Summary: included the author Thomas Roscoe, discussing etiquette, the opera, the Haymarket Theatre, the PR campaign of a wife, and the pursuits of literature. A character named X. Y. Z. offers to compose various literary works to order for aspiring authors. The magazine also features the history of the Hampden Controversy by the Rev. Henry Christmas, tales of Old London by Miss E. M. Stewart, and a legend about the richest commoner in England. Spiritual and artistic contributions from various notables like M. Bozzelli, Telesforo de Trueba, Sir Gore Ouseley add diversity. The text delves into personal anecdotes about literary acquaintances, like Mrs. Radcliffe. There are comical highlights too, such as a Milanese exile and a German ruse involving a pamphlet on sour-crovt. The volume touches on the life of Mr. Rose and his mischievous actions, capturing a blend of literary discourse and light amusement.