tterton's poems, 780.
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, review of the discourses of, Part II., 181
conclusion, 589
defence of, against the aspersions of Allan Cunningham, 496.
Riots in the manufacturing districts, the, 13.
Rousseau, from Schiller, 631.
Rowley's Poems, review of, 780.
Rudolph of Hapsburg, from Schiller, 169.
Russia, commercial policy in reference to, 807.
Russian Literature, remarks on, 281.

Salmon, Natural History of the, 640.
Sandt and Kotzebue, imaginary conversation between,
by Walter Savage Landor, 338
Sangrador, El, and Ignacio Guerra, a tale of civil war, 791.
Schiller, the Poems and Ballads of, translated. No. V.
The victory-feast, 166
Rudolph of Hapsburg, 169
the words of error, 171
the words of belief, 172
the might of song, ib.
honour to woman, 173
the fight with the dragon, 175
No. VI. The lay of the bell, 302
votive tablets, 309
the good and the beautiful, ib.
to ----, 310
genius, ib.
correctness, ib.
the imitator, ib.
the master, ib.
to the mystic, ib.
astronomical works, 311
the division of ranks, ib.
theophany, ib.
the chief end of man, ib.
Ulysses, ib.
Jove to Hercules, ib.
the sower, 312
the merchant, ib.
Columbus, ib.
the antique to the northern wanderer, ib.
the antique at Paris, ib.
the poetry of life, 313
No. VII. The ideal, 433
the ideal and the actual life, 435
the favour of the moment, 438
expectation and fulfilment, 439
to the proselyte maker, ib.
value and worth, ib.
the fortune-favoured, ib.
Poems of the first period, introductory remarks on them, 441
Hector and Andromache, ib.
to Laura, the mystery of reminiscence, 442
to Laura, rapture, ib.
to Laura, playing, 444
flowers, 445
the battle, ib.
No. VIII. A funeral fantasie, 626
a group in Tartarus, 627
Elysium, 628
Count Eberhard, the grumbler, of Wurtemberg, ib.
to a moralist, 630
Rousseau, 631
fortune and favour, ib.
the infanticide, ib.
remarks on it, 634
the triumph of love, 635
fantasie to Laura, 638
to the spring, 639.
Scinde, occupation of, by the British, 273.
Sea-Trout, natural history of the, 640.
Shah Shoojah, death of, 266, _note_.
Shaw, Mr, on sea-trout and salmon, 640.
Shaw, Thomas B., translation of Ammalat Bek by,
introductory remarks, 281
Chap. I., 288
Chap. II., 296
Chap. III., 464
Chap. IV., 471
Chap. V., 478
Chap. VI., 568
Chap. VII., 573
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