Brock, or badger, 72.

Brown, Dr John, "Rab" and "Our Dogs," 78.

Browning, Mrs Elizabeth Barrett, lines on her dog Flush, 89-93.

Browning's, Robert, description of rats, 199.

Bull, an Irish, 304.

Bull, Rev. Wm., Newton, and Toplady, anecdote of, 312.

Bull-baiting at Olney, 313;
Windham on, 314.

Bull-ring, Philip IV. in, 310.

Bullock and Dr Adam Clarke, 305, 306.

Burke, Edmund, question when interrupted, 149;
anecdote of his humanity, 257, 258.

Burns' "Twa Dogs," 81, 82;
the field-mouse, 206-208.

Bush-pig, 148.

Bussapa, the tiger-slayer, 162-164.

Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell, Bart., and his dog Speaker, 93, 94.

Byron on his dog, 79;
on Boatswain, a Newfoundland dog, 94, 95;
pets, 26, 27;
bear at Cambridge, 59.

"Calamity," a horse of Sydney Smith's, 272.

Calf, a great, 304.

Calves and kine, 304.

Camel, Captain Wm. Peel on, 287-289.

Campbell, Colonel, account of Bussapa and the tiger, 162-164.

Canova's sculptured lions and the child, 171-173.

Carnac and the she-goat, 299.

Cats, 149-161.

Cat's letter, by Montgomery, 156.

Cattle of Sydney Smith, and their universal scratcher, 311.

Chalmers, Dr, and the guinea-pig, 223, 224.

_Cheiroptera_, the order which contains the bats, 38, 39.

Children and horses cannot explain their complaints, 269.

Chimpanzee, Mr Mitchell on the habits of a young one, 22-42.

China, roasted pups eaten in, 78.

_Chiromys Madagascariensis_, its habits, 36-38.

_Choiropotamus Africanus_, 140.

Choiseul, Madame de, and her pet monkey and parrot, 33, 34.

Chunie, the elephant, 230.

Clare's dog and Curran, 98.

Clarke, Dr Adam, on Shetland seals, 175, 176;
his bullock Pat, 305.

Clive's, Lord, handwriting misunderstood, 230.

Cockburn, Lord, and the sheep at Bonaly, 298.

Collie at Cultershaw, 82.

Collins, Wm., R.A., and Sir David Wilkie, 3;
the rat-catcher with the ferret, 76;
his dog Prinny, 96, 97;
paints Odell's old donkey, 277.

Collins, W. Wilkie, Sir David Wilkie's first remark on him, 3, 4.

Constant and his cat, 153.

Cook's sailor, who took a fox-bat for the devil, 40.

Cooke, Major-General, 189.

Coon, a gone, 71.

Couthon and the spaniel, 195.

Cowper's narrative of his pet hares, 213-219;
dog Beau and the water-li