In Three Vols. Post 8vo.MORTIMER DELMAR.By the Author of “Conrad Blessington.”
In Three Vols. Post 8vo.JANET; OR A GLANCE AT HUMAN NATURE.By the Author of “Misrepresentation.”
In Two Large Vols. with upwards of 100 Engravings, by the First Artists.THE BOOK OF GEMS.Containing Memoirs and Specimens of the Poets,From Chaucer to Cowper.ByS. C. Hall, Esq.
“This is in all respects so beautiful a book that it would be scarcely possible to suggest an improvement. Its contents are not for a year nor for an age, but for all time.”—Examiner.
In Eight Vols. with fine Engravings, by theFindens, Fromoriginal Drawings.THE LIFE AND WORKS OF COWPER.Including his Private Correspondence. By the Rev.T. Grimshawe.
In one Vol. Foolscap 8vo. New Edition.THE MESSIAH.By the Rev.R. Montgomery.
In One Vol. 8vo.ITALY;With Historical and Classical Notes, byJ. E.Reade, Esq.
In One Vol. Foolscap.MELANIE; AND OTHER POEMS.ByN. P. Willis, Esq.
In One Vol. Foolscap 8vo. with Portrait.THE VOW OF THE PEACOCK.By MissLandon.
In One Vol. Foolscap 8vo.THE SONGS OF THE ALHAMBRA.By MissSmith.
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In One Vol. Foolscap. 8vo.SATAN; A POEM.By the Rev.R. Montgomery.New Edition.
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THE CABINETS COMPARED; OR AN ENQUIRY INTO THE LATE AND PRESENT ADMINISTRATIONS.
THE RIGHTS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND VINDICATED.
EXAMINATION OF RECENT WORKS ON CHURCH REFORM.
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OPEN VOTING BETTER THAN BALLOT.
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CONSIDERATIONS ON THE STATE OF THE NATION.
LETTER ON THE WELLINGTON AND NELSON MEMORIALS.
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