Pony-race, 183. Part the Third.
I-How Randolph and I sinned
and confessed it, and how we got
Pardon and Penance. II.-How
spiritualistic Agency was brought
in for material Purposes, 308.
Trente-et-Un; or, Two Rivals, By.
I.-The Acquaintance I made in
the Train to Baden. II.-How the
two Rivals fought for Empire. III.
-How Circe conquered, 417. How
I was tracked by Trappers; or, The
Evils that came from a Maude and a
Meerschaum, By. I.-The Acquaint-
ance I made on board the Lord
Warden. II.-How, not owing a
Centime, I was plunged into Debt.
III.-How I fell among Thieves,
521. Beatrice Boville; or, Pride
versus Pride, By. I.-Of Earls-
court's Fiancée. II. The First
Shadow. III.-How Pride Sowed
and Reaped, 641
Our Corps' Friends and Foes; or,
How Randolph trapped a Sunbeam,
and I turned a Medium. By Ouida.
Part the First. Chap. I. Our
Corps, and who composed it. II.-
How Sunshine, Pearl, and Rosebud
shot at Bulls'-eyes, and hit other
Marks, 72. Part the Second. I.-
How a Silver Bugle sounded diffe-
rent Notes, and Randolph lost a
Pony-race, 183. Part the Third.
1. How Randolph and I sinned
and confessed it, and how we got
Pardon and Penance. II. - How
spiritualistic Agency was brought
in for material Purposes, 308
Paris of To-Day, 41
Population and Trade in France. By
Frederick Marshall. No. I.-Popu-
lation, 393. No. II.-Land, 503.
No. III.-Education, 605
Fourth, 204. Part the Fifth, 330.
Part the Sixth, 496. Conclusion,
623
The Life of the Sea, and Life in the
Sea, 322
The Parting Fee (a Medical Mem. of
the last Half-Century), 302
The Present State of Literature, 215
The Science of Card-sharping, 513
Town and Country. Mingle-Mangle
by Monkshood, 404, 626
Trente-et-Un; or, Two Rivals. By
Ouida. I.-The Acquaintance I
made in the Train to Baden. II.-
How the two Rivals fought for Em-
pire. III.-How Circe conquered,
417
Trials of a Governess, 107
Waiting till my Ship comes Home.
By Mary C. F. Münster, 219
END OF THE FORTY-NINTH VOLUME.
C. WHITING, BEAUFORT HOUSE, STRAND.
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