George IV., extracts from a recent work in
reference to the marriage of, 109.

Gibbons, Dr. W., his observations on the in-
jurious effects of omnibuses upon the public
health, 73.

Greene, the dramatist. See Dramatists, old
English.

Greenlanders, contented habits and opinions of
the, 490.

"Gregory VII.," review of Mr. Horne's tra-
gedy of that name, 17.

Guiana, British, notice of Mr. R. Schomburgk's
Description of, 118.

Guizot, M., notice of the English translation of
his Life of Washington, 112.

H.

Hanover, remarks on the present constitution
of, 107.

Hansard, Mr. G. A., quotation from his "Book
of Archery," 100.

Happiness, a chat with Anacreon on, 316.
Hazlitt, observations on his "Lectures on Dra-
matic Literature,” 226. 353.

Health, injurious effects of omnibuses upon,

73.

Heywood, the "English Thespis." See Dra-
matists, old English,

L.

Laing, Mr. S., his reply to animadversions on
his works relating to Sweden and Norway,

315.

Lava, torrent of, its nature and effects, 309.
Letters from the Continent, 196. 289. 399.
505.

-

1

Bell's

Literature, Review of,-comprising notices
of Kennedy's Reign of Youth - Han-
sard's Book of Archery The Rod and
the Gun-Sketches of Country Life and
Country Manners Slade's Travels in Ger-
many and Russia-Timon, but not of
Athens Guizot's Essay on Washington-
Westwood's Classification of Insects -
Outlines of China - Schomburgk's British
Guiana-Wright's translation of the "Para-
diso" of Dante- Mackay's Hope of the
World The Thames and its Tributaries
Two Summers in Norway-Reid's Tur-
key and the Turks- Catherine Taylor's
Letters from Italy Anderson's Account of
A cheen Verity on the Nervous System —
Account of Iceland, Greenland, &c. — Royle
on the Productive Resources of India-
Outram's Rough Notes of the Campaign in
Sinde and Affghanistan — Edwards on the
Fine Arts in England - Channing on the
Elevation of the Labouring Classes — Swain-
son's Malacology - Maclean's History of the
Celtic Language - Hebrew Grammar of
Gesenius M'Culloch's Geographical Die-
tionary Waterston's Manual of Commerce
various pamphlets on China The
Mabinogion - The Lost Angel - Blaine's
Rural Sports - Moxon's Dramatic Library

--

-

Madrid, a summer evening at, 35.

Mansfield, Lord, characteristic sketch of, 55.
Maroto, the Spanish general, incidents in the
life of, 258.

Messinger, remarks on the plays of, 548.

Mirabeau, letter of, on the subject of juvenile
delinquency, 125.

Monja Alferez, strange history of the, 532.
Moore, T., remarks on the Anacreontic trans-
lations of, 319-323. Notice of the new
edition of his poetical works, 503.
Morality in Sweden, low state of, 391.
Music, incidental remarks on, 411.

N.

Naples, description of the city and people of,

299.

Napoleon, poetic illustrations of his career, 163.
Nervous system, effects of civilisation upon the
488.

Norfolk Island, its character as a penal settle-
ment, 160.

Northern Europe, notes of a tour in, 185.

Narway, remarks by Mr. S. Laing in reference
to a recent publication on, 385.
Notes upon New Books, 98.

0.

O'Connell, Mr., his exertions to maintain peace
in Ireland, 450.

Omnibuses, their injurious tendency in regard
to the public health, 73.

Opium, remarks in reference to the trade in,

117.

Oratory, its influence in the maintenance of
English freedom, 35. 179.

Ornithology, character of Audubon's works on,

279.

Q.

Quesada, the Spanish general, biographical
sketch of, 33.

R.

Reade, Mr. J. E., poetical contributions by,
95. 276. 277. 435. 471.

Recollections of Childhood, 43. 169. 267. 373.

472.

Rivers, a rhapsody on, 481.

Rome, impressions of a first visit to, 399.