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MURRAY AND GIBB, PRINTERS, EDINBURGH.

CONTENTS OF No. LXXI.

ART. I. THE WRITINGS OF MR RUSKIN,

1. Modern Painters. In Five Vols. Smith, Elder, and Co.

2. The Seven Lamps of Architecture.

3. The Stones of Venice. In Three Vols.

4. Lectures on Architecture and Painting.

5. The Two Paths.

6. The Harbours of England.

7. The Political Economy of Art.

8. Selections from the Writings of John Ruskin, Master of

Arts, Oxon. 1861.

ART. II. THE HOUSE OF SAVOY,

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Histoire de la Maison de Savoie. Par Mme. la Princesse

Christine Trivulce de Belgiojoso. Paris, 1860.

ART. III.-OUR SINGLE WOMEN,

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By an Old

1. My Life, and What shall I do with it?

Maid. Longman.

2. The Afternoon of Single Life. Longman.

3. Sisters of Charity and the Communion of Labour. By

Mrs Jameson. Longman.

4. Hospitals and Sisterhoods. Murray.

5. Thoughts on some Questions relating to Women. Eng-

lishwoman's Journal Office.

6. Transactions of the National Association for the Promo-

tion of Social Science.

Parker.

7. L'Ouvrière. Par Jules Simon.

Paris, 1861.

Troisième Edition.

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ART. IV. SIR WILLIAM LOCKHART OF LEE, .

1. The Thurloe State Papers.

2. The Clarendon State Papers.

3. Fowler's Life of Sir George Douglas.

4. Burnet's Lives of the Dukes of Hamilton.

5. Burnet's History of his Own Time.

6. Baillie's Letters and Journals.

7. Memoirs of Sir James Turner.

8. Memoirs of Turenne.

9. Carlyle's Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell.

10. Guizot's 'Histoire de Cromwell.'

11. Guizot's Histoire de Richard Cromwell.'

12. Vaughan's Protectorate of Cromwell, etc., etc.

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ART. V. PEASANTS AND POETS OF AUSTRIA AND SCOT-

LAND,

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Peasants and Poets of Upper Austria and Scotland-Burus

and Stelzhammer.

L'Eglise et La Société Chretiennes en 1861. Par M. Gui-

zot. Paris, 1861.

ART. VII.-SANITARY IMPROVEMENT IN THE ARMY-

LORD HERBERT,

1. Report of the Commissioners appointed to Inquire into

the Regulations affecting the Sanitary Condition of the

Army. With Evidence and Appendix. Presented to Par-

liament by Command of Her Majesty. 1858. Pp. 607.

2. General Report of the Commission appointed for Im-

proving the Sanitary Condition of Barracks and Hospitals.

Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of

Her Majesty. 1861. Pp. 338.

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ART. VIII.-RECENT PROGRESS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, 170

1. The Photographic Journal. Vols. i.-vii. Lond. 1853–

1862.

2. Photography, in the Encyclopædia Britannica, vol. xvii.,

p. 544.

3. Report on the Present State of Celestial Photography

in England. By Warren De La Rue, Ph.D., F.R.S. Sec.

R.A.S., in Report of the Twenty-Ninth Meeting of the

British Association for 1859, pp. 131-154. Lond. 1860.

4. Images Photographiques de la Lune. Par P. Secchi. In

the Comptes Rendus, Tom. xlvi., p. 199.

(And other Works.)

ART. IX.-MR MARTIN'S 'CATULLUS,'

The Poems of Catullus translated into English Verse, with

an Introduction and Notes.

Parker, Son, and Bourn.

By Theodore Martin.

ART. X. THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC: RESURRECTION

THROUGH DISSOLUTION,

The American Union: its Effect on National Character and

Policy. By James Spence. London, 1861.

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CONTENTS OF No. LXXII.

ART. I. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND,

1. Aids to Faith; a series of Theological Essays. By
several Writers. Edited by William Thomson, D.D.,
Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. London, 1861.
2. Replys to Essays and Reviews.' By several Writers.
With a Preface by the Lord Bishop of Oxford; and
Letters from the Radcliffe Observer and the Reader' in
Geology in the University of Oxford. Oxford and Lon-
don, 1862.

ART. II.-GEOLOGICAL CHANGES IN SCOTLAND IN HIS-
TORIC TIMES,

1. Prehistoric Annals of Scotland. By D. Wilson. Edin-
burgh, 1851.

2. Tytler's History of Scotland. Vol. II.

Glasgow, 1856.

3. Glasgow: Past and Present.
4. Ancient Sea Margins. By Robert Chambers. Edin-
burgh, 1848.

(And other Works.)

ART. III.-RECENT HOMERIC CRITICS AND TRANSLA-
TORS,

1. The Iliad of Homer translated into Blank Verse. Books
1-12. By Ichabod Charles Wright, M.A., late Fellow
of Mag. Coll., Oxford. Cambridge: Macmillan and Co.
1856.

2. The Iliad of Homer in English Hexameters. Books
1-12. By J. H. Dart, M.A. London: Longman and
Co. 1862.

(And other Works.)

ART. IV. THE COMMEMORATION OF 1662,

1. English Puritanism and its Leaders-Cromwell, Milton,
Baxter, Bunyan. By John Tulloch, D.D., Principal and
Professor of Theology, St Mary's College, in the Uni-
versity of St Andrews, and one of Her Majesty's Chap-
lains in Ordinary in Scotland. Blackwood. 1861.
2. Joseph Alleine: his Companions and Times; a Memorial
of Black Bartholomew, 1662. By Charles Stanford.
Jackson and Walford. 1861.

(And other Works.)

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ART. V.-EARLY POETRY OF ENGLAND AND OF SCOT-

LAND,

1. A Compendious History of English Literature, and of

the English Language, from the Norman Conquest. By

George L. Craik, LL.D. 2 Vols. London: Griffin,

Bohn, and Co. 1861.

2. The History of Scotch Poetry. By David Irving, LL.D.

Edited by John Aitken Carlyle, M.D. With a Memoir

and Glossary. Edinburgh: Edmonstone and Douglas.

1861.

ART. VI.-PRESENT MOVEMENTS AMONG THE FRENCH

CLERGY,

1. Principes Généraux d'une Théodicée Pratique. Paris:

J. B. Pélagaud et Ce.

1860.

2. De la Vie et de la Mort des Nations. Paris: J. B.

Pélagaud et Ce. 1860.

ART. VII.-LUNACY LEGISLATION,

1. Reports of Select Committee of House of Commons on

Madhouses in England, and Minutes of Evidence, 1815,

1816.

2. Report from the Select Committee on the Lunatic Poor

in Ireland, 1817.

3. Report of the Metropolitan Conmissioners in Lunacy,

1844.

(And other Works.)

ART. VIII. SIR G. C. LEWIS ON THE ASTRONOMY OF

THE ANCIENTS,

An Historical Survey of the Astronomy of the Ancients.

By the Right Hon. Sir George Cornewall Lewis. Lon-

don, 1862. Pp. 528.

ART. IX.-LAST POEMS AND OTHER WORKS OF MRS

BROWNING,

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Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. 5th Edition, with

Corrections and Additions. 3 vols. 1862.

ART. X.-OUR COLONIES,

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1. Report on Colonial Military Expenditure. Parliamen-

tary Proceedings. 1861.

2. Colonization and Colonies. Lectures. By Herman Meri-