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Our New Volume -

NOTES:-

Suffragan Bishops, by Mackenzie Wal-

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Etymologies, by Thomas Keightley

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Duke the Poet, by Rev. Dr. Maitland -

Forged Roman Waxen Tablets," by

Sir F. Madden

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Recent Poetry.

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ILLUSTRATIONS OF MACAULAY :- Jack

Ketch Prince of Orange

Marriot the Great Eater, by Peter Cun-

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The Lass of Richmond Hill

"Grenville Papers: " George III.'s

Letter to Lord Temple, Correction of

MINOR NOTES: Papering Rooms-

Cock-fighting, its Origin Epitaph

on a Bell-ringer - The New Era: a

Prophecy Old Notice of "Seven

Dials,"

"London-Flambeaux-

QUERIES:-

Shakspeare and Barnfield, by J. Payne

Collier

MINOR QUERIES:-Monson Township

in Massachusetts -Germination of

Seeds long buried Allow Butler

Possessions in Wiltshire, Bedfordshire,

and Essex-Corsican Brothers: Ni-

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Thomas Hood, M.D.-Lawn Billiards

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Edinburgh Plays "Present for an

Apprentice ""The Peers, a Satire "

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