I-ODD PHASES IN LITERATURE. SECOND PAPER:-

1. Les Fantaisies de Bruscambille. A Paris:

PAGE,

Chez Jean Millot. 1612.

2. Essai Sur les Livres dans l'Antiquité.

Par

H. Gérand. Paris. 1840.

647

II-MODERN LAW REFORMS :-

The Common Law Procedure Amendment Act,

(Ireland), 1856-19th and 20th Victoria, cap.

102.

III.-WOMAN'S WORK:-

1. Sisters of Charity, Catholic and Protestant,

at Home and Abroad.

By Mrs. Jameson.

London: Longman and Co. 1855.

2. The Communion of Labour; a Second Lecture

on the Social Employments of Women. By

Mrs. Jameson. London: Longman and Co.

1856.

3. National Education; its Present State and
Prospects. By Frederic Hill. 2 Vols. London:
Charles Knight. 1886.

695

727

ARTICLE.

IV.-NOVELS OF THE DAY.

766

V.-THE BRISTOL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL RE-

FORMATORY UNION :-WITH A GLANCE AT

IRELAND:~

The Law Amendment Journal. Being the

Weekly Journal of The Society for Promoting

the Amendment of the Law. Vol. I., No. 22.

London: Published at 3 Waterloo Place.

779

VI. THE IRISH CENSUS :-

The Census of Ireland for the Year 1851-Parts

V. and VI. General Report and Tables of

Deaths. Presented to both Houses of Parliament

by command of Her Majesty. Dublin: Thom
and Sons, 87 Abbey-street. 1856.

814

VII.-MR. MIALL AND HIS IRISH POLICY :-

:-

1. The Liberator: a Monthly Journal of the

Society for the Liberation of Religion from State

Patronage and Control. Nos. I. to XVIII.

London.

2. The Non-Conformist, November 12, 1856. 864

VIII.-METTRAY; ITS RISE AND PROGRESS :-

Rapports Annuels des Directeurs de la Colonie
Agricole et Penitentiare de Mettray. 1840 to
1856 inclusive. Tours: Imprimerie Ladeveze 915

IX. THEATRES AND ACTORS, SINGERS AND MUSI-

CIANS :-

1. Report from the Select Committee, on Dra-
matic Literature, with Minutes of Evidence.
Ordered by the House of Commons to be
Printed, Second of August, 1832.

2. Some Account of the English Stage, from
the Restoration in 1660 to 1830. In Ten
Volumes. Bath: 1832. The Quarterly Re-
view. No. 185, Art.

X.-QUARTERLY RECORD OF THE PROGRESS OF RE-
FORMATORY AND RAGGED SCHOOLS, AND OF
THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRISON DISCIPLINE :
Containing-Account of the Massachusetts
Industrial School for Girls; Proclamation of
the Governor of Massachusetts; State Reform
Schools for Boys at Westborough; Proceedings
at the Meeting of the Birmingham Discharged
Prisoners' Aid Society, in October; Address
of the Recorder of Birmingham to the Grand
Jury; Letter from Rev. Henry J. Barton of
Wicken Rectory.

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