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ABYSSINIA

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THE DEEPDALE MYSTERY. A NOVEL. BY M. SULLIVAN. 18, 144, 271, 405, 524

THE BURNING OF HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. (DESTROYED ON THE NIGHT

OF THE 6TH OF DECEMBER, 1867.) BY NICHOLAS MICHELL.

ABOUT ONE'S FIRST NIGHT AT THE PLAY. A RETROspective REVIEW. BY

FRANCIS JACOX

FROM HAWAII TO ENGLAND BY A WESTWARD ROUTE. BY BARRINGTON

BEAVER, ESQ.

THE ARLINGTONS: SKETCHES FROM MODERN LIFE. BY A LOOKER-ON

WANDERINGS THROUGH ITALY IN SEARCH OF ITS ANCIENT REMAINS. BY

CRAWFURD TAIT RAMAGE, LL.D.

CHRISTINE; OR, COMMON-PLACE PEOPLE. BY JANET ROBERTSON

A FAVOURED NOOK IN THE HIGHLANDS. By J. E. T..

DEATH PUNISHMENT-FENIAN ASSASSINATIONS. BY CYRUS REDDING

71, 196, 303, 452, 600, 733

FROM THE DANISH OF ADAM

BY FRANCIS JACOX.

164

BY

188, 346

JEANETTE'S REVENGE. A TALE. FROM THE DANISH OF CHRISTIAN WINTHER,

BY MRS. BUSHBY

228

A LONE MAN. A TALE OF THE FIRST "STRIKE." BY ALEXANDER

ANDREWS

HOW HE BECAME COURT COUNCILLOR. FROM THE GERMAN.

THE RISE ANd Progress of COMBINATIONS AMONG WORKMEN

241

245, 368

FAREWELL TO 1867

A TEARFUL TOPIC. IMPROPRIA QUÆ MARIBUS.

EGYPT: AND A Journey to PALESTINE, VIA MOUNT SINAI AND PETRA.

LIEUT.-COLONEL R. H. MILES

FENIAN CONSPIRACIES