# Littell's Living Age/Volume 152
### No. 1959. — January 7, 1882.

Contents.
* Luxury - Ancient and Modern, Quarterly Review
* The Freres - Part XXV., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
* Country Life in Italy - Part II., Cornhill Magazine
* Mademoiselle Angele - Part I., by Alice Corkran, Gentleman's Magazine
* Crimean Town Life, Temple Bar
* William Whewell, by Harvey Carlisle, Macmillan's Magazine
* Words of Wisdom from Goethe, by J. S. B., Blackwood's Magazine
Poetry.
    At Vaucluse, by Alfred Austin, Macmillan's Magazine
Miscellany.
    Morning Work, Lancet

### No. 1960. — January 14, 1882.

Contents.
* Carlyle's Ethics, Cornhill Magazine
* Mademoiselle Angele - Part II., by Alice Corkran, Gentleman's Magazine
* Two Studies in Dante, by E. H. Plumptre, Contemporary Review
* English Satire in the Nineteenth Century, by Ernest Myers, Fraser's Magazine
* Kioto, by W. Gifford Palgrave, Fortnightly Review
* Fairies, Saturday Review
Poetry.
    The Old Year, by J. T. Burton Wollaston, Golden Hours
    Irish Song, by A. Perceval Graves, Spectator
    Gone Seaward, by Augusta Webster, Macmillan's Magazine
    Snowflake, All The Year Round

### No. 1961. — January 21, 1882.

Contents.
* A Page of Diplomatic History, by C. Blennerhassett, Fortnightly Review
* The Freres - Part XXVI., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
* Dean Stanley as a Spiritual Teacher and Theologian, Nineteenth Century
* Yule-Time in Shetland, by an Old Shetlander, Chambers' Journal
* The Adventures of a War Correspondent, Blackwood's Magazine
* Robin - Part I., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* A Gracious Ploughing, by Shway Yoe, St. James's Gazette
* The Constituents of "Pleasantness", Spectator
* Bad Handwriting and Stupid Readers, Spectator
Poetry.
    Farewell to the Old Year, by Sarah Doudney, Sunday Magazine
    Snow, by A. H. B., Chambers' Journal
    "This Mortal", All The Year Round

### No. 1962. — January 28, 1882.

Contents.
* Peasant Proprietors. Jottings in France in September and October, by F. P. Verney, Contemporary Review
* The Freres - Part XXVII., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
* The Boers at Home: Jottings from the Transvaal, Blackwood's Magazine
* Robin - Part II., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* More Diversions of a Pedagogue, by J. H. Raven, M.A., Macmillan's Magazine
* Juliet - Part I., by Helena Faucit Martin, Blackwood's Magazine
* A Sheep-Eating Parrot, Chambers' Journal
Poetry.
    Missing, Tinsley's Magazine
    Mine, All The Year Round
    Winter: an Elegy, by J. Logie Robertson, Blackwood's Magazine
Miscellany.
    Living Roman Remains, Pall Mall Gazette
    Colonization of Palestine by the Jews, Jewish World

### No. 1963. — February 4, 1882.

Contents.
* The Future of Islam - Part V., by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, Fortnightly Review
* The Open Door, Fortnightly Review
* A Visit to Voltaire, Temple Bar
* The Colors of Flowers, by Grant Allen, Cornhill Magazine
* Cervo, by J. Theodore Bent, Fraser's Magazine
* Four Days in Tripoli, by J. F. Splaine, Month
* The Stage from 1600-1700, Month
* Westminster Abbey, by Matthew Arnold, Nineteenth Century
Poetry.
    Off Crozon, All The Year Round
    Wanting, All The Year Round
    Westminster Abbey, by Matthew Arnold, Nineteenth Century
Miscellany.
    Man's Interference with Nature, Gardener's Magazine
    An Electric Ship's Log, Building and Engineering times
    The Disadvantage of Cod-Liver Oil for Young Children

### No. 1964. — February 11, 1882.

Contents.
* Old and New Canons of Poetical Critisism - Part I., by Alfred Austin, Contemporary Review
* Labedoyere's Doom, by Malcolm MacColl, Fraser's Magazine
* The Journals of Caroline Fox, by Editor, Fortnightly Review
* Coleridge Marginalia, Blackwood's Magazine
* A Prisoner's Note-Book, Golden Hours
* Mrs. Shelley at Pisa, Temple Bar
* The Pope at Rome, by P., Pall Mall Gazette
* Burmese Lacquer-Ware, by Shway Yoe, St. James's Gazette
* The Giustiniani, Pall Mall Gazette
* Mental Work, Modern Thought
Poetry.
    "Over the Way", by George Warrington, Chambers' Journal
    Ungranted, by Susan K. Phillips, Tinsley's Magazine
    Flaxen and Brown and Gold, Transcript

### No. 1965. — February 18, 1882.

Contents.
* Old and New Canons of Poetical Critisism - Part II., by Alfred Austin, Contemporary Review
* The Man with the Red Hair, by W. E. N., Cornhill Magazine
* Inside Kairwan, Blackwood's Magazine
* An English Slave in Madagascar, Temple Bar
* The Sicily of Thucydides and Theocritus, by Alex. A. Knox, Nineteenth Century
* Youth and Age, Spectator
* Blacks in Queensland, Pall Mall Gazette
Poetry.
    The Meeting of the Landlords, Punch
    After Many Days, by H. H. v. S., St. James' Gazette
    Song, All The Year Round
    A Wind from the Sea, Emily Pfeiffer
    At Daybreak, by Stanesby, Golden Hours
Miscellany.
    A New Wheat-Bearing District in India, Farmer

### No. 1966. — February 25, 1882.

Contents.
* Carthage and Tunis, Edinburgh Review
* A Bit of Loot, by R. E. F., Cornhill Magazine
* How the Stars got their Names, by A. L., Cornhill Magazine
* The Life of Richard Cobden by John Morley, by Jas. Cotter Morison, Macmillan's Magazine
* The Persecution of the Jews in Russia, Times
* The Persecution of the Jews in Germany and Russia, by F. W. Farrar, Morning Post
* Bess! A Character Sketch, Chambers' Journal
* The Chinese Navy, Spectator
Poetry.
    "Painter Unknown", Punch
    The Shadowed Cross, by John Brown, Chambers' Journal
    The Lost Land
    The Dying Buddhist's Hymn, by W., Spectator
Miscellany.
    In Raphael's Time, by Eugene Muntz, Raphael

### No. 1967. — March 4, 1882.

Contents.
* Ancient Animals in South America, Edinburgh Review
* "Let Nobody Pass." A Guardsman's Story, Cornhill Magazine
* Bishop Thirlwall's Letters, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Freres - Part XXVIII., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
* Dr. Sheridan, by Stanley Lane-Poole, Fraser's Magazine
* "Lord of All" A Love Story, Fraser's Magazine
* The Channel Tunnel, Spectator
* Some Old Comedies, Belgravia
Poetry.
    In Summer Fields, by C. C. Fraser Tytler
    The Outlook (a Picture), by C. C. Fraser Tytler
    The Doubt Resolved, by J. S. D., Spectator

### No. 1968. — March 11, 1882.

Contents.
* The Life of Mr. Cobden, Edinburgh Review
* The Freres - Part XXIX., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
* The Babylonian Account of the Deluge, by Charles H. H. Wright, Nineteenth Century
* Robin - Part III., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* A Seventeenth Century Worthy - Sir Simon Harcourt, by Thos. Hughes, Macmillan's Magazine
* The Authoress of "Auld Robin Gray", Temple Bar
* Marie, the Frenche Quene, by William Rendle, Temple Bar
* A Bear Festival among the Ainos, Nature
Poetry.
    Jesus the Carpenter, by C. C. Fraser Tytler
    Ενφημείτε, by S. B., Spectator
    A Marriage Hymn, by Elizabeth Charles, the author of "Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta Family, Good Words

### No. 1969. — March 18, 1882.

Contents.
* The Relations of Religion to Asiatic States, by A. C. Lyall, Fortnightly Review
* Robin - Part IV., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* The King and his Successor, by H. S. Maine, Fortnightly Review
* The Social State of the Hebrides Two Centuries Ago, Cornhill Magazine
* Dutch Etiquette, Leisure Hour
* Lady Jane - Part I., by Mrs. Oliphant, Good Words
* Things that a Lady would Like to Know, Saturday Review
* Friends and Friends, Spectator
* Swindling as a Fine Art, Saturday Review
* Wives in Training, Spectator
Poetry.
    An Old Miniature, by K. G., Macmillan's Magazine
    My Valentine, by Alfred H. Poultney, Chambers' Journal
    A Day in June, by C. C. Fraser Tytler
    Fading into Change, by J. H., Chambers' Journal

### No. 1970. — March 25, 1882.

Contents.
* Romance in Business, Blackwood's Magazine
* Lady Jane - Part II., by Mrs. Oliphant, Good Words
* Juliet - Part II., by Helena Faucit Martin, Blackwood's Magazine
* Robert Southey and Caroline Bowles, Fraser's Magazine
* Servant-Hunting, Saturday Review
* Three Unpublished Letters of Horace Walpole, by John De Soyres, Academy
* English Players in Germany, 1600, by W. J. Thoms, Nineteenth Century
Poetry.
    For Life and Death, All The Year Round
Miscellany.
    Travelling Moss, Leeds Mercury

### No. 1971. — March 31, 1882.

Contents.
* Monkeys, by Alfred R. Wallace, Contemporary Review
* The Freres - Part XXX., by Mrs. Alexander, author of "The Wooing O't", Temple Bar
* Miss Ferrier's Novels, by George Saintsbury, Fortnightly Review
* How Gilbert Sherard Fared in the Flood, by F. P. Verney, Fraser's Magazine
* The Vistas of the Past: the Moon and the Earth, by Richard A. Proctor, Contemporary Review
* The Poetry of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, by Thomas Bayne, Fraser's Magazine
* March in the Country, Saturday Review
Poetry.
    Yellow Crocuses, All The Year Round
    Sunshine
    Dreamers, by Nikolaus Lenau, translated by C. B., Temple Bar
    Bread of Tears, by Katherine Saunders, author of "Gideon's Rock", Day of Rest