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 Matri-

mony, 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.

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 Ger-

man Schools: Notes of a Professional

Tour, with Discussions of the General

Principles and Practice of Kindergarten

and other schemes of Elementary Educa-

tion, 153; Roman Catholicism, Old and

New, from the Standpoint of the Infalli-

bility Doctrine, 155; Boudoir Ballads,

157; The Midland Railway: its Rise and

Progress. A Narrative of Modern Enter-

prise, 158; The Vatican and St. James's;

A

or, England independent of Rome.
Letter addressed to the Right Hon. P.
Disraeli, M.P.-A Ramble with the Car-
dinal: 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 Contem-
porary 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,

-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,