The Dublin University Magazine

WILLIAM CURRY, JUN. AND COMPANY,

SAMUEL HOLDSWORTH, LONDON.

MDCCCXXXIX.

158

Dublin: Printed by Jonn S. FOLDS, 5, Bachelor's-Walk.

THE CHURCH COMMISSION AND THE ENGLISH CATHEDRALS-SIDNEY

SMITH AND THE BISHOPS

CONTINENTAL GOSSIPINGS. BY HARRY LORREQUER,

CHAP. IV.-CRI-

MINAL LAW IN FRANCE-THE PROCUREUR DU Roi. CHAP. V. THE POLICE AND

THE LIVRE NOIR. CHAP. VI. ENGLISH MINISTERS ABROAD-TRAVELLERS AND

TOURISTS

GERMANY, BOHEMIA, AND HUNGARY

DR. BURTON'S JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM

ANTHOLOGIA GERMANICA-No. XV.-WETZELL'S POEMS-FIRST NOTICE

A PAIR OF IRISH BOOKS-CROFTON CROKER'S POPULAR SONGS OF IRELAND-LADY

CHATTERTON'S RAMBLES

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LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Carleton's story of Fardorougha the Miser, which originally appeared in
our pages, has just been issued in a handsome volume.

We are glad to perceive that Mr. Carleton has issued the prospectus of a new
and comprehensive work on Irish life and manners, to be published in monthly
parts, with illustrations, under the title of the "CHRONICLES OF BALLYMA-
CRUISKEEN. We shall look with anxiety for its commencement.

Dr. Wilde has put to press the journal of his recent voyages and travels in the
East. From the high literary character which he has acquired, we look for a
most interesting book.

Martin Doyle's Cyclopædia of Practical Husbandry and Rural Affairs is
announced for early publication.

The whole works of Dean Graves, edited by his son, Dr. Richard Graves, will
soon issue from the Dublin press, in four octavo volumes.

THE POLISH JOURNAL OF FRANCOISE KRASINSKA-PART II,

RECOLLECTIONS OF A PORTRAIT PAINTER-No. I.-THE UNDER-TEACHER
HALF-A-DOZEN VOLUMES OF VERSE-1, SPARTACUS-2. THE CATHEDRAL BELL
3. SELMA-4. IGNATIA-5. THE REIGN OF LOCKRIN-6. THE DEVOTED ONE
FEMALE PORTRAITS-No. III.-LADY SYDENHAM