MDCCCXXVIII.

No. LV.:

48

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99

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oreau.........

115

118

Pago

1. New Works Relative to India and the Eastern World..........

2. Petition to Parliament from the Natives of Bombay..................

3. The Castilian Bandit....

4. Recent Travels in Greece, Asia Minor, Palestine, and Egypt........

5. Lines on Mrs. S.......................

6. The Erening Hour...................

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7. Political and Commercial Relations of Great Britain with China. ......

8. Lines on the Death of a Youthful Brother .....

9. Monuments, Usages, and Characteristic Sketches of the Ancient Peru-

vians........

10. Thermopylæ .......:

11. Unpublished Letter of the Abbé Dubois on the Conversion of the Natives

of India......

12. The Force of Time .........

13. Obligations of Governments to Abolish the Laws of Quarantine. By

Dr. Maclean........

14. The Voluptuary .........

15. The Wreck .........

......... 106

16. Slaozas for Music. By Robert Montgomery...

. 114

17. Commercial Researches and Labours of M. Cesar M

18. Liberty.......

19. English Expedition from Iudia to Egypt........

20. The Retrospect......

132

21. Isabel de Mendez....

133

22. The Minstrel Maid to her Absent Knight

136

23. The Case of Mr. Erskine at Bombay....

24. Poetical Advertisement for a Wife......

154

25. King's Officers in Iudia...............

155

26. Want of Churches in India............

159

27. A Native Indian's Speech on Juries. ...

160

28. Ordnance Department In India ......

163

29. The Junior United Service Club......

30. Letter from Captain Maxfield.........

171

31. Letter from Bengal...

173

- -- Ma ras........

175

33. Debate at the India House on the Bye-laws' Committee.....

179

- Suspension of an Indian Judge...

. 180

35. - Indian Licenses ........ .....

.. ibid.

36. - Burning of Hindoo Widows...

182

37. - Captain Prescott's Case.....

183

38. Civil and Military Intelligence.....

187

39. General Orders .........

195

40. Births, Marriages, and Deaths....

41. Shipping Intelligence ...........

42. General List of Passengers ......

119

137

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JULY, 1898.