CONTENTS

OF

No. CXLVII.

ART.

I.-1. Early Lessons. By Miss Edgeworth.

2. Conversations with Mamma. By Mrs. Marshall.

3. The Fourth Book for Children. By J. White.

4. The Stanley Family.

5. Juvenile Kaleidescope.

6. Sowing and Reaping. By Mary Howitt.

7. Who shall be greatest? By Mary Howitt.

8. Children's Friend.

9. Shanty the Blacksmith. By Mrs. Sherwood.

10. Juvenile Manual.

11. Aids to Development.

12. Dr. Mayo's Lessons on Objects.

13. A Series of Lessons in Prose and Verse. By J.

M'Culloch

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II.1. The First Phonic Reading Book. Under the sanc-

tion of the Committee of Council on Education.

2. The Second Phonic Reading Book.

Page

1

3. The Constructive Method of Teaching, an extempore

Lecture delivered at Exeter Hall, 19th April, 1842, by

J. P. Kay Shuttleworth, Esq.

III.-Travels through the Alps of Savoy, and other Parts of the

Pennine Chain; with Observations on the Phenomena

of Glaciers. By James D. Forbes, F.R.S., &c.

IV. The Public and Private Life of Lord Chancellor Eldon,

including his Correspondence, and Selections from the

Anecdote Book, written by himself.

Twiss, Esq., one of Her Majesty's Counsel

By Horace

V.-1. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry for South

Wales.

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39

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71

2. Letters addressed to the Rate-payers in the Swansea

Union. By J. H. Vivian, Esq., M.P.

123

VI.—Die Königliche Rede an einen Katolischen Bischoff, &c. 154