THE

NORTH BRITISH REVIEW.

EDINBURGH:

PRINTED BY T. CONSTABLE, PRINTER TO HER MAJESTY.

THE

NORTH BRITISH REVIEW.

MAY-AUGUST 1845.

VOL. III.

EDINBURGH:

W. P. KENNEDY, SOUTH ST. ANDREW STREET;

LONDON: HAMILTON, ADAMS, AND CO.;

DUBLIN: W. CURRY, JUN., AND CO.

MDCCCXLV.

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CONTENTS OF No. V.

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I. Des Sciences Occultes, ou Essai sur la Magie les Prodiges,

et les Miracles. Par Eusebe Salverte. Paris, 1829.

Vols. 8vo.

II. 1. Hints to Students of Divinity. An Address at the open-

ing of the Annual Session of the Theological Seminary

of the United Secession Church, August 3, 1841. By

John Brown, D.D., Professor of Exegetical Theology

in that Seminary. Edinburgh, 1841.

2. Cyclopædia of Biblical Literature.

By John Kitto,

Editor of the Pictorial Bible, &c., &c.,-assisted by

various able Scholars and Divines. Edinburgh, 1844.

Parts I. to XVIII.

3. Sacred Hermeneutics developed and applied, including

a History of Biblical Interpretation, from the Earliest

of the Fathers to the Reformation. By Samuel David-

son, LL.D., Author of Lectures on Biblical Criticism.

Edinburgh, 1843.

III. 1. The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit.

Charles Dickens. London, 1844.

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2. A Christmas Carol in Prose, being a Ghost Story of

Christmas. By Charles Dickens. London, 1844.

3. The Chimes,-A Goblin Story. By Charles Dickens.

London, 1845.

IV. 1. State and Prospects of British Agriculture; being a

Compendium of the Evidence given before a Committee

of the House of Commons, appointed to enquire into

Agricultural Distress, with a few Introductory Obser-

vations. By William Hutt, Esq., M.P. Second Edi-

tion. London, 1837.

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