..

Athens, A Week in, 1.

Banshee of Macshanes, The, 76.

Burmah and the Burmese, 584.

Chesterfield, Lord, 52.

Connaught Circuit, History of, Chap. IX. 87.
Chap. X., 182.

Chap. XI. (conclusion), 437.

Drolleries of Gotham, The, 488.
Druidism, 513.

Dublin University Choral Society, The, 257.
Early Institutions of Ireland, 129.
Early Poetry of Provence, The, 307.
Edgar Allan Poe's Works, 296.

El Matarife: A Tale of the Carlist War and
of the Basque Country, 570, 665.
European Turkey, Its Inhabitants, and their

Rulers, 641.

Gertrude de Chanzane, 21, 202.

Gleanings from Basque Literature, 732.
Humanitarianism, 509.

Little Red Box, The, 543.

LITERARY NOTICES.-Contributions to Na-

tural History, &c., 119; Glimpses of the

Supernatural, 122; The Bride and the

Household, 244; Lady Blanche, and

other Poems, 244; Archaic Classics, 244;

The Modern Revolution;" Prooemium,

Pilgrim Memories, or Travel and Discus-

sion in the Birth Countries of Christianity,

with the late Thomas Henry Buckle, 245;

Queen Mary, 251; Travel Bacon and

seine Nachfolger, 377; Baby Died To-day,

and other Poems, 382; A Looking-Glass

for Landlords, 384; Scripture Names and
their Relation to Ancient History, 499;

Cambridge Sermons preached before the

University, 500; Cosmo de' Medici: an
Historical Tragedy, and other Poems,
504; Poems and Translations, 507; The
Recent Origin of Man as Illustrated by
Geology and the Modern Science of Pre-
Historic Archæology; King Saul: An
English Poem on the Sacred Subject ap-
pointed for 1875 by the Unviersity of
Oxford, 633; The Two Angels, and other
Poems, 747; Men of Mark in British
Church History, 751; An Introduction
to the Study of Early English History,
753; The Prose Works of William Words-
worth, 756; Shakespeare's Hermeneutics,
or the Still Lion, being an essay towards
the Restoration of Shakespeare's Text,
760.

LONDON HERMIT.-Essays and Sketches by-
On Love in Fiction, 112; The Physiology
of "Penny Awfuls," 364; A Sketch in
Pen and Ink, 495; A Stroll with Wombat,

623; A Monument to Byron, 727.

Love and Duty, 449.

Marco Polo, 67.

Notes on the Temple, London, 652, 711.

On Discontents and Remedies, 590.

Ophidians, 697.

"Our Portrait Gallery," Second Series:-

No. XVIII., ol. the Right Hon.

Thomas Edward Taylor, M.P., 14.