INDEX

TO

THE SIXTH VOLUME.

ABELARD and Eloisa, monument of, at Père to Disappointment, 416 ; the Man with a
La Chaise, 173

grievance, 523
Abyssinia, Travels in Southern, by Charles “ Bonny Kate;" a Song, by George Ray-

Johnston, surgeon, reviewed ; with allu- mond, 522
sion, also, to the work of Sir C. Harris, Brummell, Jesse's Life of Beau, review, 91.
on the same country, 69

Butler, Mrs., formerly Miss Fanny Kemble,
Adana, city of; the Caliph Harun Al her poems, reviewed, 280

Rashid, 348
Ain-Tab, town of, visited by Col. Chesney,
Mr. W. F. Ainsworth, &c., 337, 339

Campbell, Thomas, poetical tribute, written
Ainsworth, William Harrison, Esq., con-

on returning from his funeral, at West-
tinuation of “ Saint James's ; or, the

minster Abbey, by Thomas Roscoe, 170

Camoens, Sonnet from, by Thomas Roscoe,
Court of Queen Anne," by, 1—18,95—

438
108, 189—205, 439–468, 551–558 ;

Canada, the Settlers in, by Capt. Marryat,
“ Revelations of London,” by, 283——300,

C.B., reviewed, 374
377—384, 471-486
Ainsworth, W. Francis, Esq. : the Battle-

Canterbury, the British Archæologists at,

363, 370; the cathedral, 365
plain of Imma, now El-Umk, 31; Ex-
cursions, &c. in Cælo-Syria, 155; the

Cecil Street, my House in, by Mrs. White,
Termination of the Transport, 233; Win-

Part I., 86; Part II., 136
ter Wanderings, (being a continuation of Chatelain, Madame de, a Lapse of Forty
the above Eastern tours,) 337, 396 ; his Years, by, 28
Travels in the Track of the Ten Thou- | Chesney, Colonel, the expedition in Asia
sand Greeks, reviewed, 470; Abraham's Minor, &c., conducted by, note, 31, 32,
Fatherland, 511-521

162, 235, 245, 337, 349, 396, 512
Anticipations of 1860; Pleasures penal, by Chihuahua, the Painter of; by Percy B.
R. B. Peake, 542

St. John, 494
Antioch, city of, 164, 233, 344, 399

Cilician plain, the great, 396–406; The
Apamea, city of Cælo-Syria, its temple, Golek Boghar, or Cilician Gates, 397,

wars for the possession of the Syrian
provinces, &c., 157, 159

Cælo-Syria, descriptions of the great plain
Asia Minor, (see the contributions by W. or valley of, its cities, the iron-bridge,

Francis Ainsworth,) Antioch, 233, 337, &c., 156—159 ; 233—246; 338
396

Comet, the ; by Von Sallet, translated by
Attégbéi, the Star of; and Poems by John Oxenford, 469
Frances Brown, reviewed, 503

Country Curate, the ; by Charles Ollier :

The curate's house and family, 421; In-
Barrett, Miss Elizabeth, poems by, reviewed, terview with the rector, 424 ; the curate's
282

troubles at home, 527 ; the curate is still
Beckford, Mr., letter from Lisbon on Ca- farther tried, 529
moeds, quoted, 438, note

Court, the, and the Court Circular : an
Bees, economy of, and exquisite poetry by Anecdote of “Old Townsend;" by the

various authors, regarding, 390, 395 author of “ Mornings in Bow Street,"
Bellerophon, and the Aleian Field, 347

498
Blanchard, Laman : Not so Black as He's Crescent and the Cross, the; or, Romance

Painted, 73; Every Man bas his Dr. and Realities of Eastern travel; by Eliot
Johnson, 251; the Rat-Tat, 371 ; Doomed Warburton, reviewed, 538

et seq.

Hay, 181; on the affairs of France
and Morocco, and their prospective re-
sults, 269

modern Drama, Holberg s " Jeppe Vom
Berge,” &c., 326 ; Sonnet from Ca-
moens, 438.

New South Wales, Mr. Charles Meredith's SAINT JAMES'S : OR, THE COURT OF
Notes and Sketches of, reviewed, 413

QUEEN ANNE; by WILLIAM HARRISON
Night in a Fog, a; by Mrs. White, 533 AINSWORTH, Esq.

BOOK THE THIRD. CHAP. I. Gives
Ollier, Charles, Esq.: on Phantoms, &c. 356; a slight insight into the progress of Har-
the Country Curate, by, 421, 527

ley's intrigues for power, 1. II. How
Ollier, Edmund : his Triad of Sonnets, on Dr. Sacheverell preached his sermon at
Wilson's Picture of Solitude, 506

Saint Paul's; and how he was impeached
Omnibus, the Wrong, by a Physician con- in consequence, 5. III. Of the affront
fined in Bedlam, 19

put upon the Duke of Marlborough by
Oxenford, John, two Poems of Anastasius the Queen, 7. IV. In what guise the

Grün, translated by ; the Excluded One, serjeant returned from the wars; and how
45; different kinds of Grief, ib; the Rat- he brought back with him a Dutch wife,
catcher, from the German, 165 ; King 10. V. The trial of Dr. Sacheverell, 95.
Eric, by, 224; translations from Friedrich VI. How the meeting-houses were de-
von Sallet, 468, 469

stroyed by the mob, 101. VII. In what

way the rioters were dispersed, 105.
Painting and Design, Mr. B. R. Haydon's VIII. Of the sentence passed on Dr.
Lectures on, reviewed, 387

Sacheverell; and what followed it, 189.
Patmore, Poems by Coventry, review, 93 IX. Shewing how the Whig ministry
Peake, R. B., the Prussian Paddy Grenadier, were dissolved, 194. X. Of the Marquis

by. Part I., 46 ; Part II., 125; Antici- de Guiscard's attempt to assassinate Har-
pations of 1860; Pleasures Penal, by, 542 ley, 200. XI. Wherein Harley attains
Père la Chaise, (Cemetery of Paris,) by the highest point of his ambition ; and the

Mrs. Yorick Smythies, authoress of Marquis de Guiscard is disposed of, 439.
“ Cousin Geoffrey,” “ The Matchmaker,” XII. Containing the final interview be-
&c., 172

tween the Queen and the Duchess of
Poetess, the ; and other Poems, by Marlborough, 443. XIII, In' what man-
Georgiana Bennet, reviewed, 503

ner the gold key was delivered up by the
Polka Party, Kate Crosby's, by F.F. B., 206 Duchess, 449. XIV. Shewing how the
Prometheus Vinctus; one of Mr. Webster's serjeant quitted the service, 452. XV.

Rejected Comedies, by Viscount Maid- In which the serjeant's ghost appears to
stone, 507

his old friends ; and in which Mrs.

Plumpton and Mrs. Tipping find each a
Ratcatcher, the, from the German poet, husband, 458. XVI. Shewing how the

Karl Simrock, translated by John Oxen- greatest general of his age was driven
ford, 165

from his country, 551. XVII. Queen
Rat-Tat, the; a story of the Gentilities, by Anne's last exercise of power, 554
Laman Blanchard, 371,

Sallet, Friedrich von, his poems, the “Giant's
Raymond, George, his song of “ Bonny death,” and “ The Comet," translated,
Kate," 522

468.
Rebels, the; a Tale of Emmet’s Days, by Sapho, life and poetry of: with scenes from

“ Tom Burke of Ours," by Mr. Lever, re- Winter Wanderings, by W. Francis Ains.
riewed, 435

worth. Ain-tab, Story of a Sword,
Touloin, Camilla, The Lady Lucille and i A nocturnal ride, Kilis, ancient Ciliza,

her Wedding Brooch ; how she won it, Panthers of Amanus, Hostile reception
and how she wore it : a (metrical) Story from the Turkomans, Ruins of Issus,
of Modern Times, by, 246

City of Mopsus, the sootbsayer, Aleian
Trapper, the: a Legend of the West, 131 plain, Reverses of Bellerophon, City of

Adana, 337–349; Tarsus, Archæological
" While the Dews fall over the Mulberry researches, Enter into Taurus, An invi-

Tree,” song, by Edward Kenealy, 154 tation to dinner, Armenian strongbolds,
White, Mrs., " Wanted a Governess," by, A mishap, Ruins of Anazarbus, Pass of

226; The Rebels, a Tale of Emmet's the Taurus, Marash, the ancient Ger.
Days, by, 313, 107; a Night in a Fog, manicia, Castle of the Romans, 396–406
by, 333

Ellustrations on teel, by Gcorge Cruikshank,

TO “SAINT JAMES's.”

J.

SERJEANT SCALES INTRODUCING HIS DUTCH WIFE TO HIS FRIENDS

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THE DUCHESS FOILED BY HARLEY IN HER ATTEMPT TO INTERRUPT

THE MARRIAGE BETWEEN MASHAM AND ABIGAIL
THE MARQUIS DE GUISCARD ATTEMPTING TO ASSASSINATE HARLEY

II.

204

Fllustrations, by Phiz, (Bablot K. Brownc,)

TO “ REVELATIONS OF LONDON."

IV.

THE ELIXIR OF LONG LIFE

293

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THE RUINED HOUSE IN THE VAUXHALL ROAD
VI. UNEXPECTED DISAPPEARANCE OF OLD PARR
VII. THE IRON-MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER
VIII. THE MYSTERIOUS MEETING IN HYDE PARK
IX. THE DOG-FANCIER

447