WHITING, BEAUFORT HOUSE, STRAND.

CONTENTS OF THE FIRST PART

OF 1839.

Frederick and Fleury; or, the Illuminées

Night at Sea. By L. E. L.

Letters from Ireland. By John Carne, Esq. Nos. VI., VII.

The True History of a Great Pacificator. By Henry Brownrigg, Esq.

Scenes in the Life of an Adventurer. Nos. II., III.

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Shakspeare's Historical Plays considered Historically. By the Right

Hon. T. P. Courtenay. Nos. VIII., IX., X.

Personal Narrative of Tristram Dumps, Esq.

49, 228

57, 236, 346

80, 258, 306

The Lesson of Life: a Household Romance. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq.

Concluded

Farming Improved. By Louisa H. Sheridan

"A Cloud of Canvass;" or, "The Old Admiral is Right." By Edward'

Howard, Esq.

Lines to Miss Blanche Bury. By Mrs. C. B. Wilson

Extracts from a Journal kept during a Residence at Little Pedlington.

Yawkins's Splendid Annual

Charades. By

A Lesson in Dinner Giving. By Benson E. Hill, Esq.

The Atonement. By Theodore Hook, Esq.

La Bella Fornarina

The Phantom Ship. By Captain Marryat, C.B

Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of L. E. L. By Mrs. C. B. Wilson

Poetic Painting and Sculpture

A Night March. By the Old Forest Ranger

A Manual for Suitors. By Oliver Oldrum, Gent.

Scenes in the Life of an Adventurer. Concluded

228

Major Gahagan's Historical Reminiscences

266

Civil War. By Theodore Hook, Esq.

289

Lines on the Christening of my Brother's Infant Son. By the Hon.

Mrs. Norton

The Canon with Two Consciences. By Edward Howard, Esq.

366

A Tale of Mystery; or, a Romance of Portland-place. By J. Poole, Esq.

A Summer in Bavaria. By the Hon. Edmund Phipps Nos. I., II. 380, 453

385

Shakspeare's Drinking-bout: a Tale of the Toping at Bidford. By J. B.

Buckstone

Memoir of Mrs. Trollope. By a Correspondent. (With a Portrait)

Odd People. By Theodore Hook, Esq.

Ataraxia. By the Hon. Mrs. Norton

Falkenstein

More Leaves from Mr. Keeley's Journal

The Mayor of Hole-cum-Corner. A Legend. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq.

Is there an Unbeliever! By Thomas Haynes Bayly, Esq.

The Picker and Piler. By N. P. Willis, Esq.

The Prince of Darkness. By George Raymond, Esq.

The Carol of the Coronation. By Sir Lumley Skeffington

Boar-hunting. By the Old Forest Ranger

Poor Relations. By Edward Howard, Esq.

Who can the Dear One be? By J. H. Hartnoll

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Literature of the Month (for JANUARY):-The Only Daughter: a

Domestic Story. Edited by the Author of "The Subaltern," "The

Hussar," &c.-A Book of the Passions. By G. P. R. James, Esq.

-The Life of George Washington, his Decrees, Speeches, &c. By

Jared Sparks.--Pictures of the World. By C. Plumer Ward, Esq.,

Author of "Tremaine," "De Vere," "Human Life," &c.

(for FEBRUARY):-Statistics of the Colonies of the

British Empire. By Robert Montgomery Martin, Esq.-The Ro-

mance of the Harem. By Miss Pardoe.-Excursions in the Interior

of Russia, &c. By Robert Bremner, Esq.

(for MARCH):-The Idler in Italy. By the Countess

of Blessington.-The Youth of Shakspeare. By the Author of "Shak-

speare and his Friends."-Horace Vernon; or, Life in the West.-

The Deluge: a Drama. By J. E. Reade, Esq.

(for APRIL):-The Fergusons.-The Popular Songs

of Ireland. By T. Crofton Croker, Esq.-The Art of Painting. Translated

from the French of Mérimée. By W. B. Sarsfield Taylor, Esq.-The

Life of "Monk" Lewis.-Scenes at Home and Abroad. By H. B. Hall,

Esq.-The Fall of Warsaw: a Poem in Three Cantos.-Illustrated Pub-

lications in Monthly Parts: The History of Napoleon. The Arabian

Nights' Entertainments Heads of the People. The Factory Boy.

By Mrs. Trollope. The Songs of Béranger.-Drinking in the United

Kingdom. By J. Dunlop.-Trials of the Heart. By Mrs. Bray.-

On Blushing. By Dr. Burgess.-Geology of the West of England.

By Henry T. de la Beche, F.R.S.-Aid to Memory. By a Cambridge

M.A.-National Education. By R. T. Stothard.-The Nelson Monu-

ment. By Dr. Granville.-Home Service; or, Scenes and Characters

from Life, at Out and Head Quarters. By Benson Earle Hill, Esq.

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