The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 19, No. 529, January 14, 1832
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THE MIRROR OF LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, AND INSTRUCTION.
FISHMONGER'S HALL
FISHMONGERS' HALL.
ARMS OF THE COMPANY.
ARMS OF THE COMPANY.
HOLY SEPULCHRE, HECKINGTON CHURCH.
(To the Editor.)
(To the Editor.)
TRAVELING NOTES IN SOUTH WALES.
(To the Editor.)
(To the Editor.)
(To the Editor.)
(To the Editor.)
THE SKETCH-BOOK.
MY FIRE.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF ALL NATIONS.
ADVENT.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
CURIOUS MANORIAL RIGHT.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
NOTES OF A READER.
EUGENE ARAM.
OLD JESTS.
KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PEOPLE.
(From Part xiii.—Botany.)
(From Part xiii.—Botany.)
THE NATURALIST.
THE SUGAR CANE.
THE BARN OWL;
and the Benefits it confers on Man. By Charles Waterton, Esq.
and the Benefits it confers on Man. By Charles Waterton, Esq.
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS.
BLONDEL DE NESLE.
ASMODEUS AT LARGE.
THE GATHERER.
ORIGIN OF THE PHRASE "TO BOOT."
OLD SONG.
FRENCH—ENGLISH LOVE.
OLD LONDON BRIDGE.
TAME LIONS.
CITY OF LYONS.
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