pole, 15-ship loose, and makes some
progress, 17,-fast beset in Victoria
Harbour, 18-third winter, ib. ship
dismantled, ib.-provisions carried to the
deposits, ib.-the Victory abandoned, ib.
the travellers encamp on Fury Beach,
ib.-expedition to the north-eastern ex-
tremity of America, 19-return to Fury
Beach, ib.-Huish's charge against Sir
John, 20-the party leave Batty Bay and
succeed in crossing over to Prince Re-
gent's Inlet, 21-taken on board the
Isabella, ib.-return to England, 23-
Sir John's application to the Admiralty
for remuneration, ib.—and to parliament
for a grant of money, 24-committee of
the House of Commons, ib.-cold and
heartless manner in which Sir John's
narrative is drawn up, 25-his silly
chapter on the magnetic pole, 26-his
sneers at the question of a North-west
Passage, 27-the uselessness of his
charts, 29-blunders and misrepresenta-
tions, exposed, 29-36-Sir John's ma-
licious feeling against Parry, 37-his
jealousy towards his brother officers,
ib.-his utter incompetency to com-
mand a naval enterprise, 38.

S.

Sabbath Bells, the, 71.

Scotland, New Statistical Account of, re-
commended, 414.

Sea of Galilee, described, 169.
Self-devotion, extraordinary instance of,
121.

Shakspeare's tragedies, on their fitness for
stage representation, 65.
Social equality, doctrine of, characterized,

409.
Spain and Portugal, 186-causes which

have led to the present state of the pen.
insula, ib.-Colonel Badcock's Journal
kept in Spain and Portugal, 189-object
of his mission, ib.-unpopularity of the
Queen's cause in Portugal, ib.-conse-
quence of Whig intervention, ib.-siege
of Oporto, 191-Character of the pre-
sent contest in Spain, 193-description
of the war carrying on in the Basque
provinces, 194-sketches of the Spanish
officers, 195-El Pastor, 197-Rodil,
204-visit to the monastery of Ignacio
de Loyola, 202-portrait of Loyola, 203
Ascoytia, 204-General Bedoya, 205-
General Yriarte, 206-the women of

Webster, Noah, his Dictionary of the Eng-
lish Language,' 295.- -See English
Lexicography.

-

Whig and Tory, their counter-change of
tenets, 370.

Willis, N. P.-See Pencillings by the Way.
Windham, Right Hon. William, his cha-
racter, 273.

Wordsworth, William, his 'Yarrow Re-
visited and other Poems,' 181-resem-
blance between Goethe and the author,
ib-a Jewish family, ib.-extracts from
the Russian Fugitive, 182-an incident
at Bruges, ib.-Romance of the Water-
Lily, 183.-the New Poor-Law, 185.
Work, Sonnet on, 72.