INDEX ΤΟ THE SECOND VOLUME. ARCHIVES of the Court of St. James's, 58, Day in Venice, a, by a Younger Son, 150 115, 194, 257 Alsingham, 75 Adversity, the spiritual fruit of, 105 embellishments of the, 332 A legend of the Chedder Cliffs, by Miss Pardoe, 326 Authors, titled, the Keepsake for 1832, 338 Ball, her majesty's, 59 Bogle hall, ghost gossips at, 65 Bluestockings, modern, 96 Busy-body, the canting, 97 Bad memory, the advantages of, 107 Blanche Mantle, 361 Charles the First, D'Israeli's Commentaries on the Life and Reign of, 38 Fallacious denotements of happiness, 105 Court of St. James's, archives of the, 58, Fruits of adversity, the spiritual, 105 115, 194, 257 Clubs, old and new, 71 Canting busy-body, the, 97 Cemetery company, the general, 98, 169 Coronation, the half-price, 133 Cavaliers, tales of the. No. I., 206 D'Israeli's Commentaries on the Life and last, 374 Denotements of happiness, fallacious, 105 Dresses worn at her majesty's drawingroom, 124 Duty of consoling the afflicted, the, 105 Foster-mother, the, a true story, by Miss Frere du diable, by the Old Sailor, 316 Grateful ghost, by Musäus, 8 Gabriel Lindsay, by the author of the Unrevealed, 161 German Jew, the, by William Howitt, 303 Head dresses, ladies opera, 53 Hysterics, poetical, a scene from real life, 91 Happiness, fallacious denotements of, 105 Her majesty's drawing-room, dresses worn at, 124 Half-price coronation, the, 133 Heiress presumptive, the, 244 Jesting, profane, 106 Jew, the German, by William Howitt, 303 -court, the, 129 Keepsake, the, for 1832, 338 Life and Reign of Charles the First, Picture and the child, 206 Peter's priory, St., by a Younger Son, 241 Levee, the king's, 60, 61, 116, 127, 128, 131, Queen's drawing-room, the, 60, 117 Life of the Duke of Sully. Part seventh, 92 ladies present and presented at the, 117 gentlemen present last, 374 eighth, 172 People, the, a political inquiry, 63 and presented at the, 121 401 the editor's, 50, 108, 190, 252, 331, Address written by Miss Mitford, 136 Poetical hysterics, a scene from real life, Album, sonnet written in a lady's, by Miss 91 Provincial musicals, 111, 193 Passages from the diary of a lunatic, 354 Pardoe, 277 Bard, lay of the old, by Miss Pardoe, 206 Ballad of the Lord Maxwell, (not) by the Ballads, German, stanzas translated from Child of earth, the, 302 REVIEWS-BOOKS. Albans, the Five Nights of St., 48 embellishments of the, 332 Amulet, the, 332 Alexander Kerr's, Mrs., Musical Volume, 333 Du Lake, Sir Lancelot, and the Lady of Britain, Watering-places of Great, and Fa Scalot, 84 Evening in Italy, by Miss Pardoe, 74 Fairy king, song of the, by Miss Pardoe, 33 Girl of Normandy, the, by Incognita, 20 Lay of the old bard, by Miss Pardoe, 206 Lady's album, sonnet written in a, by Miss Mitford Miss, address written by, 136 Mother's love, a, by Mrs. Abdy, 314 Normandy, the girl of, by Incognita, 20 O Jenny let the strife be ower, 253 Poet's bride, the, written after seeing a portrait of Mrs. Haynes Bayly, by Miss Pardoe, 288 Reform, 315 Song of the fairy king, by Miss Pardoe, 33 Scalot, the lady of, and Sir Lancelot du Lake, 84 Sonnet from Petrarch, 97 written in a lady's album, by Miss Pardoe, 277 to the late F. Bartolozzi,' R.A., by his pupil, Thomas Cheesman, 281 Syren, the song of the, by Mrs. Hemans, 310 Sea fight, the, a fragment, 328 Serenade, a, 338 Stanzas, translated from a scarce and an cient volume of German ballads, 353 Wahabee, the dying, 168 shionable Directory, Parts 1. and II., 51 Bouquet, the, 333 Church of England, Divines of the, No. XIII., 43 XVI., and XVII., 331 Nos. XV., Classical Library, Family, No. XVIII., and XXII., 331 47 No. XIX., 109 Nos. XX., XXI., Compendious German Grammar, with a dictionary of prefixes and affixes, alphabetically arranged according to the recent investigations of J. Grimm, and other distinguished grammarians, by a A. Bernays, 50 Correspondence, the Garrick, 184 between the editor of the Bouquet, and the editor of the Literary Gazette, 401 Catechisms, Oliver and Boyd's, 253 Divines of the Church of England, 43, 331 Epitome of English Literature, No. III., 46 Essay on the Human Understanding, Locke's. Vol. II., 46 Exercises, Familiar German, or practice on the German language, adapted to the Compendious German Grammar, with an appendix, by A. Bernays, 50 English Idioms, the turning of, into French at sight, by Monsieur L. P. R. Fenwick de Porquet, 51 England, Divines of the Church of, 43, fixes and affixes, alphabetically arranged, according to the recent investigations of J. Grimm, and other distinguished grammarians, by A. Bernays, a Compendious, 50 German Exercises, Familiar, or practice on the German Language, adapted to the Compendious German Grammar, with an appendix, by A. Bernays, Familiar, 50 Gardens and Menagerie of the Zoological Society, 51 Great Britain, the Watering-places of, and Holy Land, from the earliest Period to the present Time, by the Rev. Michael Russell, LL.D., 252 Journal of a Tour in the State of New York, in the Year 1830, by John Fowler, Menagerie and Gardens of the Zoological Modern Sculpture, Gems of, 190 Musical Volume, Mrs. Alexander Kerr's, 333 to man, &c. &c. adapted to the French, by M. G. Dufief, 2 vols. 1831, 108 Narrative of the Ashantee War, with a view of the present state of the Colony of Sierra Leone, by Major Ricketts, 190 Newton, Life of Sir Isaac, by Dr. Brewster, 252 Original Songs, by Robert Gilfillan, 252 Oliver and Boyd's Catechisms, 253 Offering, Friendship's, 333 Phædrus, 47 Physician, Tales of a, second series, by Players, Lives of the, by John Galt, 177 Bridal is Over, the, a ballad, the poetry by F. H. Bayly, Esq., the music composed by Miss E. L. Mortlock, and inscribed to her Grace the Duchess of Gordon, 52 Beauty, Isle of, Fare Thee Well, by F. H. Bayly, Esq., the melody composed by C. S. Whitmore, Esq., the symphonies and accompaniments by T. A. Rawlings, 192 Beethoven's Hallelujah from the Mount of Olives, arranged for the organ or pianoforte, by J. F. Burrowes, 193 Enchanting Isaide, a dramatic song, by J. H. Bradfield, Esq., the music by J. A. G. Busch, 255 Flag that braved a Thousand Years, the, a national song, sung by Mr. Phillips, the poetry by W. H. Bellamy, Esq., the music by S. Nelson, 53 Gaily we Dance, a Cavatina, written by C.Z. Barnett, Esq., composed by J. A. Barnett, 53 Harmonicon, the, for September, 255 composed and inscribed to Mrs. Trafford Southwell, by Miss E. L. Mortlock, 52: Isle of Beauty, Fare Thee Well, by F. H. Bayly, Esq., the melody composed by C. S. Whitmore, Esq., the symphonies and accompaniments by T. A. Rawlings, 192 Illustrations Musical, of the Waverley Novels, dedicated, by permission, to Sir Walter Scott, Bart., by Eliza Flower, 192 Introduction and New Variations on the Ploughboy, composed by J. H. Hummel, 255 Letter, the, Go Still Voice of Fond Affection, a song written by T. Atkinson, Esq., the music by T. Macfarlane, 53 |