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  THE THIED VOLUME OF H 0 XS S E H 0 - £ D W O . ft 3 > 5 , A WEEKLY JOURNAL , Conducted by CHARLES DICKENS , Will be published on the 29 th instant , price 5 s . « d .. cloth . Volumes I . and II . ma , be had . price 5 s . U . each , in cloth . Also , THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE HOUSEHOLD NAERATIVE OF CTTEEEHT EVEHTS . Price 3 s ., in cloth . PUBLISHED AT IS , WELLINGTON-STREET NORTH , STRAND .
  
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  THE NEW NOVEL . Xiow ready at all the Libraries , and to be had of all Booksellers , in 2 Vols ., 21 s ., TOHN DRAYTON ; « l Being- the LIFE and DEVELOPMENT of a LIVER-6 POOL ENGINEER . John Drayton is a work of rare power . Since Jane Eyre , we have had no such example of restrained power ; no 8 ach adherence to absolute reality—combined a 3 it is with such a fervid and passionate style . The Author writes , with the sternness of Carlyle . in unmeasured scorn oi Chartism , Republicanism , and infidelity . "—Literary Gazette . " John Dray ton is a remarkable book . The Author is in earnest , and his earnestness is accompanied by such evidences of geniality , power , loftiness of sentiment and thought , and by such a line conception of the noble life which man may live , if only true to his better impulses , that we forget the scornful way in which he insults our opinions , and welcome him as a fellowworker . "—Leader . Richard Bentley , New Burlington-street . September , 1851 . . _
  
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  Just published , in post 8 vo ., price 9 s . cloth , nOLDEN DREAMS AND WAKING \ JF REALITIES ; Being the Adventures of a Gold-Seeker in California and the Pacific Island * . By William Shaw . " All who wish to foresee the probable ' Waking- Realities ' from ' Golden Dreams , ' will do well to read Mr . Shaw ' s animated and graphic narrative . "— Britannia . " It is calculated to enlighten adventurers on all they have to encounter and expect in California . "—Globe . " The contents of the book are truth-like , the author s adventures numerous , and the narration is extremely interesting . " Economist . "No book on California has given a better lesson than these adventures . "—Critic . . . " Mr . Shaw suffered and saw sufferings such as in fiction would seem unnatural . His career was one continued series of hardships , privation , and labour , with frequent danger and risk of life . "—Spectator . London Smith , Elder , and Co ., 65 , Cornhill .
  
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  • THREAT EXHIBITION" ESSAY . — V . ji RECIPROCITY ; or , an " Exhibition" of Humanity , and Fraternity , and Divinity . Three Part * in one Pamphlet . Dedicated by permission to the Right Hon . the Earl of Shaftesbury . Nearly 400 copies are bespoken of the Rev . D . P . M . Hulbert , Ramsgate . Price Is ., or Is . 6 d . free per post . To be Republished on September 16 , 1851 . London : Crockford , 29 , Esspx-street ; Painter , 342 , Strand ; and through all the well-known booksellers . Beviews of the Author ' s other Treatises are advertised in each No . of the London literary journal The Critic .
  
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  This day is published , price Half-a-Crown , ( BY AUTHORITY ) , THE MERCANTILE NAVY LIST , Corrected to August , containing the Regulation * officially promulgated for the Examination of Masters and Mates , and other matters connected with THE MERCANTILE MARINE ACT Also , A List of Cancelled Mariner * ' Register Tickets , and a Complete List of Masters and Mates . &c . &c . &c Compiled by the Rh < hstrar-Ghnbral of SbamBN . This book may henceforward be considered an oHcial publication , and its possession a sine qua non in the merchant service . "— Nautical Standard . Bradbury and Evans , 11 , Bouveric-street ; and sold by Charles Wilson , 157 , Leadenhall-street ; J . D . Potter , 31 , Poultry ; and all Booksellers . _^_____ —
  
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  Just published , THE PROSPECTUS OF THE ^ ri ENTRAL CO - OPERATIVE AGENCY . KJ Containing the necessary means for obtaining further Information . May be had at the following places :-lhe Cbnteal Office , 76 , Charlotte-street , Fitzroy-square ; the Marylebone Branch , 3 o , Great Marylebone-street ; the Manchester Branch , 13 , Swan-street , Manchester ; the Publishing Office of the Society for Promoting Working-Men ' a Associations , 18 J . fleetstreet . Gratis , if by personal application ; if by letter , one Postage Stamp . ___________—
  
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  On the 1 st and 15 th of each month , rpHE CRITIC-- ¦¦ London Literary Journal : The largest and most complete Journal of Literature , Art , and Science published in Europe ; containing 72 columns , price only 6 d : ; stamped , 6 * d . ; 6 «^ for half-year ; 12 s . for a year . In monthly parts , price Is . ; or in quarterly parU . price as . The contents of The London Litebaky Journal are thus arranged : — LEADING ARTICLES—By writers of eminence , comprising : — I . Original Biographical Sketches of Notable Contemporaries . ( Of this series Carlyle and Eiuereon have already appeared . ) ' II Sketches of the Rise and Progress of the Contemporary Press , and of the Writers and Editors connected therewith . ( Sketches of the Edinburgh and Quarterly Beviewt have already been inserted , and will shortly be followed by the Westminster Review , 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 original Documents , unpublished Letters by distinguished Persons , &c , collected and edited by G . Harris , Esq ., Barrister-at-Law , Auttnr of "The Life of Lord Hard wick" ( now in progress ) . NOTICES OF ALL THE NEW BOOKS , with copious extracts selected for the amusement and information of 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 . Religion . Medicine . Philosophy . Mental Philosophy . Science . Periodicals and Serials . Voyages and Travels . Pamphlets . Fiction . Miscellaneous . Education . FOREIGN LITERATURE AND ART—French , German , Swedish , Italian , and American . Notices of NEW WORKS OF ART , with the Talk of the Studios . Notices of NEW INVENTIONS . THE DRAMA ami PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . Notices of NEW MUSIC and MUSICAL CHIT-CHAT . CORRESPONDENCE of Author * . Artists , Publishers , &c . A Monthly CLASSIFIED LIST OF NEW BOOKS , &c . 8 CRAPS from the NEW BOOKS . The ADVKRTI 8 EMENT 8 of Authors , Publishers , and others connected with Literature , Art , and Education . May be had of any bookseller , b y order ; or Subscribers' names may be sent direct to Mr . Crocklord , the publisher , 29 , Esaex-Ntreet , Strand . London . '
  
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  ASSOCI AT ION for the PROTECTION of HOMOEOPATHIC STUDENTS and PRACTITIONERS . At a meeting of the committee , held on the 1 st of September , in consequence of the recently publithed resolutions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association , and other allopathic bodien , regarding homoeopathy , it was resolved : — 1 . That homoeopathy is thoroughly reconcileable with science and common sense , la in accordance with the experience of eoine thousands of medical men , and deserves the study of practitionurH and the confidence of the public . 2 . That the framcrs of the hostile resolution referred to , and other prejudiced opponents , are totally ignorant of homoeopathy , avowedly refusing to study its principles ( in the writings ot Hahnemann and others ) , and to witness its practice in the hoiiKuopatluc hospital ** and dispensaries , to which they have been repeatedly and cordially invited . 3 . That , notwithstanding the difference In their treatment of ditjeusc , there can be nothing derogatory in honicoopathiaU and Hlloputtiiata ( equal in education , science , anil social position ) consulting together at'the request of patients and friends , as to th « nature of the malady . 4 . That the resolutions of the Provincial Medical and Surgloal AdMoeiutioii . representing , as they do , the opinions of only a small fraction of the allojmthlc body , are in themselves , and for Uie rcuBuiiH givuu above , utterly valuvlvss . WM . MAODONAI . I ) . M . D ., F . R . C .. P . M .. Prof «« sor of Civil and Natural History in the University of St . Andrew's . JAMES CHAPMAN . M . A .-. Cantab . M . D . KDWAttl ) HAMILTON , W . D ., F . L . H . DAVID WILSON , L . R . O . S . C . THOMAS LKADAM . M . R . C . 8 . ROBERT K . DUDGEON . M . D ., Secretary . 82 , Glouce » ter-plaoo . Portuamiquaro . Lofcdon , 6 » Pt « u » bwr 1 , 1 « U ,
  
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  STEAM TO INDIA , CHINA , SccZ Particulars of the resjular Monthly Mail Steam ConvewC and of the additional lines ot communication , now esUbnfh ^? by the Peninsular and Oriental 8 team Navigation CenptAT wi »? tfae East , fce . The Company book passenMrs , and receive goods and parcels as heretofore for CEYLON , MADRA 8 , CAT CUTTA . PENANG . 8 INQAP 0 RB , and HONG KONG h their steamers , startinsr from SOUTHAMPTON on the 20 th It every month , and from SUEZ on or about the 10 th of the month „ One of the Company ' s first-class steamers will also bt des patched from Southampton for Alexandria , as an extra shin on th « 3 rd of September and 3 rd of November n « t , and at alternate months thereafter . in combination with extra steaojeri to leave CaloutU on or about the 20 th of August and 20 th of 0 * tober . Passengers may be hooked , and goods and parcels for warded by the * e extra steamers to or from SOUTHAMPTON ALEXANDRIA , ADEN . CEYLON , MADRA 8 . andCALCUTTA ' BOM BAY . —The Company willlike wise despatch from Bombav 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 Suei ; and at Alexandria one of the Company ' s steam-ships will receive the passengers , parcels and goods , and convey them to Southampton , calling at Malta and Gibraltar . But passenjrers , parcels , and goods for BOMBAY and "WESTERN INDIA will be conveyed throughout from Southampton in the mail steamere , leaving Southampton on the 20 th of October , and of alternate mouths thereafter , and the corresponding vessels from 8 uez to Aden , at which latter port a steam-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 of the 29 th of the month to Malta , thence to Alexandria by her Majesty ' s steamer ? , and from Suez by the Honourable East India Comoanv's steamers . MEDlTEttRAN ' EAN . —MALTA—On the 20 th and 29 th oi every month . Constantinople—On the 29 th pf the mouth . Alexandria—On the 20 th of the month . 8 PAIN AND PORTUGAL . —Vigo , Oporto , Lisbon , Cadiz , and Gibraltar , on the 7 th , 17 th , and 27 th of the month . N . B . Steam-ahips of the Company now ply direct between Calcutta , Penang ' , Singapore , and Hong Kong , and between Kong Kong and Shanghae . For further information and tariff * of the Company ' s recently revised and reduced rates of passage-money and freight , and for plans of the vessels , and to secure passages , &c , apply at the Company's Offices , 122 , Leadenhall-street , London , and Orientalplace , Southampton .
  
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- Leader (1850-1860), Sept. 20, 1851, page 908, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1901/page/24/

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