The Monks of Old,

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Tonis ad Resto Mare,

The Soul-Agent,

A Day at Eton,

The Illumination; a Story of Alma Mater,

Literary Portraits, No. VI.—W. Hamilton Maxwell,

The Picture Bed-room, by Dalton,

The Two Cousins, by G. E. Inman,

'Tis He! by Captain Medwin,

M. Jasmin-The Blind Girl of Castel Cuillée, by Lady Georgiana Ful-

Izaak Walton and his Friends,

Greenwich and Greenwich Men, by J. Hamilton Reynolds,

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A Song for the end of Term,

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Journal of Old Barnes, the Pantaloon, on a trip to Paris, in 1830,

China. The Real State of the Case, freely translated from the original

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The Death-bed Confession, from the posthumous papers of a late Surgeon, 497

An Epistle from Miss Selina Spriggins to Miss Henrietta Tims, .

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Lines in an Album, to which Letitia Elizabeth Landon had been a Con-

ILLUSTRATIONS.

The Illustrations by George Cruikshank, unless otherwise expressed.

Guy Fawkes in Ordsall Cave,

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Jack Sheppard's irons knocked off in the Stone Hall at Newgate,
Jonathan Wild seizing Jack Sheppard at his Mother's grave,
Guy Fawkes and Humphrey Chetham rescuing Father Oldcorne and
Viviana Radcliffe from the Pursuivant,

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The Procession of Jack Sheppard from Newgate to Tyburn,

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The last scene of Jack Sheppard,

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Stanley Thorn-the Elopement,

body of Elizabeth Orton,

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Guy Fawkes discovers Dr. Dee and Edward Kelly disinterring the

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Stanley Thorn after a jovial party,

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Portrait of the Author of "Stories of Waterloo," by W. Greatbach,

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Dr. Dee, in conjunction with his seer, Edward Kelly, exhibiting his

magical skill to Guy Fawkes,

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The Soul-Agent, by Alfred Crowquill,

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Stanley Thorn-the Discovery, by Alfred Crowquill,

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Vision of Guy Fawkes at St. Winifred's Well,

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Portrait of Captain Morris, by W, Greatbach,

Guy Fawkes preventing Sir W. Radcliffe from joining the Conspiracy,
Stanley Thorn-Bob makes up his Book for the Derby, by Crowquill,