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COLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY
MAGAZINE.
EditedHARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq.
Contents for APRIL. No. CCCLII.
T. The Bitter Gourd. By Le.gh Bunt.
11. Musings in my Study. By Horace Smith.
111. Turkey and its Destiny.
IV. Dirge for an Infant. By Mrs. Ac!on Tindal.
V. ♦ Dritt-log on the Mississippi. ry Zebedee Hickory.
VI. A Middle-age Festival at 'Nantes.
VII. The Spirit of Change in Southern Europe. By James Henry
Skene.
VIII. Literature and the Exhibition of Nil. By Byng Hall, Esq.
IX. April. By J. k: Carpenter. •
X. !tester Somerset. Zy Nicholas Michell.
XI. The Early Literature of Spain.
XII. Soapey Sponge's Sporting Tour.
Chap. MI. lir. liragg's Kennel Management.—Chttp. 40. Mr.
fuffington's Domestic Arrangements.—Chap. 41. A Day
with Mr. Puftington's Hounds.
X 1 I. French Conspirators.
XIV. Ilabituo's Note Book. By Charles llervey.
XV. Her Majesty's Theatre,
XVI. Literature of the Mot.th.
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