682. Loretto, the Santa Casa, 583.
The procession, 584. No. II. An-
cona, antiquarians, 722. The opera,
723. Senegaglia Sena Gallica, 724.
Fano, Fanum Fortunse, 725. Pesaro,
Pesaurum, ib. Rimini, Ariminum,
726. Cesena, 727. Forli, 728
Faenza, Faventia, ib. Ravenna, 729.
Bologna, Bononia, 731. Shrine of
St Catherine, 733. Shrine of St
Dominick, 734.
Johnson, Edward, his "Philosophic Nuts"
reviewed, 740.
June Gale 1841, the, 72.
Krug, Professor, his " Meine Lebens-
reise," reviewed, 779.
Lessons from the Past, 275,
M. M., poems by him, 392.
Manufacturing districts in Scotland,
their social and moral condition, de-
scribed, 659.
Marggraff, Von Herman, his work en-
titled " Deutschland's Jungste Litte-
ratur und Cultur Epoche, character-
istiken," 143.
Marquinez and La Collegiala, a roman-
tic incident of the Peninsular war, 31.
Maxwell, Lieutenant- Colonel A. H., his
work, " A Run through the United
States during the Autumn of 1840,'
reviewed, 814.
Menzel, Wolfgang, his work on " Die
Deutsche Litteratur," reviewed, 143.
Milton, Blind Old, a Poem. 811.
Nicholas Dunks, or Fried Mackerel for
Dinner, a tale, 363.
Non- Intrusion, 127-
Notes of Travel, 509.
Peak of Darra, a poem, 736.
Peake, R. B., his " Memoirs of the Col-
man family, including their corre-
spondence," reviewed, 17.
Peel, Sir Robert, his position on next
resuming power, portrayed, 393.
Peel Ministry, prospects of it, 537.
Philosophic Nuts, 740.
Picture of Danac, a Drama, translated
from the German, 308.
Pied-a-Terre, the, 227.
Plato's Republic, 40. Book the second,
44. Book the third, 48. Book the
fourth, 51. Book the fifth, 52.
Royal Academy Exhibition, 340.
Simmons, B., his Vanities in Verse, 428.
Puncheon Woods, 675. The Peak
of Darra, Part I. 736 Part II. 738.
Spanish Gypsies, 352. Contemporary
Literature reviewed, 491.
Switzerland, Modern Schools of Art in,
689.
Ten Thousand a- Year. Part XX., 94.
Part the Last, 240.
Ten Years of the Whigs, 83.
Tittle- Tattle of a Philosopher, 779.
Tomkins' Letter to Jenkins on the Man-
chester Conference and the Corn-
Laws, in verse, 506.
Tower of London, 792.
Turkish History, Chapters of, No. VI.,
The Battle of Mohacz, 294. No.
VII., First Siege of Vienna, 596.
United States, the, 814.
Vanities in Verse, 428.
Watt, Alexander, his report on the
census of Lanarkshire in 1841, consi-
dered, 659.
Whig Dissolution, the, 1.
Whigs, ten years of them, 83. Good
bye to them, a Song, 410.
Weinbarg, von Ludwig, his work on
" ^Esthetische Feldzuge," reviewed,
143.
World of London, Part III., 60. Part
IV., 200. Part V., 327. Part VI.,
477 Part VII , 767.
World's Honesty, the, being a letter to
Eusebius, 175.
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