Legend, a, of Anvers, 274

LITERATURE:-

Amyott's Home, the, 118

Coffee as it is, and as it

ought to be, 120

Country Quarters, 247

Embroidered Banner, 248

English Grammar, 56

Etudes Poetiques, 247

Favourite Song-birds, 186,

313

Garland, the, 121

Gout; its Causes, Cure,

and Prevention, 184

Hand-book of Mesmerism,

313

History of Porchester Cas-

tle, 121

Keepsake, the, 375

Ladies' Library, 56, 247

Looker-on, the, 376

Parlour Library, 186, 375

Pawsey's Lady's Reposi-

tory, 376

Philip the Second, 55

Poems by Mrs. Abdy, 181

Portsmouth Lyrics, 375

Roman, the, 54

Sacred Musings, 314

Silwood, 53

Sir Roger de Coverley, 375

Tales of London Life, 120

Tales for my own Sex, 248

Marriage, a, for the other

World, 7

Marrying a Beauty, 85

Maurice Fauval; and what the

Revolution did for him, 65

Mission of Genius, 73

Mornings at Matlock, 102

Music, 60, 121, 187, 248

Norman Cadet, 162, 225, 289,

350

Nursery Governess, 90, 140,
202, 257, 327

OUR CONSERVATORY:-

After Crime and before

Crime, 373

Anecdote of Mendelssohn,
374

Army of Monkeys, 51

Ballad, 82

OUR CONSERVATORY:-

Chief Libraries of Europe,

246

Chinese Women and their

Feet, 51

Cinderella's Glass Slipper,

246

Curate, 180

Curious Nautical Anecdote,

246

Curious Epitaphs, 313

Electrical Houses, 373

Exhibition of Waren; or,

Divine Afflatus of the,

Hindoos, 180

Food, 118

Jenny Lind and Female

Virtue, 312

Lions, 117

Maidenhood, 117

Novel Reading, 180

Place of Sighs, 245

Provision against Ship-

wrecks, 246

Railway from England to

France, 311

Reflections on the Coli-