Stories in Natural History will appear in every Number.

Under the title of "Sights Worth Seeing," an account will be given of the most Important-gratuitous or otherwise, permanent or temporary-Sights in London and its Neighbourhood, having special reference to Picture Galleries, Museums, &c.

Under the title of "Books Worth Reading," notice will be given of the best Books for Boys issued during the month.

Papers will be especially prepared for the assistance of lads of a mechanical turn, and hints given as to how to make everything, from Fireworks to the most elaborate Apparatus employed in Natural Philosophy. These papers will bear the title of "How to Do It." The Letters of the Odd Boy will be continued.

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We may also announce a Series of Biographical Sketches, under the title of "Our Brave Defenders," in which the Lives of the most famous of our Soldiers and Sailors will be worthily told.

We have also in prospect another New Story, called "London Stone; or, the Life and Death of John Amendall," a Romance of English History.

"Notes and Queries" will be continued; and Problems, Enigmas, Charades, and Puzzles very freely introduced. No trouble, no expense, will be spared to make "THE BOY'S MONTHLY" next, at least, in popularity to " THE BOY'S OWN" Magazine.

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