Fragments of Voyages and Travels, 13.

Thoughts on the Present State of Foreign
Affairs, 24.

History of Poland, 24.

Memoires sur la Pologne, 24.

School Boys, The, 159.

Song Writers, English, 469.

Smoking, Oriental, 468.

Shuttleworth's Consistency of Revelation with
Itself and with Reason, 522.

Constitutional Charter of the Kingdom of Skyrznecki, Narrative of his Escape from

Poland, 24.

Native Life in India, 38.

Waverly Novels, 52.

Zoology of the Northern Parts of British
America, 69.

Altrine Tales, by the Ettrick Shepherd, 97.
British America, 107.

Tennyson's Poems, 132.

Currie, Dr., Memoir of the Life, Writings, and Correspondence of, 177.

Remains of the Rev. Edmund D. Griffin,
189.

Griffith's Animal Kingdom-Insects, 212.
Memoirs of the Duchess of Abrantes, 225.
Hinton's History and Topography of the
United States, 248.

Ousely's Remarks on the Statistics and Po

litical Institutions of the U. States, 248.
A Letter to a Noble Lord, &c., 258.
Prospects of England, 258.
Addresses to all Classes and Conditions of
Englishmen, 258.

The Extraordinary Black Book, 278.
The Rights of Nations, 278.

A Test for Parliamentary Candidates, 278.
Reform, Stages of, 259.

Prospects of, 278.

Revelation consistent with Itself and with
Reason, 522.

Refugee in America, 531.

Respectability, 575.

Road, Rencontres on the, 154.

Warsaw, 122.

Tales.

Snowing up of Strath Lugas, 63.
A Story of the Heart, 126.
Rencontres on the Road, 154.
Justine Peyron, 156.
Lost Jager, 302.
Manchester Strike, 378.
Thunderstruck, 389.
Boxer, 392.

The Settlers, 533.
Carl Bluven, 538.
Jack Shaddock, 546.
Old Maids, 551.

The Vacant Chair, 555.
Giulietta, 562.

Cromwell House, 567.
Seven and Seventeen, 575.
Tennyson's Poems, 132-Poetasters, ib.-
The Wrecked Mariner, 133-Character of
Mr. Tennyson's Poetry, 134-Ode to Me-
mory, 135-The Deserted House, 136-A
Dirge, ib.-Isabel, 137-Mariana, ib.-
Adeline, 138-The Sleeping Beauty, ib.-
The Ballad of Oriana, ib.-Recollections of
the Arabian Nights, 140-Advice to Mr.
Tennyson, 142.

Tiger Hunting, 219.

Towns in Great Britain, 388.

Toads enclosed in Stone and Wood, 506.
Thorsvalden, 518.

Trollope's Refugee in America, 531.
Thunderstruck, 389.

Useful Knowledge, Society for Diffusing, 490.
United States, Dissolution of the, 535*.

357-Varieties, 95, 287, 383, 387, 536*.
Vacant Chair, 555.
Veteran, A, 95.

Spain in 1830, by H. D. Inglis, 355-Ferdi-
nand, VII, 357-Life in Madrid,
Education, Finance, Agriculture, 359-
Present State and Prospects, 361.
Saxe-Meinungen, Court of, 366.
Sarrans' La Fayette, &c., 470.
Shaddock, Jack, 546.

Seamen, American, 287.

Steam, Perkins' Experiments, 387.
Carriage, Ogle & Summer's, 388.

Settlers, The, 533.

Search after God, 574.
Seven and Seventeen, 575.
Sidney, Sir Philip, 284.
Sierra Leone, 489.

Scott, Sir Walter, 52-Extensive Popularity,
ib.-Influence on the Literature of his Age,
53-Skill in the Delineation of Human
Character, 54-Success in the Description
of Natural Scenery, 55-Costume, Equip.
ments, Furniture, &c. &c., 56-Writings

Villa Flor, Marquis of, 62.
Voyages and Travels.

Fragments of Voyages and Travels, 13-
Naval and Military Literature, 13-Style
of Captain Hall, 14-A Man Overboard!
15--The Life Buoy, 15-A Calm at Sea,
17-Flying Fish, ib.-The Dolphin, 18
-The Porpoise, 19-The Shark, 20-
Impressment of Seamen, 21--Character
of the Work, 22.
Rambles in Germany, 89.

Narrative of Skyrznecki's Escape from
Warsaw, 123.

Notes on America, 143.

An Incident of the Last American War, 147.
Native Life in India, 38.
Constantinople in 1831, 79.

Favourable to Morality, 57-Comparison West Indies, History of, 95.
with Byron, 58-Impartiality in his De- Wilson's Ornithology, 310.

scriptions of Historical Events, ib.-Style, Wolfe, General, Secret Instructions to, for 59-Influence of his Writings, 30-Lines the Conquest of Quebec, 284.

on his Return to England, 174-His Death, Wood Grouse, or Capercailzie, Introduced into Scotland, 478.

482.

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