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CICERO, DE OFF.

CONTENTS

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No XIII.

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ARTICLE
1.-An Historical Essay on Architecture. By the

late Thomas HOPE; illustrated from draw-
ings made by him in Italy and Germany. Lon-
don: Murray, 1835.

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II.-Athens; its Rise and Fall. By EDWARD LYTTON

BULWER, Esq., M.P. 2 vols. 8vo. London,
1837...

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III.—The City of the Sultan : and Domestic Manners

of the Turks in 1836. By Miss PARDOE,
author of « Traits and Traditions of Portu-
gal.” 3 vols. Second edition. H. Colburn,
1838..

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IV.-State means of employing labour, and promoting

industry in Ireland.

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V.-Plan of the English Historical Society. 1836.
Venerabilis Bedae Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis

Anglorum. Ad fidem codicum manuscripto-
rum recensuit Josephus Stevenson. Londini.
Sumptibus Societatis.

MDCCCXXXVIII.

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VI.- Lower Canada.

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VII.-THE QUEEN'S COURT AND HOUSEHOLD.

1. Notitia Imperii Romani.-(A Royal or rather

Imperial Kalendar of the Roman Empire, being
a list of the several civil and military magi-
strates and officers.)

2. The Pictorial History of England. Vol. i.

London : C. Knight & Co., 1838.

3. The Official Kalendar for 1831. By John

BURKE, Esq., author of "A Dictionary of the
Peerage and Baronetage.” London, 1831.

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4. The Royal Kalendar for the year 1838.

5. The Glory of Regality : an Historical Treatise

of the anointing and crowning of the Kings
and Queens of England. By ARTHUR TAY-
LOR, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries.
London, 1820.

6. Chapters on Coronations ; comprising their

Origin, Nature and History. London, 1838.

7. Regal Records ; or, a Chronicle of the Co

ronations of the Queens Regnant of England.
By J. R. PLANCHÉ, F.S.A., author of the
“ History of British Costume,” &c. London,
1838..

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