INDEX TO VOLUME XXII.

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Index.

Hora Italicæ, No. V., Foscolo's Ricciar-Noctes Ambrosianæ, No. XXXIV. Tick.
da, 571

ler and the Shepherd in a bathing-ma-
chine at Portobello, ib.-They swim out
to Inchkeith, 106-speak the James
Watt steam-packet, 111-frighten la-
dies in a pleasure-boat, 113-Female
education, 117-Female phrenologists,
118 The periodical press, 126-Bible
Societies, 130

Opposition, the, what will be their course
Old usages. Mothering Sunday, 595
in Parliament ? ib.

Huskisson, remarks on his speech on the
Shipping Interest, 1, 135
Hymn to December, 722
India, on the probability of its being in-
vaded by a foreign power, 267-Motives
which may induce Russia to invade it,
268 No analogy between former inva-
sions, and that which may be attempted
now, 271-Routes by which an invading
army might enter, 272-Difficulties it
would have to encounter, 274-Conclu-
sion, that Russia cannot invade, or even
threaten India, 280
Ireland, on the real state of, 18-Why is
it not what it ought to be? 237

"

an autumnal night's dream in,

685

Irish forty-shilling freeholders, letter on
the, 53

Jews, the, on their monopoly of the Lon-
don retail orange trade, 593
Kitchiner's Traveller's Oracle, review of,

445

Körner, the death-day of, 730
Lady-bird, to the, 161

Laird of Cassway, the, and his sons, 173
Leonard Mayburne and Susan Hendrie,
362

Letter on the Irish forty-shilling freehold-
ers, 53

Lettera Seconda, spettante a certi punti
musicali, 722

on the Scots law of marriage, 59
on the question, "Why is not Ire-
land what it ought to be," 237
from Lord Harris, 437

Lines to the memory of a favourite dog, 439
M'Gee, William, weaver in Hamilton, two
passages in the life of, 46
Marriage, on the Scots law of, 59
Marriages, 263, 527, 766
Marvellous Doctor, the, by the Ettrick
Shepherd, 349-The Spanish professor,
350 The Countess, 356
Memoir of Napoleon Bonaparte, 186
of the Duke of Wellington, 222
Meteorological tables, 258, 521, 761
Military promotions, &c. 259, 522, 762
Minister's Beat, the, 329
Miscellanea critica, &c. No. II. 465
Modest commendation of cock-fighting,

587

Monkey, the, 49

Monopoly of the London retail orange
trade by the Jews, remarks on the, 593
Montgomery's Pelican Island, &c. review
of, 491

Moore, Thomas, review of his tale of The
Epicurean, 374

Mothering Sunday, 595
Murray, Lord Charles, lines to the me-
mory of, 586

My old dog and I, 731

Nature, the voice of, 635
New South Wales, review of Cunning.
ham's Two Years in, 602

Orange trade, London retail, on the mono-
poly of, by the Jews, 593
Ottokar, King, review of the German tra-
gedy of, 300

Pastorale, ane, of the Rocke. Maide be
Maister Hougge, 675

Pelican Island, &c, review of Montgo
mery's, 491

Perilis of Wemyng, the, ane most woeful
tragedye, 214

Poetical Works of James Montgomery,
review of, 491
Poetry-Song of emigration, 32-Six son-
nets, by Delta, 103-To the lady-bird,
161 The Graves of the Dead, 162-The
Perilis of Wemyng, 214-Leonard May-
burne and Susan Hendrie, 362-Lines
to the memory of a favourite dog, 439–
The devil's dream on Mount Aksbeck,
440 The tomb of de Bruce, 511-Wo.
man on the field of battle, 585-To the
memory of Lord Charles Murray, 586
-Heber's Hymns, 628 To a scene in
Caithness, 634-The voice of Nature,
635-Hymn to December, 722-The
death-day of Körner, 730-My old dog
and I, 731

Preface to a review of the Chronicles of the
Canongate, 531

Prices current, 257, 520, 760
Publications, monthly list of new, 252,
Promotions, &c. military, 259, 522, 762

515, 757

Real state of Ireland, review of a pam
phlet on the, 18
Recollections of a Trip to Spa, 281-Flan-
ders, 283-Bruges and Ghent, 284-
Brussels, 288-Louvaine and Liege,
291-Arrival at Spa, ib.-Character of
the waters, 292-Mode of passing the
time there, 293-Sketch of some of the
company, 295-A German Baron, 296
Rejected Corn-law, remarks on the, 200
-Aix-la-Chapelle, 297-Lisle, 299
Remarks on Mr Huskisson's speech on the
Shipping interest, 1, 135-On the re-
jected Corn-laws, 240-On the contest
between the Country Banks and the
Bank of England, 734
Reverses; a tale of the past season, 164
Review of the Real State of Ireland, 18-

Of the youth and manhood of Cyril
Thornton, 83-Of the German tragedy
of King Ottokar, 300-Of Moore's tale
of the Epicurean, 374–Of Kitchiner's
Traveller's Oracle, 445-Of Schmelale's

BIRTHS.

Abercromby, 263
Adair, 766
Airlie, 526

Alexander, 263

Alison, 526

Anderson, 766, ib.

Arneil, 526

Aytoun, 526
Baillie, 526, 766
Balfour, 765

Barrow, 526
Bartlett, 766

Bell, 526

Bernard, 263
Bethune, 526
Bisset, 766

Blackie, 766
Blantyre, 526

Bond, 766

Boileau, 766
Borthwick, 526
Brodie, 263

Broke, 766
Brown, 263, 527,

766
Bruce, 526

Buchanan, 263, ib.

766
Burghersh, 766
Burn, 526, 527

INDEX TO BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Cadell, 527
Cairns, 766

Ferguson, 263
Findlay, 765
Fordyce, 527
Forrest, 263, 526
Forbes, 263, ib.

Honeyman, 766
Hope, 263, 526
Hort, 263
Hotchkis, 263
Hyndman, 526
Innes, 766
Ireland, 263
Johnston, 765,766
Jollie, 766

Kaye, 765
Keith, 263

Kidd, 263

Kinnoul, 526
Kirkwall, 263
Leven, 526
Lindsay, 263, ib.
Loch, 263
Loughborough,
766
Lyon, 765
Lumsden, 263

Macandlish, 263
Macandrew, 766
Macauley, 263

M'Candy, 765
Macdonald, 263,

526, 765
M'Farlane, 263
Macgill, 526
Macintosh, 263,
526

Caithness, 263
Callender, 765
Cameron, 263, ib.
Campbell, 263,527
765
Carlyle, 527

Carphin, 263, 766
Cathcart, 526
Carmichael, 766
Charles, 527

Cheyne, 766

Childers, 263
Clanricarde, 526
Cockburn, 527
Crawfurd, 263
Cruickshanks, 766
Cullen, 263
Cumming, 766, ib.
Cunningham, 765
Dalzell, 527
Dauney, 765
Davidson, 765
Dennistoun, 766
Dickson, 263
Doud, 526
Dunlop, 263
Durie, 766
Elgin, 263
Erskine, 526

Penseroso, 104-Sunset, 185-Sabbath,
in six sonnets, 610

Spa, Recollections of a Trip to, 281
Speech of Mr Huskisson on the Shipping
interest, remarks on, 1, 135
Subaltern in America, Chap. XVII., 74-
Chap. XVIII., 78-Night attack on the
British army, 80-Chap. XIX., arrival
of General Packenham, 316-Chap.
XX., 321-Chap. XXI., battle of New
Orleans, 226

Tale of the past season, 164
Thornton, Cyril, review of, 83
Thorsund, the cooper of, and his family, 692
Traveller's Oracle, review of the, 445
Trip to Spa, recollections of one, 281
Usages, old ones. Mothering Sunday, 595
Visits to the Haram. Visit Sixth, 636
Voice of Nature, the, 635
Wellington, memoir of the Duke of, 222
Wemyng, the perils of, 214

Who can it be? 432

Woman on the field of battle, 585
Works preparing for publication, 250, 513,
755

526, 766
Foulis, 263
Fraser, 263, ib.
526, 766
Fullarton, 526
Fyfe, 263, 526
Fyres, 263
Gibson, 526
Gillon, 766
Gillespie, 527, 666
Gloag, 765
Goderich, 766
Gordon, 263, 526
Graham, 527
Grant, 766
Grey, 263, 766
Grierson, 526
Grieve, 526
Hagart, 526
Halkett, 526
Hamilton, 263
Hay, 263, 527
Henderson, 263

Hewat, 766
Hinshaw, 766
Hogarth, 765