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INTELLIGENCE IN LITERATURE,

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APRIL, TO OCTOBER, 1818.

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GENERAL INDEX

TO VOL. III.

ALISMA PLANTAGO, with design Bloomfield, his poetical character

428, 468, 481
156

Acoustic experiment
Additional particulars of Capt. Cook's death 47
Adam and Eve, a sign board

Boulton, Matthew
Broad, mr. his death
Bruce the traveller
Bruce, Robert

260

Aeronautic Voyage across the English

channel

Africa, travels in

African expedition
Afflictions of devils

Abercrombie, Sir Ralph, anecdote of

Alchemist

Ali Pacha, his barbarity
Algiers, captivity in, described 128, 165, 369
All-Fools' Day

Alfred's head

of Bernadotte
of Incledon

of the dog-

of Dr. Johnson

of a Frenchman

of the Sultana Valide
of a Spanish Widow

of a young cavalry officer
Anecdote of the actor Brunet

263 Campbell, the poet

Americau resources

445 Cathedral, almost finished

Analogies in animal and vegetable creation 365 Cascade of Tourtmague
Anthropophagia
Anecdotes, various

372 Canada, ilal's travels in

of sir Ralph Abercrombie
of the duke of Wellington
of the prince regent

Animal flower
Animal and vegetable food
Ancient Banneret

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41

121

Bernadotte, anecdote of
Bell, an inn sign
Belle Sauvage

Bristed's American resources
Burns and Scalds, remedy for
Burns died

474 Buffon died

487 Burgoing's letters on Sweden
485 Burkhard, the traveller
20 Byron, lord, remarks on
plagiarisms of

26

Bishop Blaze

Births

Blight in fruit trees remedied
Blind persons, their powers
Blossoms' Inn

29 Canine sagacity

237 Cary's letter on West's painting

188 Cervantes died

190 Chatterton

265 Chartres aërial voyage
267 Charles II. restored
277,432 Chapel of St. Rosalia
294 Chemical Amusements

316 Chinese forms and ceremonies

357 Chinese generosity

29 Childe Harold, canto IV.

485 Coffee denounced
481 Colbert to his son
484 Compliment to a lady
190 Completing press
17 Conroy, John, his death
189 Contemporary Authors

263 Connolly, Daniel, his death
346 Corpus Christi

29 Couplet wrongly attributed to Pope
418 Coral rocks, their formation

170 Confession of the novice of St. Clair
200 Cornucopia

171, 213, 289 Crabbe, the poet, his character
189 Crystallization of tin

157 Curran, John Philpot
263

40 Dante's hell described

354 Daniel's picturesque voyage
190 Dances in Shakspeare's time
157 David, Jaques Louis
282 David's great picture
288 Dallas's poem of Ramirez

D'Arblay, gen. Alexander, his death

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194 Death on the pale horse
421 Derbyshire in England

351 Deshoulieres, madame, her intrepidity

Berkely, sir George Cranfield, his death 488 Domesticated seal

Bellamy's bible

358 Don Manuel Godoi

Bellamira, by Shiel

29

81, 379
120
127, 402
196, 392

413 Dog, anecdotes of the

294 Dog days begin

487 Dore, madame, her intrepidity

293 Discovery of America before Columbus
294 Domestic economy in Elizabeth's reign

404

354

488

236

431

445

190

275

326

101

270

197

1-5

189

297

147

209

395

40

488
64

488

300

236
338,422
997
54, 189
404
486

60

39 Dobree, capt. N. his death

74 Dr. Dwight's tract on infidelity

994 Dress of the beaux io James I's time

56

64

70

282

409

257

31

355

316

361, 380

17

191

997

250

487

957

272

58

47

156

73
74

486

29
15

188

221

255

275

288

487

72

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