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      PUNCH'S ALMANACK FOR 1852 , will be published on the 24 th instant . Price 3 d ., or stamped 4 d . Punch-office , 85 , Fleet-street , and sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen .

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      EXTRA NUMBER FOR CHRISTMAS of HOUSEHOLD WORDS . —This day is published , price 2 d ., AN EXTRA NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD WORDS . Conducted by Charles Dickens , showing WHAT CHRISTMAS IS TO EVERYBODY . Office , 16 , Wellington-street North .

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      TWO HUNDRED STEEL ENGRAVINGS from the Annuals for 8 s . 6 d . All various and perfect impressions of these finely executed plates , comprising Views , Portraits , and Figures , exactly adapted for Albums , Scrapbooks , &c , and forming an elegant present . Sent free immediately on receipt of Post-office order . Also Heath s Comic Album , published at £ 2 . 2 s ., free Gs . James Reynolds , Publisher , 174 , 8 trand .

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      In the press , and shortly will be published , neatly bound in cloth price 3 s . Gd . ( collected and revised from " HOUSEHOLD Words , " with a Table of Dates ) , THE FIRST VOLUME OF A CHILD'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND . l ! v Cii . vkles Dickens . With a Frontispiece from a Drawni ? by l' \ W . Toi'iiam . The History will be completed in Three Volumes of the same size and price . Bradbury and Evans , 11 , Bouverie-strcet .

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      NEW SPORTING WORK , WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY JOHN LEECH . On the First of January will be published , to be completed in Twelve Monthly Parts , price Is . each , MR . SPONGES SPORTING TOUR . By the Author of " Handley Cross , " " Jorrocks ' s Jaunts , " &c . Each Number containing One Coloured Engraving and numerous Woodcuts , by John Leech . London : Published at the Punch Office , 8 '\ Fleet-street .

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      Fifth Edition , now ready , T BE PARENT'S DENTAL GUIDE ; with a Few Remarks on the Use of Impure Gold for Dental Purposes . By William Imiue , Surgeon-Dentist . " Mr . Imrie has obtained the opinion of Dr . Alfred Taylor on the action of the saliva on the gold plates used by dentists , and has received a sufficiently explicit answer to enable him to affirm that the gold used by respectable dentists can produce no deleterious action upon the animal economy . "—London Medical Gazette . London : Churchill , Princes-street , Soho .

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      Just published , THE PROSPECTUS OF THE CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY . Containing the necessary means for obtaining further Information . May be had at the following places : —The Central Office , 7 G , Charlotte-street , Fitzroy-sipiare ; the Marylebone Branch , 3 "> , Great Marylebone-stree ' t ; the Manchester Branch , 13 , Swan-street , Manchester ; the Publishing Office of the Society for Promoting Working-Men ' s Associations , 183 , Fleetstreet . Gratis , if by personal application if by letter , o o Postage Stamp .

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      J-Janner . s "Judas Maccabeus . ' ^ Illpl ^ li ^ O ^ S ^^ Mpi O love-ly Peiico , with plenty crown'd , NO V K L L O'S M US ICAL C H RIS T M A S PRESENTS . Octavo Editions of Handel ' s Israel in Egypt , tin . <)« ' . ; Messiah , ( is . Gd . ; Samson , 7 s , Gd . ; Judas Mac-< : ab : i : us , ( js . (> d . ; Jeplit lia , Gs . ( id . ; Joshua , 5 s . Gd . ; Solomon iu progress . Haydn's Creation , . ) s . Mendelssohn's St . Paul , ( Is . ( id . ; Lobgesang and As the Hart pants , 5 s . Gd . Three Masses by Mozart , Haydn , and Beethoven , 8 s . ( id . London Sacred Music Wai ( house , (> J , Dtcan-strcet , Soho , and 21 , Poultry . Catalogues , postage-free , six penny . stamps .

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      AN " ESPECIAL" C 1 IKISTMAS PRESENT FOR I . ADI KS . Price 10 * . ( id ., bound , with gilt , edges and coloured Engravings . Dedicated , by permission of her MoHt Gracious Majesty , to THE PRINCESS ROYAL OF ENGLAND , M RS . PKACIIKY'S ROYAL GUI DM to WAV I'LOWKR MODELLING , & <; ., with Coloured Plates , containing Instruct ions for forty Flowers , beside : ) IMiguioMclte , Cactus , and Victoria Regia , also for Foliage , Grouping , Floral Emblems , and Poetic ( Jems . Mrs . PEACH EY , Artist , in Wax Flower Modelling to her Majesty , is obliged to limit her giving Lessons , and has , accordingly , published the . above . Work , at the desire of her numerous 1 ' upils . To be had of the Authoress , . ' !•" > , Rat hbone-place , London , and of all ItookHillurs .

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      WO RKS I'D BUSHKDI . y . JAMKS WATSON . FOWLER'S WORKS on PHYKIOLOGY , h d . PHRENOLOGY , fc .-. 1 vol . r , () OH AN NIN'G'S WORKS . <> vols ., cloth . . HO GODWIN'S POLITICAL JUSTICE . -J vol ;; in I . . f > 0 THEODORE i'ARKKK , on MATT Kits PERTAINING to RELIGION . I vol l y POPULAR LECTURES on RKLIGION , MORALS ^ OPINIONS . Jiy KiiANiiKs Wuiciirr . 1 vol . . ! 3 0 A FEW' DAYS iu ATHENS , liy Fitancjm Whiuiit " . I vol . 16 OWEN iiml BACHELOR'S DISCUSSION on GOD mid the Ml IILE . I vol . 4 f > ICOKEIC T DALE OWKN'S POPULAR . TRACTS . 1 vol . M ( i P . IS . KIIKLLKY ' S Oil KEN MAIL With Noten . I vol . 1 » J 1 IAHLAAFS LETTERS to the CLKKG Y of all DENOM 1-N ATIONS . I vol 2 ( i IIASLAM'S LETTERS to th «) ItLSlIOP of EX ETEK . I vol . ...... .... 2 ( i VOLNEY'S RUI NSof EM PIRI ' . S and LAW ' of NATURE . i vol . : t o V 6 LN KY'S LECTURFS on HIS TORY . . . . 10 PAIN E'S POLITICAL WORKS . » vol * . in I . . . . P . VINE ' S THEOLOGICAL WVtltKS . I vol . . . .. 10 MIKAUAIID'S KYSTK . U of NATURE . M volti . in I . . '» 0 . 1 ( 1 It LI' ) of REASON . ; t pailn in I vol 7 <> Part . 4 , 111 ItLE of ItKASON , or TESTA MENT of lH , ) l , in now I > ul > ll' > hing in Weekly N iiniliei : i , at . "d . e . ich . London ; J . Wuluon , ; t , Quoen ' i * Huiul-imumitre , rtitoriuMtor-row .

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      I ^ NAMKLLKI ) I ) A (; U KKRIOO TYlMvS , by ¦^ Mr . HEARD . H . ) . KINU WILLIAM-STREET , CITY : Sl . PARLIAMKNT-STREKT ; and ( he ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION , REGENT-STREET ; aluo 31 , CHURCH-STRKET . LIVERPOOL . Mr . R . HEARD ban recently introduced llM important improve" •¦ , l > y which hiii Dagm-rn ; oty |><) Miniut . uri . H arc enamelled , anil llu-rrh y m-cured IVoni that litiHceptiliility to larnitdi anil hecoinc oliiii-. iuwl , which all other * art ) liaUh ) to ; th . i column also attain tho brilliancy , depth of tone , uuil iicriiiuiiviicy of uu oil i > iuutiuir .

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      ( \ It K A T VV K S T KRN H A I L VV A Y — V * On CHRISTMAS-DAY the Hume Trains will nut uu on Ktindayu , with the a < ldition of the Day Mail from Padriington at 10 . If ) a . m . to Itiiutol , and from lln . itol at H . J . ) a . m . to Paddiii |; ton , calling lit llle iiniial StatioiiH . Ri'tuiu TicketH will lie . availablo from WcdncudHy the 21 th until tlie 13 'Jth iiiutant iiiclumvc .

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      TH E LITERARY GAZE T T E ENLARGED TO 21 PAGES . The LITERARY GAZETTE , price 4 u \ ( stamped to go free by post fid . ) , is published every Satin day in time lor despatch by the Morning Mails . The contents of the LITERACY GAZETTE are arranged as follows : — Reviews . —Critical . Reviews , with extracts of all important new English Works , and occasionally of Foreign works . Notices . — -Brief , Critical , and AnalyticalNoticesof New Hook ? , nut suitable for review . Summary . —Announcements of Forthcoming Works , with notices of New Editions , . Reprints , Translations , Periodicals , and Pamphlets . List of New Hooks . —The usual List , with particular *) of size , and price of all hooks published during the week . Communications . —Original Memoirs , liiographies , Accounts of Scientific , Voyages and Travels , l . etlera from Correspondents , ^ c . Topics of the Week . —An editorial record of Literary , Scientific , and Social Intelligence . Proceedings of Societies . —Abstracts ) of Original Lectures and of 1 'apeiri read at the Learned Societies , with occasional illustrative Woodcut !) of Diagrams , Sections , & <; . Fine Arts . -Reviews and Notices of Alt Publications , Prints , Exhibitions , Sale of PicturcN , & < :., and general Art intelligence . Foreign Correspondence . —Letters from Correspondents resident in Paris , Leip . sic , Madrid , and other CoiUincntnl cities . Music . — Notices of Operas , Concerts , Oratorios , New Publications , and general Musical Intelligence . The Drama . - Reports of the Theatre * , with Criticismu of New Plays , anil general Dramatic Intelligence . Varieties . ^— Fragments of general intercut . Subscribers ordering- the stamped edition have their copies forwarded direct , from the ollice , free of pontage , by the early mail on the morning of publication . The LITERACY GAZETTE is reissued in Monthly Parts , and may be had , free of expeiiHe , in all parts * of the country with the Magazines . London : Re , c * e and Henhnin , f > , Henrietta-utrcct , Covent-( J-UlllU .

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      On the 1 st of Jannary will be published , price Is ., THE LITERARY ALMANACK . It will contain lists of all the books published this year ; lists of all the principal publishers in town and country ; lists of the metropolitan and provincial newspapers and periodicals ; lists of mechanics ' institutions , and a w . riety of valuable reference matter relatingto Literature , Literary Men , Art and Artists , &c . &c . London : J . Passmore Edwards , 2 , Horse-shoe-court , Ludgatehill .

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      "BIOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE . " On the 1 st of January will be published , price 6 d . ( to be continued Monthly ) , THE BIOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE , which will be devoted entirely to Biographical Literature , and will contain elaborate sketches of distinguished living- men and women . The sketches will combine accurate historical data , with a philosophical analysis and a review of character .

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      This day , post 8 vo ., 10 s . 6 d ., LEAVES from the NOTE BOOK of a NATURALIST . By W . J . Brodeuip , F . R . S ., Author of " Zoological Recreations . " London : John W . Parker and Son , West Strand .

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      THE HUMAN BODY AND ITS CONNEXION WITH MAN , ILLUSTRATED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS . By James John Garth Wilkinson . Member of the Iioyal College of Surgeons of England . Post 8 vo ., cloth , 14 s . London : Chapman and Hall , 193 , Piccadilly .

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      LIFE AND LETTERS OP EARTH OLD GEORGE NEIBUHR . From the German and Original Sources . With Essays on his Character and Influence , by the Chevalier Bunsen , and Professors Brandis and Loebel . 2 vols . 8 vo ., cloth , 32 s . { In a few days .

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      Handsomely printed in crown 8 vo ., THE POETICAL AND DRAMATIC WOKKS OP SIR . EDWARD BUI / WER LYTTON ^ BART . Now first collected . Vol . 1 , price 8 s ., cloth , with a Portrait and Vignette Title . I In a few days .

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      CHEAP EDITION OF THE NOVELS AND TALES OF SIR EDWARD BULWER LYTTON , BART . In 1 vol . crown 8 vo ., cloth , 33 . 6 d ., ERNEST MALT RAVE 11 S . Part II . Being " ALICE ; or , THE MYSTERIES . " With a new Preface and Frontispiece . [ 0 /» Tuesday .

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      NEW CHRISTMAS BOOK . In fcap . 8 vo ., handsomely bound , gilt ed ^ es , price 5 s ., with Illustrations by James Godwin , ALICE LEARMONT . A FAIRY TALE . By the Author of " Olive , " " The Head of the Family , " &c . [ This day . \

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      NEW PUBLICATIONS .

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      TERMS , TO WORKING MEN ON 1 A . ( Paying- my own Travelling * and other personal Expenses . ) For One Oration , Two Pounds . For Two Orations—the one delivered on the ni ( , ' ht follonuio the other—r'l'hrru Pounds . . . .. For . my number of Orations , delivered on Bticcemtive m ^ iim , Thirty Shillings each . f ) . Park-row , Kiiightsbriri <; e , London . . ¦ N . 1 J . When the distance from London is -, 'reat , and a sneci . i journey Ii . ih to be made from the Metropolis , of course , « o »> allowance for extra travelling- expenaea will be expected . Tun Knmmsii Commonwuai . th : Government by Purlin ""'" and Council of State—Cromwell in Ireland , and in «• : <>»«»" Unities of Diiiihar mid Worcester— Protectorate and Wiiirat . xi of Oliver Cromwell —Leaaona to be derived from the great " » " ¦ monwcallh Strugfj'e . Tim Fiiknch UitvoMJTiON oi' 1789 : Its CauseH , and l ' f ° P " of Events from Hh commencement to the Execution oi Loan- Tine Fkrncii Ukvoliition or 17 K 1 ) : Kvuntu from the vc > of the Kiiiir to llit ; Fall of the Directory . Tlie Life and Characterof Nai'oi . kon . . ,, .,..,- t Tin ! Life and Kei ffii of J-oms PuiLirrn ; with a K « u »» i of the late Revolution . Coi . umuum ; and the Discovery of America . Coktkz ; and tlie ( Joniincrit of Mexico . Pizahuo ; and the Conquest ol Pern . Waihdiuion ; and tho Independence of America . Wll .. UM Tui . 1 . ; and the DeliveriUico of Switzerland . KlllNCI the Tribune ; mid th «; " ( iood Kututc . " ^ . < pf tl »« M ashan Wfi . l-o , the Fiitherman of Nii |> lfu , and " (* iij » l al 11 People . " Kosohimco ; niul ( he Slru ^ leu for PoIihIi Independence . W ICKl . il'l'K , mid the Lolluidti . Ll ) riiitu , mid the lCeforiniktioii . ^ i ^ . tch Life , Character , and Inllucncc of ( . ' ai . VIN ; iiichldlii } , '" rtK of the Life and Character of Hitnvici Hi . < Jnoi (( iK 1 'Ox , and Quakeriuiu . M Alloni Mill ) , ami MalioinuiedaiiiHin .

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      THOMAS COOPER , Author of « The Purgatory of Suicides , " &c , delivers Orations on the following subjects : — The Genius of Siiakspeub , as displayed in his "Hamlet- " with Reading-s and Recitations from the Play , the Music of Ophelia ' s Songs , &c . The Life and Genius of Milton ; with Recitations from " Paradise Lost , "&c . The Life and Genius of Burns ; with the Music of some of his Son ° s . Recitations of " Tarn o' Shanter , " &c . The Life and Genius of Bykon ; with Reading * and Recitations from his Works . The Life and Genius ofSiiKLLET ; with Readings and Kecitations from his Works . Civilization : What it was in the Past—What it effects for Man in the Present—and the Universal Human Happiness it must produce in the Future . Tub English Commonwealth : Founders of the Struggle—Coke , Seldon , Eliot , Pym , Hampden , &c—Despotism of the King , and Tyranny of Laud— Civil War—Death of Hampden—Hdttle of INaseby—Imprisonment , Trial , and Execution of Charles I . The Age of Chivalry , and the Crusades . Sir Walter Kalbigh , and the Age of Elizabeth . Mahlboiiough , Court Influence , and the Iteiu'ii of ANNK . Philanthropy : as exemplified in the Lives of Bernard Gilpin ; Oiihklin , and John Howaiid . Perseverance and Independence of Character ; as exemplified in the Life-struggle of Daniel Defoe , the author of "Robinson Crusoe . " The Life and Genius of Sir Isaac Nbwton . The Life and Genius ol'Sir William Jonus . The Life and Genius of Dr . Johnson . The Life and Genius of Voltaire . The Life and Genius of Rousskau . Administration of Pitt ; and its Influence on our own Times . The Life and Character of the late Sir Roiikut Pkbl : hia Influence on our Age ; and a Glnnce at Coming Events , which " Cast their Shadows before . " The Wroiijfri of Ihkland . The Life and Genius of IlANDKL . The Lives and Genius of Haydn . Mozart , and BkbtiiovhH . With numerous Serial Discourses : such as , Kour on Astronomy , Ten on the History of Greece , Sixteen on II 0111 . 111 History , Twelve on British Ilitstory . Six on Papal History . Kour on the German People , Four on the Sclavonic People , Sic . &c .

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      THE LECTURE ON THE WFfF" ~ Mr . THORNTON HUNT will deliver hi « Tv ™ r usual TO-MORROW ( 8 UNDAY ) EVENINP ?? TPEE » Theatre of the Western Literary Institution T-i ^ Lecture Admission : Amphitheatre , 3 d . ; Front seat , i e 8 te o 8 quare - BeaWon the Platform , 2 s . 6 d . To commence puncXrtl y ¦ R t e g erve ( i

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Dec. 20, 1851, page 1220, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1914/page/24/