A Martyr to Matrimony, 317.

A Picture of Spanish Manners, 568.
August in the Mountains, 396.
Aunt Patty's Pattens, 385.

Blackburne, E. Owens, A Martyr to Matrimony, 317.

Boccaccio's Decameron, Tales from, 526.
Brindisi to Cairo, 371.

Buried Poets, by the Lancashire Witch :-
No. I., Arthur Murphy, 521.
No. II., John Skelton, 640.
Burke, Oliver J., History of the Chief
Justices of Ireland, 481, 579.

Carmencita's Fortune, A Picture of Spanish
Manners, 568.

Caxton, William, 545, 726.

Chief Justices of Ireland, by O. J. Burke, 481, 579.

Conceit, 343.

Curtis, E. J., Shadow on the Wall, Part II., 46.

Death and Immortality, 645.
Decameron, Boccaccio's, Tales from, 526.
Destiny of Humanity, by Lady Wilde, 627.

Early Printers, William Caxton, Part I., 545, 726.

Fashion in Fiction, 427.

Folk Lore of the County Donegal, 241. Folk Lore of Ulster, 747.

French Political Journalism, 289.

Gerald Griffin, 534.

Gossip from Egypt, 507.

Greek Art, Some Remains of, 612.

Holly and Ivy, By William Digby Seymour, Q.C., 270.

How our Polly was won, 741.

In the Midnight, by Lady Wylde, 44.
Irish Star Chamber, 222.

Jesus, The Order of, 320.
Joan of Arc, 417.

Knighton, W., Pompeii, 106; The Sports

men of Ancient Greece and Italy, 231; From Brindisi to Cairo, 371; Gossip from Egypt, 507; The Treasures of Egypt, 591.

Lays of the Saintly :

No. XIII., St. Januarius, 25.

No. XIV., St. Catherine of Sienna, 355. No. XV., The Voyage of St. Brandon, 471.

No. XVI., St. Gregory the Great, 709. Leaves from My Note-Book, by an ex-Officer of the Royal Irish Constabulary, 621. Legend of Lough Beg, 555. LITERARY NOTICES.-Goethe: Ausgewählte Prosa. 147; The Poetical Works of Ebenezer Elliott, 148; A Visit to German Schools: Notes of a Professional Tour, with Discussions of the General Principles and Practice of Kindergarten and other schemes of Elementary Education, 153; Roman Catholicism, Old and New, from the Standpoint of the Infallibility Doctrine, 155; Boudoir Ballads, 157; The Midland Railway: its Rise and Progress. A Narrative of Modern Enterprise, 158; The Vatican and St. James's; or, England independent of Rome. Letter addressed to the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, M.P.-A Ramble with the Cardinal: or, Flowers of History from Wendover. Remarks on an Article by Cardinal Manning in the Contemporary Review, December, 1875, entitled The Pope and Magna Charta.-The Roman Pontiffs, Popes, or Bishops of Rome, and their Times. With notice of Contemporary Events connected with English History, 158; The Home of Bethany its Joys, its, Sorrows, and its Divine Guest, 160; Charles Kingsley, his Letters and Memories of his Life, 271; Current Coin, 276; The Huguenots, their Settlements, Churches, and Industries in England and Ireland, 279; Laurella, and other Poems,

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-The Servant of Jeho עֶבֶד יְהוָה ; 282

vah: a Commentary, Grammatical and Critical, upon Isaiah lii. 13-liii. 12, 284; Annus Amoris, 286; Forty Years Since; or, Italy and Rome: a Sketch, 287; The History of the Struggle for Parliamentary Government in England, 397; Fridthjof's Saga: a Norse Romance,