KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, & CO., 1 PATERNOSTER SQUARE

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CONTENTS OF VOL. X.

THE EARLY LIFE OF THOMAS CARLYLE. By James Anthony Froude .

NEW MARKETS FOR BRITISH PRODUCE. By George Baden-Powell

SECOND CHAMBERS. By Sir David Wedderburn, Bart.

GOSSIP OF AN OLD BOOKWORM. By William J. Thoms

HEALTH AND PHYSIQUE OF OUR CITY POPULATIONS.

Brabazon

By Lord

M. RENAN AND MIRACLES. By Frederic W. H. Myers

CONFISCATION AND COMPENSATION. By E. D. J. Wilson

UNITY IN THE CHURCH OF CHRIST. By Earl Nelson

A DREDGING GROUND. By the Hon. Emily Lawless

MAN'S PLACE IN NATURE. By the Bishop of Carlisle

ISOLATED FREE TRADE. (1.) By Sir E. Sullivan, Bart. (2.) By

the Duke of Manchester.

'THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY.' By the Earl of Dunraven

THE COMING OF AGE OF THE VOLUNTEERS. By Sir Robert Loyd-

Lindsay

HEREDITARY RULERS. By the Marquis of Blandford

PRESIDENT GARFIELD. By the Rev. Robert Shindler

THE INTELLIGENCE OF ANTS (concluded). By George J. Romanes

MY RETURN TO ARCADY. By the Rev. Dr. Jessopp.

THE ARAB MONUMENTS OF EGYPT.

By Frank Dillon

PANTHEISM, AND COSMIC EMOTION. By Frederic Harrison .

COUNTY CHARActeristics-KenT. By H. G. Hewlett

WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR BANKRUPTS? By Viscount Sher-

brooke

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THE DEADLOCK IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. By Frederic Harrison .

HOW TO EAT BREAD. By Louisa S. Bevington

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SCRUTIN DE LISTE ET SCRUTIN D'ARRONDISSEMENT. By M. Joseph

THE PLACE OF REVELATION IN EVOLUTION. By the Rev. T. W.

'FOUR CENTURIES OF ENGLISH LETTERS.' By Sir Henry Taylor

WORRY. By Dr. Mortimer Granville