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124415Littell's Living Age — Volume 158

No. 2037. — July 7, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. The Poetry of Arthur Hugh Clough, by Richard Holt Hutton, Fortnightly Review
  2. The Little World: a Story of Japan - Part I., by Rudolph Landau, Blackwood's Magazine
  3. The Improvement of the 'Campagna Romana', by Count Conestabile, Nineteenth Century
  4. The Wizard's Son - Part X., Macmillan's Magazine
  5. Fox-Hunting, by W. Bromley Davenport, Nineteenth Century
  6. The Old Virginian Gentleman, Macmillan's Magazine
  7. Some Fashion-Gleanings, from 1744 to 1768, by H. V. P., Leisure Hour
  8. Parish Fools, Chambers' Journal
  9. Organized Charity in Switzerland, Spectator
  10. Fish in the Talmud, Jewish World
  11. The Princes, Spectator
  12. A Visit to the Nore, Field

Poetry.

A Cry from Erin, by Sidney Rhysaght, Spectator
June, Cassell's Magazine


No. 2038. — July 14, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. The Philosophy of the Beautiful, by John Stuart Blackie, Contemporary Review
  2. Tamzin’s Choice, by Esme Stuart, Longman’s Magazine
  3. Fashionable English, by Dudley Errington, Gentleman’s Magazine
  4. The Little World: a Story of Japan - Part II., by Rudolph Landau, Blackwood's Magazine
  5. The Revolt of Sir Thomas Wyatt, Cornhill Magazine
  6. General Chaney, Temple Bar
  7. Bath and Tunbridge Wells a Century Ago, Cornhill Magazine
  8. Lord Bute’s Beavers, Field

Poetry.

The Rose, All The Year Round
Compton Place, by F. W. B., Spectator
Echo, Temple Bar
A Singing Lesson, Athenæum


No. 2039. — July 21, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. Frederic II. and Maria Theresa, Edinburgh Review
  2. A Northman’s Story, by Mrs. Parrauthor of 'Dorothy Fox,' 'Robyn,' etc., Longman’s Magazine
  3. The Responsibilities of Unbelief: a Conversation between Three Rationalists, by Vernon Lee, Contemporary Review
  4. Agnostic Morality, by Frances Power Cobbe, Contemporary Review
  5. Reminiscences of Walter Savage Landor, by Lady Lytton Bulwer, Tinsley’s Magazine
  6. Rudder Grange, Saturday Review
  7. Deer Antlers, County Gentleman

Poetry.

Dried Lavender, by May Probyn, Month
The Roundel, Athanæum
On a Painting by Rossetti of Snow-Drops in an Outlined Hand, by I. O. L., Academy
'As at some revel, when the cups are crowned', Chambers' Journal


No. 2040. — July 28, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. Lord Lawrence, Quarterly Review
  2. The Little World: a Story of Japan - Part III., by Rudolph Landau, Blackwood's Magazine
  3. Luther - Part I., by J. A. Froude, Contemporary Review
  4. The Wizard's Son - Part XI., Macmillan's Magazine
  5. Mrs. Delany in Ireland, Temple Bar
  6. The First Warning, Cornhill Magazine
  7. Terra Cotta, Novelty Magazine
  8. Norwegian Building, Builder

Poetry.

By the Yew Hedge, All The Year Round
When the Sea Gives up her Dead, All The Year Round
In Sark, Academy
'Ring'd with blue mountains', by William Canton, Good Words


No. 2041. — August 4, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. Count Rumford, by J. Tyndall, Contemporary Review
  2. The Wizard's Son - Part XII., Macmillan's Magazine
  3. The Coming of the Friars, by Augustus Jessopp, Nineteenth Century
  4. Warlike Adventures of a Peaceful Prima Donna, Temple Bar
  5. Across the Plains - Part I., by R. L. Stevenson, Longman's Magazine
  6. A Letter of Leigh Hunt’s, Athanæum

Poetry.

'Lead thou me, Spirit of the World, and I', by Lewis Morris, Contemporary Review
'If any tender sire', by Lewis Morris, Contemporary Review


No. 2042. — August 11, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. The Ethics of Biography, by M. O. W. Oliphant, Contemporary Review
  2. La Dame a la Tasse de The, by Paul Noel, Temple Bar
  3. A Chapter of Autobiography, by Charles Wordsworth, Bishop of St Andrews, Fortnightly Review
  4. Grandmother and her Three Lovers, by MM. Erckmann-Chatrain, Leisure Hour
  5. Contemporary Life and Thought in France, by G. Monod, Contemporary Review
  6. But Yet a Woman, Spectator
  7. Botanical Transgressors, Month
  8. The Destruction of Niagara, Spectator
  9. The Story of a Boulder, Nature

Poetry.

My Country Cousin, Punch
Awake, by H. E. H. King, Spectator
A Musician, by H. J. Ormerod, Good Words

Miscellany.

Cutlets in Curl-Papers


No. 2043. — August 18, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. Half a Century of Literary Life, London Quarterly Review
  2. Uncle George's Will - Part I., Temple Bar
  3. John Richard Green, by Edward A. Freeman, British Quarterly Review
  4. Along the Silver Streak - Part I., All The Year Round
  5. The Empress Eugenie’s Flight to England, Temple Bar
  6. The North Farm: Now, by J. E. Panton, Tinsley's Magazine
  7. Sea Island Cotton, Chambers' Journal
  8. Cave Tombs in Galilee, by Laurence Oliphant, Fortnightly Review
  9. Grace Darling, by G. H. Darling, Leisure Hour

Poetry.

Church-Going Tim, by A. Mary F. Robinson, Cornhill Magazine
Waiting For a Letter, by Frederick Langbridge, Spectator

Miscellany.

Professor Giambattista Giulioni, by W. E. Gladstone, St. James's Magazine


No. 2044. — August 25, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. The Real Lord Byron, Quarterly Review
  2. Uncle George's Will - Part II., Temple Bar
  3. Classic Conceptions of Heaven and Hell, Westminster Review
  4. Benvenuto Cellini - Part I., All The Year Round
  5. Along the Silver Streak - Part II., All The Year Round
  6. Voltaire in England, by J. C. C., Cornhill Magazine
  7. Terry Wigan, by Henrik Ibsen, Blackwood's Magazine

Poetry.

The Nightingales, All The Year Round
'From Cannes', All The Year Round
'Lady, When I Behold the Roses Sprouting', by John Wilbye, Wilbye's Madrigals
'Death, if thou be or be not, as was said', Academy
Terry Wigan, by Henrik Ibsen, Blackwood's Magazine

Miscellany.

The Scotch Character, St. James's Magazine


No. 2045. — September 1, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. The Life of Don John of Austria, Edinburgh Review
  2. The Wizard's Son - Part XIII., Macmillan's Magazine
  3. Napoleon’s Marshals, Temple Bar
  4. The Treasure of Franchard - Part II., by R. L. Stevenson, Longman's Magazine
  5. The Parcels Post, Sunday Review
  6. Mirrors and Mirror-Frames, Queen

Poetry.

Towton Roses, All The Year Round
The Dream, All The Year Round
In Summer Fields, by Mary Harrison, Sunday Magazine
'Sister, awake, close not your Eyes', by Thomas Bateson, Bateson's Madrigals


No. 2046. — September 8, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. Luther - Part I., by J. A. Froude, Contemporary Review
  2. The Wizard's Son - Part XIV., Macmillan's Magazine
  3. Ranche Life in the Far West, Macmillan's Magazine
  4. The Treasure of Franchard - Part III., by R. L. Stevenson, Longman's Magazine
  5. Benvenuto Cellini - Part II., All The Year Round
  6. The Analogies of Sailing, by P. G. Hamerton, Contemporary Review
  7. Along the Silver Streak - Part III., All The Year Round
  8. Vaccination, by Rt. Hon. Sir Lyon Playfair, Times
  9. Maoris and Pakehas, All The Year Round
  10. Animal Life in the Malay Country, Spectator
  11. The Charm of Fiction, Chambers' Journal
  12. A Contemporary Notice of Gainsborough, Academy
  13. In an Old Palace, All The Year Round

Poetry.

Haytime, Punch
At Eventide, All The Year Round
At Rest, by Sarah Doudney, Good Words
In an Old Palace, All The Year Round


No. 2047. — September 15, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. France and England in Egypt, by Leon Say, Fortnightly Review
  2. Along the Silver Streak - Part IV., All The Year Round
  3. Across the Plains - Part II., by R. L. Stevenson, Longman's Magazine
  4. Master Tommy’s Experiment, Blackwood's Magazine
  5. King Mtesa, Blackwood's Magazine
  6. The Locust War in Cyprus, by C. F. Gordon Cumming, Nineteenth Century
  7. Two Turkish Islands To-day, by J. Theodore Bent, Macmillan's Magazine
  8. Earth Pulsations, by John Milne, Nature
  9. Unclaimed Money, Chambers' Journal
  10. The Pathetic Element in Literature, Spectator
  11. Winter Life at Fort Rae, by Henry P. Dawson, Nature

Poetry.

The Orchard and the Heath, by George Meridith, Athenæum
Maid and Boy, by John Albee, Athenæum

Miscellany.

Trees and Smoke, by Herr Reuss, Dingler's Journal


No. 2048. — September 22, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. France and Syria, by C. R. Conder, Fortnightly Review
  2. Along the Silver Streak - Part V., All The Year Round
  3. Moruca; or, a Few Days among the Indians, by Ignatius Scoles, Month
  4. Town Mouse and Country Mouse - Part I., Temple Bar
  5. The Belka Arabs, by a Palestine Explorer, Blackwood’s Magazine
  6. An Italian Prince on his Travels, All The Year Round
  7. The Closing of the Scottish Highlands, Spectator
  8. The Southampton Artesian Well, Chambers Journal
  9. A Summer Day’s Journey, Spectator

Poetry.

Four Popular Songs of Italy, by J. A. Symonds, Academy
A Summer Song, Athenæum
Twin Souls, All The Year Round
'Life, Joy and Splendor with the year awake', Temple Bar

Miscellany.

Jack Ketch's Kitchen, Newgate, London Society


No. 2049. — September 29, 1883.

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Contents.

  1. Ralph Waldo Emerson: an Ethical Study, by Henry Norman, Fortnightly Review
  2. The Wizard's Son - Part XV., Macmillan's Magazine
  3. Letters from Galilee - Part I., Blackwood's Magazine
  4. Along the Silver Streak - Part VI., All The Year Round
  5. On a Neglected Book, Macmillan's Magazine
  6. Memories of Ischia, by William Howard Russell, Nineteenth Century
  7. Japanese Learned Societies, Nature

Poetry.

'Across the Estuary, South Devon', by Herman Merivale, Spectator
A Drive, All The Year Round
The Wood-Nymph, by Lord Rosslyn
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