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HISTORY.

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NOVELS AND ROMANCES.

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THEOLOGY.

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Aorta, that of a whale, 601

Apocalypse, Lectures on the, by Mr. Jones,
245-difficulty of expounding the, 246-
a key to suggested, 251

Arabs, the, of the Desert, 213-laws re-
specting robbery, 216-character of, 220
-faculty of tracing footsteps, 221

Arabian Nights, 570

Argostoli, Lord Byron's arrival at, 477
Armenians, The, by C. Mac Farlane, 274
Asmer, an Arab amusement, 218
Assurances, Life, Rankin on,
Astronomy, a poem, 467
Atlas, Family Cabinet, 306

464

Auldjo, (J.) his ascent to the top of Mont
Blanc, 286

Autobiography of Sir W. Scott, 347

B.

BACON, the sculptor, anecdotes of, 414
Ballads, ancient Celtic, 561
Banks, the sculptor, anecdote of, 411
Baptism, Brazilian ceremony of, 99
Barker, (E. H.) his American Class Book,
306

Barony, The, by Miss A. M. Porter, 285
Battaue, account of one in Sweden, 45
Bayley, (F. W. N.) his Four Years' Resi-
dence in the West Indies, 360

Bear, account of the Scandinavian, 41-
hunt of, 45-anecdotes of, 47
-s, their usefulness, 340
Bedouins, (see Arabs)

Beechey, (Sir Wm.) his picture of Psyche,
239

Benedictines, the, their liberality to Bent-
ley, 332

Bentley, (Richard) Life of, 317-birth and
parentage, 319-his Phalaris, 323-his
conduct as Master of Trinity College at
Cambridge, 325-his emendations of
Horace, 326-his scheme for republish-
ing the Greek Testament, 329-impar-
tial summary of his character, 332
Bible, Guide to the practical reading of,
305

Birds, mode of killing, in Scandinavia, 40

398-seasons indicated by, 401-
petty chaps, 405-nightingale, 406-
(see Lloyd)-account of some Brazilian
ones, 99-their ingenuity in building
nests, 195-wild in Kamtchatka, 340
Bishop of London on the Neglect of the
Lord's Day, 300
Blakiston, (Mr.) 470

Bleeding, practice of, in the plague, 603
Blood, circulation of the, 601

Blunt, (Elijah) his History of the Jews,

106

(Rev. J. J.) his Veracity of the

Five Books of Moses, 150
Book of the Priesthood, 467
Bonpland, (M. Aime) 154
Botany, Medical, 102

-, patronage of, by the East India
Company, 202

Borde, (Andrew) 601

Bourke, (Miss) her Prince of Killarney, 613
Boyd, (W. C.) his Guide to Italy, 613
Boyle's Examination, 324

Boyle, 536

Brady, (J. H.) his Instructions to Execu-
tors and Administrators, 309

Braganza, House of, law of the succession
of, to the throne of Portugal, 146
Bray, (Mrs) her Fitz of Fitzford, 285
Brazil, Notices of, by Dr. Walsh, 83
Breaking the enemy's line, 494
Bridges, ice, account of, 293

Briggs, (Mr.) his picture of Inez de Castro
parted from her children, 238
Erighton, climate of, 58

Bristol, account of the cathedral of, 140
(Earl of) Bishop of Derry, 494
British Naturalist, second volume, 391
Sculptors, 408

Britton, (John) his Anstey's Bath Guide,
469- his account of the Cathedral of
Bristol, 140

Browne, (M. A) Poems by, 134
(Sir T.) 602

Brooke, (Miss) her fragments of Irish
poetry, 561

Bucke, (Charles) his Julio Romano, 66
Bulgarry, (Count) his account of Greece,

377

Burckhardt, (J. L.) his Notes on the Be-
douins and Wahabys, 213

Butter, consumption of, in Siberia, 343

Byron, anecdotes of, 501

-, (Lord) Kennedy's conversations
with on Religion, 475-his arrival at
Argostoli, 477-his religious principles,
480-his Cain, 483-remarks concern-
ing his wife and daughter, 487

CAIN, the Wanderer, 129
Cairo, the slave market of, 4
Caius, 601

Cambridge, disgusting history of one of its
colleges, 325

Camel, traits in the natural history of, 219
Cameleopard, 155

Canine madness, 449

Canning, (Mr.) his favourite authors, 570
Capercali, account of, 49

Capital punishment, abolition of, in Russia,

340

Capo d'Istrias, (Count) 391

Capuchin, a sermon of one, 581

Caravan, description of an Arab, 11-ano-
ther, 34

Carpenter, (W.) his guide to the practical
reading of the Bible, 305

Casket, The story of, 417

Casuistry, knotty point in, 254

Cathedral, account of that of Bristol, 140
Cattle, the, of Sweden, 42
Cayes, account of, 168

Cayley, (E. S.) on Commercial Economy,
466

Cedars, of Lebanon, 9

Chancellor, description of the possible
embarrassments of one, 22

Chantrey, the sculptor, 414

Chapman, his version of Homer, 223
China, account of its moral and social con-
dition, 344-dinner customs in, 346-
wine of, 347

Chivalry, account of, by Sir James Mack-
intosh, 562

Christchurch, corporation of, 180
Christian Expositor, 468

Christianity, conversations on, 479
Christian church, establishment of, 553
Christmas, customs at, in Dalecarlia, 51
Christophe, Emperor of Haiti, account of
his death, 170-his citadel, 171
Church, (Gen:) his Observations on the
Frontier of Greece, 375-389

of England, hostility to, 247-
supposed prophecy of the fall of, 248
establishment of the Christian,

553

Cibber, a sculptor, 409

Citadel, the, of Christophe the 1st, 171
Circulation, the, of the blood, 601

Clark, (Dr. James) on the influence of cli-
mate in Disease, 55

Class Book, the American New First, 306
Classics, introduction to the study of the
Greek, 468

Clergy, account of those of Brazil, 93
Clergyman, duties of, 524

Climate, influence of, in disease, 55

of the West Indies, 363-of Eng-
land, 57—of France, 62-Italy, 64—
estimate of the effects of, 65
Clouds, thunder, 546

Coals, supply of, 312
Cockney school, the, 529

Codrington, (Sir E.) defence of, 383
Coke, (Mr.) his agricultural management,

340

Colchicum, 106

Cold mixtures, receipt for making, 539
Coleridge, (H. N.) his introduction to the
study of the Greek classics, 468
(Mr.) 355

Colombia, constitution of, 154
Colonization, proposal for, 151
Columbus, Life of, 142

Commercial Economy, Cayley on, 466
Conspiracy, the late Russian, 445
Constantine of Russia, 592

Constantinople, beautiful approach to, 439
Constellation, description of one, 86
Constitution, British, early stages of, 554
Consumption, (see Climate)

Controversy, curious mode of conducting,

10

Controversies, mode of conducting, in for-
mer times, 322

Convent of Mount Horeb, 442

a lay, 527

Conversations on Religion with Lord
Byron, 475

Cookery in China, 344

Correspondence and Diary of P. Doddridge,
3d vol., 203

Cottagers, Irish, some account of, 508
Cotton cloth of India, 199
Courtship in Scotland, 282

Courts, Ecclesiastical, of England, 528
Cowper, (Wm.) his translation of Homer,
224-and dogma concerning, ib.
Creole ladies, 368

Crimea, Webster's Travels to the, 434
Criminal code of the Bedouins, 216
Criticism, modern, 233

Cross of the South, description of 86
Cullen, (Dr.) 606-his theory, 607
Cumberland, the Princess of, 156
Cunningham, (Allan) his Lives of British
Sculptors, 408

Curses, terrible Jewish ones, 255

D.

DAMASCUS, the gate of Mecca, 10

De Rigny, (Adm.) his Report on the State
of Greece, 378

Derry, (Bishop of) 494

De Saussure, his ascent of Mont Blanc,
286

Desert, account of the Arabs of the, 213
Devonshire, climate of, 59

Dew, account of the formation of, 538
Dick, (Mr.) his suspension rail-way, 615
Dictionary, Topographical, 305
Diet, opening of the Swiss, 615
Dinner, a Chinese, 346

Disease, the influence of climate upon, 55
Divorces, facility of, amongst the Arabs, 215
Dobell, (Peter) his Travels in Kamtchatka
and Siberia, 335

Dobson, (Dr.) his experiments on evapora-
tion, 541

Doddridge, (P.) 3d vol. of Diary of, 203
-love making, 205-love letters, 209--
rules for spending his time, 211

Dog, fine for killing one, 216

the sheep, in France, 618

Dogs, (see Hydrophobia)-symptoms
madness in, 461

of

the chief animals of draught in
Kamtchatka, 338

Don Juan, defence of, 483
Donoghue, a Poem, 613

Doom of Devorgoil, by Sir W. Scott, 125
Doyle, (Martin) his Irish Cottagers, 505
Drama, publication of New Series of Old,

142

(see Bucke)

the Chinese, 345

Dread of water in hydrophobia, 456–463
Dream, a singular one, 611

Dress in the West Indies, 372

of the Hindoo females, 199

of the Jews, 254

Drugs, adulteration of, 615

Dufay, (Mr.) his experiments ou dew, 538

E.

EAGLE, fondness of for fish, 48

East India Company, their patronage of
botany, 202

Ecclesiastical Polity, the, of Hooker, 149
Elders, Jewish, of Poland, their exactions;

Elective franchise, 612