THE

METROPOLITAN

MAGAZINE.

VOL. LIII.

SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER.

LONDON:

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INDEX TO VOL. LIII.

ORIGINAL PAPERS.

Anselme. By H. Scott, Esq., 231.

A Chest of Old Clothes. By Cornelius Colville, 394.
American Poetry and Professor Longfellow, with a Portrait, 343.

Buckingham's Second Autumnal Tour, 87.

Black Redmond; or, a Foster Brother's Devotion. By the author of
Clarendon, 351.

Clarendon, a Novel. By W. Dodsworth, Esq., 219, 336.
Can we believe it? By C. A. M. W., 387.

Evangel, the Artist. By C. A. M. W., 54.
Jerusalem, 104.

Life of Lord Chancellor Hardwicke. By J. E. Ritchie, 318.
Marmaduke Hutton; or, the Poor Relation. By W. Dodsworth, Esq.,
66, 194, 304, 453.

Mr. Higginbotham's Catastrophe. By N. Hawthorne, Esq., 374.
Swissiana, 1, 113, 365.

Scenes in Spain-El Colorado; or, the Red Main. By the author of
"The Rock," etc., 267.

The Storm and the Conflict: a Tale of the First Rebellion. By Mrs.
Charles Tinsley, 23, 209, 290, 418.

The Grandmother. By Mrs. Edward Thomas, 33.

The Distinguished Visitor. By Cornelius Colville, 137.

The Man who Eloped with his own Wife. By Lieut.-Col. Hort, 147.
The Tea Trade; its History and Prospects. By J. E. Ritchie, Esq., 185.
The White Rose Wreath. By C. A. M. W., 259.

The Unknown Visitor. By Lieut.-Col. Hort, 403.
Talfourd on Lamb. By the Editor, 432.

POETRY.

Annie. By Mrs. Edward Thomas, 32.
A Farewell to the Muses, 258.