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CONTENTS

OF THE

THIRD PART OF 1839.

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The Naval Gunnery Establishment on board H.M.S. Excellent at

Portsmouth

Notes on the Constitution and System of Education of the Prus-

sian Army. By Lieut. Nelson, R.E.-Nos. I., II., III.

Notices of the Cape and Southern Africa, since the appointment,

as Governor, of Major-Gen. Sir George Napier. By Major

Charters, R.A.-Nos. I., II., III.

Working of the Coast Blockade Service, with Anecdotes of Smug-

gling-Nos. I., II., III.

26, 194, 477

Memoirs of Edward Costello, K.S.F.-Nos. VII., VIII., IX. 36, 187, 334

Passages in the Life of a Sailor-Nos. IV., V.

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19, 171, 352

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47, 360

Records of an Expedition up the Quorra with Lander. By Com-

mander Wm. Allen, R.N., F.R.G.S.-Nos. III., IV., V. 57, 323, 459

St. Helena in 1838. By Lieut. Robert Stuart, R.F.

Major Tulloch's Report on the Health of the Troops in the United

Kingdom, Mediterranean, and America

England's Wooden Walls.

By Joseph Allen, Esq., Author of

the Greenwich Pensioners-Nos. I., II., III.; The Agamem-

non

Sketch of a Journey from Tabreez to Bagdad, through Koordistan.

By a Non-Commissioned Officer

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Take the Hill before Dark:-Campaign of 1814. By Garris

Some Recollections of Nelson

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289

Adventures from Gibraltar. By Major Hort, 81st Regt.-No. II.

Leaves from my Log-Book. Third Series, concluded. By Flexible

Grummet, P.M.-No. V.

Egypt and Mehemet Ali

An Essay on the Past and Present State of Fortification in Europe.
By Major G. W. Prosser, F.G.S.-No. III.

Remarks on Mr. Fenimore Cooper's Naval History of the United

States-Nos. I., II.

311, 433