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b—lrish Church Commission, and the Coronation Oath. IL
—Scenes from the Life of Edward Lascelles, Gent. chapter V.
Cabo Tormentoso. lll.—Hardiman's Irish Minstrelsy.—No. 11.
IV.—The Rival Popes. V.—Consolation. Vl.—Poetry, and the
Decline of Poetical Genius. Vll.—Letters from Spain—No. 111.
An Execution. Vlll.—Curiosity. I X.—Review—Napier's Pe-
ninsular War. X.—Adventures in South America —No. 111. The
Prize. XI.—An Address to the Protestants of England, on the
Measures in progress respecting the Irish Church. Xll.—The
Crisis. XIIL —Twenty-two Illustrations of Humbug. XIV.—
The Goldsmith. An Indian Story. XX.—Anthony Poplar's
Note-Book.
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