Browning’s Plays and Poems. North American Review, April. _Ode to France_, dated February, 1848. Standard, 6 April. The French Revolution of 1848. Standard, 13 April. Shall we ever be Republicans? Standard, 20 April. _The Debate in the Sennit_ (_Biglow Papers_, V.). Boston Courier, 3 May. _The Pious Editor’s Creed_ (_Biglow Papers_, VI.). Standard, 4 May. _A Parable._ Standard, 18 May. An Imaginary Conversation. Standard, 18 May. _A Letter from a Candidate for the Presidency_ (_Biglow Papers_, VII.). Standard, 1 June. The Sacred Parasol. Standard, 8 June. _Freedom._ Standard, 15 June. The Nominations for the Presidency. Standard, 29 June. Sympathy with Ireland. Standard, 29 June. _A Second Letter from B. Sawin, esq._ (_Biglow Papers_, VIII.). Standard, 6 July. What will Mr. Webster do? Standard, 13 July. _Leaving the Matter open_, a Tale by Homer Wilbur, A. M., reprinted in Introduction to _Biglow Papers_. Standard, 27 July. _To Lamartine._ Standard, 3 August. The Buffalo Convention. Standard, 10 August. The Irish Rebellion. Standard, 24 August. Fanaticism in the Navy. Standard, 31 August. Exciting Intelligence from South Carolina. Standard, 7 September. Editorial article, beginning: “When we first went to the theatre, that which delighted us most, among the thousand and one marvels, was the swiftness with which a change of costume was effected.” Standard, 14 September. _To the Memory of Hood._ Standard, 21 September. _Another Letter from B. Sawin, esq._ (_Biglow Papers_, IX.). Standard, 28 September. Editorial article, beginning: “Chance has thrown in our way a stray number of the ‘Christian Observer.’” Standard, 5 October. Review of “The Conquerors of the New World and their Bondsmen.” Standard, 12, 26 October. _The Day of Small Things_, afterward _To W. L. Garrison_. Standard, 19 October. READER! _Walk up at once (it will soon be too late) and | buy at a perfectly ruinous rate_ | a | FABLE FOR CRITICS; | or | BETTER-- | _I like, as a thing that the reader’s first fancy may strike, | an old-fashioned title-page, | such as presents a tabular view of the volume’s contents--_ | A GLANCE | AT A FEW OF OUR LITERARY PROGENIES| (_Mrs. Malaprop’s word_)| from | THE TUB OF DIOGENES; | A VOCAL AND MUSICAL MEDLEY. | That is, | a SERIES OF JOKES. | BY A WONDERFUL QUIZ, | _who accompanies himself with a rub-a-dub-dub_, FULL OF SPIRIT AND GRACE, | _on the top of the tub_. | SET FORTH IN | _October the 21st day, in the year ’48_. BY | G. P. PUTNAM, Broadway. _Ode_, written for the celebration of the introduction of the Cochituate water into the city of Boston, 25 October. _The Ex-Mayor’s Crumb of Consolation_: a Pathetic Ballad. Standard, 26 October.