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DR. BREWSTER'S PHIIA)SOPHICAL JOURNAL.
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On Thursday neat. June 80, will be Published,
FILACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. CII, fee July, 1825 ; being the lst No. of VoLXVIII.
CONTZWTS-1. Thomas Bewick. engraver on wood.—lL The
Campeado's Spectre floss—lll. The Catholic Question.—IV.
The Repeal of the Combination Laws.—V. Some Passages in the
Life of Cols:mei Cloud, in a Letter by the Ettrick Shepherd.—Vl.
The Man.of-War's.Man. chap. 14 and 15.—V11. Legends and
Traditions of the South of lrrlancl.—Vlll. Eastern Stories.—lX.
Dreams.—X. The Farewell. Stanzas for 51usie-7{l. The Wan-
derer to her Child.—Xll. The Subaltern. Chap, 14.15, 18, and
17.—X11 I. Hoer Hispanics. No. 11. Caldemn's Worship of the
Cross.—XlV. Knockbrae Sketches. Chap. 1 and 2—XV. Mr.
Blanco White's Evidence against the Catholics.—XV I. Analytical
Essays of the Modern English Drama, No. 3. On Babington. •
Tragedy.—XVll. Plagiarism by Mr. Thomas Eampbell.—XVl 11.
Letters of Timothy Tickler, Esq. N 0.22, to John Murray, Esq.
publisher of the Quarterly Review.
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