Littell's Living Age/Volume 167

No. 2154. &mdash; October 3, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) Vittoria Colonna, by H. Schutz Wilson, Nineteenth Century
 * 2) Fortune's Wheel - Part XI., Blackwood's Magazine
 * 3) Thibet, by Charles H. Lepper, Nineteenth Century
 * 4) L'Affaire Spinks, by Bernard Hastie, Longman's Magazine
 * 5) Norway To-day, by William Archer, Fortnightly Review
 * 6) A House Divived against Itself - Part XXXV., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 7) Wild-Flowers of Old London, Chambers' Journal

Poetry.
 * Guy Fawkes, Spectator
 * When Jack is Tall and Twenty, by Frederick Langbridge, Good Words
 * "In St. Peter's at High Mass", by Charles Badham, M.D, F.R.S., Temple Bar

Miscellany.
 * African Sign Language

No. 2155. &mdash; October 10, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) The Recent Progress of Democracy in Switzerland, by Emile de Laveleye, Nineteenth Century
 * 2) Fortune's Wheel - Part XII., Blackwood's Magazine
 * 3) Lord Houghton, by T. H. S. Escott, Fortnightly Review
 * 4) A Scottish Dame on her Travels, 1756, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 5) Rural Roads, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 6) Chance Continental Acquaintances, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 7) A House Divived against Itself - Part XXXVI., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 8) Dean Church on the Psalms, Spectator
 * 9) A Tragic Tale, by John Addington Symonds, Time
 * 10) Rest or Recreation?, Spectator

Poetry.
 * "Till the Day Break", by Horace G. Grocer, Sunday Magazine
 * Promise and Fruition, by A. N., Sunday Magazine
 * Life's Chivalry, by Arthur L. Salmon, Chambers' Journal

Miscellany.
 * Northmen in Scotland and Ireland, Hightland Magazine

No. 2156. &mdash; October 17, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) The Windward Islands, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 2) The Chess-Player, Temple Bar
 * 3) An Episode of the Armada, by Ducie, Nineteenth Century
 * 4) A House Divived against Itself - Part XXXVII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 5) Founding of the Congo Free State, Scottish Review
 * 6) The Krakatoa Eruption - Part V., by Philip Neale, late British chaplain at Batavia, Leisure Hour
 * 7) Life in the Bastille, by Henry M. Trollope, Leisure Hour
 * 8) Milk Fair, Gentleman's Magazine
 * 9) A Prosperous Peasant, Spectator
 * 10) An Episode in the Life of the Duchesse d'Angouleme, by Lewis Wingfield, St. Stephen's Review
 * 11) The Rescue of Greely, Spectator
 * 12) Japanese Ladies and their Hair, Japan Mail

Poetry.
 * At the Gate, Chambers' Journal
 * Ca Ira, 1810, All The Year Round
 * In the Summer Time, by John Dennis, Spectator
 * "Soyons comme l'oiseau pose pour un instant", by Victor Hugo, translated by A. P. G., Spectator

Miscellany.
 * California Fire Sign, Notes and Queries

No. 2157. &mdash; October 24, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) The Parsees, Westminster Review
 * 2) A House Divived against Itself - Part XXXVIII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 3) Anthropology, by Francis Galton, F.R.S., Nature
 * 4) Aimee - Part I., by Eleanor A. Towle, the author of "Christina North," "A Golden Bar," etc., Longman's Magazine
 * 5) A Dialogue on Novels, by Vernon Lee, Contemporary Review
 * 6) From "Reminiscences of my Life" - Part IV., by Mary Howitt, Good Words
 * 7) Crossing the Atlantic, by Vacuus Viator, Spectator
 * 8) Face-Memory, Spectator

Poetry.
 * Singing and Loving, by D. F. B., English Illustrated Magazine
 * "Let us be like the bird, one instant lighted", by Victor Hugo, translated by Edwin Arnold, Spectator
 * "Be like the bird, which on frail branches balanced", by Victor Hugo, Spectator

Miscellany.
 * Woodcocks in London, St. James's Gazette

No. 2158. &mdash; October 31, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) The Uniformity of Nature, by H. Carlisle, Nineteenth Century
 * 2) Mrs. Dymond - Part X., by Mrs. Ritchie, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 3) The Year 1785; a Retrospect, by A. R. Shilleto, Temple Bar
 * 4) Musings without Method, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 5) Fortune's Wheel - Part XIII., Blackwood's Magazine
 * 6) Havana; from a Tourist's Note-Book, Temple Bar
 * 7) A House Divived against Itself - Part XXXIX., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 8) Sixteenth-Century Arithmetic, All The Year Round
 * 9) Toledo, by John Fallon, Irish Monthly

Poetry.
 * A Crone's Tale, A.D. 1545, by Edward Peacock, Academy
 * A Summer Evening, by L. R., Leisure Hour
 * By-and-by, Spectator
 * At Richmond, by Sarah Doudney, Good Words

Miscellany.
 * Happy-go-Lucky, Notes and Queries
 * "Perhaps it was right to dissemble your love", Notes and Queries

No. 2159. &mdash; November 7, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) The Novel of Manners, by H. D. Traill, Nineteenth Century
 * 2) Fortune's Wheel - Part XIV., Blackwood's Magazine
 * 3) John Nelson Darby, by George T. Stokes, Contemporary Review
 * 4) A House Divived against Itself - Part XL., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 5) Notes in a Swiss Village, by Murrough O'Brien, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 6) The Stupid Couple, Chambers' Journal
 * 7) Contemporary Life and Thought in Turkey, by an old resident, Contemporary Review
 * 8) The Populace of Paris and London, Spectator
 * 9) Faroe Whales, Saturday Review
 * 10) The Old and the New Philanthropists, Spectator

Poetry.
 * Arcady, by H. C. Bunner, Athenæum
 * A Song in October, by W. J. Henderson, Temple Bar

No. 2160. &mdash; November 14, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) Guizot as he Really was, London Quarterly Review
 * 2) A House Divived against Itself - Part XLI., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 3) Men and Manners in Constantinople, by Philo-Turk, Fortnightly Review
 * 4) A Polish Elias, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 5) A Prince of Court Painters, by Walter Pater, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 6) On a Kentish Heath, by Phil Robinson, Contemporary Review
 * 7) A Day's Trade, All The Year Round
 * 8) Wine Manufacturing, Spectator
 * 9) A Thracian Fortress, by Robert W. Graves, Gentleman's Magazine
 * 10) Beau Brummell, Spectator

Poetry.
 * A Paradise of Posies, All The Year Round
 * Anthony Ashley Cooper, by Herbert B. Garrod, Spectator
 * Aubade Triste, by A. Mary F. Robinson, Belgravia
 * Invocations, by A. Mary F. Robinson, Athenæum

Miscellany.
 * Echoes and Icebergs

No. 2161. &mdash; November 21, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) Luca della Robbia and his School, Church Quarterly Review
 * 2) Dowse, the Gipsy, Temple Bar
 * 3) The New Star in the Andromeda Nebula, by Richard A. Proctor, Nineteenth Century
 * 4) A House Divived against Itself - Part XLI., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 5) Our Future Masters, by Mary A. Lewis, Fortnightly Review
 * 6) Competitive Examinations in China, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 7) Tory Prime Ministers. Lord Derby, National Review
 * 8) Fifine's Funeral, Cornhill Magazine
 * 9) Party Spirit, Spectator
 * 10) Prince Alexander, Globe
 * 11) The Righteousness of Moderation, Spectator

Poetry.
 * The Interpreters, by Algernon Charles Swinburne, English Illustrated Magazine
 * From the Italian of Plutarch, on his Lost Love, translated by Alice King, Argosy
 * "Oh thou to whom it hath been giv'n to know", by Ena Milman, Argosy

Miscellany.
 * A Japanese Custom, Japan Mail

No. 2162. &mdash; November 28, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Edinburgh Review
 * 2) A House Divived against Itself - Part XLII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 3) A Westminster Election a Century Ago, Westminster Review
 * 4) Aimee - Part II., by Eleanor A. Towle, the author of "Christina North," "A Golden Bar," etc., Longman's Magazine
 * 5) Gouverneur Morris and the French Revolution, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 6) Irish Step-Dancing, Chambers' Journal

Poetry.
 * The Sorrel Blossoms, Athenæum
 * A Starlit Night by the Seashore, by W. Walsham Bedford, Spectator
 * In Memoriam - Bishop Fraser, by W. R. H., Spectator
 * "Laughing Life cries at the Feast", by Christina Rossetti

No. 2163. &mdash; December 5, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) Dualism in Austria-Hungary, by Arthur J. Patterson, Fortnightly Review
 * 2) Mrs. Dymond - Part XI., by Mrs. Ritchie, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 3) Dawn of Creation and of Worship, by Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Nineteenth Century
 * 4) A House Divived against Itself - Part XLIII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 5) A Retrospect, by E. Lynn Linton, Fortnightly Review
 * 6) The Wesleys at Epworth, by J. H. Overton, Longman's Magazine
 * 7) The Great Lama Temple at Peking, by C. F. Gordon Cumming, Gentleman's Magazine
 * 8) Grace, Spectator
 * 9) A Dangerous Point on the East Coast of Africa, Chambers' Journal

Poetry.
 * "Oh, three little birds on a bramble spray!", by Philip Thyne, Chambers' Journal
 * Daughters, All The Year Round
 * From the Latin of Statius, translated by Herman Merivale, Spectator
 * Singular Epitaph, Notes and Queries

Miscellany.
 * The Passion for Notoriety, Leeds Mercury

No. 2164. &mdash; December 12, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) Culture and Science, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 2) Fortune's Wheel - Part XV., Blackwood's Magazine
 * 3) A Scotch Physician, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 4) A House Divived against Itself - Part XLIV., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 5) Rambles in Canton, by C. F. Gordon Cumming, Belgravia
 * 6) Some American Notes, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 7) Hydrophobia, Nature
 * 8) The Duke of Newcastle, St. Stephen's Review

Poetry.
 * The Bird and the Shadow, by F. W. B., Spectator
 * The Madonna di San Sisto, by Herbert B. Garrod, Spectator
 * "This Kiss, - Take It Quickly", Blackwood's Magazine
 * Caritas, by W. H. Savile, Spectator
 * The Roses, All The Year Round
 * Chrysanthemum, by William Allingham, Athenæum

Miscellany.
 * Proportional Diurnal Muscular Strength, Lancet

No. 2165. &mdash; December 19, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) The Channel Islands, Quarterly Review
 * 2) Master Bruin, by Marie Orm, Argosy
 * 3) Foreign Opinions on Peasant Properties, by J. P. Verney, Nineteenth Century
 * 4) Fortune's Wheel - Part XVI., Blackwood's Magazine
 * 5) Two Women of Letters of the Last Century, by H. Barton Baker, Argosy
 * 6) A House Divived against Itself - Part XLIVI., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 7) On Classic Ground, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 8) An Anglo-Saxon Alliance, by John Redpath Dougall, Contemporary Review
 * 9) Whalers and Whaling, Standard

Poetry.
 * Selkirk after Flodden, by J. B. Selkirk, Blackwood's Magazine
 * Idylle. - Leucothee, by Jean Vauquelin de la Fresnaye, Blackwood's Magazine

No. 2166. &mdash; December 26, 1885.
Contents.
 * 1) Austria's Policy in the East, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 2) My Deserter, Cornhill Magazine
 * 3) The Peasant Proprietor of the South, by Frances Mary de Borring, National Review
 * 4) Daniel Fosque, Blackwood's Magazine
 * 5) An Indian Village, Macmillan's Magazine
 * 6) A House Divived against Itself - Part XLIVII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal
 * 7) An Adventure in Afghanistan, by M. Laing Meason, English Illustrated Magazine
 * 8) Timbuctoo, Chambers' Journal
 * 9) The Prospects of Medical Women in India, by E. M. Beal, Good Words

Poetry.
 * The Highland Widow's Lament, by Emily Pfeiffer, Academy
 * "When I have Said my Quiet Say", by Dora Greenwell
 * "O vent plaisant, qui d'haleine odorante", by Jean Vauquelin de la Fresnaye, Blackwood's Magazine
 * Idylle. - Francette, by Jean Vauquelin de la Fresnaye, Blackwood's Magazine

Miscellany.
 * The Courtesies of Doffing the Hat, Hatter's Magazine