CONTENTS OF VOL. III.

Scotland, No. I.-Glasgow

Archery-from the French

Hints from High Places, No. III.

Le Maudit Printemps-from the French of De Berenger

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46

52

62

Memoir of the Late Edward Walsh, M.D. with Notices of the

Sentimental Journey through London and Westminster, No. I.

Ballad

My Opinion of Sportsmen

124

Song, by Robert Gilfillan

128

Maître Cornelius, from the French of M. de Balsac. Chaps. I. and II.

The Wanderer, from the German of Schmidt, by Mrs. Hemans

129

149

Page

Scotland, No. II.-Lanark, Falls of Clyde, &c.

150

Athens, by Samuel Ferguson, Esq.

Annoyances of a Poet

Epitaph on a Girl

Biographical Sketch of Sir Charles Von Giesecke-Part I.

Stanzas addressed to a Lady

Stanzas to Brenda

The Resurrections of Barney Bradley

Stanzas on love

Fragments from the history of Grana Weal

194

Scenes from the Life of Edward Lascelles, Gent.-Chaps. 1. and II.

235

To the Memory of Haroun Al Raschid

294

Biographical Sketch of Sir Charles Von Giesecke-Part II.

296

306

Fragments of My Tour-No. III.

The Visitation of the Sick

307

314

Letter from Cornelius O'Brien on the Study of Irish Antiquities

The Lady's Chapel, St. Saviour's, and the Churches of the City of

Letters from Spain-No. I. From the French of Merimée

387

Song by Robert Gilfillan-“ The Lily now blooms in its beauty"

394

Irish Female Writers-Countess of Blessington and Miss Edgeworth

Rambling Recollections-No. I.

431

447

Sonnet

The Scottish System of Poor Laws

Les Boxeurs ou L'Anglomanie, from De Berenger

Song "I've aye been fou' sin' the year cam' in."-Gilfillan

A Journey into Colombia

On the Learning of the Ancient Irish

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534

535

Ode on the Defeat of King Sebastian, from the Spanish, by Mrs. Hemans

Review-Ireland as it was, is, and ought to be, by R. Montgomery

Review-Martin's History of the British Colonies--No. I. Asia

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MEMOIR OF THE LATE EDWARD WALSH, M.D., WITH NOTICES OF THE

WILLIAM CURRY, JUN. AND COMPANY,
SIMPKIN AND MARSHALL, LONDON.

BANCKS AND CO. MANCHESTER,

SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

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