ACRE, Beyrout, &c., visited, 85
Addison and Dean Swift, 113
Elian's Patchwork, some Account of,
289
Ale, a panegyric on, by C. L., 8
Anacreontic, for the New Year, by Thomas
Hood, Esq.
Animal Kingdom, ancient accounts of
Natural History, 291 to 293
Anna Boleyn, by Mrs. A. T. Thomson, re-
viewed, 303-Miss Strickland's Life of,
389
Appetite and Gluttony, 294
Arragon, Katharine of, Queen of Henry
VIII., Life of, 395-Her character,
Arithmetic, Humours of, 366
Arts, notices of the fine, 159
Asparagus, 229
Avaricious Man, the Confessions of an,
by the late Henry D. Inglis, Esq.,
417, 554
Author's Omnibus, Short Rides in an, by
H.:-Experience and Foresight-Pur-
suing better than Catching-Sympathy
-Grinning Graybeards- Gratitude-
Speech not always Speaking-Monarchs
and Republics-Novels and History-
The Lawlessness of Law, 11 to 14-
Dress-Throwing away Time-Preju-
dice Self-importance-Conversation-
Epitaphs, 267 to 270-Music and Poetry
-Words and Things-Monstrous Van-
dalism-Immortality of Authors-Cost
and Worth-Conceit and Contempt-
A Quiddit for the Quidnuncs, 315 to
319 Contentment-Compliments-
Poetry Disinterested Grief-Coats
and Clothes-Giants-Frankness, 574
to, 578
B., Inedited Letters of Dr. Jonathan
Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, by, 111
April.-VOL. LXIV. NO. CCLVI.
Bajazet Gag; the Manager in search of
a "Star" (concluded), by Douglas
Jerrold, Esq., 177
Barnabys in America, the, by Mrs. Trol-
lope, 504
Bath Alderman and his “ Folly,” 281
Beauty, Poetical description of, 205
Beshire, family of the Emir, 93 to 96
Blanchard, Laman, Esq., Wanted a Fa-
ther, a Mother, and a few Sisters, by,
102-Content or Not-Content, by, 285
-A Record of the Police-office, by,
399-Suiting the Action to the Word,
Conversation and Society, 270
Courts and Court Journals, by Lady
Morgan, 544
Cricket-match at Eton, 209
Gore, Mrs., the Man of Fortune, and
other Tales, by, reviewed, 154-Fas-
cination, and other Tales, by, reviewed,
444
Cumberland, Mr., Dialogue by Dr. John- Graduates and Undergraduates; or, the
son between himself and, 277
Dacre, Mary, the Old Maid's Lament, by,
319
D'Arblay, Madame, her Diary and Let-
ters, 271-Critique, 405
Daw, the late Miss Margaret, her Life
and Writings, by μ., 338
Proctor's Note-book, by the author of
"Peter Priggins." No. IV., V., VI.,
VII., 17, 245, 348, 491
H., Short Rides in an Author's Omnibus,
by, 11-14, 267-270, 315-319, 574
-578
H., a Sketch on the Road, by, 337
Diary and Correspondence of Miss Bur-H., the Flower, by, 365
ney (Madame D'Arblay), 271, 405
Dickens, Charles, Esq., on his departure
for North America, by Thomas Hood,
Esq., 217
Diogenes, sayings of, 297
Djouni, the camp of, 94
Halifax, Lord, inedited Letters from
Swift to, 111-His Letter to the Dean,
114
Hard Case, a, by T. Hood, Esq., 176
Hawkins, Sir John, and Samuel Johnson,
277
Helvetius and the Baron d'Holbach, 12
Druse population of Syria, described, 88, Henry VIII., lives and deaths of his
Queens, 389, 390
Hercules, 294, 296
Earth-quakers, the, by Thomas Hood, Esq., Hood, Thomas, Esq., Anacreontic for the
Fine Arts, notices of the, 159, 579
Fishing Adventure, a, 348
Flint, Bet, her poetry, 278
Florence, a Ride on Horseback to, re-
viewed, 442
Flower, the, by H., 365
Foreign Sporting (France, &c.) by Nim-
rod, 193
France, society at the court of, 204
Franklin, Dr., interviews of Miss Bur-
ney with, 283
Frogs of Egypt, Ælian's, 291
Galvanism, a story of, 123
Garrick, David, and Dr. Johnson, 277
George III., characteristic anecdotes of,
13, 213
Germany, the Student Life of, by William
Howitt, reviewed, 300
Ghazir, above Djouni, described, 93
New Year, by, 1-English Retrogres-
sion, by, 16-On a Native Singer, after
hearing Miss Adelaide Kemble, by,
46-The University Feud; a row at
the Oxford Arms, by, 142-The Tower
of Labneck, a Romance, by, 161-A
Hard Case, by, 176-To C. Dickens,
Esq., on his Departure for N. America,
217-Howqua, by Tea H., 288-The
Schoolmistress Abroad, an Extrava-
ganza, by, 305-The Earth-quakers,
by, 305
Horse-play, the School for, by John
Poole, Esq., 2
Howard, Edward, Esq., The Sea-Lawyer,
by, 32-His Romance of Sir Henry
Morgan, reviewed, 438
Howitt, William, the Student Life of
Germany, by, reviewed, 302
Howqua, by Tea H., 288
Hydropathy, or the Cold Water Cure;
as practised by V. Priessnitz, by R. T.
Claridge, Esq., 432
Lahneck, the Tower of; a Romance, by New-Zealand Company, the, 160
T. Hood, Esq., 161
Laracor, vicarage of, 111
Nimrod on Foreign Sporting, 193
Nobody characterized, 274
Lawrence, Sir Thomas, P.R.A., his early Norway, Christmas-day in, by E. A., 261
Latin, Cat-, 270
Law, the lawlessness of, 14
Lebanon in the Summer of 1841, 85
Literature of the Month (for JANUARY):
-Narrative of the Expedition to Sy-
ria, by W. P. Hunter, Esq., 151-The
Times and Society of Madame de Sé-
vigné, 152-Ferrers, by Charles Ollier,
Esq., 153-The Man of Fortune, and
other Tales, by Mrs. Gore, 154-New
Edition of Shakspeare, by I. Payne
Collier, Esq., F.S.A., 155-The Great
Civil War, by Henry Cary, M.A., 156
(for FEBRUARY):
The Student Life of Germany, by Wil-
liam Howitt, 300-The School for
Wives, a Novel, 302-Anna Boleyn,
by Mrs. A. T. Thomson, 303
(for MARCH):—
Excursions along the Shores of the Me-
diterranean, 436-Sir Henry Morgan,
the Buccaneer, by Edward Howard,
Esq., 438-A Ride on Horseback to
Florence, by a Lady, 442-Fascination,
and other Tales, edited by Mrs. Gore,
444
(for APRIL):-
Lady Anne Granard; or, Keeping up
Appearances, by L. E. L. (the late
Mrs. Maclean) 580
Lover appeals to Nature, the: a sonnet,
Lyttelton, Lord, Life of, 406
μ, On the Usefulness of Inutilities, by,
235-Some account of the Life and
Writings of that remarkable child, the
late Miss Margaret Daw, by, 338-
Means and Ends, by, 481
Macbeth, performance of this tragedy,
Man of Fortune, the, by Mrs. Gore, re-
viewed, 154
Means and Ends, by μ, 481
Medical Student, Reminiscences of a, No.
III., A Story of Galvanism, 123—No.
IV., The Widow's Child, 465
Military discipline, 282
Mediterranean, Excursions along the
Shores of the, reviewed, 436
Montagu, Mrs. and Miss Burney, 275,
276, 406
Montague, John, Duke of, 116, 118
Montem, the, 213
Montesquieu, political remark by, 13
Moore, Mrs. Hannah, anecdote of, 278
Morgan, Sir Henry, the Buccaneer, by
the late E. Howard, reviewed, 438
Nauplia, the guillotine used at, 146
Notes on New Publications, 157
Numbers, Notes on the; or, Humours of
Arithmetic, 366
Old Maid's Lament, the, by Mary Dacre,
Ollier, C. Esq., Ferrers, a Romance, by,
reviewed, 153
Orleans, Duke of, his stud, 195, 200-
His hounds, 196
Oxford Arms, a row at the, 142
Philosophers, the ancient, 294–298
Phineas Quiddy; or, Sheer Industry, by
John Poole, Esq., author of "Paul
Pry," 47, 218, 321, 528
Plague, the, of Syria, 92
Plato, and Timotheus, son of Conon, 294,
- Anacreontic ; for the New
Year, by T. Hood, Esq.,1-Weeds and
Flowers, No. I., by C. L., 8 to 10-Sou-
net: The Lover appeals to Nature, 15—
On a Native Singer, after bearing Mi s
Adelaide Kemble, by T. Hood, Es 9.,
46-The University Feud; a row at the
Oxford Arms, by T. Hood, Esq., 142
-To C. Dickens, Esq., on his Depar-
ture for America, by T. Hood, Esq.,
Sonnet, 266-The Old Maid's
Lament, by Mary Dacre, 319-The
Flower, by H., 365-A Remonstrance,
464
on the Oxford Professorship of,
Police-office, a Record of the, by Laman
Blanchard, Esq., 399
Poole, John, Esq., The School for Horse-
play, by, 2- Phineas Quiddy;
Sheer Industry, by, 47, 218, 321, 528
Portsmouth, account of, 32
Publications, Notes on New, 157
Queens of England, the, 389
Quiddy, Phineas, 47, 218, 321, 528
Races, horse, in France, described, 193
-205
Rhyme, the great Napoleon of the realms
of, vignette, 146
Road, a Sketch on the by H., 337
Roche, M. de la, 159
Runnymede, traditions of, 65
Thrale, Mrs., Society at her house, 275, Xantippe, Memorabilia of, 168
Time, Old, vignette, 1
Tooke, Mr. Horne, his reply to George
III., 13
York, Elizabeth of, Queen of Henry
VII., 382, 390-Her interview with
Lord Stanley, 391—Epithalamium, 393
END OF THE FIRST PART OF 1842.
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