The New Monthly Magazine/Volume 39

THE

NEW MONTHLY

MAGAZINE

AND

LITERARY JOURNAL

1833.

PART THE THIRD.

LONDON:

PUBLISHED FOR HENRY COLBURN

BY RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES.

Duke-street, Lambeth.

CONTENTS OF THE THIRD PART,

of 1833.

ORIGINAL PAPERS.

		⁠PAGE
A few Words from the Proprietor		1
On the Anonymous in Periodicals		2
My Acquaintance with the late Edmund Kean, by T, C. Grattan, Bsq.		7, 143
Factory		17
Dick Doleful		18
Chess		22
The Divorcée Dévote, by the Author of the O'Hara Tales		25
Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron, by Lady Blessington, Nos.X., XI.		33, 414
Hidden Literary Treasure		47
The First of September		63
Seasonable Ditties—No. I. Don't Talk of September— No. II The Month of October is bad!— No. III. The last Summer Bonnet—No. IV. All hail to thee, hoary December!		64, 142, 300, 423
Curates of Ireland		65
Sonnet		73
The Post-Mortem Cogitation of the liate popular Mr. Smith		74
Curates of Ireland		65
Men and Books		79
Monthly Commentary		86, 212, 340, 489
The Lion's Mouth		91, 252, 496
My Travelling Acquaintance, by the Author of "High-Ways and By-Ways," No. I. The Hero of Waterloo—No. II. The Philosopher of the Odenwald		129, 266
Translations from the Greek Anthology		151
Inhabitants of a Country Town, by Miss Mitford.—No. I. A Great Man in Retirement—No. II. Peter Jenkins		152, 278
The City of the Clyde		160
Paganini's Fiddle		166
The Ruined Laird, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton		171, 301
To the Portrait of Dante		180
On the Progress of Music from the Commencement of the present Century, Nos. III., IV.		181, 453
The late Mr. Tardy		193
England and the English		206
The Metropolitan Theatres—a Chronological History of their Origin and Progress		257
The Female Convict Ship. By T. H. Bayly		277
Ode to Mr. Wilkins		285
The Financial State of Great Britain. Parts I., II.		288, 446
My Two Aunts		297
The most Unfortunate of Women		313
The late King of Spain, Ferdinand VII.		324
A Walk and a Dinner		331
Return of Captain Ross		395
French Libels on the English		401
Words for Melodies, by Mrs. Hemans		410
Notes on Periodicals		424
Elegy, by the Author of "Corn-Law Rhymes"		431
Mrs. John Jones's Pic-Nic		433
Eve, by the late Henry Neele		452
The Story of Hester Malpes. By L. E. L.		463
The Government and the Trades' Unions		475
Simon Techy— a Character		480
Stanzas. By L. E. L.		487

Biographical Sketches of Celebrated Persons, lately deceased,		97,225,387,530.
Critical Notices of the most important and valuable Works,		98, 237, 353,497
New Publications and Literary Report		108, 234, 364, 505
Fine Arts		225, 365, 506
The Drama		109, 234, 367, 508
Varieties (British and Foreign)		110, 238, 370, 515, 518
Rural Economy		112, 241, 373, 521
Useful Arts		112, 241, 373, 521
New Patents		242, 379, 525
Bankrupts		115, 244, 380, 526
Commercial and Money Market Report		114, 244, 381, 527
Monthly Political Digest		116, 246, 382, 528
Marriages and Deaths		124, 251, 394, 531
Provincial Occurrences in Great Britain and Ireland		125, 252, 395, 531
List of New Sheriffs		535

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