Life insurers, proposed extension of
franchise to, 512.
Light, early worship of, in India, 316.
Lodgers, proposed extension of franchise
to, 512.
Lombardy, the Austrian system in, 354.
London, scheme for the drainage of, 228.
Louis Philippe, French navy under, 649.
LUCK OF LADYSMEDE, THE, Part I., 335
-Part II., 413-Part III., 546-Part
IV., 677.
Lucknow, impression made by the de-
fence of, 462.
Lyons, sketches at, 433 et seq.
MACAULAY, LORD, AND MARLBOROUGH,661.
Macaulay, the defeat of, in Edinburgh,632.
M'Kay, general, the grave of, 88.
Mackenzie, Sir G., on witchcraft, 575.
Madras, the first English church at, 468
-constituted a bishopric, 477.
Mahratta race, the, in India, 311.
Malabar, early Christian church in, 463.
Mandelslo, John, account of early life in
India by, 468.
Manhood suffrage, probable results of,632.
Manu, the code of, 313, 322 et seq.
Marco Polo, account of Japan by, 62.
Maritime conscription, the decree for
the, in France, 657.
Marlborough, examination of Lord Mac-
aulay's attack on, 661 et seq.-and on
the duchess, 664 note.
Marseilles, sketches at, 437.
Marshman, labours of, in India, 473.
Martyn, the Rev. Henry, 473.
Master, Streynham, the first English
church built in India by, 468.
Maximilian, the archduke, 615.
MEPHITIS AND THE ANTIDOTE, 222.
Metcalfe, lord, views of, as to the right
of adoption in India, 117.
Miaco, city of, Japan, 242.
Middleton, bishop, on India, 474, 475.
Military equipage, the French, 259.
Monasteries, Burmese, 40.
Mons, the, in Pegu, 34.
Montalembert on the press, 183.
Murad Bey, a Turkish officer, 451.
Nabha, the rajah of, during the mutiny,
118.
Nais, the, and the Hydra, 586.
Nangasaki, a visit to, 49, 51.
Naples, present state of, 350.
NAPOLEON III. AND EUROPE, 375.
Napoleon III, his policy toward Italy,
350, 352-his address to the Austrian
ambassador, 376-early direction of
his views to Italy, 614-views of, in
the Italian question, 618-naval pro-
gress of France under, 644.
Napoleon, prince, his marriage to the
princess Clothilde, 376-political ob-
jects of his marriage, 619.
National literature, effects of a, 98.
Naval war, position occupied by science
regarding, 644.
Navies, the French and English.
pared, 643 et seq.-at the opening i
close of the revolutionary war,
et seq.
Navy estimates, extracts from repor
committee on, 649 et seq. pasa
NEW REFORM BILL, THE, 506.
Newspaper press, advantages of its be
anonymous, 180-the charge of re
ity against it, 190.
Nice, sketches at, 440-expected cess.....
of, to France, 619.
Ni-pon, island of, 62, 244.
Nizam, the, during the mutiny. 119.
Noel, B, on Christianity in India, 12"
NÜRNBERG, A CRIMINAL TRIAL IN,
208.
OBJECTIONABLE BOOKS, 164.
Officers, the Turkish, character of, 451-
foreign, in the Turkish service,
ONLY A POND, 581.
Orderly family, sketch of an, 78.
Orsini, influence of the conspiracy
and of his letter to the emperor, éle
615.
OUR RELATIONS WITH THE CONTINENI, K
Owen, professor, on reproduction byger
mation, 592-on the discoveries a
the microscope, 595.
Oxenden, Sir George, 468.
Pacific ocean, gulf stream of the, 242
Pagan, ruins of city of, 39.
Palmerston, lord, on the Italian que
tion, 380-declaration of, in favour o
reform, 507-the party of, 627, 628.
Papal government, evils of the, $5
et seq.
Papal States, present state of, 350, 615
Paper, variety of uses of, in Japan, 533.
Paris, a first sight of, 430-Congress of
proceedings on Italian question at the
612.
PARLIAMENT, THE NEW, AND ITS WORL
731-present state of oratory in, les
-influence of the press on, 109-
opening of session of, 375-proceed
ings in, on the threatened war, 377-
the dissolution of, defence, &c. of a
626.
Parochial libraries, on, 168.
PEAS, HOW TO BOIL, 70.
Pegu, the empire of, 34, 35-cession of
province to England, 35.
Penn, Macaulay's animosity to, 662.
PERIODICAL PRESS, THE, 96, 180.
Periodicals, characteristics of, 101.
Persian invasion, importance of its
defeat by the Greeks, 199, 200.
Physicians, style of dress of, 280.
Pilgrimage, comparison of life to a, 71.
Pindar, Peter, his pilgrim and peas, 70
Plutscho, missionary to India, 469.
PLYMOUTH, THE SIEGE OF, 707.
POLITICAL FRIEND, LINES To a, 764.
Polype, observations on the, 585 et seg.
Pond, interest of a, 581.
Popery, difficulties from, regarding edu-
cation in Ireland, 166.
POPULAR LITERATURE
THE PERIODICAL
PRESS, 96, 180-TRACTS, 515.
Portuguese, the, in Japan, 50, 63-pro-
pagandist efforts of, in India, 464.
Powell, judge, character of, and trial of
the witch of Walkerne before, 577.
Precious metals, increased supplies of,
and its effects, 482.
Press, influence of the, on parliament,
&c., 108.
Public servants, the popular idea of,
598.
Pulpit, decreasing influence of the, 109.
Puppet shows, Burmese, 37, 38.
Puranas, origin, &c. of the, in India, 331.
Puseyism, reaction against, 167.
Puteealah, Maharajah of, his conduct
during the mutiny, 118.
Rajpoots, the, in India, 312.
Salmon-fishing, sketches of, in Suther-
land, 84.
Sanitary reformers, the first opera-
tions of the, 224.
Sardinia, present state of, 350-the war-
like policy and threats of, 376-treaty
between, and France, 377-views, &c.
of, at Congress of Paris, 612 et seq.-
growing coalition of, with France, 617
-the warlike tendencies of, 639.
Satanomi-saki, cape, 240.
Savings bank clause in the new reform
bill, the, 512.
Savoy, expected cession of, to France,
619.
Scandinavia, picture of, 368.
Scarecrow, proposed history of a, 274.
School libraries, on, 168.
Schoumla, sketches at, 293 et seq.
Schwartz, the missionary labours of, 470.
Science, position of, in the art of war, 643.
Rajpoot States, fidelity of the, during Scindiah during the mutiny, 119.
the mutiny, 119.
RAWLINSON'S HERODOTUS, 195.
Reed, Mr, on the French and English
steam navies, 652.
REFORM, THE CRY FOR, 505.
Scourie, angling at, 88.
Serampore,the Baptist missionaries at,473.
Serfs, the, in Japan, 407.
Sewage water, employment of, at Edin-
burgh, 224.
Reform, character of Lord John Russell's Shakespeare, the witch-scene in Mac-
resolutions on, 627.
REFORM BILL, THE NEW, 506.
Reform agitation, the, 375.
Religion, early forms of, in India, 316.
Religious tracts, character &c. of, 515.
Religious Tract Society, the, and its
publications, 516.
Reproduction by the polype, 591.
REVIEW OF A REVIEW, 750.
Revolutionary war, the English and
French navies at the opening and close
of the, 646.
Riding, different styles of, 455.
Rivers, conducting of sewage into, 226.
Romish Church, evils from the, in Italy,
557 et seq.
Routine, importance of, 601.
Shanars, the, an Indian race, 310.
Shans, the, in Burmah, 34
Shepherd, Rev. Mr, in India, 472.
Shipbuilding, former superiority of the
French in, 648-and present of the
English, 651.
Shore, Sir John, in India, 471.
Shrewsbury, lord, treachery of, to Wil-
liam III., 671.
Siberia, the gold-fields of, 486.
Sidotti, the, Abbé, 241.
SIEGE OF PLYMOUTH, THE, 707.
Sikok, island of, 62, 242.
Silver, exports of, to the East, 483-sub-
stitution of gold for it in France, 484.
Simbarra, city of, and its history, 61.
ROYAL PROCLAMATION TO INDIA, THE, Simoda, Japan, arrival at, 244-loss of
Rukhings, race of the, 34.
Russell, Lord John, on the Italian ques-
tion, 380-his proposed resolutions on
the reform bill, 506-his former bill,
ib.-factious character of his resolu-
tions, 627.
Russia, policy of Louis Napoleon to-
ward, 384-her views regarding Aus-
tria, 387.
Russian bazaar, the, at Nangasaki, 52.
Ryle, Mr, the tracts of, 516.
Sailors, numbers, organisation, &c. of, in
France, 657 et seq.
St Francis Xavier, conversions under,
in Japan, 63, 64-the missionary efforts
of, in India, 464.
St Thomas, traditional introduction of
Christianity into India by, 463.
Salar Jung during the mutiny, 119.
the Diana frigate in earthquake at,
245-sketches in, 246.
Sinagawa, a suburb of Yedo, 397.
SKYE, HOW WE WENT TO, 155.
Slovens, various classes of, 277 et seq.
Social Science Association, the, 524.
Soma festival, the, in India, 319.
Sourahs, the, an Indian race, 310.
Spain, annihilation of the navy of, 647.
Spanish galleon, destruction of a, at
Nangasaki, 58.
Spencer, bishop, 477.
Spirit-rapping, modern belief in, 567.
Steam, change in naval war introduced
by, 659.
Steam-ships, war, comparative numbers
of, France and England, 650.
Stuart papers, the, 671.
Sudra caste, the, 313.
Suffrage, proposed extension of the, 512.
Sun, Indian hymn to the, 318.
Sun worship, early, in India, 316.
SUTHERLAND, AN ANGLING SAUNTER IN, 81.
Swift, the career of, 569-character of
Judge Powell by, 577.
Table-turning, belief in, 567.
Taleins, the, in Burmah, 34.
Talmash, Macaulay's charge against Marl-
borough regarding, 668.
Tamul race, the, in India, 311.
Teignmouth, lord, in India, 471.
Telinga race, the, in India, 311.
Varna, a journey from, 292
Vedas, account of the Aryans from t
Vellore, the mutiny of, 472, 473.
Venality, the charge of, against the newe
paper press, 190 et seq.
Victor Emmanuel, policy and view
386.
Wages, rates of, in Australia, &c. 42
Walkerne, account of the witch of 32
et seq.
Walpole, Mr, the resignation of, 512
Tenasserim, district of, 34-its cession to WAR SPECULATIONS, 695.
Tetstze, temple of, excursion to, 407.
Thames, sanitary state of the, 222-
causes of this, 223.
Theatre, a Burmese, 37-influence of the
press on the, 110.
Thomas Cana, an Armenian missionary in
India, 464.
Thomason, Rev. Mr, 477.
Thorne, Anne, and the witch of Wal-
kerne, 568 et seq.
Thucydides, characteristics of, 195.
Tinnevelly, native Christians in, 470.
Total abstinence, the tracts in favour of,
526 et seq.
TOWTON MOOR, the field of, 94.
Tracts as a phase of popular literature,
515-the religious, ib.-their various
kinds, purpose, &c., 516 et seq.-their
influence, 517.
Travel, various inducements to, 31-
characteristics of modern, ib.
Trembley, his work on the Hydra, 585
et seq. passim.
Tudahs, the, in the Nilgherry hills, 310.
TURIN, TIDINGS FROM, 612.
TURKS IN KALAFAT, the, 1854, Part I.,
291-Part II., 449.
Turks, military degeneracy of the, 307.
Turkish army, characteristics of the, 450.
Tynemouth, effect of sanitary regulations
as shown at, 238.
United States, treaty between the, and
Japan, 69 et seq.-the newspaper press
of the, 184, 186-treaty between, and
Japan, 249.
Vaisyas, caste of the, in India, 313.
War, successive developments of i
of, 643-the English and Fr
navies at its opening and close, 647.
Ward, missionary labours of, 473.
Wellesley, lord, religious state of Iada
under, 472.
Wenham, Jane, the witch of Walkene.
568 et seq.
Wesley a believer in witchcraft, 367.
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT! Part last, 1.
White Elephant of Burmah, the. 46.
Widdin and its fortifications, account of
299, 300-sketches in, 449.
William III., Macaulay on, 661.
Wilson, bishop, his principles and dutie
of Christianity, 172.
Wilson, Daniel, the episcopate of, a
India, 477 et seq.
WINTER JOURNEY, A, 429.
WITCH OF WALKERNE, THE, 567.
Witchcraft, former belief in, 567.
Woman, position of, in Japan, 37.
Women, the dress of, in Japan, 410.
Working-classes, want of houses for the
236 indifference of the, to reform.
507.
Yandabo, treaty of, with Burmah, 35.
Yedo, the gulf of, 393-its scenery, 394.
Yedo, city of, 395-description of it, 397
-landing of the British ambassador,
400-sketches of it, ib. et seq.—depar-
ture from, 544.
Young's Angler's Guide, notice of, 81.
YULE'S NARRATIVE OF MISSION TO BUS-
MAH, review of, 31.
Ziegenbalg, Danish missionary to India.
469, 470.
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