Address to the English Protestants, on
the Measures respecting the Irish
Church, 219.
Constancy, the Story of, 29.
Coronation Oath, and the Irish Church
Commission, 121.
Adventures in South America-No. Crisis, the, 231.
IV. The Prize, 205.
Catholic Religion in Ireland, Remarks
on, 312.
Century, Opening of the New, 425.
Change of Ministry, Dismissal of the
Whigs, 704.
Chapters of College Romance, 488.
Chinese Historical Dramas and Ro-
mances- -No. II., 548.
Choice, and the Minister's Annie, by
the Ettrick Shepherd, 582.
Christianity, the Philosophy of the Evi-
dences of, 709.
Church Commission, Irish, and the Co-
ronation Oath, 121.
Church, Irish, Address to the Protes-
tants of England, on the Measures in
progress respecting it, 219.
Church, Irish, Parliamentary Doings
with the, 473.
Church, Roman Catholic, Essay on the,
by the Rev. David O. Croly, Review
of, 593.
Cloister, the, from the German, 70.
Club-footed King, the, 393.
College Romance, Chapters of, Chap. I.
Reading for Honours, 488.
Consolation, a Leaf from the Philosophy
of Voltaire, 168.
Critical Notices The Dream, and other
Poems, 116. The Sacred Harp,
Second Series, 118. Sillery's Royal
Mariner, and Other Poems, 119.
The Naturalist's Library, 239.
Walker's Physiognomy, 240. Drury's
Thucydides, ib. Arundel's Travels in
Asia Minor, 588. Geoghegan's
Greek Testament, 590. Gilpin's
Forest Scenery, 707. The Philoso-
phy of the Evidences of Christianity,
by James Steele, 709. Lang's View
of the Origin and Migration of the
Polynesian Nation, ib. Meditations,
or Remains of L. S., 711.
Croly, Rev. David O., Essay on Eccle-
siastical Finance, as regards the
Roman Catholic Church, Review of,
593.
Cross, the Red, of Burgundy, a Tale,
646.
Curiosity, from the German, 191.
Dark Day, the, a Tale, 426.
Decline of Poetical Genius, 174.
Delights of a Dirty Man, 442.
Dismissal of the Whigs, 704.
Don Gayséros, the Romance of, 622.
Downfall of Saul, 702.
Downshire Meeting, the, 691.
Dramas and Romances of the Chinese,
Notice of the, 548.
Dream, the, and Other Poems, Notice
of, 116.
Drury's Thucydides, Notice of, 240.
Emigration of the Protestants of Ire-
land, 1.
Emigrants' Songs at Parting, 273.
England, Southey's Naval History of,
Review of, 412.
England, the King of Merry, a Song,
English, Illustrations of the, 277.
English Protestants, Address to the, 219.
Entertainments, the Hibernian Nights',
674.
Epigram, the Rival Popes, 168.
Ettrick Shepherd, the Choice and the
Minister's Annie, by the, 582.
Evidences of Christianity, by James
Steele, Notice of, 709.
Fancy, A, 348.
Fancy, the Scene-Shifter, 325.
Finance, Essay on Ecclesiastical, Notice
of, 593.
Forest Scenery, Gilpin's, by Sir T. Dick
Lauder, 707.
Friends, to my, from the German, 368.
Genius, Decline of the Poetical, 174.
Geoghegan's Greek Testament, Notice
of, 590.
Gilfillan, Mr. Robert, Songs by, 276,
411, 484, 485, 671.
Goldsmith, the, an Indian Story, 236.
Gilpin's Forest Scenery, by Sir Thomas
Dick Lauder, Notice of, 707.
Grief, Pleasures of, 43.
Leonore, the Ballad of, 509.
Letters from Spain. No. III., an Exe-
cution, 184.
Lha Dhu, or the Dark Day, a Tale, 426.
Life and Opinions of Gregory Greedy,
Gent., 328.
Log-hut, Spectre of the, a Tale, 556.
Longfield's Political Economy, Remarks
on, 33.
Lyric Poetry of Pindar, 502.
Man, the Delights of a Dirty, 442.
Majesty's, his Promises, and his Minis-
ters' Deeds, 559.
Meeting, the Great Protestant, 336.
Meeting, the Downshire, 691.
Minister's Annie, a Tale, 582.
Ministry, Change of, 704.
Minstrelsy, Hardiman's Irish, Review of,
No. II. 152. No. III. 447. No. IV.
514.
Greedy, Gregory, Gent. Life and Opi- Napier's History of the Peninsular War,
Grey, Earl, Sketch of, 291.
Hardiman's Irish Minstrelsy, Review of,
No. II. 152. No. III. 447. No. IV.
Conclusion, 514.
Harmony, Horrors of, 543.
Hibernian Nights' Entertainments, 674.
Hints from High Places, No. IV. 15.
Historical Dramas and Romances of the
Chinese, No. II. 548.
History of the Peninsular War, by Na-
pier, Review of, 192.
Humbug, Twenty-two Illustrations of, 235
Illustrations of the English-the Old
School and the New, 277.
Impromptu, 136.
Indian Story-The Goldsmith, 236.
Ireland, “How is it to be Governed?" by
Paulet Scrope, Review of, 353.
Irish Church Commission, and the Coro-
nation Oath, 121.
Irish Minstrelsy, Hardiman's, No. II.
152. No. III. 447. No. IV. 514.
Irish Storyists, Lover and Carleton, Re-
view of, 298.
Jardine's Naturalist's Library, Notice of,
239.
King of Merry England, Song by Gilfil-
lan, 276.
King, the Club-footed, 393.
Knox and Jebb's Correspondence, Re-
view of, 241.
Lang's View of the Origin of the Poly-
nesian Nation, 709.
Lascelles, Edward, Scenes from the Life
of, 45, 137, 261, 398, 625.
Lauder, Sir Thomas. Gilpin's Forest
Scenery, Notice of, 707.
Legends and Stories of Ireland, Review
of, 298.
Naturalist's Library-Vol. III. Gallina-
ceous Birds, Notice of, 239.
Naval History of England, by Southey,
Review of, 412.
Note-Book, Anthony Poplar's, 116, 468,
Ode to the Memory of Burns, 275.
Old Man's Song, by Gilfillan, 411.
Oliver's Advice, adapted to the Times
that be, 700.
On a Gnat expiring on a page of the
Grecian History, 672.
Opening of the New Century, 425.
Parliamentary Doings with the Irish
Church, 473.
Peninsular War, History of the, Review
of, 192.
Pindar, the Lyric Poetry of, 502.
Places, Hints from High-No. IV., 15.
Pleasures of Grief, 43.
Poetry and the Decline of the Poetical
Genius, 174.
Poetry, Lyric of, Pindar, 502.
Poetry. The Carillons, 12. The Story
of Constancy, 29. Pleasures of Grief,
43. Sonnets, 44, 108, 136, 672.
The Ivy Tree, 69. The Cloister,
70. The Stray Canto, 72. Im-
promptu, 136. The Rival Popes,
an Epigram, 168. Consolation, ib.
Curiosity, 191. The Goldsmith, an
Indian Story, 236. The Emigrants'
Songs at Parting, 273. Ode to the
Memory of Burns, 275. Song, the
King of Merry England, 276. Fancy,
the Scene-Shifter, 325. The Oath of
Blood, 327. A Fancy, 348.
Recollection, 349. To my Friends,
368. The Club-footed King, 393.
The Old Man's Song, 411. The
Opening of the New Century, 425.
Songs by Gilfillan, 484, 485, 671.
The Ballad of Leonore, 509. The
Romance of Don Gayséros, 622.
Song from the German of Hölty, 673.
Oliver's Advice, 700. The Downfall
of Saul, 702. To the Beloved One,
from the German of Heine. 703.
Political Economy, Remarks on Long-
field's, 33.
Political Events, Letter on Recent, 109.
Political Tablets, Our, 350-592.
Popes, the Rival, 168.
Poplar's Anthony, Note-Book, 116, 239,
350, 468, 588, 707.
Priesthood, a Stipendiary, 593.
Princess, the Tartar, a Tale, 369.
Protestant Meeting, the Great, 333.
Protestants of Ireland, Emigration of the, 1.
Recollection, A, 349.
Red Cross of Burgundy, a Tale, 646.
Red Inn of Andernach, a Tale, Chap. II.
79; Chap. III. 92.
Remarks on the Emigration of the
Protestants of Ireland, 1. On Long-
field's Political Economy, 33. On
Recent Political Events, 109. On the
Irish Church Commission and the
Coronation Oath, 121. On Poetry,
and the Decline of Poetical Genius,
174. On the Catholic Religion in
Ireland, 312. On the Great Protestant
Meeting, 333. On His Majesty's
Promises and his Minister's Deeds, 559,
On a Stipendiary Priesthood, 593. On
the Downshire Meeting, 691. On the
Dismissal of the Whigs, 704.
Review, of Tutti Frutti, 99. Of
Hardiman's Irish Minstrelsy, 152, 447,
514. Of Napier's History of the
Peninsular War, 192. Of Knox and
Jebb's Correspondence, 241. Of Irish
Storyists, Lover and Carleton, 298.
Of Scrope's How is Ireland to be
Governed, 353. Of Southey's Naval
History of England, 412. Of Rev. O.
Croly's Essay on Ecclesiastical Finance,
593.
Rival Popes, an Epigram, 168.
Roman Catholic Religion, Remarks on,312.
Romance, Chapters of College, Chap. I.
Reading for Honours, 488.
Romance of Don Gayséros, 622.
Romish Priesthood, on a Stipendiary, 593.
Royal Mariner, and other Poems, notice
of, 119.
Sacred Harp, Notice of, 118.
Saul, the Downfall of, 702.
Scenes from the Life of Edward Las-
celles, Gent., Chap. III. Saint He-
lena-Tender Reminiscences, 45.
Chap. IV. Cruising to Windward, 58.
Chap. V. Cabo Tormentoso, 137.
Chap. VI. Retribution, 261. Chap.
VII. Unexpected Meeting, 267.
Chap. VIII. Algoa Bay, 398. Chap.
IX. Episodical, but Pertinent, 625.
Chap. X. A Chase, 636.
Scrope, Poulett-How is Ireland to be
Governed, Review of, 353.
Sillery's Royal Mariner, and other Poems,
Notice of, 119.
Sketch of Earl Grey, 291.
Song, paraphrased from the German of
Hölty.
Songs by Gilfillan, 276, 411, 484, 485,671.
Sonnets, 44, 108, 136, 672.
Southey's Naval History of England,
Review of, 412.
Spain, Letters from—No. III. An Exe-
cution, 184.
Spectre of the Log Hut-a Tale, 556.
Starry Night, 672.
Steele's Philosophy of the Evidence of
Christianity, Notice of, 709.
Story of Constancy, the, 29.
Tablets, our Political, 350, 592.
Tales of Ireland, Review of, 302.
Tales and Narratives. The Red Inn of
Andernach, Chap. II. 79, Chap. III.
92. Adventures in South America,
No. IV. The Prize, 205. The Tar-
tar Princess, 369. Lha Dhu, or the
Dark Day, 426. Chapters of College
Romance, 486. The Spectre of the
Log Hut, 556. The Choice, and the
Minister's Annie, 582. The Red
Cross of Burgundy, 662.
Tartar Princess, a Tale, 369.
The Stray Canto, 72.
Thucydides, with Notes, by W. B. Drury,
Notice of, 239.
To my Friends, from the German, 368.
To the Beloved One, from the German
of Heine, 703.
Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry,
Review of, 303.
Travels in Asia Minor, Notice of, 588.
Tutti Frutti, Review of, 99.
University Intelligence, 352, 708.
Voltaire, a Leaf from the Philosophy
of, 168.
Walker's Physiognomy, Notice of, 240.
Whigs, Dismissal of the, 704.
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