Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine

Genevra, 385.

Gentlemanly expostulation, 352.
Godfroy, the American architect, letter re-
specting, 414.

Grousome Caryl, the, 78.
Gypsy of Debretzin, the, 353.
Hindoos, on the moral character of the,
587, 701.

Hogg and Campbell, comparison between,
109.

Hogg, song by, in answer to ODoherty's
farewell to Scotland, 120-Hymn to
the Devil by, 367-Songs by, 382-
Poems by, 712.

Horæ Germanicæ, No. XX. Schiller's
Wilhelm Tell, 299, 417-No. XXI.
Wieland's Aristippus, 673.
Hora Hispanicæ, No. X. Courting not
Love, 641.

Hymn to the Devil, 367.

Idler, a literary, note-book of, 736.
Illiberal, the, No. I. 340.

Impediments of speech, on Mr Broster's
system for removing, 46.

India, letters on the present state of, No.
I. 574 No. II. 701.

Ireland, remarks on the Roman Catholic
Church of, 255.

Ireland, the West Indies, &c. Articles
concerning, in the Edinburgh Review,
MS. Notes on, 461.

Irish songs, observations of ODoherty on,
318.

Irving, Washington, on the writings of,
58.

Jean de Luz, description of the attack on,
in the Peninsular war, 456.
Laird o' Lamington, the, 620.
Land-letting, English and Irish, remarks
on, 684.

Laudes Robinsonianæ, 620.
Letter to the Editor, 414.

681.

from Paddy Pumps of Cork,

on the present state of the stage,

727.
Letters from the Vicarage, No. II. 20.
of Timothy Tickler, Esq. No. XV.
85, 24.

on the character and genius of
Lord Byron, review of, 137.

from the Continent, No. II. 329.
on the present state of India, 574,

701.
Life of Edmund Burke, review of, 1.
Lights, New, 732.

Lisbon in the years 1821-22-23, 396.
Literary Souvenir, review of the, 94.

Idler, note-book of a, 736.
Mansie Wauch, tailor, farther portions of
the autobiography of, 667.
Manuscript Notes on the articles concern-
ing Ireland, the West Indies, &c. in
the last Number of the Edinburgh Re-
view, 461.

Manuscript notes on the last Number of
the Quarterly Review, 475.
Marriages, 252, 368, 759.

Martin, Mr, remarks on his bill against
bear-beating, &c., 600.

Medical Jurisprudence, elements of, re-
marks on, 351.

Meteorological Tables, 244, 633, 755.
Military Appointments, Promotions, &c.
246, 635, 756.

Mines, American, on an article in the
Quarterly Review, concerning the, 592.
Minuets, 335.

Minuta, Cantabrigiensia, 77.
Momus, or an hour at Bath, 16.
Mullion, Dr, letters of Timothy Tickler to,
85, 604-Song by, 114.

Napoleon, Last days of, by Dr Antom-
marchi, review of, 323.

Narrative of the Death of Blanche of
Bourbon, 328.

Neal, John, an American, on the writings
of, 190.

New Lights, 732.
Night-hawk, the, 44.

Noctes Ambrosianæ, No. XVIII. Song
by Mullion, 114-Supper-room in Am-
brose's, 117-Remarks on Hogg's
poem of Queen Hynde, 123-No. XIX.
366-Hymn to the Devil, 367-Hib-
bert on apparitions, 378-Miss Foote,
Mr Hayne Kean and Mrs Cox, 372
-Rev. Mr Lisle Bowles, 373-Camp-
bell, 377-Divisions in the Cabinet,
378-Songs by Hogg, 382-3-No. XX.
610-Mr Brougham, and the Edin-
burgh Bailies, 611-Brougham and
Canning, 614-Brougham Dinner, ib.
Song, The Laird o' Lamington, 620-
Laudes Robinsonianæ, 621-The Shep-
herd's Library, 623.

Note-book of a literary idler, No. I., 736.
Notice respecting Mr Broster's system for

removing impediments of speech, &c.

46-Of Retch's outline to Fidolin, 327.
Number a Hundred. A New Song, 505.
Odoherty, Song on the New Year, by, 119.

Remarks of, on Irish Songs, 318.-On
English Songs, 480.

Outlines to Fidolin, notice of Retsch's, 327.
Poetry-An Hour at Bath, 16-The Night-

hawk, 44-Remarks connected with the
Criticism of, 74.-The Grousome Car-
yl, 78-The Death of the First-born,
96 The Poet's Bridal-day Song, 89
-The Convict Ship, 99-The Angel's
Song, 100-Song by Mullion, 114–
New-year's night Song by ODoherty,
119-Song by Hogg, in answer to
ODoherty's Farewell, 120-Morning-
Night-To- 152-Sonnets. I. to
Vanity, 153-11. The world. III. De-
struction. IV. Human Life, 154-Songs
by Hogg, 382-Genevra, 385-April
Nonsense, 415-Promenade de Tivoli,

416-Number a Hundred; a new song
by Christopher North, 505-The Twin
Sisters, 532-A Fragment, 600-A Fair
Place and Pleasant, 609-The Laird of
Lamington, 620-Laudes Robinsonia
næ, 621-Ringan and May, 712-In-
terpretation of the Larke's Song, ib.-
The Witch of the Gray Thorn, 714-
New Lights, 732-To a fair Young La-
dy, 745-The Tie Severed, 746.
Poet's Bridal-day Song, the, 98.
Political Economist, the, Essay III. Part
III. on the Sources and Evidence of
Human Knowledge, with reference to
Political Economy, 207.

Prices Current, 243, 754.

Prior's Life of Burke, review of, 1.
Promenade de Tivoli, 416.
Promotions, Appointments, &c. 246, 635,

756.

Pumps, Paddy, of Cork, Letter from, 681.
Publications, Monthly List of New, 236,
627, 749.

Quarterly Review, manuscript Notes on the
last Number of the, 475.-On an Article
in the, relating to the American mines,
592.

Queen Hynde, remarks on Hogg's Poem
of, 123.

Ramble, a Five Days' one to Cuma,
Ischia, and Capri, &c. 405.
Recipe for making people wealthy, intel-
ligent, moral, loyal, free, and happy,

34.

Recollections of Foreign Travel, &c., Re
view of Sir Egerton Bridges's, 505.
Remarks connected with the Criticism of
Poetry, 74.

Remarks on the Church of England, 20
-On the Scotch Poets, Hogg and Camp-
bell, 109-On Queen Hynde, 123—On
the Character and Writings of Lord
Byron, 131-On the Roman Catholic
Church of Ireland, 255-Of ODoher-
ty on Irish Songs, 318-On the Diving
Bell, 336-On Beck and Dunlop_on
Medical Jurisprudence, 351-Of ODo-
herty on English Songs, 480-On Mr
Brougham's pamphlet on the Education
of the People, 534-On Free Trade,
551-On Bear-baiting and Mr Mar-
tin's Bill, 600-On Calderon's Cour-
tesy not Love, 641-On English and
Irish Land-Letting, 684.

Retch's Outlines to Fidolin, notice of, 327.
Review of Prior's Life of Burke, 1.-Of

Wadd on Corpulence, 69-Of the Lite-
rary Souvenir, 94-Of Campbell's
Theodric, 102-Of Letters on the Cha-
racter and Genius of Lord Byron, 137
-Of Count Gamba's Narrative of By-
ron's last Journey to Greece, 144-Of
a New Series of Sayings and Doings,
221-Of Schiller's Wilhelm Tell, 299,
417-Of Dr Antommarchi's Last Days
of Napoleon, 323-Of the Spirit of the

Agc, 361-Of Sir Egerton Bridges's
Recollections of Foreign Travel, &c.
505-Of Tremaine, a novel, 508-Of
Wieland's Aristippus, 673.

Roman Catholic Church of Ireland, re-
marks on the, 255.

Ringan and May; ane richte mournfulle
dittye, 712.

Sayings and Doings, review of a new series
of, 221.-Review for the publisher's be
nefit, 224. For the author's benefit, ib.
-For the benefit of the reading public,
-Specimen first, 226-Specimen the se
cond, 230.

Schiller's Wilhelm Tell, review of, 299,
417.

Scotch Poets, Hogg and Campbell, re-
marks on, 109.

Sebastian's, St, description of the storming
of, 293-Its appearance after the assault
and capture, 296.
Shepherd's Calendar, the, 180.
Song, a new one, by Christopher North,
Esq. himself, 505.

Songs, Irish, ODoherty on, 318.

English, ODoherty on, 418.
Sonnets, by Delta, 153.

Speech, Mr Broster's discovery for the re
moval of impediments of, 46.
Spirit of the Age, review of the, 361.
Stage, letter on the present state of the,
727.

State Counsel, by the statesmen of Coc-
kaigne, 34.

Subaltern, Journal of a, Chapter I., Pre-
parations for joining the army in the
Peninsula, 279-Parting scenes, 280-
Story of a young Highland recruit, 281.

-Chapter II., Embarkation at Dover,
284 Arrive off St Sebastian's, 285
-Unsuccessful attempt to storm the
castle, 286-Arrive at the harbour of
Passages, 287-Disembarkation, 288.---
Chapter III., Camp before St Sebas-
tian's, 289-Preparations for the as-
sault, 290-Storming of St Sebastian's,
293. Chapter IV., Appearance of St
bastian's after its capture, 296.-Chap-
ter V., Scenery among the Pyrenees,
442-Heights of San Marcial, 443.-
Chapter VI., 437-Battle on the heights
of Andage, 451.-Chapter VII., 452-
Execution of deserters, 454.-Chapter
VIII., 456-Attack of St Jean de Luz,
456. Chapter IX., 563-Town of St
Jean de Luz, 566-Execution of Spa-
nish and Portuguese soldiers for cruelty
exercised on the peasantry, 567.-Chap-
ter X., ib.-Winter quarters, 568
Wellington's fox-hounds, 570.-Chap-
ter XI., 571-Bayonne, 573-Antipa-
thies between the infantry and cavalry,
573.-Chapter XII., 717-Action near
Bedart, 718-Sir John Hope, ib.-Scene
after the action, 729-Action recom-
menced, 728 The field of Battle after,

721-Charge of French cavalry, 722-
British charge of bayonets, 723.
Chapter XIII., ib.-Desertion of Ger-
man troops from the French, 724-Re-
treat of the French, 725.

Tell, Wilhelm, review of Schiller's, 299,
417.

Theodric, a domestic tale, review of, 102
-Remarks on an article on, in the Edin-
burgh Review, 486.
Threefold Tragedy, the, 488.
Thoroughfares, thoughts upon, 155.
Tickler, Timothy, letters of, No. XX. To
Dr Mullion, 85-To Theodore Hook,
Esq., 224-To Dr Mullion, 604.
Tie Severed, the, 745.

Tithes in England, remarks on, 170-In
Scotland, 174.

Trade, free, remarks on, 551.
Tragedy, the threefold, 488.

Tremaine, a novel, review of, 518.
Twin Sisters, the, 532.
Valentine, 460.

Verses to a young lady, 746.
Vicarage, letters from the, 20, 167.
Wadd, William, review of his Cursory
Remarks on Corpulency, 69.
Wauch, Mansie, tailor, farther portions of
the Autobiography of, 667.
Weep not for the Dead, 405.