ART.

from Southampton to Bombay, Madras, and

Calcutta. By DAVID LESTER RICHARDson.

Madden, London; 1849.

2. The Hand-book of India and Egypt. By LIEUT.

STOCQUELER. W. H. Allen, London; 1844.

V. THE DAISY CHAIN.....

The Daisy Chain, or Aspirations; a Family Chro-

nicle. By the Author of "The Heir of Red-

clyffe." London: J. W. Parker and Son, West

Strand; 1856.

VI. AN AGE OF PROGRESS IN BOMBAY. 1740

-1762

1. A Philosophical and Political History of the

Settlements and Trade of the Europeans in the

East and West Indies. By the ABBE RAYNAL.

Vol. 1.

2. Voyage en Arabie et en d'autres Pays circonvoi-

sins. Par C. NIEBUHR. Tome Second; 1780.

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144

158

VII. THE POLITICAL RELATIONS OF GREAT

BRITAIN AND INDIA WITH PERSIA... 197

1. A Great Country's Little Wars; or England,

Affghanistan, and Sindh; being a Sketch, with

reference to their Morality and Policy, of recent

Transactions on the North-Western Frontier

of India. By HENRY LUSHINGTON. J. W.

Parker, London; 1844.

2. Speech of the Right Honorable Vernon Smith

on the Affairs of India, in introducing the Indian

Budget, House of Commons, 21st July 1856.

"TIMES" Newspaper, July 22nd, 1856.

3. Bombay Government Gazette Extraordinary,

10th November 1856.

4. Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia. By

LADY SHIEL, with Notes on Russia, Khoords,

Toorkomans, Nestorians, Khiva, and Persia.

By SIR JUSTIN SHIEL. Post 8vo. Murray,

London; 1856.

CONTENTS oF No. X.

ART.

I. THE SILVER QUESTION AS REGARDS

INDIA..........

1. The External Commerce of British India during

two periods of years; namely, the eight years

(ended 30th April) 1834-35 to 1841-42, and

the five years 1849-50 to 1853-54. By Colonel

SYKES, F.R.S. (Read before the Statistical

Society, 21st January 1856, and reprinted from

their Journal.)

2. "Times" City Articles on the Drain of Silver to

India and China, in connection with the mone-

tary crisis in France. "Times” of 18th, 19th,

and 20th September 1856.

II. LIFE IN ANCIENT INDIA

......

Life in Ancient India. By Mrs. SPEIR. London:

Smith, Elder, & Co. Smith, Taylor, & Co.,

Bombay; 1856.

III. RISE OF THE NAVY AND ARMY AT BOM-

Debates in the House of Commons on the Mutiny

Act for the East Indies. A. D. 1754. Hansard's

Parliamentary History of England. Vol. XV.

IV. INDIAN ARCHITECTURE

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223

242

265

.... 300

The Illustrated Hand-Book of Architecture. By

JAMES FERGUSSON, M.R.I.B.A., &c. 2 vols.

8vo. London; 1855.

ART.

2. New Facts and Figures relative to the Isthmus of

Suez Canal. Edited by M. FERDINAND DE

LESSEPS. With a Reply to the Edinburgh

Review, by M. BARTHELEMY ST. HILAIR,

Member of the Institute of France. London:

E. Wilson; 1856.

3. Percement de l'Isthme de Suez. Rapport et

Projet de la Commission Internationale.

Troisième Série. Paris: Henry Plow; 1856.

4. British Interests in the Canalisation of the Isth-

mus of Suez. Glasgow: R. Rae; 1856.

5. Communications with the Far East. FRASER'S

MAGAZINE, No. CCCXXIII., November 1856.

6. The Gates of the East. Ten Chapters on the

Isthmus of Suez Canal. By CHARLES LAMB

KENNEY, of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-law.

London: Ward and Lock, 158, Fleet Street;

1857.

7. The Suez Canal and the Euphrates. RAILWAY

MONTHLY REVIEW, No. XV., February 1857.

The Edinburgh Review, No. 209, Art. IX.,

January 1856.

8. L'Isthme de Suez. JOURNAL DE L'UNION DES

DEUX MERS. Paris.

9. The Euphrates Valley Railway and Indo-Eu-

ropean Telegraph. Reprinted from BENTLEY'S

MISCELLANY. London: E. Stanford, 6, Char-

ing Cross; 1856.

10. Memoirs on the Euphrates Valley Route to

India; with official Correspondence and Maps.

By W. P. ANDREW, F.R.G.S., Chairman of

the Scinde Railway, the Euphrates Valley

Railway, and the European and Indian Junc-

tion Telegraph Companies. London: Allen

and Co.; 1857.

11. The Euphrates Valley Route to India. An

Examination of the Memoir published by Mr.

W. P. Andrew, F.R.G.S. By Two TRAVEL-

LERS, authors of "Nothing in Particular."

Cantabit vacuus coram latrone viator." 2nd

Edition. London: Railway Times Office; 1857.

PAGE

CONTENTS.

iii

ART.

VI. OUR SOCIAL SELVES AT HOME

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..... 345

The Newcomes. Memoirs of a most respectable

Family. Edited by ARTHUR PENDENNIS, Esq.

2 vols. 8vo. London; 1855.

VII KING LEAR....

The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare.

The Text carefully revised, with Notes. By S.

W. SINGER. 10 vols. London; 1856.

VIII PROJECTS FOR IMPROVED SHIPPING

ACCOMMODATION IN BOMBAY HAR-

BOUR ......

1. Papers relative to a project for Wet and Dry

Docks in the Harbour of Bombay. Printed

for Government at the Bombay Education So-

ciety's Press; 1856. Pages 74, with Maps.

2. On Docks and Wharfs for Bombay. Proceed-

ings of Bombay Mechanics' Institution; Ses-

sion 1857.

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