INDEX
TO THE EIGHTEENTH VOLUME.
A.
Adept (The), by Dalton, 172. A Little While, by William Jone», 73, Ancient Church (The), 372,
As 1 laye a Thynkynge—the last lines of Thomas Ingoldsby, 201.
B.
Barham (Rev. R. H.), author of The Ingoldsby Legends,” 198.
Barker’s (W. G. J,) Othryades, 238. Black Prophet (The), 353.
Brian O’Linn ; or. Luck is Everything; by the Author of “ Wild Sports of the West,” 479, 576.
Bridal (The) of Manstone Court, by Henry Curling, 394.
Brinvilliers (The Marchioness of), the Poisoner of the Seventeenth Century ; a Romance of Old Paris; by Albert Smith.—The mischief still thickens on all sides, 1 ; two great villains, 7; the dead-house of the H6tel Dieu, 9; the orgy at the Hotel de Cluny, 105; Sainte Croix and Marie encounter an uninvited guest. Ill; Louise Gauthier falls into dangerous hands, 114; Marie has Louise in her power, 209; Sainte Croix discovers the great secret, 216 ; matters become very serious, 221; the flight of Marie to Liege— Paris, 317 ; Philippe avails himself of Maitre Pi> card’s horse for the Marchioness, 325; the stratagem at Montefontaine, 328 ; Philippe Glazer throws Desgrais off the scent, 425 ; Offmont to Liege, 428 ; the end of Lachauss^, 436 ; the game IS up, 440; News for Louise Gauthier and Benoit, 529; the Journey — exa¬ mination of the Marchioness, ^2 ; the last interview, 534 ; the water question — Exili— the Place de GrSve, 539 ; Louise Gauthier—the conclusion, 551.
Christening the Villa, 38.
Clive’s (Everard) Case of Conscience, 455 ; Young Ladies and their Idiosyn¬ crasies, 569.
Come down in the deep with me, 316. Corunna, the Retreat to, from “The Re¬
collections of Rifleman Harris,” 74. Costello’s (Miss Louisa Stuart) Sketches
of Legendary Cities. Colchester, 62 ; Derby, 341. To Janet, 265. Crowquill’s (Alfred) Glimpses and Mys¬
teries. The New Neighbourhood, ^ ; Good-natured Woman, 266 ; the Ap¬ parition, 403; the Young Gentleman who never did anything, 517 ; the Old Woman at the Comer, 627. Curling’s (Henry) Bridal of Manstone
Court, 394 ; Retreat to Corunna, from the Recollections of Rifleman Harris, 74.
Curvet (A), or Two in the Career of Tom Wilkins, by Charles Whitehead, 229.
D. Dalton. The Adept, 172.
Dangerous Character (A), by Paul Pren- dergast, 293.
Death (The) of the Youngest, by Wil¬ liam Jones, 271.
Dick Sparrow’s Evening “ Out,” by Charles Whitehead, 498.
Dream of a Family Man (The), by
MtUIV.y 445.
E.
Early Years of a Veteran of the Army of Westphalia, between 1805-14,45, 203, 241, 509,622.
Elves (The) in Windsor Forest, by W. Y. B., 121.
Ennobled Actresses, by Mrs. Mathews. The Countess of Derby, 54 ; Countess of Craven, 249 ; Lady Thurlow, 251 ; the Duchess of St Albans, 601. Evening Star (The), by H.B. K., 171.
F.
Flowci’s (Rev. W. B.) Gatherings from tlie Greek Poets:—Endurance, 156. Flower (The) of the Fold, 468. F. P. P.’s Old House in the Gungate, 80.
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C.
Campbell (Thomas). A Literary Retro¬ spect, by a Middle-aged Man, 17. Canter’s (D.) Outpourings, 30, 126 272
376, 447.
Case of Conscience (A), by Everard Clive, 455.
634
INDEX. G.Galt (John). A Literary Retrospect, by a Middle-aged Mao, 285.
Gaming, Gaming-Houses, and Game¬ sters, 333, 489, 593.
Gaol Chaplain ; or, a Dark Page from Life's Volume: — Do the murdered rest? 95 ; the Serfs of England, 102 ; the New Magistrate, 191 ; Old Scratch, 194; the Lady Thief, 310; the Jew with reference to Society, 312; the Court Physician, 358 ; a Trait of Syd¬ ney Smith, 469; the Resistless Foe, 471; Too much Doctor; Mrs. Fry, 561; the Avenger’s witness against murder, 563.
Gatherings from the Greek Poets, by the Rev. W. B. Flower:—Endurance, 156. Glimpses and Mysteries, by Alfred Crow- quill :—The New Neighbourhood, 90 ; the Good-natured Woman, 266 ; the Apparition, 403; the Young Gentle¬ man who never did anything, 517 ; the Old Woman at the Corner, 627. G. T. F.’s Voltaire to the Queen of Prus¬
sia, 237.
H.
Harris's (Rifleman) Recollections;—The Retreat to Corunna, 74.
H. B. K.’s Spirit of the Flowers, 53; Evening Star, 171 ; Why is the sky so brightly blue? 182.
How Mr. Stubbs did not dance with the Queen, at the opening of Lincoln’s Inn Hall, by a Law Student, 553. How solveless is woman ! 508.
I. 1 am not always happy, 255.
Irish Whiskey-Drinker’s (The) Railway Queen, 386.
J.
Jones’s (William) Laud ye the monks, 29 ; A little while, 73; Thou art sleeping, brother, 125; Who loves thee not ? 248 ; The death of the youngest, 271 ; Powerscourt, 284.
K.
Kenney’s (Charles) Unfinished Picture. 411.
King of Clubs (The), by Paul Prender- gast, 613.
L.
Langhorne's (C. Hartley) Song to the God of Wine, 37.
Last lines of 1'homas Ingoldsby : — As 1 laye a thynkynge, 201.
Laud ye the monks ! by William Jones. 29.
I.eaf (A), out of my Book, by Trotcosey, 625
Little Velvet Shoes (The), by F. P. Pal¬ mer, 365.
Lone Churchyard (The), 586.
M.
Maginn (Dr.), a Literary Retrospect, by a Middle-aged Man, 587.
Martingale’s Summer Birds, 167. Mary Queen of Scots and Lord Broug¬
ham, 157.
Mathews's (Mrs.) Ennobled Actresses: — The Countess of Derby, 54; Coun¬ tess of Craven, 249 ; Lady Thurlow, 251 ; The Duchess of St. Albans, 601. Maxwell’s (W. H.) Brian O’Linn, or
Luck is Everything, 479, 576. Mermaid’s Home (The), 357. Middle-aged Man’s Literary Retrospect:
—Thomas Campbell, 17 ; John Galt, 285.
My Jamie! thou wert kind to me, 393.
O.
Ode to Love, by W. Y. B., 373. Oh ! fairest of earth’s jewels, 309. Old Elm-tree (The), 478. Old Farm-house (The), 297.
Old House (The) in the Gungate, a le¬ gend of the days of Queen Anne, bv F. P. P., 80.
Opal Set (The), 298.
Othryades, by W. G. J. Barker, 239. Outpourings, by D. Canter, 30, 126,272,
376, 447.
P.
Palmer’s (F. P.) Little V’elvet Shoes, 365. Penalty (The) after death, 183. Postans’s (Robert) Press-gang Hero, 256. Powerscourt, by William Jones, 284. Prendergast’s (Paul) Dangerous Charac¬
ter, 293 ; King of Clubs, 613. Press-gang Hero, by Robert Postans,256.
R.
Railroads now are all the rage, 626. Railway Queen (The), by the Irish
Whiskey Drinker, 386. R. F.’s Mermaid’s Home, 357. Romer’s (Mrs.) Story of a Picture, 143. Russell (Samuel), 523.
S.
Sketches of Legendary Cities, by Miss Louisa Stuart Costello : — Colchester, 62; Derby, 341.
Smith’s (Albert) Marchioness of Brin- villiers, the Poisoner of the Seventeenth Century ; a Romance of Old Paris, I, 105,209,317, 425,529.
INDEX.
63.0
Song to the God of Wine, by C. HartleyLanghorne, 37.
Sorrows of the Poor (The), 385. Spirit of the Flowers, by H. B. K., S3. Story of a Picture, by Mrs. Romer, 143. Sommer Birds, by Martingale, 167.
T.
There is some one abiding-place, 468. Thou art sleeping, brother, by William
Jones, 1*25.
Thou hapless flower, that bids me stay, 497.
To Janet, by Miss L. S. Costello, 265. Trolcosey’s Leaf out of my Book, 525.
U
nfinished Picture (The), by Charles Kenney, 411.
V.
Voltaire to the Queen of Prussia, 237.
W,
Whitehead’s (Charles) Curvet or two in the Career of Tom Wilkins, 229; Dick Sparrow’s Evening “ Out,” 498. Who loves thee not! by W'illiam Jones,
248;
Why is the sky so brightly bluel by H. B. K., 182.
Widow (The) to her Son, 309. Withered Rose (The), 497. Woman. 508.
W. Y. B.’s Elves in Windsor Forest, 121; Ode to Love, 373.
Y.
Young Ladies and their Idiosyncrasies, by Everard Clive, 569.
END OF THE EIGHTEENTH VOLUME.
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