NOVELS, ROMANCES, TALES, &c.
A Dissertation on Seals—by Mrs. White-250 Madame Scarron, her Friends and Relatives—by
Amicable Intervention in the Question of Slavery, Hannah Clay-137
42
May Doings in Mona (a Letter to a Friend), 247
Amusements of the Month:-January, 53; Feb- Menoir of Madame de Grafigny
by the late
ruary, 109; March, 165; April, 219; May, 275; Countess of Blessington-10, 79
June, 331
Miss Johnson's Lover-by Pauline Forsyth-304
A Ride among the Clouds-by One who is often | Montague Lovell--by Lieut.-Col. Hort, 98, 150
there-28
Mrs. Baltour's “Sketches of English Literature"-
A Story of Valentine's Day--by Mrs. Abdy-70 140
Feasts and Festivals—by Mrs. White-66
Myra Bell; or, Second Love-by J. W. Bryce--16
MUSIC:
Gossip from Paris—by our own Correspondent Britain mourns her Hero gone, 53
45, 103, 158, 216, 269, 323
Dig! Dig! Dig !-a Song, 222
Harwood Hall-by Mary Davenant-127
I sleep, but my Heart waketh, 330
Let it flow, so it ripple-a Duet, 222
Letters to a friend on Teaching the Piano-by Mother, they talk of a Soldier's Grave-Ballad,
Johanna Kinkel-87, 135, 195
222
Life of Robert Nicoll-by Maria Norris-308
My beautiful, sweet, smiling Boy, 275
LITERATURE -
Patience, 274
Sueno's Dreams, 222
Agatha's Husband, a Novel-by the author of The Christmas Fairies-a Glee, 53
“Olive”-108
There's nothing like One's own Home, 53
Estelle; a Tale of the Massacre of St. Bartho- The Great Nugget Polka, 330
lomew_by Mrs. George Smith-221
The Pleasures of Memory Quadrilles, 274
&C.-by the Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley- The Sailor's Farewell - a Duet, 222
106
Topsy's Lament for Eva-Ballad, 274
Forest and Fireside Hours- by Westby Gibson Notices to Correspondents—56, 112, 168, 224, 280,
-108
336
Cyclopædia of Poetical Quotations-by H. G.
Adams-52
OUR CONSERVATORY :-
History in Ruins—by George Godwin -- 1 64
An Actress of the last Century, 106
Home Thoughts, 221
A beautiful Tribute to a Wife, 327
Influence; or, the Evil Genius, 164
A French Police Court, 161
Juvenile Delinquents-by Mary Carpenter-
A great Man among little People, 105
274
A Parting, 49
Older and Wiser; or, Steps into Life, 52
A Room to be avoided, 161
Physical Education of Children-by Samuel
A woman of Spirit, 49
Hare-165
Books in the Seventeenth Century, 272
Practical Hints to Sunday School Teachers, 52
Etna at Sunrise, 272
Proposed London Railway and Centrifugal
Happiness, 326
Station-by P. M. Parsons-109
Humanity and Common Sense, 327
Ruth-by the authoress of “Mary Barton”-
Louis the Eighteenth at Hartwell, 273
162
Madame Maderspach, 327
Select Specimens of English Prose-by Edward
Moore's first Poem, 48
Hughes-329
Ruins of an Ancient City in the North Pacific,
Stories for Summer Days and Winter Nights,
49
63, 165, 274
Set a Thief to catch a Thief, 328
The Boyhood of Great Men, 164
The Warden of the Cinque Ports, 161
The Bridges of London-by Francis Bennoch-
The Young Poet in London, 49
330
Warning to fidgetty Wives, 49
The Forest Queen, and other Poems, 165
Wellington and the Commissary, 162
The Family Economist, 108
Seen and Unseen-by Mrs. Octavius Freire Owen-
Three Years with The Duke-by an Ex Aide-
84
de-Camp-109
Sketches of Character; or, Man as he is by Mrs.
The History of an Adopted Child-by Miss
Octavius Freire Owen-314
Jewsbury“-50
Story of Gian Batista, 262
The Greenhouse, 52
Story of a Toilet-cushion-by M. E. Selinda Byers
Woman's Record; or, Sketches of Distin-
-264
guished Women-by Sarah Josepha Hale The Race for Gold by Miss Pardoe-1, 57, 113,
-329