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THE BIBLE IN SPAIN, OR ADVENTURES IN THE PENINSULA. By GEORGE BORROW.

JOURNALS IN INDIA.

By Bishop HEBER.

TRAVELS IN EGYPT, NUBIA, SYRIA, AND THE HOLY LAND.
By Captains IRBY and MANGLES.

HISTORY OF THE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR.

By JOHN DRINKWATER.

WESTERN BARBARY, OR MOROCCO AND THE MOORS.
By DRUMMOND HAY.

LETTERS FROM THE SHORES OF THE BALTIC.

Murray's Home and Colonial Library-continued.

SALE'S BRIGADE IN AFFGHANISTAN.

By Rev. G. R. GLEIG.

LETTERS FROM MADRAS.

By a LADY.

WILD SPORTS AND NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HIGHLANDS.

By CHAS. ST. JOHN.

ROUGH JOURNEYS ACROSS THE PAMPAS.

By Sir F. B. HEAD.

GATHERINGS FROM SPAIN.

By RICHARD Ford.

THE SIEGES OF VIENNA.

Translated by Lord ELLESMERE.

SKETCHES OF GERMAN LIFE.

Translated by Sir A. GORDON.

THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS.

By HERMAN MELVILLE.

THE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
By Rev. G. R. GLEIG.

A VOYAGE UP THE RIVER AMAZON.

By WILLIAM EDWARDS.

THE WAYSIDE CROSS: A CARLIST TALE.
By Captain MILMAN.

THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF INDIA.

By Rev. CHARLES ACLAND.

THE BRITISH ARMY AT WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS. By Rev. G. R. GLEIG.

ADVENTURES IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

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** Letters to be addressed to Mr. S. Low, at the Office of the Publishers' Circular, stating lowest price, carriage free. Baine's History of Lancashire, containing a View of Haigh

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Beesley's (A.) History of Banbury. Part 1.

Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Vol. 1.

Buist's Campaign in Afghanistan.

Burnet's (John) Treatise on Painting, in 4 Parts.
Buxton's Life, 8vo. Several copies.

Campbell's Chancellors. Vol. 2.

Chambers' Educational Course. Algebra, Part 1.
Collyer's History of England.

Commissioner. No. 3.

Martineau's Eastern Life. Vol. 1.

Martyn's (Henry) Journal and Letters, by Wilberforce,
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Mill's Analysis of the Phenomenon of the Human Frame,
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Outward Bound. Vol. 3.

Peel's (Sir Robert) Speech, March 11, 1842.
Phantom Ship. Vol. 1.

Quarterly Review. Vol. 40, or Nos. 79 and 80.

Ramusio Navigatione e Viaggi. 3 vol. Edition. Venice, 1513, 1583, and 1606.

Doddridge's Expositor, Original Editions, 4to. Vols. 4 Shakspeare, by Steevens, 10 vols. 12mo. Vol. 10. 1823. and 5.

Steinmitz's History of the Jesuits, Svo. Vol. 3. 1848.
Stevens's Devotional Comments. Vols. 13 to 20.
Swift's Works, 27 vols. 24mo. Vols. 1 and 2. Bathurst,
1765.

Tennyson's Poems. 1830 or 1832.

Uncle Horace. Vol. 3.
Watson on the Beatitudes.

Whistlecraft on the Climate of England.
Whittaker's History of Whalley.
Widow Barnaby. Vol. 3.

Wogan on Lessons, 8vo. Vol. 4. 1764.

Yarrell's British Fishes, royal 8vo. 2 vols. Supplement.
M'Culloch's Geographical Dictionary. Vol. 2.

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