# Littell's Living Age/Volume 182
### No. 2349. — July 6, 1889.

Contents.
* What the Revolution of 1789 did, by Frederic Harrison, Fortnightly Review
* The French Revolution and War, by Wolsely, Fortnightly Review
* In a Cleft Stick, Cornhill Magazine
* Elizabeth of Valois and the Tragedy of Don Carlos – Part II., by Lamington, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Last of the Southeys, Cornhill Magazine
* On the Riviera, Blackwood's Magazine
* England’s Climatic Phenomena, by Lymington, National Review
* Dr. Nansen’s Journey Across Greenland, Nature
* Visit to the Sultan, Paris Figaro
Poetry.
    To One Dead, by E. Nesbit, Argosy
    A "Discarded" Suit, Cornhill Magazine
    In Vain!, by Lily Haynes, Academy
    An Autumn Lyric, by Lebrecht Dreves, translated by Florence Henniker, Blackwood's Magazine

### No. 2350. — July 13, 1889.

Contents.
* The Savage Club, by E. J. Goodman, Contemporary Review
* A Queer Patron, by R. Hayward, Belgravia
* The Roman Family, by E. Strachan Morgan, National Review
* George Crabbe, by George Saintsbury, Macmillan's Magazine
* Sardina and its Wild Sheep, by E. N. Buxton, Nineteenth Century
* Dr. Johnson and Charles Lamb, by P. W. Roose, Temple Bar
* Mount Athos in 1889, by J. P. Mahaffy, Murray's Magazine
* Not Quite Lost, Chamber's Magazine
Poetry.
    Delos, by Rennell Rodd, Murray's Magazine
    The Spectrum, by Cosmo Monkhouse, Academy
    "Venite", by Arthur L. Salmon, Good Words
    "There was intoxication in the air", Academy

### No. 2352. — July 20, 1889.

Contents.
* Dr. Johnson as a Radical, by George Birbeck Hill, Contemporary Review
* A Fool's Task, Cornhill Magazine
* The Women of Spain, by Emilia Pardo Bazan, Fortnightly Review
* The "Rejected Address", by Percy Fitzgerald, Gentleman's Magazine
* An Italian Nun of the Seventeenth Century, by Alfred J. Alexander, National Review
* Bush Life in New Zealand, by J. Lawson, Gentleman's Magazine
* La Lisardiere, Spectator
* South-African Cannibals, Cape Times
Poetry.
    June, by John Hutton, Sunday Magazine
    The Old Love and the New, by A. Lang, Blackwood's Magazine
    Song: to the Winds, by Sidney A. Alexander, English Illustrated Magazine
Miscellany.
    A Speech of Emperor Nero

### No. 2353. — July 27, 1889.

Contents.
* Sidney, Earl of Godolphin, Edinburgh Review
* A Few More Words on the Hawaiians and Father Damien, by Edward Clifford, Nineteenth Century
* Dicky Dawkins: or, The Bookmaker of the Outer Ring, by Jack the Shepherd, Blackwood's Magazine
* Holland and her Literature in the Seventeenth Century, by George Edmundson, Macmillan's Magazine
* Samuel Rogers, by John Dennis, Leisure Hour
* Recent Conversations in a Studio - Part II., by W. W. Story, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Wife of Moliere, by Gerald Moriarty, Gentleman's Magazine
Poetry.
    The Cyclopean Eye, by H. Savile Clarke, St. James's Gazette
    The Patition of the Earth, by Friedrich Schiller, translated by Theodore Martin, Blackwood's Magazine
    Buried Treasures, by Marie Hedderwick Browne, Chamber's Journal
Miscellany.
    Bismarck No. 2.

### No. 2354. — August 3, 1889.

Contents.
* Felix Mendelssohn and his Music, London Quarterly Review
* The Madness of Father Filipe, by Wilfrank Hubbard, Macmillan's Magazine
* The Ruby Mines of Burma, by Robert Gordon, Asiatic Quarterly Review
* Sir Charles Danvers - Part III., by Mary Cholmondeley, the author of "The Danvers Jewels", Temple Bar
* Dr. Johnson on Modern Poetry, by William Watson, National Review
* The Potato's Place in History, Cornhill Magazine
* Int he Balkans with Prince Ferdinand, by J. D. Bouchier, Fortnightly Review
Poetry.
    When the Children are at Rest, by Sarah Doudney, Sunday Magazine
    Summer, All The Year Round
    "Forsan et haec Olim Meminisse Juvabit", by John Jervis Beresford, M.A.
    Triolets, All The Year Round
Miscellany.
    Effect of Earthquackes on Animals, Nature
    Opium in China

### No. 2355. — August 10, 1889.

Contents.
* Edward Fitzgerald, by Edmund Gosse, Fortnightly Review
* Sir Charles Danvers - Part IV., by Mary Cholmondeley, the author of "The Danvers Jewels", Temple Bar
* The Primitive Home of the Aryans, by A. H. Sayce, Contemporary Review
* Mr. Dandelow: a Story Half Told, by Augustus Jessopp, Nineteenth Century
* Handel: his Early Years, by L. E., Temple Bar
* The Great Indian Desert, by Horace Bell, Asiatic Quarterly Review
* George Sand at an English School, by J. G. Alger, National Review
* Discovery of an Assyrian Library 3,500 Years Old, by Professor Sayce
* Fungi, Month
Poetry.
    A Ballad of St. Swithun's Day, by Emily H. Hickley, Leisure Hour
    O Wistful Eyes!, All The Year Round
    In Secret Places, by Isabella Fyvie Mayo, Good Words
Miscellany.
    A Rival to Delagoa Bay, Engineering

### No. 2356. — August 17, 1889.

Contents.
* The Ethics of Punishment, by W. S. Lilly, Fortnightly Review
* Sir Charles Danvers - Part V., by Mary Cholmondeley, the author of "The Danvers Jewels", Temple Bar
* Isfan to Bushire, by Colonel Mark Sever Bell, V.C., A.D.C., Royal EngineersBlackwood's Magazine
* Giordano Bruno and New Italy, by Karl Blind, Nineteenth Century
* Strange Food, Cornhill Magazine
* Old Venice, by Carvarnon, Murray's Magazine
* The Marriage of the Chinese Emperor, by W. H. Wilkinson, Asiatic Quarterly Review
* Pilgrims to Mecca, Cornhill Magazine
Poetry.
    Young Windebank, by Margaret L. Woods
    July Dawn, Leisure Hour
    To the Forgotten Dead, by Margaret L. Woods
    To Nina (in June), by B. L. Tollemache, Academy
Miscellany.
    Hidden Treasure in Allahabad

### No. 2357. — August 24, 1889.

Contents.
* William Gifford, by Cyril A. Waters, National Review
* How H.M. the Shah Travels in Persia, by J. Theodore Bent, Fortnightly Review
* The Hill-Tribes of Chittagong, by C. T. Buckland, Macmillan's Magazine
* Mrs. Fenton; a Sketch - Part I., by W. E. Norris, Longman's Magazine
* Goethe and the French Revolution, by Edward Bowden, Fortnightly Review
* A House Beautiful, by Mary E. Palgrave, Leisure Hour
* Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, Temple Bar
* The National Sport of Virginia, by Horace Hutchinson, Longman's Magazine
* Concerning Cobwebs, Swiss Cross
* The Low Death-rate in London, Lancet
Poetry.
    Meadow-Sweet, by Frances Wynne, Longman's Magazine
    A Warning to New Worlds, by May Kendall, Longman's Magazine
    "Love and the Maiden", by F. T. Marzials
    Sunset, by George Morine
Miscellany.
    Leprosy and the State, Lancet

### No. 2358. — August 31, 1889.

Contents.
* Old Age, Quarterly Review
* Old Age, Spectator
* Sir Charles Danvers - Part VI., by Mary Cholmondeley, Temple Bar
* Phœnician Affinities of Ithaca, by Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Nineteenth Century
* A Frenchman's Impressions of London in the Seventeenth Century, by Arthur Irwin Dasent, National Review
* The Cruise of the Chrysalis (a Nine-ton Yawl) over the North Sea to Holland, and through Holland, Friesland, and on the Zuyder Zee, by G. Christopher Davies, Blackwood's Magazine
* Old College Days in Calcutta, by C. T. Buckland, Longman's Magazine
* Land League Ballads, by C. J. Hamilton, National Review
* Claret, Universal Review
* Sword-fish Fishing, Saturday Review
Poetry.
    The Lime-blossom after Rain, by George Holmes, Spectator
    The Ringed Dotterel, by E. S., Spectator
    In Happy Days, by Sir Edwin Arnold,
Miscellany.
    Chinese Zoological Myths

### No. 2359. — September 7, 1889.

Contents.
* The Papacy: a Revelation and a Prophecy, Contemporary Review
* The Papacy, Spectator
* Sir Charles Danvers - Part VII., by Mary Cholmondeley, Temple Bar
* The French in Germany, by F. Heinr. Geffcken, Nineteenth Century
* In Macedonia, by D. G. Hogarth, Macmillan's Magazine
* Seen and Lost, by W. H. Hudson, Longman's Magazine
* A Modern Novelist, Macmillan's Magazine
* Giordano Bruno and New Italy, by Walter Pater, Fortnightly Review
Poetry.
    After Victor Hugo, by C. E. Meetkerke, Belgravia
    "Spring's messenger we hail", by Michael Field
    Les Trois Hussards, by G. Nadaud
    Vates, by Charles Sayle, Blackwood's Magazine
Miscellany.
    London Fogs

### No. 2360. — September 14, 1889.

Contents.
* Mr. Wallace on Darwinism, by George J. Romanes, F.R.S., Contemporary Review
* Patience, Cornhill Magazine
* William Cowper, by J. C. Bailey, Macmillan's Magazine
* In Praise of the Carnots, by M., Murray's Magazine
* Some Few Thackerayana, by D. D., National Review
* Hippolytus Veiled, by Walter Pater, Macmillan's Magazine
* The Civil List and Grants to the Royal Family, by Henry Dunckley, Contemporary Review
* Orlando Bridgman Hyman, by an old pupil, Macmillan's Magazine
Poetry.
    Grudger's Clerk, by Ashton Clair
    Dream Visions, by Francis Nicholson
    On the Death of a Child, by Felicia Hemans
    Song – a Memory, by Alexander Grant, Chamber's Journal
    So Long Ago, by C. W. B., Blackwood's Magazine
Miscellany.
    Lepers in Bombay, British Medical Journal
    The Oxyden Rays in the Solar Spectrum, Science and Art

### No. 2361. — September 21, 1889.

Contents.
* The Duke of Coburg's Memoirs, Quarterly Review
* Naomi, by Sheldon Clarke, Murray's Magazine
* The Works of Hendrik Ibsen, by Walter Frewen Lord, Nineteenth Century
* Apropos of Samuel Rogers, by G. B., Temple Bar
* The French Revolutionary Calender, by Francis Hitchman, National Review
* The Art of Conversation, by Ribblesdale, Nineteenth Century
* French and English, Blackwood's Magazine
Poetry.
    A Poet's Eightieth Birthday, by Alfred Austin, Spectator
    A Sibylline Leaf, by Helen Taylor, Children's Hymns
    "We have no words with which to tell", by George Douglas, Academy
Miscellany.
    Musical Overstrain, Lancet
    The Adventages of the Conscription in France, by P. G. Hamerton, in "French and English", Macmillan's Magazine

### No. 2362. — September 28, 1889.

Contents.
* Matthew Arnold, by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, New Review
* Only a Joke, by Fabian Bland, Longman's Magazine
* Roger Bacon, by W. L. Courtney, Fortnightly Review
* The Minister of Kindrach - Part I., Murray's Magazine
* A Glimpse into a Jesuit Novitiate, by M. H. Dziewicki, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Cottager at Home, by Mary Cholmondeley, Murray's Magazine
* Emerson in Concord, Saturday Review
* The White Comyn: an Old Tragedy, Spectator
Poetry.
    Angel Heralds of the Christ, by Felicia Hemans
    Twilight, by Mary Groghegan, Chamber's Journal
    A Day in June, All The Year Round
    The Dial's Shadow, Chamber's Journal
    The Hut of the Black Swamp, by Henry Kendall, Leaves from an Australian Forest