SIR MORGAN O'DOHERTY, BART. TO OLIVER YORKE, ESQ.
[DEAR YORKE, I hope these Sonnets are in time; though, perhaps, if you publish them, they will, through some strange mistake, involve us both in the same charge of treason as that which is now withering the "bloody Bradshaw, and rebel-ruffian Roby." All I mean to say in them is, that I do not think Prince Albert will be wrong in trying to make a court to his own taste; which, I suppose, will be in some part his right to do. Observe, I offer no hint that there is any thing in these subjoined Sonnets which can have the slightest application to the ladies and gentlemen at present so gracefully and decorously composing the court-circle. It would be lamentable to fall under the accusasion of disloyalty from the distinguished and disinterested men of the Tail, who, it must be admitted, ought to be excellent judges of that commodity. M. O'Ď.]
ONE MOST RESPECTFULLY ADDRESSED TO QUEEN VICTORIA,
PRESSED MOST ENERGETICALLY ON PRINCE ALBERT OF SAXE-COBURG-GOTHA.
ENDS the year 39- the last to end
With fair Victoria's maiden reign; the rest
Our now "fair vestal, throned in the west,"
Has vowed in matrimonial joys to spend.
May every bliss the youthful pair attend,
In mutual happiness supremely blest!
May Windsor seem a turtle's loving nest,
Where billing will with cooing ever blend
And this day twelvemonth may it be our lot
With joyful shout o'er England's hills and dales,
And gratulations over bowl and pot,
To tell that happiest of all happy tales,
That (as God sends the present) we have got
A Princess-Royal, or a Prince of Wales.
ADDRESS to the Wind, by Peregrine
Portley, Esq. 113
Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Sonnet
Matrimonial addressed to, by Sir
Morgan O'Doherty, 766
Anderson's Gift for all Seasons, review
of, 181
Anglican Church, the Apostolical Suc-
cession in, denied by the Writers of
The Tracts for the Times, 549
Apostolical, the, Succession in the Angli-
can Church, denied by the Writers of
The Tracts for the Times, 549
Aristophanes, the Knights of, No. II.
Authorised, the, Version of Scripture, 319
Babylon: a Sonnet from the Italian, 347
Bards, a Budget of, as a Wind-up of
the last of the Thirties, 752
Basché's Wedding, 322
Becket, the Legend of, Part I. 389;
Part II. 560
Beddow's Miracles of Egypt, review of,
753
Bentham, Jeremy, and a Newspaper E-
tor, 597
Berkeley, Grantley, 233-review of his
Pamphlet dedicated to Noblemen, &c.
237
Blue Friar Pleasantries: XXXI. Selec-
tions from the Blue Friar Orchestra,
333; XXXII. the Plymouth Hoe, the
Breakwater, the Eddystone Light-
house, 335; XXXIII. a School-meet-
ing, 342
Boutiques and Gin-Palaces, a Chapter
about, 697
Broad, John, his "Sly Drive" from the
Post-Office to Parliament Street, 630
Budget, a, of Bards as a Wind-up of the
last of the Thirties, 752
Bunyan's Life and Times, review of, 115
Canova, Leaves from the Autobiography
of an Amateur, 370
Carlyle, Thomas, on the Sinking of the
Vengeur, 76
Cartouche's Highways and Byeways, 447
Case of Clairvoyance: Introduction, 17;
Preparation and Flight, ibid.; Future
Metropolitan Antiquities, 20; Glance
at a Museum, 24; Future Historical
Errors Exploded, &c. 25
Catherine a Story, by Ikey Solomons,
Esq. jun. Chap. V. 98; Chap. VI.
104; Chap. VII. 224; Chap. VIII.
531; Chap. IX. 538; Chap. X. 543
Cesar Otway's Tour in Connaught, re-
view of, 728
Chapter about Boutiques and Gin-
Palaces, 697
on Sorcerers, Loups-Garoux,
and other Mauvais Sujets, 30
Chartists, the, and the Church, 619
Cheltenham Free Press, and the Hon.
Grantley Berkeley and the Hillingden
Cock-fight, 245
China, the Opium Trade with, 572
Christina, Don Carlos, and the Spanish
Question, 491
Christmas's Translation of the Poetical
Meditations of De la Martine, review of,
Church, the, and the Chartists, 619
-, Anglican, the Apostolical
Succession in the, denied by the
Writers of The Tracts for the Times, 549
-, A Poem, 39
review of Essays on the
Church by a Layman, 431
Clairvoyance, a Case of, 17
Close, the Rev. Francis, his Sermon
preached to the Chartists, review of,
623;
his Female Chartists' Visit to the
Parish Church, a Sermon, review of,
ibid.
Cooke's History of Party, review of (con-
tinued), 64
Compact, the, an Historical Play, review
of, 754
Cossack Epic, the Great, of Demetrius
Rigmarolovicz, 715
Crime and Punishment, some Thoughts
on the Connexion of, 689
Davy, Sir Humphry, his Opinion on
Fly-Fishing, 242
Demetrius Rigmarolovicz, the Great
Cossack Epic of, 715
Devil's Diary, the; or, Temptations,
Part II. 284
Diary, the, Devil's, Second Part, 284
Disorganisation, the Progress of, 247
Don Carlos, Christina, and the Spanish
Question, 491
Dress and Address, by Capt. Orlando
Sabertash, 189
Dupôtet on Animal Magnetism, review of,
Editor of a Newspaper, his Reminis-
cences, 588
Educational, New Gems, 310
Egyptian Mythology, vide Trinity of the
Gentiles.
Epic of Demetrius Rigmarolovicz, 715
Epistles to the Literati, No. XI., Carlyle
to Yorke on the Sinking of the Ven-
geur, 76; No. XII. Maginn to Yorke
on Farmer's Essay on Shakspeare, 253
Essays on Important Subjects. By one of
the Plymouth Brethren, review of, 181
the Church, by a Layman, re-
view of, 431
Ettrick Shepherd, some Recollections of,
No. I. 414; No. II. 421
"Eve of Saint John," the Last, 505
Gentiles, the Trinity of the, Chap. I.
1; Chap. II. 200; Chap. III. 326;
Chap. IV. 329
Gin-Palaces and Boutiques, a Chapter
about, 697
Glorioso, the, a Tale of the Sea, 138
Great, the, Cossack Epic of Demetrius
Rigmarolovicz, 715
Greek Comedy, No. V. the Knights of
Aristophanes, No. II. 379
Hale, Rev. Matthew B., his First Letter
to the Chartists, review of, 625
Handful of Trash, 181
Heidelberg, Sketches of the University
of, Part I. The University, 171;
Part II. The Duel, 177
Hindostan, Voyaging in, Part III. 42;
Part IV. 47; Part V. 50; Part VI. 55
Hogg, James, some Recollections of,
No. I. 414; No. II. 421
How to Make a Newspaper without
Credit or Cash, 746
Howorth's Redeemer, review of, 757
Ikey Solomons, Esq. jun.: History of
Catherine, Chap. V. 98; Chap. VI.
104; Chap. VII. 224; Chap. VIII.
531; Chap. IX. 558; Chap. X. 543
Irish, my, Tutorship, by a Trinity Ba-
chelor, 667
John Bull's Castle; a Sketch, 152
Julia Howard, the Youth of, 460, 604
July, the Fêtes of, in Paris, 348
Last, the, "Eve of St. John," 505
Lay of the Scottish Mist; a Fragment.
The Last" Eve of St. John," 505
Legend, the, of Becket, Part I. 389;
Part II. 560
Loups-Garoux, a Chapter on, 30
Lucian, Comedies of; No. VI. Menip.
pus; or, the Necyomantia, 300
MacGilp, Mr., a Letter to, from Mr.
Michael Angelo Titmarsh, on
French School of Painting, 679
M'Henry's Antediluvian; or, the World
Destroyed, review of, 762
Maginn, William, on Dr. Farmer's Essay
on the Learning of Shakspeare considered,
254, 476, 648
May, the Twelfth of, and the Paris
Rebels, 212
Menippus; or,
from the Comedies of Lucian, 300
the Necyomantia : No.VI.
Ministerial T
My Irish Tutorship, by a Trinity Ba
chelor, 667
My Private Log: the Glorioso, 138
Mythology, Egyptian, vide Trinity of the
Gentiles
Nelson Monument, Comments on the
Designs for the, 274
Nelson's Island Minstrelsy, review of, 758
New Educational Gems; or, a Brace of
Scripture Perversions, 310
Newspaper Editor's Reminiscences, 588
Newspaper, how to make a, without
Credit or Cash, 746
Nonjurors, the, of Oxford, 549
Norwich, Bishop of, his Sermon on the
Chartists, review of, 620
O'Doherty, Sir Morgan: Two Sonnets
on a late Soaring Expedition to the
Lords, 512-his Quatrain on the
Queen; with a dozen octaves of a
translation
of her Majesty's last
Speech, 376-his Two Sonnets Matri-
monial, addressed to Queen Victoria
and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, 766
Opium, the, Trade with China, 572
Orlando Sabertash, on Dress and Ad-
dress, 189
Otway, Cesar, his Tour in Connaught,
review of, 728
Oxford Nonjurors, the; or, the Aposto-
lical Succession in the Anglican Church
denied by the Writers of the Tracts for
the Times, 549
Painting, on the French School of, 679
Paris Fêtes of July, 348
Rebels, the, of the Twelfth of May,
Passage, a, in the Second Year of the
Reign of Queen Victoria, 509
Penny Plans and Puzzling Prognostics,
630
Persian Poetry, Specimens of, fourth
series: Scheik Feizi, 127; Ali Un-
suree, 133; the Two Ehlis, 135;
Mirza Kassim, 136
Petrarch, a Sonnet from, Babylon, 347
Phillips, J. L., his Address to the Chartists,
review of, 625
Poets, the Elder Sacred, 400
Poetry Punch Song, 16 the Church,
39-Address to the Wind, 113-the
Two, with a hint to the One, 126–
Specimens of Persian: Spring, 128;
Chaja Aiass, the New-born, 130; the
Caravan, 132; Gazel, ibid.; Lay of
Brimha's Sorrows, ibid.; Lament, 153;
on the Tresses of the Fair One, 134;
the Gardens of Irem, 135; Ehli of
Khorassan, 136; Mirza Kassim, ibid. ;
Song, 137; Address of a Lover to a
Taner 138; Spring, high-the Rising
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