Casaregi, 613.

Firenzuola, ib.

Montemagno, 614.

Tarsia, ib.

Stanzas,

Death, 622.

Poets, Early French, see French, Royal.

Political Economy, Mr. Ricardo's services

to, 308-Dialogues on, 341-Dialogue I.

on the Elementary Principle, 347-

II. 427 III. on the Principle of

Value, 547-IV. on the use and abuse

of two celebrated distinctions in the

Theory of Value, 550-V. on the imme-

diate Uses of the New Theory of Value,

557-VI. on the Objections to the new

Law of Value, 561.

Farewell, farewell,' 615.

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Pompeii, 122.

Pozzo di Borgo, 102.
Prophetic dew drops, 117.

Prose by a Poet, review of, 202.
Public Events: Spain, Entry of Ferdinand
into Madrid, Pozzo di Borgo's speech
to him, a Council of Ministers instituted
by Ferdinand, 102-and dismissed by
him, new ministry, retirement of Mo-
rillo and Ballasteros, 103-military oc-
cupation of Spain by French troops for
three years, conduct towards Riego;
France, triumphal entry of the Duc
D'Angoulême, 104-General Guillemi-
not; discontents at Jamaica, 105-
Greece, Surrender of the Castle of Co-
rinth; South America, Annuity granted
to Bolivar, quarrel between the Mexican
Government and Spanish merchants, 106
-Arrival of Mina in England, of Ar-
guelles, &c. at Dublin, 107-Ireland,
108-America, Opening of Congress,
Proscription of the African Slave Trade,
215-Policy towards the revolted Colo-
nies of Spain, 216-Subscriptions for
the Greeks, 217-Ferdinand's decree
for abolishing the Constitution of South
America, 218-Brazils: Congress dis-
solved by the Emperor, 219-Spain:
Arrest of females, 321-financial plans,
322 Project for Irish Body Guards,
Greece: Defeat of the Turks, Greek
Loan, Death of Sir T. Maitland; Por-
tugal: Meditated descent on South
America, 323-Bolivar's entry into
Lima; Hostilities between England and
Algiers, Domestic, King's Speech, 324

-Parliamentary business, 326-Bud-
get, 327-Spain: Unsettled state of the
country, 433-Brazils: New Constitu-
tion; France; South America, defeat of
a Peruvian force by the Royalists; Do-
mestic, 434-Debate on Delays in
Chancery, Public Buildings, 435-Re-
duction of Taxes, 436-Representation
of the City of Edinburgh, Bear-baiting,
&c., Flogging in the army, Irish Tithes,
437-Proposed Recognition of South
American States, 438-West India Co-
lonies, Sir R. Wilson, 439-France:
King's Speech, 568--Spain, 569--Success
of the Greeks, 570-House of Commons,
Alien Bill, 570-Education in Ireland,
Irish Roman Catholic Burials, 571-
Slave Trade Piracy Bill, 572-Fees at
Westminster Abbey, State of Ireland,
573-British Troops slain by the Ashan-
tees, 676-Spain: the amnesty-Insur-
rection in Portugal, 677-Departure of
Iturbide for Mexico, 678-Death of
Lord Byron, 679-Domestic; French
force at the Brazils; Employment of
the Poor in Ireland, 679-Budget, Irish
Church Establishment, 680-Salt Duty,
Judges' Salaries, 681-State of Ireland,
Leather Tax, 682-Charges against the
Duke of Manchester, House of Lords,
683.

Pyramids, Mexican, 522.

Quarterly Review on Tithes, 162.

Rahere, jester to Henry I., 399.

Ramsey, AM. account of, 657, note.

Recollections of Italy, 21.

Review: Memoirs of Rossini, 189-Hajji

Baba, 193 Prose by a Poet, 202-

Smyth's Memoir of Sicily and its Islands,

245 Sabbath among the Mountains, 290

-Batavian Anthology, 300-Byron's

Deformed Transformed, 315-Captain

Parry's Second Voyage, 474-Rose's

Translation of the Orlando Furioso, 623.

Reviewers, 118.

Rewards and Punishments, in education,
511.

Ricardo, Mr., his services to Political
Economy, 308-his system of ditto, 341
-how far he is obscure, 344-distribu-
tion of his work, 346-his theory of
value, 547, 550-uses of his discovery
in Political Economy, 560.
Richard III. after the manner of the An-
cients, 603-Euripides, ib.-Sophocles,
607-Eschylus, 609.

Richter, John Paul, Analects from, 117—
Dream upon the universe, 242.
Rock, Capt. Memoirs of, review of, 583-
account of Rock, 593.

Rose, Mr., his Translation of Orlando Fu-

rioso, 623-its merits, 626.

Rosicrucians and Free-masons, origin of, 5
-rise and earliest records of, 140-dif-