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"The Giant Of the Monthles.7
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The Travelsr. BY Oliver Goldsmith With Eleven ex-
An hviiaaon 10 the Geological Gardens By Gentle
with slight impeachment IN his Speech WIN ioaf
Desih Of Howard the Phianihropst By Hepworh
Dixon.
The History and Mystery OF The Gass-house
An Excellent Match or the Blessings Of lad Luck.
Anecdotes OF Wordsworth
Modern Mummies-A Visit to the To nbs Of Bordeaux.
RecOilections OF ChRnuey the Sculptor.
Sailing In the Air-Hist0ry OF AerOnautics
RecOlectiCIs Of Sir Robert Peel By DR.. Cockb1rn,
Dean OF York.
The Marriage Settlement
An Apology for Burns.
A Tae Of Shlpwreck
The Gypsy in the Thoru-Bush. From The German
The KGffr Trader. or the RecoI Of Ambition.
The Woodsream. A fragment from the German.
The Talismsn. Fairy Tale
hicheet the French Historian.
FREAKS of Nature.
Land Ho A Sketch OF Australia
The Climate Of Canada.
A Winter Vision.
A Little s,imulsnt A Temperance Tale.
Maursce Tiefnay the Soldier Of fortune. BY Charles
Lever Author Of Charles " Malsy" &c. tConanned
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NY Novel; or, Varieties in English Life. By Sir I'd
ward Balwer Lytton (ConrnuedE
Punch Birds, Balloons and boluses.
Carol for the New-Year. B, Tennyson. poetry
The Edible Birds Nests Of China.
The Passion for Collecting Books.
Bachelors Christmas.
Cnzed. By Sidney Yendys (Poetry)
Encouute with an Iceberg
The Dog and Deer Of the Army
Monthly Record Of Current Events-An Abstract and
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Literary Notices-Books OF the Month.
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