Lord John to answer. We shall, however, refer here to only one-the paltry allusions to the glorious cause of Protestantism. Alas! how does he now roar like any sucking dove! How completely has evaporated the spirit of the famous letter to the Bishop of Durham, which so lately kindled the country from one end to the other! To the eye of a zealous Protestant, the one little meagre paragraph devoted to this subject speaks volumes, to prove that the interests of Protestantism are not safe in Lord John's keeping; and that shall we add it?-because he foresees that to uphold Protestantism vigorously would be to interfere with any possible alliance with Sir James Graham and the Manchester and Radical party. If there be a contest for the city of London, we suspect that Lord John Russell will appeal in vain to the Protestant electors; while the mercantile electors will look with smiling contempt at his newly-developed anxiety to revise the existing intolerably oppressive Customs arrangements.
The country has now plainly before them, as far as we can briefly put it, the Great Question, whether they will uphold Protestantism and repel Democracy. We await the issue with unspeakable solicitude. We have no fear, if the constituencies
will do their duty. Let them ask themselves the plain question, What is to become of us, if Sir James Graham, and Messrs. Cobden, Bright, and Hume come into power? DESTRUCTION would be upon us!
We implore, therefore, every Conservative elector in the kingdom, every true Protestant, every loyal subject of the Queen, to regard himself as INDIVIDUALLY of importance during the ensuing ever-memorable struggle. Let no man rely on his neighbour, or undervalue his own exertions, capabili ties, or influence. hundreds of thousands may lament and curse an infatuated apathy: for if even a downward impulse be given, it rapidly acquires an irresistible force. Before we again appear, the Great Question will be discussing in every constituency in the kingdom; and it really resolves itself into AYE or No-Conservative or destructive? Everything is at stake-our national character, our independence, our civil and religious liberty. Let those only succeed who are likely to make desperate exertions in order to inaugurate organic changes, and the crown will quiver on the sacred brow of her that now wears it, and on the temple of our national greatness we may woefully write-ICHABOD! The glory is departed!
Aberdeen, lord, 404.
Adelaide gallery, the, 465.
Africa, gold mines in, 527.
Agricultural distress, Lord Stanley on,
1851, 391.
Agriculture, depressed state of, 14.
Aird, T., the Old Soldier by, 236.
Aire, capture of, by Marlborough, 156.
Alison, Mr., as a historian, 139.
ALISON'S MARLBOROUGH, review of, 135.
America, former produce of gold, &c.,
from, 538-Moore's residence in, 563.
AMERICAN MILITARY RECONNOISSANCES,
448.
Amusement, necessity for, 461.
Anacreon, Moore's translation of, 562.
Anne, queen, Marlborough's career, &c.,
under, 147-critical circumstances of
her death, 159.
Apache Indians, the, 453.
Apollo and Daphne, from Fontenelle, 731.
APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY, the, 498.
Armijo, Governor of New Mexico, 449.
Athelwold, a tragedy, by W. Smith, 28.
Athlone, lord, 148.
Australia, the discovery of the gold dig-
gings in, 520-their present yield, &c.,
529-extent, &c., of the field, 536.
Bailey's Festus, on, 212.
Balti, the province of, 338.
Bambouk, gold mines of, 527.
Barbadoes, sketches in, 669.
BORDEAUX, THE VINEYARDS OF, 617.
Bossons, the glacier de, 41.
Bourne, Vincent, translations from, 721.
Bribery, on the suppression of, at elec-
tions, 378.
British shipping, statistics of, 13-falling
off in, 655.
Brougham, Lord, 404.
Bryérons, the, 56.
BULLFIGHTS IN PICTURES AND PROSE, 225.
Burke, sketch of George Grenville by,
Burrampooter river, the, 337.
Bushmen, the Cape, 393.
Byron, Moore's life of, 567.
Byron fever, the, 268.
Cactus, singular, in Mexico, 455.
CALIFORNIA, A CANTER TO, 187.
California, discovery of the diggings of,
519-their present yield, &c., 528.
Canada, sketches of emigrant life in, 355.
CANTER TO CALIFORNIA, a, 187.
Cape, sketches from the, 289.
Cape wines, the, 290.
CARMINA LUSORIA, 720.
Carolina, gold mines in, 533.
Castlemaine, lady, 143.
Caxton, Pisistratus, My Novel by, Part
XVII, 86-Part XVIII, 165-Part
XIX., 298-Part XX., 410-Part
XXI., 569.
Cette, Manufacture of wines at, 622.
Champagne, on, 622.
Behrens, Amelia, afterwards the wife of Charlotte Corday, a poem, 266.
Niebuhr, 547, et seq. passim.
Bell of Perdition, the, 59.
BENTINCK, LORD GEORGE, 121.
Berwick, the duke of, 142, et seq. passim.
Bethune, capture of, by Marlborough,
Cheap publications, character of the, 374.
Chelly, the cañon of, 451.
Chesterfield, lord, witticism of, 328.
Chloris asleep, Latin translation of, 728.
Chloris stung by a gnat, 730.
Chulos, the Spanish, 230.
Clanricarde, lord, 403.
Clare, John, career of, 265.
Claret, on, 619.
Cobden, on the ulterior objects of his
party, 510.
Coffee, commercial losses on, 1851, 478
-diminished colonial produce of, 653.
COKE'S CANTER TO CALIFORNIA, 187.
COLE'S CAPE AND THE KAFFIRS, 289.
Colonial policy, lord Derby on, 397.
Colonial produce, diminution in, 653.
Comanche Indians, the, 459.
Commerce, effects of free trade on, 14.
COMMERCIAL DISTRESSES OF 1851, the, 473.
Constantia vineyards and wine, the, 290.
Convents, lord Stanley on, 391.
Convents, the Tibetan, 347.
FERGUSON THE PLOTTER, 703.
Fitzwilliam, earl, 403.
FIVE YEARS IN THE WEST INDIES, 668.
Foreign grain, commercial losses on,
1851, 479.
Foreign policy, Lord Derby's proposed
system of, 395.
Foreign shipping, statistics of, 13, 655.
Cookery, Roman, 734-Scotch, 739- FOREST LIFE IN CANADA WEST, 355.
German, 747-Spanish, 748.
Coolies, the, in the West Indies, 669.
Corn laws, Peel's conduct with regard to
the, 121-Lord Derby on them, 399.
Cornbury, lord, 326.
FORTUNE-HUNTING EXTRAORDINARY, 685.
FRANCE, WESTERN, THE RURAL SUPERSTI-
TIONS OF, 55.
Corrupt practices at elections bill, the,
Corsican brothers, the, 469.
Cotton, commercial losses on, 1851, 473.
COUNTRY, THE APPEAL TO THE, 498.
CREDO, by H. G. K., 750.
France, present state of, 2-its position,
&c., under the restored Bourbons, 243
-and since, 244.
Free trade, increase of emigration under,
8-increase of pauperism under, 11-
general results of the system, 503—
it due to the Reform Bill, 647-policy
to be pursued regarding it, 768.
Crosso, professor, the exhibition of, 604. French Revolution, general results of
Cumberland, the duke of, 329.
CUPID IN THE CABINET, 231.
Currency system, effects of the, 663.
Dalai Lama, the, 340, et seq.
DAY'S FIVE YEARS IN THE WEST INDIES,
668.
DAYS GONE BY, by H. G. K., 751.
DEMOCRATIC CONFEDERACY, the, 626.
DERBY, THE EARL OF, 387.
DERBY, the earl of, his speech when Lord
Stanley on the 28th February 1851,
388-on the 27th February 1852, 392
-and on the 15th March, 407-his
speech on the appeal to the country,
Derby ministry, accession and prospects
of the, 498.
DINNERS, THOUGHTS UPON, 734.
DISRAELI'S LIFE OF LORD GEORGE BEN-
TINCK, 121.
Dodington, Bubb, 327.
Domestic policy, Lord Derby on, 397.
Douai, capture of, by Marlborough, 156.
Dutch Boers, the, at the Cape, 295.
Education, state of, 375-Lord Derby on,
401.
Egypt, ancient gold mines in, 533.
Elections, bribery at, and means for sup-
pressing it, 377-prospects of the com-
Emigration, the increase of, 8, 508, 641,
Emmett, R., the career of, and Moore's
poems on him, 666.
Emory's Military Reconnoissance, 448.
ENGLISH ADMINISTRATIONS, 320.
Eon, the chevalier d', 334.
Eugene, prince, 150.
EUROPE, RESULTS OF REVOLUTION IN, 242.
Europe, effects of the Revolution of 1830
on, 244.
Exports, statistics regarding the, 14-
their state, &c., 660.
FAREWELL TO THE RHINE, 366.
Faust, remarks on, 212, 213.
the, 242-effects of that of 1830, 244
-and of that of 1848, 249.
French stage, the, 599.
Geeshoo Tamba, the, in Tibet, 346.
George II., character of, and of his
reign, 321.
German cookery, 747.
Glasgow, increase of pauperism in, 12.
Goethe's Faust, on, 212, 213.
GOLD, ITS NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY,
Gold, effects of the increased supplies of,
16-geological circumstances in which
found, 521.
Gold-finder, the, 607.
Golden Legend, the, 212.
Graham, sir James, on the Derby minis-
try, 499-his former sentiments on
free trade, 504.
Grain, commercial losses on, 479.
Grands Mulets, the, 43.
Great Britain, increase of emigration
from, 8, 508, 641, 656-present
amount of it, 246-her progress in
India, 247-arrestment of revolution
in, 250-present dangers which threat-
en her, 252.
GREAT QUESTION, the, 752.
Grenville, George, character and career
of, 323.
Grenville papers, the, 320.
Grey, lord, his attack on lord Derby, 402.
Griffin, Gerald, sketch of, 264.
Guidone, a drama, by W. Smith, 28, 32.
H. G. K, Fragments of poetry by, 750.
Hallam, character of Marlborough by,
Hartz mines, discovery of the, 518.
Haymarket theatre, the, 463.
Hensler, madame, memoir of Niebuhr by,
543.
Hertz, M., his collection of curiosities, 603.
Hervey, lord, sketch of lord Lyttleton
by, 326-his character, 326.
Holme, Mr., speech of, at Liverpool, 513.
Home trade, falling off in the, 640.
HOMES, the, by H. G. K., 750.
Horses, the Cape, 295.
Hoskins' Spain as it is, 225.
Hottentots, the Cape, 292.
Huc's account of Tibet, &c., on, 335.
Hungary, effects of the interference of
Russia in, 251.
HUSBANDS, WIVES, FATHERS, MOTHERS, 74.
Imports, statistics regarding the, 14, 660.
Income tax, lord Stanley on the, 390-
falling off in it, 509, 651, 659.
India, recent progress of Great Britain
in, 247.
Infant Bridal, the, 266.
Ireland, increased emigration from, 9-
state of, during last century, 559-
progress of Protestantism in, 759.
Irish coercion bill, Peel's conduct on the,
129.
Macaulay on the character of Marlbo-
rough, 138.
Madeira wines, the, 291.
Mahon, lord, on Marlborough, 138.
Malplaquet, the battle of, 155.
Manasarawur, the lake of, 337.
Manchester, increase of pauperism in, 11.
Maricopa Indians, the, 456.
Marionettes, the, at the Adelaide gallery,
MARlborough, the Duke of, 135.
Marlborough despatches, the, 140.
Marlborough, the duchess of, her charac-
ter, &c., 144.
Marriage act, the new, effects of, 75.
Marshall, Mr., discovery of the Califor-
nia diggings by, 519.
Martin, rev. G., prediction of, regarding
Popish aggression, 755.
Martinez, a Navajo chief, 451, 452.
Irish melodies, origin and publication of Masham, Mrs., 152.
the, 565.
Iron trade, losses in the, 1851, 484.
J. S. B., Farewell to the Rhine by, 366.
Jamaica, present state of, 506.
Jeffrey, quarrel between, and Moore,565.
JOCELINE'S MOTHER'S LEGACY, review of,
491.
Johnson on the Californian diggings, 528.
Kafirs, sketches of the, 296.
Kaiserworth, Marlborough's capture of,
Khata, Tibetan custom of, 343.
King John, production of, at the Prin-
cess's theatre, 469.
Klopstock, the wife of, letters from, 271.
Koko-Noor, tradition regarding, 341.
Lalla Rookh, the publication of, 568.
Lama of Tibet, account of the, 340, et seq.
Lauffeldt, the battle of, 349.
Lhassa, the capital of Tibet, 340, et seq.
Liberals, present policy of the, 627-va-
rious grades of, 628, 632.
Liege, Marlborough's capture of, 148.
Lille, the siege of, 154.
Little Charcoal-burner, the, 59.
Little's poems, the publication of, 564.
Liverpool conservatives, meeting of the,
London theatres, the, 463.
LONGFELLOW'S GOLDEN LEGEND, 212.
Lords, the House of, on the 27th Febru-
ary, 387-lord Derby's speech in, 1851,
390-and 1852, 392.
Louis XIV., position of, at the commence-
ment of Marlborough's career, 146.
Louis Philippe, system of government of,
248-his fall, 249.
Louis Napoleon, establishment of military
despotism under, 2.
Lucas, F., declaration of, against Protes-
tantism, 756.
Lumez, Harry, a Creole, 679.
Lyceum theatre, the, 602.
Lyttleton, lord, 326.
Matador, the Spanish, 226.
Mathews, Charles, as an actor, 599.
Maynooth grant, views of the Whigs on
the, 627.
Melcombe, lord, 327.
Mexico, sketches in, 449.
Middlesex, lord, 330.
Military chapel at Woolwich, the, 606.
Military despotism, establishment of, in
France, 2.
MITFORD'S RECOLLECTIONS, 259.
Moine Trompeur, the, 59.
Monmouth, the duke of, Ferguson's con-
nection with, 705, et seq. passim.
MONT BLANC, 35.
Montes the bull-fighter, 227.
Montezuma, the fire of, 449.
MOODIE'S ROUGHING IT IN THE BUSH, 355.
MOORE, THOMAS, 559.
MOTHER'S LEGACY TO HER UNBORN CHILD,
the, 491.
Mule of misguidance, the, 59.
Murchison, Sir R., on the Australian
gold, 520.
MY NOVEL, Book IX., initial chapter,
86-chap. ii., 87-chap. iii., 90-chap.
iv., 95-chap. v., 97-chap. vi., 99-
chap. vii., 101-chap. viii., 103-chap.
ix., 165-chap. x., 167-chap. xi.,
168-chap. xii., 172-chap. xiii., 173
-chap. xiv., 175-chap. xv., 178—
chap. xvi., 181-chap. xvii., 185-Book
X., initial chapter, 298-chap. ii., 299
-chap. iii., 304—chap. iv., 310-chap.
V.. 311-chap. vi., 313-chap. vii.,
314-chap. viii., 315-chap. ix., 318-
chap. x., 410-chap. xi., 412-chap.
xii., 413—chap. xiii., 416—chap. xiv.,
418-chap. xv., 421-chap. xvi., 422–
chap. xvii., 425-chap. xviii., 427-
chap. xix., 431-chap. xx., 433-chap.
xxi., 435-chap. xxii., 436-chap.
xxiii., 438-chap. xxiv., 439-chap.
xxv., 442-Book XI., initial chapter,
569-chap ii, 570-chap. iii., 574-
chap. iv., 575-chap. v., 579—chap.
vi., 581-chap. vii., 583-chap. viii,
585-chap. ix., 588-chap. x., 589—
chap. xi., 590-chap. xii., 592.
Napoleon, effects of the fall of, 242.
Narbona, a Navajo chief, 450.
Navajo Indians, the, 449, 450.
Navigation laws, effects of the repeal of,
on shipping, 13.
Negroes, character, &c., of the, in the
West Indies, 669.
New Mexico, sketches in, 449.
Ngari, district of, 337.
NIEBUHR, LIFE OF, 542.
Niebuhr, Carsten, father of the historian,
Nova Scotia, probabilities of gold being
found in, 524.
OLD SOLDIER, the, by Thos. Aird, cam-
paign first, 236-campaign second,
237-campaign third, 238.
Oudenarde, battle of, 153.
OUR LONDON COMMISSIONER, 460-No.
II., 596.
Our Village, Miss Mitford's, 259.
Palmerston, lord, his position, &c., as
foreign seretary, 255.
Papal aggression, Lord Derby on, 391–
policy to be followed by the electors
regarding, 753.
Paris, cookery, &c., at, 747.
Parliamentary bribery, Lord Derby on,
Parties, present position of, 760.
Pauperism, increase of, under Free Trade,
Peace, effects of the, on Europe, 243.
Pecos, Mexican town of, 449.
Peel, Sir R., his conduct as regards Free
Trade, 121-his speech at Tamworth
contrasted with his after policy, 398-
effects of his currency system, 663.
Phelps, Mr., as James VI, 597-his act-
ing, 598.
Picadors, the Spanish, 228, 229.
Pimos Indians, the, 456.
Pitahaya, the, a Mexican cactus,. 455.
POETRY, FRAGMENTS OF, by H. G. K.,
Credo, 750--the Homes, ib.-the
World grown old, 751-the Days
gone by, ib.
POLICY OF THE PROTECTIONISTS, 645.
POLITICAL AND MONETARY PROSPECTS, 1.
Political dinners, origin of, in England,
745.
Poor rates, increase of, under free trade, 11.
Popery, Lord Stanley on, 391-policy to
be pursued against its aggressions, 753.
Port wine, on, 619.
Potosi, discovery of the mines of, 519.
PRICE'S TAUROMACHIA, review of, 225.
PRINSEP'S TIBET, review of, 335.
Protection, lord Derby on, 391.
PROTECTIONISTS, POLICY OF THe, 645.
Protectionists, position of, at the time of
Peel's secession, 124.
Protestant question, present importanee
of, and policy to be followed regarding
it, 753.
Pueblo Indians, the, 449, 450.
Radicals, alliance of Russell with the,
626-their prospects, 629.
Rakas Thal, the lake of, 337.
Raleigh, sir W., the Lie by, 270.
Ramilies, the battle of, 151.
Rantzau, epitaph on, 732.
REACH'S CLARET AND OLIVES, 617,
RECONNOISSANCES IN NEW MEXICO, &e,
Reform bill, ultimate effects of the, 647
-the ministerial, 7, 20.
REFORM MEASURES OF 1852, the, 369.
Religious education, lord Derby on, 401.
Reptiles, West Indian, 677.
Restoration, France under the, 243.
REVOLUTION, RESULTS OF, IN EUROPE, 242
RHINE, FAREWELL TO THE, 366.
Rhine wines, the, 621.
Richardson, the novelist, letters from the
wife of Klopstock to, 271.
Rights of women congress, a, 77.
Rocher de Cancalle, the, 747.
ROUGHING IT IN THE BUSH, review of, 355.
RURAL SUPERSTITIONS OF WESTERN FRANCE,
the, 55.
Russell, lord John, his new Reform bill,
369 et seq.-conduct of his ministry in
their resignation in 1851, 388-his fall,
and character of his government, 498-
alienation of his supporters from him,
627 coalition between him and Cob-
den, 765.
Russia, rapid progress of, 247-her inter-
ference in Hungary and its effects, 251.
Ryehouse plot, Ferguson's connexion
with the, 708.
Sadler's Wells theatre, present state, &e
of, 596.
St. Venant, Marlborough's capture of 156.
Sanpoo river, the, 337.
Sarnen, a breakfast at, 741.
Saxony, discovery of the mines of, 519.
Scotch cookery, on, 739.
Scotland, claims of, to an increased repre-
sentation, 380-Niebuhr's residence in,
547-capabilities of, as regards food,
Scottish protection association, address
of, to lord Derby, 501.
Senegal gold mines, the, 528.
Shelley, Miss Mitford on, 266.
Sheridan, Moore's life of, 567.
Shipping, effects of the repeal of the navi-
gation laws on, 13-falling off in Bri-
tish and increase of foreign, 655-
losses sustained on, 1851, 480.
Simpson, lieutenant, account of the Na-
vajoes by, 450.
Sir W. Crichton, drama of, 23, 24.
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