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INDEX.

Africa, Southern, Steedman's Travels in, 285.
Agnes, St., Eve of, 17.

Allegory on the Imaginative Faculty, 163.

America, Abridgment of Robertson's History of, 368.
American Fashionable Novels, 448.
Appalling Achievement, 404.

Early Rising, a word on, 225.

East, Travels in the, by Dr Hogg, 373.
Education of the People, 208, 247, 296, 375, 423, 459.
Education of the Middle Classes, 13, 31.
Education, Journal of, 379.

Edwin and Emma, Origin of the Ballad of, 66.

Aristocracy, Moral and Intellectual Deficiencies of England, History of, by Mr Wallace, 279.
the, 108.

Arts, Fine, Present State of the, in England, 7, 16, 24,
32, 48, 55, 64, 80, 104, 112, 120, 127, 135, 143,
151, 160, 167, 171, 187, 195, 212, 227, 237, 260,
268, 277, 285, 301, 310, 353, 361, 388, 394,
402, 428, 449.

Associations of Persons and Things during Dreams,
210.

Exmouth, Lord, Life of, by Mr Osler, 333.
Family Likenesses, 450.

Farmer's Boy, Soliloquy of an idle, 441.
Faust, Anster's Translation of,

Female Beauty, Criticism on, 121, 129, 137, 146.
Fire Escapes, Importance of providing, 441.
First and Second Thoughts, 16.
Food, 68.

Bachelors, their Varieties, Characters, and Condi- Foreign Quarterly Review (Cochrane's), 255.
France and Italy, Wilson's Records of a Route
tions, 416.
through,

Beckford's Excursion to the Monasteries of Alcobaça

and Batalha, 223.

Beggars' Lodging-houses, 145.

Beranger, 425.

Bird's Poems, 311.

Bermuda, Sketches of, by Miss Lloyd, 230

Black Art, a Legend of the, 123.

Blind Man, 47.

Francesca Cararra, 89.

Mackey, John, Esq., Curious Passages from Me-
moirs of, 364.

Mackintosh, Sir James, Life of, 317, 325.

Magazines, Chat with the, 153.

Man, a, introduced to his Ancestors, 265.
Manners, English, in 1750, 354
Manufactures, Philosophy of, by Dr Ure, 215.

Franconian Tales: -The Sleepwalker, 226; the Marriage Customs of the Kulinas, 72.
Night-dog, 266; the Black Bird, 299.

Genius, the Fortunes of, 273.

Marriages, Happy Letter on, 188; How are we to
get happily Married? 98.

Geology-How to observe, by Mr de la Beche, Marvell, Andrew, Genius of, 437.

183.

Geology familiarly explained, by Dr Bertrand, 327.

Boar-hunt, Snow-storm, and singular escape from Germany, History of, by Dr Dunham, 286.
it, 435.

Bolingbroke, Lord, Cooke's Life of, 397.
Book-stalls of the Metropolis, 404.

Border, Rambles on the English and Scottish, 367.
Botanic Garden, by Mr Maund.

Boyhood, 450.

Bricklayers and an old Book, 257.

Brougham, Lord, on Natural Theology, 173, 191.
Butcher, The, a sketch of, 185.

Cat by the Fire, and Pictures in one's room, 29.
a, 23.
Challenge, singular reception of
Chances and Changes, 89.

Chaucer, Riches of, 89.

Christina, Queen of Sweden, Fancy Portrait of,
Church Worship, Contrast between the Real and

Fashionable Graces of, 135.

Church-yards and their Stories, 154.

Cleanliness, Air, Exercise, and Diet, 313, 321, 329,
337, 345.

Climbing a Rock in Flat Island, 340.

Cluny, the Hotel de, and its Museum, 387.

Coach, a Journey by, 393, 401, 409.

Gil Blas, Gigoux's Edition of, 207.
Gossip, Speculative and Assimilating, 47.
Greece, Thirlwall's History of, 389.

Guiana, Interior of, by Dr Hancock, 245.
Harnessing Horses, Modes of, in England, France,
and Germany, 144.

Hazlitt, First Literary Production of, 346.
Health, Philosophy of, 74, 90.
Health, General Maxims for, 364.

Henry VIII, 301; on a Pilgrimage, 451.
Highlands, Tours in the,

Historiques et Litteraires, Melanges, par M. le
Baron de Barante, 358, 398.
Hive, the Queen Elizabeths of, 348.

Holy Land, Lamartine's Pilgrimage to the, 200.
Holman's Voyage round the World, 438.
Horatiana, 41, 58.

Ice, with Poets upon it, 25; Ice, more Poets on
the, 63.

Image, Roman Story of the, 396. '

India, Sketches of English Society in, by Miss
Roberts, 294.

Cobbett, William, Notice of, and his Rural Rides,' Irving, Rev. Edward, Notice of, 16.

Islands of Socotra and Ascension, 452.
Italian Grammar, by Guazzaroni, 344.;

Coleridge, Letters, Conversations, and Recollections Italy and Italian Literature, 214.
of, 457.

Colour, 281.

Commercial Pocket Guide, 280.

Concert Ticket, a Fragment, 66.

Consumption, Dr Clarke on, 270.

Country Club, 127.

Cowper's Works, Southey's Edition of, 413.

Mary, Lines on, 56.

May-day Cowslipping, 158.

Milton's Poetical Works, edited by Sir E. Brydges,
182.

Mind, Indestructibility of, 283.

Mirage, Account of, 115.

Mississippi Bubble, 411.

Motto of the London Journal,' Lines on the, 40.

Moxon's Sonnets, 392.

Munich and England, 314.

Music, Notices of, 16, 24, 32, 46, 71, 160, 213.

Music, why it sometimes produces Sadness, 209.
Ofelia, an English Novel, by a Portuguese Lady,
295.

Old Age, Intolerance of, towards the Opinions of
the Young, 322.

Ornithological Pictures and Dialogues, 255. ·
Outre-Mer, by an American, 244.
Paracelsus, by Mr Browning, 405.

Parliament, History and Description of the late
Houses of, 240.

Pencillings by the Way, by N. P. Willis, 430.
Persia, Travels in, by Uncle Oliver, 312.
Persian Story, 402.

Peter the Wild Boy, 364.

Petrarch and Boccacio, 96.

Phrenology: its Evidence and Principles con-
sidered, 432.

Pianoforte, Pleasures, Uses, and Objects of the, 9.

Johnson, Dr, Life of, by Boswell (Murray's Picton, General, Robinson's Life of, 372.

edition), 207.

Jonson, Ben, 461.

Justice, Notions of, in the time of James I., 411.
Kean, Life of, 189.

Pleasure, Pain, and Knowledge, 169.

Poetry, 47, 67, 71, 104, 119, 120, 122, 124, 131,
135, 143, 148, 149, 160, 168, 181, 235, 267, 309,
310, 332, 338, 396, 403, 426.
Poetry, Something new in, 231.
Kelly, Mr James Birch, and the Penny Cyclo- Poetry, Welsh, Translations of, 254.

pædia,' 359.

Cowper's Works, Mr Grimshawe's Edition of, 200, Kemble, Miss, Journal, 174.
392.

Criminal Tria's, Mr Jardine's, 197.

Cullen, Dr., as a Teacher, 332.

Cyclopædia, The Penny, 420.

Danube, Quin's Steam Voyage down the, 318.

Deaths of Illustrious Persons of Antiquity, 119.
Deformity, Banter by a man on his own, 443.
Diadeste, 451.

Dog, Anecdotes of a favourite, 364.

Donne, Character of his Works, 442.

Dramatists, Charles Lamb and the old, 263.

Drawing, Sopwith's Treatise on Isometrical, 311.
Dreaming, Theory of, 157.

Dusty Days, 217.

Lamb, Charles, Notice of, 8, 50; an Auto-bio-
graphical Sketch of, 131; Personal Recollections
of, 150, 171, 236.

Poetry, English, Characteristic Specimens of, 180,
187, 195, 218, 228, 250, 268.
Poets' Houses, 425.

Poets upon the Ice, 25, 63.

Poor Law, Letter on the New, by Mr Leslie, 439.

Lamb, Charles, Specimens of the Wit, Humour, Pope, Conversation of, 297.

and Criticism of, 22, 54, 94, 100.
Lamb, Charles, Sayings of, 348.
Landor's Ode to a Friend, 113.

Language, Thoughts on, 76, 99, 107, 177, 209, 252,
274, 284, 307.

Language and Orthography, Mr Landor's Letter
on, 220.

Lascaris, Epitaph by, on himself, 128.

Law and History, Curiosities of, by J. Riddell,
Esq., 181.

Portraits from Life, by Goethe, 111.

Portugal, Lively Glances at Men and Things in,
44.

Proclamation Extraordinary, 73.

Protestant Chapel at Rome, Papal Authorization