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2. Original Letters of Benjamin Franklin.

3. Farinelli and Pompadour.

4. Henry Newcome, the Manchester Puritan.

5. A Journey to Paris in 1736.

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8. Report of the Cambridge University Commission.

9. Correspondence of Sylvanus Urban:—1. Pictures of the Immaculate Conception. 2. The Relic of St. Mary Axe. 3. Harley Church, Salop. 4. Etymology of the word Many.

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THE ANNALS OF IRELAND;

From the Original of the Four Masters, from the earliest Historic Period to the Conclusion in 1616; consisting of the Irish Text from the Original MSS., and an English Translation, with copious Explanatory Notes, an Index of Names, and an Index of Places, by JOHN O'DONOVAN, Esq., LL.D., Barrister at Law; Professor of the Celtic Language, Queen's College, Belfast.

Extract from the Dublin Review.

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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE.

(The Horticultural Part edited by PROF. LINDLEY)

Of Saturday, January 1, contains Articles on

Agriculture, progress of

Aphelexis

Apple, golden pippin

Birds, destructive, by Messrs. Hardy

Calendar, Horticultural

Carrots, cattle

Cement for stoneware

Chicory, to roast

College, Cirencester, sessional examination at

Drains, stoppage of, by Mr. Sherrard

Eau de lessive

Emigrant, the, Rev.

Fairclough's (Mr.) farm

Farm valuation, by Mr. Morton

Farming, the year's experience in, by the Rev. L. Vernon Harcourt

Flowers, florist, by Mr. Edwards

Fruits, Syrian

Gardenia Fortuni

Gift Hall farm, cheese-making at

Grapes, Red Hamburgh, by Mr. Thompson

Hort. Society's Garden

Land question

Lanktree's Elements of Land Valuation, Rev.

Larch, durability of, by Mr. Patterson

Melons in St. Michael's, by Mr. Wallace

Mildew

Mushrooms, by Mr. Massey

Nuts, cedar

Plough, drain

Poultry

Primula sinensis

Rabbits, rearing of

Reptiles, temperature of, by M. Aug. Duméril

Reviews, miscellaneous

Roots, curious instances of formation of, by Mr. Booth (with engraving)

Societies, Proceedings of the Caledonian; Horticultural; Fylde Agricultural

St. Michael's, melons in, by Mr. Wallace

Statistics, agricultural, by Dr. Mackenzie

Tanks, water

Tree-lifter, M‘Glashen's

Turnips, Lois Weedon

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Wardian cases

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