intelligible, proclaimed the event to which they related; and more than one of these still exist in the coins struck upon this occasion, a copy of one of which is here introduced. Here we must bring to a close these scattered pages, in which an attempt has been made to convey to the reader, by the combination of travelling sketches and historical notices, some idea of the present condition of spots which must remain hallowed as long as the world endures, in many of which the last monumental vestiges of apostolic times are fast mouldering away, so that the pilgrim of the next century will vainly seek to trace their form or to fix their site. THE END. R. CLAY, PRINTER, BREAD STREET HILL. A LIST OF NEW WORKS AND NEW EDITIONS, PUBLISHED BY ARTHUR HALL, VIRTUE, & CO. 25, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON. MR. BARTLETT'S NEW GIFT-BOOK. This day is Published, in super-royal 8vo, price 14s. cloth, gilt edges; or 26s. handsomely bound in morocco, with numerous ILLUSTRATIONS, uniform with the "NILE BOAT," &c. AUTHOR OF WALKS ABOUT JERUSALEM," FORTY DAYS IN THE DESERT," ETC. The Work contains Twenty-three beautifully executed ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL, nearly 300 pages of Letter-press, and Twenty-four WOODCUTS. ARTHUR HALL, VIRTUE & CO. 25, PATERNOSTER ROW. R. Clay, Printer, Bread Street Hill, London. 2 NEW WORKS AND NEW EDITIONS. ILLUSTRATED WORKS BY W. H. BARTLETT. Recently published, in large Svo, 16s. cloth gilt; or 288. morocco elegant, GLEANINGS, ANTIQUARIAN AND PICTORIAL, ON THE OVERLAND ROUTE. BY THE AUTHOR OF "WALKS ABOUT JERUSALEM," "FORTY DAYS IN THE DESERT," "THE NILE BOAT," ILLUSTRATED BY TWENTY-EIGHT STEEL PLATES AND MAPS, AND "The present work is as excellent as his former productions, for its lively and picturesque narrative, and for the exquisite engravings by which it is illustrated."-Athenæum. "It is unquestionably one of the most elegant volumes ever published. The letterpress gives an excellent historical account of Malta, with graphic sketches of travelling adventures, both at that place and at Gibraltar."-Atlas. "Should be in the hands of every person travelling by the Overland Route, as well as in every library in the kingdom with the least pretensions to completeness."-Observer. In super-royal 8vo, price 16s. cloth gilt; 28s. morocco gilt, THE NILE BOAT; OR, GLIMPSES OF THE LAND OF EGYPT. ILLUSTRATED BY Thirty-five Steel Engravings and Maps, with numerons Woodcuts. BY W. H. BARTLETT, AUTHOR OF "WALKS ABOUT JERUSALEM," ETC. "There is an actuality about the descriptions, and a beauty about the illustrations, that render this glimpse of Egypt peculiarly charming. The sketches and descriptive maps render the views witnessed in the Nile Boat' beautiful realities."The Sun. Third Edition, in super-royal Svo. 12s. cloth gilt; or 21s. morocco gilt, - WALKS ABOUT JERUSALEM AND ITS ENVIRONS. BY W. H. BARTLETT. ILLUSTRATED BY TWENTY-FOUR ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL, TWO MAPS, AND "We have, at length, in this attractive volume, the desideratum of a complete picturesque guide to the topography of Jerusalem."-Patriot. "The volume is well got up in point of embellishments, and contains much valuable matter, with illustrations beautifully executed."—Church of England Magazine. "Our impression is, that Jerusalem was never before so successfully delineated."-Evangelical Magazine. ARTHUR HALL, VIRTUE & CO. 25, PATERNOSTER ROW. NEW WORKS AND NEW EDITIONS. ILLUSTRATED WORKS BY W. H. BARTLETT. Fourth Edition, in super-royal 8vo, price 12s. cloth gilt, or 21s. morocco gilt, - FORTY DAYS IN THE DESERT, On the Track of the Israelites; OR, A JOURNEY FROM CAIRO BY WADY FEIRAN TO MOUNT SINAI AND PETRA. BY W. H. BARTLETT. ILLUSTRATED WITH TWENTY-SEVEN ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL, A MAP, AND NUMEROUS WOODCUTS. WADY NERKATTEH. "Mr. Bartlett has made a book, pleasant in letter-press, as well as attractive in its illustrations -delicately finished line engravings of subjects particularly well chosen."-Athenæum. "A very handsome volume, copiously and cleverly illustrated in the vignette style; an elegant table-book or most acceptable present."Atlas. "Entertainingly written, and crowded with steel engravings of a superior character, which combine to make it a very handsome volume."-Critic. "The author presents, in this volume, one of the most picturesque accounts of the route across the wilderness of sand we have ever read."Morning Herald. "The writer has proved his capacity to write what is worth reading."-Globe. "The number and beauty of the engravings enhance the value of the text, but the latter does not require to lean on them for support. We do not know a more valuable book of that character." -Tait's Magazine. ARTHUR HALL, VIRTUE & CO. 25, PATERNOSTER ROW. 3 |