viii

MUSIC.

Reviews.

Alwyn's (W. C.) Sonata in F Major, 24

Bartholomew's (R.) Onward, Christian Soldiers, 894

Bickersteth's (Rev. E. H.) Hymnal Companion to Com-

mon Prayer, 894

Chappell's Organ Journal, 24, 894

Congreve's (B.) Hail, Seventh Day, 894

Fernside's (F.) Restoration Anthem, 24

Gemme d' Antichità, 24

Kipps's (W.) Lullingstone March, 24

Koettlitz's (E.) Quatre Morceaux Caractéristiques, 24

Mozart's Miscellaneous Pianoforte Works, 24

National Nursery Rhymes, 801

Pauer's (E.) Overtures for Pianoforte, 24

Rowland's (A.) Three Sacred Songs, 894

Sharp's (E.) Lieder ohne Worte, for Pianoforte, 24

Spark's (W.) Organists' Quarterly Journal, 894

Sullivan's (A.) Music to Tennyson's 'The Window,' 793

Tilleard's (J.) Festival Te Deum, in G, 894

Tours's (B.) Juvenile Album, 24

Travis's (E.) Amateur Organist, 894

Tuckermann's (S. P.) Morning Service in G, and Morning
and Evening Service in E Flat, 894

New Cantata by Henry Smart-Signor Petrella's Operas,
25; Herr Jules Stockhausen, 58; Wagner's 'Walkyrie
-The Conservatoire, Paris, 59; Hiller's Nal und
Damajanti-Caffieri and Mdlle. Loffler, 90; Royal
Artillery Band at Woolwich-Middle-Rhine Festival-
New Opera by Signor Cortesi-Philharmonic_Society
of Bombay, 124; MS. Concerto for Triple Stringed
Harp, by Handel-Signor Pompeii, 154; Le Kobold,'
186; Signor Tamburini's Misfortunes, 219; New Ope-
ratic Burlesque at Berlin, 'Der Raub der Sabinerin-
nen,' 251; Cherubini's Les Deux Journées '--Music
at Scarborough, 380; Reply to "Mr. Chorley and 'St.
Peter,'" 412-Concerts at the Workmen's International
Exhibition-M. Gounod's 'Mireille,' 442; Return of
Pauline Viardot Garcia to a Professional Career-
Italian Opera in St. Petersburg, 474; Concert at
Frankfort for Sick and Wounded-Society of Arts'
Prizes-Prince Joseph Poniatowski, 506; Beethoven
Festival in Vienna, 507; New Operas in Germany--
Italian Opera in Moscow, 537, 569; Opera at Mel-
bourne, 569; Prospectus of Sacred Harmonic Society
-Mr. Rea's Orchestral Concerts, Newcastle-on-Tyne
-Herr Halle's Orchestral Concerts at Manchester-

News from Smyrna and Tasmania, 601; Mdlle.

Nilsson in New York, 634, 768, 849; Presentation to

Madame Sainton-Dolby-Discovery of Three Curious

Musical Scores at Milan, 634; Madame Viardot's

Orpheus-Beethoven Festival at Vienna-Mr. Sul-

livan's Cantata, The Prodigal Son'-Popular Concerts

of Classical Music at Brussels-Concert at the Grand

Opera-House in Paris, 696; Mr. Horsley's New Can-

tata,' Euterpe,' 697; Beethoven Concert by Liverpool

Philharmonic Society The Original Singers in

'Elijah,' 729; Opera in Berlin-Le Postillon de

Longjumeau' at the Théâtre de la Monnaie, Brussels,

730; Mdlle. Corani-Mr. Barnby's Oratorio Concerts

-Modifications in Musical Degrees passed at the Uni-

versity of Oxford-Music at Melbourne, 768; Mr.

Martin's Concert of War-Songs in Exeter Hall-Messrs.

Le Jeune's Clavo-Glissando'-Mr. Sullivan's 'Ouver-

tura del Ballo '-Performances in Germany for the

Celebration of the Anniversary of Beethoven's Birth-

day, 811; Madame Eugene Oswald's Concert-Essays

on Beethoven, by R. Wagner and Dr. Hiller-Memoir

of Beethoven, by E. Gräme, 849; O'Keefe's 'Poor

Soldier' at the Haymarket Theatre, 895

Mr. Halliday's 'Little Em'ly'-Mr. Marshall's Readings

-Drama in Italy, 26; Monselet's 'Les Femmes qui font

des Scènes'-'Joan of Arc'-Fire in Pera, 60; Destruc-

tion of Variétés Theatre, Dantzic, by Fire L'Argen-

tier de Cour'-Signor Coletti's Farces-Theatrical Dis-

appointments, 125; American Announcements, 186;

Theatrical Matters in Italy, 348; Paris and the Drama,

380, 665; New Dramatic Works in Italy, 380; New

Comedy at Bristol Theatre, entitled 'Birth,' 507; Marie

Seebach's Performance of Schiller's 'Marie Stuart,' in

New York, 538; Miss Glyn's First Reading in America,

570; Mdlle. Janauschek and Mdlle. Seebach in New

York, 602; Failure of Dramatic Novelties in Florence,

666; Reading by Messrs. J. Whitcher, S. Abbott, and

J. Millard-The Théâtre Molière at Brussels La

Sonate Pathétique' at the Théâtre des Galeries St.-

Hubert La Station Champbaudet' at the Théâtre du

Parc-Theatrical News from Italy, 698; Second Fête

at the Porte Saint-Martin-Signor Pietro Cossa's 'Beet-

hoven'-'Les Diables Roses' at the Théâtre Royal du

Parc, Brussels, 732; A Fête Champêtre at Arnonville,

769; Mr. Tupper's Readings-Return of Miss Cush-

man to America, 812--News from America, 850

895

Haymarket Theatre, 59, 90, 124, 186, 569, 697

Globe Theatre, 507, 768

Holborn Theatre, 474, 768

L'Ambigu Comique, 220

Pronunciation of English, 220

Ruins of Gallo-Roman Amphitheatre, 90
Runagates' Eyes, 186

Sheepish, 812

Spreath, 508, 538, 732

731, 769, 811

Word" Ferne" in Chaucer, 698

No. 2227.

BRITISH ASSOCIATION for the ADVANCE

MENT of SCIENCE.-The next ANNUAL MEETING of this Association will be held at LIVERPOOL, commencing on Wednesday, September 14, 1870.

President Elect-Professor HUXLEY, LLD. F.R.S. F.G.S., President of the Ethnological Society of London.

Notices of Papers proposed to be read at the Meeting should be sent to the Assistant General Secretary, G. GRIFFITH, Esq. M.A., Harrow. Information about Local Arrangements may be obtained from the Local Secretaries, Liverpool.

ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY, REGENT'S

PARK.-July 6th, 7th, SPECIAL FETE and EXHIBITION of FRUIT and CUT FLOWERS, Table Decorations, Bouquets, Statues, Vases, Fern Cases, Flower Baskets, Garden Furniture, and Implements relating to Gardening, &c.-The special Class of Prizes for Ladies includes that offered by H.R.H. Princess Mary of Teck.

BIRMINGHAM TRIENNIAL MUSICAL

FESTIVAL,

IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF

THE BIRMINGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL.
THIRTIETH CELEBRATION.

On TUESDAY, the 30th of August.
WEDNESDAY, the 31st of August.
THURSDAY, the 1st of September.
FRIDAY, the 2nd of September.
PATRONS.

Her Most Gracious Majesty the QUEEN.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES.

Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALES.

Her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of CAMBRIDGE. His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE. President-The Right Hon. the EARL of BRADFORD. Vice-Presidents-The NOBILITY and GENTRY of the MIDLAND

COUNTIES.

By Order. HOWARD S. SMITH, Secretary. Argyle Chambers, Colmore-row, Birmingham.

ARUNDEL SOCIETY-At the Annual General

Meeting held June 17th, It was Resolved, that the number of Second Subscribers should, from the 1st of January, 1871, be limited to 1,500, New Members may therefore enter as Second Subscribers during the remainder of 1570. Afterwards they can only be received as Associates.

Further information relating to Membership and the Publications of the Society can be obtained at the Office, or will be sent by post on application to F. W. MAYNARD, Secretary.

No. 24, Old Bond-street, London, W.

COMPLETION OF ST. PAUL'S.-A PUBLIC

MEETING will be held at the MANSION HOUSE, on WEDNESDAY, July 12, at Three o'clock F.M., the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair, for the explanation and furtherance of the scheme for completing the interior of St. Paul's, left unfinished by Sir Christopher Wren. The Bishops of London and Winchester, the Dean of St. Paul's, the Earl of Carnarvon, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, and others, have promised to take part in the proceedings. A General Committee has been formed, and an Executive Committee is engaged in preparing an Appeal to the public, which will be presented at the Mansion House Meeting, and which will announce generally the scheme itself, and the means proposed for carrying it out. Communications may at present be addressed to the Honorary Secretaries, Rev. WILLIAM SCOTT, 56, Albany-street, Regent's Park, and F. C. PENROSE, Esq., Surveyor to the Cathedral, at the Chapter House, St. Paul's Churchyard; and also to WM. CALVERT SHONE, Esq., at the Chapter

House.

THE ALLIED UNIVERSITIES CLUB,

12, GRAFTON-STREET, PICCADILLY, W.

This Club, which was opened in April last, now numbers above 200
Members. It is established for Noblemen and Gentlemen who are, or
have been, Members of a University, or are Members of a recognized
Learned Society.

The Club-house is admirably situated, and contains every con-
venience. The internal arrangements are managed by a Committee,
and no pecuniary liability attaches to any of the Members. Present
Entrance Fee, for a limited number, Ten Guineas; after which it will
be Fifteen Guineas.

Annual Subscription, Five Guineas. Applications for Membership
at the present entrance fee should be made at an early date.
LOFTUS H. MARTIN, Secretary.

RYSTAL PALACE.-NEXT THURSDAY.-
Under the most distinguished Patronage, Grand Fête and Recep
tion of Mons. de Lessepa-This Grand Féte, in Commemoration of the
Opening of the Suez Canal, will conclude with by far the most magnifi-
cent display of Fireworks ever witnessed.

Full particulars will be duly announced. Half-Crown Admission
Tickets may now be secured, at the Palace; 2, Exeter-hall; and usual
Agente-Admission on the day, 58.; Guinea Season Tickets Free.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-SHILLING OPERAS.

Palace by Mr. George Perren, will be given on TUESDAYS and
A SERIES of OPERAS, comprising all those produced at the
THURSDAYS throughout JULY. At the request of many Season
Ticket Holders and others, transferable numbered Stalls have been
issued for the Eight Operas, at the low rate of Half-a-Guinea. Early
application is absolutely essential. To afford opportunities to young
persons and schools to witness these Operas a still further reduction
will be made. For list and dates of Operas see daily papers.
Application for stalls should be accompanied by a remittance.
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF ART.-

On MONDAY, the 18th of JULY, the BOARD of MANAGERS of
HEAD MASTER WANTED.
the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL of ART, about to be established in
BELFAST, will proceed to ELECT & HEAD MASTER.
Candidates for the Office, who must hold Certificates from the Science
and Art Department, and must be competent to give Instruction in,
and to Superintend all the Departments of a first-class Art School, are
requested to communicate, without delay, with the Secretary of the
Board, Mr. WILLIAM SHEPHERD, 21, High-street, Belfast.
June 21, 1870.

MPORTANT NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on after the 1st day of JULY
NEXT, all Publications, claimed under the Copyright Act, for the use
of the LIBRARY of TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN, are to be DE
LIVERED only upon the requisition and order of Mr. SAMUEL FIGGIS,
until further notice.

By order of the Board,

Library Room. Trinity College, Dublin,

June 15, 1:70.

JOHN A. MALET, D.D. Librarian.

LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1870.

PRICE THREEPENCE Stamped Edition, 4d.

QUI

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in LONDON, well established, in thorough working order, under a first-class Staff of Professors, to be transferred immediately, in consequence of the failure in health of the Lady Principal. Average income for the last three years, from Day Pupils only, 1,070l. per annum. No Agent need apply.-Address A. B., care of S. Barfield, Esq., 5, Plowden-Buildings, Temple, E.C.

SCHOLASTIC. Mr. KENNEDY has received

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Address the LADY PRINCIPAL

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Principal-Rev. R. H. BLAIR. M.A., F.R.A.S.
Vice-Principal-S. S. FORSTER, Esq., M.A.

"There is no other Establishment in existence for the Upper Classes than the Worcester College, which has been set on foot for teaching the Blind Sons of Gentlemen."-Bishop of Worcester.

Upon application to the Secretary at the College, or at 33, Essexstreet, Strand, a Pamphlet containing full particulars of the Regulations of the College will be forwarded postage free.

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Terms, 10. a quarter.

No extra charges, and no bills sent home.
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Head Master-Rev. THOMAS FORD FENN, M.A., Trinity College,
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Second Master-C. U. TRIPP, Esq. M.A., Exeter College, Oxford. For particulars apply to Rev. T. F. FENN, Trent College, near Nottingham.

The SCHOOL RE-OPENS August 19. New Boys come August 26.Applications for Admission should be made before July 1.

EDUCATION. Mrs. CHARLTON, THRALE HOUSE,

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EDUCATION.-SOUTH KENSINGTON.-The late

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EDUCATION. - ENDOWED GRAMMAR

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ART of READING and SPEAKING.-Miss FAITHFULL receives PUPILS in Weekly Classes, or for Private Lessons Daily.-Apply to Secretary," Victoría Press," Princes-street, Hanover-square, W.

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MARRIED CLERGYMAN, the Vicar of a very Healthy Village, 36 miles from London, educating his own sons at home, assisted by a first-class University Tutor, has a few VACANCIES for BOYS preparing for the Universities and other Professions. Excellent References can be given from Parents of Pupils.Terms, 70 guineas inclusive.-Address A. B., Manuden Vicarage, Bishop's Stortford, Herts.

AN Oxford Graduate in Orders, late Second

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THE LONDON LITERARY AGENCY, insti

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THE PRESS. WANTED, by a Young Man, in

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competent Reporter seeks a RE-ENGAGEMENT. Accustomed to Sub-editing and well recommended. Address ATTICUS, T. Dudley, Rolfe-street, Smethwick, Birmingham.

THE PRESS.-The Proprietor of an Old-established

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BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLE

MEN in HALLE, Prussia, under direction of Dr. TSCHISCHWITZ, Author of several Works on Shakspeare. The instruction comprises Grammar, Literature, Conversation and Correspondence in German, French, Italian; Latin, Greek and Music if required.-For Terms and further particulars, refer to Mr. ANDREAS FRERICHS, Manchester, and D. NUTT, Foreign Bookseller, 270, Strand, London.

PENSIONNAT G. MEUSER, for Young Gentle

men, Nyon, près Genève, Switzerland.

For Prospectuses, containing full information of the Courses of Instruction given in this Establishment, with other particulars, apply to Mr. G. MEUSER, Nyon, Canton de Vaud, Suisse.

EDUCATION IN GERMANY.-Prof. HIRSCH,

of CANNSTATT, will have a FEW VACANCIES at MIDSUMMER. His Establishment is recommended by the Rev. NORMAN M LEOD (one of Her Majesty's Chaplains), Dr. ROBERT BUCHANAN, Glasgow, also by many Clergymen and Gentlemen. Parents of his Pupils. Mr. HIRSCH will be in England from the middle of July to the middle of August. Any Young Gentlemen entrusted to his care, can accompany him on a Tour to Scotland and the North of England.-For Prospectuses apply to Mr. Young, 8, Highstreet, Islington, N., cr to Messrs. Joly & Co, 106, Palmerston-buildings (A. Horwood, Esq.), Old Broad-street, London, or to Prof. Hirsch, Cannstatt.

many years' experience in connexion with the Publishing Department of a London Daily Paper, who is well educated, and can write Shorthand (Pitman's) verbatim, requires a SITUATION, in London or the Provinces. Age, 31.-Address J. P. RYAN, 4, Argylestreet, King's Cross, W.C.

THE PRESS. A Third or Fourth SHARE of a

high-toned non-political Provincial NEWSPAPER (enjoying a large advertising connexion and fair circulation, which by energetic attention could be much improved) would be parted with to a Gentleman who has a thorough knowledge of the Publishing Department. Capital from 2,000l. to 3,000l., but not all required immediately.Address Z, at C. H. May's General Advertising Office, 78, Gracechurchstreet, E. C.

THE PRESS. A CLERGYMAN of the Church

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FRENCH for LATIN - The Advertiser, a young

Englishman, who speaks French fluently, would be glad to make the acquaintance of a compatriote (masculine gender), who READS the CLASSICS in the original. The assistance would be mutual. Some one living in the neighbourhood of Ebury Bridge, Pimlico, preferred.E. G. D., 12, St. George's-row, Pimlico, S.W.

HOLIDAY

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A

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SALE (28 large Vols. handsomely bound in calf), late the Property of a NOBLEMAN. Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire Raisonné des Sciences, des Arts, et des Métiers, par MM. Diderot et D'Alembert, Paris, 1751, 17 vols.-Recueil de Planches sur les Sciences, les Arts Libéraux, et les Arts Méchaniques, avec leur explication, chez Briasson -Paris, 1762, 11 vols.-The Books are in good condition and very valuable, but will be sold cheap.-Address Z. Z., care W. A. Mitchell, Esq., 63, Fenchurch-street, City.

TO Miver.
MUSEUMS.-Mr. R. DAMON, of Weymouth,

LIZARDS, &c., from India, S. Africa, Surinam, &c., preserved in clear spirits in glass cylinders. Also, carefully prepared Stuffed Specimens. All in fine condition, and authentically named.-Printed Catalogue, 3d.

CONCHOLOGY, &c. -Mr. R. DAMON, of Wey

mouth, continues to receive large Consignments of Shells from Foreign Correspondents, which include many that are new.

GEOLOGY. Elementary and other named Collec

tions. An abridged Catalogue of Collections in CONCHOLOGY and GEOLOGY gratis. Priced List of British Shells, 4d. Labels and other Publications.

TO MUSEUMS.-Large Collections in other De

BR

partments of Natural History. Catalogue sent.

RITISH BUTTERFLIES.-A few COPIES of NOEL HUMPHREYS'S magnificent Work on BRITISH BUTTERFLIES, published at 11. 118. 6d., may he had at the reduced price of 158., of T. J. ALLMAN, 463, New Oxford-street, London. It contains hand-coloured Plates of 300 different varieties, and is handsomely bound in full gilt cloth, gilt edges.

post for one stamp, a New Catalogue of Atlases, Maps, and Globes, published or sold by EDWARD STANFORD, 6 & 7, Charing Cross, London, S.W.. comprising Atlases of Ancient and Modern Geography, Physical, Biblical, Anatomical, Historical and Educational Atlases: Maps of the World, Europe, Asia, Africa and America, Great Britain, India, Canada, and the Colonies; London and its Environs; a New Series of School Maps; Relief Maps; the Useful

HUMPHREYS'S splendid Work on BRITISH MOTHS, published at 31. 38. may be had at the reduced price of 258., of T. J. ALLMAN, 463, New Oxford-street, London. It contains hand-coloured Plates of 800 different varieties, and is handsomely bound in full gilt claret cloth, gilt edges.

COINS, GEMS, &c.-M. JOSEPH CURT, Numis

matist, Cataloguer, Linguist, &c. since 1828 (in Italy and in London), respectfully gives notice that he has finished the CATALOGUE of some of the Valuable COINS and GEMS formerly in the Cabinet of the late Monsieur de LABORDE; to which he has added many very fine, rare, and valuable Greek, Roman, Anglo-Gallic, English, French, and other Coins, chiefly in gold or silver; a few Egyptian Antiquities, &c., from the rich Cabinets of two distinguished Foreigners lately deceased. This highly-important assemblage of truly beautiful objects will be sold by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge on the 11th of July and three following days: it includes, amongst numerous positively fine, scarce, and highly-interesting Coins, Syracusan Medallions; splendid silver Medals of Tarentum, Catana, Maroneia (unpublished tetradrachm, Thasos, Lysimachus, Macedon, Antigonus, Perseus, Pyrrhus, Philip the Fifth, Rhodes (large size), Mausolus (tetradrachm), Antiochus the Second (rev. Hercules seated), Antiochus the Eighth (tomb type), Antiochus the Tenth, Cameirus (various, of great value, and extra fine), Ptolemies (didrachms, &c.), Carthage; a gold Octodrachm of Arsinoe the First, with a new monogram; gold and silver Consular, including rare varieties of Alliena, Arria, Durmia, Flavia, Mescinia, Minatia, Petronia, Sulpicia, Ventidia, &c.; above eighty Imperial Aurei, extra beautiful, comprising Pompey, Antonia, Otho, and others of the rare types, Julian the Tyrant, &c.; numerous Denarii, rare and fine, of Caius, Claudius (medallion with DE BRITANNIS), Marciana, Plotina, Matidia, Procopius, &c. The Gems, amongst the modern, include a few fine works by Pickler, Marchant, Girometti, Rega, and others, all signed.

Attention is respectfully called to the above by Mr. CURT, the Cataloguer, of 202, Lancaster-road, W. Services offered for purchasing, with customary guarantee of genuineness, at the usual commission of 10 per cent. (the British Museum excepted).

VALUABLE BOOKS,

AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
Selected from the Stock of 100,000 Volumes, on Sale at
C. T. JEFFERIES & SONS,
REDCLIFF-STREET, BRISTOL.

BARTCH, Peintre Graveur, Plates, 21 vols. 8vo. calf. 82.

Vienne, 1802-21 BERRY'S Encyclopædia Heraldica, numerous fine heraldic Engrav1823 ings, 3 vols. 4to. Large Paper, half morocco, 31. 38. BIBLIA SACRA POLYGLOTTA, edidit Brianus Waltonis, 6 vols., et Castelli Lexicon Heptaglotton, 2 vols.-together 8 vols. royal folio, half bound, 127. 128. 1657-69 (Republican Copy.) BRITTON'S Architectural Antiquities of Great Britain, 400 fine Engravings, Large Paper, 5 vols. royal 4to. half morocco, 81. 8. (pub. at 601.) 1807-26 COTMAN'S Architectural Antiquities of Normandy, with Notices by Dawson Turner, 100 large Etchings, 2 vols. imp. folio, cloth, 31. (pub. at 12. 128.) CURTIS'S British Entomology, 770 Coloured Engravings, 16 vols. 1824-39 royal 8vo. half calf, 151. (pub. at 441.) DE CANDOLLE, Histoire des Plantes Grasses, avec Figures Dessinés et Peintes par P. J. Redoute, 152 Coloured Plates, 2 vols. royal folio, morocco, gilt extra, 61. (pub. at 401.) Paris, 1790 ENGLISH CYCLOPÆDIA, by C. Knight, several thousand Engrayings, 22 vols. half morocco, gilt, 9. FABER'S Origin of Pagan Idolatry, 3 vols. 4to. new half calf, scarce,

GALE et FELL-Rerum Anglicarum Scriptorum Veterum, 3 vols. folio, calf gilt, 62. 108. 1684-91 GROSE'S Antiquarian and Picturesque Works, numerous Engravings, 14 vols. 4to. half russia gilt, 67. 68. 1787, &c. HARLEIAN MISCELLANY, with the Supplement and Notes by Park, 10 vols. royal 4to. half russia, uncut, 13. (pub. at 331. in boards). 1808-13 HOU BRAK EN and VERTUE'S Heads of Illustrious Persons, with Lives by Birch, fine original impressions, royal folio, new russia, 1747 gilt extra, 61. 68. HUTCHINS' Dorsetshire, Large Paper, 4 vols. royal folio, russia extra, rare, 251.

1796-1815

1789

LAVATER'S Essays on Physiognomy, several hundred fine Engrav
ings, 5 vols. imp. 4to. russia, gilt, 71. 78.
LIPSCOMBE'S Buckinghamshire, numerous fine Engravings, Large
Paper, 4 vols. imp. 4to. new morocco, extra, by Hayday, 16 1847
LODGE'S Portraits, with Memoirs, 240 Portraits, fine impressions, 12
vols. imp. 8vo. calf extra, 6l. 108.
LYSONS' Magna Britannia, with 270 additional fine Portraits and
Views inserted, Large Paper, 10 vols, imp. 4to. half russia extra, 201.

MUSÉE FRANÇAIS, Galignani's Edition, 320 fine and large Engravings, 4 vols. atlas folio, morocco extra, 281. (cost 200l.) Paris, N.D. NATURE-PRINTED BRITISH FERNS and SEAWEEDS, 35 beantifully-coloured Engravings by Bradbury, 6 vols. royal 8vo. half morocco extra, 61. 68. 1859, &c. NEWCASTLE'S (Duke of) System of Horsemanship. 63 fine Engrav ings, Large Paper, 2 vols. in 1, royal folio, russia, gilt extra, 9. 98. NICHOLS' Literary Anecdotes and Illustrations of the Eighteenth Century, both Series complete, 17 vols. 8vo. half morocco, gilt, 131. OTTLEY'S History of Engraving, numerous finely-executed Fac 1816 similes, 2 vols. 4to. morocco elegant, scarce, 62. 108. PAXTON'S Magazine of Botany and Flowering Plants, several hun1834-49 dred Coloured Plates, 15 vols, royal 8vo. half-calf, 10l. RITSON'S Antiquarian and Poetical Works, Engravings by Bewick, 12 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 61. 1825-33SKELTON'S Oxonia Antiqua Restaurata, 170 fine Engravings, India Proofs, Largest Paper, 2 vols. imp. 4to. calf gilt, 4. (pub. at 291.) 1823 SHAW'S Staffordshire, fine impressions of the Plates, Large Paper, Vol. I. half cloth, uncut, 121. 128. 1798 STAFFORD GALLERY, with Descriptions by Ottley & Tomkins, 300 Engravings, 4 vols. folio, cloth, zi. 58. (pub. at 351. 14s.) 1818 STRUTT'S Dress and Habits of the People of England, 143 Plates, 2 vols. in 1, 4to. calf, neat, 41. WYATT'S Industrial Arts of the Nineteenth Century. 160 Plates in Gold and Silver, 2 vols. royal folio, in 1, new half morocco, 57. 108. (pub. at 177. 178.)

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NATURAL

HISTORY.-The DIAGRAMS illustrating NATURAL HISTORY, hitherto published by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, have been purchased and will in future be Sold by EDWARD STANFORD, 6 and 7, Charing Cross, London, S.W.

Price, folded in a Book, 48. each: or, Mounted on a Roller and
Varnished, 68. They comprise:-

1. CHARACTERISTIC BRITISH FOSSILS.

4 The VEGETABLE KINGDOM, arranged according to the Natural Orders.

5. MOLLUSCA, The Orders and Families.

6. MYRIAPODA, ARACHNIDA, CRUSTACEA, ANNELIDA, and ENTOZOA.

The Proprietors of this Celebrated MUSEUM have determined to DISPOSE OF IT, and have given instructions to that effect. Previons, however, to doing so, they have thought it right to offer it in One Lot, so that any public institution desirous of obtaining it in its integrity, or any individual of beneficent impulses, anxious to promote adult education in his locality, might have an opportunity of doing so. It would form a most valuable adjunct to a free Library, Mechanics' Institute, or other educational organization, for it contains not only objects of antiquarian interest, quite unique in themselves, but there are collections of Mineralogical, Geological, and Metallurgical specimens, of great rarity, beauty, and value, scarcely equalled in the North of England. There is also a collection of Egyptian, Grecian, Roman, English, and other old Coins, in fine condition, well adapted to stimulate a study of Numismatics, and affording a nucleus for esta blishing a large and valuable Museum. A minutely detailed Catalogue has been prepared, which may be had, through the post, on receipt of three stamps, from C. P. HARDY, Auctioneer, Carlisle, or Mr. J. F. CROSTHWAITE, Bank, or Museum, Keswick, from whom also, further particulars may be known.

47, Lowther-street, Carlisle, June 16th, 1870.

Sales by Auction

The Pictures, Drawings, and Objects of Art of the
late CHARLES DICKENS.

MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS

respectfully give notice that they will SELL by AUCTION, at their Great Rooms, King street, St. James's-square, on SATURDAY, July 9, at 1 o'clock precisely. (ir order of the Executors), the Beau tiful COLLECTION of PICTURES and DRAWINGS and OBJECTS of ART of CHARLES DICKENS, deceased. The Pictures comprise the celebrated Portrait of Mr. Dickens, painted in 18 9, by D. Maclise, R.A.-three splendid pictures, illustrating The Frozen Deep,' painted by Clarkson Stanfield, R. A.-Dolly Varden' and Kate Nickleby,' 1wo charming works, by W. P. Frith, R. A.- Dotheboys Hall,' an exquisite work of T. Webster, RA.-Pickwick and Mrs. Bardell,' by C. Leslie, R A.-The Simoom,' by D. Robe: ts, R.A.- A Girl at a Waterfall,' a very beautiful work of D. Maclise, R.AHide and Seek,' and The Letter,' by P. I. Calderon, AR. A.-Portrait of Mr. Dickens in Used Up. by A. Egg, A.R.A.-Tilda Price,' by Frank Stone, A.R.A.-The Novel,' and' The Play,' by R. Hannah-Miss F's Aunt, by W. Gale. The Drawings include The Britannia,' the vessel in which Mr. Dickens first went to America, by C. Stanfield, R. A.-also The Land's End,' and 'The Logan Rock, by the same artist-Little Nell's Home,' and 'Little Nell's Grave,' two masterpieces by G. Cattermole, illustrating The Old Curiosity Shop'-'Little Nell and her Grandfather,' and 'Barnaby Rudge and his Mother, by F. W. TophamBeauvais Cathedral, by S. Prout-a very fine Flower Piece, by W. Hunt-an illustration to The Cotter's Saturday Night, by Sir D. Wilkie, R.A.-and several other interesting Works, many of which were presented by the artists;-also the Silver Pickwick Ladles, with characters from the work, presented by the Publishers, Bronzes, old Nankin blue and white, richly enamelled Pekin Porcelain, Parisian Clock and Candelabra, and a variety of decorative objects and plaster casta, and other interesting relics.

May be publicly viewed three days preceding, and Catalogues had.

Minerals and Natural History Specimens.

R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, MR at his Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on TUES. DAY, July 12, at Half-past 12 precisely, a COLLECTION of MINERALS, chiefly from Cornwall, some Rare, Polished Specimens, Inlaid ditto from Torquay: also Cabinets and Glass Cases, and a few Specimens of Birds and Animal Skins, &c.

On view the day before and day of Sale, and Catalogues had.

Valuable Law Books, the Libraries of the late D. D. KEANE, Esq. Q.C., and of a Barrister retiring.

ME ESSRS. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 115, Chancery-lane, W C, on WEDNESDAY, July 6th, and Following Day, VALUABLE LAW BOOKS, as above, comprising a complete Set of the New Law Reports-Complete Sets of the Law Journal, Jurist, Law Times and Reporter-Statutes at Large, from Magna Charta to 1870-Morley's Indian Digest-Notes of Cases in the Ecclesiastical and Maritime Courts, 7 vols-Chitty's Statutes, last edition, and many other Modern Text Books in the various Branches of the Law, as well as the Reports in the House of Lords, and Courts of Common Law and Equity-Crown Cases. Registration and Election Cases, &c. all in good condition; also a few Articles of Office Furniture, Tables, Chairs, &c.

To be viewed and Catalogues had.

Modern Books in Cloth and Quires-15,000 vols. of Gilfillan's Pots, Library Edition-Valuable Steel Plates-Stereotype Plates, &c.

MESSRS. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION,

at their Rooms. 115, Chancery-lane, W.C., on TUESDAY, July 12, and Following Day, at 1 o'clock, the Entire Remainder of the LIBRARY EDITION of the BRITISH POETS, from Chaucer to Cowper, by Cowden Clarke and George Gilfillan, with portraits, 4 vols. demy Svo cloth and quires: also surplus copies of Modern Books in

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, on FRIDAY, July 1, and Four Following Days, at 1 o'clock precisely, the valuable LIBRARIES of the late R. R. PARRY MEALEY, Esq, and of other Collectors; comprising many of the best Standard Works in English Literature, Theology and Classics, fine Books of Prints, rare French and Italian Books, Persian and Turkish Manuscripts, and various productions in English and Foreign Languages. On view two days previous.

The Collection of Coins and Medals, the Property of the late

Collection of Autographs.

MESSRS, PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL by

AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square. W.C., ABOUT the MIDDLE of the MONTH, a Collection of interesting AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, including capital specimens of the following: Diana de Poictiers, Gabrielle d'Estrées, Nell Gwynne, Oliver Cromwell, Nelson and Lady Hamilton, Washington, Tom Moore, R. Burns, R. Wilkes, and many others-Theatrical and Musical Autographs, comprising those of J. P. Harley, David Garrick (three), Colley Cibber, Booth, Haydn, Weber, Dr. Arne, &c.-capital Early English and French Royal Signatures and Letters, and Miscellaneous Autographs of every period and class. Catalogues are preparing.

Engravings, Water-Colour Drawings, and Paintings.

THOMAS GARDINER, Esq. and the Rev. W. COTTON RISLEY MESSRS. PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL

MESSRS,

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works Illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, 13, Wellington street, Strand,W.C., on THURSDAY, July 7, and Two Following Days, at 1 o'clock precisely, the Collections of COINS and MEDALS, the Property of the late THOMAS GARDINER, Esq and of the Rev. W. COTTON RISLEY, comprising Es Grave, Fine Greek and Roman Coins, in gold, silver, and copper, British, Gaulish, Saxon, Scotch and English Coins, in the different metals, up to and including the Reign of Queen Victoria; Patterns and Proofs, Colonial Gold and Silver, &c, the whole presenting many interesting, rare and choice examples; Numismatic Books and Cabinets, Antique Intaglios and Cameos, chiefly set in gold, &c.

May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues may be had; if by post, on receipt of four stamps.

The Fifth Portion of the very Valuable and Extensive Library of the Rev. THOMAS CORSER, M.A. F.S.A.

MESSRS.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works Illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C., on MONDAY, July 11 and Four Following Days, at 1 o'clock, the FIFTH PORTION of the Valuable and Extensive LIBRARY, formed by the Rev. THOMAS CORSER, M.A. F.S.A., of STAND RECTORY, near Manchester; comprising a further Continuation of the important Series of Early English Poetry, Old Plays, Romances, Drolleries, Jest Books, Garlands, Early Typography, Black Letter Divinity, Books of Emblems, Illuminated and other Manuscripts, and numerous Scarce and Curious Works of all Classes of Literature.

Catalogues of this important Portion may be had; if by post, on receipt of twelve stamps. May be viewed two days prior.

A very fine, rare and valuable Collection of Greek and Roman

Coins and Gems. MESSRS.

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C., on MONDAY, July 18, and Following Day, a Large COLLECTION of ENGRAVINGS, comprising a capital series of Portraits, Theatrical Illustrations, and a large quantity of Miscellaneous Prints in all classes-Water Colour Drawings by the best Artists-also numerous and valuable Paintings, including specimens by Ruysdael, Rubens, Rembrandt, Morland, Turner, Teniers, Claude, and others.

Catalogues are preparing.

Music and Instruments -July Sale.

MESSRS, PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C ABOUT the 20th of JULY, a COLLECTION of MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC in all Classes-Full and Vocal Scores of important Works; also Musical Instruments, Pianofortes, Harmoniums, Violins, Violoncellos, &c.

Instruments can be received for this Sale until the 12th.

21, Old Bond-street-Small Private Museum of Indian and other Implements of Warfare, and Curiosities Collected during the Last Burmese War.

MR. W. C. CLIFFORD is favoured with Instruc.

tions to SELL by AUCTION as above, on FRIDAY, July 8, at one o'clock, a CHOICE ČOLLECTION of INDIANSHIELDS, Spears Bows and Arrows-Stuffed Birds and Animals-Plaster Helmets, Cuirasses Statuettes and Medallions-Fine Carved Ivory Chinese Junk, Models of Canoes, and a variety of curious Relics.

May be viewed on Wednesday and Thursday. Catalogues at th Rooms and of the Auctioneer, 2, Lower Belgrave-street, Eaton-square.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 269, will be

published on SATURDAY, July 16th.-ADVERTISEMENTS intended for insertion cannot be received by the Publishers later than MONDAY, July 11th. London: Longmans and Co. 39, Paternoster-row, E.C.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers THE QUARTERLY

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. on MONDAY, July 11, and Three Following Days, at 1 o'clock precisely, a very fine, rare and valuable Collection of GREEK and ROMAN COINS and GEMS, from the Cabinet of the late Monsieur H. DE LA BORDE: to which are added other very fine and scarce gold, silver and brass Greek, Roman, Anglo-Gallic, English, French and other Coins, a few Egyptian Antiquities, Medal Cabinets, &c. from the rich Collections of two very distinguished Foreigners, lately deceased. This important Sale includes, amongst numerous positively fine and very rare Greek Coins, some Syracusan Medallions, Silver Medals of Tarentum, Cantana, Maroneia unpublished variety, Mausolus (tetradrachm Rhodes (large size). Thasos, Lysimachus, Macedon, Antigonus, Pyrrhus, Perseus, Philip V., Cameiros (various of much value, extra fine, Antiochus II. rer. Hercules seated), Antiochus VIII, (tomb-type), Antiochus X., Ptolemies (extra fiue and rare didrachms), Carthage: Arsinoe I. Philadelphi, gold octodrachm, with a new monogram; various Consular in gold; above 80 extra beautiful Roman Imperial Aurei, including Pompey and others of the rarest types, also one of Julian the Tyrant, &c; Roman Silver (true numismatic gems of Emilia, Alliena, Arria, Aquilia, Caninia, Durmia, Flavia, Itia, Junia, Petronia, Vinicia, Vipsania; Caius, Brutus, Augustus, Claudius (a medallion with "De Britannis." Otho, Marciana, Plotina, Matidia, Procopius, &c. The Gems include fine Works by Pickler, Marchant, Girometti, Rega, &c.

May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues may be had; if by post on receipt of four stamps.

The most extensively Illustrated Copy of the Holy Bible ever formed, and an Illustrated Granger,

MESSRS, PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C., on SATURDAY. July 2, at 3, MACKLIN'S splendid EDITION of the BIBLE, illustrated with nearly Ten Thousand Engravings of every School and Style, and about Eleven Hundred Drawings and Photographs, together with Three Hundred and Sixty Specimen Leaves of various Editions of the Holy Scriptures, the whole carefully arranged and handsomely bound in 63 folio volumes; also Granger's Biographi cal History of England, large paper, folio edition, illustrated with upwards of 2,200 Portraits by Eminent Artists, the whole neatly mounted, and bound in 18 large folio volumes.

Library of CYRUS REDDING, Esq.; the Library of an
Antiquary, &c.

THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL of SCIENCE,

Conducted by Sir W. FAIRBAIRN, Bart. F.R.S., W. CROOKES, F.R.S., R. HUNT, F.R.S., H. WOODWARD, F.G.S. and JAMES SAMUELSON, of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, Editor.

No. XXVII. JULY, 1870, with several Illustrations, price 58.

1. Beer, Scientifically and Socially Considered. Illustrated with Three Page Plates and Eight Woodeuts. By James Samuelson, Editor. 2. Spiritualism viewed by the Light of Modern Science. By William Crookes, F.R.S.

3. The Rate of Geological Change. By H. M. Jenkins, F.G.S., Secretary to the Royal Agricultural Society of England.

4 Air Pollution by Chemical Works.

5. De Mortuis. By Henry Woodward. F.G.S., F.Z.S. &c.

6. Foreign Trees and Plants for English Gardens. With Woodcuts. By Alfred W. Bennett, M.A., B.Sc., F.G.S.

7. A Recent Triumph of Synthetical Chemistry.

REVIEWS and CHRONICLES of SCIENCE.
London: Longmans, Green, and Co. Paternoster-row.

FRASER'S MAGAZINE, for JULY, 1870. Edited

MESSRS, PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL THE

by AUCTION, at their House. 47. Leicester-square. W.C., on MONDAY, July 4, and Four Following Days, a COLLECTION of VALUABLE BOOKS, including the LIBRARY of the late CYRUS REDDING, Esq., Author of Personal Reminiscences.'' History of Modern Wines,' &c.; also the Topographical and Miscellaneous Library of an Antiquary (removed from Warwickshire; comprising Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum, 8 vols.-Dugdale's Warwickshire, original edition-Dugdale's Warwickshire, by Thomas, 2 vols. Hunter's South Yorkshire, 2 vols.-Prince's Worthies of Devon Napier's Historical Notices of Twyncombe and Ewelme, Oxon. Dunkin's History of Oxfordshire, 2 vols-Hill's History of Langton, Leicestershire-Engravings and Etchings relating to Warwickshire-Palmer's History of St. Paneras, 320 copies-Keating's History of Ireland-Genealogical History of the Croke Family, 2 vols.-Rogers's Drawings of the Old Masters, 2 vols. Royle's Botany of the Himalayan Mountains, 2 vols. -Greville's Scottish Cryptogamic Flora, 6 vols.-Morris's British Birds and Batterflies, 7 vols. Transactions of the Linnean Society-Publications of the Ray and Sydenham Societies -Works relating to America Medical Library of a Physician, deceased-Song-Books, Musical Treatises, &c. Catalogues on receipt of two stamps.

214-30 Travels in Central Africa, 2 vols.-30 Hervey's Adventures of a Lady in Tartary, 3 vols.-10 Phineas Finn, by Trollope, 2 vols.-177 The Child Wife, by Capt. Mayne Reid, 3 vols.-1,500 Kirke's Life in Dixie's Land-270 Good as Gold, by Percy B. St. John-250 The Orator, & Compendium of British Eloquence, royal 8vo.-7,000 vols. of The Family Friend, crown 8vo.-200 vols. of The Family Tutor, crown 8vo, and a quantity of saleable and attractive Works by Popular authors: also the Steel Plates of Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopædia. consisting of Vignettes of Historical Scenes, Portraits, Natural History Sketches, and other subjects, engraved by Finden, after drawings by Corbould and Swainson.

Catalogues are preparing.

AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C, on MONDAY, July 11, and following days, a Collection of THEOLOGICAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, including the Library of the Right Rev. T. Fowler Short, late Bishop of St. Asaph, &c, and comprising the following: Asiatick Researches, 12 vols.-Manx Society's Publications, 17 vols.-S. Bernardi Opera, 3 vols.-Augustini Opera, editio Benedictina, 12 vols. in 9-Eusebii Socratis, Sozomeni, &c., best edition, 3 vols.-Baronii Annales Ecclesiastici, best edition, 38 vols.-Parker Society's Publications, 55 vols.-Cornelii à Lapide, Commentaria in Vetus et Novum Test., 11 vols.-a capital selection of Modern Theology, Voyages and Travels, Biography, History, &c. Catalogues on receipt of two stamps.

1. Irenaeus and the Fourth Gospel. By Samuel Davidson, D.D. LL.D.

2. Erasmus and the Reformation. By R. B. Drummond, B.A.

3. The Grammar of Assent. By John Hamilton Thom,

4. The Story of Jean Calas. By C. Kegan Paul, M. A.

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