Glengariff, romantic vale and rocks of, 405 |
-the bay of, 406-the Eagle's Nest, ib.—|
the Widow's Lament, Stanzas on Glenga-
riff, 408

Grotto de' Cani, described by Lady Bless-
ington, 421

Hall, H. B., Esq., Scenes at Home and
Abroad, by, reviewed, 562

Hartnoll, J. H., Who can the Dear One be,
by, 555

Henry VIII., Shakspeare's play of, critique
upon, 346

Hill, Benson E., Esq., A Lesson in Dinner-
Giving, by, 125-Home Service; or,
Scenes and Characters from Life, at Out
and Head Quarters, by, reviewed, 568
Hook, Theodore, Esq., Widdlezig, by, 1-

The Atonement, by, 145-Civil War, by,
289-Odd People, by, 431'

Horace Vernon; or, Life in the West, a no-
vel, reviewed, 426

Howard, Edward, Esq., "A Cloud of Can-
vass;" or, "The Old Admiral is Right,"
by, 104-The Canon with Consciences,
by, 366-Poor Relations, by, 529

L. E. L., the Polar Star, by, 28-Night at
Sea, by, 30-Elegiac Tribute to the Me-
mory of, by Mrs. C. B. Wilson, 194
Lesson of Life, the, a Household Romance,
concluded, by Douglas Jerrold, Esq., 89
Lewis, M. G., Esq., Life and Correspon-
dence of, reviewed, 560

Literature, and Critical Notices of New Pub-
lications :-The Only Daughter, a Do-
mestic Story, edited by the Author of "The
Subaltern," &c., 132-A Book of the Pas-

sions, by G. P. R. James, Esq., 136-The
Life of George Washington, his Decrees,
Speeches, &c., by Jared Sparks, 157-
Pictures of the World, by Plumer Ward,
Esq., 142-Statistics of the Colonies of
the British Empire, by R. Montgomery
Martin, Esq., 282-The Romance of the
Harem, by Miss Pardoe, 283-Excursions
in the Interior of Russia, &c., by Robert
Bremner, Esq., 285-The Idler in Italy,
by the Countess of Blessington, 418-The
Youth of Shakspeare, by the Author of
"Shakspeare and his Friends," 423-Ho-
race Vernon; or, Life in the West, 426-
The Deluge: a Drama in Twelve Scenes,
by J. E. Reade, Esq., 427-The Fergu-
sons; or, Woman's Love, 557--The Po-
pular Songs of Ireland, by T. Crofton
Croker, Esq., 558-The Art of Painting,
in Oil and Fresco, by W. B. Sarsfield
Taylor, 559-Life and Correspondence of
M.G. Lewis, Esq., 560-Scenes at Home
and Abroad, by H. B. Hall, Esq., 562—
The Fall of Warsaw, a Poem in Three
Cantos, ib.-Illustrated Publications, in
Montbly Parts, 562-The History of Na-
poleon, by R. H. Horne, 563-The Ara-
bian Nights' Entertainments, ib.-Heads
of the People, 564-The Life and Ad
ventures of Michael Armstrong, the Fac-
tory Boy, by Mrs. Trollope, 565-The
Songs of Béranger, ib.-The Philosophy
of Drinking Usages in Great Britain, by
J. Dunlop, 566-Trials of the heart, by
Mrs. Bray, ib.-On Blushing, by Dr.
Burgess, 567-Geology of the West of
England, by Henry F. de la Beche,
F.R.S., ib.-The New Aid to Memory,
ib.-A Letter to Doctor Birkbeck on
National Education, by R. T. Stothard,
568-On the Nelson Monument, by
Dr. Granville, ib.-Home Service; or,
Scenes and Characters from Life, at Out
and Head Quarters, by Benson Earle Hill,
Esq., ib.

Little Pedlington, Extracts from a Journal
kept during a residence at, Yawkins's
Splendid Annual, 114

M'Clean, Ronald, 292, 295, 298, 303
M'Cleod, Donald, a Highland chief, his gal-
lant conduct and death in the service of
Charles Stuart, 292; his daughter, Alice
M'Cleod, 292

Malldaloch, ruins of M'Cleod's house of,
297, 302

Manual for Suitors, a, by Oliver Oldrum,
Gent., 221

Manager's Pig, the, by D. J., 316
Martin, R. Montgomery, Esq., his Statistics
of the British Colonies, reviewed, 282
Marryat, Captain, C.B., the Phantom Ship,
by, 177, 321

Mayor of Hole-cum-Corner; a Legend. By
Douglas Jerrold, Esq. 487

More Leaves from Mr. Keeley's Journal,

483

Moselle, the river, beauty of, 380,

Night March, a, by the Old Forest Ranger,

206

Norfolk, Thomas Howard Duke of, in Shak-
speare's Henry VIII., 346

Norton, Hon. Mrs., Lines on the Christening
of my Brother's Infant Son, by, 304-Ata-
raxia, by, 450

Nun, a description of one making her pro-
fession, 313

Odd People. By Theodore Hook, Esq., 431
Only Daughter, the, A Domestic Story, by
the Author of "The Subaltern," "The
Hussar," &c., reviewed, 132

Pacificator, the True History of a Great, by
Henry Brownrigg, Esq., 41

Pardoe, Miss, the Romance of the Harem,
by, reviewed, 283-Beauty and Time, by,

320

Passions, a Book of the, by G. P. R. James,
Esq., reviewed, 136

Personal Narrative of Tristram Dumps,
Esq., 80, 258, 306

Phantom Ship, the, by Captain Marryat,
C.B., 177, 321

., Charades by, 124, 176, 402
Phipps, the Hon. Edmund, A Summer in
Bavaria. No. 1., by, 380

Picker and Piler, the, by N. P. Willis, Esq.,
505

Pictures of the World, by Plumer Ward,
Esq., reviewed, 142

Poetic Painting and Sculpture, by Echion,

196

-

Poetry:-The Polar Star, by L. E. L., 28-
Night at Sea, by L. E. L., 30-Farming
Improved, by Louisa H. Sheridan, 103-
Lines to Miss Blanche Bury, by Mrs. C. B.
Wilson, 113-Charades, by ., 124, 176
-Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of
L. E. L. by Mrs. C. B. Wilson, 194
Lines on the Christening of my Brother's
Infant Son, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton,
304-French Song, 309-Beauty and
Time, by Miss Pardoe, 320-Glengariff,
Stanzas on, 408 Extract from the
Deluge, a Drama, by J. E. Reade, Esq.,
429-Ataraxia, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton,
450-The Carol of the Coronation, by Sir
Lumley Skeffington, 521-Is there
Unbeliever! by T. H. Bayly, Esq., 504
-Who can the Dear One be, 555
Polar Star, the, by L. E. L., 28
Poole, J., Esq., Extracts from a Journal
kept during a Residence at Little Ped.
lington:-Yawkins's Splendid Annual, by,
114-A Tale of Mystery; or, a Romance
of Portland Place, by, 385

an

529

Popular Songs of Ireland, the, by T. Crofton
Croker, Esq., reviewed, 558
Presentiment of Danger, 342

Prince of Darkness, the, by George Ray-
mond, Esq., 513

Romance of the Harem, the, by Miss Par-
doe, reviewed, 283

Russia, Excursions in the Interior of, by
Robert Bremner, Esq., reviewed, 285

Scenes in the Life of an Adventurer, Nos.
II., III., 49, 228

Shakspeare's Historical Plays, considered
Historically, by the Right Hon. T. P.
Courtenay. Nos. VIII., IX., X., 57,
236, 346

Shakspeare's Drinking-bout; a Tale of the
Toping at Bidford, by J. B. Buckstone,

411

Shakspeare, the Youth of, reviewed, 423
Sheridan, Louisa H., Farming Improved,
by, 103

Siddons, Mrs., her Queen Catherine, 364
Skeffington, Sir Lumley, the Carol of the
Coronation, by, 521

Sparks, Jared, the Life of George Washing-
ton, by, reviewed, 137

Stirling Castle, attacked by the young Pre-
tender's forces, 289

Suitors, a Manual for, by Oliver Oldrum,
Gent., 221

Tale of Mystery; or, a Romance of Portland
Place, by J. Poole, Esq., 385
Treves, City of, described, 380
Trollope, Mrs., Memoir of, by a Correspon-
dent, with a Portrait, 416-Life and Ad-
ventures of Michael Armstrong, the Fac-
tory Boy, reviewed, 565

Venus de Medici, Statue of the, described
by the Countess of Blessington, 420

Ward, C. Plumer, Esq., Pictures of the
World, by, reviewed, 142

Washington, George, the Life of, &c., by
Jared Sparks; reviewed, 137
Who can the Dear One be, by J. H. Hartnoll,

555

Widdlezig, by Theodore Hook, Esq., 1
Willis, N. P. Esq., the Picker and Piler, by,

505

Wilson, Mrs. C. B., Lines to Miss Blanche
Bury, by, 113
Wolsey, Cardinal, as described by Shak-
speare; with critical notices, 349, 354,
358, 361; his death at Leicester, 362