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As into stormy darkness out of light

The hearers passed-heaven-taught by hopes sublime. The Poet answered, "Thou art yet enthralled

In the foul webs of sense, be wise in time:

The privilege of age, is to be called

Out of life's whitening ashes, to a clime

And region of calm thought, a glorious realm,
Where Truth and Freedom reign, divine exchange
For passions which enslave and overwhelm."

CONCLUDED.

Ay! even then, when health and strength sunk low.
When each temptation to indulge desire
Crumbled away upon life's failing fire,
And earth with all her gifts, arose to go;
Happy, if even then the soul might shew
Some shadow of her origin divine,

And with fresh hopes, and zeal renewed, aspire

To wrestle with her maimed and wearied foe.

Mean though we be, our state through Christ is higher, A power flows to us from his awful sign,

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Which is both spear and shield, wherewith to face
And conquer, though in baleful powers arrayed,
Those unseen kings, to whom man's hapless race
Homage of old inevitable, paid.

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INDEX.

[N.B. The figures within crotchets refer to the History.]

Acrs, general list of, 359; local and
personal, 364; private, 370

A DEN-Capture of, 567; attack of the
Arabs, [235]

Agricultural (Royal), Society of Eng-
land; annual meeting, 64
ALBERT, PRINCE, invested with the order
of the Garter at Gotha, 12; marriage,
15; presentation of the freedom of
the city of London to, 72; genealogi-
cal table, 384;-vide PARLIAMENT—
QUEEN.

ALGIERS-Treaty of Tafna, [183]; com-
mencement of hostilities by Abd el
Kader; progress of the French army,
[184]

Alps, proposed tunnel through the, 6
Augusta, princess, death of the, 176;
funeral, 87

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Cardigan, Earl of, dissention between,
and his officers, 76; duel with Lieut.
Tuckett, 79; court martial on Cap-
tain R. A. Reynolds, 263
Chartism, effects of, 2, 7
China-Fitting out of the armament
under Sir J. G. Bremer, [230];
narrative of events since 1834; ap-
pointment of Lord Napier as chief
commissioner; arrival at Canton, [242];
insulting conduct of the Chinese; ar-
rival of two frigates at Whampoa ;
death of Lord Napier, [243]; increase
in the smuggling of opium; proceed-
ings of the government at Pekin,
[244]; arrival of Rear-Admiral Sir
F. Maitland; British boat fired upon
from the Boca Tigris, [245]; arrival
of high commissioner Lin; blockade
of the factories; delivery of opium to
the commissioner, [246]; affray with
Chinese peasants and English sailors
at Macao; attack of war junks on the
Black Joke, [247]; correspondence
between Captain Elliot and Commis-
sioner Lin; affair of the Thomas
Coutts, [248]; attack and dispersion
of twenty-nine war junks by the
Volage and Hyacinth, [249], 570;
determination of the English go-
vernment to send an expedition to
China; its arrival at Singapore; at-
tempt to burn the British shipping
with fire rafts; poisoned tea, [250];
proclamations for the capture of
English shipping and officers, [251];
blockade of Canton; proclamation in
consequence; Chusan taken, [252];
573, capture of Ting-hae-heen, [253];
high commissioner's letter to the
Queen of England, 428; proceed-
ings of the Blonde at Amoy, 571;
capture of Chusan, 573
Church of Scotland, 51

CIRCASSIA-Extracts from a Journal of a
residence in, 584

Clover, average prices of, 374
Collisions and accidents by steamers,
95, 115

Colonial bishoprics, endowment of, 62
Corn, British, average prices of, 374
Correspondence, feminine, 31
CORRESPONDENCE-relating to the Maine
Boundary; Mr. Fox and Mr. For-
syth, 411; Mr. Forsyth's reply, 414;
Viscount Palmerston to Mr. Fox,415;
commissioners' report, 417;-with the
Portuguese government, relative to
the suppression of the slave-trade, 439;
-relating to the affairs of the Levant;
Viscount Palmerston to Earl Gran-
ville, 452, 530, 531; proposed in-
structions to Sir R. Stopford, 453;
Count Nesselrode to Count Pozzo di
Borgo, 457; the same to M. de
Kisseleff, 463; Viscount Ponsonby to
Viscount Palmerston, 466, 467; col-
lective note of the five powers; M. F.
Pisani to Viscount Ponsonby, 468;
Count Nesselrode to Count Medem,
469; Viscount Palmerston to Mr.
Bulwer, 472, 500; the same to the
Marquess Clanricarde, 475; Baron
Brunnow to Count Nesselrode, 481;
the same on eastern affairs, 487;
Viscount Palmerston to Lord Beau-
vale, 490; memorandum of commu-
nication to be made to the French
Ambassador in London by the Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, 495;
Mr. Bulwer to Viscount Palmerston,
497; memorandum given to Viscount
Palmerston by M. Guizot, 498; M.
Thiers to M. Guizot, 514, 517; Earl
Granville to Viscount Palmerston,
529.

Cotton in India, promotion of the growth
of, 68

Court-martial on Capt. R. A. Reynolds,
263

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Cutter match-Oxford and Cambridge,
42

DAMASCUS persecution of the Jews at,
[188], 579, 580
DEATHS-

A'Court, hon. F. A. 152; Adam, Mr.

C. B, 182; Aglionby, F. Esq. 172;
Alcock, hon. Mrs. 152; Alexander,
rev. R. 174; Arden, Lord, 172;
Ashtown, Lord, 162; Augusta, So-
phia, Princess, 176

Bagnell, A. Esq. 159; Bagot, Miss F. 178;
Baker, Sir R. 172; Banho, Viscount
de, 161; Bannerman, Sir A. 166;
Bathurst, Lady, H. 183; Bathyany,
Countess, 177; Beaver, rev. J. 154;
Beckett, J. Esq. ib. Beckett, Mrs.
ib.; Beresford, Lady, F. A. 162;

Deaths-continued.

Best, hon. Captain, J. C. 154; Biett,
Dr. 159; Bingham, Lady, A. 155;
Birch, Archdeacon, F.154; Blachford,
F. Esq, 160; Blackwell, rev. J. 165;
Bligh, Lady, T. 151; Blosse, rev. Sir
F. L. 172; Blumenbach, Dr. 151;
Blunt, Sir C. R. 155; Bolland, Sir
W. 164; Bond, Mr. R. 152; Boni-
fant, Commander B. 149; Bonny-
castle, Professor, C. 181; Borghese,
Princess, 183; Bourdonnais, M. de
la, 182; Brabazon, Sir W. J. 179;
Bragge, W. Esq. 175; Brandreth,
H. Esq. 182; Bridgeman, hon. Mrs.
151; Bridges, G. Esq. 156; Brine,
Rear-Admiral, A. 151; Browne, A.
Esq. 155; Browne, W. Esq. 162;
Bruce, Lord, 182; Brummell, G.
Esq. 162; Brunswick, Princess
Elizabeth of, 154; Bryan, Mr. C.
156; Buckley, E. P. Esq. 170;
Bumby, rev. J. H. 169; Burdett,
Sir B. W. 182; Burdett, Sir C. W.
147; Burgh, Miss, 162; Burlington,
Countess of, ib.; Burnett, Captain
W. r. n. 161; Butler, hon. Lady, 182;
Butler, Lady, M. 178; Butler, Lady

S. 151

Caldwell, Lady, 159; Callender, Miss
G. 182; Calvert, rev. Dr. T. J. 167;
Camden, Marquess, 177; Cameron,
Lady, 161; Campbell, Major-General,
Sir J. 151, 162; Campbell, W. Esq.177;
Canino, Prince of, (Lucien Bonaparte)
170; Carew, Captain, Sir T. r. n.
162; Carey, rev. H. 160; Carlisle,
Sir A. 181; Carpenter, rev. Dr. L.
163; Carter, W. Esq. 156; Castle-
maine, Lord, 161; Causton, hon.
Mrs. 168; Cavendish, hon. Mrs. 183;
Chalmers, Mrs. J. A. L. 159; Cham-
pagne, General, Sir J. 151; Chauncey,
Commodore, J. 159; Chichester, Bi-
shop of, 175; Chichester, Lord A.
169; Churchill, Captain, Lord H. J.
r. n. 166; Churchill, Lord C. S. 162;
Clark, Mrs. 166; Clarke, Lieutenant,
W. 172; Clarke, W. T. Esq. 164;
Clennell, Mr. L. 152; Cline, Miss, C.
166; Codd, H. G. Esq. 157; Colling-
wood, H. J. W. Esq. 160; Colling-
wood, J. Esq. 183; Collingwood,
Miss M. 175; Compton, Colonel, H.
149 Connor, R. Esq. 157; Cooper,
Sir F. G. 151; Cope, Lady, E. D.
154; Cork and Orrery, Dowager
Countess of, 166; Cornwallis, Coun-
tess, 175; Cox, Mr. D. 183; Cragie,
Lieut. Col. J. 182; Crampton, Dr. J.

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Deaths-continued.

168; Curver, J. R. Esq. 152 ; Currie,
W. W. Esq. 182; Cutler, rev. J. 157

Dacres, Lady, 176; Daniell, T. Esq.
156; D'Arblay, Madame, 149; Dan-
nou, M. P. C. F., 169; Davies, T. H.
Esq. 163; Day, Ensign H., 168;
Delpeuch, A. 159; Despard, Lieut.-
colonel A. 162; Dick, Sir W. 182;
Dickenson, Captain R. r. n. 149;
Dickson, Major-general, Sir A. 161;
Dillon, Miss C. 172; Dillon, Sir C.
D. 151; Dingwall, J. D. Esq. 180;
Donnelly, Admiral Sir R. 177; Dou-
glas, Lady C. H. 151; Douglas,
Lady C. 172; Drummond, Captain
T. 160; Ducie, Earl of, 173; Duck-
worth, Lady, 162; Dunbar, J. Esq.
152; Dundas, Lady, 162; Dundas,
Sir W. 182; Dukinfield, rev. C. E.
176; Dunin, Count A. 173; Durham,
Earl of, ib.; Durham, General J.
152; Dysart, Countess of, 178

Earle, Captain E. M. 169; Eliot, F.
W. Esq. 175; Elphinstone, hon. Miss
E. M. 182; Elphinstone, hon. Mrs.
166; Elphinstone, S. Esq. 172; Es-
monde, Lady, 155; Evatt, Colonel G.
181; Every, hon. Mrs. 160; Eyre,
Lady R. 175; Eyre, R. H. Esq. 168

Fane, General Sir H. 157; Favell, Mrs.
177; Favers, Abbe V. de, 182; Feu-
cheres, Baronne de, 183; Field, H. C.
Esq. 164; Finch, hon. and rev. D.
180; Fonnereau, rev. C. W. 150;
Foote, S. Esq. 164; Forbes, D. G.
Esq. 182; Forbes, J. Esq. 183; Frere,
T. Esq. 159; Frost, J. Esq. 156

Gardiner, J. Esq. 182; Gardiner, Lady,
172; Garrow, rt. hon. Sir W. 177;
Garvagh, Lord, 175; Gleig, right rev.
G. (Bishop of Brechin), 155; Glover,
A. Esq. 176; Glyn, Sir L. P. 174;
Goodall, rev. Dr. J. 157; Gordon,
Lieut.-gen. B. 176; Gore, Mrs. A.
151; Goring, C. R. Esq. 155; Graefe,
Dr., 172; Grant, the Master of, 155;
Gregg, H. G. Esq. 167; Gregory, rt.
hon. W. 162; Griffin, G. Esq. 168;
Guiccioli, Count, 161; Guillamore,
Viscount, ib.

Haddington, Dowager Countess of, 169;

Halkett, Captain F. 178; Hallam,
Mrs. 162; Hammersley, H. Esq. 181;
Handcock, Miss E. 162; Harding, E.
Esq.181; Harewood, Countess of, 154;

Deaths-continued.

Hargood, Admiral Sir W. 147; Har-
ris, hon. W. L. T. 182; Harris, Mr.
147; Hastings, Dowager Marchioness
of, 150; Hazledine, W. Esq. 180;
Headley, (Winn) Ld., 160; Henniker,
Lady, 158; Hesse Homburg, Dowager
Landgravine of, 150; Hewett, Gene-
ral Sir G. 157; Hewett, Captain, r.n.
182; Hewson, Miss D. 162; Hickey,
Captain F. r. n. 164; Higgins, Mrs.
160; Hill, Captain W. r. n. 149;
Hill, T. Esq. 183; Hilton, Captain
W. 147; Hoghton, Lady, 182; Hol-
combe, rev. J. R. 157; Holland, Lord,
178; Holman, J. Esq. ib.; Holmes,
Lieut.-colonel S. 147; Hupe, Lady
A. 155; Hopkins, Captain E, P. 159;
Horndon, Major J. D. 156; Horrie,
Commander D. 182; Horsfield, Lieut.
general, 162; Howard, E. G. Esq.
168; Hull, Major-general W. 181;
Hussey, Lady M. 159

Ilbery, J. Esq. 146; Inman, Mr. G.
E. 177; Irving, Mrs, 172

Jacob, J. Esq. 154; Jacotot, M. 182;
Johnson, Mr. T. B. 163; Joy, H. H.
Esq. 172

Keating, Mrs. M. 159; Keir, L. G.
Esq. 169; Kempthorne, H. P. Esq
168; Kempthorne, Lieut. T. ib.;
Kenmure, Viscount, 176; Kennedy,
Sir R. H. 164; Kernan, Miss, 182;
Kerr, Vice-Admiral Lord M. R. 176;
Knowles, Mr. J. 152; Knox, Miss G.
176

Lacy, Mrs. 178; Lane, T. Esq. 183;
Lawrence, J. Esq. 177; Leitrim,
Countess of, 154; Le Mesurier, Lieut.
r. n. 182; Lewis, T. Esq. ib.; Lori-
mer, Mrs. M. 154; Lowndes, W. S.
Esq. 164, Lupton, S. B. Esq. 167;
Lyster, Lieut.-colonel J. 162; Lyt-
tleton, Lady, 160

Macartney, Lady, 176; Macdonald, hon.
D. S. E. 175; Macdonald, Major-
general A. 165; Mackenzie, hon. F.
C. 154; Mackenzie, Lady, 182; Mac-
kenzie, Lieut.-colonel, 166; Maclean,
Miss, 178; Macleod, Mrs. 177;
M'Loughlin, right rev. Dr. (Roman
Catholic Archbishop of Derry) 175;
M'Nair, Lieut.-general J. ib.; Ma
connochie, Miss H. 166; Macpher
son, J. Esq. 146; M'Uwin, Mrs. 181;
Maison, Marshal, 155; Maitland,

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