STANDARD NOVELS.
Vol.
Vol. 50. THE HEspsmax, by Cooper.
33. THE BorDERERS, by Cooper. 34,
. EvGEnE Aram, by Bulwer. and 52. Anastasius, by Hope.
35. Maxwett, by Theodore Hook. 53. DARNLEY, by James.
36. WaTeR Witcu, by Cooper. 54. ZOHRAB, by Morier.
37. Morners & Daucuters, by Mrs. 55. HEIDENMAUEK, by Cooper. Gore. 46. De L'OrMeE, by James.
38. THE Bravo, by Cooper. 57. HEAptoxG Hap, NiGuTMaRe
39. THE Heiress or BruGeEs, by Apgry, Maip Marian, and
Grattan. CrotcneEt CastLe, by Peacock. 40. Rep Rover, by Cooper. 58. TREVELYsN, by the Author of 41. VatueK, by Beckford; CastLe "4 Marriage in High Life."
or Orranto, by H. Walpole; 59. Puitie Aucustus, by James.
and Bravo or VENICE, by 60. Rookwoopn, by Ainsworth.
M. G. Lewis. 61. Henry Masterton, by James. 42. Tue Country Curate, by Gleig. 62. Perer Simpve, by Marryat. 43, THE BETROTHED, by Manzoni. 63. Jacon FatruKut, by Marryat. 44. Hass BABA, by Morier. 64. JAPHET IN SEARCH OF A FaTHER, 45. Hass1 Baba In EnoGuanp, by by Marryat.
Morier. 65. Kine's Own, by Marryat.
46. Tur Parson's Davcnter, by 66. Mr. Mipsnipman Easy, by Theodore Hook. Marryat.
47. Paut CiirForp, by Bulwer. 67. Newron Forster, by Marryat.
48. THE Youncer Son, by Capt. 68. THE PacHA OF MANY TALES, by Trelawny. Marryat.
49, Tue ALHAMBRA, by Washington 69. RaATTLIN THE REEFER. Irving; Tue Last oF THE 70. ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN ABENCERRAGES, by Chateau- Brake, by Mazwell. briand; and THE IN voLUNTAKY 71, Heven, by Msss Edgeworth. Proruet, by Horace Smith.
To be followed by
Sir E. Butwen's " Last Days or Pomretl;"
Captain Chamier's " Life of a Sailor," and "Ben Brace;" Miss Mitford's "¢ Belford Regis,;" Mrs. Trollope's " Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw," and other popular works of the most distinguished modern writers of fiction.
- ,* Any volume may be had separately, containing a complete work, (in a// but four instances,) price Six Shillings.
The Works which form 'Tue Sranparp Novets," being the Copyright of Mr. Benttey, can only be procured in that Series, which is wholly unconnected with any other Collection of Novels whatever.
"' We know of no recent work that deserves so hearty an encouragement from the great body of English readers. From the first issue to the present moment
we have never ceased to recommend the ' StandardNovels,'—it is an unrivalled series of modern works of fiction." Atheneum.
RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET, ' LONDON.
- ,* 10 RE HAD, ALSO, OF ALL BOOKSELLERS IN THE UNITED = KINGDOM.
