The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-01 00:00:00

CONTENTS .7

Our Pictures in the Census—The Turks and Christians in Albania
—Mary Queen of -cots, Miss Strickland--' in the Study of Wo-ds,
Rev. K. C. Trench—Shams and Realities—Music for Amateur Per-
formance, Ewer & Co.'s Part Songs of Mendeissohn, &c_—Reviews
and Notices—Coleridge's Notes—Jacqueline Pascal—Helen Tyrrel—

itiberis;;;; Church History—Memoirs of A ernethy --The Cross and
the Dragon—Saville House Illustrated Edition of Scott's Poems—
De Reum nt's Naples—Bruce's f tome Life in Germany—The Alain
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