| PAGE | | THOUGHTS ON THE EDUCATIONAL QUESTION, | 1 | | LORD BROUGHAM, | 105 | | THE SCOTT MONUMENT, | 111 | | THE LATE MR. KEMP, | 119 | | ANNIE M’DONALD AND THE FIFESHIRE FORESTER, | 123 | | A HIGHLAND CLEARING, | 136 | | THE POET MONTGOMERY, | 146 | | CRITICISM––INTERNAL EVIDENCE, | 151 | | THE SANCTITIES OF MATTER, | 161 | | THE LATE REV. ALEXANDER STEWART, | 170 | | THE CALOTYPE, | 179 | | THE TENANT’S TRUE QUARREL, | 190 | | CONCLUSION OF THE WAR IN AFFGHANISTAN, | 199 | | PERIODICALISM, | 206 | | ‘ANNUS MIRABILIS,’ | 215 | | EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS DISUNION ON COLONIZATION, | 223 | | FINE-BODYISM, | 232 | | ORGANSHIP, | 240 | | BAILLIE’S LETTERS AND JOURNALS, | 249 | | FIRST PRINCIPLES, | 262 | | AN UNSPOKEN SPEECH, | 269 | | DISRUPTION PRINCIPLES, | 280 | | CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CRIMEAN WAR, | 293 | | THE POETS OF THE CHURCH, | 302 | | THE ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA, | 315 | | A VISION OF THE RAILROAD, | 327 | | THE TWO MR. CLARKS, | 337 | | PULPIT DUTIES NOT SECONDARY, | 358 | | DUGALD STEWART, | 369 | | OUR TOWN COUNCILS, | 378 | | SUTHERLAND AS IT WAS AND IS; OR, HOW A COUNTRY MAY BE RUINED, | 388 |
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