Kingsley, C., Westward Ho! 698; prose
fiction, 698; present work, 700;
early life of Amyas, 701; Rose Sal-
terne and the Spaniard, 702; elope-
ment, 703; the Spaniard's fate, 705;
Amyas and Ayacanora, 706.
Kirby, M. and E., The Discontented
Children, 248.

Kirchner, C. H., The Philosophy of
Plotinus, 366,

Koch, Dr. C., The Crimea and Odessa,
629.

Kugler's Handbook of Painting, 130;
art-literature, 130; present work,
131; effect of photography, 133;
essentials of landscape art, 135; ne-
cessity of intention and purpose, 140.

Landsborough, D., A Popular History
of British Sea Weeds, 641, 642.
Larpent, Sir G., Turkey; its History
and Progress, 1; Sir James Porter,
2; M. de Lamartine's work, 3; de-
scendants of Ishmael, 4; religion of,
5; origin of the Tartar tribe, 10;
Othman, 10; fratricide, 13; ideas
of communism, 16; Greeks, 18;
Turkish journalism, 19.
Layard, A. H., The Prospects and Con-
duct of the War, 247,

Lectures addressed to the Working
Classes, 754.

Lewis, G., The Doctrines of the Bible
developed in the Facts of the Bible,
368.

Lightbody, T., Hints on Study, 374.
Literary Intelligence, 255, 383, 512,
639, 768.

Livesey, J., A Letter to J. W. Patten,
Esq., M.P., on the Drinking System,
the late Sunday Bill, and the Maine
Law, 594.

Livret d'Homme de Troupe, 476.
London Corporation, Report of Commis-
sion, 21,

Macfarlane, J., Why Weepest Thou?
239.

Marryat, F., Mountains and Molehills,
465; character of work, 465; fire
at San Francisco, 467; bear hunt,
468; as a squatter, 469; failure
of iron houses, 471; diggings, 472;
towns of the gold district, 473.
Marsden, J. B., History of Christian
Churches and Sects, 362, 630.

Massey, G., The Ballad of Babe Chris-
tabel, with other Lyrical Poems, 415;
as a poet, 416; Merry May, 417;
theme of child-life and marriage-life,
418; Babe Christabel, 422; Bridal,
425.

Massey, W., 4 History of England
during the Reign of George III., 577;
House of Hanover, 578; policy of
George III., 581; William Pitt,
583; Duke of Newcastle, 585; For,
585; Lord North, 587; political
intrigues, 588.

Masson, D., College Education and
Self Education, 241.

Mather, J., The Coal Mines, 21;
amount of duties on coal, 22; ven-
tilation of mines, 24; steam-jet, 25;
dangers to life, 26; neglect of the
river Tyne, 28; its tonnage, 31;
commission appointed, 33; state of
the Thames, 34; City income and
expenditure, 35.

Mayne, F., Voyages and Discoveries is
the Arctic Regions, 248.
Maynooth, Report of Her Majesty's
Commissioners, 730; origination of
the College, 730; constitution and
conduct of the commission, 733: eci-
dence received, 735; deductions
from, 735; effect of endowments,
739; result of the Maynooth En-
dowment, 742.

Mayor, J. E. B., Thirteen Satires of
Juvenal, 246.

M'Leod, W., My Second School-Book,372
McQueen, J., The War: Who's to
Blame? 244.

Meyer, T., The Acts of the Apostles, 235.
Michelet, J., History of France in the

Sixteenth Century, 752.

Miller, H., My Schools and Schoolmas-
ters, 336; incident in youth, 338;
author's ancestry, 339; education,
342; as a mason, 345.
Milner, T. H., An Inquiry respecting
the Church of Christ, 374.
Modern Household Cookery, 120.
Monnerod, Mad., Augustin, 373.
Montgomery, James, Memoirs of the Life
and Writings of, 451; early life, 451;
poetic genius, 452; as editor of the

Sheffield Iris, 454; his imprison-
ment, 456; aid of Dr. Pye Smith,
457; his religious experience, 459;
connexion with the Eclectic,' 461.

Morgan, R. C., The Book of Esther
typical of the Kingdom of God, 755.
Morning Laud, the, 374.
Morris, J, Catalogue of British Fosssils,
680; necessity of present work,
680; popularity of geology, 683;
local species of fossils and animals,
684; intermixture of relics, 687;
distribution of animals and plants,
689; fossil plants, 690; fossil
species, 693.

Mulligan, J., Exposition of the Gram-
matical Structure of the English
Language, 754.

Napier, M., Lord Bacon and Sir
Walter Raleigh, 239.
Neale, F. A., Islamism, 145; the Be-
douins, 145; influence of Moham-
med, 148; the Koran, 148; com-
parison of Turkey and Western
Europe, 152.

New Testament, One Thousand Ques-
tions on the, 630.

Nihill, D., Is Sebastopol Armageddon?
630.

Old Chelsea Bun-House, 243.
Oldmixon, J., Gleanings from Pic-
cadilly to Pera, 24].
Orr's Circle of the Sciences, 293.
Oxenford, J., Hellas; or, the Home,
History, Literature, and Art of the
Greeks, 626.

Oxford Essays, contributed by Members

of the University, 570; the Univer-
sities of Oxford and Cambridge
useless corporations, 571; contents
of present work, 572; value of,
577.

Pack, Mr., Church-Rate Bill, 348.
Palgrave, F. T., Idyls and Songs, 367.
Parker, J., Secularism, 374.

Partnership with Limited Liability,

118.

Payne, Dr., The Doctrine of Original
Sin, 240.

Plattenhaus, Louisa Von, 118.
Poetry of 1854, 39; essentials for a

poet, 39; Frederick Tennyson, 41;
William Allingham, 43; tendency
of the age, 44; Mr. Burns, 46;
American poetry, 47.

Handbook for 1855, 248.

Powell, J. H., The Village Bridal, and
other Poems, 39, 49.

Prideaux, C. G., A Practical Guide to
the Duties of Churchwardens, 348.
Public-Houses, a Report of the Select
Committee on, 594; opinions on the
sale of intoxicating liquors, 595; re-
striction of, 596; the Sunday sale,
598; petitions, 601; legislation on
the Sunday liquor traffic, 603;
Town magistrates' opinions; Coun-
ties, 607; remarks on evidence,

618.

Public Pearl, The, 500.

Quiet Heart, The, 373.
Quincey, T. De, Selections Grave and
Gay, 119.

Restoration of Belief, The, 627.
Retslag, Dr., Political Sketches, 374.
Review of the Month: Parliamentary
doings, 121, 254, 766; Militia, 124;
Foreign Legion, 124; Fast day,
126, 508; the War, 127, 249, 511,
638, 766; Hospitals, 251; Mr. Roe-
buck's Motion, 375; Ministerial
Crisis, 378, 501, 636; National
Education, 382, 506, 635, 760;
Episcopal and Capitular Estates
Bill, 502; Army Chaplains, 503;
Marriage Bill, 504, 757; Public
Schools, 505; Sympathy of the
Queen, 506; Newspaper Stamp,
507; Sunday question, 508, 761;
Church-rate bill, 510, 632, 757;
Samuel Courtauld, 511; Maynooth
Endowment, 634; Canadian Clergy
Reserves, 636; Liberation of Reli-
gion Society, 756; University Re-
form, 759; Administrative Reform,
762; Anniversaries of Societies,
763; Opening of the Regent's Park
Chapel, 764.

Rogers, H., Essays selected from
Contributions to the Edinburgh Re-
view, 372.

Russia, Home Life in, 199; piracy of
author, 199; explanation, 201;
'Story of Dead Souls,' 205; Rus-
sian literature, 209; reviews, 211;
Russian society, 214.
Ruther; Lyric Notes of the Russian
War, 39, 49.

Kingsley, C., Westward Ho! 698; prose
fiction, 698; present work, 700;
early life of Amyas, 701; Rose Sal-
terne and the Spaniard, 702; elope-
ment, 703; the Spaniard's fate, 705;
Amyas and Ayacanora, 706.
Kirby, M. and E., The Discontented
Children, 248.

Kirchner, C. H., The Philosophy of
Plotinus, 366,

Koch, Dr. C., The Crimea and Odessa,
629.

Kugler's Handbook of Painting, 130;
art-literature, 130; present work,
131; effect of photography, 133;
essentials of landscape art, 135; ne-
cessity of intention and purpose, 140.

Landsborough, D., A Popular History
of British Sea Weeds, 641, 642.
Larpent, Sir G., Turkey; its History
and Progress, 1; Sir James Porter,
2; M. de Lamartine's work, 3; de-
scendants of Ishmael, 4; religion of,
5; origin of the Tartar tribe, 10;
Othman, 10; fratricide, 13; ideas
of communism, 16; Greeks, 18;
Turkish journalism, 19.
Layard, A. H., The Prospects and Con-
duct of the War, 247.

Lectures addressed to the Working
Classes, 754.

Lewis, G., The Doctrines of the Bible
developed in the Facts of the Bible,
368.

Lightbody, T., Hints on Study, 374.
Literary Intelligence, 255, 383, 512,
639, 768.

Livesey, J., A Letter to J. W. Patten,
Esq., M.P., on the Drinking System,
the late Sunday Bill, and the Maine
Law, 594.

Livret d'Homme de Troupe, 476.
London Corporation, Report of Commis-
sion, 21.

Macfarlane, J., Why Weepest Thou?
239.

Marryat, F., Mountains and Molehills,
465; character of work, 465; fire
at San Francisco, 467; bear hunt,
468; as a squatter, 469; failure
of iron houses, 471; diggings, 472;
towns of the gold district, 473.
Marsden, J. B., History of Christian
Churches and Sects, 362, 630.

Massey, G., The Ballad of Babe Chris-
tabel, with other Lyrical Poems, 415;
as a poet, 416; Merry May, 417;
theme of child-life and marriage-life,
418; Babe Christabel, 422; Bridal,
425.

Massey, W., A History of England
during the Reign of George III., 577;
House of Hanover, 578; policy of
George III., 581; William Pitt,
583; Duke of Newcastle, 585; For,
585; Lord North, 587; political
intrigues, 588.

Masson, D., College Education and
Self Education, 241.

Mather, J., The Coal Mines, 21;
amount of duties on coal, 22; ven-
tilation of mines, 24; steam-jet, 25;
dangers to life, 26; neglect of the
river Tyne, 28; its tonnage, 31;
commission appointed, 33; state of
the Thames, 34; City income and
expenditure, 35.

Mayne, F., Voyages and Discoveries in
the Arctic Regions, 248.
Maynooth, Report of Her Majesty's
Commissioners, 730; origination of
the College, 730; constitution and
conduct of the commission, 733: eri-
dence received, 735; deductions
from, 735; effect of endowments,
739; result of the Maynooth En-
dowment, 742.

Mayor, J. E. B., Thirteen Satires of
Juvenal, 246.

M'Leod, W., My Second School-Book,372
McQueen, J., The War: Who's to
Blame? 244.

Meyer, T., The Acts of the Apostles, 235.
Michelet, J., History of France in the

Sixteenth Century, 752.

Miller, H., My Schools and Schoolmas-
ters, 336; incident in youth, 338;
author's ancestry, 339; education,
342; as a mason, 345.
Milner, T. H., An Inquiry respecting
the Church of Christ, 374.
Modern Household Cookery, 120.
Monnerod, Mad., Augustin, 373.
Montgomery, James, Memoirs of the Life
and Writings of, 451; carly life, 451;
poetic genius, 452; as editor of the

Sheffield Iris,' 454; his imprison.
ment, 456; aid of Dr. Pye Smith,
457; his religious experience, 459;
connexion with the Eclectic,' 461.

242.

Morgan, R. C., The Book of Esther
typical of the Kingdom of God, 755.
Morning Laud, the, 374.

Morris, J, Catalogue of British Fosssils,
680; necessity of present work,
680; popularity of geology, 683;
local species of fossils and animals,
684; intermixture of relics, 687;
distribution of animals and plants,
689; fossil plants, 690; fossil
species, 693.

Mulligan, J., Exposition of the Gram-
matical Structure of the English
Language, 754.

Napier, M., Lord Bacon and Sir
Walter Raleigh, 239.
Neale, F. A., Islamism, 145; the Be-
douins, 145; influence of Moham-
med, 148; the Koran, 148; com-
parison of Turkey and Western
Europe, 152.

New Testament, One Thousand Ques-
tions on the, 630.

Nihill, D., Is Sebastopol Armageddon?
630.

Handbook for 1855, 248.

Powell, J. H., The Village Bridal, and
other Poems, 39, 49.

Prideaux, C. G., A Practical Guide to
the Duties of Churchwardens, 348.
Public-Houses, a Report of the Select
Committee on, 594; opinions on the
sale of intoxicating liquors, 595; re-
striction of, 596; the Sunday sale,
598; petitions, 601; legislation on
the Sunday liquor traffic, 603;
Town magistrates' opinions; Coun-
ties, 607; remarks on evidence,

618.

Public Pearl, The, 500.

Quiet Heart, The, 373.
Quincey, T. De, Selections Grave and
Gay, 119.

Restoration of Belief, The, 627.
Retslag, Dr., Political Sketches, 374.
Review of the Month: Parliamentary
doings, 121, 254, 766; Militia, 124;
Foreign Legion, 124; Fast day,
126, 508; the War, 127, 249, 511,
638, 766; Hospitals, 251; Mr. Roe-
buck's Motion, 375; Ministerial
Crisis, 378, 501, 636; National
Education, 382, 506, 635, 760;
Episcopal and Capitular Estates
Bill, 502; Army Chaplains, 503;
Marriage Bill, 504, 757; Public
Schools, 505; Sympathy of the
Queen, 506; Newspaper Stamp,
507; Sunday question, 508, 761;
Church-rate bill, 510, 632, 757;
Samuel Courtauld, 511; Maynooth
Endowment, 634; Canadian Clergy
Reserves, 636; Liberation of Reli
gion Society, 756; University Re-
form, 759; Administrative Reform,
762; Anniversaries of Societies,
763; Opening of the Regent's Park
Chapel, 764.

Rogers, H., Essays selected from
Contributions to the Edinburgh Re-
view, 372.

Russia, Home Life in, 199; piracy of
author, 199; explanation, 201;
'Story of Dead Souls,' 205; Rus-
sian literature, 209; reviews, 211;
Russian society, 214.
Ruther; Lyric Notes of the Russian
War, 39, 49.

Sandes, W. S., Poems, 39, 48.
Science and Art, the Museum of, 293;
scientific education, 294; importance
of, 296; scientific works, 300; value
of in geology, 301; in study of the
animal kingdom, 302; electricity,
504; steam, 306; photography,

307.

Scott, W. B., Poems, 39, 48.
Scripture, Expositors of, 89; number
of, 89; Commentaries of Dr. Ol-
shausen and others, 93; great value
of, 103.

Scripture Lessons for my Infant Class,
373.

Scripture Pocket-Book for 1855, 118.
Selden, J., The Table Talk of, 120.
Shield, M., The Stepping-stone to
Animal and Vegetable Physiology,
374.

Shirley, S., Our National Sinews, 629.
Sibree, J., Human Anatomy, 750.
Singlehart, Mrs. Clarinda, Some Ac-
count of, 746.

Smith, S., Selections from the Writings
of, 119.

Stark, A., Printing, 753.

Stewart, J. G., The Anti-Sabbatarian
Defenceless, 755.

Stewart, D., The Collected Works of,
119, 625.

Stowell, Dr., The Work of the Spirit,

240.

Strickland, J. M., Rome, 364.
Sunday at Home, 753.

Tate, T., Experimental Chemistry.
Magnetism. Light and Heat, 372.
Taylder, T. W. P., The Mormon's Own
Book, 749.

Tayler, W. E., Geology, 748.

Tennyson, F., Days and Hours, 39, 41.
Thomson, J., Poetical Works of, 499,
631.

Titmarsh, M. A., The Rose and the
Ring, 245.

Tourguenieff, J., Russian Life in the
Interior, 400.

Trench, R. C., English, 749.

Tricoupi, S., the History of the Greek
Revolution, 366.

Trollope, A., The Warden, 359.
Tulloch, J., Theological Tendencies of
the Age, 372.

Turkey, Correspondence respecting Latin
and Greek Churches, 220; cause of
the war, 220; partitions of Poland,
222; suppression of Hungary, 225;
present war, 227; reconstruction of
Poland, 229; its geography, 230.

Voluntaryism in England and Wales; or,
the Census of 1851, 105; duties of
dissenters in parliament, 105; posi-
tion of, 107; ecclesiastical history
of the late session, 109; action of
the Liberation Society, 112; Census,
116.

War, History of the, 501.
Warren, S., Miscellanies, 370.
Webb, Mrs., Julamerk, 374.
Whately, Extracted Writings of, 373.
Wheeler, J. T., The Geography of He-
rodotus, 556; truthfulness of Hero-
dotus, 556; his geography, 557;
errors in present work, 559; the
author, 564; Herodotus's view of
world, 565.

Whewell, Dr., Education, 293.
Whitelocke, B., A Journal of the
Swedish Embassy in the Years 1653
and 1654, 361.

Wilks, W., Edward Irving,621.
Wills, A., A Treatise on the Powers
and Duties of Parish Vestries in
Ecclesiastical Matters, 590; right of
vote, 590; irregularities, 591; mi-
nority rate, 592; a prohibition, 593.

Young, B. C., Short Arguments about
the Millennium, 754.

Young, Mrs., Our Camp in Turkey, and
the Way to it, 179; Malta, 180;
wives and children of our soldiers,
181; Galata and Pera, 182; Sweet
Waters, 183; hospital at Scutari,
185.