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      NEW PUBLICATIONS . 2 vols . post 8 vo ., 18 s . On the 15 th instant will be published , the Shcond Edition of ALTON LOCKE , TAILOE AND POET . AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY . A powerfullv written and exciting- novel . It is full of vivid cenes and characters , painted in broad and strong colours . '" A remarkable book . It deserves attention on account of tut ability displayed in it . "—Examiner . 4 vols . post 8 vo ., cloth , £ 2 2 s . THE ROMANCE OP THE PEERAGE ; OK , CUBIOSITIES OF FAMILY HISTORY . By Geobge Lillie Cbaik , M . A . "With Portraits . " Volumes of such sterling and substantial merit are not to be met with every day .... Professor Craik is conscientiousness itself : what he does is done strictly and well ; whatever part of history he walks over becomes truer , and clearer , and more vivid in consequence . "—Leader . London : Chapman and Hall , 193 , Piccadilly ( late 186 , Strand ) . i . 1 \

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      NEW MONTHLY JOURNAL On the lot of January . 1851 , mi published , price Sd ., THE FREEMAN : a Monthly Journallof SOCIAL . EDUCATIONAL , and RELIGIOUS PAOOBBgg * Papers will appear in the FBBEMAN on Education . o « P » t- £ ; UntUm properas opposed to Prfesteralt and Sectarianism , sat j i Religion as one uniform principle , though manifest ** in different forms , according to the quality and extent of hattan culture . No . I . wiH contain a Lecture on the HUtorrana Fwsent Fosi-. tionof the Church of Rome , by Charles Clarke . Glasoow : published by John Robertson , Macrtell-street ; London : E . T . Whitfield , Essex-street ; Edinburgh : Kerr , Princess-street . ¦ -

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      TAX on PAPER ^ -Persons who tale an interest in tbe removal of till * Indst oppressive impost are requested to communicate with •* The Association for the Abolition of the Duty on Paper . IKmO 7 GEORGE HUGGETT , SeereUry No . it Beaufort-buildings , Strand .

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      THE PRESENT CRI 8 IS . A PUBLIC MEETING , convened by the Executive Committee of the NATIONAL CHARTER ASSOCIATION , will be held in the hall of the Literary and Scientific Institution , John-street , Totteobam-court-road , on Tuesday Evening , January 14 , 1851 , for the purpose of considering the present critical position of affairs , at Home and Abroad . The whole of the committee , vix ., Messrs . O'Connor , Reynold * , Ernest Jones . Haraey , Holyoake , Grassby , and Milne , are expected to attend and take part in the proceedings . Chair taken at Eight o ' clock . By Order of the Committee , JOHN ARNOTT , Secretary . Admissiom Free .

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      rpHE HUNGARIAN REFUGEES . A The undersigned have been elected by their countrymen as members of a commission to raise the funds necessary for the support of the Polish-Hungarian Emigration of 1848 . Letters have been sent by them to the Continent , and they will neglect no means to accomplish their duty in this regard on the hospitable shores of England . The want of food for the last three weeks , and the future paintinf itself in dark colours , has determined them to take this step , in which they have placed all theirhope . ~ "V "_ Any money addressed to Thomas Brown , 41 , Turntmll-street , Clerkenwell-green , for this commission , will be received with the greatest gratitude by the Refugees . M 8 VBKR 8 . Thomas Brown , Teodor Jackowtki . Wladyslaw Jarmolinski , Teodor Szlezyngier , Wladyslaw Siwede , Franciszek Wieiejewski , Mateusz Wyszynski . Euil . Rasecki , Sesretary .

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      ; I 1 1 HE ALMANAC FOR THE TIMES , con-. taining important Information relative to the Property , Patronage , and Working of the 8 tate-Chureo ; Modern State-Church Martyrology ; &c . &c . Price Twopence , or Mounted on 1 Rollers and Varnished , One Shilling . \ A SHILLING'S-WORTH ABOtTT OUR STATE-CHURCH ; exhibiting in a Popular Form many of the Evils of the Connection in Church and State . NEW SERIES OF TRACTS . 1 . CHURCH PROPERTY and REVENUES . 4 d . 2 . " IT'S THE LAW ; " , the CHURCHMAN'S DEFENCE of CHURCH-RATE 8 EXAMINED . Id . 3 . THE CHURCH in CHAINS . Id . 4 . SCOTLAND and its KIRK . 3 d . 5 . FACTS and FIGURES RELATING to the IRISH CHURCH . 2 d . 6 . THE CHURCH in WALES . ADDRESS to CHURCHMEN . Id ., or 6 s . per 100 . ADDRESS to WESLEYANS . ^ d ., or 4 s . per 100 . " We have read them all ( the Tracts ) with attention , and see scarcely a sentence in them that we would wish to alter . In their substance they are most truthful , and in their manner they are clear , calm , and serious . Altogether they are wisely adapted to their purpose , and we wish them the widest possible circulation . "— . Bri / wA Quarterly Review . London : 4 , Crescent . Blackfriars ; and all Booksellers .

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      THE ANTEDILUVIAN HISTORY and NARRATIVE of the FLOOD ; as set forth in the Early Portions of the Book of Genesis , Critically Examined and Explained . By the Reverend E . D . Ren dell , of Preston . Royal 12 mo . 6 s . cloth , lettered . A GUIDE to SOUTH AUSTRALIA ; being a Descriptive Account of the Colony : containing the latest Authentic Information . By W . Snkll ChaunCT , C . E ., nearly Four Years Resident in that Province . 2 nd edition . 12 mo . Is . 6 d . sewed . London : J . S . Hodson , 22 , Portugal-street , Lihcoln ' s-inn .

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      NOW PUBLISHING . In Four Weekly Numbers , of 24 pages each , price Twopence the Number , CANTERBURY versus R O M E . Two Lectures by ERNEST JONES , of the Middle Temple , Barrister-at-Law . No . 1 on Saturday the 18 th instant . Contbnts . —What is really the teaching of Christ ?—How has he been obeyed 7—How did the Church perish ?—The five Taints : Ambition , Avarice , Usury , Insanity , Blasphemy . —Th « Papal Church in England : British , Saxon , Norman , Anglican . —Papists and State-churchmen . ^ -Dissenters and Democrats . Published by Mr . Dipple , Holywell-street , Strand , London . No . 2 , with an Historical Appendix , will appear on Saturday , the 25 th instant . ERNEST JONES will repeat the Second Lecture on the above subject at the National School-rooms , Cowper-street , City-road , on Wednesday Evening , the 15 th instant . Admission : Platform , 3 d . ; Hall , Id . To commence at Eight o'clock precisely .

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      DAILY GOVERNESS .- —A Lady accustomed to Tuition wishes to meet with an engagement for three Mornings or three whole Days in the Week . She is a Protestant , but would prefer teaching where the Spirit of Religion is considered of higher importance than its ever changing forms . Address to A . Y ., 4 , Gracechurch-street .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 11, 1851, page 48, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1865/page/24/