Drama, remarks on the Greek and romantic, 54 --Causes of the decline of, 58.
Dramatic poet, qualifications necessary for the, 54.
Dress, æsthetics of --Military costume, 114.
Enriquez, narrative of the murder of Escovedo, by, 455.
Escovedo, the secretary, murder of, 452, 455.
Fall of Rome, causes of the, 339 --its causes at work in the British Empire, 692.
Follett, Sir William, sketch of the career and character of, 1.
Fox, conduct of, on the regency question, 389.
Fragments of Italy and the Rhineland, review of, 249.
French drama, characteristics of the, 68.
French revolution, Wellesley on the, 394.
Geddings, Mr, on the Oregon question, 443.
Goethe, translation from --Goethe to his Roman love, 120 --Epigrams --Anacreon's grave, 121 --the warning, ib. --the Swiss alp, ib. --north and south, ib.
Herbert, Mr Sidney, on the state of Ireland, 572, 573.
Homer's Iliad, twenty-fourth book of, translated into English hexameters, 259 --book the first, 610.
How they manage matters in the Model Republic, 439.
How to build a house and live in it, 758.
Iliad, the twenty-fourth book of, in English hexameters, 251 --the first, 610.
India, Wellesley's administration in, 396.
Ingersoll, Mr, on the Oregon question, 444.
Ireland, present state of, and measures with reference to, 572.
Italian antiquities and antichitá, 543, 765.
It's all for the best, Chap. I, 230 --Chap. II., 234 --Chap. III., 238 --Chap. IV., 242 --Chap. V., 245 --Chap. VI., 319 --Chap. VII., 320 --Chap. VIII., the squire's tale, 323 --Chap. IX., 329 --Chap. X., 334.
Jack Robertson and the professor of eloquence, 104.
Jenner, discovery of vaccination by, 230.
Jerusalem, storming of, by the Crusaders, 486.
Last hours of a reign; a tale in two parts --Part II., Chap. III., 17 --Chap. IV., 24 --Chap. V., 29 --conclusion, 36.
Literature of the eighteenth century, the, 645.
Lodge, A., the Old Player by, 473 --the Rose of Warning, by, 747.
Lover of society, recollections of a, 215 --Part II., 463.
Mackintosh, Sir James, defence of Peltier by, 468.
Marlborough, No. III., 195 --his interview with Charles XII., 197 --difficulties with which he had to contend, 199 --invades France, 201 --returns to England, 202 --resumes the command, 203 --movements previous to Oudenarde, 204 --defeats the French there, 207 --besieges Lille, 211.