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J. Phillips, Esq., F.R.S., F.G.S.

between, 206, 222.

scription of, 401.

Alum spring at Hackfall, description

of, 133.

Elgin Cathedral, description of, 26.
Elk, fossil, of Ireland, account of,

299.

England, as described by an Eastern
Traveller 70 years ago, 375, 422.
Englishman's valuation of his life, 22.
American Indians, South, huts of the, Erpingham Gateway, description of,
417.

America, observations on, 319.

Antimony, description of, 387.
Apes, why cannot they talk? 267.
Apologues of different countries, on the
resemblance between. 286.
Arabs, Bedouin, character and habits
of, 492; robberies of, 497.

and biographical notice of Sir T.
Erpingham, 169.

Errors and superstitions arising from
false associations, 371.
Evora, Roman temple at, 217; Roman
aqueduct and castellum at, 233.
Exchanges, Storch's theory of, 44.

Arms and supporters, English regal, Expenses, regulation of, 368.

232.

Copper, description of, 5, 18.
Corean repasts, 107.
Cormorant-ashing in China, 76.
Currency, observations on, by Storch,

112.

EAGLE, descriptive account of, 153:
narratives relating to the great
Eagle, 278.

Earl of Eldon, loss of the, by fire,
77.

Eating, ancient, anecdotes of, 324.

103.

Gold-fish, account of, 59.

Gold, description of, 110, 142. 160, 179.
Golling, waterfall of, in the Tyrol, 348.
Goodrich Castle, description of, 310.
Gout, treatment of the, 267.
Grouse of Europe, natural history of,
321, 329.

HALLEY'S COMET, observations on, 360.
Hands, right and left, observations on,

405.

Heidelberg Castle, and memoir of the
queen of Bohemia, 157.
Helm-wind, in Cumberland, descrip-

tion of, 307.

Hofer, Andrew, memoir of, 259.
Hogarth and his Works: the Election,
plate i. 12; plate ii. 29; Gin Lane,
82; Election, plate iii. 113; plate iv.
45; Country Inn Yard, 172: March
to Finchley, 193; Oratorio, 209;
Calais Gate, 213; Laughing Au-
dience, 216.

Honey, old method of taking from the
hive. 64.

Hops, historical notice of, and mode of
cultivating, 452.

Horse and the Laden Ass, fable of the.
238.

Hot springs at St. Michael's Island,

184.

Hougoumont, historical and descrip-
tive account of, 229.
Humming-birds, natural history of,
135.

Hyrax, or Daman, description of, 353.

IMPROVEMENT, opposition to, 319.
Indian doctor's bill, 91.
Indians of North America, account of,
38,53.

Ink, mode of rendering fluid. 59.
Inns of Court, historical and descrip
tive account of the, 250.
Intellectual pleasures, advantages of
cultivating, 184.
Intemperance, effects of legislative
restrictions on, 231.
Italy, South, recollections of Easter
holidays in, 155, 175.

JFFFERSON's Ten Rules of Life, 28.
Jordaens, the Four Evangelists by. 17.
Jungle-fowl, natural history of, 186.

KENILWORTH CASTLE, historical and
descriptive account of, 290.
Kermaushah, a day at, narrative of,
404.

Kief, description of the catacombs of,

309.

Kildare and its cathedral, account of,
265.
Kingston, Jamaica, account of, 873.
Knowledge, value of a little, 170.
Kyrle, The Man of Ross,' character
of, 347.

LAGO MAGGIORE, description of, 441,
495.

Lämmergever, or bearded vnlture,
description of, 481

La Trappe, monks of, account of, 68.
Lead, description of, 74,94.
Life-boat, description of, 109.
Lighthouse at the North Foreland,
description of, 365.

Little things, observations on, 462.
Lombe, John, and the silk-throwing
machinery at Derby, 115.
Louis XI., particulars of, from Co-
mines, 107.

Lyons, schools of art at, 315.
Lynx, natural history of the, 241.

MAGAZINE, analysis of an old one,

334.

Manganese, description of, 415.
Manis, natural history of, 105.
Maple tree, process catracting sugar
from, 137.

Marly, Machine, description of,

239

Marmozet-mon-5, or ouistiti, natural
history of, 43-
Maximilian 1. mausoleum of, at Inn-
spruck, 253.

Meran, valley of the, in the Tyrol,
description of, 273.
Mercia, laws of, 487.
Mercury, description of. 279, 311.
Mesopotamia, adventures in, 281, 301.
Mineral Kingdom: copper, 5, 18; tin,
33, 55, 58; lead, 74, 94; gold, 110,
142, 160, 179; silver, 205, 238, 261;
mercury, 279, 311; platina, 330;
zine, 367; autimony and bismuth,
387; manganese, cobalt, arsenic,
and chromium, 415, 416.
Mines of Cornwall and Wales, notes
of a journey to, 351.
Monomania in horses, curious facts
relating to, 312.

Monte Cavallo, piazza of, and statues
in, 308.
Moore, Sir John, character of, 443.
Municipal corporations, origin and
progress of, 502, 505.
Muscular strength, as affected by diet,
116.

OAK-BARK PEELING, account of, 35.
Oil plant of China, account of, 486.
Old Travellers: Busbequius, 7, 14, 27,
35, 62.

Orange-trees, account of, 177.
Orang-outang at the Surrey Zoological
Gardens, description of, 263.
Ornithorhynchus Paradoxus, or Water
Mole, description of, 223.
Ossetinians of the Caucasian moun
tains, accout of, 51.
Onistiti, or marmozet monkey, natural
history of, 439.

Owl, white or barn, character and
habits of, 409.
Oxford, historical and descriptive
account of, part ii., 41.

PANCHA TANTRA, account of the, 358.
Paper-making in Tibet, 67.
Pegze's Anecdotes of the English
Language,' extract from, 19, 182.
Platina, description of 330.
Poor in foreign countries, state of, 394.
Poor student's literary ways and
meaus 218, 2.7.

Pope's Tree at Binfield, 65.
Porpoise and other cetacea, descrip-
tion of, 316.

Poultry, on the hatching of, 104.
Proas, Indian, description of, 204.
Prudhoe Castle, historical and de-
script.ve account of, 220.
Pta migau, descriptive account of, 329

RALEIGH, SIR WALTER, birth place of,
52; conclusion of his History of
the World, 473.
Rembrandt, biographical notice of,
183.

Rome, Forum at, account of the, 412.
Rooks, anecdote of, 8.

Sandwich Islands, minstrelsy in, 59.
Sapphire Grot, in the Island of Capri,
description of, 459.

Sarepta, description of the town of, 11.
Scotch, domestic manners of in the
16th century, 195.
Sea Terms, 459.

Seal, natural history of, 9; seal-hunt-
ing, 100.
Shaddock-tree, account of 201.
Shagreen, notice concerning, 91.
Shell-slug, description of, 152.
Shepherd's dog, anecdote of, 3.
Shinty, game of, 33.
Sieges, ancient, narratives of. 303.
Silk-trade of France, observations on,
307.

Silver, description of, 205, 238, 261.
Sinai, Mount, descriptive account of,
433; account of convent of St. Ca.
therine at, 449.

Sloth, natural history of the, 2.
Soho, Birmingham account of, 345.
Southwell, Robert, biographical notice
of, and extracts from his works, 95,
106.

Spirits, drinking of, and Temperance
Societies, 82.

Spring, observations of a naturalist
during, 79.

Squirrel, character and habits of the,
393.

Stage-coaches in England, history of,
172.

Steam-bont explosions in the United
States, 72.

Steel instruments, process of temper.
ing, 411.

Stomach, of the reducing powers of

VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, wild dogs in,
104.

Vatican, the, description of, 406.
Vulgar errors, 3:2.
Vultures, character and habits of, 361.

WALES, wedding-biddings in, 3.
Warkworth Hermitage, description of,
90.

Washington, Chamber of Representa-
ives at, description of, 397.
Watt, James, inscription on his monu.
ment, 267.
Whichnor Bacon, account of the cere
mony of, 31.
Wine, on the use of, and on legislative

regulations with respect to, 234.
Wolf and the Lamb. fable of the, 264.
Worcester City and Cathedral, his-
torical and descriptive account of,
326.

Royal George, loss of, notice concern-
ing woman saved at, 103.
Russia, female education in, 30; de-
scriptive account of fires in, 146; | ZINC, description of, 367.

Wye, descriptive account of the
scenery of the, 337.

1. SLOTHS, page 1.

2. Statue of the Goddess Diana, 4.
3. Greenland Seal-hunting, 9.
4. The Feast, from Hogarth's Elec-
tion,' 13.

5. Four Evangelists, by Jordaens,
17.

6. Sable-hunting in America, 24.
7. Elgin Cathedral, 25.

8. The Canvass, from Hogarth's
• Election,' 29.

9. Game of Shinty, 33.

10. Peeling the Bark from the Oak,
37.

11. Interior of Christ Church Hall,
Oxford, 41.

12. Magdalen Bridge and the Tower
of Magdalen College, Oxford,

44.

13. New University Printing Office,
Oxford, 48.

14. Method of capturing Wild Ducks
in the Fens of Lincolnshire, 49.
15. Birth-place of Sir Walter Raleigh,
52.

16. Egyptian Room in the British
Museum, 57.

17. Method of capturing Wild Ducks
in the Fens of Lincolnshire, 60.
18. Pope's Tree at Binfield, Berks,
65.

19. Porter of a Convent of La Trappe,
in France, 68.

20. A Monk of La Trappe at his
devotions, 69.

39. Pit-bottom, 125.

40. Preparing to Blast, and gathering
the Coal, 127.

41. Pitmen forming a" Bord," Drags-
man and Foal, and forming a
"Judd," 127.

42. Screening Coals, 128.
43. Cathedral of Norwich, 129.
44. Alum Spring at Hackfall, York-
shire, 133.

45. Hummingbirds extracting the
Nectar and catching Insects,
136.

46. Sugar-maple Tree, 137.
47. Tynemouth Cliff, with the Light-
house, Priory, and Barrack,
140.

48. Church of Tynemouth Priory, 141.
49. Chairing the Members (Election,'
Plate IV.), 144.

50 to 63. English Regal Arms, 14
Figures, 148 to 150.

64. Shell slug, with interior and ex-
terior of its shell, 152.
65. Eagle's Nest, 153.
66. Castle of Heidelberg, 157.
67. View on the Tyne, showing the
mode of Shipping Coal, 191.
68. Inclined Plane on the Railway
from South Hetton to Seaham
Harbour, with Trains of Wag.
gons, 164.

69. Seaham Harbour, showing the ter-
mination of South Hetton Rai!-
way, 165.

22. Cormorant-fishing in China, 76.
23. Gin Lane, 81.

24. Beer Street, 88.

25. Warkworth Hermitage, 89.
26. Boldre Church, Hampshire, 92.
27. Rev. William Gilpin's School at
Bold e, 93.

28. Carneval at Rome, 97.

29. Seal-hunting in Scotland, Plate I.,
100.

30. Seal-hunting in Scotland, Plate
II., 101.

31. Long and short-tailed Manis, 105.
32. Preparing to launch the Life
boat, 103.

33. Life-boat in a Storm, 109.

mode of Loading by the Spout,

168.

71. Erpingham Gateway, Norwich
Cathedral, 169.

72. Hogarth's Country Inn Yard, 173.
73. Seville Orange Tree, 177.
74. Florence Cathedral, 181.
75. Jungle Fowl, 185.

76. Jacob's Blessing, by Rembrandt,

169.

77. March to Finchley, 193.

78. Interior of Newark Castle, 197,
79. Shaddock Tree, 201.
80. Indian Proas, 204.
81. The Oratorio, 209.
82. Calais Gate, 213.

83. Laughing Audience, 216.

III.), 113.

35. Sir Thomas Lombe's Silk-mill at
Derby, 116.

85. Prudhoe Castle, Northumberland,
221.

86. Ornithorhynchus Paradoxus, 225.

89. Dieppe Harbour, 237.
90. Lynxes, 241.

91. Garnet's Straw, 245.

92. Fountain of the Prince of Pales-
tine, by Bernini, 248.

93. Middle Temple Hall, 249.
94. Statue of Lord Erskine, by West-
macott, 256.

95. Innspruck, the capital of the
Tyrol, 258.

96. A Tyrolese Peasant, 260.
97. The Wolf and the Lamb, 264.
98. Ruins of the Cathedral of Kil-
dare, 265.

99. Female Orang-outang at the
Surrey Gardens, 268.
100. Valley of Meran-Vine Trellis
over the Road-Tyrolean Pea-
sants, 273.

101. Bede's Tomb, Galilee, Durham,
276.

102. Cologue Cathedral, 281.
103. The Teagle, 284.

131. Egyptian Vultures. 361.
132. North Foreland Lighthouse, 365.
133. Castello Nuovo and Castle of
Sant' Elmo, Naples, 369.
134. Harbour Street, Kingston, Ja-
maica, 373.

135. Glasgow, with Stockwell Bridge
377.

136. Trougate Street, Glasgow, 381.
137. View of Castel-Val. 385.

138. Bison Americanus, a Ball, 389.
139. Bison Americanus, Female, 388.
140. The Bear and the Bees, 397.
141. The common Ground Squirrel,393.
142. Chinese Bridge, 397.

143. Chamber of Representatives at
Washington, 400.

144. Lancaster, 401.
145. One of Raffaelle's Galleries in
the Vatican, 408.

146. White or Barn Owl, 409.
147. The Forum at Rome, 412.
148. South American Indian Hut, 417.

Elk of Ireland, 300.
109. Moose-Deer Horns, 300.
110. Battering - ram
tower, 303.

Glasgow, 432.

153. Ascent of Mount Sinai, 433.
combined with | 154. Sword Fish, 436.

111. Moveable Towers, 303.
112. Bishop's Throne, Durham Ca-
thedral, 305.

113. Piazza of Monte Cavallo at Rome,
308.

114. Devil's Bridge, South Wales, 313.
115. Porpoise, 316.

116. Skeleton of the Porpoise, 317.
117. Tippoo's Tiger, 320.

118. Capercailzie, or Cock-of-the-
Wood, 321.

155. Tusk of a Sword-Fish, 437.
156. View on the Lago Maggiore, 441.
| 157. Ruins of Farnham Castle, 444.
158. Mounts Sinai and Horeb with the
Convent of St. Catherine, 449.
159. Hop-Garden at Farnham, 452.
160. Hop-Queen, 453.
161. Farmer of Normandy, 457.
162. The Dog and the Shadow, 460.
103. The Kremlin and the Mosk-
varetskoi Bridge. Moscow 465.
164. The Bourse St. Petersburg. 469.

119. Worcester Cathedral and City, 165. Wild Date Palm on the Sinai

328.

120. Ptarmigan, 329.

121. Bridge and Town of Alcantara,
Spain, 336.

122. Coldwell Rocks, 337.
123. Goodrich Castle, 340.
124. Coracle, 341.

125. Chepstow Castle, 344.
126. Soho, Birmingham, 345.
127. Waterfall of Golling, 348.
128. The Hyrax, 353.

Mountains, 473.

166. Town Hall. Derby, 477.

167. The Lämmergeyer, 481.
168. Norman Fruit-Woman, 484.
169. Norman Peasant, 485.

170. Marmozet Monkeys, 489.

171. Skin Vessels of the Arabs, 492.

172. Bedouin Arabs, 493.

173. Bedouin Robbers, 497.

174. Arms, &c. of the Bedouin Arabs,
500.

118, 119, 120.

37. South Hetton Colliery, 121.

38. Mouth of a Coai-pit, 124.

mont, at Waterloo, 229.

88. Romau Aqueduct and Castellum
at Evora, 233.

nada, 356.

130. Course of Halley's Comet among
the Fixed Stars, 360.

Guildhall, Chichester, 504.

176. Carter's Passage, and Old Town
Hall at Oxford, 505.

177. Town Hall, Liverpool, 508.