HARVARD COLLECT

APR 6 1916

LIBRARY

& A LOWELL FUND

LONDON:

Printed by s. & J. BENTLEY, WILSON, and FLEY, Bangor House, Shoe Lane.

Memoir of Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, Bart., with a Portrait from a Draw-
ing by R. J. Lane,

*The Offer and Refusal,

Love's Bower,

Crochet,

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By Alfred Crowquil,

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French Literature and Literary Men since the late French Revolution, 11

Robert Emmett and Arthur Aylmer; or,

Dublin in 1803,

Queen's Bench Sketches,

A Midsummer Night in Naples in 1847,

England's Fame,

The Tuileries; its Historical and Romantic Associations,

Horrible Delusions, by Sydney Bywater,

Madame Viardot Garcia,

Pocahontas, the Indian Heroine, by Odard,

Pictures and Painters,

The Enchanted Dome,

Sights at Cadiz, by Prince Löwenstein,

The Monumental Urn,

The French National Assembly,

The Republican Newspapers,

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By W. H. Maxwell,

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A Morning in the German Na- By the Flâneur in Paris,

tional Assembly,

The Widow Out-manoeuvred, by Mrs. Frank Elliott,

The Cellini Cup, by Samuel James Arnold,

The Jesuits; their Past and Present Condition, by Ormero le Watte,

Visit to the Russian City Jaroslaff, by Baron Harthausen,

The Wish, by Cuthbert Bede,

How I became a Chartist

The Death of Hofer,

The Last Days of a Republican condemned to Death

The Battle of Chalgrave Field; the Wound By W. White Cooper, 111

and Death of Hampden, .

Fifine and her Ménage, by Miss Costello,

A most unfeeling and cowardly Assault, by Horace Mayhew,

She bounded down the sunny Slope, by Rev. George Aspinall,

Chair-talk; or, Studies from Still Life, by a Mute,

Biographical Sketch of François-Auguste Vicomte de Chateaubriand, 169,597

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VI. The Streets of Caen,

VII. The Citadel, the Con-

queror, the Churches,

Chinese Legend, by T.'H. Sealy, with a Memoir of the Author,
A Gossip about Oliver Goldsmith,

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193

El Buscapie; the long lost Work of Cervantes. Translated from the

Spanish by Thomasina Ross,

Archduke Stephen, Palatine of Hungary,

How I got away from Paris after the Rebellion

in June,

Mrs. Cruddle's Annual Attack,

Recollections of a Cheap Tour, .

Lord Mayor's Day,

The Luck of Inigo Dobbs; or, Living for So-

ciety,

The Golden Fleece,

A Favourite Dish; or, Tête de Veau, au
Savon,

Para; or, Scenes and Adventures on the Banks of the Amazon, by J.

É. Warren,

The Authorship of " And ye shall walk in silk attire,"

Paris: the City of Blood,

The Pale Maiden of the Castle, by H. J. Whitling,

"Vanity Fair" and "Amyone," a contrast,

Before and Behind the Barricades of June, by the Hon. Charles

Stuart Savile,

Baby Bess, by Greensleeves,

Latinè Reddita: "The glasses sparkle on the board," and "The

Rose," by W. Hollis,

322

The Demon of the Steppes,

338

The Decisive Battles of the World,-Battle of Arbela,-by Professor

Creasy,

390

The German Heart, from E. M. Arndt,

397

Diary of a Non-combatant during the four days' Battle of Paris, by

Charles the Fifth, Emperor of Germany--his Visits to England-his

Retreat to a Monastery—and Death, by Chirurgus,

460

Memoir of Maria Edgeworth,

The Emigrant Party; or, Our Last Treck in Southern Africa, by

Mrs. Ward,

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477

The Wild-beast Tamer, by Ábraham Elder,

492

The Fairfax Manuscripts,

498

The Caravanserai of Bagdad, from the Danish of Rahbek,

518

Politics en Passant, by Madame de Montalk,

524

Memoir of Captain Marryat, by C. Whitehead,

530

The Two Mr. Smiths; or, The Double Mistake, by Harry Hieover,

The Bye-Lanes and Downs of England, by Sylvanus,

The Glasses of Gouda, by H. F. Chorley, .

An Hour with Lady Ann Hamilton; or, Who was George the Fourth's

Spy? by the "Author of Experiences of a Gaol Chaplain,"