Stewart, (Rev. A.) his Compendium of
Geography, 151

Storm, a thunder, 544

Studies in Natural History, 303

Summer, description of, 404-cold mixtures
for, 539

Sunday, profanation of, 300
Supernatural appearances, 188
Superstition in the West Indies, 373
Surgery amongst the Arabs, 214
Suttee, The, 613

Swan River colony, 615

Sweden, game laws in, 41-royal family of,
53

Sweepings of Parnassus, 307
Swing of the Indian jugglers, 201
Swiss Diet, opening of, 615
Sydenham, the physician, 602

Symperapol, anecdote of a Scotch lady at,

437

Symptoms, the, of canine madness, 461
Syria, hawking in, 11

T.

TALLIAGE, account of, 567
Talmud, account of, 253

Tappen, the, of the bear, account of, 43-
44

Tayler, (Mr.) of the Opera, anecdotes of,
499

Tea, use of, in China, 346
Temperature, (see Climate)

Testament, scheme for republishing the
Greek, 329

New, Practical Guide to, 468
Thames, Panorama, of the banks of, 153
Thermometer, history of the invention and
perfection of, 536-practical observations
on, by Dr. Thomson, 538
The Sheep in France, 618
Thomson, (Dr.) his work on heat and elec-
tricity, 535-on the thermometer, 536--
on dew, 538-on freezing mixtures, 539
-on evaporation, 541-on rain, 542

Three Courses and a Dessert, 304
Thunder-storm, a Brazilian, 28
Thunder and lightning, 544

Thurloe, (Dr.) Bishop of Durham, ro-
mantic anecdote of his wife, 179

Tickell, his translation of Homer, 223
Tiellandt, (Van) on the Flemish Lan-
guage, 469

Timbuctoo, Callie's Travels to, 26
Time, rules for the disposition of, 211
Toast, a curious civic one, 180
Torquay, climate of, 59

Tradesman, the, Law Library of, 148
Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry,
110

of Scottish Life, 281
Translator's of Homer, 222

Traveller, curious account of a Scotch one,
445

-8, Directions to West Indian, 374
-'s Lay, a poem, 138

s, recent English, 2-hints as to
their costume, 5-curious English one, 8
Travels in the Morea, 1-in Turkey and
Egypt, 2-to Timbuctoo, 26

through the Crimea, &c., by the
Rev. John Webster, 434

Travers, his translation of Homer, 224
Trees, natural history of evergreens, 400
Turkey, conduct of, in the negociation
about Greece, 380-effect of the battle
of Navarino on, 383

Wakefield, his edition of Pope's Homer,
223

Walker, (J.) the assistant of Bentley, 330
Wallenstein's Camp, from the German,
570

Walsh, (Dr.) his Notices of Brazil, 83
War, the Turkish, 598

Warner, (Rev. R.) his Literary Recollec-
tions, 177

Water-drinkers in the Antilles, 373

Water, Dr. Hooke's experiments on its
properties, 537

Waterloo, Lord Byron's visit to, 501-Sir
Walter Scott's, 503

Waverley Novels, illustrations of, 153
Webster, (Rev. John) his Travels through
the Crimea, 434-his last journey, and
death, 435
Wedding, description of one in Galilee, 7
in Antioch, 12-in Ireland, 112
Siberian ceremony of, 342
Wellington, (Duke of) anecdote of, 500
Wells, (Dr.) his discovery of the formation
of dew, 539

West Indies, Four Years' Residence in,
360 diseases of, 363-social distinctions
in, 365-reform in, 366-creole ladies
in, 368-literature of, 370-dress, 372
-amusements, 373-directions for emi-
grants to, 374
Whalers, South Sea, 472

Whale, the aorta of, 601

Why and Because, 309

Wilkie, (D.) his pictures in the exhibition
of the Royal Academy for 1830, 240
William the Fourth, his speech on pro-
roguing Parliament, 614

Wilson, (H.) criticism on a picture by, 237
Winds, the music of, 394

Wine, cooling mixture for, 540
Witches, remarks on, 482

Witenagemote, account of its constitu-
tions, 557

Wolves, ferocity of, 52
Women in China, 345

Words, Saxon, their superiority over those
derived from the Latin, 558
Working classes, suggestions for, 616