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THE

NEW MONTHLY

BELLE ASSEMBLÉE;

A MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE AND FASHION,

UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT.

VOL. XXX.

JANUARY TO JUNE, 1849.

TOTIEC

LONDON:

PUBLISHED AT 24, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND.

LONDON: PRINTED BY JOSEPH ROGERSON,

24, NORFOLK-STREET, STRAND.

INDEX TO THE THIRTIETH VOLUME.

NOVELS, ROMANCES, TALES, &c.

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Amusements of the Month, 56, Love and Loyalty, 223

Fear of Death, 245 117, 184, 249, 313, 376 Letters from Italy, 257, 321

Folly of War, 246 Asylum for Invalid Gentlewo- Literary Extracts from the Immoral Novels, 245

men during Temporary Ill- Journal of an Antiquary, 243 Judge Jeffreys, 114

ness, 123
Aunt Bridget's Story, 13
LITERATURE :-

Our Earth, 50
Armand ; or, the Peer and

Pianos, 51
Beauty everywhere, 105

Case of Mr. Barber, 373

Power of Genius, 305 “ Beleeve as you Lyste,” 215

Consumption, 116

Pulpit Oratory, 115
Drawing-room Table-book,

Science and Superstition, 54

181 Chateau de Beaumais, 166

Family Economist, 117

Sonnets, 245, 306 Clairvoyance, extraordinary In

Haunted Man and the

State of the Clergy, 306 stance of, 108 Colonel de Surville, 207, 271,

Ghost's Bargain, 116

The Appellation of Caffer,

50 History of Pendennis, 248 326

House for Shakspeare, 55

Very Ordinary People, 372 Cookery Schools, 121, 177, 240,

John Jones's Tales, 247

Usefulness, 181 307, 370 Correspondents, Notices to, 64,

Knitting Book, 55

Walpole's Duke of New128, 192, 256, 320, 364 Literary Gleanings, 247

castle, 55 the Peasant, 247

Widows and Widowers in Description of the Plates, 63,

Parlour Library, 52, 182,

Caffraria, 51 247, 309, 311

Woman, 372 127, 191, 255, 319, 383

Pippie's Warning, 54 Episode, an, of the “

The Keepsake, 53

Pillar, the, of the Church, 300 Reign of Terror," 284

Viking, the, 312

Reminiscences of a Shipwreck, Word in Season, 247

110 Fashions for January, 60

Reputation, 111
Macaulay's History of England, Reminiscences of Folkstone, 351
February, 124

88, 161, 229, 292, 355
March, 188

Mistaking the Person, 22
April, 253

Stray Thoughts on L. E. L., 74
May, 317

Money-changer, the, of Frank-
June, 381
fort, 129, 193, 262, 343

Tales of the Passions and Sen-
Fine Arts, 120, 187
Mysterious Mission, 16

timents :Musings of a Student, 40, 143

No. I., The Two Pictures, Hearthstones, Milestones, and Music, 55, 120, 187, 252, 316,

79 380

No. II., The Wife and Gravestones, 48

Mother, 171
Heir, the, 32, 93
Helen's Trial, 202

Opera, the, and the Church- No. III., The Wife of a Happy Union, 303 yard, 280

Pseudo Genius, 335

Two Uncles, the, 29 Our CONSERVATORY :-Inconvenient Acquaintance, the, A Brown Stone, 115 Valentines, a few Remarks on, 364

Catching a Tartar, 50

112

Exhibition of Instinct, 115 Virgin, the, of Van Dyck, 236 Lament, a, and a Lesson, 267 Fact and Fiction, 50 Virtue, 350 Legacy Hunters, 1, 65, 153 Faculties in Children, 181 Visits to Artists, 298

POETRY.

grey, 270

Adelmar, 28

In the Shadow of Green Boughs, Scorn not the Poet's wildest
Alone, 261

304

Lay, 49
Angels, 87

Sonnets, 12, 92, 109, 179, 242
Ariette for Music, 47
Last Appeal, the, 299

Song of an Indian Woman in
Art thou happy now, 49

Lieut. Edwardes' Address to California to the Gold-seekers,
Autumn and Spring, 160

his Troop, 206

342
Life's April, 279

Song of Spring, 260
Banks of the Trent, 142 Lights and Shades, 78

Songs, 176, 205, 325
Birth of Spring, 305

Lines addressed to Mrs. Mowatt, Spring and its Return, 91
Blind Girl to her Brother, 363 354

Spring Morning, a, 372
Broken Heart, the, 78, 200 Lines to my Infant Daughter, Stanzas, 77, 114, 152

244

Story, a, in Verse, 9, 100, 218,
Chastening, the, 73
Lines, 214, 246

287
Character, a, and the Common Love of the Flower-spirits, 235 Sweet Fairlight Glen, 279
Lot, 369

Sympathy, 239
Charade, 334

Maniac's Story, a, 46
Child's Inquiry, a, 334 Memory of the Dead, 160
Chloe's Eye, 49
Minstrel, the, to his Lyre, 31

Take back the Wreath, 21
Consolation, 170
Minstrel, the, old and

Thirton Hall, 341
Communings with Nature, 140 Musings on Longfellow's “ Hy- Time of the budding leaf, 261

Thought, a, 291
Cry, a, to the Wintry Winds, 21 perion,” 47
Morn, the, of May, 291

To-day and to-morrow, 21
“ Deare Childe," 152
Mother's Farewell, the, 201

To Keats, 205

To Louisa Bassano, 180
Departed Heroes, 222
Dog's Valentine, a, 179

To Mary, 228
Netley Abbey, 304

To Mrs. Mowatt, 235
Dying Speech of an old Philo- Novice, the, 30

Το

--, 165
sopher, 266

0
thou wilt remember me, Treasures of the Earth, 201

To the Ocean, 261

say
Eve, the, of the Noviciate, 287 270

Tree of Life, 92
Our Summer Dream of Hap-
Flowers, 73

piness, 49
Flower-wreaths, 200

Vision, a, of Jerusalem, 39
Forest Musings, 180

Pæan, a, for “Merrie England,”
Friend's Influence, a, 165

72

Unknown Friend, the, 324
From the English of Thomas Paraphrase, a, 270
Moore, 44

Places, 363
Poet Child, the, 354

Worldly Morality, 12
Glimpse, a, of the Nightside of Poet, the, and his Lute, 222 Welcome to the Weary, 20
Nature, 227
Poet's Prayer, the, 227

Welcome, a, to Christmas, 45
Greek Captive's Lament, 151 Poet's last Resource, a, 350 Widow, the, to her dead Son,
Portrait, a, 279

107
Hope, 206

Words and Looks, 142
Raising, the, of Jairus's Daugh- “White-handed Hope,” 291
In the Shadow near the Dead,

ter, 45

White Cliffs of Albion, 297
45

Remembered Faces, 266 Where I would wish to rest,
I saw him first, 283
Remembrance, 354

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