New Publications.
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EpNBuReH REVIEW, for April, 1886 American
Edition. Leonard Scott & CO., ll2 Fulton street,
New York.-The publishers deserve great credit
for their republication. Of this worldrenowned
quarterly. The number Before us contains,
among others, a review of Wilkes Exploring Ex-
pedition, and an excellent paper on Lord Camp
bells Lives Of the Chancellors.


LITrELL's LIVING AGE, No. l07. William Tay-
lor & Co., 2 Astor House, New York.--This num-
Der is as diversified and interesting a. most OF us
predecessors. II contains the spirit OF the Enghsn
magazines. -


LIVES OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND, Vol. l.
William the Conqueror.-By Thomas Hoscoe'
Esq. Lea & Blanchard, Phi.deipma herno.. n
6ss' Broadway, New York.--This r the hrst
volume of series Of biographies of the Kings Of
England since the Conquest. Inc woIk Is Wen
written. and contains a moro minute history OF
the Court and times Of William the Conquseror sn,
than can be obtained from any other work: The
book M Is neatly printed on good paper, and forms a


i.rIsmrr HouRs. BY James r. McConochie.
Prentice 4 Wcissinger, Louisville, Ky.-This is a
compilation Of a. number of very respectable ar
tcles IN prose and verse, on variety Of subjects.
The work exhibits the authors facility of versii-
cation In striking degree,