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1837.

CONTENTS OF No. CXXIX.

ART. I. Sir Thomas Browne's Works, including his Life and

Correspondence. Edited by Simon Wilkin, F. L. S.

II. Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan, and on the site of

Ancient Nineveh; with a Journal of a Voyage down

the Tigris to Bagdad, and an Account of a Visit

to Shirauz and Persepolis. By the late Claudius

James Rich, Esq., Resident at Bagdad.

Widow.

III. Poggii Epistolæ.

Edited by his

Editas, collegit et emendavit; pleras-

que ex Codd. MSS. eruit, ordine chronologico dispo

suit, notisque illustravit Eques Thomas de Tonellis,

J. C.

IV. An Examination of the Ancient Orthography of the Jews,

and the Original State of the Text of the Hebrew

Bible. Part the First, containing an Enquiry into

the Origin of Alphabetic Writing ; with which is

incorporated an Essay on Egyptian Hieroglyphs. By

Charles William Wall, D.D., Senior Fellow of Tri-

nity College, and Professor of Hebrew in the Univer-

sity of Dublin.

V. A History of the English Episcopacy, from the period

of the Long Parliament to the Act of Uniformity:

with Notices of the Religious Parties of the Time, and

a Review of Ecclesiastical Affairs in England, from the

Reformation. By the Rev. Thomas Lathbury, A. M.

Oxon.

VI. Three Lectures on the Proper Objects and Methods of

Education in reference to the different Orders of So-

ciety; and on the relative Utility of Classical Instruc-

tion. Delivered in the University of Edinburgh, No-

vember, 1835. By James Pillans, M.A., F.R.S.E.,

Professor of Humanity in that University.

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ART. VII. 1. A Residence at Constantinople during a period includ-

ing the Commencement, Progress, and Termination

of the Greek and Turkish Revolution. By the Rev.

R. Walsh, L.L.D.

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Par A. Brayer,

125

VIII. A Popular and Practical Introduction to Law Studies. By

Samuel Warren of the Inner Temple, Esq., F.R.S.

IX. Report on the Commerce and Manufactures of Switzer-

land. By John Bowring, LL.D. Printed by Order

of the House of Commons.

X. 1. The Court and Camp of Don Carlos; being the results

of a late Tour in the Basque Provinces, and parts of

Catalonia, Arragon, Castile, and Estramadura.

Michael Burke Honan.

By

2. Twelve Months in the British Legion. By an Officer

of the Ninth Regiment.

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XI. The Statesman.

By Henry Taylor, Esq. Author of

Philip Van Artevelde.

201

XII. History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace

of Aix la Chapelle. By Lord Mahon.

232

List of New Publications.

255

CONTENTS OF No. CXXX.

ART. 1. 1. A discourse on Natural Theology, showing the Nature

of the Evidence, and the advantages of the Study. By

Henry Lord Brougham, F. R.S., Member of the Institute

of France.

2. Paley's Natural Theology, with Illustrative Notes. By

Henry Lord Brougham, and Sir Charles Bell, K.G.H.,

F.R.S., Professor of Surgery in the University of Edin-

burgh. To which are added Supplementary Dissertations.

By Sir Charles Bell,

II. 1. Euvres Complètes de Ch. Paul de Kock.

2. Zizine. Par Ch. Paul de Kock,

III. 1. Du Système Pénitentiare aux États-Unis, et de son

Application en France; suivis d'un Appendice sur les Co-

lonies Penales, et de Notes Statistiques. Par MM. G. de

Beaumont, et A. de Tocqueville, Avocats à la Cour Royale

de Paris.

2. Report of William Crawford, Esq., on the Penitentiaries

of the United States, addressed to his Majesty's Principal

Secretary of State for the Home Department. Ordered

by the House of Commons to be printed, 11th August,"

1834.

3. First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Reports from

the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to

enquire into the present state of the several Gaols and

Houses of Correction in England and Wales, with Minutes

of Evidence, an Appendix, and a General Index. Session,

1835.

4. Reports of the Inspectors appointed under the provi

sions of the Act 5th and 6th Will. IV. c. 38, to visit the

different Prisons of Great Britain. Ordered by the House

of Commons to be printed, 22d March, 1836.

5. De la Reforme des Prisons, ou de la Théorie de l'Em-

prisonnement, de ses Principes, de ses Moyens, et de ses

conditions pratiques. Par M. Charles Lucas, Inspecteur-

Général des Prisons du Royaume.

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