BY JONATHAN SLICK, ESQ.

"How Jonathan Slick went to see Madame Celeste, and his opinions

thereon, and how Fanny Elsler sought him, and his opinions of her,

will amuse the reader who seeks them, in these volumes. How, at a

milliner's, Jonathan mistook a pair of _French corsets_ for a side

saddle—and a capital tale of a milliner which he tells amid some

other records of the sorrows of milliner life—are, also, worth

referring to at the same source."—_Athenæum._

"If this is not Sam Slick under a new prænomen, it is a capital

imitation."—_Spectator._

_With One Hundred Engravings, square royal, Price 14s. in cloth._

THE RHINE:

Its Scenery, and Historical and Legendary Associations.

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