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THE NRW MONTHLY iJAGAZINE and LITE
BABY JOURNAL for March 1, comprising, I. Continu-
ation of Mr. Campbell's Lectures, containing a Sketch of the
Manners of the Athenian..-11. The Thompson Papers. No. I, a
Series of Correspondence exhibiting various views of various per-
sons, matters and things in February...--111. Court Day.-IV. Irish
Poets, No. 2, Sir Ignatius Slattery.—V. The small Tour, or un-
sentimental Journey.—Vl. Insurance and Asaurance.—Vll. Old
Pages and Old Times.—Vlll. The Spanish Student, an adven-
ture at Padua.—lX. Nourel Almanac des Gourmands.—X. The
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N 0.2. The Star of Pomeroy.—Xlll. A Parting Address to London.
—XIV. Speculations on Stearn..—XV. betters from the East,
No. 13, Jerusalem.—XVl. Lines written at Midnight.--XVI I.
Tho Suliote Mother.—XVlll. Verses to an Elm Tree—XlX.
The Mourner.—XX. The Horseman's Somg, from Korner—
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Flower.—XXllL Sonnet, The Vision—XXlV. The Matrimonial
Squabble—XX V. Epigram.—XXV I. Review of New Publics.
tithe : Journal of Madame Campan's Conversations. Memoirsof
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the Irish Highlands. Captain Cochrane 's Colombia. Count
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Actual State of the Mexican Mines. Spirit of the Age, or Con-
temporary Portraits. The Bar, etc. &c.—XXVII. Review of
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