No. 2.--London the most extensive

field of labour of any city in the world

-Effect of competition-Habitations of

Lodging-houses Private

boarding-houses--Estimate of the neces

sary expenses of different classes, illus-

trated by a tale of real life

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6.

65

88

THE SEALED BOOK-The Bible written for

a progressive creature, and better under-

stood as men advance in knowledge-not

a book of science-a sealed book which

is gradually unsealing

THE PEOPLE AND THEIR OPINIONS-Means

taken to ascertain the real opinions of

the "People"-General disposition for

the maintenance of good order-Capital

punishments-Government regarded as

existing solely from its rationality, not

on account of its antiquity-Feeling to-

wards the sovereign-Economy-Re-

presentation-Emigration-Changes for

moral purposes must be effected by

moral means

72

82

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344 Science

360 2. Popular View of Bacon's

Novum Or-

A RAMBLE INTO IRELAND.-No. 1.

Railway travelling-Steam voyage to

Dublin-State of that city-Irish coach-

men and beggars-Poor laws-and Po-

tatoes

40

No. 3.-Visit to Father Molowney-Irish

hospitality-Success of Father Mathew

in putting a stop to whiskey-drinking. 49

2 22 9335

A Peculiar People-Sketch of the Yezedis 29

The Benuas-the supposed Aborigines of

the Malay Peninsula

The Assam Tea Trade

ASCENT OF THE RHINE

Hungary and Transylvania

Russia-its Autocrat, its People, and its

Power

A MORNING RAMBLE IN SMYRNA

102, 121

116

156

62

68

269

Benares, the Holy City of Hindustan

Journey from Baghdad to Al Hadhr

The City of the Plagues

. 173

. 187

. 218

Ascent of the Peak of Teneriffe

229

CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS-The warning given

to Noah considered-No general autho-

rity from God for taking away human

life-Blood revenge modified by Moses

.-Capital punishments opposed to the

spirit of the Christian religion

MUTUAL INSTRUCTION SOCIETIES-Juve-

nile debating clubs-evils attendant on

them-Beneficial influence of mutual

instruction societies-Communications

relating to them from correspondents . 129

USEFUL KNOWLEDGE; with a few Hints to

Members of Mutual Instruction Societies 232

GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS OF THE ANCIENT

GREEKS

ANCIENT GREEK AGRICULTURE AND ARTS 245

ANCIENT GREEK AKTS, DIET, AND MEDI-
339!

209

Fellenberg's Agricultural School at Mey-

kirch

How to learn German

4. Visits to the Ophthalmic Institution at

Canton

• ..264

2. Character, Origin, Superstitions, and

Antiquities.

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COLONIES AND EMIGRATION.

NEW ZEALAND-No. 1. Importance of, as
an emigration field-Advice to emigrants
-History of its discovery-New Zea-
land Land Company

No. 2.-Geographical description of the
Islands-Natural productions-Charac-
ter and customs of the natives-Instruc-
tions to Col. Wakefield, the agent of
158 the New Zealand Land Company
181 No. 3.-Missionary settlements-C
189 tion of other colonists-want of vigour
246 in the measures pursued by the English
government for preserving order among
the British Inhabitants of New Zealand

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