LITERARY NOTICES:-

INDEX.

Longfellow's Hanging of the Crane, 120-Vers de Société, 121-Taine's Tour through the Pyrenees, 121-Mrs.
Hawthorne's Notes in England and Italy, 121-The Little Folks' Picture Gallery, 122-Rhymes and Jingles, 122
-What Might have been Expected, 122-History of the Conflict between Religion and Science, 247-Echoes of
the Foot-Hills, 248-The Art Journal, 249-Lectures on Dress-Reform, 249-Winter Homes for Invalids, 250-Per-
sonal Reminiscences of Barham, Harness, and Hodder, 250-The Communistic Societies of the United States, 378
-Parnassus, 379-Religion as Affected by Modern Materialism, 379-Hoppin's On the Nile, 380-The Greville
Memoirs, 380-Young Folks' History of the United States, 503-Mistress Judith, 504-Lewis's History of Germany,
504-Personal Reminiscences by Moore and Jerdan, 505-Reasonable Elocution, 505-The Maintenance of Health,
631-The Natural History of Man, 632-The Science of Music, 632-The French Revolution and First Empire,
632-Morris's Primer of English Grammar, 633-Castle Nowhere: Lake Country Sketches, 633-Saxon Studies,
633-A Short History of the English People, 763-Idothea, 764-English Portraits, 764-Harry Blount, 765-How
to Make a Living, 765.

LIVINGSTONE'S LAST JOURNALS..

LONGFELLOW, HENRY W.

LOWELL'S POEMS..

LYELL, SIR CHARLES

MAINE'S EARLY HISTORY OF INSTITUTIONS.

MARRIAGE OF MOIRA FERGUS, THE..

MATERIALISM, MODERN SCIENTIFIC..

MATILDA, A TRAGEDY....

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MILL'S RELIGIOUS CONFESSION....

MIRABEAU AND MADAME DE NEHRA..

MOON, THE (See Lesser Light).....

NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS, THE: ITS PRESENT CONDITION.

NIGHT TERROR IN AFRICA, A

NORWAY, EARLY KINGS OF..

OLDEST FAIRY TALE IN THE WORLD, THE

"OLD LABELS"

PAST AND FUTURE OF OUR EARTH, THE

PEDIGREE OF MAN, THE....

POE, EDGAR ALLAN....

PEOPLE WHO Will TALK, ON.....

PRIMITIVE MAN: TYLOR AND LUBBOCK.

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SCIENCE AND ART:-

Macmillan's Magazine..

Cornhill Magazine...

Saturday Review..

Fortnightly Review..

....Cornhill Magazine

Blackwood's Magazine..

Evening Hours.

The Spectator..

Temple Bar..

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608

670

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630

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413

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182

306

31

303

129

626

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16, 151, 287, 533

Small Size of the Brain in Animals of the Tertiary Period, 123-Spontaneous Generation from a Chemical Point of

View, 124-Organs of Hearing in Insects, 124-Application of the Sand-Blast to Microscopy, 124-The Nature and

Nurture of Men of Science, 125-Hydraulic Power on Board of Ships, 125-Dr. Hooker on Carnivorous Plants, 125

-The Cell-Structure of Plants, 252-Geological Nomenclature, 252-Transmitting Water-Power by Wire-Ropes,

252-Poisonous Papers, 253-New Method of Preserving Meat, 253-The Mass of Jupiter, 253-Physiological

Groups in the Vegetable Kingdom, 253-African Exploration, 254-Defects of Musical Instruments, 381-The Rate

of Growth in Man, 381-Vast Areas of Sea-Bottom without Life, 382-Spontaneous Combustion, 382-A Novel

Use for the Spectroscope, 382-International Correspondence by Means of Numerals, 382-Have Animals the Power

of Changing their Color according to Circumstances? 506-A Fly-Catching Plant, 507-Gossamer Spiders; their

Work, 507-Earth-Currents, 507-New Nautical Instruments, 508-New Metal for Photographers, 508-Has the

Moon an Atmosphere? 508-Natural History of Mauritius, 509-Geographical Enterprise, 509-Ingenuity of Foxes,

635-Spectra of Stars, 635-The Stone Age of Egypt, 636-Use of the Microscope in Determining the Structure of

Rocks, 636-Metallic Dust in the Atmosphere, 636-Iron Deposited by Electricity, 637-The Zodiacal Light, 637-

The English Polar Expedition, 637-African Exploration, 637-Steel Wire for Deep-Sea Soundings, etc., 637-The

Red Corpuscles of the Blood, 638-Prevention of Contagion from Typhoid Fever, 766-The Transmission of Deto-

nation by Tubes, 766-Natives of New Guinea, 767-Shadows of Jupiter's Satellites, 767-Remedy for Consump-

tion, 767.

Asiatic Juggling, 126-Vegetable versus Animal Food, 126-Scott's Literary Earnings, 127-The Mosquito, 127-

Exercise for Children, 127-The Thirsty Desert, 127-German Superstition, 128-A Sleep Song, 128-Pine Forests

in Portugal, 254-The Fear and Love of Publicity, 254-The Guitar, 255-Poe's Perseverance, 255-Goethe's Por

traits and Treatment of Women, 256-Danger of Protracted Sleep, 256-Apart, 256-A Savage Bridal Costume,

383-Social Misadventures, 383-Queen Hortense, 384-The Kangaroo, 384-Shakespeare's Love of Music, 384-

The Critics, 509-Mary Queen of Scots, 510-New-Zealand "Ladies," 510-The Suggestiveness of Smells, 510-

Italy's Three Great Painters, 511-A Common Language, 511-A Sermon by Edward Irving, 512-I and My

Sweetheart, 512-Arab Women, 638-Assisting at an Eclipse, 639-Origin of the Name America. 639-Song, 640-A

Professor of Conversation, 640-Walter Savage Landor, 640-Arctic Exploration, 768-Macready, 768-Franklin's

Press, 768.

VISION OF SPRING IN WINTER, A.

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WEEKDAY HYMN'

.Fortnightly Review.

Fraser's Magazine..

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