There, in disorder dark and wild, And deemed the stately domes, whose forms Thou desolate and dying year! Earth's brightest pleasures fade like thine; The stream of life, that used to pour Which destiny hath overspread— Where the dark wing of Time had sped. Which heralds man unto the tomb. Watts's Poetical Album pictures in, 319 Auriculas, 108 Aurora Borealis, 304, 339 All Fools' Day, 127-custom in Autumn poetically described, 388 Alder, 203 India, ib. American cowslip, 108 323, 325 Autumnal Eve, a poem, 345 Awake, my Love! a poem, 283 B Ancient houses, cuts of, 23, 95, Baillie, Joanna, Song by, 203 ', kirk, a sonnet, 320 Balloon, cut of, 295 Barberry, 203 Barometer, uses of, 151 Bats, 31, 113, 121 Barton, Bernard, 29 Baya of India described, 38 Becket, Thomas à, 245 Beech-tree, 169, 193 Beetles, 199 Belleau, Remy, 158 Bengal, evening walk in, a poem, 36-38 Books, lines on, 74 Botanical curiosities, 79 Chaumontelle, the, 32 Chelones, 347 bigaroon, 277 Chervil, 203 Botany, remarks on the study of, Cherry, garden and wild, 169- 155 Bouterwek, Professor, 334 Bowles, Rev. W. L., 220 Bor-tree, 169 Bramble, common, extraordinary Brazil, scene in, 83 British Museum, cut of, 396 Browne, Mary Anne, 232, 352, 364, Brunswick theatre, destruction of, 62 Bryony, 204, 236 Burghley, Lord, 3 Burnet-saxifrage, 347 Buttercup, 204 Butterflies, 123, 124, 166, 196, 309, Cobbold's valentine verses, 54 347-8 Clover, 203, 236 Clouds, lines on, 285 Caddis-fly, 314 at, 9 Calm, a, poetically described, 107 Columbines, 203 C Candles, blessing of, at Rome, 41 Congreve, Sir Wm., 297 Carlton house, cut of, 292 Carnival ceremonies at Rome, 12- Carp, the, engraving of, 191 Caterpillar, mode of preserving Ceylon, slavery in, 292 Chateaubriand, M., 183 Crocuses, 108 spit insect, 236 Culloden, battle of, 136 Cunningham, Allan, 283 Durer, Albert, Jubilee in honour Dutch garden near Antwerp, 286 E Eagle, the wounded, a poem, 123 Early rising, poetical invitations Earthquake at London, 88. in Wales, 226 Cup, ornamental, engraving of Easter ceremonies at Toulouse, one, 61 Currunt-tree, 169 140 day, 140 eve, ceremonies on, 139 holidays, lines on, 141 Easterly winds, 188-191 K. of the West Saxons, 90 Ellis, Henry, Esq., 50, 51, 349, 397 Elsing Spital, window of the old Ember days, 88, 213, 330, 399 Eton college, cut of the cloisters 284 - primrose, 273 F February explained, 41 Fieldfare, 113, 367 Fishes, migration of, 76-79 Flesh-fly, 166 Flower-de-luce, 232 N n - plant, 80 Gate of St. Martin's at Paris, cut Hazel, 114 of, 335 Gemini, 175 Genista, 309 Geranium, 308 Gilpin, Rev. Joshua, 144 Goatsucker, 192 Golden-green beetle, 236 Heartsease, 347 Heber, Bp., poem by, 36 Hedge-sparrow, 31, 75 Hemans, Felicia, 123, 219, 230, Heron, engraving of, 75 on, Holly-night, 11 Goldfinch, 110-cut of, 307 Gooseberry-bush, method of pre- Grayling, engraving of, 198 Holy Cross, 330 Thursday,ceremony at Rome on, 134, 135 Honeysuckle, 193, 232—Tartarian, Hood, Thomas, 374 Hotel-de-ville, at Paris, engrav- sparrow, 31 Houses, ancient, cuts of, 23, 95, Howitt, W. and M., 212, 231, 242 366 Richard, 183, 285, 316, Hudson, Jeffery, cut of, 329 Hymn for Sunday evening, 56 |