BOOKS RECEIVED.

Clarendon Press—Chemistry for Students, by A. W. Williamson.

H. Bailliere—The Philosophy of Art, by H. Thine. John U. Hotten—Humbugs of the Won't, by P. T. Barnum.

A. and C. Black—Introduction to the Study of Medicine, by G. W. Balfour ; Con- stitutionalism of the Futons: by J. Lorimar.

Simpkin and Marshall—Theodore Parker's Life and Writing', by Albert R +vine. Seeley, Jackson, and Co.—Harry Lawton's Adventures; Charity Ilelstone, by'airs: Carey Brock. Robert Hardwicke—Oanearous Disesse of the Bons, by W. Hickman ; Beauties of Tropical Scenery, by R. N. Dunbar. F. Pitman—Ws Samba, by S. Pechell; Vegetable Cookery, byJohn Smith. E. Moron and Co.—Lyrie .1 Fancies, by S. H. Bradbnry.

Edmonston and Douglas—By the Loch and River Side.

Alexander Strahan—Stories Told to a Child.

C. J. Skeet—Part Celebrities, by Cyrus Redding. 2 vole.

Dar and Son—The Mantic Telegraph, by W. H. RusselL W. H. Allen and Cc.—Histery of the British Empire in India, by L. J. Trotter, 1 vol.

Bradbury, Evans, and Co.—Follies of the Year, by John Leech.

John Morgan—The Christmas Tree ; Mother's Warm Shawl, by C. O'Brien ; Oliver Dale's DAsion, by C. O'Bden; Rachel Cherie ste, by Mrs. Vidal ; Sil vermere • Annals, by C. O'Brien; Arthur Ifforiand, by "L S. R. ;" Margaret and her Friends, by C. O'Brien. Smith. Eider, and Co.—The Conflict of Good and Evil in our Day, by the Rev. F. D. Maurice; Ethics of the Dust, by John Ruskin; HMI and Sack, by Wilkie Collins.

Saunders, 011ey, ant Co,--listory of the Georgian Cintrah, by the Rev. S. C. Malan ;" Hebrew lilyks, by M. J. Chapman; Greek Pastoral Poets, by M. J. Chapman. Longman and Co.—Drawing from Nature, by George Barnard; Beaten. Trucks ; or, Pen and Pencil ; Everyday Scripture Difficulties, by J. E. Prescott; Sermons to Schoolboys, by the Rev. J. B. Howson; Analysis of German History, by D. W. Turner. George Routled5e and Sons—l. Picture History of England, by H. W. Dulcken ; the Princess, by Allred Tennyson; the Naughty Girl of the Family; the Bay's. Treasury of Sports and Pastimes ; the Boy's Book of Trades. Macmillan and Co.—Clatistien Drift of Cambri Ige Work, by Dr. Worsley ; the Heavenly Father, by Ernest Neville; Songs and Sonnets, by Wil iam Steaks paste; Boole's Differential Equations; My Beautiful Lady, by 'Nome, Wo Aner. Sampson Low, Son, and Co.— The Administration on the Eve of the Rebellion, by James Buchanan.

Frederick IVarue and Co.—The Path on Eatth to Cie Gate of Heaven, by the Rev. F. Arno] I.

Wiliam Tegg.—A Complete Epitome of Lavater's Essly on Physiognomy, by J. C. I siva,.

Jackson, Walford, and Co.—Dr. Kemp. 2 vols.

Deiohtsn, B. 1', end .istry of Cht let in the Church of England, by H. Goodwin Richard Bentley.—Womm against Woman, by Florence Marry-at. II vols. imitiorgat —Visa-Glum, by Sir Edmund Head. - • - - Elliot Sticic—A Jourti?). of ;Lsfe, by Frank Fester.

Alt Union—Story of the Norman Conquest, by D. Maclise.