Bacchanalia Memorabilia, by Nimrod,

No. II., Results of Wine-bibbing, 225
-No. III., Drinking Experiences, 727
Bacon, his Character and Philosophy,
143-
- review of his Works, by Basil
Montagu, ibid.- review of his Cha-
racter, Life, and Works, by Thomas
Martin, ibid.

Baillie, Joanna; review of her Dramas,
236

Balaam-box, by M Vicar, 289

Barry Cornwall, 66-his Sapphic Verses
to a Leg of Mutton, 69
Bartholdy, Mendelssohn, 71
Beautiful Blonde, her song, 71
Birth of the infant Saviour; Song of the
Virgin Mary on that occasion, 715
Blessington, Lady, 10-a Maid of Ho-

Bowles, Rev. William Lisle; literary
sketch of, 300-his Letter to Yorke,
498-Yorke's Letter to him, 643—
Sonnet that might have been written
in May, by him, 737

Bride, the, by M. J. Chapman, 324
Brougham, Lord, 27-review of Wal-
lace's Observations, and Additional Ob-
servations, on his Discourse of Natural
Theology, 694

Browning, Robert; review of his Para-
celsus, 363

Brydges, Sir Egerton; Sonnets by him,
25, 40, 255-on the Charge that
Men of Genius and high Talents want
Judgment and practical Sense, 673
Bulwer, E. L., 9

Burnett, Mr. John, 31

Campbell, 68-Song by him, ibid.
Candour, purity, and disinterestedness
of the Whigs, 263
Carlyle, T., 22

Carmel, Sheep-shearing at, by M. J.
Chapman, 125

Cat-o'-nine-tails and Courts-martial, by
Ensign O'Donoghue, 539
Caunter, Rev. H., 15

Caw, another, from the Rookwood-
Turpin out again, 488

Chained Eagle, 607
Chapman, M. J.; his Hebrew Idyls:
No. III., Ruth, 121-No. IV., Sheep-
shearing at Carmel, 125- No. V., Su-
sanna, 154-No. VI., Heliodorus, 157

Churches, New, 249

Cloquet, Dr.; review of his Recollections

of the Private Life of Lafayette, 468
Coleridge; his Ghost, 231
Collier on Shakespeare, 553
Commission on Corporal Punishment,
Defects in Military Education, and
Promotion from the Ranks, by Ensign
O'Donoghue, 645

Commons, Random Recollections of the
House of; review of, 747

Conquest of Ireland by the Anglo-
Normans, 269

Conservative Associations, Operative,351
Conservatives, a few words more to the, 81
Conversational Syllabubs, 293
Conversations at Cambridge, review of, 714
Cornwall, Barry, 66-his Sapphic Verses
to a Leg of Mutton, 69
Corporal-punishment Commission, De-
fects in Military Education, and Pro-
motion from the Ranks, by Ensign
O'Donoghue, 645
Courier, the, 625

Courts-martial and the Cat-o'-nine-tails,
by Ensign O'Donoghue, 539
Covent Garden Theatre, 51
Cowley; his familiar Letters, with no-

tices of his life, and sketches of some
of his friends and contemporaries, 395
Croker, Crofton, 71

Cry of" No Popery," 511
Cunningham, Allan, 29
Cutting-out Ashore; or, a Bold Stroke
during the Peace of Amiens, 657

Defects in Military Education, Corporal
Punishment, and Promotion from the
Ranks, by Ensign O'Donoghue, 645
Dion, his Odes of Horace, 739
Discussion on the Annuals, 5
Disinterestedness, candour, and purity
of the Whigs, 263
Disraeli the youngest, 72

Dissenters and Papists, their union to
achieve the disunion of Church and
State, 519*

Disunion of Church and State; union of
Papists and Dissenters to achieve it,
519*

Dorias, the, a drama, review of, 375
Dramas, by Joanna Baillie, review of, 236
Drinking Experiences, 727
Drury Lane Theatre, 49

Eagle, the chained, 607

Eclipse, the Annular, by J. A. Heraud,
726

Education of Females and modern Match-
making, 308

Military Men, Corporal Pu-
nishment, and Promotion from the
Ranks, by Ensign O'Donoghue, 645
Engine, fed by the sea, for propelling

-

Morning Post, ibid.- Morning He-
rald, 623-Standard, 624-Globe, 625
Sun, and True Sun, ibid.- Courier,
ibid.-Morning Advertiser, 630-Pub-
lic Ledger, 631

Familiar Letters of Cowley, with notices
of his life, and sketches of some of his
friends and contemporaries, 395
Fantowzlevitch, Felix, 51
Faraday and Melbourne, 66

Michael; literary sketch of, 224
Favourite old poets, morning musings
with, Matin I., 416

Female Education and modern Match-
making, 308

Festival of the Fraserians, 62

Few words more to the Conservatives, 81
Friendship's Offering, review of, 6
Fraser, 66

Fraserian Festival, 62

Funeral of the Pauper, a tale, 289
Further particulars of the late proceed-
ings in our parish, 559

Gallery of Literary Characters: Regina's
Maids of Honour, List the First, 60

Sheep-shearing at Carmel, 125—No.
V. Susanna, 154- No. VI. Helio-
dorus, 157-No. VII. The Bride:
a dramatic Idyl, 324-No. VIII. A
Song of Loves, 332-No. IX. Ish-
mael, the Outcast, 440-No. X. La-
ment for Saul and Jonathan, 450-
No. XI., Tobias and the Angel, 665
Heliodorous, by M. J. Chapman, 157
Heraud, J. A., 21, 69-the Annular
Eclipse, by him, 726

-

Hobhouse, Sir John C.; literary sketch
of, 568

Hogarth, George; review of his Musical
History, 46

Hogg, James; his tale, the Turners, 609
Homicide, Memoirs of a, 428
Hook, Theodore, 66
Horace, Odes of, 739

Hymn, "Stabat Mater;" triglot version,

497

Idyls, Hebrew; by M. J. Chapman.
No. III. Ruth, 121-No. IV. Sheep-
shearing at Carmel, 125 - No. V.
Susanna, 154-No. VI. Heliodorous,
157 No. VII, The Bride: a dra-
matic Idyl, 324-No. VIII. A Song
of Loves, 352 - No. IX. Ishmael,
the Outcast, 440-No. X. Lament
for Saul and Jonathan, 450-No. XI.,
Tobias and the Angel, 665
Immortality and Immateriality, 694
Immortals present at the Fraserian de-
bate, 3

Ireland; its present state, 181-con-
quest by the Anglo-Normans, 269 —
What is the use of a Lord-lieutenant
there? 475-Justice to it, 719
Ishmael, the Outcast; by M. J. Chap-
man, 440

Italian Opera, 44

Jesse, J. H., 72

Jewish Theocracy, 579

Jonathan and Saul, lament for; by M. J.
Chapman, 450

Journey to St. Petersburgh and Moscow,
by Leitch Ritchie; review of, 160
Judgment and practical Sense lacking in
Men of Genius, 673

Judkin, Rev. T. J., 30
June.-Waterloo Sonnets, 760
Justice to Ireland, 719

Keepsake, review of, 7

Knowles's Plays, 451-Virginius, 453–
Caius Gracchus, 455-William Tell,
459-Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green,
461-the Hunchback, 464—the Wife,
465

Kondiaronk, Chief of the Hurons, 169

Lafayette; his private life, 468

Lament for Saul and Jonathan, by M. J.
Chapman, 450

Landon, Miss; a Maid of Honour, 80

Late Proceedings in our Parish, 559
Letter from Cambridge to Oliver Yorke,
about the Art of Plucking, &c., 707
Lewis, J. F.; review of his Sketches and
Drawings in Spain, 177-review of his
Sketches of the Alhambra, ibid.

Life of Lafayette, 468

Literary Souvenir, review of, 11
Literati, Epistles to the; No. VII.
Bowles to Yorke, 498-No. VIII.
Yorke to Bowles, 643

Lockhart, J. G, 22, 66, 77
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, what is the
use of a, 475

Lords, Random Recollections of the House
of; review of, 747

Loves, a song of; by M. J. Chapman,
332

M'Gillivray, Mr. S., 16

Macready and Vandenhoff, 255
M'Vicar's Balaam-Box, 289—Section II.
Tales of Solitude and Society. No. I.
The Pauper's Funeral, ibid.-No. II.
Conversational Syllabub3, 293
Maginn, Dr. 66

Maids of Honour to Regina. List the
First, 80

Man in the Mask, 66, 254
of Genius, 33
Marryat, Capt., 73

Martineau, Harriet; a Maid of Honour,

80

Mary the Virgin; her Song on the birth
of the infant Saviour, 715
Match-making, modern, 308
Mathews, Charles; my acquaintance
with him, 343

Melbourne and Faraday, 66

Memoir of Sir John Sinclair, 256
Memoirs of a Homicide, 428
Memorabilia Bacchanalia, by Nimrod.

No. II., Results of Wine-bibbing, 225
-No. III., Drinking Experiences, 727
Memoranda, Political, 259-I. Prospects
of the Whigs, ibid.-11. Candour, pu-
rity, and disinterestedness of the
Whigs, 263

Mendelssohn Bartholdy, 71

Men of genius and high talents are said
to want judgment and practical sense;
this charge considered by Sir Egerton
Brydges, 673

Michel, Francisque; review of his Nor-
man - French Metrical History of the
Conquest of Ireland, 269
Mildmay, Henry, 54

Military Education, Corporal Punish-
ment, and Promotion from the Ranks,
by Ensign O'Donoghue, 645
Minor Theatres, 54

Mitford, Miss; a Maid of Honour, 80
Modern Match-making, 308

Montgomery, James, 29
Moore, Thomas, 7, 65

Morgan, Lady; a Maid of Honour, 80
Rattler, 52, 53, 54

Observations on the Discourse of Natural
Theology by Lord Brougham, by Dr.
Wallace, review of, 694
Odes of Horace, by Dion, 739
O'Doherty, Sir Morgan, 75-his Sonnets

on the 29th of February, 395- on
April-day, 520-on Waterloo-day, 760
O'Donoghue: his Verses on Love, 67-

on Courts-martial and the Cat-o'-nine-
tails, by him, 539-Corporal-punish-
ment Commission, Defects in Military
Education, and Promotion from the
Ranks, considered by him, 645
Old Poets, morning musings with; Ma-
tin I., 416

Opera, the Italian, 44

Operative Conservative Associations,

351

Orangeism v. Romanism, 377
Oriental Annual, review of, 15
Our Man of Genius, 33

present Position, 755

Painters descanted on at the Fraserian
Debate, 30

Panizzi; his Italian translation of "The

last words at parting," by Moore, 73
Papers, the Morning and Evening, 620

-the Times, ibid.-Morning Chronicle,

rier, ibid.-Morning Advertiser, 630—
Public Ledger, 631

Papists and Dissenters; their union to
achieve the disunion of church and
state, 519

Paracelsus, by Robert Browning; review
of, 362

Paris and the Parisians, by Mrs. Trol-
lope; review of, 209

Parish, Proceedings in our, 559
Parliamentary Report of the Proceedings
relating to Fraser's Magazine, 1
Particulars of the late Proceedings in
our Parish, 559

Pastoral Poets of Greece: Theocritus,
Bion, and Moschus, 92-Moschus,
ibid.-review of Chapman's Transla-
tion, 600

Pauper's Funeral; a tale, 289
Peel, Sir Robert, and the Conservative
Party, 755

Pencillings by the Way, by N. P. Willis;
review of, 195

Père la Chaise, 409

Philosophy and Character of Lord Bacon,

143

Philip van Artevelde, by Henry Taylor;
review of, 374

Place, Francis; literary sketch of, 427
Plays by Sheridan Knowles; review of,
451-Virginius, 453-Caius Gracchus,
455-William Tell, 459-Blind Beg-
gar of Bethnal Green, 461-the Hunch-
back, 464-the Wife, 465
Plucking, the Art of; in a letter from
Cambridge to Oliver Yorke, 707
Poems of Quaffypunchovicz, the expa-
triated Pole, 593

Poetry to Oliver Yorke, Esq., 5-on
my Gray Hairs, by W. Jerdan, 6-
Summer-day Dreams, by Zillah Ma-
donna Watts, 12 — Cribb and Spring,
by Alaric Attila Watts, ibid.-Lament
of Bobadil el Chick-Ho, the last of
the Goths, after being defeated in the
first count in the trial of Fraser's Ma-
gazine, 13-Rhapsody, by Mr. Heraud,
21-Sonnets, by Sir Egerton Brydges,
25, 26- Lyric Welcome, by Allan
Cunningham and James Montgomery,
29 Legend, by Mr. Judkin, 33-
Hastings Sonnets, by Sir Egerton
Brydges, 41-the banished Angel, 65
-Love, 67-Old Time, 68 - Song,
ibid.-Incantation, 69-Sapphic verses
to a Leg of Mutton, ibid.-Song of the
beautiful Blonde, 71- Regina, 72 –
Panizzi's translation of "The last
words at parting," by Moore, 73
Chorus of Ghosts, ibid. Song of the
Giant, 74- Our noble Selves, 77 —
Intercomplimentary Songs by the La-
dies, 78-Father Prout's Dirge, 79–
Political Songs, 90-Translations from
Moschus, 92-Hebrew Idyls, No. III.,

-

-No.VI., Heliodorus, 157-No.VII.,
the Bride, a dramatic Idyl, S24-No.
VIII., a Song of Loves, 332-No. IX.,
Ishmael the Outcast, 440-No. X.,
Lament for Saul and Jonathan, 450 —
No. XI., Tobias and the Angel, 665--
a Korovoda Song, 165- Hastings'
Sonnets, by Sir Egerton Brydges, 255
-Sonnets on the 29th of February,
1835, 394- Dalgrueth Castle, 434-
Legend of the Lime-tree Branch, 491
-a Chapter of Highwaymen, 492
the Corpse-candle, ibid.-the Scamps-
man, 493-Will Davies and Dick
Turpin, ibid.the Hymn, "Stabat
Mater," 497-April-day Sonnets, 520
-Quaffypunchovicz on my own death,
595-Morning, 596-Sabbath Joy,
597-
-a Song for all Polish Festivals,
598-a Lament for the Brave, ibid..
Well and Better, ibid.-Garden-court,
Temple, 599-the chained Eagle, 607
-Epitaph on the Eagle, 608-Agnew-
idos, Liber I., 639-Song of the Virgin
Mary on the birth of the infant Sa-
viour, 715- the Annular Eclipse, by
J. A. Heraud, 726- Sonnet for May.
day, 1856, 738-Odes of Horace, by
Dion, 739

Poets descanted on at the Fraserian
Debate, 17

Morning Musings with favourite
old; Matin I., 416

the Greek Pastoral: Theocritus,
Bion, and Moschus, 92-Moschus,
ibid.-review of Chapman's trans-
lation, 600-June: Waterloo Son-
nets, 760

Political: Faraday and Melbourne, 66
-a few words more to the Conserva-
tives, 81-the present state of Ireland,
181-another Glance at the " Appro-
priation" Clause, 203-New Churches,
249- Political Memoranda, 259
Prospects of the Whigs, ibid.-- the
Candour, Purity, and Disinterested-
ness of the Whigs, 263- the Repub-
lics of the New World, 301- Opera-
tive Conservative Associations, 351-
Orangeism versus Romanism, 377
Sonnets on the 29th of February, 1836,
394-What is the use of a Lord-
lieutenant of Ireland? 475-the "No-
Popery" Cry, 511-Union of Papists
and Dissenters to achieve the Dis-
union of Church and State, 519- on
Courts-martial and the Cat-o'-nine-
tails, 539. -some further particulars
of the late proceedings in our Parish,
559- the Morning and Evening Pa-
pers, 620-the Times, ibid. Morning
Chronicle, 622-Morning Post, ibid.--
Morning Herald, 623- Standard, 624

- Globe, 625 Sun, and True Sun,
ibid.-- Courier, ibid.--Morning Adver-
tiser, 630- Public Ledger, 631-- Ag-
newidos, Liber I., 639 Corporal-

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punishment Commission, Defects in
Military Education, and Promotion
from the Ranks, considered by Ensign
O'Donoghue, 646-Our present Posi-
tion, 755-Formation of the Protestant
Association, 757-its petition to the
House of Commons, 11th of May, ib.
Political Memoranda, 259-I. Prospects
of the Whigs, ibid.-II. Candour,
purity, and disinterestedness of the
Whigs, 263

Porter, Miss Jane, 71-a Maid of Ho-
nour, 80

Purity, candour, and disinterestedness
of the Whigs, 263
Practical Sense and Judgment lacking
in Men of Genius, 673
Present state of Ireland, 181
Position, 755

Private Life of Lafayette, 468
Proceedings in our Parish, 559
Procession, the Grand, 59
Promotion from the Ranks, Corporal-pu-
nishment Commission, and Defects in
Military Education, 645
Prospects of the Whigs, 259
Protestant Association, formation of the,
75-its petition to the House of Com-
mons, 11th of May, ib.

Prout, Father; the speech of his Ghost,
and dirge, 79-review of his Reliques,
333