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The volumes are all printed on good paper, with an Illustra tion, and form, without exception, the best and cheapest collection light reading that is anywhere to be obtained. The following are now ready : 1. Romance of War. By James Grant. 2. Peter Simple. By Captain Marryat. 3. Adventures of an Aide-de-Camp. By James Grant. 4. Whitefriars. By the Author of "Whitehall," 5. Stories of Waterloo. By W. H. Maxwell. 6. Jasper Lyle. By Mrs. Ward. 7. Mothers and Daughters. By Mrs. Gore. 8. Scottish Cavalier. By James Grant. 9. The Country Curate. By Gleig. 10. Trevelyan. By Lady Scott. 11. Captain Blake; or, My Life. By W. H. Maxwell. 13. Tylney Hall. By Thomas Hood. 14. Whitehall. By the Author of "Whitefriars." 15. Clan Albyn. By Mrs. Johnstone. 16. Cæsar Borgia. By the Author of "Whitefriars." 17. The Scottish Chiefs. By Miss Porter. 18. Lancashire Witches. By W. H. Ainsworth. 19. Tower of London. By W. H. Ainsworth. 20. The Family Feud. By the Author of "Alderman Ralph." 21. 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