NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

AND

Humoris t.

EDITED BY

W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, ESQ.

VOL. 82.

BEING THE FIRST PART

FOR 1848.

LONDON:

CHAPMAN AND HALL, 186, STRAND.

MDCCCXLVIII.

C. WHITING, BEAUFORT HOUSE, STRAND.

CONTENTS OF PART THE FIRST.

GAINS LOST AND LOSSES GAINED. BY HORACE SMITH, ESQ.

LA CAMICIA RAPITA.

14, 250, 329

A GRAYBEARD'S GOSSIP ABOUT HIS LITERARY ACQUAINTANCE.

A FEW MONTHS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA. BY LIEUT.-COLONEL E. NAPIER

21, 189, 301, 456

TICK; OR, MEMOIRS OF AN OLD ETON BOY. BY CHARLES ROWCROFT, ESQ.

THE CHA'B ARABS. BY W. FRANCIS AINSWORTH, Esq.

SUBJECTS IN SEASON .

LEGENDS OF SALZBURG. BY JOHN OXENFORD, ESQ.

31, 205, 342, 423

43

53

59

THE ASTRONOMER'S LECTURE. A LEGEnd of OxfoRD. BY THE REV. AN-

DREA DE SANTA CROCE, M.A.

THE PEARL FISHERY. BY J. WILLYAMS GRYLLS, ESQ.

ADRIEN ROUX; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A COURIER. BY DUDLEY COS-

TELLO, ESQ..

MADAME EMILE DE GIRARDIN'S "CLEOPATRA"

PAQUERETTE: THE STAR OF a Night.

· A PARIS WEDDING. BY DUDLEY COSTELLO, ESQ.

THE EULEUS, OR PASITIGRIS. BY W. FRANCIS AINSWORTH, ESQ.

THE EXILE'S RETURN. BY J. E. CARPENTER, ESQ. .

143

. 165

. 172

LIFE AND REMINISCENCES OF THOMAS CAMPBELL. BY CYRUS REDDING, Esq. 173

RECOLLECTIONS OF AN OLD VOLUNTEER

THE NEWS OF THE BATTLE. BY J. WILLYAMS GRYLLS, Esq.

LIFE OF LORD CHANCELLOR HARDWICKE

MARIA LOUISA AND CARLO LUDOVICO. BY L. MARIOTTI, AUTHOR OF “ITALY

PAST AND PRESENT"

236

MR. JOLLY GREEN ON THE THREATENED FR-CH INV-S-N

THE RICHEST COMMONER IN ENGLAND

CLING TO THOSE WHO CLING TO YOU. BY J. E. Carpenter, Esq.

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LEGENDS OF GASTEIN. BY John Oxenford, Esq.

ST. GEORGE AND MERRY ENGLAND

STEAM WARFARE IN THE PARANA.

THE PARIAHS OF FRANCE

HINTS ON ETIQUETTE

THE OPERA

HAYMARKET THEATRE

MONSIEUR GUIZOT

NATURE'S MYSTERIOUS SYMPATHIES

THE CAGOTS

JENNY

ON RECEIVING A PRESENT OF TRINITY AUDIT ALE. BY C. V. LE GRICE

REVOLUTIONARY PARIS

THE THEATRES IN PARIS SINCE THE REVOLUTION. BY Charles HervEY,

Esq.

. 512

518

LITERARY NOTICES (FOR JANUARY):-

-THE LIFE OF SHAKSPEARE.-

LEONORA.-MR. WARREN'S "NOW AND THEN."-HAWBUCK GRANGE.—

LEIGH HUNT'S "JAR OF HONEY."-HENRY DOMVILLE. THE HALL AND

THE HAMLET.-WUTHERING HEIGHTS. THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.-

THE TRIUMPH OF WOMAN.-WILLIS'S POEMS.-THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF

BALLADS.-NOTICE

131 to 142

(FOR FEBRUARY) :-MR. BUCKINGHAM'S TRAVELS.—THE

HAMPDEN CONTROVERSY.-MARK WILTON.-EMILIA WYNDHAM, &c. 267 to 268

(FOR MARCH) :-MADEMOISELLE DE MONTPENSIER.—AN-

GELA.-PRINCE TALLEYRAND.-THE HEN-PECKED HUSBAND.-ADVEN-

TURES OF A MEDICAL STUDENT.-HISTORY OF FRANCE. THE EXPE-

RIENCES OF A TRAGIC POET.-THE LAST OF THE FAIRIES.-THE LIFE

OF A FOXHOUND.-RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF A

VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS-MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

380 to 324

(FOR APRIL):-THE CHETHAM SOCIETY.-TRIALS OF DO-

MESTIC LIFE. THE HALF-SISTERS. -THE RUSSIAN SKETCH-BOOK.-

MARIE VON ARNHEIM.-LUCRETIA.-RIENZI.-MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

POLITICAL POSTSCRIPT

521 to 529

530

THE

NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

AND

HUMORIST.

CONTENTS FOR JANUARY.

GAINS LOST AND LOSSES GAINED. BY HORACE SMITH, ESQ.

LA CAMICIA RAPITA. BY DUDLEY COSTELLO, ESQ..

A GRAYBEARD'S GOSSIP ABOUT HIS LITERARY ACQUAINTANCE.

No. XI.

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LEGENDS OF SALZBURG. BY JOHN OXENFORD, Esq. .

THE ASTRONOMER'S LECTURE. A LEGEND Of Oxford.

REV. ANDREA DE SANTA CROCE

THE PEARL FISHERY. BY J. WILLYAMS GRYLLS, ESQ.

HISTORY OF BARBADOS

BY THE

ADRIEN ROUX; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A COURIER. BY DUD-

LEY COSTELLO, ESQ.

MADAME EMILE DE GIRARDIN'S "CLEOPATRA".

PAQUERETTE: THE STAR OF A NIGHT. BY MADAME COLMACHE 115

THE DRAMA IN PARIS. BY CHARLES HERVEY, ESQ.

NEW YEAR'S DAY

LITERARY NOTICES:-The Life of Shakespeare.-Leonora.-Mr.

Warren's "Now and then."-Hawbnck Grange.-Leigh Hunt's

"Jar of Honey."-Henry Domville.-The Hall and the Hamlet.

-Wuthering Heights.-The Oath of Allegiance.--The Triumph

of Woman.-Willis's Poems.-The Pictorial Book of Ballads.—

Notice

131 to 142

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Mr. AINSWORTH begs it to be distinctly understood that no Contributions what-

ever sent him, either for the NEW MONTHLY or AINSWORTH'S MAGAZINES,

will be returned. All articles are sent at the risk of the writers, who should

invariably keep copies.