OF THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR SEPTEMBER.

Vol. III. (1834) No. I.

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ART. I. Dr. Larnder's Cabinet Cyclopædia ;-Biography :-Naval

History of England. By Robert Southey. Vol. 3.....

II. The Library of Entertaining Knowledge. History of

British Costume

III: Italy, with Sketches of Spain and Portugal. By the Author

of Vathek

IV. Discoveries in Asia Minor, including a Description of the

Ruins of several ancient Cities. By the Rev. F. V. J.

Arundell

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10

23

41

V. Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on the

Usury Laws. Printed by Order

53

VI. Tales of Ireland. By the Author of "Traits and Stories

of the Irish Peasantry"

75

87

ib.

VII. 1. The Works of Robert Burns; with his Life. By Allan

Cunningham

2. The Life and Poetical Works of the Rev. George

Crabbe.

VIII. The Darker Superstitions of Scotland. Illustrated from

History and Practice

IX. Guide to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. By G.

and P. Anderson

115

129

Arti cle

CONTENTS.

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X. The Countess of Essex; a Tragedy.

141

XI. The Romance of History-Italy. By C. Macfarlane.... ib.

XII. The Hanwell Extracts

XIII. A Letter to General Lord Beresford, being an Answer to

his Lordship's assumed Refutation of Colonel Napier's

Justification of his Third Volume. By W. P. Napier,

C. B...

XIV. Report of the Committee of the Doncaster Agricultural

Association on the Turnip Fly, and the means of its

Prevention

ib.

142

143

XV. The Book of Penalties or Summary of the Pecuniary

Penalties, inflicted by the Laws of England, on the Com-

mercial, Manufacturing, Trading, and Professional

Classes, in their several occupations and businesses, &c. ib.

CONTENTS

OF THE

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR OCTOBER.

Vol. III. (1834) No. II.

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ART. I. The Angler in Wales, or Days and Nights of Sportsmen.

By Thomas Medwin, Esq.

145

II. Life and Correspondence of Mrs. Hannah More..

155

III. Alphabet of Natural Theology, for the Use of Beginners.

By James Rennie, M.A.

169

IV. The Principles of Physiology applied to the Preservation

of Health, and to the improvement of Physical and Men-

tal Education. By Andrew Combe, M.D., F. R. Coll.

Edinburgh..

.......

...

V. Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopædia-Europe during the Middle

Ages. Vol. 4. . . . .

180

197

VI. Lives of the Necromancers. By William Godwin. . .. . .. . 205

VII. The Bridgewater Treatises, on the Power, Wisdom, and

Goodness of God, as manifested in the Creation. By

Peter Mark Roget, M.D.

219

VIII. A Sketch of Chinese History, Ancient and Modern. By

Rev. Charles Gutzlaff..

238

IX. History of the British Colonies. By R. Montgomery

Martin

250

X. View of the Origin and Migration of the Polynesian Nation.

By John Dunmore Lang, D.D......

264

XI. Tales for the British People. By Candida..

277

XII. The Popular Encyclopædia, &c. &c.

285

Article

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XIII. Illustrations of Taxation. No. 5.-The Scholars of Arne-
side. By Miss Martineau

ib.

XIV. History of Fleet Marriages, &c. By John Southerden

Burn

286

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XV. An Analytical Arrangement of the Apocalypse. By Richard

Roe...

ib.

XVI. The Domestic Manners and Private Life of Sir Walter Scott.

By J. Hogg

287

XVII. Miller's Gardener's Dictionary. No. 10.

ib.

XVIII. Illustrations of Social Depravity. No. 5.-" What are the

Rabble?" By a Lady.

288

XIX. A Second Letter to C. E. Long, Esq., on the MS. Journal
and Private Correspondence of the late Lieut.-Gen. R. B.
Long. By General Lord Viscount Beresford...

ib.

XX. An Introduction to Greek Prose Composition. By the Rev.

John Kenrick, M.A.

292

XXI. The Family Topographer; being a Compendious Account
of the Antient and Present State of the Counties of
England. By Samuel Tymms. Vol. 4.-Oxford Circuit. ib.