Combe's Constitution of Man, anecdote

regarding, 69.

Congress, the library of, in America, 67.
Cookery, low state of, in Scotland, 407.
Copyright Act, the, its provisions regard-
ing furnishing books to Public Lib-
raries, 68.

Cotton, threatened failure of the supply
of, 118.

COWPER, SPENCER, THE CASE OF, 19.
Coxe, Archdeacon, the historian, 246.
CRAMMING SYSTEM, THE, 624.

Cranmer, character and work of, 172.
Cunningham, Allan, his ballad forgeries,
456.

Cuthbert, Archbishop of Canterbury, 12.
Danby, Mr F., the paintings of, 213.
Dates, general consumpton of, through-
out Persia, 351.

Davis, Sergeant, the case of, 451.
Death of Featherstonhaugh, the, Surtee's
ballad of, 455.

Deduction and Induction, errors of Mr

Buckle regarding, 590.

DEMISE OF THE INDIAN ARMY, THE, 100.
DEMOCRACY TEACHING BY EXAMPLE, 395.
Derby, Lord, the means by which his
Adminstrations were overthrown, 115.
Desima, the Dutch settlement at, 615.
Dibdin's Library Companion, 449.
DISCOVERERS, HOW THE WORLD TREATS,
545.

DISRUPTION OF THE UNION, THE, 125.
DOCTOR'S FAMILY, THE, Part I., 420-

Part II., 525-Part III., 689.
Dodd, Dr, Somerville and Carlyle on,
254, 255.

Dodo, the song of the, 474.

Drama, the, Government neglect of, in

England, and its state in Weimar, 601.
Dress, modern atrocities of, 89 et seq.
Drummond, Henry, his character and
friendship for Wolff, 145 et seq.
Dublin, the meeting of the Social Science
Association in, 464 et seq.
Duluc, M., on canine madness, 230.
Dyce, Mr, George Herbert by, 218.
DYSPEPSIA, MEDITATIONS ON: No. I., the

Malady, 302-No. II., the Cure, 406.
Education, the modern mania for, 406.
Edward VI., progress of the Reformation
under, 172.

Eel-Khanee, the, a Persian chief, 352

et seq.
EGLINTON, THE LATE EARL OF, 642-and

the Galway Contract, 123.
Elizabeth, progress of Puritanism under,
174 persecutions under, 176.
Elphege, Archbishop of Canterbury, and
his martyrdom, 16.

Elphinston, Lord, the Persian expedition
organised under, 346.

English, physical capabilities, &c., of the,
302, et seq.

English Church, Dr Hook's History of
the, 3 et seq.

FAREWELL OF THE SEAL, THE, &c., 32.
FECHTER IN HAMLET AND OTHELLO, 744.
FERREY'S RECOLLECTIONS OF N. A. W.

PUGIN, &c., review of, 670.
Finances, the Indian, 109.

Flaxman, the residence of, at Rome, 382.
FLUNKEYISM, ON, 731.

Flying Dutchman, the, Wagner's drama
of, 604.

Food, errors of Mr Buckle on the sub-
ject of, 583.

Forbes, Edward, extracts, &c., from the
memoirs of, 472.

Foster, Mr Birket, the paintings of, 204.
France, present position of absolutism
in, 397-warlike tendencies of, and
danger from them, 608.
Frankfort, sketches of, 598.
Froude, Mr, his picture of Henry VIII.,
170-his portrait of Cranmer, 172.
Galileo, the alleged persecution of, 545.
Galway Contract, the decision on the, 123.
Gare Loch, scenery of the, 479.
George II., the Royal library bequeathed
to the British Museum by, 70.
Germany, the mineral springs of, and

their value in dyspepsia, 415 et seq.-
the movement for a fleet in, 608 et seq.
Gibson, Mr, on the benefits of residence
in Rome to the Art-Student, 381, 382.
Gladstone, Mr, his budget, 117 et seq.-

his character, &c., as a speaker, 119.
Good manner, a, distinction between, and
good manners, 155.

Great Britain, her position with regard
to the United States, 125.
Greco Café at Rome, the, and its fre-
quenters, 381.

Gregory, Mr, his motion on the Galway
Contract, 123, 124.

Gregory, Pope, his mission to England, 5.
Hakluyt Book Club, the, 458.
Hall, Marshall, the Memoirs of, 549 et
seq.-sketch of his career, 550.
Hamlet, Fechter's representation of, 744.
Harvard Library in America, the, 67.
Harvey, the reception of his discovery,
546-method by which his discovery
was made, 595.

Haslewood, Joseph, and his connection
with the Roxburghe Club, 447.
Haughton, the execution of, under Henry
VIII., 170.

Havelock, General, his arrival in Persia,
359.

Havelock the Dane, the reprint of, 448.
Hebbel, drama founded on the Niebel-
ungen Lied by, 602.

Henry VIII., influence and position of,
as regards the Reformation, 168 et seq.
-his character and objects, 170.
Henry IV., the Emperor, Biedermann's
drama of, 605.

Henry, Dr, Gilbert Stuart on, 249.
Herat, its supposed importance, and the
origin of the differences between Per-
sia and England, 343.

Hereditary Transmission, errors of Mr
Buckle regarding, 588.

HIGHLANDS, THREE DAYS IN THE, 256.
Hiogo, the port of, in Japan, 621, 622.
Hoffbauer, leader of the popular party in
the Austrian Church, 142.

HOOK'S ARCHBISHOPS OF CANTERBURY, 1.
HORACE, ODE I. 16, TRANSLATION OF, 640.
Houses of Parliament, Pugin's share in
the, 685.

Hunt, Mr, the water-colour paintings of,
203-Mr Holman, painting by, 215-
Captain, his Journal of the Persian
war, 343.

Hunter, John, Mr Buckle on, 595.
Hydropathy as a cure for dyspepsia, 413.
Hydrophobia, vulgar errors regarding,
222-in man, 224 et seq.

Iliad, the, resemblances between, and the
Niebelungen Lied, 692.

Imperial Library at Paris, origin of the,
70.

Inchmahome, sketches of, 492.

Independents, rise of the, in England,
175.

India, the true defence of, against Rus-
sia, 343 et seq.

INDIAN ARMY, THE DEMISE OF THE, 100.
Indian Civil Service, the new system of
the, 107.

Induction and Deduction, Mr Buckle
on, 592.

INLAND SEA OF JAPAN, THE, 613.
Inns, Scottish, cookery in, 409.
Irish Archæological Society, the, 458.
Jacob, General, his services in Persia,
359, 362.

Jaenbert, Archbishop of Canterbury, 12,

13.

JAPAN, THE INLAND SEA OF, 613.

Jenner, the reception of his discovery,
547.

Jews, the modern, various opinions re-
garding, 139.

Johnson, Dr, on manners, 155.
Jolly, Bishop Robert, sketch of, 440.
Jones, Captain, resident at Bushire, 346

et seq.

JUDICIAL PUZZLES: SPENCER COWPER'S
CASE, 19.

Karun river, expedition up the, 360.
Katrine, Loch, 487.

Knocktarlitie, sketches at, 479.
Knox's Spirit of Despotism, anecdote
regarding, 69.

Laing, Mr, on the depot system in re-
gard to India, 110.

Landscape, the English school of, 208.
Landseer, the animal pictures of, 211.
Laud, Archbishop, Arminianism intro-
duced by, 175.

Lawrence, Mr, on hydrophobia, 230.
Lee, Mr, the paintings of, 209-Rev. W.,
his editing of Somerville's autobio-
graphy, 255.

L'Estrange, anecdotes, &c., from, 459.
Libraries, public, their formation, &c., 65.
Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology, the,
458.

Liebig's theory of food, adoption of, by

Mr Buckle, 583.

Liver, error of Mr Buckle regarding the,
585.

LOCHS, AMONG THE, Chap. I., Knock-

tarlitie, 479-Chap. II., The Trosachs,
485-Chap. III., Inchmahome, 492.
Lohengrin, Wagner's drama of, 604.
Lomond, Loch, 485, 486.

Louis Philippe, circumstances of his over-
throw, 79.

Lungs, the, their relations to the liver,
586.

Macaulay, T. B., his account of the case
of Sarah Stout, 24-his portrait of
Cranmer, 172.

MAD DOGS, I., Vulgar Errors, 222-II.,
Hydrophobia in man, 224-III., Origin
of the disease, 227-IV., Signs of mad-
ness, 228-V., Stories of rabid dogs
and cats, 233-VI., The poison and its
history, 236.

Magliabecchi, the librarian, 75.
Mahomed Yusuf, Khan of Herat, 344.
Maitland Book Club, the, 458.

Malet, Colonel, death of, at Bushire, 348.
MANNERS, ON, 154.

Mary, Queen, the reign of, 173.
Mary, Queen of Scots, the scene of her
childhood at Inchmahome, 494.
Matsys, Quentin, and his works, 365, 366.
Method, Mr Buckle on, 594.
Microscope, the, errors of Mr Buckle
regarding, 587.

Mineral waters, value of, as a cure for
dyspepsia, 414 et seq.

Miracles, Dean Hook on, 1.

Missionary enterprise, modern forms of,
146.

Mohummerah, the expedition against,
359 et seq.

MONBODDO, THE Memory of, 363.
Monteith, the lake of, 493.

More, Sir Thomas, the martyrdom of, 171.
Mother, the, Mr Buckle on her influence,
590.

Moyam, adventure of Wolff at, 149.
Muller on the relations between the
lungs and the liver, 586.
Nagasaki, the scenery of, 614.
Napier, Right Hon. Joseph, his address
at the Social Science meeting, 475.
Napoleon III., his proscription of the
Duc d'Aumale's letter, 78.

Nash, Mr, illustrations of the Pilgrim's
Progress by, 202.
Nationalism, the rise of, in the English
Church, 168 et seq.

Nearchus, the voyage of Alexander's
fleet under, 345.

New York Times, the, on the disruption
of the States, 130.

Newton, Mr, the paintings of, 204.
Newton's discovery of gravitation, Mr
Buckle on, 593.

Nicolin, M., the case of, 231.
Niebelungen Lied, the, 602.
NORMAN SINCLAIR, Part XVII., 34—
Conclusion, 178.

North, Roger, his Discourse on Trade,
69.

Northcote, Sir Stafford, his speech on
the Budget, 121.

Offa, King, struggle between, and the
Archbishop of Canterbury, 13.
Ohosaka, the town of, in Japan, 620 et
seq.

O'Neil, Mr, the paintings of, 214.
Oriental Translation Fund, the, 458.
ORLEANS MANIFESTO, THE, 77.
Orpheus in the Infernal Regions, the
farce of, 607.

Othello, Fechter's representation of, 748.
Outram, Sir James, appointed to com-
mand the Persian expedition, and his
operations, 353 et seq.

Paganism, long hold of, in England, 17.
Painter, the, advantages of residence at
Rome to, 385.

Paper-duties, the abolition of the, 119–
Lord Brougham on their repeal, 466.
Parker Society, the, 458.

Paton, Noel, his Luther at Erfurt, 216.
Paulinus, Archbishop of York, 9.
Penance, the system of, as introduced
into the English Church, 11.
Percy Society, the, 458.

Persia, general decay throughout, 351.
PERSIAN WAR OF 1856-57, THE, 343.
PHAETHON, 372.

Pickersgill, Mr, painting by, 215.
Pierquin, M., on canine madness, 234.
Pius VII., Pope, and Wolff, 142.
Portraits, the English school of, 215.
Pre-Raphaelites, the school of the, and
their eccentricities, 201-landscapes
by the, 208.

Pre-Raphaelitism, decline of, 207.
President, position of the, in the United
States, 398, 399.

Press, the, its importance and power, 77.
Propaganda, Joseph Wolff in the, 143.
Protestantism, Ernest Renan on, 637.
Prynne's Histrio Mastyx, 60.
PUGIN, AUGUSTUS WELBY, 670.
Pugin the elder, notices of, 674 et seq.
Puritans, the, their origin and rise in
England, 169, 174.

Quakers, the, their literature, &c., 28 et
seq.

Railways and railway travelling, 89, 91.
Ray Society, the, 458

REBELS, A MONTH WITH THE, 755.
RECANTATION, THE, from Horace, 640.
RECTOR, THE, 284.

Red Lions, origin of the, 473.

Reflex theory of nervous action, the re-
ception of the, 552.

Reformation in England, the circum-
stances which preceded it, &c., 168.
Religion, the development of, Dr
Vaughan on, 168.

Religious Revolutions in English His-
tory, Dr Vaughan on, 166.
RENAN, ERNEST, 626.

Revolutions in Religion in England, Dr
Vaughan on, 166.

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, art principles laid
down by, 201-on the advantages of
residence at Rome to the art-student,
385.

Roberts, Mr, the paintings of, 210.
Robertson, Principal, Gilbert Stewart's
enmity to, 249-sketches of him by
Somerville, 250.

Rodgers, Dr, and the Wallace Monu-
ment, 281 et seq.

Romberg, case of hydrophobia from, 226.
ROME, THE ART-STUDENT IN, 381.
Romish Church, Wolff's connection
with the, 141.

Rowland's Letting of Humors Blood,
Scott's reprint of, 451.

Roxburghe Club, the, its origin, &c., 446

Ruskin, his denunciation of Rubens, and
answer to these, 366, 368-his esti-
mate of Pugin, 673.

Russia, supposed importance of Herat
to, 343-present position of absolut-
ism in, 397.

St Augustine's monastery, the origin of, 7.
St Peter and St Paul, the college of, at
Canterbury, 10.

St Philip Neri, anecdote of, 8.
Sanson, M., on canine madness, 230, 231,
232, 234, 235.

Science, modern tendencies of, toward
association, 463-errors of Mr Buckle
on, 583.

SCOTLAND AND HER ACCUSERS, 267-state
of cookery in, 407.

Scott, Sir Walter, and the Book Clubs,
450.

Sculptor, the, advantages of residence at
Rome to, 382.

Sculpture, the English school of, 216.
Sea-bathing as a cure for dyspepsia, 413.
SEAL, THE FAREWELL OF THE, 32.
SEARCH, THE, 640.

Sepoy army, the, its past services, 101—
the mutiny, 102-its reorganisation,
103 et seq.

Shakespeare Society, the, 458.
Shooja-ool-Moolk, the, a Persian leader,
352 et seq.-his defeat, 356-his de-
spatch of the battle, 357.
Shrewsbury, Lord, connection of, with
Pugin, 680, 681.

Simeon, Wolff's picture of, 137.
Simonosaki, a Japanese town, 617.
SIR CRESSWELL CRESSWELL, 597.
Slavery, the question of, as involved in
the American quarrel, 130.
Sloane, Sir Hans, the library of, the
foundation of the British Museum, 70.
Smallfield, Mr, the paintings of, 203.
Smith, Mr Collingwood, the paintings of,
204-Mr G., the Seven Ages by, 213.
SOCIAL SCIENCE, 463.

SOMERVILLE, REV. T., My own Life and
TIMES, BY, 240.

Spalding Book Club, the, 458.

Spottiswoode Society, origin of the, 441.
STAGE OF WEIMAR, THE, 598.
Stage-coaches, the old, 89.

Stalker, General, the Persian expedition
under, 346 et seq.-his death, 358.
Stanfield, Mr, the paintings of, 210.
Steel pens, denunciation of, 96.
Sterne, the plagiarisms of, from Burton,
325.

Stigand, Archbishop of Canterbury, 17.
Stolberg, Count, 141, 142.

Stopford, Colonel, death of, at Bushire,

348.

Stout, Sarah, trial of Spencer Cowper
for the supposed murder of, 19.
Strauss's Life of Christ, Ernest Renan
on, 635.

Stuart, Gilbert, sketches of, 247, 248.
Suwo Nada, the, or Inland Sea of Japan,
615.

Surplus, the question with regard to
the, 116 et seq.

Surtees, Robert, anecdotes and sketch
of, 454 et seq.
Surtees Society, the, 458.
Sydenham Society, the, 446, 458.
Ta Lien Wan, sketch of, 613.
Tallack's Quaker journey in America, 30.
Tannhauser, remarks on, 603 et seq.
Theodorus, Archbishop of Canterbury,
2, 9, 10.

Thorwaldsen, the residence of, at Rome,
382.

THREE DAYS IN THE HIGHLANDS, 256.
Tocaida of Japan, the, 620.
Tories, the, their present position and
prospects, 115.

Trosachs, the, sketches of, 485.

Tudors, state of England under the, 173.
Turkey, present position of absolutism
in, 397.

Turner, Sharon, his picture of Henry
VIII., 170.

UNION, THE DISRUPTION OF THE, 125.
United States, the, their public libraries,
66-threatened short supply of cotton
from, 118-their disruption, 125-the
weakness of the constitution as shown
by this, 127 et seq.-probable results
of secession, 129-lessons from the
present crisis in, 395-sketches of the
South, 755 et seq.--and of both sides in
the present war, 768.

VAUGHAN'S REVOLUTIONS IN ENGLISH
HISTORY, 166.

Vennachar, Loch, 492.

Vienna, parties in the Romish Church
in, 141.

Voluntaryism, rise of, in England, 175.
Wagner's Tannhauser, remarks on, 603
et seq.

Wallace Monument, the, its inaugura-
tion, &c., 280 et seq.

Ward, Mr, the death-scene of Charles II.,
by, 219.

Washington, the character, &c., of, 397,

398-his farewell address in its bear-
ings on the present crisis, 399, 403.
Water colour painting, the English school
of, 202.

WASSAIL: a Christmas story, Part I., 709.
Water-colour societies, the exhibitions of
the, 202.

Watson, Dr, on canine madness, 223,
224 et seq.

Webster, Dr, Somerville's picture of,
252-Carlyle's, 253.

WEIMAR, THE STAGE OF, 598-the Grand-
duke of, notices of, 599, 600 et seq.,
passim.

Wernerian Society, the, 458.
Westmacott, Mr, his lecture on the bene-
fits, &c., of residence in Rome to the
art-student, 381.

WHAT SEEMS TO BE HAPPENING JUST NOW
WITH THE POPE, 478.

Whigs, the, their present position and
prospects, 115.

Whitgift, the career of, 175.

William and the Wer Wolf, the reprint
of, 439..

Witherington, Mr, the paintings of, 209.
Wodrow Society, the, 458.
WOLFF, JOSEPH, 135.

Women, employment of, discussions at

the Social Science Congress on, 469.
Wood, Anthony, his character of Bur-
ton, 325, 326.

WORD, A, FROM A NEW DICTIONARY —
FLUNKEYISM, 731.

Worsley, P. S., Phaethon, by, 372-The
Recantation, 640-The Search, ib.
Youatt, Mr, on hydrophobia, 227, 228,
230, 232, 233, 237, 238-on rabies in
the cat, 236.