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London, England, 1832-10-31 00:00:00

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FOR NOVENIBER.
CONTENTS OF PART I.:—Fragment by Goethe—Vin-
cenzo Monti—On National Economy. No. 111 Miss Mari.
neau's Cousin Marshall," " The Preventive Check"—
Love's Idolatry—Gallery of Literary Coaractera, No. XXX.
Sir David Brewster (with a full-length Portr
Contemporar es : Lord Kenyon, Miogay, Mr Justice
Heivh—Rencontres on the Road, No. V. The Hen and
Chickens—Tt.e Colonies—Portraits of Eminent Philoso-
phers, No. 11. The Ilitquis de la Place—The Contrast
Ewan lti,Gabhar. By the Ettlick -Theoherd—The School.
Easter's Expetienee in Neweate, No. V. Crimes—A Dish
of Wholesome Proverbs—Scotia's Gathering.
CONTENTS OF PART II : —The C, l'ephot i, from „Eschy-
Ns, an entriely new Translation. by 'Thomas Medwin—
Political Feeling in the West of Scotland—Miss Edge
Worth's Tales and Novels— The Corse, a Tale—Arch-
bishop Wharelry's Secondary Punishments dissected—
ht, a Fragment. By a Modern Pythaw.rean—Z .hrab
the Hostage—Stanzas, by Percy Bysshe Shelley (tio a first
puhlished)—Landscape Illustrations of the Waverley No-
vels.—Lines and a Monotty on the Death of Sir Walter
Seotz--Wordsworth's Poetical Works—Ouit first Double
Number, and the Reason why ; Oliver Yorke and his
Correspondents
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