E.

Early Years of a Veteran of the Army of
Westphalia, between 1805 and 1814,
483. 586.

Ennobled Actresses, by Mrs. Matthews:-
The Duchess of Bolton, 594.

F.

Falling Star, the, by William Jones, 585.
Fête, the, of Peterhoff, by Mrs. Romer,

22.

Flower's, W. B., Love's Vows, from Ca-
tullus, 450.

G.

Gaol Chaplain; or, a Dark Page from
Life's Volume:-drink, 45; the knav-
ish treasurer of a popular charity, 52;
advice gratis, 56; a righteous treasurer,
191; no will! hurrah! 197; the le-
gatee, 310; juvenile delinquents, 312;
the newspaper man and the Right Ho-
nourable George Canning, 413; party
and the press, 417; Mr. (now Lord)
Jeffrey and printer Willison, 418; the
substitute, 473; the moral peer, 475;
game preservers, 479; a ghost story,

565.

Garland, a, of May Flowers, by the Irish
Whiskey-Drinker, 616.

G. D's. lines on the Decease of Laman
Blanchard, 443; Masquerade, 549.
Glimpses and Mysteries, outlined by Al-
fred Crowquill:-the Author, 357; the
Lodging-house, 632.

H.

Halifax Murder, the, by an Infantry
Officer, 401.

Harris's, Rifleman, Anecdotes of the Pen-
insular War:-the Retreat to Corun-
na, 277.

Harrowgate, by H. Curling, 445.

H. B. K's. Close of the Old Year 1844,
21.

Hearts, the, of Old, by William Jones,
304.

Hensburgh, the Siege of, by John Ryan,
337.

Hope on, by William Jones, 276.
Hora Academicæ, by Littlego, 316.
How to serve out Cupid, a lay and a le-
gend for All Fools' Day, by the Irish
Whiskey Drinker, 338.

Hutton's, Catherine, Memoir of the cele-
brated Dwarf, Joseph Boruwlaski, 240.

I.

Invocation to Erinna, by C. H. L., 239.

J.

J. M. W's. Song of a Sea Nymph, 249.
Jones's, William, Men of Old, 69; the

Breeze upon the Ocean, 155; 'Tis long
since we have met, Old Friend! 167;
Ballad-Sleep on! Sleep on! 181;
Hope on! 276; the Hearts of Old, 304;
Droop not, my Heart, 308; the La-
bourer's Song, 378; the Death of Som-
breuil, 423; Tobacco, 482; Scorn not
the Poor Man's Love, 564; the Falling
Star, 585.

L.

Labourer's, the, Song, by William Jones,

378.

Ledbury's Polkaphobia, 305.
Littlego's Horæ Academicæ, 316.
Lost Mantle, the, by the author of "Hen-
ri Quatre," 451.

Love's Vows, from Catullus, by W. B.
Flower, 450.

M.

Malibran, the Aide-de-Camp, 134.
Masquerade, the, by G. D., 549.
Matthews's, Mrs., Ennobled Actresses:-
the Duchess of Bolton, 594.
Matrimony, a Discourse of, by Jeremiah
Singleton, 285.

Men, the, of Old, by W. Jones, 69.
Middle-aged Man's Literary Retrospect of
the Departed Great, 83. 182. 289.361.
557.

N.

Notes of a Loiterer in Philadelphia, Bal-
timore, and Washington, by Henry
Cooke, 99.

0.

Opium Smoker, the, 65.

Oregon, Discovery of by Drake and Van-
couver, 522.

Outlines of Mysteries, by Alfred Crow-
quill, 529.

Outpourings, by D. Canter, 505.

P.

Peake's, R. B., Post-bag, 59. 138; An-
ecdotical Gatherings, 225.
Perditus's Crockford and Crockford's,
142. 251.

Plaint, the, of Sappho, by C. H. L., 58.
Plum-Pudding, the, 553.

Polkaphobia, the :-A little News of Mr.
Ledbury connected with the Polka,

305.

Pomarè, Queen, an Imaginary Poem, by W. B., 42.

Post-bag; or, Eccentric Correspondents, by R. B. Peake, 59. 138. Prendergast's, Paul, Wet Blanket, 395; the Altered Man, 626.

R.

Raymond's, George, Writ of Error, 461. Romer's, Mrs., Fète of Peterhoff, 22; St. Silvester's Night, 577.

Ryan's, John, Siege of Hensburgh, 337.

S.

Sappho and Phaon, by C. H. L., 129. Scattergood Family, the Fortunes of the, by Albert Smith; an unexpected party visits Mr. Rosset's arena, 89; the last appearance of Mr. Fogg-the return home, 201; the latest intelligence of everybody-conclusion, 204.

Scorn not the Poor Man's Love, by William Jones, 564.

Sick Man's, the, Request, by W. B. F., 33.

Singleton's, Jeremiah, Discourse of Matrimony, 285.

Sketches of Legendary Cities, No. III, Bath, by Louisa Stuart Costello, 168; No. IV., Monmouth, 265; Ross, Tintern Abbey, Chepstow, 349; Hereford, 605.

Sketches of Spanish Warfare, 134.
Sleep on! Sleep on! by William Jones,

181.

Smith's, Albert, Fortunes of the Scatter

good Family, 89, 201; Marchioness of Brinvilliers, the Poisoner of the Seventeenth Century; a romance of Old Paris, 1. 105. 209. 317. 425. 533. Smith, the Rev. Sydney, 379. Sombreuil, the Death of, by William Jones, 423.

639

Song. A Proud Land is England! 636. Song of a Sea Nymph, by J. M. W., 249. Song, the, of the Witches round the Walnut-tree of Beneventum, by C. H. L., 443.

Spanish Suttler, a, 127.

St. Silvester's Night, by Mrs. Romer, 577. Sweet Mary Malone, by Hra Onra, 460.

T.

They say Thou art not beautiful, 615. Think you such Things are? by Janet W. Wilkinson, 504.

'Tis long since we have met, Old Friend, by William Jones, 167. Tobacco, by William Jones, 482.

W.

W. B. F's. Sick Man's Request, 33.
W. B's. Queen Pomarè, an Imaginary
Poem, 42.

Westphalia, early Years of a Veteran of the Army of, 483.

Wet Blanket, the, by Paul Prendergast, 395.

Whiskey Drinker's, the Irish, Boys of

Kilkenny, 34; Ballyragget, 229; How to serve out Cupid, 338; Garland of May Flowers, 616.

Whitehead's, Charles, Confessions of De Loude Chiselham, 70; Mr. Yellowly's Doings, 490.

Wilkinson's, Janet W., Think you such Things are? 504.

Writ, a, of Error, by George Raymond 461.

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