The Contract

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127

Carol More O'Daly, or the Constant Lover...... 128, 178

Stanzas, by Emma Louisa Sargeant

Lines on a Pinglet, by Hesperus

The Widow's Story, by Thomas Furlong .....

Lines in Defiance of Fortune, by Queen Elizabeth

The Lost Children, by Frederick Tyrrell .

Death, by Maria Lucretia Davidson......

The Visitor, by Miss M. Leathes Beevor

... 230

A Mother's Death, by H. F. Gould.....

239

Charlotte B, to The Hon. Mrs. S. Fairlaun.. 156

Emily B, to Fanny Melmoth.....

.. 197

to George Melmoth............ 277

English Fashions, ......37, 72, 116, 151, 191, 281

French Fashions, ......39, 74, 118, 154, 194, 284

Chit Chat.-Drawing Rooms.-Lord Chamberlain to
the Queen.-The Peerage.-Brighton.-Paganini.
-Liberality.-Washington Irving, 70. Female
Heroism.-Origin of Honeymoons, 71. Duchess
of Berri.-Ball at the Tuilleries.-Almacks.-
King's Palace. Xavier Chaubert.

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Green Parson.-Anecdote of the Founder of St.

Solpia Church, 108. Indian Mourning.-Rights

of Women.-Earl and Countess of Denbigh, 109.

Duchess de Berri, 110. Royal Visit to Wey-

mouth.-Lady Byron.-King and Queen of Bel-

gium, 143. Fanny Kemble.-French Liberality.

-Ladies of Bulgaria, 149. Beauty.-The Fly

and the Painted Lady.-English Character.-Ada

Byron, 150.
Queen's Drawing Room, 151.

Gallantry of the Quarterly Review.-Influenza.-

Queen of Portugal. Useful Geometry, 190.

Queen's Drawing Room, 191. Death of Kean,

286. Strange Coincidence, 287. The Duke of

Orleans, 287. Mrs. Bartley's Farewell of the

Stage, with Address by Sheridan Knowles ...... 288

London Evening Dress-Walking Dress.

Paris Dinner Dress-Ball Dress

The Widow's Story

London Walking Dress-Evening Dress..

Paris Evening Dress-Walking Dress

72

74

81

112

116

118

121

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The Drunkard

Lost Children....

201

225

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There's a festive group by the cottage door
Of playful children, elate with joy;

Whom care's dark cloud has not come o'er,

The freshness of childhood's sweet dawn to destroyO! there's bliss in the laugh of those bright young hearts, A bliss which from after years departs.

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