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Con Trims : —I. The Fisherman's Budget; No. 1.-11.
Song —III. The Steam-Boat Nu. 4. Vayage Second. Tales,
Deucalion of Kealucky. isle 8, Jaws Hills. and lbe
Young Woman.—lV. Bacchus, ur the Pirates. Homer,
Hymn 5.—V. Letter from Christophe, King of Hayti.—Vl.
The Maniac's Plaiut.—Vll. Rural Seclusion.—Vlll. The
Spring Morning's Walk.—lX. The Cut in the Gleis.—X.
The Sommer Night's Boverie.—Xl. On the Alleged Decline
of Dramatic Writing.—Xl I. Mediocrity.—Xl 11. Italia.
Sosioeltu.—XlV. Captain Parry's Voyage.—XV. Oa the
C 6,011401 Library.—XVl. Ailveutore in H .—XVII.
On Hakes ill's A pulogy.—X VIII. Sketches of Scottish Cho-
sorter; No. 7. • Harvest Hume."—XlX. The Voyage, sod
Travels of Colonshms Seeendus —XX. The
Coroustion.—XXll. The British Gallery..—XXlll. The
Glove.—XXlV. The Leg of Mottos School of Poetry;
Nu. I.—XXV. Works Preparing for Pabliealloa.—XXVl.
Monthly List of New Publicatious.—XXVll. Monthly Re-
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R July, 1821, contains the following original articles :
1. Warwick Castle.
2. Oa Gray'a Opinion of Collins, with a Sonnet from
Commie&
3. Sonnet on Milton visiting Galileo.
4. The Heroes of Naples, a Ballad.
5. Traditional Literature, Nu. VII.; the Death of Wal-
ter Selby.
6. Mockery End, in Hertfordshire, by Elia.
7. Sketches on the Road, Nu. 11.
8. Ruilomontades Kopagnolca.
9. Thoughts and Images, • Poem, by Mr. Montgomery.
10. On the Songs of the People of Gothic or Teutonic
Race.
11. Alphabet Studies, and Chinese Insitalioes.
12. Fugitive Literature, with Ballads.
13. Hamilton's Garden of Florence.
14. Sketch of the Progress of Vocal Science is England,
No. 111. Mr. anthem.
15. Exhibition of the Royal Academy.
lft. Ballad, by John Clare.
17. Letters front Edinburgh, Nu. 111.
18. The Drama.
19. To Hope, a Poem.
20. Lamb's Translation of Catullus.
21. Report of Music.
22. Literary and Scientific Intelligence; Abstract of
Foreign and Domestic lotelligenee ; Agriculitital and Com-
mercial Reports; with the usual Lista of Books preparing
fur Publication and published, Tables, &c.
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