OF THE FAMILY HERALD. Price ONE PENNY each; by Post, TWOPENCE, ALWAYS IN PRINT. Health and Happiness; Containing practical Hints for the preservation of the most valuable of earthly blessings, and the attainment of long life. Where there is health, all the other joys of life are doubled, and the ills of life are more easily borne. Domestic Cookery; Containing upwards of Three Hundred Recipes, in every branch of Economical Volumes One to Fifteen; All the Numbers, Parts, and Volumes of the FAMILY HERALD, from the commencement, are in print. The EXTRA Numbers and Parts reckon | The Fifteenth Volume commenced the Subscribers unable to procure back Num- A Volume will be sent Post-free for One 2nd of May, 1857, with No. 731, or Part 169, and ended the 24th of April, 1858, with No. 782, or Part 180. CASES for binding each Volume, in a uni form manner, may be had, price 18. 8d. each, or the Volume may be bound for 2s. 6d. Deficient Numbers or Parts sent by return of Post. Payment may be made either in Postage Stamps, or by Post-Office Order payable to Mr. BENJAMIN BLAKE, 421, Strand, W.C. It be may necessary to caution new Subscribers to ask for THE HERALD, as several imitators have prefixed the word "Family" to the other portion of their title; others have imitated our form and typography. We have no connection whatever with any other periodical. OF THE FAMILY HERAL Price ONE PENNY each; by Post, TwOPENCE, ALWAYS IN PRINT. Health and Happiness; Containing practical Hints for the preservation of the most valuable blessings, and the attainment of long life. Where there is health, all joys of life are doubled, and the ills of life are more easily borne. Domestic Cookery ; Containing upwards of Three Hundred Recipes, in every branch of Volumes One to Fifteen; All the Numbers, Parts, and Volumes of the FAMILY F The EXTRA Numbers and Parts reckon Subscribers unable to procure back Num- A Volume will be sent Post-free for One |