# Littell's Living Age/Volume 141
### No. 1816. — April 5, 1879.

Contents.
* The Reflection of English Character in English Art, Quarterly Review
* A Doubting Heart - Part XIV., by Miss Keary, the author of "Castle Daly," "Oldbury," etc., Advance Sheets
* An American View of American Competition, by Edward Atkinson, Fortnightly Review
* A Medium of Last Century - Part II., Blackwood's Magazine
* The Fohn, Saturday Review
* Nostradamus, Pall Mall Gazette
* Trousers Pockets, Saturday Review
* Carnival at Nice, Saturday Review
Poetry.
    Amari Aliquid, by Gordon Gun, Blackwood's Magazine
    A Quiet Corner, by G. Weatherly, Cassell's Magazine
    The Two Lights, Blackwood's Magazine
    "Haiden-Roslein", by Goethe, Chamber's Journal
Miscellany.
    Exact secondary meridians of longitude in the West Indies

### No. 1817. — April 12, 1879.

Contents.
* Godwin and Shelley, Cornhill Magazine
* A Doubting Heart - Part XV., by Miss Keary, author of "Castle Daly," "Oldbury," etc., Advance Sheets
* Novelists, Blackwood's Magazine
* On the Position and Influence of Women in Ancient Greece, by James Donaldson, Contemporary Review
* The Bride's Pass - Part VIII., by Sarah Tytler, the author of "What She Came Through," "Lady Bell," etc., Advance Sheets
* Mr. Ruskin's Society, Spectator
* Professor Clifford, Examiner
Poetry.
    Horace's Ghost, by Horace, translated by H. C. M., Spectator
    The Sea's Answer, All The Year Round

### No. 1818. — April 19, 1879.

Contents.
* Walter Bagehot, Fraser's Magazine
* A Doubting Heart - Part XVI., by Miss Keary, the author of "Castle Daly," "Oldbury," etc., Advance Sheets
* The Position and Influence of Women in Ancient Athens, by James Donaldson, Contemporary Review
* The Bride's Pass - Part IX., by Sarah Tytler, the author of "What She Came Through," "Lady Bell," etc., Advance Sheets
* A Scots Bishop, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Great Unloaded, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Positivist Strike for a Liturgy, Spectator
* A Fire at Hong Kong, Pall Mall Gazette
* Charles Lamb, Macmillan's Magazine
* The French Flag, Pall Mall Gazette
Poetry.
    From my Armchair, by Henry W. Longfellow, Cambridge Tribune
    To Theocritus in Winter, by A. Lang, Macmillan's Magazine
    Fast-Day Hymn, Christian at Work
Miscellany.
    General Stoletoff's mission from Samarcand
    January's Church Missionary Intelligencer
    Sheeps as Beasts of Burden

### No. 1819. — April 26, 1879.

Contents.
* The Progress of Greece, by R. C. Jebb, Macmillan's Magazine
* Sarah de Berenger - Part I., by Jean Ingelow, Advance Sheets
* Bourbon, by W. E. Montague, Fraser's Magazine
* The Bride's Pass - Part X., by Sarah Tytler, the author of "What She Came Through," "Lady Bell," etc., Advance Sheets
* Ancient Egypt - Part II., by Reginald Stuart Poole, Contemporary Review
* The Duties of Ignorance, by C. E. S., Cornhill Magazine
* The Intellectual Status of the Aborigines of Victoria, Spectator
* The Ruin of Szegedin, Spectator
* Topiary Gardening, Gardener's Magazine
* The Haddock, Fishing Gazette
Poetry.
    An Easter Idyl, by A. B.
    Irish Song, by Alfred Perceval Graves, the author of "Songs of Killarney", Spectator
    Mortality, by J. S. D., Latin translation by H. M., Spectator

### No. 1820. — May 3, 1879.

Contents.
* On the Choice of Books, by Frederic Harrison, Fortnightly Review
* Sarah de Berenger - Part II., by Jean Ingelow, Advance Sheets
* On the Escape of Prince Louis Napoleon From the Fortress of Ham, by Joseph Orsi, Fraser's Magazine
* The Bride's Pass - Part XI., by Sarah Tytler, the author of "What She Came Through," "Lady Bell," etc., Advance Sheets
* On Sensation and the Unity of Structure of Sensiferous Organs, by Professor Huxley, Nineteenth Century
* A Cremation in China, by Herbert A. Giles, Cornhill Magazine
* Tent-Life in Palestine, Chambers' Journal
* Critics and Authors, Saturday Review
Poetry.
    Chamouni and Rydal, by J. Truman, Macmillan's Magazine
    De Profundis, by F. W. B., Spectator

### No. 1821. — May 10, 1879.

Contents.
* Cobbett, Cornhill Magazine
* The Bride's Pass - Part XII., by Sarah Tytler, the author of "What She Came Through," "Lady Bell," etc., Advance Sheets
* Biography, Travel, and Sport, Blackwood's Magazine
* Sarah de Berenger - Part III., by Jean Ingelow, Advance Sheets
* Residual Phenomena, by Matthew Moncrieff Pattison Muir, Fraser's Magazine
* Science and Faith, Spectator
* Uphill Work, Saturday Review
* Sir A. Panizzi, Spectator
Poetry.
    In Memoriam, by F. H. Doyle, Cornhill Magazine
    Thanksgiving, by W. C. Bennett, Sunday Magazine
Miscellany.
    Indus Valley State Railway, Academy

### No. 1822. — May 17, 1879.

Contents.
* Memoirs and Charters of the Lennox, Edinburgh Review
* Sarah de Berenger - Part IV., by Jean Ingelow, Advance Sheets
* Count Leo Tolstoy's Novels, by W. R. S. Ralston, Nineteenth Century
* Jerome Bongrand's Heresy. A Tale About Priests, Cornhill Magazine
* Burma, by Albert Fytche, Fortnightly Review
* The American Ideal of Character, Spectator
* Historical Casuistry, Saturday Review
* Earth-born Meteorites, Spectator
* The Umbrella Bird, Hatters' Gazette
* Dedicatory Poem to the Princess Alice, by Alfred Tennyson, Nineteenth Century
* The Defence of Lucknow, by Alfred Tennyson, Nineteenth Century
Poetry.
    Lore-Lei, by Heine, translated by Kate Brownlee Sherwood
    Secret Love, by Heine, translated by Kate Brownlee Sherwood
    A Cynic, by Ethel Taine, Irish Monthly
    Rose or Thorn, by Robert Wilson, Good Words
    Spring, by E. W. Howson, Spectator
    Dedicatory Poem to the Princess Alice, by Alfred Tennyson, Nineteenth Century
    The Defence of Lucknow, by Alfred Tennyson, Nineteenth Century
Miscellany.
    Transits of Mercury

### No. 1823. — May 24, 1879.

Contents.
* William Cobbett, Edinburgh Review
* Sarah de Berenger - Part V., by Jean Ingelow, Advance Sheets
* Mauritius, by W. E. Montague, Fraser's Magazine
* The Distracted Young Preacher - Part I., by Thomas Hardy, New Quarterly Review
* Through the Ages: a Legend of a Stone Axe, New Quarterly Review
Poetry.
    John A. Dix, by M. E. W. S., Evening Post
    "Flow on, Flow on, Old Ocean's Daughters", by Rev. Isaac Williams
    The Vine, by Burbidge
    "Yet let me Keep the Old Observances", by Rev. R. S. Hawker
    Through the Ages: a Legend of a Stone Axe, New Quarterly Review

### No. 1824. — May 31, 1879.

Contents.
* South Africa, Edinburgh Review
* The Distracted Young Preacher - Part II., by Thomas Hardy, New Quarterly Review
* Two Impostors of the Eighteenth Century, by H. G. H., Cornhill Magazine
* The Romance of Mistress Frances Kendrik of Calcot House - Part I., by Katharine S. MacQuoid, the author of "Patty", Advance Sheets
* John Aikin, M.D., by Mrs. Herbert Martin, Fraser's Magazine
* The Melancholy of the Educated English, Spectator
* The Evolution of Games, Saturday Review
* Republican Intolerance in France, Spectator
Poetry.
    Pater Vester Pascit Illa, by Rev. R. S. Hawker
    Little Elsie, by J. H., Chamber's Journal
    After Dusk, by William Sharp, Good Words
    "O Time, Dull Time, go Faster", by Burbidge
    "Ah me! the Mallows, Dead in the Garden Drear", translated from the Greek of Moschos

### No. 1825. — June 7, 1879.

Contents.
* Probability as the Guide of Conduct, by Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Nineteenth Century
* The Distracted Young Preacher - Part III., by Thomas Hardy, New Quarterly Review
* The Pathans of the North-West Frontier of India, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Romance of Mistress Frances Kendrik of Calcot House - Part II., by Katharine S. MacQuoid, the author of "Patty", Advance Sheets
* The Cultivation of the Imagination, by Rt. Hon. Geo. J. Goschen, M.P., address delivered at the Liverpool Institute
* The Expedition of Philip II. to England, by Ducie, Fortnightly Review
* Hard Up, Saturday Review
Poetry.
    On the Water, by Emanuel Geibel, translated from German by W. P. A.
    Daisies, All The Year Round
    On Hearing a Lark in January, by J. A. P., Good Words
    The Secret of the Waves, translated from German by W. P. A., Kladderadatsch
Miscellany.
    Air-Flushing, Sanitary Record

### No. 1826. — June 14, 1879.

Contents.
* Origen and the Beginnings of Christian Philosophy - Part I., by Brooke F. Westcott, Contemporary Review
* Sarah de Berenger - Part VI., by Jean Ingelow, Advance Sheets
* William Kingdon Clifford, by Frederick Pollock, Fortnightly Review
* The Romance of Mistress Frances Kendrik of Calcot House - Part III., by Katharine S. MacQuoid, the author of "Patty", Advance Sheets
* Contemporary Life and Thought in France, by G. Monod, Contemporary Review
* On Chinese Fans, by Herbert A. Goles, Fraser's Magazine
* Zulu Orthography, Natal Colonist
Poetry.
    The Cloud, All The Year Round
    Spring's Gifts, by Alex H. Japp, Belgravia
    The Maid and the Leaf, All The Year Round
Miscellany.
    The Electrical Light for Surgical Operations
    A Hymn from the Rig-Veda, translated by Professor Max Müller

### No. 1827. — June 21, 1879.

Contents.
* The Secret Correspondence of Louis XV., Quarterly Review
* A Doubting Heart - Part XVII., by Miss Keary, the author of "Castle Daly," "Oldbury," etc., Advance Sheets
* Mrs. Craven and her Work, by M. C. Bishop, Nineteenth Century
* Edwin and Angelina. A True Story, Argosy
* Jannina - Greek or Turkish?, by George A. Macmillan, Macmillan's Magazine
* Truth of Intercourse, by R. L. S., Cornhill Magazine
* The Necessity of Appointing a Financial Viceroy of India, Economist
Poetry.
    Immortality, by Lydia M. Favor, magazine
    The Peoples, All The Year Round
    Song, by E. G., Transcript
Miscellany.
    The Union Jack, Little Folks

### No. 1828. — June 28, 1879.

Contents.
* Heroines of Spenser, by Edward Dowden, Cornhill Magazine
* Old Joquelin's Bequest: a Tale about Women, Cornhill Magazine
* A Few Words on Mr. Freeman, by J. A. Froude, Nineteenth Century
* A Visit to the New Zealand Geysers, by Robert Clement Sconce Bunbury, Fraser's Magazine
* The New Credulity, Spectator
* The Dark Side of a Bright Picture, by C. S., Fraser's Magazine
Poetry.
    An Invitation to the Sledge, by J. A. Symons, Cornhill Magazine
    You'll Never Guess, Good Words
    Sweet Violets, by J. C. H., Chamber's Journal
Miscellany.
    England Fifty Years Ago, All The Year Round