The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32

Henry Colburn and Company, 1831

Cholera Morbus What is its nature? In what manner ought it to	13

The Meeting of Parliament	22

PAGE	27

The Convict By L E L	33

The Poets Old	64

Living Literary Characters No VII Thomas Colley Grattan 77	77

Monthly Commentary	86

If the Lords reject the Reform Bill what will follow	97

America	297

Black Work	312

The Two Maidens	345

Retrospective Review of the Novels and Romances of the Year	356

Monsieur Le Brun	379

Address to the Public	393

Why may we blame the Bishops?	402

Conversations with an Ambitious Student in Ill Health	409

The Prayer in the Wilderness	107

The New ParliamentThe Reform Bill	118

Sketches of the English Bar No V Sir Charles Wetherell	129

The Aristocracy in France	174

Foreign Policy	201

An Episode of Real Life	211

A new Batch of Uneducated Poets	218

Literature considered as a Profession	227

Where is the Mob?	233

VOL XXXII	249

Song for Music	254

Amendment	265

David Garrick and his Contemporaries	273

The World as it Is A Tale	420

The Temper of the House of Commons By a Member in Five Parliaments	429

Society	438

Ourselves our Correspondents and the Public	452

The Annuals for 1832	461

Discussion on the French Peerage	481

The Times	487

A Foreigner in England	500

Lord Brougham The Man of the Time	507

The Knowledge of the World in Men and Books By the Author	523

Chateaubriand and LouisPhilippe	529

a Poem by the Author of the Corn Law Rhymes	552

a true Story by a Medical Student	571

Title	The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32
Contributor	Wordsworth Collection
Publisher	Henry Colburn and Company, 1831
Original from	the University of Wisconsin - Madison
Digitized	12 Apr 2017

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