Laugier, General de, anecdote of, 450 et
seq.

Lee, General, sketch of, 375—at the bat-
tle of Gettysburg, 381, 382.
Lehmann, H., portrait of Madame Hart-
mann by, 70.

Leighton, Mr., the paintings by, in the
present Exhibition, 68.

Lemberg, a visit to, during the Polish
insurrection, 26.

Lepsius, his researches, &c., on the Pyra-
mids, 359.

Le Sage as an illustration of knowledge
of the world, 278.

Library, the, at Darmstadt, 579.
Lilye's Euphues, characteristics of, 162.
Linden Strasse, the, in Berlin, 83.
Literature, absence of, in modern Italy,

Martin's Odes of Horace, review of, 184.
Martins, the, at Harrow. 472, 473.
Mary, Queen, flight of the Reformers on
the accession of, 119.
Mavrocordatos, Alexander, character of,
588.

MAY SONG, by Pisistratus Caxton, 635.
Melifont, ancient remains at, 50.
Memphis, account of, by Herodotus, 349.
Mercator the geographer, first appear-
ance of his chart, 551.

Meteors and meteoric stones, specula-
tions regarding, 685.

Mexico, the early civilisation of, 547.
Millais's Eve of St. Agnes, remarks on, 69.
-his other works, 70.
Millenary petition, the, 124.

Milroy, the Federal General, atrocities
of, in Winchester, 368.

Milton, characteristics of the desire of
fame in, 6.

Mogul Emperors, position of India under
the, 200.

Molière's Tartuffe, remarks on, 272-as
an illustration of knowledge of the
world, 275.

Monasterboice, the sculptured cross of,

52.

Money, definition of, 501.

Mongol Empire, rise of the, 543.
Monitorial system, the, at Harrow, 473.
Montaigne as an illustration of know-

ledge of the world, 274.

Motion, relations of, to heat, 685.
Mouravieff, the proceedings of, in Poland,

147.

Museum at Darmstadt, the, 579.
Napier, M., on the case of the alleged
Wigtown Martyrs, 742.

57.

Napoleon III., review of his policy, &c.,
toward Italy, 54 et seq.,
National debt of India, the, 202.
National Gallery, the, recent additions
to, 73.

National Portrait Gallery, the, recent ad-
ditions to, 75.
Nauplia, the revolt of, 605.

NAVIES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE, THE,
from a French point of view, 697.
Navy, the Greek, its state, 594.
Newgrange, the cairn of, 48.
Nicholas, the Emperor, policy of, toward
Greece, 597.

Nightingale, the, its abundance, &c., at
Darmstadt, 581.

Nile, the, Herodotus's account of, 350.
Nobility, the Prussian, character of, 92

et seq.
No Name, remarks on, 170.
Northmen, discovery of America by the,

543.
NOVELS, 168.

OLD MAPS AND NEW, 540.

Oliver Twist, Cruikshank's illustrations
to, 219.

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OTHO, KING, THE FALL OF, 586.
OUR RANCOROUS "COUSINS," 636.
Pacifico, Don, the affair of, 590.
Palmerston, Lord, and the Don Pacifico
affair, 590
- on the steam ram case,
643.
Parliament, the debates in, on Italy, 54
-the debates on the Church question
in, 116 et seq.

-

Parr, character of Sumner, head-master
of Harrow, by, 463 his connection
with the school, ib. et seq.—his career,
464.

Peel, Sir R., at Harrow, 469.
Pender, General, the Confederate divi-
sion of, 366.

Pendleton, General, sketch of, 374, 384.
PERPETUAL CURATE, THE: a Chronicle of
Carlingford, Part II., 97 Part III.,
245-Part IV., 328-Part V., 482-
Part VI., 521-Part VII., 715.
PERSONAL IDENTITIES, 733.
Peru, the early civilisation of, 547.
Phillips, J., The House of Commons in
1860, by, 68.

Phoenicians, the, Africa circumnavigated
by, 542.

Pickett, General, sketch of, 374.

Picture Gallery, the, at Darmstadt, 580.
Pinching in," a Harrow usage, 478.
Piræus, the, public works of the French
soldiers at, 591.

Pitt, his ignorance of the world and
knowledge of his time, 149.
Playwright and dramatist, distinction
between the, 429.
Poetry, the translation of, 185.

Poets, errors of, as to their own works, 8.
POLAND, LETTER FROM, NO. IL, From
Cracow to Warsaw, 18-No. III, A
Visit to an Insurgent Camp, 133-the
feeling in, toward England and France,

Publius Syrus, the remains of, 288.
Puritans, the, views of, as regards the
English Church, 120 et seq.

PYRAMIDS, THE, WHO BUILT THEM, AND
WHEN? 347.

Queen of Sheba, the opera of, 581.
Raymond, M., his work on the Navies of
England and France, 697.
Readers and Writers, an Essay, 418.
Reed, Mr., his iron-clad ships, 707.
Reformation, the, peculiarities of, in

England and on the Continent, 118.
Richardson, the novels of, 271, 272.
RICHTER, JEAN PAUL, 310.
Ritter, Karl, the geographical works of,

Steam, first introduction of, into war-
ships, and comparison of the steam
navies of France and England, 700

et seq.
Steam-ram case, the arguments on the,
643.

Steele, knowledge of man and ignorance

of the world shown by, 149.
Sterne, knowledge of the world shown
in the works of, 271.

Stone, Mr. Napoleon on the road from
Waterloo, by, 69.

Stonewall brigade, the, 376.

To-DAY IN ITALY, 448.
TONY BUTLER, Part I., 395

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Part II,

554-Part III., 659.
Translation, difficulties of, 184.
Trevelyan, Sir C., on the Land settlement
question in India, 211.

Tulloch, Principal, on the case of the
alleged Wigtown martyrs, 743.
Tuscany, the Grand-Duchess of, her let-
ters, 449, 452.

TYNDALL ON HEAT, 679.
UNDER THE LIMES-Pen-and-Ink Photo-
graphs from Berlin, 83.

Uniformity, the first Act of, 122 - the
second, 129.

Universal suffrage, influence of, in Greece,

589.

Vasco di Gama, passage of the Cape by,
545.

Vaughan, Dr., as head-master of Harrow,

470.

Vincke, sketch of, 90.
Virchow, Dr., 90.

Virginius, Sheridan Knowles's play of,

436.

Voltaire as an illustration of knowledge
of the world, 275.

Von Sybel, sketch of, 90.
Vyse, Colonel Howard, his researches on
the Pyramids, 356 et seq.
Waldeck, a member of the Prussian As-
sembly, 90.

Waller, resemblance of, to the French
poets, 269.

Walpole, Horace, as an illustration of
knowledge of the world, 157 et seq.
War, influence of, on the geography of
states, 540.

Ward, E. M., painting by, in the Exhibi-
tion, 69.

Ward, Mrs. E. M., Episode in the Life of
Queen Mary, by, 69.

Stuart, General, sketch of, 388.

Study, rules regarding, 418.

Sumner, Robert, head-master of Harrow,

tion, 29 et seq.

Water-glass, the new process of painting
in, 75, 76.
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