ART. I.—INDIA CONVALESCENT,
Our Indian Empire: Its Beginning and End. A Lecture
delivered before the Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion at Exeter Hall. By Sir Herbert Edwardes, K.C.B.
Topics for Indian Statesmen. By J. Bruce Norton.
Old and New from the Lands of the East. Leipzic and
London. (M.S. Translation from the German.)
Statement by Sir Charles Trevelyan, K.C.B.
Christianity in India: An Historical Narrative. By J.
W. Kaye.
Education in India: A Letter from the Ex-principal of
an Indian Government College to his appointed Suc-
cessor. By Edwin Arnold, M.A., late Principal,
Poonah College. (And other Works.)
ART. II.-SHELLEY AND HIS RECENT BIOGRAPHERS,
1. Shelley and his Writings. By C. S. Middleton.
2. Trelawney's Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley
and Byron.
3. Life of P. B. Shelley. By Thomas Jefferson Hogg.
4 Shelley Memorials, from Authentic Sources. Edited by
Lady Shelley.
ART. III.-LARGE FARMS AND THE PEASANTRY OF THE
SCOTTISH LOWLANDS,
1. Agricultural Labourers as they were, are, and should be
in their Social Condition. By the Rev. Henry Stuart,
A.M., Minister of Oathlaw.
2. Statement as to the Mode of Erection and Tenure of
Cottages for Labourers and Tradesmen on the Estate
of Annandale. By Charles Stewart, Esq., of Hillside;
with Remarks by the Rev. Peter Hope, Minister of
the Free Church of Johnston and Wamphray.
3. The Right Condition of an Agricultural Community.
A Paper read before the Social Science Meeting of
1860, by the Rev. Peter Hope.
4. Sir John Sinclair's Report. 1814. (And other Works.)
ART. IV.-LORD DUNDONALD,
The Autobiography of a Seaman. By Thomas, Tenth
Earl of Dundonald, G.C.B., Admiral of the Red, Rear-
Admiral of the Fleet, etc., etc. First and Second
Volumes.