THE EXAMINER,

A Sunday Paper,

ON POLITICS, LITERATURE, AND THE FINE ARTS.

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1841.

Chambers's bankruptcy, 322.

Chancery, proposed reforms in, 3, 52, 68.

Chantrey, Sir F., death of, 764, 775.
Chartists, the, 23, 40, 59, 169, 184, 247, 297, 315, 328,
344, 665, 696, 748.

Church, the, extraordinary scene at Leeds, 232.

Rates, 10, 74, 75, 90, 234, 250, 266, 362, 506,

507, 570, 603, 667, 683, 713, 743, 756, 777, 808.

Churchyards in London, 284.

Civic elections, 824.

Commerce and trade, 12, 28, 44, 60, 76, 93, 109, 124,

141, 156, 173, 188, 205, 221, 237, 253, 269, 284, 301,

317, 332, 349, 365, 381, 397, 413, 430, 445, 461, 477,

493, 509, 526, 541, 557, 574, 589, 606, 622, 638, 654,

669, 686, 701, 718, 733, 749, 765, 781, 797, 812, 829.

CONTINENTAL POLITICS-BELGIUM-468, 707.

EAST, The, 83, 164, 386, 404, 435, 485, 564, 675,

772.

FRANCE-2, 10, 19, 34, 51, 66, 83, 98, 116, 131,

148, 164, 180, 196, 210, 227, 243, 275, 291, 386, 404,

419, 435, 452, 467, 501, 518, 532, 546, 579, 595, 612,

627, 644, 691, 724, 739, 754, 772, 787, 802, 819.

GERMANY-34, 370, 452, 468.

HOLLAND-707.

Eastern correspondence, gleanings from, 22, 103, 120,

219.

Election intelligence, 9, 23, 24, 40, 56, 67, 74, 75, 89,
92, 104, 107, 120, 187, 139, 184, 248, 264, 281, 297,
314, 328, 331, 343, 359, 376, 379, 391, 407, 411, 412,
422, 427, 438, 443, 455, 460, 470, 475, 586, 588, 602,
634, 636, 651, 665, 775.

Eton, Provost of, the, 154.

Euphrates Expedition, 539.

Exchequer bills, fraudulent issues of, 697, 699, 713, 716,

730, 745, 762, 778, 825.

Experiment, extraordinary, 138.

Fasting man, the, 608, 684, 764, 777, 794.

FINE ARTS. Mr Burford's Panorama, 70. The British

Institution, 86. The Paris Exhibition, 181. The

Society of Water Colours, 277. The Royal Academy,
$293, 310. Elements of Perspective Drawing, 567.
The Etching Club, 581. The Highland Drover, 630.
New Houses of Parliament, 644. Exhibition of the
Models for the Tomb of Napoleon, 759. Commis
Bioners for promoting the Fine Arts, 762. The
Frescos of De La Roche, 775.
Finsbury's Paragon, 227.

Food, prices of, at Home and Abroad, 574, 589, 622,
637, 653, 733, 781, 829.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.—

ALGIERS.-Military movements, 215, 267, 314, 328,

346, 700.

BELGIUM.-Proceedings of the Chambers, 7, 726.
New Ministry, 246. Conspiracy, 711, 716. Mining
report, 823-see Continental Politics.
BRAZIL.-Change of Ministry, 376.

State of,

BUENOS AYRES.-Peace with France, 38, 55.
CANADA. The Bishop of Toronto's Job, 52, The
Durham Policy, 55, 57. The Elections, 231, 246.
296. House of Assembly; Address, 454.
568. Accident to Lord Sydenham, 635.
652, 664.
CENTRAL AMERICA.-Arrest of five British subjects,

790.

Death of,

ments by the Bank of the United States, 152. The
boundary question, 246, 599. The new Congress,
246. Death of President Harrison, 280. Proceed-
ings in Congress, 487, 491. The Bank bill vetoed,
599, 633, 635. Capture of Grogan, 667, 679, 694.
699, 775. The Hunters' Association, 683. The new
Cabinet, 694. Visit of the Prince de Joinville and
Lord Morpeth, 806, 809.

WEST INDIES JAMAICA-Legislative proceedings,
120, 775. Scarcity of money and commercial dis.
tress, 216, 247.

Forgeries extraordinary, 697, 699, 713, 714-see Ex-
chequer bills.

Francia, Dr, death of, 316.

Frost, the Chartist, in Van Diemen's Land, 23, 24, 40

-see Chartists.

Goodwin Sands, light on the, 587.

Hand-loom weavers, 154.

Hanover, Queen of, death of the, 442. Funeral, 458.
Hero, a, in humble life, 473.
Harvests, prospects of the, 509, 525, 541, 557, 638.
Hill, Thomas, Esq., death of, 6.
Hewett, Captain, the late, 39.

Holland House, 489.
"Hoax "-destruction of the Falls of Niagara, 171, 201.

CHINA.-Commencement of negotiations, 22, 92.
Truce, 169, 231, 235, 291, 296. Meeting of Capt. Hook, Theodore, death of, 548.
Elliott and Keshen, 297. Recommencement of hos-Horse Guards' impartiality, 281.
tilities, 359, 422, 504, 535, 539, 567, 572, 583, 600.
Attack on Canton, 649. Arrival of Sir H. Pottinger,
710. 716, 730, 794.

EGYPT.-Correspondence of Admiral Stopford with
Mehemet Ali, 7, 21, 39. Submission of the Pacha,
55, 85. The Eastern Question, 88, 92, 120, 152,
231, 247, 343, 504, 535, 600. Arrival of an Envoy
Extraordinary from Turkey, 169, 475. Disturbances
in Syria, 716-see Continental Politics-Turkey.

Influenza, the, 91.

"Intruders in the Palace," 8.
Inquest, extraordinary scene at, 140,
IRELAND-Aggregate meeting of Irish Reformers, 8, 58.
Example for the Irish clergy; National Repeal Asso-
ciation, 23, 824. Registration, 23, 39. Mr O'Con-
nell's repeal visit at Belfast, 58. Tranquil state of;
Lord Lorton and the widow Murphy, 153. Arrival
of the new Lord Lieutenant, 602, O'Connell Lord
Mayor of Dublin, 665, 696, 712. New appointments.
729. Lord De Grey's first levee, 743 Lord De
Grey and the Dublin Society, 807. Prosecution for
sedition, 810.
Island, a new one, 571,

FRANCE.-Proceedings of the Chambers, 7, 21, 103,
107, 119, 123, 136, 139, 152, 246, 250, 251, 280, 296,
314, 343, 375, 391. 395, 406. Fortification of Paris, |
7, 38, 66, 75, 83, 136, 183, 215, 220, 231, 231. 267, |
421. New Year's addresses to the King, 21. Peace
with Buenos Ayres, 38, 55. Imputed correspon-
dence of Louis Philippe, 73, 91, 280. Christening of
the Count of Paris. 291. Trial of Darmes, 314, 343. | Justice, cost of, 41.
Execution, 358, 365. Naval force, 395 The Five
Powers, 454. Riots at Toulouse, 454, 460, 470, 487,
504,520. Commemoration of the Three Days," 491.
Population of Paris, 504. The Census, riots in con-
sequence, 535. Inauguration of the Column of the
Grand Army at Boulogne, 538. Diplomatic appoint-
ments, 599. Attempted assassination of the Duc
d'Aumale, 600, 616, 649. 664, 680, 711, 745. Trial
of Quenisset, 790, 805 809, 823, 826. Reduction of
the Army, 805-see Algiers-Continental Politics.

GERMANY.-Military preparations, 21, 55—see Con-
tinental Politics.

GREECE-Bavarian torturings, 39. King Otho's vi-
sitors, 88. The King's birth-day, 152. State of the
ministry, 438, 470, 504, 553, 568, 600, 649, 680.

HANOVER Opcuing of the General Assembly, 376,
421. Dissolution, 475. Protest of the Deputies,
504, 790. Death of the Queen, 442. Funeral, 458.

HOLLAND-State of the Finances, 343. Sitting of
the Chambers, 535, 649, 680-see Continental Po-
litics.

INDIA-Death of the King of Lahore, 21. Sur
render of Dost Mahommed, 22. Victory in Scinde,
92. Proceedings in the Punjaub, 296, 422, 649.
ITALY Riots at Rome, 504.

MEXICO-Revolutionary movements, 760, 775.
NEW BRUNSWICK-Meeting of the Legislative As-
sembly, 152

PERSIA-Arrival of Sir J. M'Neill at Tabriz, 695,

743.

PORTUGAL The Douro question, 11. 73, 88.
Opening and proceedings of the Cortes, 38, 55, 103,
454, 504, 680, 743. Financial state of the country,
246. The ministry, 407.

PRUSSIA Population of Berlin, 506-see Continen-
tal Politics.

RUSSIA-War in Circassia, 343.

SPAIN-Military force, 21. Settlement of the
Douro question, 88. The regency, 103, 231, 246,
280, 296, 314. Elections, 107, 119, 123, 136. Mi-
nisterial changes, 183. 343. Opening of the Cortes,
200. Proceedings, 215, 263, 296, 328, 358, 375, 391,
406, 421, 438, 460, 470, 475, 487, 521, 553. Close
of the session, 567. Espartero proclaimed sole Re
gent, 314. Speech to Congress, 328. Protest of
General
Queen Christina, 504. Answer to, 520.

O'Donnell's insurrection, 649. 652, 664, 667, 679,
684, 694. Consequences, 711, 716, 743, 746. Tour
of the Regent, 726, 743, 760. Return to Madrid,
775, 777-see Continental Politics.

SWITZERLAND Opening of the Diet, 200. Pro-
ceedings. 3.8. Triumph of Liberal principles, 775-
see Continental Politics.

SYRIA See Continental Politics-Egypt-Turkey.
TEXAS Meeting of the Congress, 806.

TURKEY-Submission of Mehemet Ali, 55. 83. The
Eastern question, 88, 136, 152, 216, 247, 376, 391,
407, 438, 487, 504, 553. Return of the fleet, 234.
Insurrection in Candia, 264, 314. 343, 359, 422 487,
504 In Bulgaria, 314, 328, 363, 376. 395, 407. The
Five Powers, 454. Departure of Lord Ponsonby,
69.5 Dispute with Greece, 764-see Continental
Politics-Egypt.

UNITED STATES-The President's message, 38, 200,
280, 407. The new administration, 55, 122. The
Money market, 88. Arrest and case of Mr M Leod,
83, 92, 119, 123, 152, 154, 168, 183. 215, 219, 231,
246, 264, 358 376 391, 421, 454."
4. 487, 491, 521, 523,
539, 633, 635, 652, 664, 679. Trial of, 695, 699, 711.
Population returns, 122. Suspension of specie pay-

Laconics from leading articles, 56.
Laffarge, Madam, trial of, 331, 524.
LAW-Trial of the Abbe de Lamennaís; the late James |
Wood's will, 11, 233, 249, 523, 540, 555, 587. The
"great cheese" cause, 41. Tavern profits, 58. The
Attorney-General v. the Ironmongers' Company; the
Queen v. the Duke of Wellington (the privileges of
the University of Oxford); the Queen v. the "Stock-
port Advertiser" (libel); Hart v. A. A. Watts (libel),
59. Neeld v. the Duke of Beaufort, 75. The Attor-
ney-General v. Hetherington (blasphemy), 76, 92.
Nicholls v. Blomfield (perjury), 76. "The regular
Drama," 89. Good v. Rochat (breach of promise),
92. Brummell v. Jackson (crim. con.), 107.

Shaw

v Prescott (crim. con.); T. and J. Keasley (Court
of Bankruptcy), 108. Greensted v. North (breach
of promise); Brummell v. Brummell (divorce), 123.
James Wood's will; hereditary butchership, 138.
Richard Law (Court of Bankruptcy), 140. Charge
of habitual drunkenness against a clergyman, 153.
Heaviside v. Heaviside (divorce), 156.
Winter v.
Butt (breach of promise); Crotty v. Bath (jury
The Queen v. the
law), 172.
Staffordshire Exa-
miner," 188. The Dean of York and Dr Phillimore.
203, 300. An over-anxious jury, 203. Butler v.
Cronin (a modern apprentice), 236. Thomas Ham-
let (Court of Bankruptcy), 236, 354, 428. Glegg v.
Wade (crim. con.); Henry Isaac Houghton; the
Waterford Arms (Insolvent Debtors' Court), 252.
Rights of the "Minors"; W. J. Hammond (Insolvent
Debtors' Court), 261. John Attride (Insolvent
Debtors' Court); Goring v. Trelawney (crim. con.),
268. Chadwick v. Margetts (the landlords), 316.
Sir W. Boyd (Insolvent Debtors' Court), 348. Sen-
tence on a clergyman (Arches' Court); David Loder
(Court of Bankruptcy); Novel point (Insolvent
Debtors' Court); Singular application (Rolls' Court,
Dublin), 364. Howard v. Crowthers (seduction),
379. Business of the Queen's Bench, 410. The
Queen v. Moxon (Shelley's works); Curious case—
Miller v. Lloyd, Holland, and Seager; Cigar divan
(Court of Excise), 412. Ball v. Beasley and Richards
(Tory-Radicalism); Belton v. Wakley (hire of a
committee-room); Michael William Balfe (Bank-
ruptcy Court), 444. The new Lord Chancellor of
Ireland; Messrs Whitmore's bankruptcy; Roddis v.
Faircloth (seduction), 460. Nicholls v. Lowth;
Wakefield (Bankruptcy Court); Edward Aaron
Haselden (Insolvent Debtors' Court). 476. Huuton
v. Snaith (breach of promise), 492. Edward Dowers
Reynolds (Insolvent Debtors' Court), 507. Gye and
Hughes (Court of Bankruptcy), 524. Bogle v. the
"Times;" Campion v. Drew (breach of promise),
540. Charles Daly (Bankruptcy Court), Wood v.
Gambier (dinners), 572. Thomas Stowell (Insolvent
Debtors' Court), 636. Mitford v. Molyneux (crim.
con.); Rev. W. J. St Aubyn, 652. 811. Lady Hyde
Parker (Insolvent Debtors' Court). 652 The Queen
v. Lord Waldegrave, 716. Alexander v. Burchfield.
731. Richard Weeks (commission of lunacy), 758.
Last day of term, 762, 764. Sewell v. Farmer (erim.
con.); T. S. Cave (Court of Bankruptcy), 779, 810.
Trial for conspiracy (election for bridgemaster), 794.
Catherwood v. Caslon (crim. con.); Darbon v.
Rosser (breach of promise); Hayward v. Barlow
(crim. con.), 795. Gibson Craig and others v. Fenn
and others; Borrodaile v. Hunter (policy of in-
surance); Burdett v. Johnson; Rapson v. Cubitt;
Parry v. Trueman (assault); Jackson v. Brom-
head (crim. con.); Hitchcock's bankruptcy, 810,

Pisani v. the "Times" (libel); Crawshay v. Thomp-
son; In re Hoffstacott; J. E. Carew (Insolvent
Debtors' Court), 826.
Law of England, 105.

Legacy to Louis Philippe, 282.
LITERARY EXAMINER-Fra Rupert, by Walter Savage
Landor, 4. The Cashmere Shawl, 5. Imagination,
19. The Shoemaker, 20. The Post Office London
Street Directory; The Story without an End, 21.
Night and Morning, 35. Peter Priggins, the College
Scout; The Second Funeral of Napoleon, and the
Chronicle of the Drum; The Derby Arboretum, 87.
The Domestic Management of the Sick-room; The
Ingoldsby Legends, 53. Nuces Philosophica, 54.
Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, 69, 132, 198,
276, 339, 420. The Corsair's Bridal, 69. Pros
pectus of a Series of Encyclopædias and Dictionaries,
70. Ethelstan, or the Battle of Brunanburh, 83.
The Parlour Table-book; Two Years before the
Mast; Notes of an Overland Journey through France
and Egypt to Bombay; The Year Book of Facts in
Science and Art; The New Tale of a Tub, 85.
Vivia Perpetua, 99. The Life of Beethoven, 100.
Greville, or a Season in Paris, 101. A Personal
Narrative of a Journey to the Source of the River
Oxus, 116. A Lecture delivered on opening the
Chapel of the Philosophical Institution in Beaumont
square, 117. Adventures of Susan Hopley, 132. Sir
H. Cavendish's Debates of the House of Commons,
133, 533. Belgium, by J. E. Tennent, Esq., M.P.,
148. Six Months with the Chinese Expedition, 164,
220. Cecil, or the Adventures of a Coxcomb, 165.
The History of India, by the Hon. Mountstuart
Elphinstone, 180. My Life; London, 181. The
Opinions of Lord Holland as recorded in the Jour-
nals of the House of Lords, 197. The Dramatic
Works of Sir E. L. Bulwer; Compton Audley, or
Hands not Hearts, 198. The French Stage and the
French People, 211, 229. The Book without a Name;
The Spas of England, and Principal Sea-bathing
Places, 213, 453. Some Account of My Cousin
Nicholas. 228. The Works of Montaigne, 229. Des
Cartes, 230. The Negroland of the Arabs, 243. A
Second Series of the Manners and Customs of the
Ancient Egyptians, 245. The Election, 259. The
Education of the Lower Classes, 260. Thoughts on

the Abuses of the Present System of Competition in
Architecture, 261. Comic Tales and Sketches, 275.
George Cruikshank's Omnibus, 276, 356 567, 774.
Fragments from German Prose Writers; Pilgrimage
to the Spas; The Morea; Woman: her Character
and Influence, 292, Sketches of China, 308. The
Epicure's Almanac, 309. The Zincali, or an Account
of the Gypsies of Spain, 322. The Poetical
Works of James Montgomery, 323. A Summer in
Western France, 324. Diary of a Tour in Greece,
Turkey, Egypt, and the Holy Land, 338. The
Love Match; Selection of German Poetry, 339. A
Winter in the Azores, 354. The Monumental
Effigies of Great Brit 355. Life and Literary
Remains of L. E. L. 371.
to a Younger Sister, 372.
Idler in France, 388.

Letters from Italy
The Bishop, 387. The
Music and Manners in France
and Germany, 404. The History of a Flirt, 405.
The Tory Baronet; or, Tories, Whigs, and Radi-
cals, 419. Letters from Abroad to Kindred at
Home, 436, 469. Hand-Book for India and Egypt,
437, 454. The Poet, 453. The Visitor's Guide
to the Watering Places, 454. The Discovery
of America by the Northmen, 468. Tour in Aus-
trian Lombardy, the Northern Tyrol, and Bavaria,
485. An Author's Mind; The Book of Title- Pages;
Evils and Remedies of the Present System of Popu-
lar Elections; Mathilde; Memoirs d'une Jeune
Femme, 486. The Amenities of Literature, 501.
The Rise, Progress, and Prospects of the Republic
of Texas, 502. Birthday Ode in honour of the
Princess Royal; Knight's Store of Knowledge for
all Readers, 503. Biblical Researches in Palestine,
Mount Sinai, and Arabia Petræa, 518, 647. The
Moor and the Loch, 519. Sturmer; a Tale of Mes
merism, 532. The Remorse of Orestes, 534. An
Essay on the Government of Dependencies, 547.
The Playfellow, 565. Bentley's Antient and Modern
History of Worcestershire; London; The Letters
of Diogenes to Sir R. Peel, 566. The Deerslayer,
579. The History of Guernsey, 580. Illustrations
of Phrenology, 581. Memoirs of Sir B. Rudyerd,
595. Lost and Won, 596. Ancient Spanish Ballads.
Translated by J. G. Lockhart, Esq.. 612. The Pic-
torial History of England, 613. Oliver Twist, 614. The
Canadas in 1841. Pippa Passes, 628. The Patri-
cian's Daughter, 644. Letters and Notes on the
Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North
American Indians, 645, 661. The Genuine Remains
of Ossian, literally translated; Philosophic Nuts,
646. The Student Life of Germany, 660. A Die-
tionary of the Art of Printing; The Little Bracken
Burners, 661. Hints for Australian Emigrants; The
English Maiden-her moral and domestic duties;
The Parliamentary Pocket Companion for 1841;
The New Monthly Magazine; The Edinburgh Re-
view, 662. The Bride of Messina, 676. Account
of Koonawur in the Himalaya, 677. The English
Helicon of the Nineteenth Century; The Poetical
Works of James Montgomery; The Adventures of
Mr Obadiah Oldbuck; An Account of the Settle-
ments of the New Zealand Company, 678. A Run
through the United States. By Lieut.-Col. Max-
well, 692, 774. Pictures of Christian Life, 693.
Cecil; a Peer, 707. Illustrations of Scripture, 708.
The Maid of Orleans, 709. The Keepsake for 1842;
The Seaman's Manual, 725. The Book of Beauty
for 1842; Sir Henry Cavendish's Debates of the
House of Parliament, 726. A Residence on the
Shores of the Baltic, 740. Ferrers; a romance of
the reign of George II, 741. The Gift, 742. Jour

nals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North-
west and Western Australia, 756. Finden's Gallery
of Beauty; Schloss' English Bijou Almanac for
1842, 758. Barnaby Rudge, 772. The Comic
Annual, 774. The Glory and Shame of England,
787. Reasons for a New Edition of Shakspeare's
Works, 788. Letters of David Hume, 803. Book
of the Poets; The Matchmaker, 804; Hints on the
Art of Teaching, 805. The History of the Knights
Templars, and the Temple Church, 820.
Essays
written in the intervals of business, 821. Fugitive
verses, by Joanna Baillie; The Works of William
Jay; The Means of Promoting and Preserving
Health; La Reveu Independante; Walter Savage
Landor, 822ND WE LAUR
London University, 137, mandibuk
Longevity in Russia Explained, 234.

Manchester, Anti-Corn Law Conference at, 535, 540,
5541 desords vaheut bast 424)
Mark lane, a scene in, 521.7
Matrimonial advertisement, 58.
Mechanic's Institution, London, 153.

Mesmerism, 473, 490, 505, 523, 570, 601, 825.
Ministerial changes, 409. ***

Ministry, the new Tory, 568, 572, 584.
Montem, the, 362, whical (89% frames

Monumental Records of Great Men, 299.
Monuments, public, list of, 793,

Mortality on the African coast, 91. ****
Municipal Election, 651, 712, 716, 729.
MUSICAL EXAMINER.-Sacred Harmonic Society, 120,
682. Philharmonic Society, 150, 181, 213, 262, 293,
325, 356, 389. Concerts of Ancient Music, 166,
199, 262, 276, 293, 310, 325, 340. M. Vieuxtemps,
262,390. Weber's Oberon, 262. Concert at Munich,
458. New Melophonic Society, 601. Rubini, 650.
Mr Hullah's Singing Classes, 665.

Napoleon, Funeral of, 106.

National Monuments and Works of Art, report of com.
mittee of, 410, trx ka

Niger Expedition, the, 8, 746.
Nota-Benes, 9, 24, 40, 56, 74, 89.

NOTABILIA. Lord Chatham on timely concession; A
scene in a Paris garret, 91. The London seasons;
Lord Chatham and his children; Lord Chatham's
resource against faction, 107. Public libraries in
Europe; A compliment to a Lawyer; The library
of the British Museum; Napoleon's system; Failure
of a friend in need; Anecdotes of the French revo-
lution; Cecil, or the Adventures of a Coxcomb, 187.
The Royal Academy exhibition; Truth geogra-
phically considered; Beaumarchais reads his comedy
to the minister of the Tuilleries; A Quaker on
colours; A new autograph of Shakspeare, 220. The
Derby silk milt 120 years ago, 235. The new New.
castle, 236. Thurtell at a Gypsy fight, 364.

O'Connells, longevity of the, 169.
Official Assignee, failure of a. 217, 249.
Oxford and Cambridge eight-oared match, 249.
Commemoration, 393.

Parks, Royal and private, 682.

Snow Harris, 119, 139. ** Law of elections, 119. |

County coroners, 119, 167, 295. Lease and release,
119, 168. Boundary question, 119. Burning act
(Ireland) amendment, 133, 152. Seminary of St
Sulpice, 150, 166, 182. Masked balls, 150. Post-
office revenue, 151. Navy estimates, 151, 152, 630,
648. Sheriff's Court (Scotland); Maynooth Col-
lege, 151. Nottingham gas, 152. Amendment of
the criminal law, 152, 167. Army estimates, 152,
166. Rev. Mr Candlish; Mr Carr, 166. Severn
navigation, 167, 182. Mr Reeves, 167. Corn
Laws, 167, 277, 279, 294, 295, 310, 311, 325, 340,
341, 357, 358, 373, 550, 614, 648. Evidence ;
Museums and schools of art; Middlesex Sessions,
167. Trade with the British colonies, 167, 230.
Bankruptcy, insolvency, and lunacy, 168. Mutiny;
Marine mutiny, 168, 182. Newfoundland, 182, 200,
214. Sound dues, 182, 391. Enrolment of bur-
gesses, 182. Criminal justice in boroughs, 182, 295,
296, 390, 406. Harbours on the south-eastern
coast; Captain La Roche; Case of William Baines,
183. Sudbury election committee, 183, 186, 201.
Consolidated fund, 183, 199. Transportation of
convicts: Property tax, 200. Lord Waldegrave, 200,
214. The Regent's Park, 200, 262, 277. Land and
emigration fund-New South Wales, 200. The
census, 200, 214, 616, 648. Sunday trading on
canals, 214, 262, 277, 390. Boroughs improvement,
214, 294, 550, 569. Houghing of cattle (Ireland);
Dublin wide streets; Double costs; Indemnity;
Joint stock companies, 215. Criminal jurisprudence
(Ireland), 230, 262. Portuguese claimants; Minister
of education; National monuments, 230. Mr Vizard,
262, 295. Arms (Ireland), 262, 280, 340. New
South Wales, 262, 357. Ionian Islands, 262. Small
debts; Convicts; Court of Chancery (Ireland), 263.
Port for West India mails, 277. Metropolis improve-
ments, 277, 375, 390, 552. Buildings regulations,
277, 390, 550, 569. Southwark improvement; The
budget, 279. King's County election, 279, 281.
Removal of the courts of law. 281. China, 294, 295.
Sugar duties, 295, 311, 312, 313, 325, 341, 373, 374.
Promissory notes, 310. Law of marriages, 311, 390.
Liability of peers; Vaccination; Mr Gladstone, 313.
Royal marines; Anatomy act, 327. Ecclesiastical com-
mission, 341, 375, 390. Spanish claimants, 341, 374.
Victoria park; Political offenders, 341. Confidence in
the ministry, 341, 342, 343, 357. Copyhold and cus-
tomary tenure, 341, 358. School rate, 342. Distress

of the working classes, 342, 358, 390, 614. 616.
Stamp duties, 343. Register of voters (Hertford-
shire), 357, 374, 375, 390. Banks of issue, 357,
375. 391. Western Australia; Nottingham election,
357. Commercial reform. 373. Factor and princi-
pal; Mr O'Connell's tenants; Bribery at St Alban's;
New penal settlement at Labrador, 374. Dog carts,
374, 375, 390. Ways and means, 374, 631. Colonel
Sibthorp and Mr Fox Maule; Church extension;
Municipal corporations; School sites; Cambridge
election, 375. Bribery at elections, 375, 390, 630,
648.

Controverted elections, 375, 390. Bills of
exchange, 390, 391, 406. Charitable trusts; Mad-
houses (Scotland); Highway rates, 390. Militia
pay; Appropriation bill, 390, 406. Extraordinary
war engine (Mr Warner), 390, 406, 632. Loan
societies, 390, 391, 406. Whaddon chase, 391.
Prorogation; Queen's speech 406, 630, 648. Choice
of Speaker, 534. Resignation of ministers, 569.
Delays in law; Lord Scarborough's indemnity bill;
Breach of privilege (the "Times"); Compulsory
attendance at church, 582. Foreign bishops' conse-
cration, 582, 648. Intentions of the ministry; Pri-
vateering; Public affairs, 598. Slave trade and
slavery. 614, 630, 648. Catholics in India, 614.
Sir E. Sugden-new writ for Ripon, 614, 615. Mis-
cellaneous estimates; Committees on private bills;
the Serpentine river, 615. Lunatics, 615, 616, 630,
648. Russian corn; Manning the navy; Population
payment; Vice-Chancellor's pension; Ordnance esti-
mates, 616. Frogmore lodge, 616, 630, 648. Royal
gardens, 630, 648. Prison discipline, 630, 636.
Mansfield magistrates; East Suffolk Agricultural
Association (the Queen); Mr Scarlett's compensa-
tion, 631. Fine arts: British Auxiliary Legion;
Distress at Bolton, 632, Exchequer bills funding,
633, 636. 647. 648. Expiring laws, 636, 648. Naval
promotions; Financial measures, 647. Marlborough
estates; Carnarvon election; Tamworth petition;
Deficiency in the revenue, 648.-List of divisions,
329, 410.

PARLIAMENT.-Opening of the session; The Queen's
speech; The address, 70, 71, 73, 534, 549; Amend-
ment, 550, 555. The Earl of Cardigan, 71, 86, 118.
166, 262, 295, 312. Copyright enfranchisement, 71,
86. 101, 166. Church of Scotland, 71, 150, 294.
Canada. 71, 86, 133, 166, 295. Drainage, 71, 101,
102, 214, 262. 277, 294, 550. The Chartists, 71.
Registration of electors, 71, 88. 119, 390. Poor Law
Commissioners, 71, 73, 102, 119, 151, 166, 183. 199,
200, 214, 230, 295, 341, 390, 582, 615, 631, 632, 633,
636, 648. Registration of voters (Ireland), 71, 87,
88, 134, 150, 262, 277, 342. Administration of jus-
tice-reform of the Court of Chancery, 71, 86. 103,
118, 133, 263, 341, 375, 390, 391, 550, 582, 616, 648.
Railways, 71, 87, 88, 103, 119, 134, 136, 152, 167,
182, 183, 215, 262, 263, 279, 295, 313, 374, 390, 391.
County courts, 71, 102, 168, 550. Abolition of capi-
tal punishment, 71, 102, 152, 294, 374, 390. Copy-
right, 71, 73, 88. Repeal of the Union; Midnight
Legislatures; Committees on private bills, 73. Con-
stabulary force, 73 119. 151. Church rates, 73, 86,
151, 167, 311, 341, 374, 375. Copyright of designs,
73, 102, 151, 200. Health of Towns, 73. Exporting
labourers to the West India colonies, 73, 103. Fac-
tories, 73, 200, 263. Thanks of the House to Sir R.
Stopford, &c., 86, 310. Equalization of duties upón Parliamentary returns, 297. 394.
East and West India produce, 86. 87, 103.
The Peel, Sir R., Tory attacks on, 153, And the press, 169.
Eastern question, 86, 88, 119, 167. The late Mr And the Manchester deputation, 378. Tamworth
Rickman, 87. Idolatry in India, 87, 101. South banquet, 487. Appointed premier, 568, 572, 584.
Australia, 88, 167, 182, 183, 215, 277. Arrest of Mr POETRY.-Saintly scruples, 435. The one thing want-
MLeod, 88, 101, 102, 231, 553. Supply, 88, 263, ing, 488. The fine old English gentleman, 500. The
374, 582, 599. The medical profession, 88, 119, 136,
Wesleyans to Lord Brownlow, 504.
The quack
182, 200. Pension to Lord Keane, 101, 102, 103. doctor's proclamation, 517. Subjects for painters,
118, 119, 136, 152, 166. Persia, 102, 118, 133. 532. To Lord Melbourne, 565. The contrasts, 579.
Tithes, 102, 103, 119, 374. Ecclesiastical courts, The new Cavanagh diet, 644. The descent of
102, 119. Jews' declaration, 103, 167, 214, 357, 373,
Orpheus, 663. A theatrical curiosity, 709. Song
374. Claims on Portugal; Emigration, 103. Ord- of the railroads, 772 The new Tory alphabet, 819.
nance survey, 103, 373. Turnpikes, 103. Court of POLICE, ASSIZES, SESSIONS. The Recorder's memory;
Exchequer (Ireland), 103, 118. Life insurance, 103. "The wall," 11. Infamous extortion of money, 11,
Duelling 118, 166. Poor Laws (Ireland) 118, 150,
27, 42. Sentence on Captain Plunkett, 26. Cases
166, 167, 182, 199, 214, 215, 277, 294. Privy of rape, 27, 43, 779, 811. Offences by the police;
council, 118. Commercial treaty with France, 118,
199, 200. Customs duties, 118. County bridges,
"Lord Colville;" Charges against the master of the
118, 151, 390. East India' rum, 118, 119, 136, 152,
Hoo union workhouse; Attempt at assassination, 27.
168 182. 199, 214. Danish claims, 118, 152, 374,
The murder, at Ashton, 28, 59, 60 Gentlemanly
visitors; Refinement; The mob and the military, 42.
375, 406. Public executions, 118. Machinery, 119,
217. The Niger expedition, 119.
The lady thief, 43. Justices' justice, 50, 348, 364.
Registration of Independent and West Middlesex Assurance Office:
Infanticide, 59 Loss Hofe the Dryad, 76, 156
"Emporium," for housebreakers, 92. Charges of
murder or manslaughter, 93, 108, 140, 172. 188, 204,
296, 252, 284, 444, 476, 4911 492, 509, 540, 556, 572,
573, 620, 621, (Blakesley) 637, 668, 684, 700, 717,

voters (Scotland), 119, 182. 200. Monument to Sir
Sidney Smith, 119, 391.Canterbury election peti
tion, 119, 201, 215, 216. St Alban's election peti.
tion, 119, 201, 215, 216, 342, 374. Walsall
petition, 119, 214, 216. Lightning conductors; Mi

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732, 778, 779. Perjury, 108, 252. Money found;
Ladies repelling burglars, 108. Decidedly a gentle-
man; Pleasures of prosecutors; Short measure; Leav-
ing a card; Ulster Protestant rioters; Discovery of
stolen Bank notes, 124. Robberies, 124, 396, 509,
524, 668, 796, 827. Poisonings, 140, 507, 508, 524.
Mysterious; "Sport," 140. The Earl of Cardigan's
duel; Accuser absent; Two dentists; Friendly rob-
bery; Extraordinary case of bigamy, 156. Mr
Gundry again, 172, 348, 717. The Hon. E..S.
Plunkett again; Circumstantial evidence, 172.
Cruelty to a chimney-sweep; Extraordinary charge
to a jury; Sentence of death on a Protestant clergy-
man; Useful fruit, 188. The "curious" boy at the
Palace, 188, 202, 442, 524, 808. Qualifications for
entering St James's Park, 202. Lord George Loftus,
203. Circumstantial evidence; Dead or missing, 204.
Trial of Josiah Mister, 204, 221. Juvenile offenders,
217. Amount of business in the metropolitan police
courts, 218. Robbery at Windsor Castle, 218, 220, 236.
Benefit of a judge's mistake; Practical joke, 220.
Forms of law v. justice, 227. Forgeries, 235, 380,
492. Gentlemanly sport; Another aristocratic of
fender; Affecting narrative, 236. Prevarication;
Comforts of a wife; New mode of assault, 252. The
girl in disguise, 268, 588. Church rates, 268, 284.
Thomas Fenford (Excise Court); Only in fun;
Horrible assault; Outrage in a nunnery (Rev. T.
Gregg), 300. Riotous conduct of a magistrate;
Fashionable amusements, 317. The baronet and the
coffee-shop keeper, Finding felony; Violation
cod at shop ke puicide; Witchcraft in the nineteenth
century; Curious affair at Brompton, 332. Loan
societies; Trees in St James's Park; Number of
persons taken into custody in the metropolitan dis-
trict in 1840; Committals in Ireland; Aiding an
escape, 348. Mansion-house justice; Ferocious bite,
364. An affectionate family, 365. The census,
379, 412, 426, 476. Fracas between two military
knights, 379. Absent aldermen, 395. A French
"Dotheboys" Hall; Singular detection; Sunday tolls,
396. Reckless conduct, 413. Lamentable scene;
Intimidation; Extraordinary affair; Dublin police, 428.
Assaults upon the police, 428, 444, 524, 811, Caution
to families letting lodgings, 444. Criminal offenders,
458. Serious charge; Stealing three halfpence;
The Blackfriars pier; The Marquis of Waterford,
461. Assault on a bailiff's officer; Masters and work-
men, 476. Brutality and bigamy, 476, 556. Theft in
prison, 491. A prosecutor in the dock; Receiving
stolen goods; Benevolence; Infant thieves, 492.
A desirable wife; Robbing the blind Religious
discipline in prisons; Lord Byron's Greek pro-
tegé; Curious charge of robbery; Military law;
Flute-playing extraordinary, 508. Liberation of
convicts; A countryman in London, 524. High
life below stairs; Abolition of Blogging; Charge
of arson, 540. Master and apprentice; Post-
office robbery; Bartlemy fair; Consequences of
complimenting Prince Albert, 556. Polygamy, 557.
Case of scalding, 572. Receiving stolen goods; Buying
a pig in a poke; Bail; Child deserted; Police of
Rochester; Unlawful oaths; Disgraceful proceed-
ings at Brentford; Corporal punishments at police
offices, 573. Insufficiency of bail; thimble rigging;
Short measure, 588. A halfpenny theft, 589. A
case for sympathy; A contest, 605. The case of
Bankes, 620, 634. Arson; The Coal trade: Robbing
workmen; Extraordinary scene (Mr Grove), 620.
Assaults upon school girls; Informers' witnesses;
Emigrants, 636. Property recognized; Misconduct
of the police, 652, 684. Gavin Scott, 652. Trial
of Captain Batta, 653. A " money-taker"! An
unlucky appeal; Finding not keeping; Romantic
affair; The game laws; Libel, 668. Caution
to waiters; Dust "prigging;" Apprenticeship;
Infamous fraud, 684. Book-stealing at the British
Museum, 699, 778. Extraordinary charge of robbery;
Manly sports, 700. Exchequer bill forgeries, 716,
747, 778, 796. A mason unionist, 717. Singular
case, 731, 782.
Fraternal affection; Pumping;
Destitution, 732. Masters and apprentices; Extra-
ordinary case of arson; The modern rape of the lock,
747. Thirsty Joe; Curious case of identity, 764.
Conviction of Bernard Cavanagh, the "fasting man,"
764, 777, 794. Non-payment of tolls by Sir E.
Knatchbull, 765. Post-office robbery; The hus-
band hunter; Railway conviction, 779. The Central
Criminal Court, 793. Attempted suicides; A wit-
ness to Character; Tradesmen's responsibility;
Desertion of children; Juvenile depravity, 796.
Extraordinary case of arson; The Irish court, 797.
Stealing bonds; Concealment of a will; Stealing
plate; Cruelty to animals; Attack by a lunatic;
Indecent assault on a policeman, 811. Abduction
of a child, 811, 827. Pauper stone-breaking; Taking
not stealing, 827.

POLITICAL EXAMINER - The fortifications of Paris; The
new blunders in the East; The prospects of the new
year, 1
Again Mr. O'Connell and Carlow, 2, 34.
Mr W. Tooke's exit, 2. 3. The “Globe" and our-
selves, 2, 19. The East India Company's petition,
17. The news of the week; The China war and
the Tories; Lord Cardigan's last, 18. Prospect of
peace; Mehemet Ali and the Ponsonby Porte, 26.
The government-the tariff-the people, 38. The
contests at Walsall and Canterbury; The "Globe"
and the "Examiner," 34. Free trade, 49. Agitation
case. 50. Justices' Justice, 50, 348, 364, whipping

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721 786, The accounts from the East, 51. Debate
the Eastern question, 65. Lord J. Russell's
reply to the calumnies on the late Lord Holland. 66.
The Irish registration bill; East India grievances;
The reduction of the duty on rum, 81. Continuance
of the Poor Law Commissioners, 82. Lord Morpeth's
bill; Tory attacks on Sir Robert Peel, 97. Stone