1 105 319 535 PAGE 'he Ladder of Gold. An English Story, by Robert Bell, Author of Book I.-Chapter V. In which the Reader makes the acquaintance of Mr. Pogey.- Chapter VI. Mr. Pogey at Home.--Chapter VII. Which treats of Ladies.-Chapter VIII. Which shows how Richard Rawlings begins to mount the Ladder, Book II.-Chapter I. In which a hasty Journey is begun and ended. — Chapter II. Which is dedicated to little Children. - Chapter III. In which two new figures pass 209 which the Reader is invited to a Ball in Park Lane.-Chapter III. Discipline and 425 Chapter III. Slightly romantic.--Chapter IV. Short, but very much to the purpose. My Middle Watch, by Lieut. the Hon. Frederick Walpole, The Protestant Pilgrim, by Lieut. the Hon. Frederick Walpole, 369 The Sun-Dial and the Flower-Borrowed Importance, Gossip about the City of London, Pleasures of Hope, 303 387 514, 624 | The Note Book of a Coroner's Clerk, by the Author of " Expe- The Black Ring, by the Author of “ Leonie Vermont,3 « Mildred The Bye-Lanes and Downs of England, with Turf Scenes and My Winter Room, { By Alfred B. Street, Author of “ Frontenac,”. 358 The Working of the Poor Laws in Ireland ; in a Letter to the Pub- lisher, by the Archbishop of Dublin, 91 American Humour.-How Simon Suggs « raised Jack.” By an Alabaman. From the Library of American Humorous Writers, 137 American Humour.—The Great Kalamazoo Hunt. A Story of Michigan, by a New Yorker, 415 American Humour.---That Big Dog Fight at Myers's. A Story of Mississippi, by a Mississippian, 504 Richard Rafferty; or, The Irish by W. H. Maxwell, Author of Adventures of a Freshman, “Stories of Waterloo,” &c. 145, 276 567 My First Winter in the Woods of Canada, 152 By S. D. Huyghue, 472 Souvenirs of Versailles, St. Cloud, Neuilly, and the Tuileries, by an Ex-hanger-on of Royalty. The Galerie du Bourreau, 171, 588 Bill Briskett and Dolly Dipps. A Humorous, Pathetic, and True Story, 183 Frederick Chopin, by Tartini's Familiar, 18+ 190 245 Spring-Tide; or, The Angler and his Friends, by Paul Pindar, 246 Flowers of Paradise, 254 The Vielliebchen; or, The Double Almond, by Mrs. Romer, 2.55 49 Defence of Sir James Brooke's Policy, by James Augustus St. John, Author of “ The History of the Manners and Customs of the Some Account of the late Lieut. Waghorn, R.N., the Originator of the Overland Route to India, by G. W. Wheatley, Morning in Spring. From the German of Gustav. Solling, Antonina ; or, The Fall of Rome, Mr. Collins' Romance, Women in the East, by an Oriental Traveller, Ticknor's History of Spanish Literature, Dr. Johnson : his Religious Life and his Death Sonetto. From the Italian of Benedetto Menzini, Memoir of Major Herbert Edwardes. With a Portrait.- Memoir of Mr. Sims Reeves. -Memoir of Rev. George Cornelius Gorham. Our Pen and Ink Gallery, Hunting in a German Forest, by James Whittle, Esq., The Praise of Smoking, by H. J. Whitling, The Architect in Search of the Picturesque in Norway, by H. J. Whitling, Author of “ Pictures of Nuremberg, The Circassian Priest Warrior and his White Horse: A True Tale To the Royal Pavilion at Brighton, ' Recollections of a London Actor, by A. v. Campbell, . 481 The Science of Good Living in Paris, by Mrs. Mathews, 187, 574 Sporting in the United States of America, Russia and the European Crisis, The Genius of George Sand-the Comedy of François le Champi, 506 Inedited Letters of Celebrated Persons-Horace Walpole, The Tomb of Lady Blessington. by Mrs. Romer, LITERATURE OF THE MONTH: Beauties of the Boyne.-Mérimée's History of Peter the Cruel.- The Picture Collector's Wise's Los Gringos.-The Poor Artist --Saint-Leger, . or, The World in a Man-of-War.-Martineau's History of England during the Thirty Blessington's Country Quarters.--Francis's History of the Bank of England, during the Eighteenth Century, Recollections of Madame Catalani, by Mrs. West, Mahommedanism-its Rise and Progress, The Life of a Louisiana “Swamp Doctor," A Glance at the Royal Academy, M‘Carthy's Poems, . 644 93 198 304 423 596 |
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