Horsfield, Dr, on the Javanese fox-bat, 45, 46.

Hunter, John, and the dead tiger, 165;
his menagerie at Earl's Court, 300, 302.

Hunters of Polmood, dog that belonged to, 107.

Impey, Warren Hastings, and the ass, 279, 280.

India shawls, 301.

Inglefield, Capt., on the affection of a Polar bear and her two cubs, 65.

Irish clergyman and the dogs, 108.

Irishman on rat-shooting, 203.

Irving, Washington, and the dog, 108, 109.

Ivory dust, 233.

Jackal, 148, 149.

Jeffrey on a donkey; Sydney Smith's lines on 281, 282.

Jekyll treading on a small pig, 251;
on a squirrel, 195.

Jerrold, Douglas, and his dog, 109.

Kangaroo Cooke, 189.

Kangaroos, Charles Lamb on, 188, 189.

Keppel, Commodore, and the Dey of Algiers, 303.

King James, on a cow getting over the Border, 309.

Laird of Balnamoon and the brock, 75.

Lamb, Charles, and the dog, 110;
on Kangaroos, 188, 189;
on the hare, 212.

Landseer's "Monkeyana," 10;
stags, 293.

Lap-dogs before the House of Commons, 124.

Lauder, Sir Thomas Dick, adventures of a monkey in Morayshire, 29, 30.

Laurillard, Cuvier's assistant, 237.

Lawyer's horse, 268.

Lemming, and Arctic voyager, 196;
habits of the Arctic, 197, 198.

Leifchild, Dr, at Hoxton, 127.

Leopard, its ferocity when wounded, 161.

Letter from the gorilla, now in British Museum, 13-17.

Lightfoot, name for Sir Edwin Landseer, 293.

Lion and tiger, 166.

Lion, hunts on Assyrian monuments, 162.

Lions on monument of Clement XII., 171-173.

Liston the surgeon and his cat, 153, 154.

Livingston, Dr, on paralysing effect of lion's bite, 162.

Luther observes a dog at Lintz, 111.

Lyon, Capt., on Arctic fox, 144, 145.

Lytton, Sir Edward Bulwer, on the pets of some of the Revolutionary butchers, 195, 196.

Macaulay, Lord, on the last days of King William III., 50-56.

M'Clintock on Arctic fox, 144.

M'Dougall on habits of Arctic lemming, 197.

Macgillivray, John, on a fox-bat from Fitzroy Island, 45.

Mackenzie, Mrs Colin, on the habits of the apes at Simla, 35, 36;
on the tiger being worshipped, 166.

Man, Professor Owen on his position, 1;
definition of, by Linnaeus, 12;
defined in the Linnaean manner, 4.

Mandrill and George IV., 31, 32.

Mansfield's, Lord, joke about a h