Contents of Number 1.

I. PROSPECTUS.

II. HORACE WALPOLE'S MS, NOTES ON BAYLE'S DICTIONARY,

III. LES LIBRES PRECHEURS.

IV. THE REPUBLICK OF LETTERS VS. D'ISRAELI.

V. LE COSMOPOLITE.

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3. Soldier's Bible. 4. Anecdote

of Brunet, 5. Alliterative Poetry. 6. Tom, Moore and Andrew Mar-

vell. 7. Hawthorne and Eyangeline,

VIII. NOTES AND QUERIES,

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Suckling and Shakespeare. Voltaire and the Epiftolæ Obscurorum. The

Three Warnings. Trial of Polly Baker. Garth's Dispensary. The

Begum. An Unpublished Translation by Dryden [?]

IX. CATALogue.

Notice.

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NEW YORK, November 1, 1862.

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