAKESPEARE , m Illustration of hi » Characters . 4 s . 6 d . -,,. . a ' ca READINGS IN PROSE . Sixth Edition . 4 s . 6 d . READINGS IN BIOGRAPHY . Fifth Edition . 4 s ^ 6 d . _ , , -r » j ' READINGS IN SCIENCE . Fourth Edi-^ READINGS IN NATURAL THEOLOGY . 4 s . London : John W . Parker and Son , West Strand .
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BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES . OUR OUTLINES OF GEOGRAPHY . Twenty-fourth edition , lOd . ^^ . ^ -r , . nmr OUTLINES OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY . With Illustrations , lOd . OUTLINES OF ASTRONOMY . Thirteenth ^ OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND . Nineteenth Edition , Is . 3 d . OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY OF IRELA OUTLINE 3 OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE . Second Edition , Is . 3 d . OUTLINES OF ROMAN HISTORY . Twelfth Ed OUtLINES OF GRECIAN HISTORY . Ninth ^ OUTLINES OF SACRED HISTORY . Twelfth Edition , 2 s . 6 d . .. I ^ ondon : Joh n W . Parker and Son , West Strand .
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THE TRAVELLER'S JOY . Published in Five Sections , each being perfect of itself , in handsome cloth bindiug , Is . " The descriptions appear to contain all that is necessary to point out , in a satisfactory manner , the peculiar interest , historical or otherwise , of each locality , without being overburdened with the superfluous details usually dragged in to swell the volume of local guide-books ; and the style in which they are written is , in spirit and adaptation to the large aud mixed class to which they are addressed , inferior to none of Mr . KmgaVe popular publications . "— Times , June 25 , 1851 . London : Charles Knight , 90 , Fleet-street .
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Just published , THE PROSPECTUS OF THE / CENTRAL CO- OPERATIVE AGENCY . V >* Containing the necessary means for obtaining further Information . May be had at the following places : —The Central Office 76 , Charlotie- 'treet , Fitzroy-square ; thu Marylebone Branch 3 \ Great Marylebone-street ; the Manchester Branch , 13 , Swan-street , Manchester ; the Publishing Office of the Society for Promoting" Working-Men ' s Associations . , Fleet-Vtreet . Gratis , if by personal application ; if by letter , one Postage Stamp .
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TRUE AND FALSE RELIGION CONTRASTED . ROBERT OWEN'S JOURNAL of the NINTH of AUGUST , contains ei ^ ht pagrea on the above . aubject , by ¦ Rutimr Owm . r- Thta Journal , "WpTamatory of the means to well-place , and well-feed , well-clothe . well-lodg <\ well-educate . » rell- <> - » vern , and cordially unite , the population of the world , is published weekly , price Oae Penny , and in Monthly parts , price Foiirponce . Watson , Queen ' s Head-passage , Paternoster-roir .
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WORKS PUBLISHED by E . APPLEYARD , 86 , FARRINGDON-STREKT , CITY . Now Publishing , in Penny Weekly Numbers , and Monthly Parts at Sixpence , beautifully Illustrated , THE PERILS OF THE OCEAN ! living Authentic Narratives of Remarkable and Affecting Disasters upon the Deep ; also Wonderful and Dariny Adveiitures by Laud . Nos . 1 to 6 are now ready : also Part I . Vt'OaKS COMPLETE . 8- « . TUB WANDERING JKW , 80 Eii < jra \ ii > £ * . . . 'JO THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS , 5 » Engravings . . 40 ATAK-GULL , aud PAULA MONTI , I'J Engravings . 2 0 MARTIN THE FOUNDLING . 51 Engravings . . . 40 THE WIDOW'S WALK , I'J ICns-ravinga . . . . 2 " THE SLAVE KING . 17 Engravings 2 C THE 8 IN OF M . ANTOlNE . 11 Engravings . . . 'id OTTAWAH . 3 J Engravinga 2 « THE BASTARD OV MAULKON . By Alex . Dumas . ' 25 Eiiifrnvings 2 6 C \ LCUUI 9 . TItK TURFITE' 8 COMPUTOH . . . 10 MARLOW'S NICJGElt MELODIST , l « t . and , 3 rd , and ¦ 1 th Series , post-free . 10 penny stamps each . . . 06 IIKLP 3 TO MEMORY . llcing Questions and aiin \ verB in every Department , of IIiiinnn Knowledge . . . 16 LIVES OF THE MOdT CELEHUA 1 ED ACTORS AND ACTRESSES . Uy T . 8 . Marshall , Enq ., with thuir Portraits » iy John Gilbert . I' ^ q 4 0 THE TAILOR'S TUTOR , with 1 H Plate * . . . . 50 THE COMPLETE UEADY RECKONER , from One Farthing to One Pound 0 6 AMERICAN KKC 1 TA T 1 ONS . Post-frea , 10 penny stainpu 0 6 W . WAUDE'BCOMIC SONUS . Pont-fr « e . 10 penny BUmp * 0 6 MANLY HEAUTY .. 10 LIFE IN PAItIS 3 C PRIDE ; or . THE DUCHESS 20 MEMOIRS OF A PHYSICIAN 3 6 THE FORTY-FIVE OOARDSMEN . . . . 2 « THE COMMANDER OF MALTA 16 32 PLATES to Illustrate the Cheap Edit , of N . Nickclby . 1 6 BLACK TULIP . By DuinaH 10 HOUSEHOLD LIBRARY ; or , Guide to Domestic HuppineoM ..... . ... 20 WOUKK ; r <» » lt UAH IN I'UNNY NtlMIIUUH . THE WANDERING JEW . . complete in 70 Number * . THE MVaTHUIES OFI'AMM . „ ^ ATAR-OULLand PAULA MONTI . .. W MARTIN THE FOUNDLING . . ., 47 THE BASTARD OF MAULKON . ,. U 6 LIFE IN PARIS .... „ 43 „ PltlDE : or . THE DUCHESS . „ M MEMOIRS OF A PHYSICIAN . ,. 43 „ THE FORTY-FIVE < iUxlll ) SMKK ,. 30 „ THE COMMANDER OF MALTA . ,. H „ THE BLACK TULIP . .. ., 10 .. TALEHOl' ALL NATIONS now Publishing in Penny Nuinbem AH thi- at > ovu Woikn are alwn > i in Print in Nuuibern or Com--i » h : te * J *» i > if » , and are well printed on Fine Paper , with Elvauttlul llluwtrauomi , and cuu b » tud by Urdvr o ( any Uook *« l |« r 1 " Town or Cguutrv ,
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S TEAM TO INDIA , CHINA , & c—Particular * of the regular Monthly Ma « Steam Conveyanca and of the additional lines of communication , now . established , by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company with the East . The Company book passengers , and deceive good * and parcels as heretofore for CEYLON , MADRAS , CALCUTTA . PENANG , 81 NGAFOBE , and HONO KONG , by their steamers , starting from SOUTHAMPTON on the 20 th of every month , and from SUEZ on or about the 10 th of the month . ¦ ' _ ' ... , _ One of the Company ' s flrst-class steamers will , howeyer , b « despatched from Southampton for Alexandria , as an extra ship , on the 3 rd of September and 3 rd of November next , and of alternate months thereafter , in combination with extra ^ steamers , to leave Calcutta on or about the 20 th of August and 20 th of October . PassengersTnay be booked , and goods ? i , P * f «** " * £ " . warded by these extra steamers to or from 80 Ura . A , MPrON , ALEXANDRIA , ADEN . CEYLON , MADRAS , CALCUliA , and BOMBAY . . . .. . . The Company will also despatch from Bombay , about the 1 st of September next , and of every alternate month thereafter , a first-class steam-ship for Aden , to meet there the extra ship between Calcutta and Suez ; and at Alexandria one of the Company ' s steam-ships will receive the passengers , parcel ^ , and goods , and convey them to Southampton , calling at Malta and Gibraltar . But passengers , parcels , and goods for BOMBAY and WESTERN INDIA will be conveyed throughout tram Southampton in the mail steamers , leaving Southampton on , the 20 th of Au ^ u-t 29 th of October , and of alternate months thereafter , and the corresponding vessels from Supz to Aden , at which latter port a steaui-ship of the Company will be in waiting to embark and . convey them to Bombay . , Passengers for Bombay can also proceed by this Company ' s steamers uf the 29 ih of the month to Malta , thence to Alexandria by her Majesty ' s steamers , and from Suez by the honourable ^ UStE ^^ N e ' In ^ ALTA-Ou the M lh and * Kh of every month . Constantinople—On the 29 th of the inoirth . Alexandria—On the 20 th of the month . SPAIN AND PORTUGAL . —Vigo , Oporto , Lisbon , Cadiz , and Gibraltar , on the 7 th , 17 th , and a 7 th of the month . N . B . Steam-snips of the Company now ply direct between Calcutta , Penangr , Singapore , and Hong Konjf , and between Hony Koti ? and Shanghae . - , For further information and tariffs of the Company ' s recently revised and reduced rates of passage-money and Jrei ^ ht , and for plans of the vessels , and to secure passages , & c , apply at the Company ' s offices , 122 , Leadenhall-atreet , London , and OnentaU place , Southampton .
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CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY , INSTITUTED UNDER TRUST , TO COUNTERACT'THR SYSTEM OF ADULTERATION AND FRAUD NOW PREVAILING IN THE TRADE , AND TO PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLE OF CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION . Trustees—Edward Vansittart Neale , Esq . ( Founder of ihe Institution ); and Thomas Hughes , Esq . ( one of the Contributors ) . Commercial Firm—Lecbevalier , Woodin , Jones , and Co . Central Establishment—16 . Charlotte-street , Fitzroy-sq , London . Branch Establishments—35 , Great Maryleboue-street , Porllandplace , London ; and 13 . Swan-street , Manchester . The agency is instituted for a period oi 100 years . Its objects . are to counteract the system ot adulteration and fraud now prevailing- in Ihe trade ; to d <» al as agents for the consumers in purchasing the articles for their consumption , and for the producer * in selling their produce : to promote ihe progress of the principle of Association ; to find employment for cooperative associations by the collection of order »« to be e . xe « cuted und ^ r espocial guarantee to the customers . A commercial lirm , a . ting under the permanent control of trustees , baa been found the safer and more acceptable mode of carrying-out these objects according-to law . The agency consists , therefore , of trustees , contributors , subscribers , and a commercial partnership . The capital required for the wholesale and retail business having been supplied by the founder and the first contributor ? , no express call is made at present , either for contributions i » r subscriptions . The capital will be further increased after tho public have been made acquainted with the objects of the institution , and have experienced its mode of dealinff . Customers , after three months * regular dealing ; , are entitled to a bonus , to be Used according to the iuoo-uiil of thtir transactions by the council of the agency , com-iuting- of the trustee * and partners . Alter payment of all expenses , salaries , profits , and uomwm returned to contributor * , subuciibers , and regular customers , the general prottts arc to be accumulated , purl to form a reserve f uinl , and part to promote coojieiative associations . ., Buaineas transacted wholesale and retail . Subscribers , Cooperative Stores , Working Men ' s Associations , Regular Cuttomei * . and the Public supplied . . f The Agency iuterul hereafter to undertake the execution m all orders for any kind of articles or produce ; th < : ir ii | Hi : iti <») for the present are restricted to GROCERIES , WINKS , a « ' « ITALIAN ARTICLES . as a Si-kcmmkn of what cm be done ivlln the support of cooperative customers . / Kulc-s luivo been framed and printed to enable nny numnot ¦ o families of nil classes . In any district of I ^ imlon , or any l > i ; ¦ ' the country , to form themselves into " Friendly aocieiifii i . i enjoying- tin ; benciit of Cooperative Storea . To be ' efnt by po to parties forwarding four 8 tamp 9 . , .. PartiouUre of the niiture and objectg of the Central ( o ° lR ' tlve Agency , with a Digest of the Deed of Settlement , ar « »* . found in the printed report of a meeting held at tb « Ci-ntral t "' of the Agtncy . To bo sent by post to parties forwurdniJ ! ll 1 BtaillBB . .. ( : A IiHt of articles with the wholesale prices for *' ' <"'*" ,. lu 0 8 tor <;« , and a < l < -t . iilcd Catalogue fi * r private customers ' , will ^ b « » ent by post on payment of on « postage stamp for the w sale List , and two ior tho Catalogue . . , : . ParlicularM , llulei ) . List , and catalogue will be forward mediately on receipt of ten poataj ? e stainpa . t ,, j | Vr , AH coiniaiinicutions to bo addri-ssrd to MM . Tjt ?« i »«*« ' \ N «) odin , Joue « , aiul Co ., at the Ceutral-offlce , 76 . C » n »' utreet , Fitxri > y-uquare . rl \ ' (< . OKDEIta FOR THE ASSOCIATIONS OV wo ' AViw MEN ALREADY IN EXIsTENCE-UUILDEKS , I ' 111 ; , . ,. ' ^ ,-BAKERS . TAILORS , HUOEMAKERS . NKliDI . lC W '"'' j , | , CAN UK SENT THROUGH THE AGENCY . AND RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION . _ —
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ENGLISH IIOMUCOPATHIC ASSOCIATION ,, , ^ F « K 31 I > uni—The RIGHT UONOOAULK LORD i « " OKOHVKNOtt , M . P . . ,, i ,. t ^ I ^ IHi ANNUAL M INTIN G w | be 1 ^ ,,, A the FREEMASONS' TAVK « N !« n TUESDAY . A » X >« 1851 . Tim Chair to be tiikeu at half-pnat Hevefi , I "" . S ,, < 1 Ticket * of : i < liui »» loii can be obtained by t » ic l » ciii » ^ at frieudu at Mr . Jainoa ttppiTa , Honiojopulhic Ch * U » i »» . * ' ' Humicll-ittreut . miti at iho Tavern on the ultflU « ' iii «« s * ' *' . .. — - -.. -. -- • : ' ¦ iu tli «
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Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 9, 1851, page 24, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_09081851/page/24/
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