# Littell's Living Age/Volume 154
### No. 1985. — July 8, 1882.

Contents.
* Newgate: a Retrospect, by Arthur Griffiths, Fortnightly Review
* The Ladies Lindores - Part IV., by Mrs. Oliphant, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Geological Influences which have Affected British History, by Archibald Geikie, Macmillan's Magazine
* An Unpublished Diary Written by Dean Swift, by J. Churton Collins, Gentleman's Magazine
* Robin - Part X., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* Peel and Cobden, by Prof. Goldwin Smith, Nineteenth Century
* The Charm of Garibaldi, Spectator
* Garibaldi and Italy, Economist
* Eton, Saturday Review
* Baron Fisco at Home, by W. W. Story, Blackwood's Magazine
Poetry.
    The Love of the Past, Spectator
    A Day, by E. H., Athanæum
    "Girl Graduates", Punch
    De Imitatione, Academy
    Baron Fisco at Home, by W. W. Story, Blackwood's Magazine

### No. 1986. — July 15, 1882.

Contents.
* The Lights of "Maga" - Part I., Blackwood's Magazine
* The Ladies Lindores - Part V., by Mrs. Oliphant, Blackwood's Magazine
* My Spider, by W. H. T. Winter, Gentleman's Magazine
* Robin - Part XI., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* A French Assize, Cornhill Magazine
* An Attempt to Reach Merv; or, Six Weeks in Serrukhs, Temple Bar
* Oriental Patriotism, Spectator
* Poetry and Pessimism, Spectator
* "Für die Mouche", by Heine, translated from the German by Emily Pfeiffer, Academy
Poetry.
    Two Portraits, All The Year Round
    Daybreak in Paris, by Rosslyn, Temple Bar
    "Für die Mouche", by Heine, translated from the German by Emily Pfeiffer, Academy

### No. 1987. — July 22, 1882.

Contents.
* Richard Cobden, by S. Alfred Steinthal, Modern Review
* Barney's Neighbor - Part II., by C. Brinley, Sunday Magazine
* Names of Flowers, by J. A. F., Cornhill Magazine
* "Theophile", Temple Bar
* Henri Heine: a Family Portrait, by Nina H. Kennard, Contemporary Review
* Carlyle and His Wife, by H. R. Fox Bourne, Gentleman's Magazine
* Serjeant Ballantine's Experiences, Temple Bar
* The Apparent Jingoism of Ants, Spectator
* Saladin in Cairo, Saturday Review
* Life in a Parisian Studio, Pall Mall Gazette
Poetry.
    Angelo Ribello, by J. A. Symonds, Academy
    Dual Life, All The Year Round
    The Sea, Academy
Miscellany.
    The Elephant in Ceylon, Leeds Mercury

### No. 1988. — July 29, 1882.

Contents.
* Newton and Darwin, by R. A. Proctor, Contemporary Review
* Robin - Part XII., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* The Lights of "Maga" - Part II., Blackwood's Magazine
* The Marquis Jeanne Hyacinth de St. Palaye, by J. Henry Shorthouse, Macmillan's Magazine
* Æsthetic Poetry: Dante Gabriel Rossetti, by J. C. Shairp, Contemporary Review
* Some Thoughts on Browning, by Mary A. Lewis, Macmillan's Magazine
* Humors of Irish District Visiting, Chambers' Journal
* Indian Smells and Sounds, Temple Bar
* The Pilgrimage to Kevlaar, by Heine, translated from the German by Emily Pfeiffer, Contemporary Review
Poetry.
    One of these Days, by Nella Parker, Golden Hours
    A Song for Women, by A. Matheson, Macmillan's Magazine
    The Pilgrimage to Kevlaar, by Heine, translated from the German by Emily Pfeiffer, Contemporary Review

### No. 1989. — August 5, 1882.

Contents.
* Autobiographies: in the Time of the Commonwealth: Lucy Hutchinson - Alice Thornton, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Ladies Lindores - Part VI., by Mrs. Oliphant, Blackwood's Magazine
* Personal Reminiscences of General Garibaldi, by Alberto Mario, Macmillan's Magazine
* Goneril, a Story in Four Chapters, by A. Mary F. Robinson, Fraser's Magazine
* The Irish "Brogue" in Fiction: a Protest, by G. S., Month
* Contemporart Life and Thought in France, by G. Monod, Contemporary Review
* Snake-Anecdotes - Part I., Chambers' Journal
Poetry.
    The Widow to her Hourglass, by Bloomfield
    Vanished Hours, All The Year Round
    Alas, so Long!, by D. G. Rossetti

### No. 1990. — August 12, 1882.

Contents.
* The Turning-Point of the Middle Ages, by W. S. Lilly, Contemporary Review
* Robin - Part XIII., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* With the Emigrants, by J. H. Tuke, Nineteenth Century
* A Hansom Amateur, Blackwood's Magazine
* French Prisons and Convict Establishments, Cornhill Magazine
* A Deserted Garden, Cornhill Magazine
* The Crimes of Colonization, Pall Mall Gazette
* Alexandria, Saturday Review
Poetry.
    Temple and Worship, by Genevieve Irons, Good Words
    "From the Rim it Trickles Down", by M'Intyre
    Shadows, by A. Armstrong, Chambers' Journal

### No. 1991. — August 19, 1882.

Contents.
* American Society in American Fiction, Edinburgh Review
* The Ladies Lindores - Part VII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Blackwood's Magazine
* Muhammad and his Teaching, by Monier Williams, Nineteenth Century
* A Cat's-Paw - Part I., All The Year Round
* Reminiscences of a Visit to Sir John Franklin, Chambers' Journal
* George Considine, author of "The Ghost of Aldrum Hall", Argosy
* Dickens as Dramatist, Spectator
Poetry.
    Cuckoo!, by J. H. P., Chambers' Journal
    To Mary - Aged Seven Days, by Nella Parker, Golden Hours
    A Victoria Cross, by Fanny Peirson, Spectator
Miscellany.
    Local Opinion of Wordsworth, Academy

### No. 1992. — August 26, 1882.

Contents.
* North Borneo, Edinburgh Review
* Lewellin Penrose: Seaman, by Mrs. E. W. Latimer
* The Muses In Tyrol, Cornhill Magazine
* No New Things - Part I., Cornhill Magazine
* The Art of Life, Spectator
* Soliloquium Fratris Rogers Baconis, by R. H. Horne, Fraser's Magazine
Poetry.
    A Pastoral Sermon, by G. B. Stuart, Argosy
    Eventide, by Agnes M. Maconachie, Chambers' Journal
    On Mr. Davenantt, who Died att Oxford in his Maioralty a Fortnight after his Wife
    Soliloquium Fratris Rogers Baconis, by R. H. Horne, Fraser's Magazine
Miscellany.
    Grass Fired by a Meteorite

### No. 1993. — September 2, 1882.

Contents.
* Natural Scenery, Quarterly Review
* No New Things - Part II., Cornhill Magazine
* Talk and Talkers, by R. L. S., Cornhill Magazine
* The Ladies Lindores - Part VIII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Blackwood's Magazine
* Three Trips to Tartarus, by Helen Zimmern, Fraser's Magazine
* Will Stout the Parish Beadle, Chambers' Journal
* Reindeer, Spectator
* The Emancipation of Woman from the Piano, St. James's Gazette
* Urbs Roma Vale! - Part I., by J. P. M., Blackwood's Magazine
Poetry.
    The Valley of Remorse, by L. S. Bevington, Athæneum
    The Lay of the Last Vortex-Atom, by K., Nature
    The Leaf in the Book, by Anastasius Grun, translated by C. B., Temple Bar
    Urbs Roma Vale!, by J. P. M., Blackwood's Magazine
Miscellany.
    The Transport of Frozen Fish, Engeneering

### No. 1994. — September 9, 1882.

Contents.
* Literature and Science, by Matthew Arnold, Nineteenth Century
* No New Things - Part III., Cornhill Magazine
* Some Impressions of the United States - Part I., by Edward A. Freeman, Fortnightly Review
* Robin - Part XIV., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* American Society and its Critics, Spectator
* Selfishness, Spectator
* "The Burnous of the Prophet", Spectator
* Korean Ethnology, by A. H. Keane, Nature
* The Power of Accumulation in Small Sums, Economist
* Paper and Pine-Apple Fibre, Chambers' Journal
* The Foreign Trade of China, Economist
* Mountaineering in the Alps, Land and Water
* Hindoo Marriage Customs, Leeds Mercury
* Owls, Time
Poetry.
    Death and Life, by A. P. Stanley, Macmillan's Magazine
    Song of a Poor Pilgrim, by George Mac Donald, LL.D., Sunday Magazine
    A Birthday Sonnet, by N. T. B., Temple Bar
    Flora, by Henry Patmore, Spectator

### No. 1995. — September 16, 1882.

Contents.
* Charles Darwin and Evolution, Church Quarterly Review
* No New Thing - Part IV., Cornhill Magazine
* Caroline Fox, John Sterling, and John Stuart Mill, Westminster Review
* Robin - Part XV., by Mrs. Parr, author of "Adam and Eve", Temple Bar
* Reminiscence of a March, Blackwood's Magazine
* The Brethren of Deventer, by A. W. W., Cornhill Magazine
* Influence of Forests upon Streams, Kaifrarian Watchman
Poetry.
    In a Palm Grove, by Graham L. Campbell, Golden Hours
    Two Rondeaux, by Charles Dent Bell, D.D., Sunday Magazine

### No. 1996. — September 23, 1882.

Contents.
* Mrs. Fanny Kemble's Records of her Life, Quarterly Review
* The Ladies Lindores - Part IX., by Mrs. Oliphant, Blackwood's Magazine
* Snake-Anecdotes - Part II., Chambers' Journal
* A Cat's-Paw - Part II., All The Year Round
* Comets, by William Huggins, Nineteenth Century
* Cetewayo's Meditations?, Spectator
* On Reading Shakespeare Through, Spectator
* Two Italian Geographers, Saturday Review
* The Foreign Trade of the United States, Economist
* The Influence of the United States upon the Money Market, Economist
* Death not Universal, Journal of Science
* Immigration into the United States, Economist
* A Voice from the Nile, by James Thomson, Fortnightly Review
Poetry.
    La Source, by Théophile Gautier, translated from the French by G. Christie, Sunday Magazine
    Constantinople, Athæneum
    Love's Depth, by L. S. Bevington, Athæneum
    A Garden Reverie, by I. L. Cosham, Sunday Magazine
    A Voice from the Nile, by James Thomson, Fortnightly Review

### No. 1997. — September 30, 1882.

Contents.
* Medæval Hymns, Quarterly Review
* The Little Pilgrim Goes up Higher, Macmillan's Magazine
* The Palace Of Urbino, by J. A. S., Cornhill Magazine
* No New Things - Part V., Cornhill Magazine
* The Vegetarian Animalcules of the Deep Sea, Spectator
* Adventurers, Globe
Poetry.
    A Night in the Red Sea, Cornhill Magazine
    On the Shore, All The Year Round
    The Damsel of the Plain, by Theodore Watts, Athæneum
    The Summer of Life, by C. G. O'Brien, Academy