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      314 , Strand , W . C ., Sept . 1 , 1860 . MR , W . TIKSLEY'S LIST OF NEW WORKS . JUST BEADY , PKICE FIVE SHntlNflS , A NEW WORK BY MR . BLANCHARD JERROLD , ENTITLED CHEONICLES of the CRUTCH . This work consists of a series of quaint stories and papers , contributed by Mr . Jerroldt " Household Words . " BEADY SEPTEMBER 25 th .

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      MM . W . TINSLEY'S ZTST OF NEW WORKS . NEW WORK BY MR . RITGHIE . Just Published , price Five Shillings , ABO U T LONDO N . BY J . EWING BITCH IE , Author of " The Night Side of London" " Here and There in London , " " The London Pulpit , " &c . ° Contents : Xewspapcr People—Spiritualism—About Coal—Highgato—Tom ridler ' s Ground—Westminster Abbey— . Ij ' ondon Charities—redestrianism—Over London ttridge —The House of Commons and the Early Closing Movement—Town Morals—The same subject continued—London Matrimonial—Breach-of-Promi . se Cases—The London Volunteers—Criminal ^ London—Concerning Cabs—Free Drinking Fountains—Conclusion . "Mr . Ritchie ought to he a pop . nlar author , and larg-oly read by a nuriicrous and highly rcspcctiiblc class . "Athemvitm . . " They are all written with such a knowledge of each subject as might be expected from a perceptive and accurate observer , who has gained his -experience from himself , while the descriptive 1 writing is that of a practised hand . "—Illustrated London . jWkv >\ " We . can Rive to this work our . hoarlicst praise . 'About London ' is written by one whoso object is as much to instruct US to amuse , arid who succeeds without any . apparent effort in iloi-njj both . We say wit liout any apparent effort , because j \ lr . Kitchie ' s sketches are too bold to be Ftiff , his style too fluent and natural to be laboured . No ' twithstari ' ding this , 'About ' London' displays un amount of industrious research very rarely met with , and a knowledge of men and manners which , only experience —and active experience , .. moreover— -can supply . "Literary Gazette . . " The subjects for the most part are familiar to us , and : the easy and unaffected style in which ¦ they arc treated i * always sure to pratify without wcaryiiipr the reader . "Morning Advertiser "Mr . Ritchie has already { riven us various works devoted to metropolitan subjects , such as 'The Siitht Side of London , ' 'The London l ' nlpit , ' 'Here and There in London . ' His volume ' About London ' will , no doubt , be as widely circulated . as its . predecessors . Tn . it he coml municates a vast mass of information in a pleasant g-ossippiiig style . "—Illustrated JVrtes' the World . "Mr . Ritchie is well and favourably known as one of those writers who , whilst possessed of a keen , and observant eye , remarks' all the social'inconsistencies-of which human societies in thegroat modern Babylon is composed , and spares neither those who may be said to bald tho > language of the first murderer-- 'Arri I my brother ' s keeper ? ' nor othors , who grovel in the sensuality . Nvliich speedily deforms man into little less than the benst of the earth . * In this , tlie last of the several books in which lie has related the doings of London life , high and low , be does not enter so fully into the mysteries of the singular ' career of the Arabs of our streets , but touches matters on a somewhat higher level with the snnio force and intelligence , which he has hitherto manifested , combined with a more genial anil pleasant refinement , which will commend its information to those who mny have been ' disposed to be somewhat hypercritical as to tho advisability of too closely ' holding the mirror up •*<> ¦ nature , ' nnd showing vice its own deformity and horror . "—Hell ' s Weekly Messenger . " The new book by Mr . Ritchio , entitled ' About . London , ' fully sustains tho reputation of the author of 'Tho Night Side of London . ' It Is , both in matter und manner , a . most readable volume . In a series of twenty chapters the inoro conspicuous and characteristic places nnd persons about London are admirably sketched . Tho author indulges in all his modes . He is observant , puiiatmtlvc , didactic , satirical , and reflective . Health , chnorfulness , and hope , however , ilro tho preyading tones of this work . Whether tho subject bo tho ' Newspaper People * Spiritualism , ' London Gents , ' or 'Criminal London , ho has tho happy disposition of Inducing { food and ennobling Icmhoiib and Influence from well Mid nil . —!' v ? xs .

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      792 The Saturday Analyst and Leadm \ [ Sept . 8 , I 860

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Sept. 8, 1860, page 792, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2364/page/16/