THE CABINET ANNUAL REGISTER FOR 1831

Is a well-arranged digest of the history of the past year, in a more

concise and compact form than such matters are chronicled in that

woolly work--the Annual Register. The Parliamentary Summary is brief

but satisfactory, and the Occurrences are copious enough for the most

gossipping reader. The volume has been produced in truly good style,

is, in all respects, cheap, and deserves encouragement.

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