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Sacred History, Part IV.

221

Sermons on various Subjects of Christian Doctrine and Prac-

tice, by the Rev. G. Garioch, Minister of Meldrum,

8

Smuggler, The, a Tale,

206
Solitary, a Poem, by Charles Whitehead,

65
Spain in 1830, by H. D. Inglis,
Speeches of the Right Hon. Wm. Huskisson,

101

Speeches on various Public Occasions, by H. M'Min, Esq. 193

Staff Officer, or the Soldier of Fortune, a Tale of Real Life,

by Oliver Moore,

Standard Novels.-The Scottish Chiefs, by Miss Jane Porter, 165

Study Table, Our, 253, 280, 296, 309, 323, 331, 353, Vol. VII. 21

Sunday Library, Vol. I.-IV., by the Rev. T. F. Dibdin,

System of Geography, by James Bell,

95

34

.

37

15

323

Tales of the late Revolutions, by F. W. N. Bayley,

121
Tales of my Landlord, Fourth and Last Series,

317

Tale of Tucuman, by Junius Redivivus,

67

Le Traducteur, by P. F. Merlet,

211
Travels in Brazil, by Drs Von Spix and Von Martiis,

143, 157
The Traveller.-Tour in England, Ireland, and France, by

a German Prince-Adventures on the Columbia River,
by Rose Cox,

291
Treatise in Geometry, by Robert Wallace,

22

The Violet Leaf, by Mrs Sherwood,

272

2

2

113

373

137

321

83

NISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE.

Tuomas ATKINSON—The Cigar Song,

A Sketch from Scottish History,

The Stranded Ship,

H. G. Bell-A London Soiree,

36

LORD BROUGHAM-Hymn,

373

Thomas BRYDSON--Autumnal Stanzas,

314

Sonnet-The Lake Flower,

301

The Forest Breeze,

391

France,

216

The Fountain in Winter,

391

Thomas CAMPBELL, Esq.-To a Jewess of Altona,

ROBERT CHAMBERS-To Love-imitated from Horace,

W. S. DANIEL- The Condor of the Andes,

ETTRICK SHEPHERD-I'm a' gane wrang, a Sang,

Robert GILFILLAN_Song,

Song to the Ettrick shepherd,

357

CHARLES GRAY, Esq.-Song,

100)

John MaLCOLM-Retrospection,

213

A Scene Abroad,

377

Farewell to the Harp,

D. M'ASKILL-The Eagle's Feast,

LAURENCE M'DONALD_To the Sea,

385

The late James Park, Esq.--Imitation from Catullus

R. Shelton MACKENZIE-Hugo and Adelgitha, Vol. vii.

D. L. RICHARDSON-Ocean Sketches,

Thomas Top STODDART--A Sketch,

84

Fancies over a Lonely Grave,

The Days of Shakspeare,

113

Ode to a Sea Bird,

THE AUTHOR OF SUMMER AND WINTER Hours-- A Breathing

of the Country,

43

SUTHERLAND (the late' Alexander)-The Death of Bolivar,

RICHARD THOMSON, Esq.-The Festival of London Rialto, 309

P. F. TYTLER, Esq.-Song

DAVID Vedder_Stanzas written on the blank leaf of Lock-

hart's Life of Burns

342

William Wilson-Midnight Sketch,

$4

GEORGE WINTER—To a Lady who regretted she had no Voice, 246

ANONYMOUS POETRY.
'The Æolian Harp,

100

Beloved, when I am dead,

Dreams of Sickness, by Gertrade,

Dryburgh Abbey,

Epigrams from the German,

170

Epitaph on two Living Characters, supposed by the Ettrick

Shepherd,

Fragment

of a Christmas Epistle to an oid Friend,

Lines on Sailing past Castle Toward,

Lines suggested by meeting Captain Barns, son of the Poet, 342

Lord Julian, extracts from an unpublished Metrical Ro-

mance,

Vol. VII. 25

My Adieu to Edina, by Alfred,

Nova Scotian Poetry,

70

Panegyric on the Minister's Mare,

Resignation, by Gertrude,

Resolution,

58

Song, by J. R.
Sonnet, by Gertrude,

156

Sonnet, on the Sites of the Monuments of Playfair, Stewart,

and Burns, on the Calton Hill,

208

Sonnets, from the Italian of Felicaja,
Sunmer Evening Sea View,

314
The Falcon, on a Painting by Titian,
The Fate of Sergeant Thin,

113

The Memory of the Dead, extracts from an unpublished

Metrical Romance,

Vol. VII. 26

The Orphans,

357

The Past, by GERTRUDE,

314

The Royal Coronation, an entirely new ballad,

The Shipwreck,

70

The true and faithful Historie of the Travelis of ane Wealthy

Man, compilit by his Oe,

287

To Dorothea,

216
To-morrow, by GERTRUDE,

141
The Victim Bride, by GERTRUDE,
Verses on the Head of Galen on the South Bridge,

113
Stanzas to -

184

273

ORIGINAL PROSE COMMUNICATIONS BY
Aird (THOMAS)-The Poor Prodigal in the Aisle,

53

AUTHOR of “ An Autumn in Italy,"-Etruscan Cities, &c.

Visit to Volterra,

12

AUTHOR OF ANSTER FAIR-Anecdotes of Ferguson, Burns, &c. 384
CARRUTAERS (R.)- Antiquarian Scraps,

392

CHAMBERS (Robert) Father Confessors,

200

On Turners,

212
Muttoneers,

269
New Year's'observances in Scotland, 964

EDITOR'S Annual Address,

359

ETTRICK SHEPHERD---Grizzel Graham,

374, 395

GILLESPIE (Professor) --Christmas Recollections,

367

JAYES (G. P. R)--History of an Assassin,

370

KENNEDY (WILLIAM)- The Camera Obscura,

389
MALCOLM (JOHN)-The Dream,

138
Memes (Dr)–On the Herculaneum Manuscripts,

398

The Coincidence

382

WILSON
(Professor)–Stray Leaves,

360

ANONYMOUS PROSE COMMUNICATIONS.

• 383

155

363

353

Ana, I., II., III., IV., V.,

327
Banterer Humbled (from the French of Freron)

15
Bystander, the

27, 40, 69, 110, 244, 251, 288, 281, 297, 340

Christmas Traditions,

391

Collieton Castle, an Irish Tradition,

214

Dialogue of the Dead (from the French of Fenelon),

15

Dramatics, by a Dramatist,

390

Essay on Smoking

166

History of a Good Old Brahmin (from Voltaire),

14

Interview with Archibald Hamilton Rowan,

313

John Smith,

140

Letter to the Editor, by a Professed Punster,

21

Lord Monboddo,

312

Meeting of the Conductors of the Edinburgh Periodical Press, 185

New Annual,

Old Jack,

151

Omissions of Mr Southey,

283, 323, Vol. VII. 2

Paganini,

244, 257

Peep at the Islands,

180

Precocity,

209
Reminiscences of a German Student,

57, 99, 11
Salnzzo, The Marquis of, or The New Beauty and the Beast,
St Ronan Games, à Rhapsody

73

Sutherland, the late Alexander,

27

Tales of the Southern Moors,

87

Tait's Edinburgh Magazine,

The Church History Chair,

The Classes are Open,

285

The Enchanter's Flitting,

211

The Gout on the Ist of September,

139

The Jeweller of Worms,

167

The Nightly Visitant,

169

The Sacrament Day,

270

LITERARY CHIT-CHAT AND VARIETIES.

15, 16, 30, 44, 58, 71, 84, 100, 114, 128, 142, 156, 170, 181, 203, 217,

251, 245, 259, 273, 287, 301, 315, 329, 343, 358, 379, 394, Vol. VII. 13,26.

Literary and Scientific Societies of Edinburgh,

FINE ARTS.

16, 44, 52, 182, 244, 281, 310, 327, Vol. VII. 7, 23.

Music,

222, 311, 3:28, 379, Vol. VII. 23, 25

London Musical Letters, 127, 201, 228, 271, 299, 328, 355, 378, Vol.

VII. 10.