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LECTURES ON MR. DARWIN'S PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE.—

BY PROFESSOR MAX MÜLLER.-THIRD LECTURE

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A SUB-NOTE OF INTERROGATION.'-BY FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE ...

FROISSARTS CHRONICLES

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A TURN THROUGH GAELIC IRELAND IN 1872............

PEASANTRY OF THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND.-BY A WYKEHAMIST.-

THIRD ARTICLE

ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION

LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY

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A VISIT TO CASHMERE.-BY A CAPTAIN IN HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ... 98

LITERATURE AND DOGMA.-BY F. W. NEWMAN

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LECTURES ON MR. DARWIN'S PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE.— BY
PROFESSOR MAX MÜLLER.-SECOND LECTURE.

PEASANTRY OF THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND.-BY A WYKEHAMIST.

A WEEK OF CAMP LIFE IN INDIA.

ON THE EXTENSION OF RAILWAYS IN AMERICA.

THE FABLE OF THE BEES.-BY LESLIE STEPHEN.

THE WORKMEN OF PARIS DURING THE SIEGE.-BY J. DE BOUTEILLE
PRINCIPAL TULLOCH ON RATIONAL THEOLOGY AND CHRISTIA

PHILOSOPHY.

THE COMING TRANSIT OF VENUS.-BY RICHARD A. PROCTOR, B.A.
THE ETHICS OF ST. PAUL.

OUR IRISH POLICY.

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THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF MOHAMMED.-BY F. W. NEWMAN 148

THE WORKMEN OF PARIS BETWEEN THE TWO SIEGES. - Br

J. DE BOUTEILLER

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THE FOURRIÈRE.-BY THE AUTHOR OF FLEMISH INTERIORS'.............

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LUCIAN

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BRITISH MERCHANT SEAMEN.-BY COMMANDER WILLIAM DAWSON, R.N. 250

OF GROWING OLD.-By A. K. H. B. ........................

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A SUB-NOTE OF INTERROGATION.'-BY FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.

FROISSART'S CHRONICLES.

A TURN THROUGH GAELIC IRELAND IN 1872.

PEASANTRY OF THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. - BY A WYKEHAMIST.

THIRD ARTICLE.

ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION.

LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY.

A VISIT TO CASHMERE.-BY A CAPTAIN IN HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE.

LITERATURE AND DOGMA.-BY F. W. NEWMAN.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondents are desired to observe that all Communications must be
addressed direct to the Editor, and ought to bear the Name and Address
of the Sender.

Rejected Contributions cannot be returned.