CONTENTS

OF THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR JANUARY.

No. I.-Vol. I. (1832).

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Art. I. The Working Man's Companion.—The Rights of Industry;

addressed to the Working Men of the United Kingdom.

By the Author of “ The Results of Machinery."

II. 1. The Truths of Revelation Demonstrated by an Appeal

to existing Monuments, Sculptures, Gems, Coins, and

Medals. By a Fellow of several Learned Societies.

2. The Unknown Tongues discovered to be English, Spa-

nish, and Latin ; and the Rev. Edward Irving proved

to be erroneous in attributing their utterance to the

influence of the Holy Spirit. By George Pilkington

III. Letters from the North of Europe, or a Journal of Travels

in Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia,

Prussia, and Saxony. By George Boileau Elliott, Esq.

IV. Traditions of Lancashire. Second Series. By J. Roby,

-M. R. S. L.

V. Conjuration d'Etienne Marcel contre l'Autorité Royale ; ou,

Histoire des Etats Généraux de la France pendant les

Années 1355 à 1358. Par J. Naudel

VI. 1. Tales of My Landlord, Fourth and last Series, collected

and arranged by Jedediah Cleishbotham, School-master

and Parish-clerk of Gandercleugh

2. 'The Romance of History. Italy

3. The Usurer's Daughter

4. Cameron. A Novel,

5. The Algerines; or The Twins of Naples

6. The Jew

VII. A Treatise on the Progressive Improvement and Present

State of the Manufactures in Metal

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VIII. Lecture, Introductory to the Course of Anatomy and Physi.

ology, delivered at the opening of the Session 1831-1832,

at the University of London. By Jones Quain, M. D. 91

IX. Lives of the Italian Poets. By the Rev. Henry Stebbing 105

X. The Life of Frederick the Second, King of Prussia. By

Lord Dover

122

XI. Mechanism of the Heavens. By Mrs. Somerville

133

XII. The Ladies' Cabinet of Fashion, Music, and Romance. No. I. 141

XIII. Anthologia Sacra; or Select Theological Extracts, on

Subjects Doctrinal Practical, &c.

142

XIV. History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Here-
ford, illustrated by Engravings

ib.

XV. Dictionary of Quotations from various Authors, Ancient

and Modern

143

XVI. On Indigestion and Costiveness, with Hints, &c.

ib.
XVII. Remarks on the Condition of Hunters, the choice of
Horses, &c.

ib.

XVIII. Popular Lectures on the Vertebrated Animals of the Bri-

tish Islands

- 144

XIX. Geological Notices and Glimpses of the Antient Earth ib.
XX. David, a Poem

ib.

XXI. The Biblical Annual; containing a Fourfold Translation of

the Book of Ecclesiastes, with Notes

145

XXII. The Chameleon

- ib.

XXIII. The Family Topographer, being a compendious Account

of the antient and present State of the Counties of Eng-
land. Vol. I. Home Circuit

ib.

Literary and Miscellaneous Intelligence -

157

CONTENTS

OF THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR FEBRUARY.

No. II.-Vol. I. (1832).

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Art. I. The Progress of Reform in England. By the Author of

“ The Prospect of Reform in Europe."

2. A Legal Argument, shewing that Tithes are the property

of the Public, and of the Poor. By William Eagle, of

the Middle Temple, Esq., Barrister at Law

. 151

II. Some Memorials of John Hampden, his Party, and his

Times. By Lord Nugent

- 168

III. The Annual Obituary. Vol. XVI.

. 181

V. History of the Civil Wars of Ireland, from the Anglo-

Norman Invasion, till the Union of the Country with

Great Britain. By W. C. Taylor, Esq., A. B. - 202

VI. A Practical Medico-Historical Account of the Western

Coast of Africa : embracing a Topographical Description

of the Shores, Rivers, and Settlements, with their Seasons

of Comparative Healthfulness, &c. &c.

VII. Le Pauperisime de l'Angleterre et l'Espange

230

VIII. Observations on the Mussulmuns of India : descriptive of

their Manners, Customs, Habits, and Religious Opinions,

made during a Twelve Years' Residence in their Imme-

diate Society. By Mrs. Meer Hassan Ali

- 233

IX. Report from the Select Committee on Steam Carriages, with

the Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. Printed by

Order of the House of Commons

- 257

X. On the Phenomena of Dreams, and other Transient Illusions.

By Walter C. Dendy, M.R.C.S.

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XI. 1. Romance and Reality. By L. E. L., Author of “The

Improvisatrice," &c. &c.

2. Newton Forster; or The Merchant Service. By the Author

of “ The King's Own”

3. Norman Abbey; a Tale of Sherwood Forest. By a Lady.

4. Eugene Aram. A Tale. By the Author of “ Pelham," &c.

5. The Invasion. By the Author of the Collegians, &c.

6. Quintus Servinton. A Tale, founded upon Incidents of

Real Occurrence

- 291

XII. 1. The Works of Lord Byron; with his Letters and Journals,

and his Life. By Thomas Moore, Esq.

2. Finden's Landscape Illustrations to Mr. Murray's first

complete and uniform edition of the Life of Lord Byron 308

XIII. The Standard Novels, Nos. X. and XI.

- 309

XIV, Narrative of a Discovery and Adventure in the Polar Seas

and Regions, &c. By Sir John Leslie, K. R. G., Robert

Jameson, Esq. F. R. S. E., &c., and Hugh Murray, Esq. ib.

XV. The Cabinet Cyclopædia.-Lives of the most Eminent British

Military Commanders. By the Rev. G. R. Gleig. - 310

XVI. On Pestilential Cholera, its Nature, Prevention, and Cura-
tive Treatment. By James Copland, M. D.

ib.
XVII. The Golden Farmer; being an attempt to unite the facts

pointed out by Nature, in the Sciences of Geology, Che-
mistry, Botany, &c. &c.

ib.

XVIII. The Elements of Chemistry, familiarly explained and illustrated 311

XIX. Nights of the Round Table; or Stories of Aunt Jane and

her Friends

ib,

Literary and Miscellaneous Intelligence

- 312