Adelphi Theatre, performances at, 110, 235,
370, 511
Amphitrite, convict-ship, lost, 212, 317
Amulet, the, 362

Annuals, noticed, 360

Anonymous in Periodicals, on the, 2
Arabian Nights, dangerous doctrines of, 89
Arabian, the, a sketch from Nature, 94
Arctic Land Expedition, 515
Army, British, in 1833, return of, 239
Artists' and Amateurs' Conversazione, 506
Artists, British, winter exhibition of, 365
Arts, Fine. See Fine Arts

Useful. See Useful Arts
Aunts, my Two, 297

Aurungzebe, a Tale of Alraschid, noticed, 358
Ayre, Dr., on the treatment of the cholera,
357

Bank Charter Bill, debates ou, 246, 248
Bank of England, profits of, 238
Bankrupts, 115, 244, 380, 526
Bartleman, the singer, 184

Bayly, T. H., Esq., poetry by, 64, 142, 276,
300, 423

Beer, to prevent it from becoming acetous,
242

Belgium, steam-carriage in, 372
Berri, Duchess of, in La Vendée, 354
Beulah Spa, quality of the waters of, 496
Billington, Mrs., her rich voice, 185, 455
Bills, private, 400

Biographical Particulars of Celebrated Per-
sons lately Deceased-William Wilber-
force, Esq., 97; John Heriot, Esq., ib.;
N. G. Clarke, Esq., K.C., ib.; Sir Harry
Goodricke, Bart., 225; Sir John Steven-
son, ib.; Hannah More, 226; Ferdinand
VII., King of Spain, 387; Rammohun
Roy, 388; Richard Heber, Esq., 391;
Mr. George Robson, 394; Admiral Sir
Herbert Sawyer, K.C.B., 530
Biometer, the, or Moral Watch, noticed, 498
Birmingham Steam-Carriage, 399

Blessington, Countess of, her Conversations

with Lord Byron, No. X., 33; No. XI., 413
Bonnet, the last summer one, 300
Book of Beauty for 1834, illustrations to it,

507

Bourrienne, M. de, madness of, 87
Boyne, wreck of the, 371

Braham, his merits as a singer, 187
Bray, Mrs., her novels noticed, 502

Breton's Excursions in New South Wales,
&c., noticed, 502

Bristol and British Channels, communication
between, 254

Bristol and London Railway, 127

British Constitution, remarks on the, 406,
Dec.-VOL. XXXIX. NO. CLVI.

Brookes, Mr., re-opening of his school of
anatomy, 398

Bulwer, Mr., his England and the English
noticed, 2; the work reviewed, 206
Byron, Lord, Journal of Conversations with,
33, 413

Calcutta, hurricane at, 383

Campbell, Byron's opinion of his works, 36
Canada, state of affairs in, 528
Carmichael, Mrs., her Domestic Manners,
&c. of the White, Coloured, and Negro Po-
pulation of the West Indies, &c. noticed, 102
Carrvorrea, Roman antiquities discovered at,
126

Castle, Thomas, his Synopsis of Systematic
Botany, 359

Catalani, Madame, her splendid voice, 456
Cave, curious, described, 255
Celebrity, thirst for, 417
Chess, on the game of, 22
Church, the established, 370
City of the Clyde, the, 160

Clarke, N. G., Esq., some account of, 97
Clover, crimson, cultivation of, 241
Colonies, state of the, 123, 250, 383, 528
Comic Offering, the, 362

Commentary, Monthly, 86, 212, 340, 489
Commercial and Money Market Report, 114,
244, 381, 527

Commons, House of, proceedings in, 118, 248
Conversations with Lord Byron, 33, 413
Cookery, science of, in France, 404
Cooper's "Headsman," noticed, 229
"Corn-Law Rhymes," Elegy by the Author
of, 431

Corporations, medical, 89

Covent-Garden Theatre, performances at,
367, 508

Critical Notices of New Publications, 98,
227, 353, 496
Criticism, literary, 3

Crowe, E. E., Esq., his Lives of the most

Eminent Foreign Statesmen, noticed, 233
Culinary utensils, improvements in, 525
Cumberland, Duke and Duchess of, leave
town for Berlin, 218
Curates of Ireland, 65

Dante, to the Portrait of, 180

D'Arcy, Henry, Esq., his letter to Charles
Vernon, Esq., 160

Davenant, Sir Wm., patent granted to, 259
Deaths, 124, 251, 394, 531

December Pastoral, 423

Dermoncourt, General, work by, 354
D'Haussez, Baron, his views of English so-
ciety, 403

Dick Doleful, a sketch from Nature, 18
2 N

Dirge at Sea, 410

Divorcée Dévote, 25

Drama, the, 109, 234, 367, 508
Drawing-room Scrap-book, 363
Drummond, his poems noticed, 105

Drury Lane Theatre, performances at,'367,509
East Indies, accounts from, 383
Echo Song, 411

Edinburgh Cabinet Library, noticed, 499
Editorial Autocracy, 90
Egyptian Antiquities, 372

Elegy, by the Author of "Corn-Law
Rhymes," 431

Ely's Winter Lectures, noticed, 104
Emigration, papers relative to, 110, 385
Engines, locomotive, 253

England and the English, by the author of
Pelham, remarks on, 2; the work re
viewed, 206

English, French Libels on the, 402
Eve, by the late Henry Neele, 452
Exposition of the False Medium and Bar-
riers excluding Men of Genius from the
Public, 497

Factory, the, 17

Far away, 411

Fashion, caprice of, 213

Female Convict-ship, the, 276

Ferdinand VII., sketch of, 324; his death,

386; biographical memoir of, 387

Fine Arts, 236, 365, 506

First of September, the, 52

Flattery, danger of, 42

Flowers and Plants, preserved, 517

Ford, Dr., his Zenobia, a drama, noticed, 107
Foreign States, affairs of, 123, 251, 386

Varieties. See Varieties, Foreign

Forget Me Not, noticed, 361
France, national education in, 519
French Libels on the English, 402
Friendships, habit of disclaiming, 418
Friendship's Offering, noticed, 361
Funds, state of, 115, 245, 382, 528

Gaieties, autumnal, 491

Gallery, national, design for, 215

Galt, John, his Autobiography, reviewed, 227

Garden pots, improved, 242

Gardens, how to lay them out, 521

Geographical Society, meeting of, 512
George, Prince, affliction of, 218
Godoy, sketch of, 325

Goodricke, Sir Harry, Bart., some account
of, 225

Government, the, and the Trades' Unions, 475
Grattan, Mr., his acquaintance with the late
Edmund Kean, 7, 143

Great Britain, financial state of, 288, 446'
in 1833, by Baron D'Haussez,

404

Haymarket Theatre, the, performances at,
110, 234, 368,510

Headsman, by Cooper, reviewed, 229
Health, blessing of, 413

Heber, Richard, Esq., biographical sketch
of, 391

Heiress, a novel, noticed, 357

Hemans, Mrs., lines to, 93

poetry by, 410

Heriot, John, Esq., some account of, 97
Hero of Waterloo, 129

Herschel, Sir John, his Treatise on Astrono-
my, noticed, 230

Hester Malpas, story of, 463
Hidden literary treasure, 47

House of Commons, proceedings in, 118, 248
Lords, proceedings in, 116, 246
Howitt's Book of the Seasons, noticed, 360
Hungerford Market, new, 219

Illustrations of Modern Sculpture, edited by
T. K. Hervey, Esq., 236
Incendiarism, remarks on, 489
Inhabitants of a Country Town, by Miss
Mitford-No. I., a Great Man in Retire-
ment, 152; No. II., Peter Jenkins the
Poulterer, 278

Ireland, curates of, 65; education in, 128
Irish Tobacco, 400

Irish newspapers, duty paid on, 255,

Jones, Mrs. John, her Pic-Nic, 433
Justice, dignity of, 96

Juvenile Forget Me Not, 363

Kay, Stephen, his Travels in Caffraria, no-
ticed, 356

Kean, Edmund, Mr. Grattan's sketches of,
his acquaintance with, 7, 143

Kean, Mr., jun., narrow escape of, 220
Keepsake for 1834, illustrations to it, 507
Keightley, Mr., merits of his Mythology, 83
Kemble, Miss, her approaching marriage, 344
King's College, lectures at, 513

King's Theatre, performances at the, 109

Labourers, allotment of land to, 400
Laird, the Ruined, 171, 301

Landscape Album, 363

Annual, the, 362

Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopædia, noticed, 230
Library of Romance, noticed, 231

Lion's Mouth, the, 91, 352, 496
Literary Report, 108, 234, 365, 505
Souvenir, noticed, 362

Liverpool, commerce of, 398

Lives of Eminent Sovereigns, noticed, 105
London and Brighton Railway, 399

and Greenwich Railway, 125
Cattle Market and Abattoirs, 397
health of the inhabitants of, 518
improvements, 340

University of, 125

Lonely Bird, the, 413

Loudon, Mr., his Notes on Gardens and

Country Seats, 375

Love's Alas! 352

Lyre and Flower, the, 412

MacBurnie, Robt., his Peasant's Posy, no-
ticed, 103

Malibran, Madame, on the genius of, 86
Malt-tax and its effects, 446

Man, a Great one in Retirement, 152
Mankind, Byron's opinion of, 33
Mann, Mr., his reaping machine, 374
Marriages, 124, 251, 394, 531

and departures, 342

Martin, R. M., on the financial state of Great
Britain, 288, 446

Mary-le-bone Literary Institution, lecture at,
514

Mayo, Herbert, his Observations on the Inju

ries and Diseases of the Rectum, 232
Medical Corporations, 89

Medico-Botanical Society, proceedings of, 513
Men and Books-A challenge accepted, 79;
Does Phædrus deserve his reputation? 80;
his idle vauntings of himself in comparison
with Æsop, 82; merits of Mr. Keightley's
Mythology, 83; Tales of Classic Lore, 85
Merit, reward of, 96

Mitford, Miss, her Inhabitants of a Country
Town, 152, 278

Moments of Idleness, noticed, 503

Montgomery's Lectures on Poetry, &c., no-
ticed, 98

Monthly Commentary, 86, 212, 340, 489
Digest of Occurrences, 116, 246,

382, 528
More, Hannah, biographical account of, 226
Murray, Mr., his Manual of Experiments il-
lustrative of Chemical Science, 107
Museum of National Manufactures, 378
Music, on the progress of, from the com
mencement of the present century, 181, 453
My Travelling Acquaintance, by the anthor of
Highways and By-Ways "-the Hero of
Waterloo, 129; the Philosopher of the
Odenwald, 266

My Two Aunts, 297

National Gallery of Practical Science, 522
Navy, British, in 1833, return of, 239
Neckcloths, black, explosion of, 489
Neele, Henry, lines by, 452

New Monthly Magazine, a few words from
the Proprietor of the, 1

New South Wales, accounts from, 384
Newspapers, power of the, 408

Nicholles, John, his work on the teeth, no-
ticed, 233

Norton, Hon. Mrs., her lines to Mrs. He-
mans, 93

Notes on Periodicals, 424

Nova Scotia, accounts from, 384
Nurse M'Vourneen, noticed, 360

O'Brien, J. T., Sermons by him, noticed, 501
O'Connell, Mr., his complaint against the
press, 119

October, the month of, is bad, 142
Ode to Mr. Wilkins, 285

Odenwald, Philosopher of the, 266

Old Bailey Experience, noticed, 100
Olympic Theatre, performances at, 511
Oriental Annual, the, 363

Owen, Mr., his Equitable Labour Exchange,
430

Paganini's Fiddle, 166

Pardoe, Miss, her Traditions of Portugal, 503
Paris, suicides in, 373; on a residence at, 493
Parliamentary Reporters, 91

Pasta, Madame, her vocal abilities, 460
Patents, new, 242, 379, 525
Peel, Miss, portrait of, 367
Periodicals, notes on, 424

on the anonymous in, 2

Peter Jenkins the Poulterer, 278
Phædrus, does he deserve his reputation? 80;
his idle vauntings of himself in comparison
with Æsop, 82

Philosopher of the Odenwald, 266
Picken's Traditionary Stories, noticed, 359
Pic-Nic, Mrs. John Jones's, 433
Picturesque Annual, the, 362

Pilgrim's Evening Song to the Evening Star,
412

Plagiarism, the order of the day, 426
Plants, exotic, on the culture of, 112
Plumstead, murder at, 492
Poetry-The Factory, 17; Seasonable Dit-
ties, by T. H. Bayly, Esq., 64, 142, 300,
423; Sonnet, a Village Tombstone, 73;
To Mrs. Hemans, by the Hon. Mrs. E.
Norton, 93; the Arabian, a sketch from
Nature, 94; To Rosa, 95; Translations
from the Greek Anthology, 151; To the
Portrait of Dante, 180; the Female Con-
vict Ship, by T. H. Bayly, Esq., 276; Ode
to Mr. Wilkins, 285; Love's Alas! 352;
Words for Melodies, by Mrs. Hemans, 410;
Elegy by the Author of "Corn-Law
Rhymes," 431; Eve, by the late Henry
Neele, 452; Stanzas, by L. E. L., 487
Poor, land allotted to the, 253

Poor-rates, official return of the amount of,
112

Population returns, 372

Portugal, affairs of, 123, 251,530
Post-mortem Cogitations of the late Popular
Mr. Smith, 74

Prediction, the, noticed, 499

Provincial Occurrences, 125, 252, 395, 531
Publications, new, critical notices of, 98, 227,
353, 496; list of, 108, 234, 364, 505

Rail-roads, remarks on, 343
Rammohun Roy, biographical sketch of, 388
Reading and Writing, instruction in, 88
Religion in women, 45

Remains, ancient, 127

Reporters, Parliamentary, 91

Revenue, quarterly account of, 3821
Ritson, Joseph, his Correspondence, 504
Robson, George, his death, 394

Rodwell, Mr., his projected national school
of music, 493

Rogers's Pleasures of Memory, illustrations
to it, 507

St. James's Park, improvements in, 252
Savage, Rev. Henry, character of, 67
Sawyer, Admiral, biographical account of, 530
Scott, Mr., his work on the Present State of
Portugal, 505

Scott, Sir Walter, portrait of, 366

Seasonable Ditties, by T. H. Bayly, Esq.-
No. I., 64; No. II., 142; No. III., 300;
No. IV., 423

September, the First of, by Sylvanus Swan-
quill, Esq., 52; Don't talk of, 64
Shakspeare, Byron's admiration of, 37
Sheriff's for England, 535

Sheppy, isle of, antique remains discovered
in, 126

Simon Techy, a character, 482

Sister! since I met thee last, 410
Smith, Mr., post-mortem cogitations of, 74
Societies, proceedings of, 512; King's Col
lege, ib.; Geographical Society, ib.; Me-
dico-Botanical Society, 513; Mary-le-
bone Literary Institution, 514
Sonnet; a Village Tombstone, 73
Sounds, on the doctrine of, 438
Spain, state of affairs in, 123, 386, 529
the late king of, 324
Stanzas, by L. E. L., 487
Steam-carriages on Common Roads, 524
Steam, progress of, 490

Stephens, Miss, her merits as a singer, 190
Stephenson, Rowland, fate of, 344
Stevenson, Sir John, his death, 225
Stowe, William, his Toxicological Chart, no-
ticed, 231

Strand Theatre, performances at, 369, 511
Strickland, Agnes, her Historical Tales of
Illustrious British Children, 232
Sugar, raw, improved, 516

Suicides, estimate of, 252; remarks on, 490

Tales of Classic Lore, recommended, 85
Tardy, the late Mr., 193

Taxation in 1832,289

Taxes, refusal to pay them, 348; amount of,

518

Taxes, which destroy the morals of the peo-
ple, or lessen their health, 448
Telescope, gigantic, 419

Theatres, metropolitan, chronological history
of their origin and progress, 257; remarks
on the two winter ones, 350

Tom Cringle's Log, noticed, 498
Trade, new product in, 373

Trades' Unions, remarks on the, 477
Translations from the Greek Anthology, 151
Treasure, hidden literary, 47

Trevelyan, a novel, noticed, 500

Turner's Annual Tour, illustrations to it, 508

United States, cotton manufacture of, 372
Ural Mountains, productiveness of the mines
in the, 518

Useful Arts, 113, 242, 377, 522

Usher, Mr., his translation of the Odes of
Anacreon, 504

Uwins, Dr., his Treatise on the Disorders of
the Brain and Nervous System, noticed,
353

Vaccine Board, report on the subject of, 517
Van Dieman's Land, accounts from, 385,529
Varieties, Domestic, 110, 238, 370, 515
" Foreign, 112, 240, 372, 518
Vegetation, observations on, 373
Vernon, Charles, Esq., letter of Henry
D'Arcy, Esq. to, 160

Victoria Theatre, performances at, 109, 234, -
369, 511

Village Tombstone, 73

Wakefield Education Return, 400
Waldemar, romance of, noticed, 231
Walk and a Dinner, 334

Wallis's Select Passages from the Georgics
of Virgil and the Pharsalia of Lucan, no-
ticed, 501

Watering-places, remarks on, 345
Waterloo, the hero of, 129

West Indies, accounts from, 123, 250, 529
Whewell, W., his address delivered in the
Senate-house in Cambridge, 104
Whigs, difficulties of the, 475
Wiffen, J. H., his Historical Memoirs of the
House of Russell, noticed, 99
Wilberforce, Wm., Esq., some account of, 97
Wilkins, Mr., his design for a national gal-
lery, 215; ode to, 285

William IV., his address to Parliament, 247
Witty's Improved Stoves, 377
Woman, on describing, 33

Women, the most unfortunate of, 313

Words for Melodies, 410