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Baptistery Gates at Florence, 337. Barentin, Mémoire Autographe de M. de. Par M. Maurice Champion. Paris. 1844, 242.
Barr (Lieut.). Journal of a march from Delhi to Peshâwur, 70. Bashkirs, 206.
Bathing Ceremony at Amritsir, 101. Befreiungskriege, Lebensbilder aus
dem (Sketches from the War of Liberation). Jena. 1841-1844, 265. Belgiojoso (Princess), 290.
Beneke's Theory and Practice of Edu- cation, 130.
Benet. De l'Origine et des Mœurs des Sicks, 70.
Bengal Hurkaru for 1833-4, 70. Berlin, Correspondence from, 250. Bettina Brentano, 304; passion for Goethe, 305; letters to her brother, 308; meeting with Madame de Staël, 317.
Blom (Gustav Peter), Das Konigreich Norwegen, statistisch beschrieben. (Statistical Account of the Kingdom of Norway.) Leipsig. 1843, 250. Blucher, reminiscences of, 33. Bokhara, its Amirs and its people.
Translated from the Russian of Kha- nikoff by the Baron Clement de Bode, 517.
Bokhara, Khan of. Fluctuations in policy, 225.
Bombay Times for 1833-4, 70. Borromeo (Cardinal Carlo), 47.
Catholic Priests, expulsion of from Ta- hiti, 177.
Cestosa, Monastery of, 336. Cobenzl (Louis Graf), 275. Cossacks, various tribes of, 205. Chaucer's Canturbury Erzählungen. Übersetzt von Eduard Fielder. Dessau. 1844, 247. China, 432; Chinese repository, 434; Lectures on the War with China, 432; An Aide-de-Camp's recollections of service in China, 432; Narrative of the voyages of the Nemesis, 432; Re- port of the Morrison Education So- ciety, 432; State of our relations with China, 433; Ascent of the Yang- tse-kiang, 434; Antiquity of the Chinese empire, 435; mistaken esti- mate of population, 436; British intercourse with Chinese, 438; Opium agitation, 441; moral and intellectual state of the Chinese, 445; French at Chusan, 447; Commodore Cecile, 449. Classical studies, defence of, 139; Eng- lish notions of, 143. Confessions of Faith, Freiligrath's, 361. Conscription in Russia, 209. Conversion of Tahiti, 169. Cunynghame (Captain); description of the ascent of the Yang-tse-kiang, 434.
Dante, public lectures on, in 1373 and 1472, 331; portrait of, in the Duomo of Florence, 333.
Defoe and Ripamonti. Historical Coin- cidence, 57.
Despotism in India, effects of, 379. Diplomatic movements of the French in the Pacific, 185.
Domestic Life in the Slave States, 104. Duelling in Arkansas, 119.
Eastwick (Capt. William), Speech on the case of the Amirs of Sinde. Lon- don. 1844, 479. Education, Theory of, (Erziehung und Unterrichtslehre). By Dr. Beneke,
Ellenborough's (Lord) Indian policy, 479; mediocrity of talent, 480; self- estimation, 482; professions on ap- pointment, arrival at Calcutta, 484; offensive conduct to Hindús, 485; Simla proclamation, 487; retreat from Affghanistan, 489; intended abandonment of prisoners, 491; vacil- lating conduct-treatment of Mr. Amos, 502; Gates of Somnauth, 509; character, 511.
Emperor Nicholas and his Empire in 1844, 194.
English in India, 373.
English Travellers in Germany, 149. Erziehungs und Unterrichts-Lehre. Von Dr. Friedrich Edward Beneke. Berlin. 1840, 130.
Examen historique et géographique des
différentes directions suivant les- quelles on pourrait percer l'Isthme de Paname. Par Michel Chevalier. Paris. 1844, 389.
Excursion through the Slave States, from Washington on the Potomac, to the Frontiers of Mexico; with Sketches of popular Manners and Geological Notices. By G. W. Fea- therstonhaugh, 104.
Facts and Fictions, illustrative of Ori- ental character. By Mrs. Postans, 248.
Featherstonhaugh (G. W.) (See Ex- cursions through the Slave States). 104.
Field sports in South Africa, 421. Florence, letter from, 521. Fluctuations in the Khan of Bokhara's policy, 225.
Hamlet, Freiligrath's, 367. Hammersley (Lieutenant), 505. Hannibal's Passage of the Alps; Nie- buhr's Lectures, 468.
Harris (Major Sir W. Cornwallis), Portraits of the Game and Wild Animals of Southern Africa, 421. History of the Defection of the United Netherlands from the Spanish Em- pire. Translated from the German by Lieutenant Eastwick. 1844, 519.
Histoire Romaine, Michelet's. Bruxelles. 1840, 450.
Hodgson (Mr.), case of, 507.
Hopes of Italy (della Speranze d'Italia). By Cesare Balbo, 526.
Hormayr (Baron von), 268. Howitt (William), Rural and Domestic Life of Germany; German Experi- ences, 148.
India, affairs of, 70-104; 222-238; 369-389; 479-514.
India, Russian Invasion of, 75. Ireland from 1645 to 1649, 1. Isthmus, American, Survey of, 381. Italian Art, Early History of, Hans Gaye, 325.
Johnston (Charles), Travels in Abys- sinia, 239.
Journal des Débats for 1844, 70. Journal of a March from Delhi to Peshâwur, and thence to Cabul, in- cluding Travels in the Punjâb. By Lieut. W. Barr, 70.
Khan of Bokhara's policy, 225. Königreich Norwegen, statistisch be- schrieben (Statistical Account of the Kingdom of Norway). Von Gustav Peter Blom, 250.
Lahore Government, 73.
Lebensbilder aus dem Befreiungskriege (Sketches from the War of Libera- tion). Baron von Hormayr, 265. Lectures of Niebuhr on Roman History, 453; deficiencies, 455.
Lerminier's Review of Princess Belgio- joso's work, 290.
Letters of Dr. Wolff, 221.
Libels of the American Press, 106. Liberation War in Germany, 26. Lion's Ride, by Ferdinand Freiligrath,
Lombardy under the Spanish Yoke, 45; Ravaged by German Troops, 51. Lützen, battle of, 38.
Mantua (Marquis of), Letters to Titian.
Medicean Princes, 348.
Memoire Autographe de M. de Barentin.
Memoirs of Henry Steffens, 26.
Menzel's History of the Germans, 266. Michael Angelo, documents concerning,
Milan, Plague of 1630, 42. Military Colonies of Russia, 211. Moerenhout, attempted murder of, 179. Monatti, atrocities of, 61. Monitorial system, 145.
Mugge (Theodor), Skizzen aus dem Norden (Sketches from the North). 1844, 250.
Music in Germany, present state and prospects of, 401. Münster (Count), 271.
Mythology, Introduction to a scientific system of. 1844, 247.
Nachrichten über China, Buchara, &c. 221.
Nemesis, Voyages and Services of. By
Commodore Hall, 432.
Neue Zeitschrift für Musik. Alge- meine Musikalische Zeitung. 1844. 400.
Niccolini's Arnaldo di Brescia, 523. Niebuhr's Lectures on Roman History, from the first Punic War to the death of Constantine, 1844, 450; de- ficiencies of Niebuhr, 455; remarks on Sylla, 456; false notions of Provi- dence, 457; high attainments as a scholar, 458; historical scepticism,
Notices of China, by the Rev. W. C. Milne, 432.
Notes of a Recent Traveller on the Armies and Military Power of Russia, 194.
Norden, Skizzen aus dem, von Theodor
Mugge. 1844, 250.
Norwegen Konigreich, Statistisch be- schrieben (The Kingdom of Norway statistically described). By G. P
Nunziatura in Irlanda di Monsignor Rinuccini, Arcivescovo di Fermo, anni 1645 a 1649, per cura di G. Aiazzi, 1.
Official, Indian, Rambles and Recollec-
tions of. By Lieut.-Col. Sleeman. 1844, 369.
Opinions of the Cabinet on Lord Ellen- borough, 481.
Outram (Colonel), 505.
Palmer (Colonel), 505.
Pacific, French aggressions in the, 165, Panama (Isthmus of), Survey of the,
Perugino, Letter to Marchioness of Mantua, 341.
Peste di Milano del 1630, (Volgariz- zati per la prima volta dal originale Latino dal Canonico Guiseppe della Scala). 1842, 42.
Picpus Society, 175.
Plague of Milan in 1630, 42; Population of the city before the plague, 49; Passage of Troops, 51; Famine, 52; Riots, 53; Ill-judged measures; pro- gress of the contagion, 58; public licentiousness and atrocities of the Monatti, 61; Anointers, 63; tortures to induce confession, 65; seasonable miracle, 69.
Political Condition of Germany, 163. Pomare (Queen), deposition of. 189. Portraits of the Game and Wild Ani-
mals of Southern Africa, delineated from life in their native haunts, from the Cape Colony to the Tropic of Capricorn. By Sir W. C. Harris. London. 1844, 421; scenery of South- ern Africa, 421; plants and flowers, 422; adventures on the Meritsane river, 425; among the lions, 427. Postans (Mrs.), Facts and fictions il- lustrative of Oriental character, 248. Pritchard (Mr.), Conduct, imprison-
ment, and expulsion of, 188-193. Private Wars in India, 383. Punjab, De l'Origine et des Mœurs des Sicks. Par M. Benet.-Le Jour- nal des Débats.-Journal of a march from Delhi to Peshawur and thence to Cabul, including travels in the Punjab. By Lieut. W. Barr.-Delhi Gazette for 1833-4.-Agra Ukhbar for 1833-4.-Bombay Times for 1833- 4.-Bengal Hurkaru for 1833-4.- Calcutta Star for 1833-4, 70.
Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official, 369; government of India; native governments, 371; English in India, 373; Hindús; Princes of Cen- tral India; private wars, 383; Eng- lish claims to the respect of the na- tives, 388.
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