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VOL. XIX. OF THE SECOND SERIES.

A Bishop, gold and bronze, 493

A caution, for those who need it, 86
A conclusive argument, 557

A death-bed prayer, 566
A fact, with a moral, 540
A sister's mission, 99, 155
A youthful hero, 258

Academus, at Athens, note on, 554
African eloquence, specimen of, 19
Ambition and humility, remarks on,
279

Caliph, the word explained, 145
Cardinal Wolsey, contemporary sketch
of, 126

Cephalopods, or cuttle-fishes, 166
Charity, disinterested, 505

Christian influence, observations on,
314

Christian soldiers on the field of battle,
128

Claude, of Lorraine, biographic sketch
of, 49

Comet, De Vico's, re-appearance of,
287, 334, 382, 430

of, 529

Cook, Captain, biographic sketch of,

289

Cooper, (Mrs. Mary S.,) "Memorials"
of, by the Rev. H. Fish, 300
Correggio, biographic notice of, 97

America. The young American Mis
sionary, 28-the religions of the
United States and of South Ame-Conisborough Castle, historic sketch
rica contrasted, 366
Anaxagoras, doctrines of, 245
"And she was a widow," 423
Anecdotes: Young Victoria, 16-Lord
Dudley Stuart, 38-Samuel John-
son, 87-M. Arago, 214-Anaxi-
menes, 377-Rev. S. Kilpin, 540-
Dr. Rush, 557-Pope Pius VII. and
M. Denon, 565
Anointing, medicinal, 65
Anthony, St., Feast of, in Rome, 308
Arabia, Christianity in, 199
Arago, Mons., among Spanish rob-
bers, 214

Decision, incitement to, 218
Devil-worshippers of Armenia, a visit
to the, 498

Drake, Sir Francis, biographic sketch
of, 193

Easter Sunday, rule for finding, 191
Eclipse of the moon, 191, 239, 479-of
the sun, 239, 527

Egypt, Old. slavery in, 34
Exertion, incitement to, 473

Fox, the, described, 261

Franklin, Sir John, Dr. Kane's ex-
pedition in search of, 563
Free-thinker, a young, on his death-
bed, 182

Happy death of M. O. I-, of St. NEw Books continued:

NEW BOOKS continued:

INDEX.

Kitchin's "Translation of Lord
Bacon's Novum Organum," 329
Lardner's "Museum of Science
and Art," vol. V., 234-vol. VII.,
522

Latham's "Hand-Book of the Eng-
lish Language," 233-" Variety
of the Human Species," 329
Lectures delivered before the Young
Men's Christian Association in
Exeter-Hall, 280

Lectures on Education, by Dr.
Whewell, Professor Faraday, Drs.
Latham and Daubeney, Professor
Tyndall, Mr. Paget, and Dr.
Hodgson, 89

Liddell and Scott's "Greek-English
Lexicon," 135

M'Burney and Neil's "Cyclopædia
of Universal History," 281
M'Callum's "History of the Cul-
dees," 568

Magic, pretended Miracles, remark-
able natural Phenomena, and re-
markable Delusions, 379
Mann's "Guide to the Knowledge
of Life," 329

Marsden's "History of Christian
Churches and Sects," 425
Masius's Studies from Nature," 89
Mayne's "Life of Nicholas I., Em-
peror of Russia," 89
Montgomery, (James.) Holland and
Everett's Memoirs" of, vols.
III., IV., 568

Osburn's "Monumental History of
Egypt," 41

Owen's Principal Forms of the
Skeleton and the Teeth," 329
Pulz's "Survey of the Geography
and History of the Middle Ages,'
42

Raumer's "Life and System of
Pestalozzi," 474
Rogers's "Essays, selected from
Contributions to the Edinburgh
Review," vol. III., 234
Roget's "Thesaurus of English
Words and Phrases," 234
Roussel's "Catholic Nations and
Protestant Nations compared,"

NEW BOOKS continued:

Thompson's "Works of Publius
Virgilius Maro," 41

Trench's "English, past and pre-
sent," 234

Tulloch's "Second Burnett Prize
Treatise," 425

Ullmann's "Reformers before the
Reformation," 425
Vandenhoff's "Art of Elocution,"

378

Weatherill's "Easy Introduction to
the Science of Botany," 521
Webster and Wilkinson's "Greek
Testament, with Notes gramma-
tical and exegetical," 281
Wright's "Early Christianity in
Arabia," 184

Wylie's "Pilgrimage from the Alps
to the Tiber," 425

Young's (John, M.A.) "Christ of
History," 425

Young's (Rev. Robert) "Southern
World," 184

Niagara, attempt to sound the Falls
of, 424

No Isms in the New Testament, 183

Object-lessons, defects of, 450
Omar, the mosque of, in Jerusalem,

Epitaph: In Tenebris Lux, 476-
Morientes non moriuntur, 524
Good Night, 427

Life's glad Morn, 330

Recollections of youthful Sabbaths,

The Song of Death, by W. S. Hor- Stuart, Lord Dudley, anecdote of, 38
ton. 136

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