THE TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY,

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Is intended to conijirise books of valuable information and acknowledged

merit, in a form adapted for reading while Travelling, and at tlie same time of a character that will render them worthy of preservation ; but the pru'e of which has hitherto confined thorn within a comparatively narrow circle of readers.

The first TTwenty-tiro Parts comprise—

1* WARREX HASTINGS. BY THOMA.S BAUINGTOX MACAULAY. 2* LORD CLIVE. BY THOMAS EJABINGTON MACAULAY.

3. LONDON IN 1850-51. BY J. R. M CULLOCH, ESQ.

4. SIR ROGER DK COVERLEY. From the " Spectator."

5.* WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM. BY T. B. MACAULAY. 6-7 * LAING'S RESIDENCE IN NORWAY.

8.* " RANKE'S HISTORY OF THE POPES." And "GL\DSTONE OX CHURCH AND STATE." BY T. B, MACAULAY.

9-10.* PFEIFFER'S LADY'S VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD.

11-12.* EOTHEN, OR TRACES OF TRAVEL FROM THE EAST.

13. "THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF ADDISON." And, HORACE WALPOLE. BY THO.M.\S BABINGTON MACAULAY.

U-15.* HUC'S TRAVELS IN TARTARY, THIBET, AND CHIXA. 16-17* HOLCROFT'S MEMOIRS. Reprinted in 1852.

18. LECTURES AND ADDRESSES. BY THE EARL OF CARLISLE.

19-20.* WERXE'S AFRICAN WAXDERIXGS.

21-22.* MRS. JAMESON'S SKETCHES IN CANADA AND RAMBLES AMONG THE RED MEN

* TAe Eighteen Farts to which this (* asterisk is prefixed, may aUu he haii

ill Nine Volumes, bound in vlo'h, price Half-a-Crown each.

To be followed by—

23. BRITTANY AND THE BIBLE. BY I. HOPE. [On July 1.

2*. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CREATION. BY T. LINDLEY KEMP.

[Un Jutj/ 1. Preparing for publication—

THE BATTLE OF LEIPSIC. BY THE REV. G. R. GLEIG, M.A. Being a Companion to his " Story of the Battle of Waterloo." PICTURES FROM ST. PETERSBURGH. BY EDWARD JERRMANN. Translated

from the German by F. HARDMAN, Esq. LORD BACON. BY THOMAS BABINGTON MACAU LMf.

SIR EDWARD SEA\yARD'S NARRATIVE, abridged. ELECTRICITY AND THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. To which is added, THE CHEMISTRY OF THE STARS. BY DR. GEORGE WILSON.

London: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, and LONGMANS.