a tale from the Golden Legend, 255
--the Cry of the Children, by Elizabeth B. Barrett, 260
--a Vision of the World, by Delta, 343
--the Fate of Polycrates, 483
--Lines written in the Isle of Bute, by Delta, 749
--Death from the sting of a serpent, 798
--the Purple Cloak, or the return of Syloson to Samos, 714
--Love and Death, 717
--the Bridge over the Thur, from the German, ib.
--Gifts of Terek, the, 799.

Polycrates, the Fate of, a poem, 483.

Poole, Mr, critique on his painting, "Solomon Eagle," &c., 189.

Portugal, the French invasion of, causes of its success, 53.

Prairie and the Swamp, the, an adventure in Louisiana, 43.

Protective and free-trade systems, comparison of the, 243, 406, 637.

Puppet-show of Life, the, from the German of Schiller, 150.

Purcell the composer, revival of his opera King Arthur, and remarks on
it, 25.

Purple Cloak, the, or the return of Syloson to Samos, 714
--Part II., 715.

Railroad, proposed, across the isthmus of Panama, 658.

Railways, a plea for ancient towns against, 398.

Reading party during the long vacation, a, 153.

Rebeccaites in Wales, the, 766.

Reminiscences of Syria, 476.

Repeal agitation, the, 264
--game up with, 679.

Resignation, from the German of Schiller, 145.

Reviews.--Scrope's Days and nights of salmon fishing, 80
--Carlyle's Past and Present, 121
--the works of Frederick Schlegel, 311
--Woman's rights and duties, 373
--Mill's elements of logic, 415
--Colonel Napier's reminiscences of Syria, 476
--Modern painters, their superiority in the art of landscape painting to
the old masters, 485
--Bennett's Ceylon and its capabilities, 622.

Roads, deficiency of, in Greece, 336.

Royal Academy, exhibition of the, 188
--Fuseli's Lectures at the, 691.

Royal salute, the, a tale, 504.

Royal Society of London, the, 518.

Rue St Denis, chronicles of the, 524.

Russia, conduct of, towards Greece, 359.

Salmon fishing, Scrope's days and nights of, reviewed, 80.

Scamper in the prairie of Jacinto, a, 521.

Schiller, the poems and ballads of, translated, Part the Last,
introduction, 139
--remarks on those of the second period, 140
--hymn to joy, 142
--the invincible armada, 143
--the conflict, 144
--resignation, 145
--the gods of Greece, 146
--the meeting, 149
--to Emma, 150
--to a young friend devoting himself to philosophy, ib.
--the puppet-show of life, ib.
--the