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CONTENTS Ton MARCH :--

I. BIRDS OF PREY. A Novel. By the Author of " Lady
Andley's Secret," ,tc. Itlustrated by M. Ellen
Edwards.
Book the Third :—Heaping up Riches.
Chap. VII. Aunt Sarah,
VIII. Charlott • Prophesies Rain.
IX. Mr. Sheldon ou the Watch.
Book the Fourth :—Valentine Hawket►urst's Record.
Chap. I. The oldest Inhabitant.
IL Matthew Haygarth's nesting-place.
IT. The M3nths : March. Illustrated by Alfred Thomp-
son.

111. New Courts of Justice Designs.
Iv. My Friend's Villa. A Pale. Ay Walter Thornbury.
-V. Decline of the Drama. 1;y J. Francis nitchman.
VI. In the Wind. Illustrated by J. G. Thomson.
VII. From St. Paul's to Piccadilly.
VIII. Gustave Dore.
IX. Stone's Love Affair. By Dutton Cook.
X. A Red Indian Le rend. By Rev. 11. S. Fagan.
XI. Married for Money. Must: ate,' by F. W. Lawson.
XIL Vivisection. By Or. Sceffan.
111. Beigravian Prose Ballads.

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XIV. Circe: or, Three Acta in the Life of an Artist. By
Babington
Act the First : —nsta Volentem ducunt.
Scene' I. A Paintinz-room in Charnock-aireet.
If. la Use Royal Academy.

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