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Asia, The Development of Western. By ARTHUR ARNOLD .
Bar as a Trade, The. By PHILIP KENT
Blue-Beard. By ERNEST VIZETELLY
Browning, Robert. By A. N. MACNICOLL
Cervantes, The Novels of. BY JAMES MEW

Clues and Traces in Natural History. By Dr. A. WILSON

Coldstream, Sir Charles. By DUTTON COOK:

Part I.

II.

Cold Winters. By RICHARD A. PROCTOR

Confession. (From Baudelaire.) By WILLIAM M. HARDINGE

English or British? By THOMAS FOSTER

Falconry, The Revival of. By CHARLES PEBODY

Free Trade and Reciprocity. By ARTHUR ARNOLD

Gambling Superstition, A. By RICHARD A. PROCTOR
Greece, The Claims of. By ARTHUR ARNOLD

RICHARDSON

Health and Recreation. By Dr. BENJAMIN W. RICHARDSON
Health and Recreation for the Young.

Keats, A Fragment from. By GRANT ALLEN

Linton, William James, as a Poet. By H. BUXTON FORMAN

Maclise, Daniel. By MARY M. HEATON

Ministers, Her Majesty's. By the MEMBER FOR THE CHILTERN

HUNDREDS

Mulready, William. By MARY M. HEATON

Nature Myths in Nursery Rhymes. By THOMAS FOSTER
Over-stimulation in Women. By Dr. F. H. DALY.
Phrenology, The Old and the New. By Dr. A. WILSON
Pondoland, Recent Affairs in. By F. A. EDWARDS
Royal Sportsman, A. By W. A. BAILLIE-GROHMAN
Sheep Station, On a. By REDSPINNER
Smithson, Miss. By DUTTON COOK

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Sport and Natural History. By the Rev. M. G. WATKINS

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Vicissitudes of Titles, The. By E. C. GRENVILLE MURRAY

Whales and their Neighbours. By Dr. A. WILSON

Whyte-Melville: In Memoriam. By OUIDA.

Wolsey, Cardinal, at Esher. By EDWARD WALFORD

Table Talk. By SYLVANUS URBAN, Gentleman:

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Sun-spots and commercial panics-A curious Welsh custom-
Electricity and its wonders-Keats's Walk, and its threatened
destruction-Shelley's death predicted by himself—The electric
light and its describers-A successor to Thackeray's Police-
man X.-Mr. Lewis's "double dummy" problem-A possible
motive for regicide-"The Ancient Mariner": a question of
punctuation

Mr. Whistler on "Art and Art Critics "-An aggrieved curate—
Desertions from the army-Children at the pantomime-A
monument to Rabelais-Algiers as a health-resort-The in-
habitants of the estuary of the Ob-Mr. Foster on "Nature
Myths" taken au grand sérieux-Modern superstition-Welsh
railways The aristocracy and Noblesse oblige-Country news-
papers and their news-Hampstead Heath: a suggestion-
"Non Angli, sed Angeli "

A child-companion at the theatre-War and its evils-Mr. Locker's
"Patchwork "-" The Ancient Mariner again-The club-
steward and the cook-Vegetarian doctoring-Causes for dis-
content in the navy-Women fighters-Scotch perception of wit
-Cyprus, and references to it in literature-Rival journalists in
Glasgow-Remembering whom one is talking to

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