Mahanna el Faden, Arab chief, 232, 237
Mally Bann, 452

Medical Student, the; Granada, by, 136
-A dream of life, by, 271-To Joan-
nina, a young Maltese, by, 495

Reminiscences of, No. XII.,
Excursion with Bob Whyte, 392
Mediterranean, a yacht-voyage in the,
during the years 1840-1, by Lady
Grosvenor, reviewed. 142
Mary, Queen of Scots, letters of, and do-
cuments connected with her personal
history, together with an Introduc-
tion, Vol. III., by Miss Strickland,
reviewed, 411

Meryon, Dr. C. I, letter of, 20-Ac-
count of, 326

Mirabeau, remark by Rivarol on, 160
Moncrieff, W. T. Esq., Ellistoniana, by,
22, 254, 378, 532

Money-lender, the, by Mrs. Gore, no-
ticed, 425

Mosquito coast, narrative of a residence
on the, by Mr. Young, reviewed, 282
Music for the Million, 328
Music for the Billion, a lecture delivered
by Polyphemus Polypipe, Professor of
the Pandaans, 522-Definition of, or
what music is, and what it isn't, 523
-The early professors, 524- Uses
and power of the art, 525-Artistes
in their order and classification, 527
-The Street Musician, 528
My grandfather's dream, by James She-
ridan Knowles, Esq., 50

Party Spirit, an epigram, by T. H., 531
Perugia, city and lake of, 241, 243
Phoenix, the confessions of a, by Thomas
Hood, Esq., 427
Phrenology, 157, 159
Pitt, Rt. Hon. William, 323
Poetry:-Etching moralized: to a noble
lady, by Thomas Hood, Esq., 1-The
Recantrtion, by Horace Smith, Esq.,
48-The Wind, by Virginia, 72-A
Farewell to December, by B. C., 97—
Epigram, 98-On the Chinese Treaty,
by Thomas Hood, Esq., 110-A Re-
flection; on New Year's Eve, by T.H.,
135-Granada, by the Medical Stu-
dent, 136-To Betty, 144-Epigram
on Mrs. Parkes's Pamphlet, 177-
Death! by Horace Smith, Esq., 178-
A Dream of Life, by the Medical
Student, 271-A Black Job, by T.
Hood, Esq., 285-Epigram on the
Art-Unions, by H., 317-The Snow-
Storm, by Virginia, 318 -The Old
Man's Pean, by Horace Smith, Esq.,
347-Mally Bann, 452-Dirge for a
living poet, by Horace Smith, 453
Poetry for the Million, by an M.P.,
edited by Peter Priggins, noticed,

143

Poor Devil, the, by Laman Blanchard,
Esq., 291

Porter, Miss Jane, and Sir Robert Ker
Porter, 411

Readings on old texts, 455
Recantation, the, by Horace Smith,
Esq., 48

Rhodes, shipwreck of Lady H. Stanhope
on her voyage to, 20, 227-Her jour-
ney to, 228

66

Smith, Horace, Esq.,the Recantation, by,
48-Death! stanzas, by, 178-Adam
Brown, the merchant, by, reviewed,
278-The old man's pæan, by, 347-
Dirge for a living poet, by, 453
Snow-storm, the, poetry, by Virginia,

318

So-so character, a very, 128
Soldier's Daughter; or, the domestic
drama, 532
Southey, 453

Spain, the Bible in, by G. Borrow,
author of "The Gipsies in Spain," re-
viewed, 140

Spirit of the Lake, by Miss Elizabeth
Youatt, 241

Stanhope, Lady Hester, her correspond-
ence addressed to Lieut. - general
Oakes, 8, 227, 320
Stanhope, Hon. Mr., brother of Lady
Hester. 9, 323
Strickland, Miss Agnes, letters and
personal history of Mary, Queen of
Scots, Vol. III., by, reviewed, 411
Swans, wild, 443- The hooper, 444—
Cygnus Bewickii, 445-The trumpe-
ter, 448-Cygnus Americanus, 449-
Black swan, 449

Trollope, Mrs.. The Barnabys in Ame-
rica by (continued), 33, 161, 301, 496
-a tale of the New Poor-Law, by,
noticed, 281

Tuft-hunter, the, a novel, by Lord W.
Lennox, reviewed, 279

Turkey, residence of Lady H. Stanhope
in, 8, 228, 237, 323

"Unknown Tongue," proposal for a
dictionary of a not, by p., 190

Vintimille, M. Chevalier Lascaris de,
230, 234

Virginia, the Wind, verses, by, 72-The
Snow-storm, by, 318

Voyage round the World, by Capt. Sir
Edward Belcher, in H.M.S. Sulphur,
reviewed, 418

Wahabees of Syria, &c., 235, 237
Wakley, Mr., M.P., 143
Wellesley, Marquis, letter of Lady H.
Stanhope to, 18

Widows' Almshouse, the, by J. Hewlett,
M.A.. No. I., 83-No. II, 212-No,
III., 363-No. IV., 507
Winking, remarks on the faculty of, 467

Hester Stanhope, 8, 229, 320

Terapia and Rebeck, near Constanti-
nople, 9

Texts, old, more new readings on, 455

Hannah Lawrance, reviewed, 274

Youatt, Miss Elizabeth, the Spirit of
the Lake, by, 241