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CONTENTS.
|. Correspondence of Walpole and Mason
Quarterly ReUieto.
3. Saut Ste. Marie.-Ne,ca,k Duly 44dreriisr.
3. Newspaper Stamp Examiner.
4. Ramblc from Sydney to SouthamPton.-Spec
totor.
5. Wilson's Life of Cavendish.
g. Man Subsequent to Christianity Spectator.
I. Lamartine on the French Restoration - En-
| aminer.
y. The Session-Mr. Paxton-Diet of Frank
fort--Peace S)ciety--Haynau's Converson-Na-
pies and Rome-News of the Week.--Spectator and
Examiner.
9. American Prisoner in Hungary. Spectator.
TO- highlands Foiblcsse -'Taste." - Spectator
H. Island of Cuba.-EngliSh and american Pa
pcrs.
H. Osgood the Painter.-Day Book.
POETRY: Mothers Prayer in Illness; Triiies.
SHORT ARTICLES: A Hindoo Family; Slow and
hupiu tuulpOsltoilj lHe ROlldu IfisoHS, Cuflouh
Circumstance; Mr.. Macauay; Catlin's Exhibition;
Model Of Waterloo; Field of Marathon.
WAsnINGroN, December 81, 1915.
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