INDE X.

ACCIDENTS, OCCURRENCES, &c.-Shipwrecks and disasters
at sea, 7, 9, 11, 27, 43, 69, 92, 154, (The Great Liver-
pool) 172, 188, 201, 203, 235, 252, 363, 443, 460,
475, (The Maria Soames) 490, 602, 616, (The Great
Britain) 634, 646, 650, 652, 667, 684, 700, 730, 795,
806.810. Railway Accidents, 9, 11, 26, 27, 43, 58,
75, 92, 172, 188, 204, 236, 252, 268, 301, 347, 363,
380, 427, 441, (North of France) 459, 473, 475, 491,
522, 540, 553, 554, 588, 619, 620, 636, 649, 652, 666,
684, 699, 716, 763. Suicides, (Col. Gurwood) 11, 39,
58, 59, 75, 106, 109, 124, 140, 203, 233, 363, 411,
(B. R. Haydon) 427, 491, 572, 589, 602, 619, 637,
652, 667, (The Swiss Giantess) 792, 806, 810, 827.
Fires, (Abberley Hall) 11, 27, 43, 92, 109, 203,
(Crawford street) 233, 298, 427, (St John's New-
foundland) 443, 453, (Quebec) 457, 460, 490, 554,
585, 588, 600, 614, 620, 646, 649, 652, 662, 667, 716,
(The Garrick Theatre) 744, (Gravesend) 763, 780.
Murders, Manslaughter, &c., 11, 43, 92, 107, 124, 284,
363, 443, (The Dagenham Murder) 460, 475, 525,
540, 555, 573, 602, 619. 637, 652, 666, 731, 810.
Inquests, 11, 26, 109, 251, 395, 427, 586, 603, 647,
746, 760, 795. Assassination in Italy; The Ship
Tory, 27. Diabolical act at Oxford, 43, 59. Singular
discovery, 43. Accidents in Mines, 43, 252, 459, 475,
747, 760, 763. Railway robberies, 58. Carriage and
horse accidents, 59, 70, 172, 315, 326, 330, 460, 525,
553, 555, 652, 758, 763. Explosion of gunpowder,
&c., 74, 92, 140, 443, 667, 810. Inundations, 75,
102, 106, 507, 693, 697, 710, 713, 726, 727, 741.
Steam-boat war on the Thames, 75, 140, 188, 251.
Fall of buildings, 92, 636, 637, 652, 667, 715, 747,
792. Accident at the City of London Theatre, 92.
Hunting mishap, 93. Potato riots in the north, 109,
140. Executions, 119, 187, 407. Poisonings, 141,
268, 300, 315, 363, 364, 380, 600. Atrocious conduct
of a French priest, 173. Good luck, 188. Storms, 188,
236, 490, (1st August) 507, 588, 668, 678, 700, 711,
744, 746, 763, 802. Destitution, 204. An American
duel, 234. Trial of Brigands; Making a hit; An
awkward discovery, 236. Drownings, 257, 380, 395,
507,619. Massacre of British seamen in the South Seas,
251,300. Fall of a mountain; Hunger and misery, 252.
Adventure with a wolf, 268. Elopements, 279, 295,
310, 647, 663. A narrow escape; The false diamond
and the Monte de Piete, 283. Strikes, 303, 331.
Tragical event, 300. Change for a note; Daring at-
tempt of a convict to escape, 315. Fox-hounds poi-
soned; Mysterious discovery; Crim. con. in France,
331. Steam-boat explosions and collisions, 346, 347,
363. Swindling, 362, 395, 458, 603. Clerical delin-
quency, 362, 380. Trial of steam-boat speed, 362.
Barbary pirates, 364. A daring spirit, 379. The
Hydropathic system; Fatalities from sun-strokes, 380.
Foolhardiness, 411. Eruption of Mount Hecla, 426.
Escape from gaol, 427. Fatal case of military' flog- City Parliament, War in the, 824.

pauper; Mysterious affair, 667. Refusal of interment
at Barking, 684. The pauper burial-ground of St
Giles's Workhouse, 684, 715. Alleged cruelty in the
Risborough Union, 684. Narrow escape, 700, 731.
Alleged brutality of a workhouse master; Rick burn-
ing; Important invention; A financier nearly blown up;
Death from want; Housebreakers of the old school,
700. The ass's kick to the dead lion, 707. Consulta-
tation per telegraph; A robber soon caught, 715. An
old dodge, 746. Accident from gun cotton, 763.
Death from destitution (Louisa Mordaunt), 763, 779.
Pardon of the convict Barber, 779. An overseer's test
of destitution, 780. The Cambridge Proctor and his
victim, 794, 809. Return of the 31st Regiment from
India; Smithfield-market nuisance; Refusal to read
the burial service; A quick-witted thief; remarkable
trial at Cologne, 795. Murder discovered by circum-
stantial evidence, 809. Piracy in the Mediterranean,
810. Horrible inhumanity, 827.
Administration, Change of, 417, 426, 433, 439.
Agricultural and Protectionist meetings, 7, 24, 41, 91,
138, 185, 329, 375, 486, 584, 728.
Albert's, Prince, Visit to Liverpool, 485.
Andover Union, The, 523, 539.

PPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.-7, 12, 26, 28, 39, 44,
16, 60, 70, 76, 88, 93, 103, 106, 108, 110, 119, 137,
141, 154, 157, 169, 173, 185, 189, 204, 217, 210, 235,
233, 239, 253, 266, 268, 284, 301, 316, 332, 346, 347,
360, 365, 381, 393, 396, 411, 412, 422, 426, 427, 433,
439, 440, 441, 442, 444, 453, 457, 461, 473, 476, 486,
493, 502, 505, 509, 519, 522, 526, 539, 542, 552, 553,
556, 567, 568, 570, 574, 590, 600, 604, 617, 621, 633,
638, 648, 649, 652, 663, 665, 669, 681, 682, 685, 701,
714, 717, 728, 729, 731, 732, 742, 748, 777, 781, 792,
795, 806, 808, 812, 824, 828.
Autographs, Curious sale of, 411, 474.

Baths and Washhouses for the Poor, 505, 634.
Bentinck Testimonial, The, 504.
Bernard, Dr Sidney, of the Eclair, 22.
Blocking up the streets of London, 515.
Booksellers' provident retreat, 468, 474.
Bread, Price of, 57, 331, 684, 715, 746, 779.
Brevet, The, 731, 748.

British Association, The, 540, 585.
British Museum, The, 139.

Chatham, Siege operations at, 57.
Cholera, Asiatic, The, 299, 394, 426, 555, 566, 582,
602, 614, 699, 745, 760, 823.
Christ's Hospital, Annual orations at, 616.
Church, The, 39, 56, 73, 91, 108, 155, 170, 200, 234,
250, 279, 310, 326, 346, 360, 439, 454, 486, 583, 599,
616, 663, 680, 696, 743.

Coal trade, The, 3.

ging at Hounslow, 460, 476, 491, 507, 525. Earth-
quakes, 470, 506, 553, 566, 573. Gallantry, 475.
Strange accident; English gamblers in France, 476.
The master of Lewisham workhouse, 525, 555, 573.
Religious camp meeting; Commercial advantages of
the electric telegraph, 540. Death of a Spanish robber,
541.
A wealthy farmer; Mysterious and horrible
affair; The bride's broach; The slave trade, 555.
Horrible affair at Chatham, 573. Duelling, 582.
Fatal accident at the Hamburgh theatre, 587.
singular maniac, 588. The Haydock Lodge Lunatic 780, 795, 811, 827.
Asylum, 588, 684. Reprieve of the convict Smith, Constantine, Grand Duke, Arrival of, 374; Departure,
588. Death from alleged starvation, 589.

Cobden, Mr, Dinner to, in Paris, 534, 539; Arrival at
Bourdeaux, 569, 584.

Cobden Testimonial, The, 379, 442, 457, 473, 490, 539,
553, 634, 666, 730, 744, 792, 807.
COMMERCE AND TRADE.-12, 28, 44, 59, 76, 93, 109,
125, 141, 156, 173, 188, 204, 219, 236, 252, 268, 284,
300, 315, 332, 348, 364, 380, 395, 412, 427, 444, 460,
476, 492, 508, 519, 525, 541, 556, 573, 589, 603,
521, 637, 652, 668, 684, 700, 716, 732, 748, 764,

A

390.
Arrest in

America of a defaulter from London; Criminal punish- Corn on the Continent, 108.

ment for debt, 602. Distress in the Western Highlands COURT AND ARISTOCRACY.-7, 23, 39, 53, 70, 86, 99,

and Islands, 603, 827. Strange scene at a wedding;
An eccentric Englishman, 603. Boiler explosions,
603, 699. Disgraceful treatment of Irish emigrants,
616. Seizure of an extensive illicit distillery; Explo-
sion of gas; Death from fire-arms, 619. The adven-
tures of a coach parcel, 628. Revolting coolness, 631.
A boax, 632. The poor of St Pancras, 634, 649.
Female intrepidity, 649. A duped tradesman, 650. A Dinners, Public, 330, 585, 824.

103, 116, 134, 150, 167, 182, 198, 213, 227, 231,
247, 262, 278, 295, 310, 326, 343, 358, 374, 390,
406, 422, 426, 439, 453, 470, 485, 502, 535, 556,
567, 582, 598, 615, 632, 647, 663, 679, 681, 695,
710, 728, 742, 758, 775, 790, 792, 806, 824.
Courts martial, 507, 554, 637, 652, 668, 810, 827.

man destroyed in a furnace, 652. Maniac traveller on

a railroad, 665, 669. Alleged cruelty to an insane East India House, Proceedings at, 616.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.-7, 23, 24, 26, 39, 73, 82, 88,
90, 106, 107, 119, 139, 150, 154, 169, 185, 234, 283,
298, 329, 360, 375, 394, 407, 423, 439, 441, 453, 473,
486, 502, 505, 519, 567, 583, 598, 615, 663, 680, 695,
711, 728, 742, 776, 790, 792.
Electric girl, The, 187.

Electric telegraph, The, 743, 761.
Enlistment act, The-Illegal attestations, 185,
Essex, Earl of, on Free Trade, 248.

Scarcity

694.

FRANCE. Opening of the Chambers, 5; Proceed-
ings, 6, 22, 38, 86, 102, 137, 166, 181, 197, 212, 246,
261, 266, 278, 309, 314, 325, 357, 389, 405, 426;
close of the session, 437, Opening of the newly-
elected Chambers, 534, 553, 566, 569, 584.

38.

Affairs

405.

The elections, 421, 501, [505. Extraordinary
heat of the weather, 438, 506. Creation of peers, 469.
Free-trade association, 485, 566, 596, Incendiary
fires, 485, 491, 549, 588. Joseph Henri's attempt to
assassinate the King, 491, 507, 518, 553, 555, 566,
581, 594. Result of the Harvest, 566, 581. The
Duke de Montpensier's marriage, 596, 600, 613, 631,
645, 726, 741. Government measures against scarcity,
596, 726. Escape of the Count de Montemolin, 600,
613, 617, 631. Food riots, 634, 678. Political am-
nesty, 661. Importation of grain, 678, 693, 710, 741,
759, 774. Inundations, 693, 697, 710, 713, 741. Di-
plomatic changes, 710, 726. Treaty of commerce with
Russia, 729. Arrival of the Bey of Tunis, 741, 759,
789, 805. Financial embarrassments, 789. A relic of
the republic, 792. Public distress; M. Guizot's pro-
test, 822. See ALGERIA,-TAHITI.

GERMANY.-Disturbances at Thorn, 38; at Posen,
133, 139, 325; in Galicia, 246, 261, 309, 373, 501,
550, 597, 679, 711, 775. The Zollverein, 389, 662,
741. Sentence on the Abbe Ronge, 550. The Du-
chies of Schleswig and Holstein, 566, 597, 614, 617,
632, 742. Close of the Diet, 694.

GREECE.-Alleged robbery in the temple of Diana,
267. Financial measures, 247. The budget, 711.
Proceedings in the Chambers, 262, 295, 789. Bri-
gandage, 421.

HOLLAND.-Dispute between the King and the
Prince Royal, 22. The budget, 166. Commercial
treaty with Belgium, 342, 438, 550. Famine and dis-
ease, 614. Opening of the Legislature, 679.

War

INDIA.-Proceedings in Scinde, 6, 646. Prize money,
139, 262. Mortality among the troops, 806.
with the Sikhs, 6, 53, 84, 106. Battles on the Sutlej-
Ferozeshah, 133, 150, 154, 155; Aliwal, 198, 200;
Sobraon, 216. Occupation of Lahore, 262. Treaties
with the state of Lahore, 295. Proceedings of the army,
320, 358, 393, 406, 519, 534, 582, 646, 695, 744, 775.
Destruction of the barracks at Loodiana, 470.

ITALY.-Farewell interview of the Emperor of Rus-
sia with the Pope, 6. Relations with Russia, 86. Aus-
trian hospitality, 149. Disturbances in Tuscany, 182,
197. Marriage of the Duke de Bordeaux, 727. Inun-
dations, 727. Political liberality of the King of Sar-
dinia, 806. Development of the national spirit, 823.
MADAGASCAR.--See FRANCE.

MADEIRA.Religious agitation, 581.
MEXICO.-State of affairs, 22.

Another revolution,

102, 150, 154. Disputes with the United States, 295,
309. Blockade of Matamoras, 325. War declared,
342, 374, 389. Capture of Matamoras, 406, 422, 438,
441, 453. Revolution against Paredes, 470, 485. Se-
paration of California, 502, 518. Pronunciamento in
favour of Santa Anna, 569, 598. 614, 632, 646, 662.
Surrender of Monterey, 694. Movements of Santa
Anna, 711, 727, 742, 775, 790. Capture of Tobasco,
806.

MONTE VIDEO.-See RIO DE LA PLATA.
NAPLES. Political amnesty, 298, 309, 325.
NEW HOLLAND.-Dr Leichardt's journey from More-
ton Bay to Port Essington, 475.

NEW SOUTH WALES.-Re-appointment of Mr Justice
Willis, 539. Commercial affairs, 550. Revolt among
the convicts at Norfolk Island, 823.

NEW ZEALAND.-War with Heki and the natives,
6, 185, 213, 390, 406, 453, 598, 645.

PERSIA. Progress of the cholera, 299, 394, 426,
555, 566, 582, 602, 614, 699, 745. 760, 823.

PLATA, RIO DE LA.-Destruction of Rosas' batteries,
70, 74, 116, 133. Defeat of Col. Freire, 231, 247,
342, 374, 421. Expedition up the Parana, 534, 582,
679. Mr Hood's mission, 711, 727, 760, 775, 790, 806.
POLAND.Insurrectionary movements, 133, 139, 150,
154, 166. Conduct of the Austrian and Russian go-
vernment, 182, 197, 201, 213, 231. The republic of
Cracow, 247, 278, 294, 309, 342, 346, 358, 373, 389,
421, 485, 501. Condition of the peasantry, 582, 585,
632, 727, 742. Annihilation of the republic of Cracow,
744, 759, 774, 775, 789, 805, 806, 820, 823.

PORTUGAL.-Important legal decision, 6. Meeting
of the Cortes, 22; Proceedings, 38, 69, 197, 213, 246.
Financial projects, 132, 581, 789. Ministerial changes,
166, 358, 485, 566. Suspension of the constitution,
278. Insurrectionary movements, 294, 325, 347, 358,
"438, 550, 553, 597, 631, 679, 694, 710, 729, 741, 759,
760, 789, 805, 808, 823. State of the country, 389,
501. Political and financial panic, 645. Col. Wylde's
mission, 711. Expulsion of the Duke of Palmella, 789.
PRUSSIA. The King and the people, 39, 69, 86.
Suppression of houses of ill-fame, 42. Abolition of
corporal punishment, 742. Postal treaty with Great
Britain, 808.

ROME.Death of Pope Gregory XVI, 373, 389, 394.
Election of Pius IX, 405; coronation, 421. The new,
ministry, 438, 453. The amnesty, 469, 485, 502, 518
566, 775. Railroads, 518, 581, 597. Secularisation
of the Papal government, 534, Population of Rome,
540. Public reforms, 550, 582, 742. Reception of
the Prince de Joinville, 597. Testimonial to the Pope,
600. The Pope's popularity, 632, 662, 679. The Pope's
encyclical letter, 789. Reconciliation with Spain,
806. Revision of the civil and criminal laws, 823.

RUSSIA. Travels of the Emperor, 6, 22, 26, 42, 57;
of the Empress, 213, 233, 347. War in the Caucasus,
69, 169, 295, 373, 550, 632, 662, 665, 682, 775. The
Basilian nuns, 70, 116, 150, 213, 727, 775.
Treaty

of commerce with Turkey, 342, 502. Ukase respect-
ing the Jews, 374, 389. Betrothal of the Grand Duchess
Olga, 470; marriage, 502. Ukase respecting Cracow,
550. Imperial clemency, 567; Justice, 715. Treaty
of commerce with France, 729. New penal code, 742.
The ministry, 789.

SAXONY. International copyright treaty, 634.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.-Discovery of gold mines, 632,
679,

SPAIN. The Queen's marriage, 6, 38, 69, 86, 102,
357, 389, 453, 501, 534, 549, 553, 566, 569, 581, 585,

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596, 597, 600, 613, 631, 645, 649, 661, 665; The ce-
remonial, 678, 681, 694, 710, 741.
Financial opera-

tions, 6, 22, 166. Manifesto of Don Henrique, 38;
leaves Paris for Madrid, 775; his recantation, 789.
Insurrectionary movements, 86, 102, 246, 261, 278,
294, 298, 309, 314, 645. Ministerial changes, 116,
132, 137, 182, 197, 212, 230, 250, 261, 789, 805.
Proceedings of the Chambers, 149. Opening of the
Cortes, 597, 613; dissolution, 710. Expulsion of
Narvaez, 246. Heat of the weather, 475. Conspiracy
at Pampeluna, 485. Relations with Portugal, 485,
501, 518, 534. State of public instruction, 550. Riot
at a bull-fight at Santander, 570. The Infanta's mar-
riage, 597, 649, 661. 665, 678. The amnesty, 694.
The elections, 775, 805, 808, 823.

SWEDEN.-Railroads, 6. Apprehended attempt on
the life of the King, 789.

SWITZERLAND. Opening of the Constituent Assem-
bly at Berne, 198, 231. Political assassination, 342.
Proceedings of the Diet, 453, 598, 742. Re-establish-
ment of a permanent government, 582. Insurrection

at Geneva, 662, 665, 679, 727, 823. The elections,
694. The Jesuits, 711.

SYRIA. State of the Lebanon, 262, 295, 309, 358,
502.

TAHITI. Dispute with the French, 389, 534, 549,
581, 661, 678.

TURKEY.-The Sultan's journey, 150, 406, 421.
Edict against official corruption, 247, 261. Dismissal
of Salih Pasha, 309. Treaty of commerce with Russia,
342, 502. Mehemet Ali's visit, 406, 426, 469, 502,
518. Educational reform, 453. Battle with the Kurds,
614. Ministerial changes, 662, 694. Diplomatic mis-
understanding, 711. Reception of M. Odillon Barrot,

760.

UNITED STATES.-The Oregon question, 6, 23, 39,
70, 86, 116, 137, 150, 154, 182, 198. 325, 406; The
treaty, 422, 441. Proceedings in Congress, 86, 137,
154, 182, 231, 247, 278, 295, 309, 438, 453, 470, 485,
489, 533. War declared against Mexico, 342, 374.
General Taylor's victory, 389. Progress of the army,
406, 422, 438, 441, 453, 485, 518, 569,632, 646, 662,
694, 727, 742, 775, 790, 806. The tariff, 485, 518,
522. The Mormons' army, 646, 663. The President's
message, 823.

VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.-Legislative Council, 247.
WEST INDIES.-BARBADOES.-Improvement in agri-
cultural labour, 646.

CUBA.-Dreadful hurricane, 711.

HAYTI. Dispute with the French Consul, 53,
70, 102, 116. Shipwreck and capture of the Hay-
tian Admiral, 166. The late revolution, 247, 325,
534.

JAMAICA.-Adjournment of the House of As-
sembly, 102. Opening, 823. Coolie immigrants,
261, 325, 374. State of the crops, 438. Meet-
ings on the sugar question, 711.

TRINIDAD.-State of the weather and the crops,
438, 790.

Haydon, B. R. Suicide of, 411.

Subscriptions for the
widow and daughter, 419, 436, 490, 501, 540.
Health, Public, in the summer quarter, 714, 729.
Highland passes, Shutting up the, 682.

Hill, Testimonial to Mr Rowland, 394. His appointment
at the Post-office, 777.

Hood, Mr T. Family of, 807.
Hop duty, 714.

Ibrahim Pasha, Arrival of, 361, 374, 390, 394, 406, 422,
439, 453; departure, 457; arrival at Alexandria, 550.
Interment, Novel mode of, 387.
IRELAND. The Times' commissioner; Corporate ad-
dress to the Queen, 9, 23. The new colleges, 9, 25,
56, 552. Mr T. J. Hogg's correspondence with Sir R.
Peel, 9. The Protestant Alliance, 26. Alarming out-
rages, 42, 74, 107, 185, 200, 313, 329, 697, 712, 729,
791. Lord Farnham's declaration, 91. Famine and
distress, 119, 139, 169, 185, 236, 249, 266, 283, 298,
313, 329, 360, 552, 567, 583, 599, 615, 648, 664, 697,
807, 826. The coercion bill, 155. Government mea-
sures for relief, 186, 201, 234, 346, 567, 599, 663, 680,
697, 728, 743, 825. Eviction of tenantry, 200, 217,
234, 249, 265, 283, 567. Food riots, 249, 266, 426,
615, 633, 634, 648, 664. Homicides, 370. What Mr
O'Connell demands, 423. The new Lord-Lieutenant,
440, 454. Repeal Association, 454. Split among the
Repealers, 486, 504, 519, 539, 743, 758, 776, 791,
807, 808. The magistracy, 539. Mr O'Connell on
Irish distress, 583. A Tipperary landlord, 598. Sale
of fire-arms, 760, 776, 791.

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Owen

v. Williams (breach of promise and seduction, more
clerical delinquency); Gambling transactions, 202.
Thornhill. Thornhill (extraordinary will case), 203.
-INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. . Cobham, 217.

Pemberton v. Colls (alleged simony and hocussing,-
more clerical delinquency), 218. Arrears of business,
235. Woolmer v. Toby (allottees), 249. Erlam v.
Davis and Winter (how to get a railroad secretaryship),
251. Walstab v. Spottiswoode (liability of provisional
committee men), 267, 378. Duke of Brunswick v.
Barnard Gregory (libel), 283. Ryves v. the Duke of
Wellington (the Princess Olive of Cumberland), 379.
Miss Burdett Coutts v. Richard Dunn, 395, 426, 490,
506, 524, 730. Fiddler v. Greenwood (clerical misbe-
haviour); Greenwood v. Fiddler, 458. Cooke v. We-
therell, Clerk (crim. con.); Barker v. Rev. D. Robin-
son (libel); Moral Insanity,-Sir H. Apreece's will,
524. Life assurance, 554. G. C. Lewis v. W. B.
Ferrand (libel), 715, 761. Countess de Zichy (con-
struction of a will), 715. Fraser v. Fraser (consistory
court), 745. Verdict against the London and North
Western Railway Company, 746. Proceedings against
a clergyman under the Church Discipline Act, 763.
Wareham v. Prance, Collard, and Nash (Great Western
Railway robberies), 778. Crockford v. Lord Maid-
stone, 779, 808. Important decision with regard to
monastic institutions in Ireland, 779. Indictment of
an East India director, 779, 808. Holdsworth v. Gib-
son and others (extraordinory gambling transactions),
793. Robson v. Reeding (crim. con.), 809. In the
matter of North (religious education), 826.
League, Anti Corn-Law, The, 7, 9, 26, 393. Final
meeting, 424. Dissolution, 440, 600.
LITERARY EXAMINER.-The Earl of Gowrie, 3. The
Fairy King, 4. The picturesque Antiquities of Spain,
19. The new Timon; The Falcon Family, or Young
Ireland, 20. The Almanac of the Month, 21. Sketches
from Life, by the late Laman Blanchard, 35, 100. His-
tory of Civilization, 36. Narratives of remarkable
Criminal Trials; Mrs Caudle's Curtain Lectures; Fo-
rest and Game Law Tales, 37. Lord Campbell's Lives
of the Lord Chancellors, 51, 100, 755. Notes of a
Journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo, 68. Stories
from the Italian Poets, 83. Voyages of Discovery in
the Arctic Regions, 99. The Oregon question exa-
mined; Bohn's Standard Library, 100. The best Lec-
tures on Shakspeare, 101. Expedition to Borneo, 115.
Poems by Thomas Hood, 131. Antonio Perez and
Philip II, 132. Trade and Travel in the Far East,
147. Montholon's History of the Captivity of Napo-
leon; The Horse in Health and Disease, 148. A
fragmentary Chapter from the most pleasant and de-
Jeciable History of Robert the Fox, 149. Life and
Correspondence of David Hume, 163. Grote's History
of Greece, 179. The Miscellaneous Works of Sir J.
Macintosh, 180. Letters on the condition of the Peo-
ple of Ireland, 195. Military Miscellany, 196. Life
of George Canning, 211. Sydney Smith's Sermons;
The Bushranger of Van Diemen's Land; Gray's Ele-
gy illuminated; The Works of G. P. R. James; The
German Delectus; The new Timon, 212. Emilia
Wyndham, 227. Despatches of Lord Nelson, 229,
595. The People, by Michelet, 229. Our Own Times,
230. Sophismes Economiques, par M. Fred. Bastiat,
243. Four Lectures on the advantage of a Classical
Education, 244. Luria and a Soul's Tragedy, 259.
Pedestrian and other Reminiscences at Home and
Abroad, 260. Discoveries in Australia, by Commander
Stokes, 275. Life and Speeches of D. O'Connell,
M.P.; Poems by Camilla Toulmin, 276. Roscoe's
Lives of the Kings of England, 277. Past and Pre-
sent condition of British Poetry, 281. Letters of the
Kings of England; Essays on subjects connected with
the Literature, Popular Superstitions, and History of
England in the Middle Ages, 291. The Domestic Li-
turgy: Scrofula, its nature, its causes, &c.; The Pun-
jaub, by Lieutenant Colonel Steinbach, 292. The In-
dustrial History of Free Nations; Legends of the
Isles, 307. A Book of Highland Minstrelsy, 308.
Letters of Royal and Illustrious Ladies of Great Bri-
tain; Address of the Literary Association of the friends
of Poland, 323. Pictures from Italy, 340. Ballad
Romances; the Memoirs of a Femme de Chambre,
355. The Poetical Works of John Keats; The minor
Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley; Helen Stanley, 356.
The Lives of twelve eminent Judges of the last and
present century, 371. The Blackgown Papers, 372.
The Works of Walter Savage Landor, 387, 549.
Haydon's Lectures on Painting and Design, 403.
Echoes from the Backwoods; Leontine, 404. Danish
Fairy Legends and Tales, 419. Costume in England,
420. The age of Pitt and Fox, 435. A Tour to and
from Venice by the Vaudois and the Tyrol, by Louisa
Stuart Costello, 436. Historical Pictures of the Mid-
dle Ages, in black and white, 437. Divers Works of
early Masters in Christian Decoration, 451. Mesme-
rism in India, 452. The United Irishmen, their Lives
and Times, 467. Second Love and other Tales from
the Note Book of a Traveller; Sale's Brigade in Aff-
ghanistan, and the defence of Jellallabad, 468. Life
at the Water Cure, or a month at Malvern; Mrs
Jameson's Memoirs and Essays Illustrative of Art,
Literature, and Social Morals, 483. A Visit to the
Antipodes; Recollections of Mexico, 484. Life of
Dost Mahommed Khan, by Mohun Lal; The Comic
Blackstone; The Quizztology of the British Drama ;
The Comic History of England, 499. The Wild Irish
Girl, new edition, 500. Original Letters illustrative
of English History, 575. Father Darcy, 516. Pom-
fret on Public Opinion and Private Judgment, 517.
Memoirs of the principal Actors in the Plays of Shaks-
peare, 532. Hochelaga, or England in the New World,
533.
A Pilgrimage to the Temples and Tombs of
Egypt, Nubia, and Palestine, 547. Flowers and their
Associations; Life in the Wilderness, 548. The His-
tory of British India; The Fawn of Sertorius, 564.
Southey's Life of Wesley, and Rise and Progress of
Methodism, 579. A Sketch of the Lives of Lords
Stowell and Eldon, 580. Potts' Discovery of Witches
in the County of Lancaster, 611. Lives of the Queens
of England; Notes and Recollections of a Professional

Life, 612. Camp and Barrack-room, or the British
Army as it is, 628. Short Sketches of the Wild Sports
and Natural History of the Highlands, 629. Dealings
with the Firm of Dombey and Son, 630, 693, 699, 757.
Horace Walpole's Memoirs of the reign of George 11,
643. The Early Life of Dante, 659. Progress by An-
tagonism, 660. The Cottar's Sunday, and other Poems,
676. Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay, 677.
The Emigrant, 691. The History of Egypt, from the
earliest times till the conquest by the Arabs; Fisher's
Drawing-room Scrap Book, 708. Hood's Own, 710.
Correspondence of John, fourth Duke of Bedford, 723.
The Book of Beauty, 725. The Works of Beaumont
and Fletcher, 738. Wit and Humour, by Leigh Hunt,
739. A Poet's Bazaar; The Minstrelsy of the Eng-
lish Borders; Chronicles of the Fleet Prison, 757.
Lucretia, or the Children of Night, 771, 788. Swit-
zerland and the Swiss Churches, 773. Scenery and
Poetry of the English Lakes, 774. Bacon, his Writings
and his Philosophy, 787. Christmas Books, 788.
Cosmos; Sketch of a physical description of the Uni-
verse, 803; Mrs Perkins's Ball. 804. The Art-Union,
805. The Battle of Life, 820. The History of the
Sikhs, 822.

Literature and Men of Letters in England, 468.
Lord Mayor, Election of, 633, 634, 647.

Macready, Mr, his readings at Warrington, 633, at Man-
chester, 745,

Manchester Athenæum, 600, 681.
Medical Schools, Statistics of, 650.

Metropolitan improvements, 155, 185, 374, 473, 505,
665, 682, 714, 729,744, 807.

Military information, 24, 170, 186, 201, 218, 250, 379,
411, 439, 617, 731 (the Brevet), 743, 748, 761, 791,
807, 810, 824, 826.

Miscellaneous information, 186, 201, 218, 234, 250, 266,
283, 299, 316, 361, 364, 379, 394, 411, 426, 442, 457,
474, 539, 553, 569, 586, 599, 617, 634, 665, 699, 714,
729, 744, 761, 777, 792, 807, 826.
Model Lodging-houses, 777.

Mortality in the Metropolis, 26, 42, 57, 139, 155, 170,
234, 299, 347, 379, 426, 505, 522, 540, 569, 584, 665,
682, 777, 792, 807, 827.

MUSICAL EXAMINER.-The Hutchinson Family, 101.
Ancient Concerts, 166, 197, 261, 278, 294, 309, 325,
341. Philharmonic Concerts, 181, 212, 261, 294, 325,
357, 389, 421. Mr Mangold's Concert, 197. Vocal
Concerts at the Hanover Square Rooms, 309, 342.
The Music Book, 645. Mr Dempster's Entertainment,

905.

National Gallery, Threatened destruction of the, 771.
Naval Intelligence, 275, 360, 361, 442, 473, 475, 490,
570, 588, 634, 666, 717, 731 (the Brevet), 748.
Novel Religious Community, 565.

OBITUARY.-Sir E. Dodsworth; Rev. R. Aspland, 7.
Earl of Portarlington; Colonel Garwood, 11, 27.
Lewis Goldsmith; Earl Granville, 23. Mrs Corn-

well Baron Wilson, 42. Mr Isaac Cohen, 42, 92. Ge-
neral Hodgson, 44. Right Hon. J. Hookham Frere,
53. Duke of Modena, 74. Lieutenant General Sir
F. W. Mulcaster, 74. Sir William Wake, 77. Sir J.
R. Carnac; Rear Admiral S. C. Rowley, 86. Mr
Carpue, 93. Dowager Duchess of Anhalt Dessau;
Henry Gally Knight, 103. Viscountess Doneraile,
116. Mr John Loder, 120. Dowager Countess of
Scarborough, 141. Colonel Hon. F. G. Howard;
Rev. Sir S. S. Hutchinson; Lady Bremer, 157. Rear-
Admiral R. T. Hancock; General Sir E. Lloyd, 170.
Lady Elizabeth Fielding, 173. Rear-Admiral Skip-
sey, 186. Otto de Kotzebue, 189. Hon. N. R. Coi-
borne; Sir C. J. Anderson, 198. Mr Liston, 201.
Colonel E. Wildman, 213. Lady C. Talbot, 221.
Lady Elizabeth Macgregor: Vice-Admiral H. Gar-
rett; Signor Dragonetti, 248. M. Francois Jean Se-
vestre, 250. Louis Eustache Ude, 253. Major Ge-
neral Sir J. R. Lumley, 259. The Princess William
of Prussia; Earl of Erroll; Sir J. Sebright, 262.
Countess of Beauchamp, 279. Sir W. Boothby, 283.
Miss Frances Burdett, 285. Admiral Hon. H. Cur-
zon; Lady Shee, 301. Viscount Hood; Admiral Sir
R. Otway; Lord Glenlee; Dr Hobart, Dean of Wind-
sor, 310. The Rev. Lord Rodney; Hon. D'Arcy
Godolphin Osborne, 314. Sir R. Cox, 316. Lady
Sykes, 332. Dowager Countess of Rothes; Dowager
Countess of Dunmore; Viscount Downes; Sir J.
Trevelyan, 343. Duke de Damas; Lord Wodehouse;
Sir Spencer Vassal, 358. Countess of Romney;
Signor Crescentino, 361. Duke de Fitzjames, 389;
Countess de Meulan, 405. Marquise d'Harcourt, 407.
B. R. Haydon, 411. Sir Aubrey de Vere, 439. Lord
Chief Justice Tindal, 442. Earl of Kilkenny; Lord
W. Russell, 470. Thomas Goold, Esq.; Rear-Admi-
ral Mangin, 473. Daniel Wakefield, Esq., 475. Sir
T. G. Knight; Miss Sophia Bartley, 477. Lady Ba-
ring; General Sir G. Murray, 486. Louis Buona-
parte, ex-King of Holland, 502, 522, 567. Dwarka-
nauth Tagore, 508. Sir P. H. Dyke; Bishop of Kil-
dare, 519. R. P. Ward, Esq., 522.
Marshal Vallee,

534. The Prince de Rohan Rochefort; Baron Dedel;
Rear Admiral Trench; Lord Bloomfield; Sir C. We-
therell, 535. Lieutenant General G. Wulff, 542. Earl
of Strathmore; Marquis of Thomond, 550. Bishop
Luscombe, 567. Marquis of Ailsa, 582. Lord Met-
calfe, 583. Mr Justice Williams; Earl of Yarbo-
rough; Duke of Athol; Hon. Albert Duncombe, 598.
Bishop of St Asaph, 599. Admiral Krusentern, 600.
Lady Augusta Bonde. Viscount Templeton, 615.
Lieutenant General R. Owen, 621. Earl of Walde-
grave, 632. Lord Mount Sandford, 633. Thomas
Clarkson, 635. Baroness Muskeery, 638; Sir C. Wol-
seley; Sir H. Rycroft; Baron de Bode, 647. The
Bishop of Cloyne and Ross, 653. Viscount Allen ;
Lady Anne Hamilton; Mr Gillon; Sir G. Murray;
Rev. Dr Penfold, 663. Sir Brook Taylor; Mr Bond,

666. Dowager Countess of Liverpool; Hon. Miss Grim-
ston; Sir E. P. Turner; Rear-Admiral Walpole Browne,
679. Dr John Thomson, 685. Countess of Hunting-
don; Lady Colquhoun of Luss; Sir Henry Feather-
stonehaugh, 695. M. Julien Ouvrard, 699. Dowager
Countess of Winterton; Sir G. Wombwell, 701. Dow-
ager Lady Manners, 710. P. M. Stewart, Esq., 710,

758.

87.

Roman Catholic Penal Enactments, 87, 168, 297,
409. Famine and Distress in Ireland, 88, 90, 118,
167, 168, 232. Religious Persecution in Russia, 103,
154, 167. Crime in Ireland, 103. Westminster Bridge,,
106. Protection of Life (Ireland), 117, 135, 151, 167
168, 183, 213, 215. 232, 248, 265, 279, 281, 345, 376,
378, 391, 392, 408, 409. Burdens on Land, 117.
Anti-Corn-Law League, 117. Rio de la Plata, 117,
198, 552. Privilege; Interference of Peers, 119.
Execution of Bryan Seery, 135, 137. Law of Marriage
(Scotland), 135. Vote of Thanks to the. Army of the
Sutlej, 135, 136, 151, 213, 215, 231. County Works
Presentment (Ireland), 135. Policy of Government
towards Ireland, 136. Mr Ferrand, 137. The Income
Tax, 137. Van Diemen's Land, 151, 522. Charitable
Trusts, 153, 198, 296, 326, 455, 472. Metropolitan
Buildings, 154, 183, 198, 528. Intimidation of Wit-
nesses, 167. The Tariff, 167, 169, 183, 185. Educa-
tion in Wales, 167, 551. Frost, Williams, and Jones,
168. Cuba Sugar, 168. Fever (Ireland), 168, 183,
184, 198. Case of Mr Kinder, 169. Fraudulent Ob-
jections to Votes, 169. Friendly Societies, 169, 264.
Mutiny Bill, 185. Loss of the Great Liverpool, 185.
County Elections, 185, 264. Condition of Ireland,

198.

The

Print Works, 198. Poor Removal, 199, 359,
376, 377, 455, 456, 472, 489, 502. Eviction of Tenantry
(Ireland), 213. New Houses of Parliament, 213, 298,
408. Destitute Poor (Ireland), 214. Alleged Impri-
sonment of Factory Operatives, 215. Mr Smith O'Brien,
217, 280, 281, 297, 328, 345. The Polish Insurrection,
231, 470. Case of Mr J. P. Smith, 231, 312.
Budget, 232, 346. Legal Education (Ireland). 232.
Clothing for Infants in Workhouses, 232. Wigan
Election, 248. Deodand Abolition, 263, 472, 503,
521. Death by accident compensation, 263, 472, 503,
521.
359.

Dismissal of Mr Day, 263. Post office, 263,
Reduction of the Duty on Tea, 265. Ejected
Tenantry (Ireland), 265, 503. Bridport Election, 265,
281, 327, 346, 359. Colonel Stoddart, 265. Timber
Duties, 265. Factories, 281, 311, 328. Danish claims,
281, 377. Polling places (Ireland), 281. Pensions to
Viscount Hardinge and Lord Gough, 281, 296, 312,
328, 359, 454. Labourers on Railways, 281. Custos
Rotulorum of Wexford, 296. Burghs (Scotland), 296.
Western Australia, 296. Fees in Courts of Law and
Equity, 297. Sugar Duties, 297, 392, 408, 409, 422,
454, 455, 471, 472, 487, 489, 503, 504, 505, 519, 520,
521, 535. Explosive substances, 298, 408. Clerks of
the Crown (Ireland), 310. Canada-Commercial
Policy, 312. Packets to America, 312. Lace Facto-
ries, 327. Bingley Poor-house, 328. Real-property
Commission, 328. Quarantine laws, 328. Burdens on
Land, 329. Land commission report (Ireland), 345.
Transportation to Van Diemen's Land, 346. Grand Juries
(Ireland), 348. Baths and Washhouses, 375, 423, 502.
Sites for Places of Worship (Scotland), 377, 470.
Landlord and Tenant (Ireland), 377, 502. Navy
Civil Departments, 392 Rating of Tenements, 392
Sir R. Peel's Explanation, 393. Crime (Ireland), 408'
Juvenile Offenders, 408, 457. Public Records, 409, 552
Suppression of Prostitution, 409. Parliamentary Elec
tors and Freemen, 409. Resignation of Ministers
422. Protection of Justices, 422. Bankruptcy Act.
Amendment, 422. Superintendent of Convicts, 422.
Ministerial Explanations, 422. Business of the House,
438, 455. The ex-Duke of Brunswick, 439. Batter-
sea park Bill, 439. Salaries to the Chief Justices, 454.
Protests, 454. Public Expenditure, 455. Poor-law
Commissioners, 455, 536, 552. Tobacco Duties, 455,
503. Commons Enclosure, 455. Intentions of the

Government, 456. Stockport Improvement, 457, 489.
Education, 457. Miscellaneous Estimates, 457. Pri-
sons (Ireland), 457. Fisheries (Ireland), 457. Lunatic
Asylums (Ireland), 457. Grand Jury cess (Ireland),
457. Mandamus (Ireland), 457. Land clauses Con-
solidation Amendment (Ireland), 457. Adverse Claims
(Ireland), 457. Thames Embankment, 457. Captain
Warner's Invention, 457. Dioceses of St Asaph and
Bangor, 470, 471, 502. The Slave Trade, 470, 487.
Flogging in the Army, 471, 489, 502, 503, 504, 520.
522, 536. Art-Unions, 472, 489, 502. The Welling-
ton Statue, 473, 489, 539. Mail packets between
England and Boston, 473. Case of Parker and the
Governor of Milbank prison, 473, 521, 522. Navy
Estimates, 473. New Zealand loan, 487. The Repeal
justice, 487, 489. Consolidated Fund, 489, 502, 538,
551. Joint Stock Banks (Ireland and Scotland), 489,
502. Spirit licences and duties, 489. Court of com
mon pleas, 489, 502. The Militia, 489. Marriages
(Ireland), 502. Small debts, 502, 521, 538, 551. New
Zealand and Australia waste land, 502, 538. Chester
returning officer, 502. Citation (Scotland), 502. Army
enlistment, 503. The late Carnival at Malta, 503.
Dwellings for the poor, 503, 521. Contagious disease,
and prevention, 503, 521. Army (Ireland), 503; 504,
521, 536. Colonial-office-Mr Rogers, 503. Consta-
bulary (Ireland), 504, 538. Drainage, 503. Independ-
ence of Cracow, 520, 537. Customs Duties, 521, 551.
Naval Courts-martial, 521. Medical Practitioners, 521.
Free labour in the West Indies, 521. Smoke prohibi-
tion, 521. Rateable property (Ireland), 522. Wreck
and Salvage, 522, 551. British possessions, 552, 536,
551. Opening the National Gallery and British Mu-
seum on Sundays, 522. Maynooth College, 535.
Lord G. Bentinck's charges against Lord Lyndhurst
and Lord Ripon, 535, 537. 538, 550. Carrying trade
to the Spanish Colonies, 537. The Naval retirement,
537. Manning of the fleet, 538. Rewards to the
army, 538, 539. Glasgow College, 538. Poor em-
ployment (Ireland), 538, 557. Patent commissions,
538. Pawnbrokers, 538. Private Bills, 538. Leases
(Ireland), 538. Court of Exchequer, 538. Distress
in Ireland, 551, 552. Post-office, 551. Relations with
Brazil, 551. United States and Mexico, 551. Hay-
dock Lodge Lunatic Asylum, 552. Prorogation,-
Queen's speech, 551, 552. Divisions, List of, 137,
313, 359, 410.

Peel, Sir R. and Free Trade (the Elbing letter), 568.
Planet, Le Verrier's, 649, 710, 778.
POETEY.-Writ of summons, 3. Why won't the Lords

repeal the Corn Laws? 19. Comfort and Currie, 35.
How to resist progress, 83. Leges Noctonianæ, 627.
POLICE, SESSIONS, ASSIZES.-Swindling, 10. Railway
frauds, 10, 26. The Parkhurst prison, 26. Trials for
murder, manslaughter, &c., 27, 154 (Lieut. Pym), 156,
(Wicks), 172, 217, 283, (Graham) 284, 298, 299,
314, 394, 395, 443, 458, (Lieut. Hawkey) 507, 522,
525, 540, (Guildhall coffee-house) 553, 554, 588,618,
667, 681, 699, 715, 780, 792. Sending threatening let-
ters, 27. Arson, 27, 475. Confession of the late John
Tawell, 27, 43, 251, 683. The privilege of ignorance
-Atrocious conduct of a little muffin boy-Rating of
Prince Albert's farm at Windsor, 27. Clerical delin-
quency, 58, 90, 411. Captain Johnstone of the ship
Tory, 90, 92. Incest and murder at Greenwich, 92,
109, 139, 314. Capture of gamblers, 106. Justice
defeated Composition of petty juries-Six weeks af-
ter marriage, 108. Forgeries, 108, 137, 267, 298, 315,
361, 411, 571, 587, 601, 602, 618, 746, 780. Poison-
ing, 140, 187, 809. Cozening, 156. A respectable
witness-You can't be too cautious, 187. Systematic
child destroying, 203. Moral effect of the gallows-A
Buccaneer ashore, 219. Assaulting police constables,
233. Females in coal-mines-Mary Stuart in prison-
Furious riding through the streets, 235. Judicial blun-
der, 236. Bigamy, 251, 267, 442. A cockney ruffian
-A pleasant prospect for the sheriff's officers, 251.
Game laws, 259, 573, 715, 730, 761. Embezzlement,
298. Throwing a woman out of window, 300, 315.
A Gent. The self-accused felon, 331, 347, 394, 411.
Joseph Ady in trouble, 331, 347. Counterfeit coin,
347, 525, 699. Charge of stealing against a warehouse-
man, 362. Extraordinary investigation, 379. The
hydropathic system, 380, 411. The wholesale matrimo-
nial speculation, 395, 411. Extraordinary claim to a
husband, 443, 460. Drunkenness, 473. Alleged heinous
outrage by a police inspector, 475, 490. A murderous
approver, 506. A hard case under the game laws-The An-
dover Union case, 540. Tender mercies of magistrates-
More mercy-Martial brutality-Clerical liberality, 554.
Charge of felony against a surgeon, 554, 569, 571,
618. Advantages of drunkenness-Disturbance at a
Polish funeral, 571. Heartless seduction, 572. Singular
case-Middlesex justice, 587. Selling poisonous ber-
ries, 587, 636. Brutal assault by a police constable-
Charge against a clergyman-A just magistrate-Mili-
tary privilege, 601. Criminal assault, 617.
the Camden Town station-Robbery at the Baths in
Holborn Heartless Hoax-Again the Eastern Coun-
ties railway, 618. An infamous husband-Horrible
cruelty, 619. Pretended heirs, 634, 636. Change for
a sovereign-False charge, 635. Post-office robbery,
636. The electric telegraph, 636, 667. The last night
of Vauxhall, 636. Brutal assaults, 636, 760.
Un-
founded charge-Unlawful distress-Connubial joys-
Impudent street robbery, 636. Soi-disant guest of the
Lord Mayor-The twenty-pound swindler-Distress-
ing attempt at suicide-A victim to impulse-Drunk-
enness and cab driving, 651. Church rates, 665. The
magistrates of the Loughborough petty sessions, 666. An
inspector on horseback, 666, 683, 699, 700, 746. Tread-
inill labour by females, 683. Singular discovery of sto-
len property, 683, 700. Professional morality-Con-
viction of an innocent man, 683. Female burglar-Ex-
traordinary interesting case, 716. The toll collector
of Waterloo bridge, 730. Extraordinary delusion, 731.
Extraordinary robbery, 731, 746. Furious driving, 744,

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