Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art

Agnosticism and the Religion of Humanity, Last Words about.

 By Herbert Spencer

Nineteenth Century

America, A Word More About.

 By Matthew Arnold

Nineteenth Century

American Audience, The.

 By Henry Irving

Fortnightly Review

Ancient Organs of Public Opinion.

 By Prof. R. C. Jebb.

Fortnightly Review

Arnold's Lay Sermon, Mr.

Spectator

Art, A Few Notes on Persian.

Chambers's Journal

Authors as Suppressors of their Books.

 By W. H. Olding, LL.B.

Gentleman's Magazine

Automatic Writing, or the Rationale of Planchette.

 By Frederick W. H. Myers

Contemporary Review



Bank of England, The.

 By Henry May

Fortnightly Review

Behind the Scenes.

 By F. C. Burnand

Fortnightly Review

Big Animals

Cornhill Magazine

Bismarck's Character, Prince

Temple Bar

Blackstone.

 By G. P. Macdonell

Macmillan's Magazine

Bygone Celebrities and Literary Recollections.

 By Charles Mackay

Gentleman's Magazine

Bygone Celebrities and Literary Recollections.

 By Charles Mackay, LL.D.

Gentleman's Magazine



Camorra, The.

Saturday Review

Coleridge as a Spiritual Thinker.

 By Principal Tulloch.

Fortnightly Review

Comparative Study of Ghost Stories, The.

 By Andrew Lang

Nineteenth Century

Comment on Christmas, A.

 By Matthew Arnold

Contemporary Review

Concerning Eyes.

 By William H. Hudson

Gentleman's Magazine

Corneille, Le Bonhomme.

 By Henry M. Trollope

Gentleman's Magazine

Curiosities of the Bank of England

Chambers's Journal



Day of Storm, A



The Spectator

De Banana

Cornhill Magazine

Della Crusca and Anna Matilda: An Episode in English Literature.

 By Armine T. Kent

National Review

Democratic Victory in America, The.

 By William Henry Hurlburt

Nineteenth Century

Dickens at Home, Charles.

 With Especial Reference to His Relations with Children.

 By his eldest daughter

Cornhill Magazine

Dress, How Should We? The New German Theories on Clothing.

 By Dora de Blaquière

Good Words

Duelling, French.

 By H