458.—Professor Hows, 458.—Mr. Redfield's Publications, 458.—Rev. William W. Lord's New Poem, 450.
| Battle of the Churches in England, |
327 |
| Ballad of Jessie Carol.—By Alice Carey, |
230 |
| Barry Cornwall's Last Song, |
392 |
| Bereaved Mother, To a.—By Hermann, |
476 |
| Biographies, Memoirs, &c., |
425 |
| Black Pocket-Book, The, |
89 |
| Bombay, A View of.—By Peter Leicester, |
130 |
| Boswell, The Killing of Sir Alexander, |
329 |
| Brontë and her Sisters, Sketches of Miss, |
315 |
| Burke, Edmund, His Residences and Grave.—By Mrs. S.C. Hall. (Illustrated.) |
145 |
| Bunjaras, The, |
377 |
| Burlesques and Parodies, |
426 |
| Byron, Scott, and Carlyle, Goethe's Opinions of, |
461 |
| Camille Desmoulins, |
326 |
| Carey, Henry C.—By Rufus W. Griswold, |
402 |
| Castle in the Air, The.—By R.H. Stoddard, |
474 |
| Chatterton, Thomas. (Illustrated.) |
289 |
| Classical Novels, |
161 |
| Count Monte-Leone. Book Second, |
45 |
| Count Monte-Leone. Book Third, |
216 |
| Count Monte-Leone. Book Third, concluded, |
349 |
| Count Monte-Leone. Book Fourth, |
495 |
| Cow-Tree of South America, The, |
128 |
| Correspondence, Original: A Letter from Paris, |
170 |
| Cyprus and the Life Led There, |
216 |
| Davis on the Half Century: Etherization, |
317 |
| Dacier, Madame, |
332 |
| Dante.—By Walter Savage Landor, |
421 |
| Death, Phenomena of, |
425 |
| Deaths, Recent.—Hon. Samuel Young, 140.—Robinson, the Caricaturist, 140.—The Duke of Palmella, 142.—Carl Rottmann, 142.—The Marquis de Trans, 142.—Ch. Schorn, 142.—Hon. Richard M. Johnson, 142.—Wm. Blacker, 142.—Mrs. Martin Bell, 142.—Signor Baptistide, 142.—Gen. Chastel, 142.—Dr. Medicus, and others, 142.—Rev. Dr. Dwight, 195.—Count Brandenburgh, 196.—Lord Nugent, 196.—M. Fragonard, 196.—M. Droz, 197.—Professor Schorn, 197.—Gustave Schwab, 197.—Francis Xavier Michael Tomie, 427.—Governors Bell and Plumer, 427.—Birch, the Painter, 427.—Professor Sverdrup, W. Seguin, Mrs. Ogilvy, 427.—W. Howison, 428.—H. Royer-Collard, 428.—Col. Williams, 428.—William Sturgeon, 428.—J.B. Anthony, 428.—Mr. Osbaldiston, 428.—Professor Mau, 428.—Madame Junot, Mrs. Wallack, &c., 428.—Herman Kriege, 429.—Madame Schmalz, 429.—George Spence, 429.—General Lumley, 429.—Robert Roscoe, 429.—Richie, the Sculptor, 429.—Martin d'Auch, 429.—Rev. Walter Colton, 568.—Major d'Avezac, 569.—M. Asser, 569.—M. Lapie, 569.—Professor Link, 569.—General St. Martin, 570.—Frederick Bastiat, 570.—Benjamin W. Crowninshield, 571.—Professor Anstey, 571.—Donald McKenzie, 572.—Horace Everett, LL.D., 572.—James Harfield, 572.—Wm. Wilson, 572.—Professor James Wallace, 572.—Joshua Milne, 572.—General Bem, 573.—T.S. Davies, F.R.S., 573.—H.C. Schumacher, 573.—W.H. Maxwell, 573.—Alexander McDonald, 573. |
| Dickens, To Charles.—By Walter Savage Landor, |
75 |
| Drive Round our Neighborhood, in 1850, A.—By Miss Milford, |
270 |
| Duty.—By Alfred B. Street, |
332 |
| Duchess, A Peasant, |
169 |
| Edward Layton's Reward.—By Mrs. S.C. Hall, |
201 |
| Editorial Visit, An, |
421 |
| Egypt under the Pharaohs.—By John Kinrick, |
322 |
| Encouragement of Literature by Governments, |
160 |
| Exclusion of Love from the Greek Drama, |
123 |
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