The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-30 00:00:00

Edited by E. L. BULWER, FAri.
CONTENTS.
1. The Parliamentary Recess.
2. The West India Question.
3. Continuation of the Indicator, by Leigh Hunt.
4. May, a Poem, by the same Writer.
5. Hereditary Honours ; a Tale.
6. Asmodeus at Large.
7. Lord Mulgrave's "Contrast."
8. The Utilitarians.
9. Retrospective Criticism.
10. Translations from Goethe, by Mrs. Hemane.
11. The Earthquake ; a Narrative, by Junius Redivivu,.
12. Phrenulogy, by Dr. Uwins.
13. Monthly Commentary on Men and Things.
14. The L►on's Mouth, and the usual varieties in Art, Science,
Criticism, Biography, &c. &c.
Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington-
Street.

This day was published,
TAIT'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,

No. H, for MAY, 1832.
CONTENTS The Second Reading-2. The World
7f 141301(8-3. S ,ng of the Rhenish Provinces-4. The
, Peasantry-5 Wheeslat !-6. The Sub-Lieutenant
in Ital
Y--to the—Tri.colour-7. Une and Abuse of Political
Terms--8 Slavonian Poetry-9. Scottish B allad, by W
Moth rwell, Esq —lO. A Soldier's Tale, by John Mal-
colm,
Esq —ll. Present State of Scottish Lairds and
their Tenants 12. Female Letter-writers-13. EIKON
pAsILIKE; or, the Portraicture of his late Sacred Ma-
Jesty-14. Political State of the Three Northern Eoghsh
Counties-15. The Philosophy of Shaking Hands-
-16. Non-Proposals ; or, Doubts Resolved-17. Scottish
Yeomanry—18. Keep Him Down-19. Incidence of
Tithes-20. British Writers on America-21. Scutland
Taxed because of Church-of-Englandism-22. On a
Sharp Debate in a certain Noble House-23. Irish Me.
lodies, Numbers I. and 11., New Series-24. Monthly
Register.

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THE BRITISH MAG AZINE,
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CONTAINS :—Original Papers :-1. On the Present
State of Dissent-2. On the Comparative Importance of
the Sermon and the Prayers— 3. Matthew Thornlike (ron-
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St. Alban's Abbey, with an Engraving of the North Front
of the Abbey Church, from Hawkstnoor the Architect's
Plate, in 1721-6. Sacred Poet. y-7. Correspondence :
Observance of the Sabbath—Revival of the Convoca,ion—
On Letting Land to the Poor-8. Reviews :—Burton's
Sermons—Montgomery's Oxford—Biblical Cabinet.—
Gleig's Sermon—Girdlestone's New Testament-9. R.--
ports of Societies-10. Important Trials-11. Important
Documents :—New Vestry Act—National Society—Beer
Shops—Memorial of the Church Missionary Society for
more Bishops in India—Horne Missionary -Society-I'2.
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