Austria dissolution of the Hungarian
Diet, [290] despatch from Prince Met-
ternich to the Austrian internuncio at
Constantinople [314], note
Autographs, sale of, 39

Balloons: Mr. Green's ascent, Mile End
Road, 80-ditto sixty-sixth ditto, at
Newbury, 101; Mr. Brown's, at Wake-
field, 170

Bank-notes lost, action to recover, 173
Bank of France, report of committee on,
[209], note

Bankruptcy, on the Chancellor's juris-
diction in, [139]

Bankrupts and Insolvents, number in
1826, 1

Barcelona, French garrison withdrawn,
[246]

Bear, enormous one destroyed by a
peasant in France, 174; child wounded
by, at Dublin, 177

Bees, battle between two swarms, 110
Beechey, Captain, his Northern expedi-
tion, 94

Berbice; her freedom claimed by a ne-
gress at, [193]

Beethoven, composer, death of, 239
Blake, W., engraver, death, 253
Boar, man killed by, 185

Bolivar, arrives at Bogota, and departs
for Venezuela, [335]-resigns the
presidentship, [337]-returns to Bo-
gota [341]. See Colombia.
Bolivia, Cusco and Puno joined to, [345]
Bow Street, application to have the
mystery respecting the applicant's
birth cleared up, 150
Boxing, death occasioned by, 149
Brazil: progress of the war with Buenos
Ayres, [326]; battle of Ituzaingo, ib.
(see Buenos Ayres) failure of a naval
expedition, [328]; Maldonado cap-
tured, ib.; negociation for peace, ib.;
Monte Video ceded by the Buenos
Ayres plenipotentiary, [329]; con-
vention with Great Britain for aboli-
tion of the African slave trade, 418;
emperor's speech on opening the le-
gislative assembly, 433
Bridge, London, antiquities found at,
132

Buenos Ayres: war with Brazil, (326);
successes of the Buenos Ayreans,
[327]; they advance to Rio Grande,
ib.; M. Garcia sent to negociate
peace at Rio Janeiro, [329]; he con-
sents that Monte Video should be re-
cognized as belonging to Brazil, [330);
the treaty rejected at Buenos Ayres,
ib.; Rivadavia, the president, resigns,
[333]; Dr. Vincent Lopez elected,
ib.; he declines, ib. ; but is at length
installed, [334]; separation of Cor
dova from the other states, and pre-
tensions of the other provinces, ib.;
finances, [335]

Burdett, Sir F., motion on the Catholic
question, [16]; opinion on the corn.
laws and currency, [73]; justifies his
coalition with the new ministry, [118]
Burglary, extensive, at Messrs. Grimaldi
and Johnson's, watchmakers, Strand,
188

Burmese commercial treaty with the
East India company, [193]; the Ta-
liens expelled from the territory of
Rangoon, [194]

Burning hill, at Holworth, 168

Cabinet, state of, on Lord Liverpool's
illness, [91]; difficulty of appointing a
premier, [92], &c.

Calcutta, account of, from Alexander's
Travels, 496

Cameleopard, entry of one into Paris,
120

Canning, Mr., on the Catholic question,
[58]; resolutions on the corn-laws
introduced by, [64]; looked to as
Lord Liverpool's successor, [93];
consulted by the king as to the form-
ation of a new ministry, [94]; op-
posed to parliamentary reform, [103];
his explanation relative to his conduct,
with regard to the formation of a new
ministry, [113]; correspondence with
the Duke of Wellington, [121], note
attack on ditto, [155]; death, [190];
political character, ib.; funeral, 143;
memoir of, 477; lines on his death,
536

Cape of Good Hope, Lord C. Somerset-
returns from the governorship of
[195]

Capo d'Istria, chosen President of
Greece, [300]

Carlile, Richard, his testimony refused
at the Old Bailey, 11.

Carriers, liability of, and action to re
cover loss of a box, 43,
Cassas, Louis Fran. death of, 260°
Catholic Question, [14]

Catholic Association, [14]
Caulaincourt, death of, 232
Censorship, re-established in France,
[222]

Chancellor, Lord, (Eldon) on the Wel-
lesley case, 297

Chancellor, Lord, (Lyndhurst) enters on
his office, 93

of Ireland (Lord Manners)
retires from office, 135
Chancery, Mr. M. A. Taylor's motion
respecting, [138]

Chandos, Marquis of, questions to mi-
nisters on the Catholic Association,
[14], note

Child, one born with the figure of a tor-
toise on its head, 57
Church, Colonel, appointed generalis-
simo of the Greek forces, [301]; re-
pairs to Corinth, [322]

Clarence, Duke of, additional allowance
to, [8]-[14]; appointed Lord High
Admiral, [103]

Cochrane, Lord, arrival of, at Poros, and
address to the Greek government,
[300]; made commander of the
Greek fleet, [301]; plan for raising
the siege of Athens, ib.; appears oll
the coast of Egypt, [304]
Codrington, Sir Edward, arrives at Na-
varino, [312]; interview with Ibrahim
Pacha, [313]; battle of Navarino,
[317]; despatches relative to ditto,
410; protocol of conferences with
his colleagues, 413
Coiners, gang of, 70
Coleridge, Mr., stanzas by, 540
Columbia: arrival of Bolivar at Bogota,

[335]; he departs for Venezuela, ib.;
makes Paez the supreme chief, [336];
re-establishes tranquillity in Vene-
zuela, ib.; resigns the presidentship,
[337]; Santander, the vice-president,
also resigns, [338]; congress refuses to
accept the resignation of either, [339];
national convention ordered to be
convoked, [340]; revolt in the south-
ern provinces, ib.; Lopez Mendez
named chief of Guayaquil, [341];
Bolivar returns to Bogota, ib.; finan-
ces, [342]

Comet, a new, 512

Copley, Sir J., on the Catholic question,
[33]; made Lord Chancellor by the
title of Lord Lyndhurst, [102]. See
Lyndhurst.

Coral, smuggled, concealed in butter,
103

Corn-laws, motion in parliament on,
[64]; different modes of protecting
corn, [65]; a variable duty, [67];
VOL. LXIX.

supply of corn from foreign markets
during the war, [77]; Mr. Hume's
scheme, [82]; bill introduced into the
House of Lords, [146]; correspon-
dence between the Duke of Welling-
ton and Mr. Huskisson, [148]
Coronation oath, letterson, from his
late majesty to Lord Kenyon, 467
Courts: Admiralty; Adamson v. Jarvis,
23; manumission of slaves, 124; case
of a slave woman returning from Eng-
land to Antigua, 338; two slaves, J.
Smith and Rachel, 354; Jack Martin,
a slave, 355

Arches; King v. Sanson, 123
Chancery; Wellesley v. the Duke of
Beaufort, 297

Common Pleas; Birk . Hart and
Findley, 53; Levy v. Milne, &c.
libel, 100; Graddon v. Price, thea-
trical engagement, 114; Richardson
v. Sir G. Webster, election expenses,
170; Snow v. Leyland, lost bank-note,
173; Price v. Thwaites, libel, 315
Exchequer; King v. Giuseppe Guecco,
smuggling coral, 103

Guildhall; Maudsley v. Le Blanc, action
to recover a sum for machinery from
the steam-washing company, 9; San-
diman v. Breach, hire of a post-chaise
on Sunday, 38

King's-bench; Watson v. Clement, nui-
sance from a steam-engine, 88;
Thwaites v. Wright, 99; Clifford v.
Latow, a wife's debts, 172; Beaumont
v. Thwaites, libel, 310

Guildhall; Brunton &c. v.
Blackmore &c., patent, 12; East v.
Chapman, libel in Sunday Times,
312

Dublin; Eneas Macdonnell,
libel, 193; the king v. Meireillos,
conspiracy to defraud, 355
Old Bailey; Mary Wittenback, murder
of her husband, 336

Cricket, novel mode of playing, 101
Crime, state of, for seven years, 1; re-
port of the committee on criminal
commitments, 371

Criminal-law, Mr. Peel's improvements
of, [185]

Crim-con, case and punishment of, at
Madrid, 130

Croker, Mr., lines on Canning's death,
536

Currency, sir F. Burdett's opinion re-
lative to, [78]

Deaf and dumb, new method of cure
applied to, 9, 115

Dead body, attempt to steal, 69
2 N

Deaths, 222
Deer, extraordinary mortality of, at
Cranbourne chase, 109
Detonating powder, serious accident
from, 43

Deodand, singular one; a horse by
which a man had been accidentally
killed, ordered to be destroyed, 142
Dignum, C., singer, death, 239
Dissenters' marriages, 24
Dodd, G., engineer, death, 256
Doyle, Dr., character of the established
church of Ireland by, [38]
Drama; Drury-lane, Gil Blas, 78;
Covent-garden, Peter Wilkins, ib,
Dublin, University election, 97
Duel; Goulard and Caire, two medical
students, Paris, 36

Duelling, law against, in Bavaria, [289]
Dupplin Castle, Perthshire, destroyed
by fire, 159

Earthquake at Morteigne, France, 3
East Retford, bill for disfranchisement
of [181]

Edinburgh, extraordinary snow storm
at, 47

Egypt; fidelity of Mohammed Pacha to
the Porte, [297]
Eichhorn, J. G. death, 249
Eldon, lord, resigns the chancellorship,
[100], [115] note; he explains the
reasons for his conduct, [120]; vase
presented to him by the king, 91
Elections, discussion in parliament re-
specting proceedings connected with,
[175]; committee appointed to inquire
into polls, [182]

Electro-magnetic instrument, Watkins',
525

Emigration, report of select committee

on, 382; third ditto, 387; Ireland,
389; England, ib.; Scotland, 392;
expediency of a loan for facilitating
emigration, 393; board of emigration,
400

Erivan, taken by the Russians, [294]
Executions: T. Norton, highway rob-
bery, 147; J. Slade, murder of rev.
J. Waterhouse, 149; W. Haywood and
his two sons, 156; Reuben Martin,
194; J. French, and J. Williams, 198

Fanaticism, singular case of, at Alençon,
129

Fences, quickset, mode of making, 521
Ferrers, earl, death, 247

Finance accounts: public income, 264;
public expenditure, 266. See Budget.
Finances: France, [208]; Portugal,
[254]; Buenos Ayres, [335] Colum-

93) bia, [342] Mexico, [344]; United
States, 427
femago lo staja od go
Fires: paper-manufactory at Coosehean,

Cornwall, 39 Gordon Castle, 125;

Theatre Ambigu Comique, Paris,
126; Sheerness, twenty-three houses
destroyed, 134; Chapel-street, Edge-
Buware-road,149; conflagration st
-on Abo, 152, Dupplin castle, Perthshire,
159; Mr. Hopkins' warehouse, Queen-
street, 183; Legacy Office, Somerset
House, 1861 bap 79323500l
Fish, singular one caught near Ply-
mouth, 136; emigration of fishes,
517 3

Fisher's, capt. apparatus for watering
ships, 41

Flour, foreign, importation of, [81]
Flowers, method of raising natural, in
winter, 523

Foscolo Ugo, death, 255

Forgery at the Bank of England, 20;

A

trial of J. Orchard for, 61
Fossil reptile discovered at Exeter, 107
France: meeting of the new chambers,
and royal speech, [197]; discussions
relative to Portugal, ib.; new law to
regulate the selection of jurors, [201];
decision relative to the jesuits, [204];
slave-trade, [205]; finances, [208];
state of manufactures, [209]; royal
debts, [210]; law relative to the
press, [211]; violent opposition to it,
[213]; amendment of it, [216]; bill
carried in the deputies, [219] with-
drawn in the peers, [220]; national
guard of Paris, disbanded, [221];
censorship re-established, [222], the
chambers dissolved, [223]; creation of
peers, [223]; general election, [224];
ministers defeated in the elections,
[225]; change of ministry, [226];
dispute with Algiers, ib.; commercial
treaty with Mexico, [227]; French
garrison withdrawn from Barcelon,
[246].

Franklin, capt. his Arctic expedition by
land, 508

Freethinking Christians, objection to the
marriage ceremony according to the
church, 25

Funerals: Mr. Gifford's 7; duke of
York's, 14; king of Saxony, 94; Mr.
Canning's, 143

Galley slaves, at Toulon, treatment of, 97
Game laws, lord Wharncliffe's bill,

[183]; marq, of Salisbury's, [184]
Gaols: Bedford, commitments to, 3745
Bury, ditto, 376qqin
Garter, Chapter of the order of, 94

Gascoigné, gen: moves for a committee
on the state of commercial shipping,
[162]

George III., letters of, to lord Kenyon,
on the coronation oath, 467
Giffard, sir Amb. Hardinge, death, 243
Gifford, W. funeral, 73; anecdotes of, 490
Gill, J. tried and convicted for stealing
two oxen, afterwards found to be inno-
cent, and pardoned, 179
Giraffe, entry of one into Paris, 120
Gloucester and Berkeley ship canal
opened, 87

Gloucester, riot at, and toll - house
pulled down by the mob, 162, 169
Gold-mines of the Ural, 519
Graham steam-packet, explosion of, 106,
action brought against the proprie-
tors, 138

Greece, state of, [297]; successes of
Karaiskaki in Livadia, [298]; island
of Euboea blockaded, [299]; siege of
Athens, ib.; dissentions respecting
the place of a national assembly,
[300]; lord Cochrane's remonstrances,
ib.; assembly convened, ib.; Capo
d'Istria elected president of Greece,
ib.; gen. Church, and lord Cochrane
proceed to the relief of Athens, [301];
Karaiskaki killed, [502]; total defeat
of the Greek army before Athens,
[303]; surrender of the Acropolis,
[304]; military events in Western
Greece, [305]; affairs at Napoli di
Romania, [322]; ditto in Western
Greece, ib.; British order in council
against the Greek marine, [323];
treaty for the pacification of Greece,
403. See Turkey.
Greek steam-boats, 59

-Grey, earl, speech on the new ministry,
[133]

Goderich, lord, premier on the death of
Mr. Canning, [191]
Gordon, duke, death, 248

Gordon castle, extensive fire at, 125
Gordon's Mr. new steam-carriage, 202
Guatemala: revolt of the province of
St. Salvador, [347]; rebels repulsed,
[348]

'Hamilton capt. extract of letter from,

to sir Edw. Codrington, 414
Hammersmith; suspension bridgeat,526
Hauff, W. German author, death, 260
Heat, magnetic influence of, 512
Heber, bishop, lines by, "An Evening
Walk in Bengal," 540

Hecla, the discovery-ship, description
of her fitting-up, 58; account of the
expedition, 503

Herald, Morning, action against, for
libel, by Mr. Barber Beaumont, 310
Herries, Mr., made chancellor of the
Exchequer, [192]

Horse-stealing, prevalence of, 22
Holloway, engraver, death, 234
Hulks, state of, 64

Hume, Mr. opposes the additional
allowance to the duke of Clarence,
[10], [13]; plan respecting the Corn-
laws, [82]

Hungary: the diet dissolved, [290]
Hurricane in Ireland, 11; off Scotland,

49

Huskisson, Mr., correspondence with
the duke of Wellington on the Corn-
laws, [148]; speech on the state of
commercial shipping, [166]
Hydrophobia, horrible case of, 45;
another case, 46; Mr. T. Fenby, 141;
J. Metcalf, 190

Jamaica: dispute relative to the allow-
ances to the British troops adjusted,
[193]

Java, insurrection, [286]; suspension of
hostilities, [288].

Jesuits, their increasing power, [37];
decision relative to, in the French
Chamber of Peers, [204]

Imagination, extraordinary case of the
force of, in pregnancy, 57

Indies, E. commercial treaty with the
Burmese, [193]; petition to parlia-
ment by the inhabitants of Calcutta,
against the stamp duty, [194]; peri-
odical press, [195]; regulations re-
lative to the press at Bombay, 359
Inquests a new-born child, 4; R. M.
Bowles, starved, 21; Ann Hudson,
hydrophobia, 45; Mr. Deering, jun.
56; a body found in Combe Wood,
148; F. Amphlett, killed by boxing,
149, T. Cantrill, 180; W. Harfield,
driver of the Leeds True Blue'
coach, 187; J. Metcalf, hydrophobia,

190

Inundations in Calabria, 119
Joint-Stock companies, liability of, 9,
53, [14]

Jones, rev. M. miser, death of, 160
Ireland: machinations of the Catholic
priests, [24]; their influence over
lord Waterford's tenantry, [25];
affidavits in proof of the artifices of
the priests, [26]; note. Catholic
emancipation, [34]; meeting of the
Catholics of Dublin, [62]; conver-
sions from popery, 42, 65, 92, 108,
109; outrages near Cashel, 64; ditto,
Clonmel, 70