LITERARY AND POLITICAL JOURNAL.
W. RIDINGS, 117, GRAFTON STREET.
HURST & BLACKETT, LONDON.
GEORGE ROBERTSON, MELBOURNE.
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Cæsars, The Palace of, 666.
Characteristics of Georges Sand, 368.
Choice of Words, 523.
Church, The Mediæval, 570.
Cliques and Critics, Literary, 620.
Conventionality, 764.
Curtis, Miss, 687.
Dead in Rome, 590.
Development of Taste by Education, 754.
Donegal, Folk Lore of, 607.
Elis Fröbom, a Story, 156.
English Gentlewomen of the Seventeenth
Century, 71.
Essence of Agony, 760.
Exploration of New Guinea, 1.
Fast Friends, a Story, 542.
Folk Lore of the County Donegal, 607.
France, its Present and Future State, by
Georges Sand, 224.
Goldsmith, Personality of, 252.
Guinea, New, Exploration, 1.
LITERARY NUTICES : - Love's Trilogy, 115;
Miscellaneous Poems, 117; Sport in
Abyssinia ; or, The Mareb and Tackaz.
zee, 119; Essays on the Endowment of
Research, 122 ; On Fermentation, 124;
Terra Incognita ; or, the Convents of the
United Kingdom, 126 ; Ethical Studies,
239; Famous Women and Heroes, 241 ;
London Lyrics, 244 ; Transcendentalism
in New England, 245 ; Cup and Platter;
or, Notes on Food and its Effects, 248;
Words : their Use and Abuse, 250;
Hogan, M.P., 254 ; The Warfare of
Science, 382; A Woman Scorned, 483 ;
Journal of Commodore Goodenough, R.N.,
C.B., C.M.G., 486; The Influence of
Descartes on Metaphysical Speculation
in England, 491; The Odes Horace
literally translated in Metre, 494 ; The
Regent. A Play, in Five Acts and Epi-
logue, 497 ; Weather Charts and Storm
Warnings, 499 ; Sibyl of Cornwall ; and
the Heart's Great Rulers. Pleasure ; a
poem in seven parts. The Immortals ;
or, Glimpses of Paradise. London in
Light and Darkness ; with all the Author's
shorter poems, 501 ; A Norse Love Story.
The Pilot and his Wife, 503 ; M. Michel
Chevalier et "Le Bimétallisme, 507 ;
Logical Praxis ; comprising a Summary of
the Principles of Logical Science and
Copious Exercises for Practical Applica-
tion, 508 ; Poems of the Months, 510;
Bluebeard's Widow and her Sister Anne ;
their History evolved from Mendacious
Chronicles, 510; A Classified English
Vocabulary, 511; The Errors of Home-
opathy, 511 ; Rahel: Her Life and Letters,
625 ; Spirtualism, and allied Causes and
Conditions of Nervous Derangement, 628;
Reason and Revelation. Being an Ex-
amination into the Nature and Contents
Hamlet, 88.
History of the Munster Circuit, 26, 183, 307,
422, 564 (concluded).
Ireland, The Parochial Nomination System,
376.
Irish Archäology, 641.
Islam, The Founder of, 129.
Jew, The Wandering, 584.
Jottings by the Way, 397.
within a Dream, 402 ; Love's Messen
437 ; Death, 465; A Madrigal,
Βή δ' ακέωυ παρά θίνα, 569; The A
Isles, 589 ; Part of a New Translatid
Tasso's Gerusalemme Liberata, 615 ;
tonomy, 624; Ode of Horace. Lib.
7., 664 ; Student's Drinking Song, 5
Thekla the Waif. A Christmas Leg
733 ; Maureen Cosha Dhas, 758.
Poets, Buried, 601.
Prester, John, 376, 397, 570.
Roman Circus and Roman Games, 342.
Roman Medical Men, 474.
Rome, Among the Dead in, 590.
Roscommon, Earl of, 601.
Rose, The, 206.
Sand, Georges, On France, 224.
Sand, Georges, Some Characteristics of, 30
Satan, Milton's, 707..
Science, The Warfare of, 382.
Scott, Miss Rebecca, A Christmas Legen
of Scripture Revelation as Compared with
other forms of Truth, 633; Waifs of
Conversation, 639; The Races of Man
and their Geographical Distribution, 780
Imperial Federation of Great Britain and
her Colonies, 785; A Glossary of Litur-
gical and Ecclesiastical terms, 786 ; The
Owl's Nest in the City, 789; Bessie Lang,
791; The Life after Death, and the Things
to Come, 795; The Prairie Province :
Sketches of Travel from Lake Ontario to
Lake Winnipeg. 795 ; Silver Vindicated,
796.
Literary Cliques and Critics, 620.
Love's Messengers, by Ida, 437.
Macllwaine, Rev. Dr., 272.
MacMorland, Rev. Dr., Cremation, 13; The
Launching of the Lifeboat, 172.
Mediæval Church, 570.
Medical Men, Roman, 474.
Milton's Satan, 707.
Munster Circuit, Chaps. IX., X., XI., 26 ;
i Chaps. XII., XIII., 183 ; Chaps. XIV.,
XV., 307 ; Chaps. XVI., XVII., 422 ;
Chap. XVIII. (conclusion), 564.
Murphy, Rev. H. D., 402.
Myrtille, a Story, 416.
Note Book of an Ex-Officer of the Royal
Irish Constabulary, Leaves from, 439.
“Our Portrait Gallery”:
No. XXX., Sir Bernard Burke, 16.
No. XXXI., Sir William Gregory, 146.
No. XXXII., The Rev. Dr. John Eadie,
276.
No. XXXIII., The Baroness Burdett
Coutts, 404.
No. XXXIV., Sir Francis Hincks, 584.
No. XXXV., Right Hon. W. E. Bax.
ter, M.P.,
Palace of the Cæsars, 666.
Parochial Nomination System in Ireland,
376.
Personality of Goldsmith, 352.
POETRY : Impromptu Lines, 13; The
Priest of Ageray, 24 ; Lays of the Saintly,
102, 216, 332, 466, 576, 677 ; In the
Porch, 155; The Launching of the Life-
boat, 172; A Song of Life, 182; A
Golden Wedding, 272 ; Αϊλινον, άιλινον
ειπέ,-Το δέυ νικάτω, 291; A Dream
Servia and the Slavs, Part I., 385; Part II
513 ; Part III., 773.
South Australia, The Aborigines, 111.
STORIES :- The MSS. of Professor Witten
bach, 54; Elis Fröbom, 156 ; The Major
Oak, 231 ; The Violin of the Man tha
was Hanged, 327 ; Myrtille, 416 ; Leave
from my Note Book, by an Ex-Officer
the Royal Irish Constabulary, 439; Fas
Friends, by Miss Currey, 542; The Sha
dow on the Wall, Part I., 687 ; The Char
coal Burner of the Creux du Vau, 741.
Studies in Sco ish Literature :--
No. I., Sir David Lindsay, 76.
No. II., Ferguson, Tannahill, and
Pollock, 173.
No. III., Michael Bruce, Robert Nicholl,
David Gray, 297.
No. IV., Norman Macleod, 456.
No. V., The Songstresses, 554.
No VI., The Ettrick Shepherd, 724.
Taste, the Development of, by Education,
The Major's Oak, 231.
[754.
Wandering Jew, 584.
Weddings and Wakes, 292.
Wedding, a Golden, 291.
Wittembach, Professor, Story by, 54.
Words, Choice of, 523.
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