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CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| Spring. An Invocation. By W. Brailsford | 361 | |
| Hunting in South Australia | 362 | |
| Things in General | 372 | |
| Thomas Moore | 379 | |
| The White Elephant. From the German of H. Heine. By John Oxenford | 390 | |
| Arthur Helps | 401 | |
| A Night with Anthony Pasquin, in 1851 | 410 | |
| They Deck'd her Brow with Flowers. By J. E. Carpenter | 417 | |
| Sources and Prospects of Science, Psychologically Considered | 418 | |
| Curiosities of Arctic Travel | 421 | |
| A Survey of Danish Literature,from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. By Mrs. Bushby | 452 | |
| A Feuilleton | 478 | |
| The Man from Paradise. From the Danish of Hans Christian Andersen. By Mrs. Bushby | 485 | |
| Nine Novels | 488 | |
| The Conservative Ministry and their Opponents | 497 | |
| Note to the Shelley Letters | 500 | |
