THE LAST OF THE OLD SQUIRES: A Sketch. By CEDRIC OLDACRE. ESQ., of Sax-Normanbury, sometime of Christ Church, Oxon.
London: LONGMAN. BROWN, GREEN, & LONGMANS.
EDWARD OFFOR, Lithographic Draughtsman and Missal Painter, 28. Leadenhall Street, City, and Grove Street. Hackney, having received permission to make fac-similes from the Bibles and Autographs, and copy the illuminated Manuscripts in the British Museum, is ready to fulfil any orders entrusted to him. He has also free access to his Father's well-known valuable Collection of Bibles and Manuscripts, from which he has made many fac-similes.
Autograph and other Letters accurately fac-similed on Stone or Paper. Architectural Drawings; all kinds of Plans; Old Woodcuts; Missals, and various kinds of Illuminated Writing; as also Designs in any style made or copied, Plain or in Colours, on Stone, Wood, Zinc, Paper, &c., on the shortest notice.
E. O. has received the appointment of Heraldic Draughtsman to the "Star Clubs" of London, an undertakes all kinds of Heraldry on Vellum or Stone.
Valuable Books or Drawings will be preserved with the greatest care, and security given if required.
URGENT QUESTIONS. BY THE REV. JOHN CUMMING, D.D.
On the 1st JULY will be published,