All for Love, review of Southey's, 62
Alexander the Great, review of biography
of, 421

Alps, a Scene in the, 278

Ambrosianæ, Noctes. No. XLV. 120-

No. XLVI. 389-No. XLVII. 846
Amulet, remarks on the, 974
Anniversary, the, 956

Annuals, monologue on the, 948-Forget-
me-Not, 951-The Souvenir, 954-The
Keepsake, 959-Friendship's Offering,
967 The Iris, 971-The Amulet, 974
Appointments, Promotions, &c. Military,
264, 406, 835

Arbuthnot, Sir William, notice of the late,
844

Attila, King of the Huns, review of Wer-

ner's tragedy of, 289
Autobiography of Mad. de Barri, La Con-
temporaine, Le Millionaire, and Vidocq,
remarks on the, 737

Baird, General Sir David, notice of his
death, 644

Ballad, John Weir, a, 50

Bankrupts, British, 266, 408, 809
Bermuda, a scene off, 317-The story
continued, 728
Births, 266, 410, 840

Bonaparte, review of his biography in the
Family Library, 416

Book of the Boudoir, review of Lady Mor-
gan's, 632

Bruce, the Heart of, in Melrose Abbey, 610
British Settlements in Western Africa,
Letter on the, 341

Buchanan's Epithalamium on the Mar-
riage of Francis of Valois and Mary
Stuart, extracts from, 187-His Fran-
ciscan and the Brotherhood, 493
Canting poetry, remarks on, 239
Catholic relief bill, remarks on the Bishop
of Chester's letter on the, 33
Ceylon, an adventure in, 43

Character of the French, remarks on the, 309

Character of the English, Scots, and Irish,
818-English character, ib.-Scottish
character, 821-Irish character, 824
Chester, Bishop of, remarks on his letter
on the Catholic relief bill, 33
Child, the neglected, 957

Colonial discontent-Lower Canada, 332
-Upper Canada, 334

Colonna, the painter, a tale, 351
Comparison of the modern with the an-
cient Romans, 314

Condition of the Empire of Great Britain,
remarks on the, 97-Causes of distress
in the population, 99-To be remedied
only by reversing the political system,

109
Considerations on the law of divorce, 756
Cortes, Spanish, Wellington the conqueror
and the, 918

Country, the state and prospects of the,

464

Court, the, and the Cabinet, 696

Das Bild, a German Tragedy, Review
of, 1

Deaths, 268, 411, 842

Delta, Sonnets on the scenery of the Tweed,
by, 185-The ruined Nunnery, by, 385
Translation of his sonnet on visiting
Abbotsford, 808

Dibdin's sea songs; or, scenes in a gun-
room, 570-Letter from Thomas Dib-
din, 910

Discontent, Colonial, 332

Dissolution of Parliament, remarks on a,
251

Divorce, considerations on the law of, 756
Domestic policy, our, No. I. 768—No. II.
940

Dublin University, remarks on the, 153
Earthquake, phenomena of the great one
in Calabria, in 1783, 879
Economy, Political, letters on, 510, 671,
789
Edinburgh Review, Mr Sadler and the,

825

Ellen of Reigh, 271

Episode in the Life of the Great Captain
(Wellington,) 918

Essay on Prosing, by a Proser, 436

on the Theory and the Writings of
Wordsworth, 453, 593, 774, 894

Ettrick Shepherd, the, a Tale of the Mar-
tyrs, by, 48-Letter about Men and
Women, by, 245-Ellen of Reigh, by,
271-The p and the q, by, 698
Evening in Furness Abbey, an, 540
Family Library, review of the, 413
First and Last. No. V. Love, 189-No.
VI. Sacrifice, 444

Five Nights in St Albans, the, review of,
561

Forget-me-Not, remarks on the, 951
Franciscan, the, and the Brotherhood, 488
French Literature, remarks on Treuttel
and Wurtz's catalogue of, 205

,the, on the character of, 309
Friendship's Offering, remarks on, 967
Furness Abbey, an Evening in, 540
German Tragedies, review of, Das Bild,
1-Attila, King of the Huns, 289
Greenwich Hospital, stanzas on a monu-
ment in the chapel of, 913
Guerilla Leader's vow, the, 52
Harp of Zion, ode to the, 286
Heart of Bruce, the, by Mrs Hemans, 610
Hemans, Mrs, Songs of the Affections,

by, 52-The Heart of Bruce, by, 610
Houwald, Ernest, review of his tragedy,
Das Bild, 1

Hymn over a dying virgin, 277
Idiot, the, an anecdote, 631
Incledon, Recollections of, 561
Ireland, Sketches on the road in. No.
IV. 72-No. V. 201-Modern refor-
mation in, remarks on, 84-Political
prospects in, 924

twenty years ago, 474-Chap. II.
479-Chap. III. 688
Iris, remarks on the, 971
Irish Miscellaneous Estimates, remarks
on Report on the, 644
Italian Sonnets, 829

Italy, poetical and devotional Supersti-
tions of, 55-Sketches of, 177

and the Arts, a Tale of, 351
Jeffrey, Francis, verses written by, in an
Album, 953

Jews, notice of Milman's History of the,
424

Jock M Pherson, the adventures of, 693
Keepsake, the, remarks on, 959
Lament, the Watchman's, 237
Landlady, my, and her Lodgers, 143,
320, 585, 731

Law of Divorce, considerations on the,
756

L'Envoy, the, 716

Letter of the Bishop of Chester to the
Clergy of his Diocese, remarks on the,
33

about Men and Women, by the
Ettrick Shepherd, 245

from Sir Richard Phillips to the
Editor of Blackwood's Magazine, 337
on the British Settlements in

Western Africa, 341

on Political Economy, to the
Heads of the University of Oxford,
510, 671, 789

Letter from Thomas Dibdin, Esq. to the
Editor, 910-Note by the Editor, 912
Letters and Papers, sorting my, 748
Love, First and Last, 189

Loves of the Poets, review of the, 524
Maria Gray, a song, by the Ettrick Shep-
herd, 276

Malavolti, a Neapolitan story, 717
Marriages, 267, 410, 841

Martyrs, a tale of the, 48

Mauvais Pas, the; a scene in the Alps,
278

Men and Women, letter concerning them,
by the Ettrick Shepherd, 245
Military Appointments, Promotions, &c.
264, 406, 835

Monologue; or soliloquy on the Annuals,

948

Moonshine, a matter of, 329
Morgan, Lady, review of her Book of the
Boudoir, 632

My Landlady and her Lodgers, by the
author of the Ayrshire Legatees, &c.
145 Chap. II. 145-Chap. III. 147—
Chap. IV. 150-Chap. V. 320—Chap.
VI. 321-Chap. VII. 323 — Chap.
VIII. 325-Chap. IX. 585-Chap. X.
588 Chap. XI. 589-Chap. XII. 590
-Chap. XIII. 731-Chap. XIV. 732
-Chap. XV. 734

-

Neapolitan Story, a, 717
Noctes Ambrosianæ, 120-The Popery
bill, 125-Song by O'Doherty, and imi-
tation, 128 Flash song, 131-Song by
Mr Theodore, 133-By the Shepherd,
135-Speech by Macrabin, 136-Song
by Theodore, 137-The Duke of Cum-
berland, 140-The Duke of Welling-
ton, 411-Mr Huskisson, ib.-DrWod-
row and Lord Moncreiff, 390 - The
Union, 392-The Ministry, 395-En-
glish and Scotch nobility, 398-Emi-
gration from the Highlands, 399-Ca-
nadian boat-song, 400-Speech of Mac-
rabin, 402--Song, by the Shepherd,
403-The Shepherd in a fainting fit,
and dreaming of hell, 851-His belief
in the devil, 852-Prosecutions of the
London press, 855-Wilkie, the painter,
867-The Duke of Wellington and the
Catholic relief bill, 859-The press,
840 Infidels, 864-Political Econo-
my the safeguard of religion, 867-The
Church of England, 869
Nunnery, the ruined, 385
Observations on the Court and the Cabi-
net, by a Calm Observer, 696
Ode to the Harp of Zion, 286
Old Gentleman's Teetotum, the, 210
Old Favourite, recollections of an, 561
Parliament, review of the last Session of,
224-On a dissolution of, 251
Parting words, 53

Phenomena of the great earthquake in
1783, 879

Phillips, Sir Richard, letter of, 337
Pilgrim of Compostella, review of Sou-
they's, 71

Poetry-John Weir, a Ballad, 50-Songs
of the Affections, by Mrs Hemans, 52
The Guerilla Leader's Vow, ib.-Part-
ing words, 53-The Summons, 54-
Sonnets on the Scenery of the Tweed:
Melrose Abbey, Abbotsford, 185-Nid-
path Castle Wark Castle The Bush
aboon Traquair, 186-Extracts from
Buchanan's Epithalamium, 187-The
Watchman's Lament, 237-Ellen of
Reigh, 271-Maria Gray, 276-Hymn
over a dying Virgin, 277-Ode to the
Harp of Zion, 286-The Ruined Nun-
nery, 385-Song, An it werena for fear
o' the muckle black deil, 403-The
Franciscan and the Brotherhood, 493—
An Evening in Furness Abbey, 540-
The Heart of Bruce in Melrose Abbey,
610-Stanzas on a monument in Green-
wich Hospital, 913-Verses written by
F. Jeffrey, Esq. in an Album, 953-On
receiving a bunch of flowers, ib.-The
Sisters of Scio, 956-The Anniversary,
ib.-The Neglected Child, 957-My
Baby, 958-The Poet's Answer, 961-
To Mr Lucas, 966-Lines on Spoleto,
968-A Bard's Address to his young-
est Daughter, 969-The Infant Christ,
972-The Sisters of Bethany, 975
Poetry, Canting, remarks on, 239
Poets, the Loves of, review of, 524
Policy, our domestic, No. I. 768 No. II.

940

Political Economy, No. I. 510—No. II.
671-No. III. 789.

Political prospects in Ireland, 924
Pride, Panegyric on, 914

Progress and prospects of society, review

of Colloquies on the, 611

Promotions, appointments, &c., 264, 406,

835

Prosing, prose essay on, 436
Public affairs, remarks on, 711
Recollections of an old Favourite, 501
Reformation in Ireland, remarks on the
modern plan of, 84

Remarks On the Bishop of Chester's let-
ter to his Clergy, 33-On the modern
plan of reforming Ireland, 84-On the
condition of the Empire, 97-On the
Dublin University, 153-On Treuttel
and Wurtz's catalogue of French litera-
ture, 205-On canting poetry, 239-
On a dissolution of Parliament, 251-
On the character of the French, 309-
On the state and prospects of the coun-
try, 464-On Dibdin's sea songs, 570
-On the report on Irish miscellaneous
estimates, 644-On the Court and the
Cabinet, 696-On public affairs, 711
-On the autobiography of Mad. de
Barri, &c. 737-On our domestic po-
licy, 768-On the character of the Eng-
'lish, Scots, and Irish, 818
Review Houwald's tragedy, Das Bild,
1-Southey's All for Love, and the
Pilgrim of Compostella, 62-Of the
last session of Parliament, 224-Of

Werner's tragedy of Attila, 289-Of
the Family Library, 413-Of the
Loves of the Poets, 524-Of the Five
Nights in St Albans, 561-Of Southey's
Colloquies on the progress and prospects
of society, 611-Of Lady Morgan's
Book of the Boudoir, 632

Review, the Edinburgh, and Mr Sadler,

825

River, the, 640

Romans, comparison of the modern with
the ancient, 314

Sacrifice, the first and last, 444

Sadler, Mr, and the Edinburgh Review, 825
Scene in the Alps, illustrative of Anne of
Geierstein, 278

off Bermuda, 317-Story continued,
728
Scenes in a gun-room, 570
Singular letter from Southern Africa, 809
Sisters of Bethany, the, 975
Sketches on the road to Ireland, 72, 201
Sketches of Italy and the Italians.

The

Tinman of Naples, 177-Venetian tra-
gedy, 178-Venetian comedy, 179—
Roman Justice, 180-Roman Beggars,
181 Felicissima Notte, 183-The Pa-
pal Guards, the Vatican, Roman Pro-
verbs, 184

Soliloquy on the Annuals, 948
Sonnets on the Scenery of the Tweed, by
Delta, 185

from the Italian, 829
Sorting my letters and papers, 748
Southey, Mr, review of his All for Love,
62 Of Colloquies on the Progress and
Prospects of Society, 611

Souvenir, remarks on the, 954

St Albans, review of the Five Nights in,
561

State and prospects of the country, 464
Stanzas on a monument in Greenwich
Hospital, 913

Summons, the, 54
Superstitions of Italy, 55
Tale of the Martyrs, a, 48

of Italy and the Arts, 351
Teetotum, the old Gentleman's, 210
Theory and writings of Wordsworth, essay
on the, 453, 593, 774, 894
Thoughts on the Times, 640

Translation of Delta's Sonnet on visiting
Abbotsford, 809

University, Dublin, remarks on the, 153
Watchman's Lament, the, 237

Wellington in Cadiz; or, the Conqueror
and the Cortes, 918

Werner's tragedy of Attila, review of, 289
Western Africa, or the British settlements
in, 341

Wilson, Professor, an Evening in Fur-
ness Abbey, by, 540
Women, Men and, letter about, 245
Wordsworth, essay on the theory and the

writings of, 453, 593, 774, 894
Works preparing for publication, 262,

832

Zion, ode to theharp of, 286