Army, state of the, in Greece, 532 --treachery of the, in France, 618.
Artistic biography, scarcity of true, 192.
Aubigné, Agrippa d', sketch of the life of, 174.
Auchness system of farming, on the, 105, 453.
Austria, reaction in, 3 --want of moral firmness in the government of, 4 --war of races and fidelity of the army in, 7 --danger to Europe from its dismemberment, 9.
Aytoun, Professor, at the protection meeting, 759.
Ball, Mr E., at the protection meeting, 755.
Bath Chronicle, the, on "British Agriculture, &c." Appendix, 37.
Berwick Warder, the, on "British Agriculture, &c." Appendix, 40.
Birch-tree, battle of the, prophecies of the, 563, 565, 567, 568, 569.
Birmingham, state of manufactures in, 365.
Boddington, Mr G., at the protection meeting, 766.
Booker, T. W., at the protection meeting, 749.
Boston, state of the shipping interest at, 356.
Bricks, proposed abolition of the duty on, 513.
BRITISH AGRICULTURE AND FOREIGN COMPETITION. No. I., 94 --Peel on the lowest remunerating price of wheat, _ib._ --Ducie and Kinnaird on high farming, 95 --and Caird, 97, 104 --quantities of grain available for importation, 99 --prices of grain abroad, 100 --expense of freight, &c. 103 --the Auchness system of farming, 105 --returns from various farmers, of produce, expenses, &c. under protection and free trade, 107 _et seq._ --remarks on these, 119 --policy urged by Cobden, &c. 120 --The Times on Agricultural prospects, 121 --answer to the arguments founded on rise of rents, 122 --on Mr W. E. Gladstone's speech at Fettercairn, 124 --inconsistencies of the Free-traders, 127, 131 --effects of free trade on live stock, 128 --and on the provision trade, 129 --one-sidedness of recent legislation, 130 --contrast between the manufacturers and agriculturists, 132 --concluding remarks, 135. No. II. Reply to the Times on former article, 222 --letter from Mr Watson in answer to it, _ib. et seq._ --reply to the Morning Chronicle, 225 --comparative rates of rent in England and Scotland, 226 --inability of high farming to contend against free trade, 227 --increase of cultivation on the Continent, 228 --probable future prices, 229 --Continental prices, &c. 230 --importations from Moldavia, 231 --on professor Low's Appeal, 232 --cost of raising wheat, &c. in the United States, _ib._ --Peel's letter to his tenantry, 233 --reply to it, 235 --effects of free trade on live stock, 237 --increased burden of taxation, 241 --present tactics of the Free-traders, 242 --Lord Drumlanrig's letter, 243 --state of the cotton manufactures, 247 --The newspaper press on No. I. Appendix.