LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS, LONDON ;

AND ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK,

EDINBURGH.

1850.

LONDON:

SPOTTISWOODES and SHAW,

New-street-Square.

CONTENTS OF No. CLXXXIII.

ART. I.-1. Report of the select Committee of the House of

Lords on Colonization from Ireland, together with

the Minutes of Evidence. 1847.

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2. Ditto. 1848.

3. Emigration. Papers presented to both Houses of

Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. 1847-8-9.

E. G. Wake-

4. A View of the Act of Colonization.

5. The Colonies of England. By J. A. Roebuck,

Esq. M. P.

6. Answer to the Question what is to be done with

the unemployed Labourers of the United Kingdom.

By John Robert Godley.

7. Principles of Political Economy. By John Stewart

Mill,

II. 1 Observations on the Necessity of adopting Legis-

lative Measures to diminish the Recurrence of Fatal

Accidents in Collieries, and to prolong the Duration

of the Coal Mines of the Kingdom. By W. Chap-

man, Civil Engineer.

2. The National Importance of preserving Mining

By T. Sopwith, F. G. S. 1844.

Records.

3. A Bill for establishing District Registers of all

Mines and Mining Operations in England and Wales.

Printed by Order of the House of Commons, Aug.

1844,

III.-1. Mr. Berwick's Report to the Lord Lieutenant of

Ireland on the Occurrences which took place in the

District of Castlewellan, on the occasion of an

Orange Procession on the 12th of July, 1849.

Dublin Evening Post, 17th October, 1849.

2. Battle of Magheramayo. Printed by James Hen-
derson, Newry.

IV. History of Greece.

1849,

By George Grote, Esq.

III, and IV. 1847. Vols. V. and VI. 1849.

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