Accusation, extraordinary, 66

Acts, general, list of, 239
Acts, local and personal, 243
Affair of honour, fatal termination, 49
Algiers -Treaty of Tafna, [282]; ex-
pedition to Constantine, [283]; Con-
stantine taken by storm, [286]
Animal magnetism in France, 380
Appointments and promotions, 150
Arithmetical prodigy, 69
Assassination, attempted, of the deputy
chairman of the East India Com-
pany, 26; suicide of the assassin, 29
Assault, singular one, on Mr. Wise, at
Cork, 2

Assizes and Sessions :-Assault on an
examining officer at Apothecaries'
Hall, 11; robbing a lodging (Juliet
Newman) 14; administering lauda-
num, (a forgiving wife) 81; forgery
by a quaker, 89; extensive forgery at
Dover, 104; assault by a barrister,
113; extraordinary case of homicide
at Norwich, 115; child murder at
Ripon, 120

Austria:-Spirit of reform in Hungary,
[347]; resolution of the Germanic
Diet relative to political offenders,
[348]; pauperism, 106

Back, Captain, return of, 392
Banda Oriental: Rivera heads the mal-
contents, [383]

Bank of England, see Banking
Banking system, [171]; spirit of specu-
lation; increase of joint-stock banks,
[172]; controversy on the conduct
of the Bank of England, [173]; in-
crease of the rate of discount, [174];
drain of bullion; assistance afforded
the Northern and Central Bank by
the Bank of England, [175]; renewal
of the parliamentary committee,
[176]; liabilities and assets of the
Bank of England, [184]; 238
Banks, joint-stock, 238
Banks, private, 238

Brahmin,a, becoming a minister of the
gospel, 115

Brazil:-Resignation of the regent; new
cabinet, [383]; insurrection at Ba-
hia, [384]

Buenos Ayres; The budget, [383]
Buonaparte, Peter, banished the Papal
dominions, 28

Burdett, Sir Francis, resigns his seat for
Westminster; opposed on his re-elec-
tion by Mr. Leader, [97]; returned
by a majority of 515, [98]
Butcher's meat, average prices of, 251

Cambridge University Examinations,

255

Canada:-Affairs of, brought under the

consideration of Parliament, [150];
Lord John Russell's resolutions, [153];
Sir F. Head dissolves the House of
Assembly of Upper Canada, [241];
proceedings of the Session; petition
of Mr. Charles Duncombe to the
House of Commons, [242]; address
of the House of Assembly to the
Lieut.-Governor; close of the Session,
[244]; state of the banks, [245]; ad-
dress of the lieut.-governor to the
presidents of the banks; extraordi-
nary session; address of Sir F. Head,
[246]; suspension of cash payments,
[247]; Lower Canada; -address of
Lord Gosford to the Houses of Legisla-
ture, [247], 299; prorogation of the
House of Assembly; insurrectionary
movements of the Papineau party; re-
inforcement of the military; regiments
of volunteers formed, [248]; attack of

Acton, Dalberg, Sir F. R. Ed. 174
Adams, Major-Gen. Sir J. W., 182
Afzelius, Professor Adam, 174
Ancillon, Monsieur, 188
Audley, Lord, 167
Ava, The King of, 199

Balfour, Lieut.-Gen., 213
Balgray, Lord, 175
Bangor, Viscount, 207
Bankes, Lady, 164
Barnard, Lady, 199

Bath, Marquis of, 184-197

Bavaria, William, Duke of, 166.
Bentham, William, esq., 203
Bentinck, Lady Edward, 209

Besson Bey, Vice-Admiral of the
Egyptian Fleet, 207
Bolingbroke, Viscountess, 163
Borough, Sir Richard, 173
Borowlaski, Count, 204
Boswell, Miss Euphemia, 204
Bromhead, Colonel John, 184
Brooke, Major R., 162
Broughton. Rear-Admiral, 212
Brydges, Sir Egerton, 204
Buonarotti, Philips, 208
Burder, rev. Dr. Samuel, 161
Burnett, Sir Robert, 165
Burrough, Sir James, 184
Byerly, Sir John, 165

Byron, Rear-Admiral, Richard 204

Cameron, Lieut. Gen., 191

Deaths, continued.

Campbell, Lieut.-Gen., 199
Candler, Vice-Admiral Sir T., 169
Canning, Viscountess, 184
Cardigan, Earl of, 202
Carnarvon, Earl of, 208
Cavan, Earl of, 215
Cervetto, Mr. James, 175
Clancarty, Earl of, 215
Clements, Hon. G. R. A., 216
Clifford, Colonel Millar, 165
Clifton, Sir Robert, 189
Cockburn, Dowager Lady, 214
Cockerell, Sir Charles, 165
Codrington, Lady, 173
Combermere, Viscount, 179
Constable, John, esq., R. A., 185
Cooke, Lieut.-Gen. Sir G., 175
Cooke, Major-Gen. Sir H. F., 182
Cowper. Earl, 197

Cumby, Captain W., R. N., 209

Dacres, Vice-Admiral Sir R., 173
Damremont, Comte de, 213
Dana, Lieut.-Gen. G. K. 198
Daniell, William, esq., R. A., 202
D'Arblay, Rev. A. C., 169
Davidson, J. esq., African Traveller,
162

De Lancey, Colonel Oliver, 183
De Lisle and Dudley, Lady, 187
Dillon, Lady Margaret, 213
Dillon, Major General Hon. H. 198
Dillon, Sir John Joseph, 175

Dixon, Admiral Sir Manly, 178
Doherty, Colonel Patrick, 171
Dolben, Sir John English, 209
Donovan, Edward, esq. 174
Drogheda, Marquis of, 175
Dryden, Sir Henry, 214

Dukinfield, Sir John Lloyd, 162
Dumas, Court, 212

Dungannon, Viscount, 216
Dunmore, Earl of, 158

D'Urban, Rear Admiral Will. 178

Deaths, continued.

Gerard, Mons. Francois, 166
Glenlyon, Lord, 212

Gore, Right Hon. A. S. 169
Granard, Earl of, 193

Greisley, Sir Roger, 212

Greville Major-Gen. Sir C. J. 161
Grey, Lieut.-Gen. John, 174
Grimaldi, Mr. Joseph, 192
Grimston, Hon. Charlotte, 169
Gustavus Adolphus IV. Ex-King of
Sweden, 176

Halkett, Sir Charles, 164

Hamilton and Brandon, Duchess
Dowager of, 168
Harnage, Sir George, 161

Harris, Captain George, R.N. 158
Harvey, Admiral Sir John, 179
Hastings, Mrs. Warren, 185

Hawes, Rev. Herbert, Prebendary of
Sarum, 168

Hay, General Sir James, 178
Hellard, Captain William, R.N. 198
Hereford, Bishop of, 199
Hesse Cassel, Landgrave of, 189
Hibbert, George, esq. 210
Hinde, Lieut.-Gen, Sir Sam. 208
Hope, Hon. Gen. Sir Alexander, 192
Hulse, Field-Marshal Sir Sam. 164
Hummell, John Nepomuk, 212
Hunter, Rev. Dr. John, 168

Jackson, Randle, esq. 183

Jekyll, Joseph, Esqr., 182

Kavanagh, Thomas, Esq., 169
Kingsborough, Viscount, 181

Langlois, Monsieur Eustache Hya-
cinthe, 213

Latham, Dr. John, 178
Lawless, John, esq., 201
Lee, Admiral Sir Richard, 199
Leeds, Dowager Duchess of, 210
Lefanu, Mrs., 165

Lindenthal, Lieut.-gen. Lewis, 171
Lindores, Lady, 214
Listowell, Earl of, 198
Llandaff, Countess of, 198
Lloyd, Rev. Bartholomew, 215
Lockhart, Mrs., 192
Louis, Baron, 203
Lowther, James, esq., 214
Lyttleton, Lord, 189

Macauley, Miss Elizabeth Wright, 180
Mc. Mahon, Rt. Hon. Sir Will., 167
Macneish, D. R., esq., 168
Madan, Dr. Spencer, 158
Madras, Bishop of, 175

Malkin, Sir Benjamin Heath, 213

Tucker, 182

Montrose, Duke of, 164

Moore, Maj.-gen. Sir Lorenzo, 184
Mudge, Commander Will., R.N., 199
Mulcaster, Capt. Sir William Howe,
R.N. 182

Nairne, Lord, 216

Netherlands, Queen of the, 212
Neville, Lt.-gen. Charles, 166
Nicholson, Mr. Charles, 185
Nolan, Archdeacon Patrick, 181
Norwich, Bishop of, 186

O'Brien, Sir Edward, 183

O'Connell, John Charles, esq., 165
Ogilvie, Sir George Mulgrave, 182
Onslow, Lady Harriet Elizabeth, 214

Parish, Captain John, R.N., 197
Parry, Rear Admiral William Henry
Webley, 193

Patten, Captain Charles, R.N., 168
Peat, Sir Robert, 188

Percival, Lieut.-Col. William, 174
Phillips, Colonel Lloyd, 188

Phipps, General Hon. Edmund, 207
Plunkett, Hon. Randal, 189
Plymouth, Earl of, 169

Ponsonby. Major General Hon. Sir
Frederick Cavendish, 166
Powerscourt, Lady, 164
Pradt, Abbé de, 193

Purdon, Lieut. Colonel Edward, 173

Quebec, Bishop of, 198

Queensberry, Marquis of, 216

Rees, Owen, esq. 204

Richardson, Mr. John, the itinerant

dramatic showman, 159

Rippon, Rev. Dr. 162
Romilly, C. S. esq. 174
Rosen, Dr. Frederick, 207
Rosslyn, Earl of, 168

Scott, Vice-Adm. Matthew Hen. 158
Selsey, Dowager Lady, 188
Seymour, Lord William, 174
Sherwood, William, esq. 204
Simeon, Rev. Charles, Senior Fellow,
King's College, Cambridge, 159
Smith, General Sir John, 198
Soane, Sir John, 169

Solms Braunfels, Prince of, 184
Southey, Mrs. 215
Stevens, R. J. S. esq. 208
Stewart, Sir Michael Shaw, 162
Stopford, Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir Ed.207
Stormont, Viscountess, 215
Stuart, Lady Julia, 188
Stuart, Lieut.-Gen. Hon. William, 179

Templemore, Lord, 209

Thornton, Dr. Robert John, 171
Tiarks, Dr. John Lewis, 190
Tollemache, Hon. John, 179
Tollemache, Vice-Admiral John Ri
chard Delap, 198
Trotter, Sir Coutts, 203
Turner, Professor Edward, 178
Uwins, Dr. David, 208

Van Wildert, Mrs. Jane, 216
Ventry, Dowager Lady, 168
Vernon, Lady, 207

Walker, Sir Patrick, 209
Wedderburn, Lady, 172
Weld, Cardinal Thomas, 187
Wesley, Mr. Samuel, 210
Westall, Richard, esq. R.A. 161
Weymouth, Viscount, 167
Whitehead, Miss, 214
William IV. 194

Wolff, Sir James W. W. 175
Wood, Sir Mark, 199

Ximenes, Sir Morris, 171

Earthquake in Palestine, 15
Embezzlement at Liverpool, 111
England:-General remarks; effects of
the reform bill, [1]; its origin, [9];
different character of the two first
parliaments, and reason, [3]; short
ministry of Sir R. Peel. and conse
quences, [4]; dependance of Whig
ministry on Mr. O'Connell, [6]; di-
vision between the two Houses, [7];
practicability of a coalition, [8]; gene-
ral prospects of the country, [10];
foreign politics [ib.]; probable duration
of peace, [ib.]; public meetings; Bath,
[11]; Whig banquet at Drury-lane
theatre, [13]; Leeds, [14]; Pro
testant and Conservative agitation,
[15]; Peel festival at Glasgow, [16];
church rates, [82]; meeting of the
bishops relative to the ministerial mea
sure, [85]; working of the new poor.
law; extension of its operation, [129];
agitation in opposition to it, [130,
[241]; banking system, [171]; Ame
rican commercial crisis, [181]; foreign
policy, [186]; treaty of commerce
with Holland signed, [209]; illness
and death of the king, [217]; acces
sion of Queen Victoria, [ib.]; character
of the late king, [220], [235]; elec
tions, [240]; position of the ministry
at the meeting of the new parliament,
[386]; Lord Brougham's violent at-
tacks on the ministry, [412]
Euphrates expedition, the return of the
officers and men, 52

Evans, General, resigns the command of
the British Legion in Spain, [206]
Executions; Pegsworth, 23; Greenacre,

45

Explosion of gunpowder at Limerick, 6

Finance accounts, 218

Fires:-at Surat, 82; Shoreditch church,
87; in Paris, 91; in the Strand, three

lives lost, 102; the Ship Colonist at
Portsmouth, 114; at Davis' Wharf,
127

Foreign Policy of England, [186]
Forgery at Birmingham, 111
France: Meeting of the Chambers;
the King's speech, [253]; address of
congratulation from the Chambers on
the King's escape from Meunier's
attempt at assassination; the budget,
[255]; government monopoly of te-
legraphic establishments, [256]; de-
bate on the address, ]257]; prosecu
tions of the press, [264], [288]; de-
portation of Charles Louis Napoleon
Buonaparte to the United States,
[265]; trial of the Strasburgh con-
spirators, [266]; disjunction bill;
non-revelation bill, [267]; appanage
bill; polish refugees, [268], [273],
[275]; government of Marshal
Clausel in Africa, [269]; petition
from Klemecen; defeat of the minis-
ters on the disjunction bill, [270];
dowry of the Queen of the Belgians,
[273], [278]; abolition of slavery;
African affairs, [273]; negociations
for a new cabinet, [274]; trial of
Meunier and his associates, [277];
additional income granted to the
Duke of Orleans on his marriage,
[278]; secret service money, [279];
review of the national guard by the
King-general amnesty-sugar du-
ties, [280]; Chamber of Deputies
dissolved, [281]; marriage of the
Duke of Orleans to the Princess
Helena, [ib.]; treaty of Tafna with
Abd-el-Kader, [282]; the Duke de
Nemours joins the expedition to
Constantine, [283]; the elections,
[287]; distress in the manufacturing
and agricultural districts; misunder-
standing between the Archbishop of
Paris and the legislature; riot at
Angoulême, [288]; another "infer-
nal machine" discovered in Paris;
Champion, the maker of it, appre-
hended; hangs himself in prison,
17; Precautions used at the Tuileries,
18; marriage of the Princess Marie,
of Orleans, to Prince Alexander, of
Wirtemberg, 111; commercial tables,

296

Funded debt, 232

Grants, disposition of, 221
Greece:-Establishment of departmen-
tal councils, [353]; dismissal of Count
Armansperg; appointment of M.
Rudhart; dispute between Sir E.

Lyons and M. Rudhart, [354]; resto-
ration of the city of Athens, [355]

Hanover:-Accession of Ernest Augus.
tus, (Duke of Cumberland); suspen-
of the constitution, [239], [336],
304; early history, [337]; abolition
of the constitution of 1833, 1339];
protest of the professors of Gottingen,
and of the states of Baden, Bavaria,
and Saxony, [341]

Hansard, Messrs., action against, by
J. J. Stockdale, in the court of king's
bench, [148]

Hay, average prices of, 251
Highlands, distress in the, 27
Holland:-Treaty of commerce and na-
vigation with England signed, [209],
[348], 307; opening of the States
General; the budget, [348]; death of
the queen of, 109; Speech of the royal
cominissioners, 310
Honourable conduct, 21
Hydrophobia, deaths from, 42, 107

Infanticide, suppression of female, in
Malwa, 24

Influenza, ravages of the, 8, 10, 20
Inquisition in London, extraordinary in-
vestigation, 3

Insolvency, declarations of, 252
Inundations in the north of England,
126

Ireland: State of, [26]; difficulties in
the way of its administration, [27];
proceedings of the National Associa
tion; great Protestant meeting at
Dublin, [28]; Lord John Russell's
speech on the state of, [30]; Dublin
commission of inquiry on the state of
the poor [61]; mission of Mr. Ni-
cholls, [62]; habits of the peasantry;
prevalence of mendicancy, [63]; peo-
ple favourable to the introduction of
a poor-law, [64]; the workhouse sys-
tem; formation of unions; proposed
exclusion of clergymen from the board
of guardians, [65]; formation and re-
gulation of the local machinery, [66];
parochial settlement to be dispensed
with, [67]; emigration not to be look-
ed on as an ordinary resource [68];
Mr. O'Connell's objections to the poor-
law bill, [70]; tithe question; Lord
Morpeth's measure for the commuta-
tion of, [76]; system of education,
[78]; letter of Lord J. Russell to
Lord Mulgrave on the accession of
the queen [239].

Italy:-Ravages of the cholera [352]