Affghanistan, 133-general review of
the question regarding, 135-motives
for the expedition to, 136-means for
effecting the objects sought, 141-
comparison of the competitors for the
throne, 142-resistance to taxation
in, 148-causes of the British disas-
ters in, 150, 151.

Agitation the cause of the evils of Ire-
land, 709.

Alison, Archibald, Esq., speech of, at the
Burns' festival, 390.

Ancient canal between the Nile and the
Red Sea, historical account of the,
182.

Artist's morning song, the, from Goethe,
419.

Auckland, Lord, review of his Affghan-
istan policy, 133.

Aytoun, W. E., Esq., speech of, at the

Burns' festival, 392.

Banking System, the Scottish, 671*.
Barrett, Elizabeth B., review of the
poems of, 621.

Bell, H. G., Esq., speech of, at the
Burns' festival, 389.

Blanc, M., his history of ten years re-
viewed, 265.

Bossuet, character of, as a historian, 789.
Braxfield, Lord, letter relating to, 620.
Brenn, the, a Gaulish chief, career of,
471.

Bride of Corinth, the, from Goethe, 57.
Bruce, heart of the, a ballad, 15.
Burke, Edmund, review of the corres-
pondence of, 745.

-

Burns' festival, account of the, 370-
order of the procession, 373-the
banquet, 376-speeches of Lord
Eglinton, ib.-Professor Wilson, 378
-Sir John M'Neill, 388-H. G. Bell,
Esq., 389-Archibald Alison, Esq.,
390-W. E. Aytoun, Esq., 392-Colo-
nel Mure, 393-Sir James Campbell,
the Lord Justice-General, &c., 395-
stanzas for, by Delta, 399.
Cabul, the war with, 133.
Campbell, Sir James, speech of, at the

Burns' festival, 395.

Canal between the Nile and Red Sea,

Catharine of Russia, sketch of, 410.
Causes of the increase of crime, on the,
1-districts in which greatest, ib.-
in the manufacturing districts, 6-
strikes, 8.

Cavalier, the old Scottish, a ballad, 195.
Clarkson, sonnet to, 619.

Commitments for crime, tables of, 1, 2.
Cours de Littérature Dramatique, re-
view of, 237.

Crime, causes of the increase of, 1-in
the manufacturing districts, 6-in-
crease of, by strikes, 8-by infant
labour, 9 inefficiency of the propos-
ed preventives of, 13.

Cupid as a landscape painter, from
Goethe, 417.

Delphi, defeat of the Gauls at, 472.
Delta, stanzas for the Burns' festival

by, 399-the tombless man, a dream,
by, 583.

Doleful lay of the noble wife of Asan

Aga, the, from Goethe, 67.

Don John and the heretics of Flanders,
36-Part II., 49.

Dost Mohammed, character of, 142.
Dunning, anecdotes of, 249, 264.
Dwarf's well, the, a legend of Upper
Lusatia, 196.

Earthquake of Lisbon, the, 102.
Education, effect of imperfect, in Ire-
land, 708.

Eglinton, the Earl of, speeches of, at the

Burns' festival, 376, 395, 396.

Eldon, Lord, sketch of the career of,
-his early life, 245-his first strug-
gles, 249-and first success, 251
-enters parliament, 253-becomes
solicitor-general, 257-attorney-gen-
eral, 259-chief-justice of the Com-
mon Pleas, 262-and lord chan-
cellor, ib.-his subsequent career,
263.

Emperor, week of an-an account of
the visit of the Emperor Nicholas,

127.

Erl king, the, from Goethe, 63.
Etched thoughts by the Etching Club,
review of, 153.

Execution of Montrose, the, a ballad
289.

historical account of the, 182.

Goethe, 425.

Catania, 33.

Lusatia, 83.

Falkland islands, affair of the, 406.

806

Finlay's Greece under the Romans, re-
view of, 524.

First love, from Goethe, 61.

Fisher, the, from Goethe, 65.

Fourier and his system, sketch of, 591.
Frederick the Great, anecdotes of, 404,
409.

French socialists, 588.

Galatia, Gaulish kingdom of, 478.
Gauls, Thierry's history of, reviewed,
466.

Gibbon, character of, as a historian, 788.
Girardin, M., 237.

God, the, and the Bayaderé, from
Goethe, 421.

Goethe, Poems and Ballads of, No. I.
Introduction, 54-the bride of Co-
rinth, 57-first love, 61-who'll buy
a Cupid? 62-second life, ib.—the erl-
king, 63-Mignon, 64—the fisher, 65
-the minstrel, ib.-the violet, 66—
the doleful lay of the noble wife of
Asan Aga, 67.-No. II. Cupid as a
landscape painter, 417-the artist's
morning song, 419-the god and the
bayaderé, 421-the treasure-seeker,
423-the castle on the mountain, 425
-Philine's song, 426-to my mis-
tress, 427-the wild rose, ib.-a night
thought, 428-Prometheus, ib.-new
love, new life, 429-separation, 430
-the magician's apprentice, ib.
Great Britain, increase of crime in, 1.
Great country's little wars, a, review of,
133.
Great drought, the, 433-Chap. II., 436
-Chap. III., 438-Chap. IV., 440—
Chap. V., 442--Chap. VI., 452.
Greece under the Romans, review of,
524.

Grievances of Ireland, examination of
the alleged, 701-the true, 708.
Guizot, M., review of the historical
works of, 786.

Hardy, trial of, for high treason, 261.
Harris, James, career of, 401.

Heart of the Bruce, the, a ballad, 15.
Hill, Mr Sergeant, anecdotes of, 247.
Histoire des dix ans, review of, 265.
Historical account of the ancient canal
between the Nile and the Red Sea, 182.
Hope, the Right Hon. Charles, letter
from, 620.

Hume, character of, as a historian, 788.
Hydro Bacchus, 77.

Increase of crime, causes of, 1-districts
in which greatest, ib.

Infant labour, increase of crime attri-
butable to, 9.
Injured Ireland, 701.

Introduction to his poems, from Goethe,

Jesuits, expulsion of the, from Portugal,
109-extinction of the order, 112.
Johnson, Dr, anecdotes of, 247, 257.
Knights, last of the-Don John and the
heretics of Flanders, 36-Part II.,

49.
Lamartine, review of the travels of, 657.
Last of the knights, the-Don John and
the heretics of Flanders, 36-Part II.,
49.

Lee, J., anecdotes of, 249, 255.
Letter to the editor, from the Right
Hon. Charles Hope, 620.

Life in Louisiana, Chap. I., a Voyage on
the Red River, 507-Chap. II., Creole
life, 514-Chap. III., quite unexpect-
ed, 518.

Lines on the landing of Louis Philippe,
by B. Simmons, 654.

Lisbon, the great earthquake of, 102.
Louis Philippe, elevation of, to the
throne, 272-lines on the landing of,
by B. Simmons, 654.

Louisiana, life in, Chap. I., 507-Chap.
II., 514-Chap. III., 518.
Love chase, in prose, a, Chap. I., 164—
Chap. II., 166—Chap. III., 170—
Chap. IV., 173-Chap. V., 178.
Lunatic asylum of Palermo, the, 20.
Lusatia, traditions and tales of, No. II.

-the fairy tutor, 83-No. III., the
dwarf's well, 196-No. IV., the moor
maiden, 726.

Lushington on the Affghan war, 133.
Luther, an ode, 80.

Machiavel, character of, as a historian,
787.

M'Neill, Sir John, speech of, at the
Burns' festival, 388.

Magician's apprentice, the, from Goethe,

Memoranda of a month's tour in Sicily
-the museum of Palermo, 20-lu-
natic asylum, ib.-miscellanea, 21-
journey to Segeste, 23-Sicilian
inns, 24-approach to Messina, 28
-journey to Taormina, 30-Catania,
33.

Messina, approach to, 28.
Mignon, from Goethe, 64.
Milkman of Walworth, the, Chap. I.,
687-Chap. II., 691-Chap. III., 693
-Chap. IV., 696.

Minstrel, the, from Goethe, 65.
Montesquieu, character of, as a histo-
rian, 789.

Montrose, execution of, a ballad, 289.
Moor maiden, the, 726.

Mure, Colonel, speech of, at the Burns'
festival, 393.

Museum of Palermo, the, 20.

My college friends-No. I. John Brown,

569 No. II., the same concluded, 763.
My first love, a sketch in New York, 69.
My last courtship; or, life in Louisiana-

Chap. I. A voyage on the Red River,
507 Chap. II., Creole life, 514-
Chap. III., quite unexpected, 518.
Natural history of man, Prichard's, re-
view of, 312.

Nelson's dispatches and letters, review
of, 775.

New love, new life, from Goethe, 429.
Nicholas, the Emperor, visit of, to Great
Britain, 127.

Night on the banks of the Tennessee, a,
278.

Night thought, a, from Goethe, 428.
Nile and the Red Sea, the, historical
account of the ancient canal between,
182.

North, Lord, anecdotes of, 255.
O'Connell case, the-Was the judgment
rightly reversed? 539-statement of
the case, 541-the indictment, 542-
verdict of the jury, 544-the motion
in arrest of judgment, 545-the judg-
ment, ib. the writ of error, ib.-opi-
nions of the judges, 548-and of the
peers, 553-general remarks on the
case, 561.

Old Scottish cavalier, the, a ballad, by
W. E. A., 195.

Oporto wine company, origin of the,

106.

Palermo, sketches of, 20.

Passages in the life of a Russian officer,
713.

Patmore's poems, review of, 331.
Philine's song, from Goethe, 426.
Poems and ballads of Goethe, the-No.
I. Introduction, 54-the bride of Co-
rinth, 57-first love, 61-who'll buy

a Cupid, 62-second life, ib.-the erl-
king, 63-Mignon, 64-the fisher, 65
-the minstrel, ib.-the violet, 66—
the doleful lay of the noble wife of Asan
Aga, 67-No. II. Cupid as a land-
scape painter, 417-the artist's morn-
ing song, 419-the god and the baya-
deré, 421-the treasure-seeker, 423
-the castle on the mountain, 425-
Philine's song, 426-to my mistress,
427-the wild rose, ib.-a night
thought, 428-Prometheus, ib.-new
love, new life, 429-separation, 430
the magician's apprentice, ib.
Poetry:-The heart of the Bruce, 15—
poems and ballads of Goethe, No. I., 54
Hydro Bacchus, 77-Martin Luther,
an ode, 80-the old Scottish cavalier,
195-the execution of Montrose, 289
stanzas for the Burns' festival, by
Delta, 399-poems and ballads of
Goethe, No. II., 417-the tombless
man, by Delta, 583-sonnet to Clark-
son,
619-Westminster hall and the
works of art, by B. Simmons, 652—
lines on the landing of Louis Philippe,
by the same, 654-" That's what we
are," 741.

Poland, the partition of, 405, 407.
Pombal, Marquis of, sketch of the career
of, 100.

Portugal, history of, during the admi-
nistration of the Marquis of Pombal,
100.

Prichard's natural history of man, re-
view of, 312.

Prometheus, from Goethe, 428.

Ptolemy, completion of the canal be-
tween the Nile and the Red Sea by,
185.

Radzivil, Prince, sketch of, 406.
Red Sea and the Nile, history of the
ancient canal between, 182.
Remarks on Schiller's maid of Orleans,
216.

Reviews:--Smith's memoirs of the Mar-
quis of Pombal, 100-Lushington's
a great country's little wars, 133-
Etched thoughts by the Etching Club,
153-M. Girardin's cours de littéra.
ture dramatique, 237-Twiss's me.
moirs of the Earl of Eldon, 245-
Blanc's histoire de dix ans, 265-
Prichard's natural history of man,
312-Poems by Coventry Patmore,
331-Life of Lord Malmesbury, 401
-Thierry's history of the Gauls, 466
-Finlay's Greece under the Romans,
524-Reybaud on French socialism,
588-Poems by Elizabeth B. Barrett,
621-Lamartine's travels, 657-
Burke's correspondence, 745-Nel-

Scottish banking system, the, 671*.
Scottish cavalier, the, a ballad, 195.
Scottish peasantry, character of the,
370.

Second life, from Goethe, 62.
Segeste, journey to, 23.
Separation, from Goethe, 430.
Shah Soojah, character of, 143.
Sicilian inns, 24.

Sicily, memorandum of a month's tour
in the museum of Palermo, 20—the
lunatic asylum, ib.-miscellanea, 21-
journey to Segeste, 23-Sicilian inns,
24-approach to Messina, 28-jour-
ney to Taormina, 30-Catania, 33.
Simmons, B., Westminster hall and the

works of art by, 652-lines on the
landing of Louis Philippe by, 654.
Sismondi, character of, as a historian,
792.

Sketch in New York, a-My first love,
69.

Smith's memoirs of the Marquis of Pom-

bal, review of, 100.

Socialism in France, history of, 588.
Some remarks on Schiller's maid of
Orleans, 216.

Sonnet to Clarkson, 619.

Stanzas for the Burns' festival, by Delta,
399.

Stolen child, the, a true tale of the
Backwoods, 227.

Stowell, Lord, sketches of, 246, 254.
Strikes as a cause of the increase of
crime, 8.

Taormina, journey to, 30.

Taxation, resistance to, in Affghanistan,
149-comparative lightness of in Ire-
land, 702.

Tender conscience, a, 454.

Tennessee, a night on the banks of the,
278.

"That's what we are," a poem, 744.
Thierry's history of the Gauls, review
of, 466.

Thurlow, Lord, anecdotes of, 258,259,

263.

To my mistress, from Goethe, 427.
Tombless man, the, a dream, by Delta,
583.

Traditions and tales of Upper Lusatia,
No. II., the fairy tutor, 83-No. III.,
the dwarf's well, 196-No. IV., the
moor maiden, 726.

Treasure-seeker, the, from Goethe,
423.

Twiss's life of Lord Eldon, review of,
245.

Up stream; or steam-boat reminis-
cences, 64.

Violet, the, from Goethe, 66.
Voltaire, character of, as a historian,
787.

W. E. A., Heart of the Bruce by, 15-
the old Scottish cavalier by, 195-the
execution of Montrose, by, 289.
Walworth, the milkman of, 687.
Week of an emperor, the, 127.
Westminster hall and the works of art
on a free admission day, by B. Sim-
mons, 652.

Who'll buy a Cupid, from Goethe, 62.
Wild rose,
the, from Goethe, 427.
Wilson, Professor, speech of, at the
Burns' festival, 378.

Witchfinder, the-Part I., 297-conclu-
sion, 487.

Writ of error, proceedings on the, 545.