The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 14, No. 388, September 5, 1829
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THE MIRROR OF LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, AND INSTRUCTION.
ST. DUNSTAN'S, FLEET STREET.
A DESULTORY CHAPTER ON LOCALITIES.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
THE HUMBLE SPARROW'S ADDRESS TO T. S. A.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
TO A DESTRUCTIVE INSECT ON A ROSEBUD.
IN MANNER OF BURNS.
(For the Mirror.)
IN MANNER OF BURNS.
(For the Mirror.)
THE CONTEMPORARY TRAVELLER.
JOURNEY IN SEARCH OF THE RED INDIANS OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
(Concluded from page 136.)
(Concluded from page 136.)
NOTES OF A READER.
DERWENTWATER.
MASANIELLO.
LONDON.
Literally translated from a Chinese Poem, by a Chinese who visited England in 1813.
Literally translated from a Chinese Poem, by a Chinese who visited England in 1813.
BURMESE DIGNITY.
STEAM.
MEDICAL MUSIC.
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS
LINES ON THE DEPARTURE OF EMIGRANTS FOR NEW SOUTH WALES.
SMALL TALK AND SMALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS, OR HOW TO MAKE YOURSELF AGREEABLE.
THE SELECTOR; AND LITERARY NOTICES OF NEW WORKS.
VIDOCQ.
Town and Country Thieves.
False Keys.
The Misanthropic Swindler.
Town and Country Thieves.
False Keys.
The Misanthropic Swindler.
THE ANECDOTE GALLERY
RECOLLECTIONS OF PALEY.
From Best's Personal Memorials.
From Best's Personal Memorials.
THE GATHERER.
ERRORS OF THE PRESS.
TESTAMENT OF A USURER.
THE HINT TAKEN.
(To the Editor of the Mirror.)
(To the Editor of the Mirror.)
LIMBIRD'S EDITIONS.
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