ABBEY, Roche, Yorkshire, 177 St. Mary's, York, 89
Aberdeen, granite quarries of, 81, 107 Action and endurance, 172
of oil on waves, 187 Actions, great and worthy, 14 Affectation, 3
Alison, passages selected from, 8, 19, 62, 108, 141
NAMES AND SUBJECTS IN THE TWENTY-FOURTH VOLUME.
Bacon, Lord, passages selected from, 16, 21, 196, 214, 237
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Bagdad, Sadi of, 182 Banditti, Italian, 212 Bauners, early English, 52, 92 Barton, Bernard, poem by, 179] Baseley, remarks by, 15, 42, 53 Baths, easy method of heating, 69 Be humble, 155 "Bear and forbear" 192 Belief in a God, 55 Beneficial influences, 188 Benevolence, 51, 155, 227 Berkeley, Bishop, remark by, 59 Berlin cast-iron ornaments, 22 Bernacle goose, the, 5 Beverley Minster, 226 Bible, the, 219
Biographical notice of Bishop Andrews, 221
Hugo Grotius, 13,
25, 104
Bishop Wilson, 238 Biography, secret of its attractiveness,
243 Birds, cage, natural history and management of, 29, 69, 132, 148, 212 nests, curious situations of, 219 Books prior to the invention of printing, 94, 101, 110 Borrow, passage from, 55 Bowdler, remarks by, 3, 14, 43, 51 Boyle, observation by, 53 Brainard, lines by, 187, 243 Britain's village churches, 172 Bryant, lines from, 196, 221 Budgell, remark by, 224 Buildings, stone, durability of, 22, 67 Bullfinch, natural history of the, 132 Burnett, remarks by, 45, 92
Conduits, old London, 156, 189 Connaught, the province of, 158 Considerations on the Creator, 232; Contemplation, 136 Contemplations on the weather, 195 Conversation, 45
Copleston, Bishop, remark by, 144 Cottages, preservation of, 69 Cowper, passages selected from, 6, 28, 62, 214
Crabbe, passages from, 117, 134, 140,
232 Creation of the Earth, 229 Creeping plants in Ireland, 196 Cudworth, remarks by, 12, 14, 51, 55, 93, 96
Cuvier, observation by, 62
Felton, remark by, 120
Final cause, Aristotle's argument for a, 46 Flattery, 66
Fleeing from temptation, 28 Flowers, 152
Folio, description of a, 140 Forbes, passages selected from, 3, 12, 99, 104, 106, 118 Foreknowledge of God, 28 Foster, remarks by, 28, 45, 48, 53 France, Lyons, in, 185, 210 Marseilles, in, 233 Franklin, observation by, 134
Galvanism, lighting of streets by, 4 Gambit, the Bishop's, 115 Lopez, 71 Games, athletic, 32 General rules, application of, 43 Genius, 184
Gladness of nature, 221 God, foreknowledge of, 28
love of, displayed in the vegetable kingdom. 59
thoughts on, 3, 43 Goldfinch, uatural history of the, 69 Good sense and good temper, 59 Gradual growth of humau institutions, 8
Granite quarries of Aberdeen, 81, 107 Gray, Mrs., on the Italian banditti, 212 sca.abeus, 181
Grievances, 144 Grotius, Hugo, memoir of, 13, 25, 104 Ground ice, I., 19-11.. 62 Guesses at truth, 188, 196, 214, 229, 240
Hall, Capt. Basil, remark by, 46 Happiness, the true season of, 100 Harmony of the spheres, 42 Hartlepool, in Durham, 113 Health of women in America, 12 Heat, changes effected by the applica- tion of, 113 Helmsley Castle, Yorkshire, 41 Henry, Dr., account of the Drunken Sea by, 86 Herbert, sonnet by, 214 Herschell, Sir John, remark by, 11 Hindoo comment on the Scriptures, 4 women, custom of, 104 Historical notice of Merchant Tailors' School, 9, 31 Chamber, 193, 235
the Court of Star Westminster Col
lege, 137, 153 History, study of, 59 Holbein and his Works, I., 2-II., 17 Home-directed charity, 46 Horn, custom of holding lands by a, 99, 109
Horne, Bishop, remark by, 112' Hospitals, account of, I., 11-II., 27— III. 54-IV., 61
How to deal with diseases, 32 Hope, 155
Human race, progress of the, 11 wisdom and human ignorance,
61 Humane man, the, 188 Hymn, by Crabbe, 232
B
Narrow-mindedness, 131'
Natural history and management of cage birds, 29, 69, 132, 148, 212 Nature, gladness of,
knowledge of, 42
remarkable sounds in, 135, 215 study of, 62
and human life, 214 Navigators, old English, 139, 197 Neglected opportunities, 188 Nests, curious situations of, 219 New year, thoughts on the, 3 Niagara, the falls of, 187 Nightingale, natural history of the, 148
Object-lessons, moral influence of, 216 Occupation for the pensive hour, 48 Oil, action of, on waves, 187 Omnipresence, 216 Opinions of the ancients on life and death, 46 Over-anxiety, 181
Pain and patience, 62 Percival, lines by, 240 Philosophy justly appreciated, £2 Physician, anecdote of a, 21 Plant-like animals, VII., 44 Plato's remark on the chief good, 93 pursuit of virtue,
144 Plotinus, remark by, 53 Pollok, lines by, 184, 219, 229 Poussin and his Works, I., 130-II., 146-III., 170
Pride, 32
Principles and facts, 64 Problems, Curious Chess, VI., 8,- VII., 56,-VIII., 112,-IX., 136,- X. 144,-XI., 196,—XII., 232 M. Calvi's, 21 Proverb, an Arabic, 59 Prudent advice, 82, 140 Prying into the future, 108 Public spectacles and games among the Romans, 151, 191
Banners, early English, 52, 92 Barber Surgeous' company, charter granted to the, 17 Bath-heater, Italian, 69 Bayswater, conduit-head at, 189 Bernacle-goose tree, 5 Beverley Minster, north-west view, 225 Birds, cage, 29, 132, 148, 212
nests, in singular situations, 219, 220
Boar's head, presentation of the, 109 Boarstall horn, the, 109 Brachionus urceolarins, 44 Bridge, iron, at Sunderland, 241 Bullfinch, the, 132
Harbour of Marseilles, 233 Hartlepool. Durham, 113 Helmsley Castle, Yorkshire, 41 Henry VIII. granting a charter, from the picture by Holbein, 17 Holbein, wife and children of, 1 picture by, 17 Horns, ancient, 100, 109 House of the Nuus at Chichen Itza, 73 Uxmal, 33
Talkativeness, 144
Taste for the sublime and beautiful, 108 Teeth, the, 141
Temperance, the office of, 62 Thankfulness, 219
Theobalds, royal palace of, 65 Thoughts on the New Year, 3 charity, 115
Thrush, the song, natural history of the,
212
Time, improvement of, 224 value of, 134 Toil, the fruits of, 64 True and false zeal. 19 Trust in God, 240, 243 Truth, guesses at, 188, 196, 214, 229,
240
insensibility to, 53
the vantage-ground of, 214 Turner, Sharon, remarks by, 59 Tyrol, Sketches of the, I., 161–II., 249
Understanding, enlargement of the, 32 Useless speculations, 21
Value of time, 134
Vantage ground of truth, 214 Vegetable kingdom, the, 59 Viitue, homage of the world to, 62
Walter and William, 134
Liverymen of London, costume of, 125 Lomuitzer Head, one of the Carpa- thians, 97 London, Drapers' hall, 205 the Guildhall, 121 Liverymen of, 125 Merchant Tailors' hall, 201 school, 9
Louvestein, Castle of, 25 Lyons, view of, 185 cathedral at, 209
Manor Palace, York, 105 Marseilles, harbour and signal-tower at, 233 Merchant Tailors' school, 9 hall, 201 Monte Steivio, pass of, 165
Nests, birds', in singular situations, 219.220 Nightingale, the, 148 Noah's Sacrifice, from the picture by Poussin, 169 Nucleolites patella, 180 Nuns, House of the, at Uxmal, 33 Chichen Itza, 73 Pageants, ancient, "wild men" of the, 128
Pass of Monte Stelvio, 165 Pictures by Holbein, 1, 17 Poussin, 129, 145, 169
Planaria hepatica, 45 Plant-like animals, 44, 45 Portrait of Hugo Grotius, 13 Nicholas Poussin, 129 Prince of Wales's feathers, ancient form of the. 228 Pusey horn, the, 100
Railway, Atmospheric, vacuum pipe and driving carriage, 60, 61, 85 bird's nest on a, 219 Redstarts, nesting-place of a pair of,
220
Roche Abbey, Yorshire, 177, 179 Rotherham Church, Yorkshire, 217 Rotifer vlgaris, 44 Royal Palace at Theobalds, 65
Waves, action of oil upon, 187 Weather, coutemplations on the, 195 Westminster College, historical notice of, 137, 153
Whately, Archbishop, remarks by, 131, 155
Who is my neighbour? 56, 181 Wilson, Dr. Thomas, Bishop of Sodor and Man, some account of, 238 remarks by, 232 Winchester, Bishop Andrews of, 221 Wisdom, true, 32
-and false, 184 the most certain possession, 93 without virtue, 100 and nature contrasted, 53 Wordsworth, sonnet by. 172
other extracts from, 192,
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