A.

Adept (The), by Dalton, 172.

A Little While, by William Jones, 73.
Ancient Church (The), 372.

As I laye a Thynkynge-the last lines of
Thomas Ingoldsby, 201.

B.

Barham (Rev. R. H.), author of "The
Ingoldsby Legends," 198.

Barker's (W. G. J.) Othryades, 238.
Black Prophet (The), 353.

Brian O'Linn; or, Luck is Everything;

by the Author of "Wild Sports of the
West," 479, 576.

Bridal (The) of Manstone Court, by
Henry Curling, 394.

Brinvilliers (The Marchioness of), the
Poisoner of the Seventeenth Century;
a Romance of Old Paris; by Albert
Smith. The mischief still thickens on
all sides, 1; two great villains, 7; the
dead-house of the Hôtel Dieu, 9; the
orgy at the Hôtel de Cluny, 105;
Sainte Croix and Marie encounter an
uninvited guest, 111; Louise Gauthier
falls into dangerous hands, 114; Marie
has Louise in her power, 209; Sainte
Croix discovers the great secret, 216;
matters become very serious, 221; the
flight of Marie to Liège- Paris, 317;
Philippe avails himself of Maître Pi-
card's horse for the Marchioness, 325;
the stratagem at Montefontaine, 328;
Philippe Glazer throws Desgrais off the
scent, 425; Offmont to Liège, 428;
the end of Lachaussée, 436; the game
is up, 440; News for Louise Gauthier
and Benoit, 529; the Journey -еха-
mination of the Marchioness, 532; the
last interview, 534; the water question

Exili the Place de Grêve, 539;
Louise Gauthier-the conclusion, 551.

C.

Campbell (Thomas). A Literary Retro-
spect, by a Middle-aged Man, 17.
Canter's (D.) Outpourings, 30, 126 272
376, 447.

Case of Conscience (A), by Everard
Clive, 455.

VOL. XVIII.

Christening the Villa, 38.

Clive's (Everard) Case of Conscience,
455; Young Ladies and their Idiosyn-
crasies, 569.

Come down in the deep with me, 316,
Corunna, the Retreat to, from "The Re-
collections of Rifleman Harris," 74.
Costello's (Miss Louisa Stuart) Sketches
of Legendary Cities. Colchester, 62;
Derby, 341. To Janet, 265.
Crowquill's (Alfred) Glimpses and Mys-
teries. The New Neighbourhood, 90;
Good-natured Woman, 266; the Ap-
parition, 403; the Young Gentleman
who never did anything, 517; the Old
Woman at the Corner, 627.
Curling's (Henry) Bridal of Manstone

Court, 394; Retreat to Corunna, from
the Recollections of Rifleman Harris,
74.

Curvet (A), or Two in the Career of Tom
Wilkins, by Charles Whitehead, 229.
D.

Dalton. The Adept, 172.
Dangerous Character (A), by Paul Pren-
dergast, 293.

Death (The) of the Youngest, by Wil
liam Jones, 271.

Dick Sparrow's Evening "Out," by
Charles Whitehead, 498.

Dream of a Family Man (The), by
Ιοσεφ Μαίου., 445.

E.

Early Years of a Veteran of the Army of
Westphalia, between 1805-14, 45, 203,
241, 509, 622.

Elves (The) in Windsor Forest, by
W. Y. B., 121.

Ennobled Actresses, by Mrs. Mathews.
The Countess of Derby, 54; Countess
of Craven, 249; Lady Thurlow, 251;
the Duchess of St. Albans, 601.
Evening Star (The), by H. B. K., 171.

F.

Flower's (Rev. W. B.) Gatherings from
the Greek Poets:-Endurance, 156.
Flower (The) of the Fold, 468.
F. P. P.'s Old House in the Gungate, 80.

Ꮓ Ꮓ

A Literary Retrospect, by
a Mute-aged Man, 285.
Gaming Gaming-Houses, and Game-
sters. 333. 469, 593.

-

Gaui Chaplain; or. a Dark Page from
Lie's Volume: Do the murdered
rest! 35; the Serfs of England, 102;
the New Magistrate, 191: Old Scratch,
Is the Lady Thef, 310; the Jew
with reference to Society, 312; the
Court Physician, 358; a Trait of Syd-
aev Saita, 409; the Resistiess Foe,
41; I mach Doctor: Mrs. Fry,
56. the Avenger's witness against
murder. 363

Gatherings from the Greek Poets, by the

Rev. W. B. Fawer:-Endurance, 156.
Gamoses and Mysteries, by Alfred Crow-
qull-The New Neighbourhood, 90;
the Good-natured Woman. 266; the
Appartica, 403; the Young Gentle-
na wie never did anything, 517; the
Cut Woman at the Carner, 627.
G. T. F.'s Vaitaire to the Queen of Prus
sta, 237.

Maginn (Dr.), a Literary Retrospect, by
a Middle-aged Man, 587.
Martingale's Summer Birds, 167.
Mary Queen of Scots and Lord Broug-
ham, 157.

Mathews's (Mrs.) Ennobled Actresses:

-The Countess of Derby, 54; Coun-
tess of Craven, 249; Lady Thurlow,
251; The Duchess of St. Albans, 601.
Maxwell's (W. H.) Brian O'Linn, or
Luck is Everything, 479, 576.
Mermaid's Home (The), 357.
Middle-aged Man's Literary Retrospect:
-Thomas Campbell, 17; John Galt,

285.

My Jamie! thou wert kind to me, 393.

0.

Ode to Love, by W. Y. B., 373.
Oh! fairest of earth's jewels, 309.
Old Elm-tree (The), 478.

Old Farm-house (The), 297.

Old House (The) in the Gungate, a le-
gend of the days of Queen Anne, by
F. P. P., 80.

Opal Set (The), 298.

Othryades, by W. G. J. Barker, 239.
Outpourings, by D. Canter, 30, 126, 272,

376, 447.

P.

Palmer's (F. P.) Little Velvet Shoes, 365.
Penalty (The) after death, 183.
Postans's (Robert) Press-gang Hero, 256.
Powerscourt, by William Jones, 284.
Prendergast's (Paul) Dangerous Charac-
ter, 293; King of Clubs, 613.
Press-gang Hero, by Robert Postans, 256.

R.

Railroads now are all the rage, 626.
Railway Queen (The), by the Irish
Whiskey Drinker, 386.

R. F.'s Mermaid's Home, 357.
Romer's (Mrs.) Story of a Picture, 143.
Russell (Samuel), 523.

S.

Sketches of Legendary Cities, by Miss
Louisa Stuart Costello : - Colchester,
62; Derby, 341.
Smith's (Albert) Marchioness of Brin-
villiers, the Poisoner of the Seventeenth
Century a Romance of Old Paris, 1,
105, 209, 317, 425, 529.
Smith (Albert), Memoir of, 620.