Asmodeus at Large, No. I. 38—No. II. 112--
No. III. 312—No. IV. 423
Atheist's Tragedy, the, 175
Athenian Lover to his Mistress, 292
Authors, their fate below, 112
Bachelor, young, Life of, 275
Balloon, its capabilities, 95
Banker-Premier, the, 296
Barricade of Liberty, 99

Animals, on cruelty to, 393

Anne of Cleves, by Lord Leveson Gower, 206 Caroline, Queen, conduct of, 377
Ant, the vagrant, 61

Antilles, condition of the slave of, 411
Anti-Reformer, The, a Tale, 26

Arab tribes, affray with, 561

Arcadian child, lines to, while sleeping, 293
Aristocracy, thoughts on the, 466
Aristotle, phantasms of, 447

Armada, Spanish, account of, 49
Arrest, law of, 279

Bayly, T. H. Esq., Spirit of Song by, 413
Beggars, high price of, 98

Belisarius, or Injured Innocence,Tragedy of,176
Belle, Life of one, 568

Berni, Francesco, poetry of, 251
Bertini, Romolo, lines by, 62
Birds, remarks respecting, 464
Birth Song, 225

Blanchard, Mr., his " Lyric Offerings," 442
Boats, paper, amusement of, 143
Boke of the Governor, 533
Bonnets, large, nuisance of, 104
Books, education by, 188
Bores, how to avoid, 345
Boroughs, disfranchisement of, 403
Borrowing, advantage of, 190

Boulogne, apostrophe to, 46-vindication of,491
Bourbon, Duke of, his will, 201

Braham, improvement in his acting, 44
Brain, development of, 451

Brereton, Col., suicide of, 200

Bristol stones, 204

Bristow, Lieut.-Col., Spanish work translated
by him, 149

VOLUM E.

Brougham, Lord, irony of, 12-remarks on,116
Buckle, the jockey, his death, 295
Burchiello, an Italian poet, 61

JUNE-VOL. XXXIV.

Burdett, Capt., poisoned, 590
Burking, remarks on, 104
Butler, Dr., woes of, 286
Butterflies, thoughts respecting, 460
Byron, on his poems, 75
Cambridgeshire, ugliness of, 298
Canada, narrative of a Settler in, 335
Candour and Credit, 586

Canning, Stapleton's political Life of, 33-
character of, 367-his foreign policy, 495
Capital, utility of, 149

Capo D'Istrias, Count, particulars of his assas-
sination, 369

Castlereagh, Lord, death of, 34-his foreign
policy, 495

Catholic question, settlement of, 19
Cell, interior of one, 424
Cellini, Benvenuto, Life of, 60
Change, spirit of, 47

Child in Prayer, lines to, 575
Chili, earthquake in, 469

Cholera, observations on, 207-a few plain
and practical remarks on, 277-its arrival in
London, 284, 314, 396-falsely accused, 431
-in Paris, 489

or no Cholera, 296
Cisalpine Republic, 160
Clandestine Marriage, the, 572
Clarendon, statements of, 387
Clergy, benefit of, 100

Coburg Theatre, Spanish plays at, 591
Coffin-Maker, the, 257

Coimbatoor, classical scene in the mountains
of, 395

Colonial relief, measure of, 101

Colonies, on the establishment of, 576
Comfort, Mrs.and the Duke of Wellington, 589
Constitution, word for, 79

Contrast, 226

Contrast, the, by the author of "Yes and No,"
reviewed, 414

Conversations with an Ambitious Student in
Ill Health, No. VII. 71; No. VIII. 232
Co-operation and the Owenites, 207
Correspondents, 102, 207, 304, 400, 592
Court of Egypt, 555

of Plagiarism, 495

of Review, labours of, 297
Credit, how to live with, 184

Crime, connexion of ignorance with, 302
Criticism, retrospective, 441
true spirit of, 353

Croaker, a, 201

Cuckoo, reflections respecting, 458
Cyprus, costume of the ladies of, 290
D'Aguilar, Col., his translation of a Tragedy
of Schiller, 521
Dante, genius of, 539

2 P

Foreign, in London, 591

Dramas, recent-the Hunchback-the Mer- Hunchback, the, 513
chant of London, 513

Governess, qualifications of, 298
Gower, Lord F. L., his drama of Anne of Life, human, miseries of, 254
Cleves, 206

Literary Gazette, information against, 488
Literature, vernacular, on, 529
Liverpool, Lord, conduct of, 34
Loans, system of, 191
London, appearance of the cholera in, 284
Londonderry, Lord, oratory of, 15

Lords, House of, its temper, 8

Louis XVI., affairs of France during his reign, Our Present State, 497

545

Night Thoughts of Young, 75
Notoriety, necessity of, 200

Morality, English notions of, 22

More, Dr. Henry, works of, 544
Morning, lines to, 443
Mourning, philosophy of, 481
Mulgrave, Lord, his novel, "The Contrast,"
reviewed, 414

Novelty, apostrophe to, 117

Nugent, Lord, his Memorials of Hampden, 121
Old Maids, remarks on, 588
Opera, the, a novel, noticed, 294
Operas, badness of the, 490
Orestes, his longing for repose, 407
Our Anecdotage, 541

Murray, Mr., on pulmonary consumption, 98
Murtola, Gaspar, sonnet by, 250
Music,copyright in,295-the noblest of arts,419
Musical instrument, new, 98
Napoleon, his despotic spirit, 84
Narrative of a Settler in Canada, 335
Necker, character and administration of, 545
Ne Sutor, 202

Prayer, price of, in England, 393
Present Prospects, by an M.P., 299
Press, gentlemen of the, 483
Primrose, lines to the, 89
Princes, awkwardness of, 201
Printing, on the art of, 484,
Producers and Consumers, 185

New Monthly Magazine, letter to the Editors Property, on maintaining it inviolate, 147
of, 33

Quack Doctor, visit to, 38

Newton, Sir Isaac, epitaph on, 543
New Year, the, 1

Owen, Mr., opinions of, 2
Palmerston, Lord, reply of, 405
Paris, the cholera in, 489
Parliament newspapers, 587
Paul Pry, comedy of, 134
Peasantry, altered habits of the, 214'
Pecchio, Giuseppe, his Life of Foscolo, 153
Peel, Sir Robert, his oratorical reputation, 12
Peers, on the creation of, 306, 405, 499
Penny Papers, 397

People, education of, essential to public hap
piness, 66

Perceval, Mr., fast proposed by, 283
Philosopher, the, 438

Phrenology. By David Uwins, M.D., 445
Physic, dissuasions from taking, 255
Plagiarism, defence of, 301

Poetical compositions in the open air, 205
Poetry-to the Primrose, by the Author of
"Corn-Law Rhymes," 89-Birth Song, 225
-Dirge of Death, ib.-Spring, by the Au-
thor of "Corn-Law Rhymes," 289-The
First-Born, 292-The Athenian Lover to
his Mistress, ib.-To an Arcadian Child
Sleeping, 293-The Splendid Village, by
the Author of "Corn-Law Rhymes," 321-
Since I knew thee, 342-Passages trans-
lated from the "Iphigenia" of Goethe, 407
-Spirit of Song, by T. H. Bayly, 413-
Translations from Horace, by Archdeacon
Wrangham, 403-To Day, 442-Morning,
443-Evening, ib.-Poetry, Italian humor-
ous, 58, 249-To May, by Leigh Hunt, 456
-To a Flower brought from the Field of
Grutli, 468-To a Greek Girl with a Lyre,
554-On the Creation of Man, 556-Life of
a Belle, 568-To a Child in Prayer, 575-
To June, by Leigh Hunt, 580
Poison, dealers in, 590
Political Conveniences, or the Results of the
Reform Bill, a Dialogue, 241
Population, rural, state of, 209
Pork, admiration of, 59
Portugal, affairs of, 379

Quarterly Review, remarks in reply to the
article therein, entitled "The Progress of
Misgovernment,"105-wilful mis-statements

of, 385

Quebec, situation of, 335

Sydney, letter from, 481

Question, great one, a few plain words on, 305 Tale of Love and Mystery, 433
Rail-road newspaper, 585
Talleyrand, M. de, notice of, 80
Recess, the, 401
Tatler, noticed, 103

Retrospective Criticism, 441

Reviews, Edinburgh and Quarterly, 355
Revolution, the threatened, 585
River, its beauty by night, 313
Rome, apostrophe to, 255
Rural population, state of, 249
Russelton, Mr., lines by, 494
St. Simonian Envoys in England, letter from,
to the supreme Father Enfantin at Paris, 282
St. Vallery, suicide of, 557
Salvetti Pier, lines by, 62
Sausages, famous, 58
Scheneider, story of, 190
Schiller, tragedy by, 521

Reform Bill, remarks on, 4, 8-its results, 241, Taxation, on the reduction of, 220
402, 499
Taxes upon knowledge, 304
Temper of the House of Lords, 8
Theatres, minor, prosecutions against, 135
on keeping places at, 202
Theatricals, free trade in, 392
Tierney, Mr., 372
Time, flight of, 136
Times, signs of the, 588
Tithes in Ireland, question of, 285
To-Day, 442

Schlegel, M. de, his forthcoming work, 382
School for Scandal Scandalized, 178

Sentiments, enlightened, 436

Shelley at Oxford, 90, 136, 343
Sieve, the, 65

Since I knew thee, 342

Sir Ralph Esher, by Leigh Hunt, rev., 288
Slavery, remarks on, 408

Smuggler, the, by Banim, 587

Society, human, condition of, 467-altered Venice, oligarchy of, 156

state of, 498

Solitude, love of, 358

Vernacular literature, on, 529
Voice, mysterious, 38
Wanderer Departed, 328
Returned, 321

Songs found in a Grecian urn, 290

South Bank, near the Regent's Park, 164
Spain, entry of the French troops into, 377
Spanish Account of the Armada, 49
Spectator newspaper, influence of its opinions, 4
Spinsters, what will they do? or, what shall
we do with them? 273

Spirit of Song, by T. H. Bayly, 430

true criticism, 353

Splendid Village, by the Author of "Corn-
Law Rhymes," 321

Spring, by the Author of "Corn-Law Rhymes,"
289

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Tour of a German Prince, noticed, 300
Tragedy on, and comedy off the stage, 206
Trevisa, John de, his translation of Polychro-
nicon, 530

Trollope, Mrs., her book on America, 428
Tucuman, tale of, 45
Tuileries, the palace of, 115
University honours, 489

intelligence, 98

Useful Knowledge, Society for the Diffusion
of, 145

Utilitarians, the, 417

Uwins, Dr., on phrenology, 445

Van Rennselaer, M., seminaries founded by, 68

Waste lands, cultivation of, 222
Wellington, Duke of, oratory of, 10—his op.
position to reform, 106, 107-character of,
119-and Mrs. Comfort, 589