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B allantine's Experiences. — Deane's Edition of the
book of wisdom. — Fields's Biographical notes. —
Historica l and archæological books. — Anthropological
notes. — Les Médailleurs de la Renaissance.
— A Museum of casts. — Carleton’s Genesis of
harmony. •
Contemporary Review. A vril. Egypt and constitutional
rule (An English resident in Egypt). —
Autum jottings in France (Peasant proprietorship).
II (Lady Verney). — The philosophy of religion : a
history a nd a criticism. I (Fairbairn). — The relation
of insects to flowers (Asa Gray). — Vivisection
and its two-faced advocates (Power Cobbe). —
Lam ennais and K ingsley (Kaufmann) — The true
principle of tenant-right Bear). — H igher education
in W ales (Morris). — The opium trade and Sir
Rutherford Alcock (Lock). — Em igration from
Ireland (Tuke). — The political condition of Belgium
(Em. de Laveleye).
Fortnightly Review. Avril. A few words about the
n' neteenth century (Harrison) — French diplomacy
in Syria (Chirol). — Emile Zola (L an g ).— The
present condition of Russia (Law) — Sir Charles
Bell and physiological experimentation (Carpenter).
— The life of Jam es Mill (Morley). — Africa and
the Em pire (Aylward) — On the development of the
colour-sense (M. Lubbock).— No more commercial
t reaties (Bird). — Home and foreign affairs.
Nineteenth Century. Avril. The proposed Channel
tunnel : a protest — W hat is money ? (R. H. Viscount
Sherbrooke) — A new theory of the sun
(Siemens). — Small-pox and vaccination in 1871-
1881 (Carpenter). — A heathen Apocalypse (Zeller).
— Landowning as a business: a reply (H ow ard).—
A school of dram atic art (Aïdé). — Oiling the
waves: a safeguard in tem pest (Cumming). — The
superstitions of m odern Greece (Baron d'Estournelles).
— A notable secession from the Vatican
Nevin). — A sketch of the crim inal law (Stephen).
— The agnostic at Church (1. Shorthouse. 2. Clapperton).
Academy. 11 mars. Bain’s Biographies of Jam es
Mill and John Stuart Mill. — A inger’s Charles
Lamb — Brown's John L eech. — Mahaffy's Old-
Greek education. — Barbou's Victor Hugo a nd his
times. — Neumann's History of Rome. — Two
books on chess. — Some books on the F ar W est.
— Fisher's Physics of the earth’s crust. — Some
philological journals. — Bonaffé’s Les am ateurs de
l’ancienne France and Müntz’s Etudes sur l'h istoire
de la peinture et de l'iconographie chrétiennes. —
Additions to the South Kensington Museum —
Ancient cemeteries in the Abruzzi. — 18 m ars.
Memoirs of Prince M etternich — Abbott’s Onesimus.
— Sped ding's Evenings with a reviewer. —
Gilder's Schwatka’s Search.—Linklater's Biography
of Charles Lowder. — Lam bros’ Collection of mediaeval
Greek poetry. — H aym an’s Odyssey. —
Obituary. - Overbeck's History of Greek sculpture.
— Archaeological notes on the T erra d’Otranto. I
(Lenormant). - 25 mars. Eight R eport of the R oyal
Commission of historical manuscripts — B utcher’s
Demosthenes. — R obert’s Calendar of Home Office
papers — Phi I brick aud W estoby’s Postage and
telegraph stamps of Great B ritain. — Nichols and
Taylors Bristol past aud present. — Schmid 's Jus
prim«' noclis. — L iterature in Russia. — An original
letter of St. George Ashe. — A picture by
Roger Vander W eyden and one by Dierick Bouts
Conway). — Derenbourg’s Sibawaih's Gram m ar.
— Reber's Ruins of Rome. — The Dudley Gallery.
— Archaeological notes on the T erra d’O tranto. II
(Lenormant). — l ,r avril. H erbert Spencer’s Descriptive
sociology — Collier's France. — Stevenson’s
Fam iliar Studies of men and books. — H ovgaard’s
Nordenskiold’s Voyage round Asia and Europe. —
Mahaffy's Decay of modern preaching. — Popular
poetry of Spain and Gascony. — Obituary. — N oiré's
History of early civilisation — Proposed excavation
in the Egyptian Delta. — The Society of British
artists. — Mr. W . L. Thomas' Sketches in Switzer­
land. — 8 avril. Max M üller’s Translation of Kant’s
Critique. — Matthew Arnold's Irish Essays. —
T urner and Morshead's Goethe's Faust. — W ood’s
Sweden and N orw ay. — De Beancourt's History
of Charles VII. — Som i books on India. — E llis’s
Edition of the " Ibis " . — Some books on philosophy.
— G irard’s Asklepieion at Athens. — A rchaeological
notes on the Terra d’Otranto. III. (Lenorm
ant).
Nuova Antologia. 15 m ars. Salomone Gessner ed
Aurelio Bertela (Zanella). — La letteratura italiana
nel Rinascimento (Villari). — 11 culto degli anim ali
(T o te m isu o ) secondo H. Spencer (Tocco). —
L ’Austria Ungheria e il movimento Panslavo-socialista
(Boglietti). — Amore ha cent" occhi. Racconto.
Continua (F a rin a ). — L’esercito italiano e la politica
europea (Marseili). — Rassegna letteraria ila-
liana. — Rassegna politica. — Bollettino bibliografico.
— 1er avril. Molière e il suo “ Tartufi e »
(Caix). — Parigi or fa cinquant' anni. U ltim a parte
(Mamiani). — Bangalore. Novella (Castelnuovo). —
I pericoli dello stato precario della circolazione
m onetaria (Luzza tti). — Amore ha cent’ occhi R acconto.
Continua (Farina). — Ancora delle fortificazioni
di Rom a — Ultimi viaggi in Asia e in
Africa (Minutilli). — Rassegna delle letterature
straniere (de Gubernatis). — Rassegna politica. —
Bollettino bibliografico.
Rivista europea. 16 m ars. Del principio di non
intervento in diritto internazionale (Gaetani di Castelmola).
— I primi grammatici della lingua italiana
(Ferrari). — Il sindaco elettivo (J. de Johannis). —
Rassegna letteraria e bibliografica. — 1«' avril.
Relazione sul trasporto della Biblioteca Palatina da
Heidelberg a Roma scritta da Leone Allacci. —
Del principio di non intervento in diritto internazionale.
Fine (G. di Castelmola). — Lascialfare
ossia dei naturali ing