ADVENTURER, Scenes in the Life of an, 526
Africa, Expedition of Discovery into the
Interior of, by Capt. Alexander, review-
ed, 139

Agincourt, battle of, 263-270

Alexander, Capt., his Expedition of Dis-
covery into the Interior of Africa, re-
viewed, 139

Alexandria, population of, 142
Algiers in the Spring of 1837, 166
America, Expedition to the North Coast of,
by Capt. Back, 422

South, Republics of, 281

American Bobadil, the, by T. C. Grattan,
Esq., 29

Ancel, the Story of Mary, 185

Andryane, Alexander, Memoirs of, review-
ed, 283

Ango, Le Manoir d', 471

Jean, history of, 472
Annual, Oriental, Caunter's and Daniells's,
noticed, 429

the, of British Landscape Scenery,
by Louisa A. Twamley, noticed, 430
Arabs, the, 167-their songs, 169
Arques, visit to. in Normandy, 468
Arsonville, M. D, his death at Algiers, 174
Austria, Emperor of, amnesty granted to
State Prisoners by the, 287

Banti, Signora, 353

Baron Von Boots; a Tale of "Blood," by
Henry Brownrigg, Esq., 394
Barrow, Dr., his Life of Dr. Edward Jenner,
reviewed, 277

Beaufort, Cardinal, 385, 386, 391-death
of, 505, 506-his wealth, 507
Bedford, Duke of, Regent of France, 380,
381, 385, 387

Bernadotte (King of Sweden), alluded to,

282

Billington, Mrs., Life of, from the Mana-
ger's Note Book, 345

Bolza, Signor, Police functionary at Milan,
285

Booth, Barton, the Actor, 355

Brougham, Henry Lord, Speeches of, re-
viewed, 134

Brownrigg, Henry, Esq., Papers of a "Gen-
tleman-at-Arms," by, No. V., 108 -
Some Account of a Stage Devil, by, 242
Dec.-VOL. LIV. NO. CCXVI

-Baron Von Boots, a Tale of "Blood,"
by, 394

Buckingham, Humphrey Stafford, Duke of,

494

Buenos Ayres, revolutions in, 283
Byron, Lord, quoted, 280.

Cade, Jack, insurrection of, 509, 510)
Cadiz, city and costumes of, 142
Cagliostro, Count, an Historical Novel, re-
viewed, 279

Cambridge, Earl of, conspiracy of, with
Scrope and Grey, against Henry the
Fifth, 257-389

Campbell, Thomas, Esq, his Poem on the
liberation of an English Sailor by Napo-
leon Bonaparte, 431

Campion, Miss, afterwards Mrs. Pope,
Actress, 102

Canal, the Great Western, in North Ame-
rica, 483

Carlos Segundo el Hechizado; or King
Charles the Second the Bewitched, 339
Castles in the Air, by Miss Twiss, 178
Caucasus, Travels in the Western, by Ed-

mund Spencer, Esq., reviewed, 424
Caunter and Daniell's Oriental Annual,
noticed, 429

Charles the Second of England, anecdotes
of, 88, &c.

Chichester, Bishop of, death of the, 287
Choruses to the play of King Henry the

Fifth, the, 260, 264, 270-Mr. Camp-
bell's opinion of, 272

Cibber, Colley, from the Manager's Note
Book, 355

Circassia, the war in, 424-valour of the
Circassians, 425-description of the ro-
mantic region of, ib.

Clemenza di Tito, La, 409

Cobbett, William, trial of, 135

Confalioneri, Count, imprisoned in the
fortress of Spielberg, 286

Constitutional History, &c., by Hallam,
noticed, 421

Conversazione, the 132, 277, 421, 563
Cork, County of, election for the, 14
Cosrew Pasha, the Seraskier, his career,

426

East, the Spirit of the, by D. Urquhart,
Esq., reviewed, 132
Egypt, Edom, and the Holy Land, Letters

by Lord Lindsay from, reviewed, 141
Elberous, the, mountain in Circassia, 425
English History, particulars of, in "Shak-
speare's Historical Plays, historically con-
sidered," 42, 251, 375
Etiquette, by p, 21

Falstaff, Sir John, allusions to the charac-

ter of, 54-his banishment, 56-disgraced
in France, 382

Ferdinand the Fourth of Naples, charac-
teristic anecdote of, 281

Feret, M. P. J., librarian of Dieppe, 465
Florio, Signor, 229, 230, 231
France, Society in, before the Revolution,
279-wars of the English in, 263, 377,
381, &c.

Francia, Dr., dictator of Paraguay, 281

Gahagan's, Major, Historical Reminiscences,

1804-1838-A Peep into Spain-Ser-
vices of the Ahmednuggar Irregulars, 319
-Historical Reminiscences, continued,
543-The Indian Camp, ib.-the Sortie
from the Fort, ib.-Holkar's Camp, 546
Gallic Antiquities, No. I., the Kings of
Yvetot, 273

"Gentleman-at-Arms," Papers of a, edited
by Henry Brownrigg, Esq., No. V., 108
Gibraltar, garrison, and people in, described,

142

Glanville Family, the, a novel, reviewed,
137

Glena, mountain and woods of, 18-the cot-
tage of, 19

Gloucester, Humphrey, Duke of, in the mi-
nority of Henry the Sixth, 379, 381, 385,
387, 393, 494, 497, 500-his death, 503
Eleanor Duchess of, accusation

against, 498

Goat Island, on the Niagara, 487
Grandfather's Papers, My, 515
Granville, Dr., Counter Irritation, by,
reviewed, 287

Grassini, Signora, 353

Grattan, T. C. Esq., the American Bobadil,
by, 29-Old and New Friends, by, 417
Greeks, modern, described, 133

Green, Mr., the celebrated aeronaut, 427
Gurney Papers, the, by Theodore Hook,

Esq., Author of "Sayings and Doings,"
&c., Nos. XVIII., 1-XIX., 145–XX,
Chapter the Last, 289

Gwynn, Nell, Life of, 87-Letter from, 91,
-Will of, 93

Hagar, Stanzas, 107

Halil Pasha, account of, 426

Hallam, Mr., "Constitutional History,"
&c., by, noticed, 421

Harvest home, the, 474

Henri IV., King of France, 469, 470, 471
Henry IV., the Second Part of, criticism on
Shakspeare's, 42

V., his character portrayed by
Shakspeare, Stow, Holiushed, &c, 49, 51,
376, &c.-the Historical Play of, consi
dered, 251

VI., the Historical Plays of, consi-
dered, 375-is crowned in France, 382-
Second Part of Henry VI., 494
Herrick, quotation from, 477

Hill, Benson E., Esq., The Irish Quaker,
by, 233-An Irish Incident in 1798, by,
368

Holinshed, quotations from, 42, &c.; 252,
&c.; 378, &c.; 496, &c.

Hook, Theodore, Esq., The Gurney Papers,
by, Nos. XVIII., 1-XIX., 145-XX,
289

Howard, Edward, Esq., Memoir of, with a
Portrait, 559

Hunter, John, menagerie kept by the cele-

brated, 277-Extract of a letter from, 278

Jerrold, Douglas, Esq, the Lesson of Life

by, 71, 554
Joan of Arc, 61-She relieves the city of
Orleans, 380-and enters Rouen, 381—
accused of witchcraft and burnt, 385

Killarney, town, and lakes of, 15
Kitchener, Dr., dinner-parties of, 105
Knight, Mr. Thomas, comedian, 457
Knowles, James Sheridan, Esq., an Indian
Tradition, by, 329-The Maid of Marien-
dorpt, a play, by, 430

Leopold, King of the Belgians, 273
Lesson of Life, the, a Household Romance,
by Douglas Jerrold, Esq., 71, 554
Liberty, love of, on the Continent, charac-
terized, 284

Limes, the Cité des, 465
Lindsay, Lord, his Letters from Egypt,

Edom, and the Holy Land, reviewed, 141
Literature:-The Spirit of the East, by D.
Urquhart, Esq., 132-Speeches of Henry
Lord Brougham, 134 -The Glanville
Family, 137-Capt. Alexander's Expedi-
tion of Discovery into the Interior of
Africa, 139-Letters from Egypt, Edom,
and the Holy Land, by Lord Lindsay, 141

-

-The Life of Edward Jenner, M.D., by Dr.
Barrow, 277-Count Cagliostro, a Novel,
279-Notes on Naples, by a Traveller, ib.
-Letters on Paraguay, 281-Memoirs of
a Prisoner of State, 283-Counter Irri-
tation, by Dr. Granville, 287-The His-
tory of the County of Dublin, by John
Dalton, Esq., 288—A Historical Essay on
the Revolution of 1688, by C. Plumer
Ward, Esq., 421 Hallam's Constitu-
tional History, and the History of the
Revolution of 1688, ib.-Narrative of an
Expedition in H. M. S. Terror, by Capt.
Back, 422-Travels in the Western Cau-
casus, by Edmund Spencer, 424
Crotchets in the Air, by John Poole,
Esq., 426 The Narrative of Arthur
Gordon Pym, of Nantucket, North
America, 428-Caunter's and Daniells's
Oriental Annual, 429-The Annual of
British Landscape Scenery, by Louisa A.
Twamley, 430-The Maid of Marien-
dorpt, a play, in five acts, by James She-
ridan Knowles, Esq., ib.-The Diadem, a
book for the boudoir, by Miss L. Sheridan,
431-Duty and Inclination, a Novel, ib.-
Excursions in the Mountains of Ronda
and Granda, by Captain R. Scott, 563
-The Life, Letters, and Journals of
Lord Byron, 564-The Forget Me Not,
566-The Misfortunes of the Dauphin,
567-The Oriental Annual, ib.-Motives
to the Study of Biblical Literature, 568
-A New Method of Learning to Read,
Write, and Speak a Language in Six
Months, adapted to the German, ib.-
Heath's Book of Beauty for 1839, 569—
The Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell,

edited by R. Vaughan, D.D., 569—A
Wreath of Wild Flowers from New
England, by Frances S. Osgood, 573-
Heath's Picturesque Annual, Versailles
574

London, viewed from a balloon, 427-In
the Autumn, described, 534

Love's Gifts, by Mrs. C. B. Wilson, 526
Lucy, Sir William, 383

, Etiquette, by, 21-Ortolans and Cham-
pagne, by, 210-Something next to No-
thing, by, 312-Nobody in Town, by, 534
Mackintosh Sir James, fragment of the

History of England, noticed, 421-his
Speech on the trial of Peltier, ib.
Mahmoud IV., the Sultan, 426
Manager's Note Book, the, Nos. XI.-
Nell Gwynn, 87-Alexander Pope, 95-
XII., Madame Mara, 217-XIII., Mrs.
Billington, 345--Booth, Wilks, Cibber,
and Doggett, 355-XIV, T. Knight, 457
Mantes, visit to the town of, 68

Mara, Madame, Account of, from the Ma-
nager's Note-Book, 217

Margaret of Anjou, Queen of Henry the
Sixth, 392, 494, 504.

Mariendorpt, the Maid of, a play in five
acts, by James Sheridan Knowles, Esq.,
reviewed, 430

Martial in London, 311

Mehemet Ali, Viceroy of Egypt, 143, 426
Milan, Austrian police in, 285-the late
coronation at, 287

Missel-Thrush, on Hearing it Singing in
December at the Dawn of Morning, by
A. F. C., 177
Mizendeck's Narrative, Admiral Lord, by
the late Watty Cockney, Esq., edited by
the Author of " Paul Pry," 119
Moors and other tribes inhabiting Algiers,

166, 168-converts made amongst, 172
Moscow, Napoleon's visit to, described, 532
Mucruss, Mr. Herbert's demesne, near
Killarney, 17

Music Mad, by J. S., 20
My last Tour, 433

Napoleon, the Emperor, allusions to, 282,
284, 427, 431

Naples, Notes on, by a Traveller, reviewed,
279

Navy Island, a visit to, 490
Nemours, the Duke of, 167
Niagara, a Day at the Falls of, 482
Nicholas, Emperor, projects of the, 424
Nobody in Town, by μ, 534

Old and New Friends, by T. C. Grattan
Esq., 417

Ortolans and Champagne, by μ, 210
Outward Bound, noticed, 560

Paraguay, Letters on, reviewed, 281
Paris, humorous description of, 360-the
Louvre, 361-the Halle, 365-the Me-
2 r2

thodist Preacher, ib.-the Watch-house,
ib.

Perils of Passion, the, a Domestic Tragedy
in heroic metre, by G. D., 372
Poetry:- Music Mad, by J. S., 20-Retro-
spection, by M. W. M., 70-Hagar, 107

-

The Summer Night, by A. F. C., 118
-On Hearing a Missel-Thrush Singing
in December at the Dawn of Morning,
by A. F. C., 177--The Quarrel, by M. W.
M., 197-The Rocking Horse, by D. J.,
208-Martial in London, to a Lady, 311
--Youth, 359-The Perils of Passion, a
Domestic Tragedy in heroic metre, by G.
D., 372-On the Liberation of a British
Sailor, by T. Campbell, Esq., an extract,
431-Broken Faith, 473-Love's Gifts,
by Mrs. C. B. Wilson, 526-To Rattlin
the Reefer, 560 Address written by
T. Dibdin, 461-Farewell Address of
T. Knight, 462-Song from the German
of Goethe, by W. M. H., 553
Polar Sea, the North, 422
Pont-de-l'Arche, described, 62
Pope, Alexander, the Actor, Life of, 95
Poole, John, Esq., Admiral Lord Mizen-
deck's Narrative, edited by, 119.
Crotchets in the Air, by, reviewed, 426
Prisoner of State, Memoirs of a, reviewed,
283

-

Prout, Samuel, Esq., drawings in Normandy
of, 62

Pym, Arthur Gordon, of Nantucket, North
America, review of the Narrative of, 428

Quaker, the Irish, by Benson E. Hill, Esq.,

233

Quarrel, the, by M. W. M., 197
Quin, Michael J., Esq., Steam Voyage from
London to Paris, by, No. II., 58

Ramadan, fast of the, 166-succeeded by
the festival of the Beiram, 168
Rastopchin, General, 532
Retrospection, by M. W. M., 70
Revolution of 1688, a Historical Essay on
the, by C. Plumer Ward, Esq., reviewed,
421-History of the, by Sir James Mack-
intosh, noticed, ib.

Rhinoceros, the white and the black, de
scribed, 141

Rocking Horse, the, by D. Jerrold, 208
Roscoe, Mr., allusion to his "Lorenzo de
Medici, 137

Roses, the Red and White, civil war under
these emblems, 387, 388, 390

Rouen, description of, 59

Rural Festivals, by Zemia, 474

Russia, power of, 425--wreck of the Rus-
sian Squadron in the Black Sea, ib.-
Perils in Russia, 531, 533

Sailor. British, verses by Mr. Campbell on

a, 431

Scenes in the Life of an Adventurer, 526
Seine, steam navigation of the river, 58
Shakspeare's Historical Plays considered
Historically, by the Right Hon. T. P.
Courtenay, Nos. IV., 42, V., 251, VI,
375-VII. 494

Sheridan, Miss L., the Diadem, a book for
the boudoir, by, 431

Something next to Nothing, by μ, 312
Spencer, Edmund, Esq., Travels in the
Western Caucasus, by, reviewed, 424
Spitz, the Abbé, 171, 172

Stage Devil, some account of a, by Henry
Brownrigg, Esq., 242

Steam Voyage from London to Paris, by
Michael J. Quin, Esq., No. II., 58

Suffolk, Duke of, in the reign of Henry
the Sixth, 495-banished, 504-murder
of, 507

Summer Night, the, by A. F. C., 118

Talbot, John, Earl of Shrewsbury, his
valour and fame, 380, 382-slain in
France, 383-his titles, 384

Terror, H. M. Ship, Narrative of an Ex-
pedition in, by Captain Back, reviewed,

422

Turkish manners, 132, 166

Twamley, Louisa A., the Annual of British

Landscape Scenery, by, noticed, 430
Twiss, Miss, Castles in the Air, by, 178
Tzchenesstzquali, the river, described, 425

Urquhart, D., Esq., the Spirit of the East,
by, reviewed, 132

Vaccination, opinions of eminent physicians
on, 278

Vernon, town of, described, 65
Vesuvius, described, 280

Wakes and Rural Festivals, 478
Warwick, Earl of, 387, 388, 391, 497
Whitnay, General, of Niagara, 487, 489
Wilks, Robert, 355

Wilson, Mrs. C. B., Love's Gifts, by, 526

York, Edmund Duke of, 494, 500, 509, 512
Younge, Miss Elizabeth, [Mrs. Pope,] 95
-letter from Garrick to, 96-from H.
Walpole to, 98

Youth, verses on, 359
Yvetot, the Kings of, 273

Zemia, Rural Festivals, by, 474
Zeresti-zub, the, or Mountain of Christ,
described, 425