tive element, to drag out a pitiable on Larach-a-ban, steady, as if towards existence, but leave him where he spawning ground in the genial month lies, to die-he is dead already of August, but never again shall he “ For he is old and miserably poor!”

enjoy his love.

See-he turns up a

side like a house. We shrewdly susTwo dozen in two hours we call pect he is pretending to be dead, fair sport,--and we think they will and reserving his strength for a last average not less, Proctor, than a struggle at the shore. Aye-that is pound. Lascelles and North against indeed a most commodious landing, any two in all England. We beseech place, and the hypocrite, ere he is you-only look at yonder noses. aware of water too shallow to hide Thick as frogs—as powheads. There his back-fin, will be walloping upon

- that was lightly dropt among them the yellow sand. A dolphin? a dol-
-each fatal feather seeming to melt phin ! large enough to carry on his
on the water like a snow-flake. We shoulders a little green fairy aquatic
have done the deed, Proctor-we Arion, harp in hand, and charming
have done the deed. We feel that we the Naiads with a dulcet song.
have five. Observe how they will “Hurra! hurra! hurra! Christo-
come to light, in succession, a size pher for ever!” We look around;
larger and larger, with a monster at and lo! the Cladich breakfast-party
the tail.Ay. Even so. To explain the waving their bonnets round their
reason why, would perplex a mas- heads at our enormous capture.
ter of arts. Five seem about fifty, When they talk about it in Glasgow,
when all dancing about together in it will be thought a ggegg. Let us
an irregular figure, but they have weigh the monster-up with him by
sorely ravelled our gear. It matters the gills--and fasten him to our poc-
not; for it must be wearing well on ket steel-yard. He had there well-
to eight o'clock, and we dine at sun- nigh broken our back. TWENTY-
set.

Cornwall and Devonshire illustrated, No. I. Gordon, Mr, his history of the Greek Revo-
689

lution, 476
Cortes of Lamego, history of, 20

Gozzi, Count, his Turandot, 371-his Loves
Craven heart, the, by Mrs Godwin, 264 of the Three Oranges, 374
Cringle, Tom, his log, Chap. XVII. Scenes Graces, the, 527

in Cuba, 26– Chap. XVIII. Cruise of Grave, my, 596
the Wave, 170—Chap. XIX. Bringing Grave of the Gifted, by Lady E. S. Wortley,
up Lee Way, 298—Chap. XX. Bringing 260
up Lee Way, 451-Chap. XXI. Second Greek Anthology, No. I. 865
Cruise of the Wave, 737

Green, Mr, evidence on the Factory system,
Crocodile island, 105

435
Cruger, Mr, anecdote of, 610

Greece, Revolution of, Part I. 476—that
Cruise of the Wave, 170-second cruise, 737 event proved fatal to the naval power of
Cuba, scenes in, 26

the Porte, 943
Danton, character of, 906

Gueuse, Water, song of the, 810
Democrat, life of a, a sketch of Horne Hamilton, Single-speech, character of, 289
Tooke, 963

Hartley, David, Burke's rejoinder to, 615
Dere beys, or hereditary Turkish nobles, 935 Hebron, widow of, a rabbinical tradition, 630
Despair, by the Hon. Augusta Norton, 123 Hemans, Mrs, Hymns of Life, by, No. 1.
Desultory reading, its injurious effects, 279 1 20-No. II. 122–Child reading the
Devonshire and Cornwall illustrated, 689 Bible, by, 262_Female characters of
Diebitsch, his defeat of the Turks under Scripture, a series of sonnets by, 593, 804
Redschid, 942

Hetæria, or secret society of Greece, 489
Dismemberment of the Empire, 223 Hodson, Margaret, Lines to the memory of
Doctor, the, and the patient, 845

Ensign Holford, by, 60
Donatus, his account of Ireland, 923 Horne Tooke, a sketch of, 963—his educa-
Doyle, Dr, his able evidence in favour of the tion, 964—his first libel, 965-letters to

introduction of poor's laws into Ireland, Wilkes, 966-insulted by Wilkes, 967–
831

labours in his behalf nevertheless, 968–
Dutch war, Mr Boyton on the, 238

his libel on Mr Onslow, 970—the address
Dying request of a Hindu Girl, by Mrs of the London corporation said to have
Godwin, 595

have been drawn up by him, 974-Beck-
East India question, 776

ford's famous address claimed by him, 975
Elliot, Ebenezer, description of a Reform -Society for supporting the Bill of
jubilee, by, 444

Rights, 976-quarrel with Wilkes, and
England, degradation of, under the influ mutual recriminations and exposures, 977

ence of revolutionary passions, 945 Hymns of Life, by Mrs Hemans, 120
Engraving, improvements and abuses in Ireland, No. I. 66—redundant population,
modern, 952

ib.-indulgent legislation of James I. 69
Factory system, 419

-and consequent rebellion, ib.—conces-
Fall of Turkey, 931

sions by George III. 70-and consequent
Farre, Dr, evidence on the Factory system, rebellion, ib. —Catholic Emancipation, 71
434

—and present state of Ireland, ib.— Tithes,
Ferns, anecdote of the Bishop of, 659

73-bad effect of liberal institutions on an
Forrest-Race Romance, 243

ignorant and volatile people like the Irish,
Fountain, the ruined, by Mrs Godwin, 595 75-measures necessary to restore peace
France, state of the poor in, 822

and prosperity, 78-conduct of the present
Franklin, vindictive and selfish character of, ministry, 81-strength of the Repealers,
616

84—No, IJ. Dismemberment of the Em-
French Revolution, the, 889

pire, 223—the Repealers, 224-union
Future Balance of Parties, 115

and objects of the Irish Catholics, 227-
Future state, rabbinical traditions concern their murders and burnings, ib. -incon-
ing, 641

stancy of the Irish government, 231—
Gael and Sassenach, 503, 763

Conservative Society of Dublin, 235-
George II., character of, 597

anarchical meetings, 237–No. III. The
Gilfillan, Robert, songs by, 855, 856, 857, Administration of Justice, 338–Ireland
858

incapable of governing herself, ib.-
Girondists, their hypocritical and cowardly changes in the administration of justice

conduct and deserved fall, 898, 902, 903, recommended by the committee during
908

last parliament, 340-evidence of Sir
Godwin, Mrs, Lyrics of the East, by, No. John Harvey, 342—of Mr Barrington,

III. 263_No. IV. 264-Nos. V. and 343, 344, 347- of Col. John Rochfort,
VI. 595

344, 345, 346, 348, 349—of Sir Hussey
Goldoni, his character as a dramatic writer, Vivian, 348, 355_of Mr Dupard, 349
372

-of Mr Dillon, 350-of Hovenden Sta-

87

pleton, Esq. 351-of Maj.-Gen. Crawford, Mary Magdalene at the Sepulchre, by Mrs
352, 354-of Dr Doyle, 354-general Hemans, 806-bearing tidings of the re-
remarks, 356_frightful list of crimes surrection, ib.
committed in some of the Irish counties, Mathematics injudiciously made the chief
357, note-No. IV. 563— The Coercive source of distinction in Dublin University,
Measures, 570—Church Spoliation, 573 279
- The Grand Jury System, 580

Mauritius, late discontents in, 199
Ireland, on the introduction of poor's laws Mess, Nights at, 924
into, 811

Mignon's song, 90
Irish clergy, income-tax to be imposed on, Miguel, Dom, history of, 17
656

Miriam, song of, by Mrs Hemans, 593
Irish church bill, letter to the King on the, Mob oratory, weight of, in the House of
723

Commons, 225
Irish garland, 87

Moorish Maid of Granada, 40
Isle of Beauty, by Lady E. S. Wortley, 261 Motherwell's Poems, 668
Janissaries, massacre of the, 938_insuffi- Movement, progress of the, 651

ciency of the troops raised in their stead, My Lisette, she is no more, 845
941

Nero, his cruelties, 45—his flight, 49—and
Jamaica, remonstrance of the House of As. death, 52

sembly against interference with their in- Nights at Mess, 924
ternal affairs on the part of the Reform Norton, Hon. Augusta, Despair, by, 123
Parliament, 226

Oak, the parent, 961
Jameson, Mrs, Characteristics of Women, O'Connell, concessions of ministers to, 81-
by, 124, 143, 391, 539

his continued agitation, 82
Jerusalem, women of, at the cross, by Mrs Ottoman empire, rise and progress of, 481
Hemans, 8 06

Parish cess, 651
Joy, Judge, his charge to the Longford Parisian mob, their reception in the Na-
grand jury, 237

tional Assembly, 897-they storm the
Kaye, Dr, on the Factory system, 437

palace, 900—massacre of the prisoners of
Kicking, a common punishment in the Face the Abbaye, 907-and of the Bicetre, 907
tories, 441

Parties, future balance of, 115
King, letter to the, on the Irish church bill, Pedro, Dom, history of, 6

Penitent, the, anointing Christ's feet, 804
Ladies, studies of the, à la François, 844 Picture, the, 90
Landaff, present Bishop of, his erroneous ar- Poetry.—Moorish Maid of Granada, 40%

gument that a system of poor's laws is to the Memory of Ensign George Holford
destructive of charity, 818

Walker, by Margaret Hodson, 60—Little
Landscape, Scottish, 512

Leonard's last good-night, 61-Ye Gen-
Late Discontents in Mauritius, 199

tlemen of Ireland, 87_Ye Jackasses of
Lay-figure, the, a painter's story, 583

Ireland, ib.—Lifting of the Conservative
Life, comparative table of the duration of, standard, 88_Lifting of the Revolution-
450

ary standard, ib.-Zephyrs, 89— The
Lifting of the Conservative standard, 88 Picture, ib. --Mignon's song, ib.-Siege
Lifting of the Revolutionary standard, 88 of Antwerp, by Lady E. S. Wortley, 113
Little Brown Man, the, 844

-Prayer of the Lonely Student, by Mrs
Little Leonard's last good-night, 61

Hemans, 120— Traveller's evening song,
Loch Awe, 984

by the same, 122–Despair, by the Hon.
Lord Advocate, his behaviour in the Edin Augusta Norton, 123—To the year 1832,
burgh election, 267

187-Grave of the Gifted, by Lady E. S.
Louis XVI. character of, 898, 901

Wortley, 260-_Isle of Beauty, by the
Lyrics of the East, by Mrs Godwin, No. same, 261-Child reading the Bible, 262

III. 263_No. IV. 264_Nos. V. and -Lyrics of the East, by Mrs Godwin,
VI. 595

No. III. The Shiek's revenge, 263—No.
Macculloch, his preposterously false doctrine IV. The Craven Heart, 264-A Dozen

that workmen in manufactories are health years hence, 265—The Graces, 527-
ier and more virtuous than country la Lines on a thrush confined in a cage near
bourers, 439

the sea, by Lady E. S. Wortley, 592-
MacNeill, Mr Duncan, his speech at the Female characters of Scripture, a series of

Edinburgh Conservative Dinner, 272 sonnets, by Mrs Hemans, 593–Lyrics of
Mahmoud, present Sultan of Turkey, his fa the East, Nos. V. and VI. by Mrs God-
tal innovations, 934

win, 595—My Grave, 596-Female
Manufactories, unhealthiness of, 437

characters of Scripture, by Mrs Hemans,
Marat, character of, 906

804–Antwerp, 807_Song of the Water
Mary at the feet of Christ, by Mrs Hemans, Gueuse, 810-Songs after the French

805Memorial of, by the same, ib. of Beranger, 844 Death-song of Reg

723