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Gardener's Magazine, 280, 441. Geographical Annual,
730. Georgian Era, 41. Gell's (Sir W.) Pompeiana,
616. Gibson's (T. A.) Etymological Geography, 648.
Gilbert Gurney, 757. Gil Blas de la Jeunesse, 552.
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25. Harry Calverley, 326. Hartley's Oratorical Class-
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Picturesque Annual, 710; Book of Beauty, 773. Hector
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andria, Damascus, &c., 610. Holland's (I.) Cruciana,
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540.
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Jacquemont's (V.) Journey in India, 360. Jameson's
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stone's (Rev. E.) Life of Christ, 279. Jones's (Rev. J.)
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Journal of the Asiatic Society Transactions of ditto,
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Father, 821.
Kean, Edmund, Life of, 339, 357. Keepsake, 739.
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Kennedy's (J. P.) Horse-Shoe Robinson, 402. Kent-
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LEL's Vow of the Peacock, 673. Lewis's (G, C.)|
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the Ancient Egyptians, discussed by M. Paravey, 199.
Back (Capt.), Notice of, on Red River, 540; his Arrival
at Liverpool, 588; some Particulars of his Expedition
in Search of Capt. Ross, 602, 635.
Central African Expedition, latest Account of, 761.
Euphrates' Expedition, 89, 425, 619.
Pacific and North and South America, Expedition to, 795
West Coast of Africa, Expedition to survey, 795.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arsenical Poison, Antidote to, 556. Astronomical Notices
for 1835, 25.
Boguslawski's Comet, Particulars relative to, 572.
Celestial Phenomena, 10, 74, 135, 200, 281, 344, 410, 489,
556. Chronometers, Admiralty Notice respecting Trials
of them, 43. Coal Mines in Belgium, Produce of, 667.
Coal-tar Gas, Important Discovery respecting, 250.
Combustible Fossils in France, 666.
Egyptian Mummy, Accounts of one recently unrolled,
425. Electro-Magnetism, Experiments in, 634.
Gallery of Practical Science-Oxyhydrogen Microscope,
715.
Halley's Comet, History of, 506; its present Appearance,
619; Notes on, 660.
Indian Coins, Notices of Mr. Honiberger's valuable Col-
lection, 619.
Mexican Antiquities, Notice of some recently discovered,
650. Motion of the Sun through Space, interesting
Paper on, 394.
Pneumatic Railway, Detailed Account of the, 457. Pro-
gress of Scientific Improvements, 714. Representative
Chart of England and Wales, 425. Royal Dispensary
for Diseases of the Ear, Anniversary of, 280, 297.
Ross (Sir J.), Capt. Sabine's Notice of his Mistakes, 810.
Scientific Intelligence from Germany, 457. Submarine
Register Barometer, a new Invention, 778, 795. Sun's
Rays, on the Composition of, 43.
Water, on the Supply of, to the Metropolis, 360, 377, 394.
LITERARY AND LEARNED.
MEETINGS OF LEARNED BODIES.
Literary Fund, 171, 361, 395, 427. London University, 330.
Northern Society of Antiquaries, 26.
Royal Asiatic Society, 75, 106, 135, 233, 312, 328, 410, 442,
474, 795. Royal Society, 27, 58, 75, 90, 120, 153, 170,
186, 233, 297, 344, 746, 761, 778, 795, 810. Royal So-
ciety of Literature, 90, 281, 297, 313, 344, 411, 761.
Society of Antiquaries, 27, 44, 75, 90, 106, 120, 137, 170,
186, 200, 217, 234, 267, 281, 298, 313, 330, 344, 377, 410,
746, 761, 778, 795, 810.
Ancient Egypt, Herodotus quoted on, 120.
Phrenology, discussed at the French Academy of Sci- Documents preserved by our ancient Nobility and Gentry,
Prussian Literature, information relative
to the present state of, 489.
Vesuvius, in a state of Eruption, described, 602.
375. Standard French Works, 408, 455. Standard
Novels, 311, 441, 619. Stanley, a Tale, 441. State of Excavations in the Neighbourhood of Rome, 552.
the Nation, 279. State Papers, under the authority of Gas, Inflammable, not a modern discovery, 569.
his Majesty's Commission, 225, 246.
Steam to
Facts on the Situation of Turkey, 634.
ences, 198.
Steedman's (A.) Wanderings in Southern
India, 669.
Africa, 468. Stephen's (Geo.) Manuscripts of Erdély,
41. Stepney's (Lady) Heir Presumptive, 67. Stewart's
(R. B.) Outlines of Botany, 540. Stewart's (J.) Advice
to Purchasers of Horses, 666. Stickney's (Miss) Poetry
of Life, 642. Stilling (Heinrich), his Childhood, Youth-
ful Years, &c., 102, 662. Stirling on the Countries be
tween Persia and India, 601. Stolterforth's (A. von)
Rhenish Minstrel, 296. Strickland's (Miss) Pilgrims of
Walsingham, 277. Strong's (Rev. C.) Sonnets, 451.
Student's Cabinet Library, 441. Sturm (C.) on the
Solution of Numerical Equations, 619. Sturge's Guide
to Draughts, 249. Styles's (R.) Poems, 540. Sunday-
ARTS AND SCIENCES.
MEETINGS OF SCIENTIFIC BODIES.
Astronomical Society, 42, 56, 185, 233, 328, 457, 746. Ar-
chitectural Society, 715.
British Association for the Advancement of Science, Fifth
Meeting at Dublin, 513, 529, 552, 570, 585, 696.
College of Physicians, 73, 137, 281, 742.
Elementary Education in France, Report on, 746.
History and Statistics of Sweden, 490.
Literature, Government Encouragement of, 170.
Phrenology, Cards to Illustrate, 58.
Salt's Egyptian Antiquities, Sale of, 442.
University Intelligence, every week.
FINE ARTS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Alfred Crowquill's Memorandum-Book, 28. Allan's Sir
W. Scott, by Burnet, 187, Allen's (Lieut.) Views in
the Island of Ascension, 218. Amulet Illustrations,
761. Athenæum Club, Portraits of its Members, 716.
Autograph Portfolio, 411.
Beattie's (Dr.) Scotland, Illustrated, 636; Switzerland,
Illustrated, 138, 345, 683. Biblical Keepsake, 684. Bo-
nington's Knight Templar, by Reynolds, 75. Book of
Bostock's Earl of Wilton, by C. Turner,
Gems, 698.
636.
Bristow's
Boxall's Cordelia, by Bromley, 315.
Jack Hall, the Eton Fisherman, by Graves, 202. Burns'
Works, Landscape Illustrations to, 27. Buss's Time
and Tide wait for no Man, by Rolls, 345.
Cabinet of Engravings, 122. Cabinet of Modern Art, 779.
Cadman's School Stenography, 667. Caricatures, 28,
122, 572. Carucci's Last Supper, Etching from, 234.
Carlyle's Furness Abbey, by Day and Haghe, 138.
Caveler's Select Specimens of Gothic Architecture, 650.
Chalon's Consequence of driving things off," by
Rolls, 762. Chimpanze, Portrait of, 779. Chinnery's
Rev. C. Gutzlaff, by R. J. Lane. Collas' (M. A.) Trésor
de Numismatique et de Glyptique, 282. Cooper's Stu-
dies of Cattle, 91. Cowper's Works, Illustrations to,
Grimshawe's edition, 218, 557. Cruickshank's (F.) Por-
trait of J. J. Audubon, by Turner, 91. Cruikshank's
Sketch Book, 154, 731. Cooper's Richard III. and Earl
of Richmond at the Battle of Bosworth, 811.
Everard's Flowers from Nature, 620. Exchequer Tally,
Fac-simile of one, 362.
Farrier's Loiterer, by Mr. Simons, 651. Finden's Byron
Beauties, 28, 121, 171; Landscape Illustrations of the
Bible, 268, 378. Fisher's Picturesque Illustrations of
Great Britain, &c. 378. Forget-Me-Not Illustrations,
684. Forrester's Portuguese Scenery, 572. Friedel's
Lithographic Drawing and Printing, 620. Friendship's
Offering Illustrations, 667.
Gandee's Instructor in Ornamental Painting, 315. Gil-
bert's Scenery in the Neighbourhood of Lymington, by
Haghe, 235, 716. Gould's (J.) Monograph of the Family
of Kamphastidæ, 44. Grant's Views of Elgin Cathe-
Guercino's
dral, 490. Grant's Penny Wedding, 589.
Queen Esther, by Miss Cole, 187. Gallery of Modern
British Artists, 811. Golden Age, the, 830.
Hancock's Lord Middleton, &c. by Giller, 202; Mundig,
the Winner of the Derby, by Lewis, 475. Harding's
Corsair's Isle, by Lucas, 684. Haydon's Spanish Nun,
by Bromley, 635. Hayter's Hon. Mrs. Norton, by Gel-
ler, 131. Heath's Gallery of British Engravings, 268;
Picturesque Annual Illustrations, 698; Book of Beauty
Illustrations, 761. Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane,
ornée de Vignettes, 411. Holmes's Lord Byron, by
Ryall, 603. Hullmandell's Lithographic Drawing-
Inskipp's Sketches from Nature, by Wagstaff, 76, 235, 811.
Jennings's Landscape Annual, 557, 603. Jones's Sir F.
Freeling, by C. Turner, 345. Jones's Tribunal of the
Inquisition, by Egan, 362. Johnson's (Dr.) Life and
Times, Illustrations of, 362.
Kidd's Cottage Musicians, by Carlos, 345.
Landscape and Coast Scenery of Ireland, 362. Landscape
Annual Illustrations, 698. Landseer's (E.) Little Red-
Riding Hood, by Robinson, 443. Lawrence's Lady
Selina Meade, by Doo, 762. Laurence's Prof. Tiede-
mann, 779. Lewis's (J. F.) Spanish Mendicant, by
G. Lewis, 268; Sketches and Drawings of the Alham-
bra, 396. Liverseege's Works, Engravings from, 171.
Lodge's Portraits and Memoirs, 27, 557. Lord Chief-
Justice Tyndal (the Right Hon.) 830.
M'Clise's Miss Landon, by Finden, 779. Mackenzie's
Memorials of Oxford, by Le Keux, 171, 378, 589.
Magna Charta, Copied from the British Museum, by
Netherclift, 557. Martin's (J.) Crucifixion, 91; De-
stroying Angel, by A. Martin, 636; Illustrations of the
Bible, 411. Measor's Joseph Wolff, 411. Melling's
Attack of a Baggage-Wagon at Naseby Field, 345.
Meyer's British Birds, 187. Milton's Works, Embel-
lishments of, 589. Minasi's Pen-and-Ink Drawing of
Mr. Balfe, 779. Members of the Athenæum Club, 811.
Negelen's Guilia Grisi, by Lane, 378.
362, 589. Storers' (J. and H. S.) Fountain's Abbey, 122. |
Swain's Memoirs of Henry Liverseege, 540. Scharf's
Views in the Zoological Gardens, 811.
Taylor's Remains of St. Stephen's Chapel, by Picken,
138. Thrupp's Outlines from Coleridge's Ancient Ma-
riner, 557. Townshend's, Lord Charles, Pictures, Sale
of, 234. Treatise on Painting, by Leonardo da Vinci,
699. Turner's (C.) Wm. Brockedon, Esq. 345.
Walton and Cotton's Complete Angler, Illustrated, 44.
Wareham's Map of Palestine, 620. Watson's Dr.
Thomson, by Hodgett, 138. West's Gallery of Paint-
ings, by H. Moses, 589. Williams's (R. J.) History of
the Art of Sculpture in Wood, 588. Wine and Wal-
nuts, New Graphic Work by the Author of, 698.
Winkle's Cathedrals, 59, 171, 411. Wood's Dr. John-
son, Physician to the King, by Phillips, 541. Wyatt's
Fair Forester, by Doo, 427. Woolnoth's (T. A.) Prayer,
by T. Woolnoth, 811.
Aders (Mr.) his Pictures removed for Sale, 490. Ancient
Art, splendid Collection, 474.
Banti's Statue of Bonaparte, 314. British Gallery, 330,
345. British Institution, 91, 106, 121, 137, 154, 796.
List of Pictures Sold, 267. Burford's Panorama of
Jerusalem, 218.
David's Pictures, 314.
Glover's Views in Van
Daniell's Elephant Hunting, 508.
Gallery of British Art, 635.
Diemen's Land, 427.
Lawrence Gallery, 427, 508. Leyland's Model of Kil-
meny, 235.
Martin's Deluge, at the Louvre, 345.
Pall Mall Gallery, 557,
Rippingille's Progress of Drukenness, 314. Royal Aca-
demy, 298, 314, 330, 345, 361, 378, 395, 410; Distribu-
tion of Prizes at, 796.
Society of British Artists, 171, 187, 202, 217, 234. Society
of Painters in Water-Colours, 267, 282, 300.
Thom's Sculpture, 91.
Wyatt's Sculpture, 75.
Architectural Society Conversazione, 59. Artists Bene-
volent Fund Dinner, 282, 314. Artists' General Bene-
volent Fund Dinner, 330, 362.. Artists' and Amateurs'
Conversazione, 779.
Baily's Group of Mother and Child, 121.
Carew's Statue of Kean, Notice of, 525.
pital, Mr. Brockedon's Present to, 218.
Fine Arts, as connected with Manufactures, Parliamentary
Committee appointed to inquire into, 508, 556, 572.
French Sculpture, Notice of two Specimens, 299.
Knight's Patent Pen-Holder, 138.
Medal struck in honour of Sir John Soane, Presentation
of, 201.
National Gallery, Death of Nelson not over the Portico,
330. New Houses of Parliament, Remarks on the Site
of, &c. 603. Nixon's Monumental Group, Notice of,
557.
Pompeil. Important Discoveries at, 75.
Royal Academicians, Meeting of, 716; Selection of, 106.
Statue to William IV. proposed to be erected in Greenwich
Park, 731.
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Versions from the German, by L. E. L. 11, 28, 44, 59, 91,
138, 154, 202; by Sir E. Brydges, 28; Richard Howitt,
651; Robert Montgomery, 299; C. Swain, 603, 651,667,
748; Tyrone Power, 475; G. P. R. James, 830.
Copyright in Foreign Operas, 218.
Musical Universal Language, M. Sudre's Lecture on, 443.
Organ at St. Dunstan's Church, Notice of, 13.
Royal Academy of Music, the King's Scholarships awarded,
Oriental Annual Illustrations, 747.
Parris's Hon. Mrs. Norton, by Bromley, 75; Lady Bless-
ington, by Gillier, 345; First Affection, by Lupton,
345. Pictures Painted in Oil, on the Preservation and
Restoration of, 411. Ponsford's Dr. Marsh, Bp. of
Peterborough, by Reynolds, 458. Porter's (Sir R. K.) Mr. Blagrove's 315. Mdlle. Bonnais, 219. Mrs. Bridg-
Cavalry forcing a Pass, by Smith, 315. Prentis's Ele-
venth Hour, by Bromley 458. Prout's Venice, by Le
Keux, 75. Presentation of a Vase to Mr. Hilton, 830.
Rembrandt's Woman taken in Adultery, by Phillips,
762. Rhodes's Views of Belvoir Castle, 411. Richard-
son's Castles of the English and Scottish Borders, 122.
Rome and its surrounding Scenery, 411. Roscoe's
Wanderings through North Wales, 202, 378, 650. Rules
for Expanding and Diminishing Drawings, 811.
Scriven's Shakespeare, from a Picture in the Duke of
Buckingham's possession, 572. Shaw's Specimens of
Elizabethan Architecture, 378. Smith's British and
Foreign Dogs, 300, 557, 667. Stanfield's Coast Scenery,
man's, 363. Miss Chambers's, 123. Miss Clarkson's and
Mr. Ribas', 252. Concerts of Ancient Music, 315, 347,
378, 172, 203, 235. Miss Dicken's, 363. Mr. Eliason's,
139, 412. The Misses Elouis', 459. Hanover Square
Rooms. 475. Messrs. Haydon and Russell's, 235. Mr.
Mr.
Herz's, 412. Mr. Holmes', 396. Mr. King's, 363.
Lewy's, 379. Mr. Mori's, 347, 396. Miss Pelzler's, 139.
Mr. C. Potter's, 347. Philharmonic Society, 139. Royal
Academy of Music, 171, 251. Mr. Sedlatzek's, 347.
Societa Armonica, 188, 236, 300, 347, 363. Vocal So-
ciety, 60, 107, 123, 155, 187, 218.
New Publications, 13, 139, 283, 428, 458, 475, 509, 558, 573,
604, 763.
H. Bankes, Esq., 12. Blanchard, 315. Col Bour
762. Mr. Jas, Drummond, 762. Rev. M. Dra
Mr. D. Egerton, 491. Francis Goodwin, Esq. 6
E. Graves, 622. Miss L. M. Hawkins, 762. M: T
Heaphy, 762. Mrs. Hemans, 331. James Her
Dr. Hooper, 300. H. D. Inglis, 203 Charles LE
Robert Lemon, Esq., 491. W. Linley, Esq., 300. 14
W. Long, 491. Rev. Dr. M‘Crie, 573. Dr. McC
572. Rev. T. M. Malthus, 12. T. J. Mathias, L
573. Mr. Mathews, 423. Mr. Mitchell, 72
Murray, Esq., 12. G. S. Newton, Esq., 5 L
O'Brien, 428. Richard Sharp, Esq., 235, MT. S
ler, Esq., 509. Mr. Thos. Taylor, 762. Dan Teis
de Trueba, 651. Lieut.-Col Tod, 763. Mr. J. I
Wilson, 763. Charles Coote, Esq. 830.
SKETCHES OF SOCIETY.
Almanacks, various, 699, 716. Ancient Tomb disser
in Lombardy, 331. Archeology-Magnificent Bat
at Bourdeaux, 411. Byron (Lord) an unpaire
Letter of, 60. Dean (Mr.) The Submarine Feriper
283. Dongolah Tale, 747. Elephant Shooting
lon, 636. Garrick Club Gallery, account of, 731
cian Antiquities discovered by recent Excavacio
Athens, 251. Indian Quakers, or Sads, 155. Lar
Monument to them at Truro, 12. Literary Mar
362, Naturalists' Club Dinner, 122. Notes &
Names, 651. Panorama of King George's Sound
Pug's Aeronautic Flight, 345. Royal Society of Lar
jure, Munificent Bequest of Prince Hoare, Esq.
Sketches of Natural History, 122, 621. Soment
Significant? 491. Stevens (Geo. Alex.) Characters
Letter of, 45. Vesuvius in a State of Eruption. £
Washington (General) projected Monument to, 70
Adelaide Street Gallery, 76. Model of Abbotsford,
Titian's Venus, exhibited in Pall Mall, 24. Di
348. Mr. Rippingelle's Pictures, 348. Industr
Fleas, ibid. Salt's Egyptian Antiquities, 412. Mode
Palestine, ibid. Aerial Ship, 444 Mr. Deane's m
cued Articles from the Royal George Wreck, 453 Gr
morama, ibid. Colosseum, ibid.
Dramatic Review-Master Fred's Criticisms, 13. Fr
Play's, 61, 140, 156, 172, 188, 283, 364. Progin i
Improvement, 123.
Adams's Astronomical Lectures, 172, 188.
A Clear Case, 812. Affair of Honour, 188 Agnes St.
812. Beau Ideal, 733. Bronze Horse, 811. Carmila
269. Castilian Nobleman and the Contrabandista, 7.
Cavaliers and Roundheads, 668 Celestia, 22. Če
Beauties, 188. Carmelites, 779. Cousin Joseph, 38
Covenanters, 525. Death and the Doctor, 107. "Dacre
Death, 605. Dream at Sea, 763. Father's Crime,
Hazard of the Die, 123. Hearts and Diamonds, 18.
Humpbacked Lover, the, 796. I and my Dute
396. Inheritance, 763. I Puritani, 332. Jewess, 74
King's Command, 690. King's Seal, 45. King's Was
61. Lestocq, 139. Love in a Cottage, 637. Ma
Croissey, 475. Mandrin, 637. Muleteer's Vos, d
My Fellow Clerk, 269. Mysterious Family, E
late Friend, 541. My Daughter, 796. New Actress, 2
No Plot without Danger, 589. Not a Word, 76
to the Continent, 61. Old and Young Stagers. A
Old Oak Tree, 558. Patrician and Parveau, 38
Poacher and his Dog, 763. Rival Pages, 6.5. Rate
Macaire, 156. Sadak and Kalasrade, . Scent
Confusion, 29. Schoolfellows, the, 123 Shadow
the Wall, 269. Siege of Rochelle, 9. Spirit of th
Bell, 379. Stage-Struck, 779. Travelling Carrage,
Why don't she Marry? 108. Woman's Faith,
Yellow Kids, 685. French Company, 812 King O
796. Minerali, 831. Doves in a Cage, 851. Barbus a
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