Brodzinski, a Polish poet, 340 -
patriotism of, 341.

Browning, Robert, Plays and Poems
of, reviewed, 357 is he a poet,
367-has made great progress, 368
-several publications of, 369-
Sordello by, ib. - obscure but rich
in style, 370 - dramatic characters
of, 374-his wholeness and power
of thought, 375 - his tragedy of
Luria, 376 - analysis of this play,
377-extracts from it, 378 his
humor, 394 other poems of, 395,
397-has the elements of great-
ness, 399
his power as a drama-
tist, 400.
Burke, Edmund, compared with

Sheridan, 74.

C.

Cleveland, Dr., on the insanity of
prisoners, 172.

Cleveland, Gen., anecdote of, 439,

note.

Congress, Revolutionary, frequent
changes in the, 443.

Constable as a landscape-painter, 135.
Cooksland in Australia, by John D.
Lang, 482.

Critic, The, by Sheridan, 87.
Critics, original good intentions of,
358-ornithological description of,
359- review authors, not books,
360-supposed to be ignorant and
prejudiced, 361 - dislike novelty,
irregularity, and roughness, 362
compare poets with their predeces-
sors, 363 - how they judge of
versification, 364 - should try to
discover beauties, 366
world's representatives, 465.
Culture essential to genius, 261 -
and to intellectual eminence, 262.

D.

are the

on

Emerson, George B., on the Trees of
Massachusetts, reviewed, 190 - on
planting woodlands, 196
workers in wood, 198 - tasteful
as well as useful report by, 199
on autumn foliage, 205 - his de-
scriptions of woody plants, 208
describes the Mayflower, 209
and sweet viburnum, 210 - sci-
entific merits of, 213 - wrote the
Report on the Boston Schools, 453
- on the mode of examination, 454
- on the study of physiology, 455,
457-on moral instruction, 456.
England, critical period in the his-
tory of, 350 success of, in dis-
covery and colonization, 482
especially in Australia, 483.
Ethical philosophy, Mackintosh on
the progress of, 270.
Europe, Sismondi on the Literature
of the South of, 54-opinion in,
about prisons, 178.

-

Evangeline, by H. W. Longfellow,
reviewed, 215 - history on which
it is founded, 221 - analysis of,
234- merits of, 236 - rhythmi-
cal structure of, 237 - characters
in, 240-cited, 241.

Extreme Unction, by J. R. Lowell,

474.

F.

Farnham, Mrs., on the Philadelphia
prison, 159.

Form not above color, in painting,
128.

Fox, Charles James, forms a coalition
with North, 93.

French, History of the, by Sismondi,
55.

French Revolution, the, frightful as-
pect of, 288-monstrous occur-
rences of, 289 - its history not yet
written, 290 - funeral honors paid
to Voltaire in, 299 - September
massacres of, ib. - how the ab-
olition of the death-penalty would
have affected, 310 Grange-
neuve's plan for forwarding, 311-
military enthusiasm excited by,
313-teaches politicians a lesson
against war, 315 and against
political clubs, 316 - and against
theorists and speculative philan-
thropists, 319- its horrors caused

Goodrich, Chauncey A., edition of
Dr. Webster's Dictionary by, no-
ticed, 256.

Government, Sismondi on, 32, 40.
Grafton, Sheridan's satire on the
Duke of, 77.

Grand-Pré, kidnapping of the peo-
ple of, 227.
Grangeneuve, fanatical project of,
311.

Gray, F. C., on Prison Discipline,
reviewed, 145 merits of, as a
scientific inquirer, 148 - caution
and accuracy of, 149 - on the
health of the convicts, 152-com-
pares the Philadelphia prison with
that at Charlestown, 153 - on the
rates of mortality in these prisons,
154-on the amount of social inter-
course allowed, 159 on insanity
there, 161 - on partial mental dis-
ease, 163
on the New Jersey
prison, 168 - on the productive.
ness of convict labor, 173 - on
European opinions about prisons,
179 - on Pentonville prison, 181.
See Prison.

-

Guelph and Ghibelline wars, 9.

H.

Halhed, the school-fellow of Sheri-
dan, 77.

Hall, Captain, on prison discipline,
186.

Hastings, impeachment of, 97.
Hexameters in the ancient languages,
237 difference between ancient
and modern, 238 in English and
German, 239.

Hill, M. D., on prison discipline,
187.

Hindostan, condition of the poor in,
418.

History, copious details needed in,
291-not to be presented abstract-
ly, 292- affectation of profound
writing in, 293--ancient, hard to
write, 401-historical fiction tak-
ing the place of, 402.
Home a Christian institution, 423.
Hubbard, the historian, on colonizing
from Massachusetts, 431.
Hunt, Leigh, on Sheridan's dramatic
works, 72.

I.

now

Infanticide in Greece and Rome, 417.
Infidelity in America, 428 -
more decent and moral, 430.
Insanity in the Philadelphia prison,
161-at Charlestown, 162 mis-
taken for reformation, 164 - in
Chester county prison, 167 - in
the New Jersey prison, 168 - in
Rhode Island, 171 - Dr. Cleve-
land on the causes of, 172 - at
Pentonville, 183.

Irish oratory characterized, 102.
Italian Republics, Sismondi's His-
tory of the, 45 merits of the
work, 49.

Italy, The Hopes of, by C. Balbo,
reviewed, 1- instructive history
of, 2- want of union in, 3-cen-
tralization prevented by the moun-
tains and rivers of, 4- hemmed
in by the Alps, ib. - parted by the
Apennines, 5-struggles for in-
dependence, 7-temporal power
of the popes in, 8 - history of, in
the 15th century, 9 - debasement
and corruption of, 10 - the litera-
ture of, 11 martial virtues of,
12-patriotic struggles of, 13

Lamartine, Alphonse de, History of
the Girondists by, reviewed, 288
- lively and interesting, 291
affectedly mystical and oracular,
294 specimens of his nonsense,
295 improves as he proceeds,
296-his portrait of Robespierre,
297, 303-describes Voltaire's fu-
neral, 299-his portrait of Louis
Philippe, 305 does not cite his
authorities, 309 - speculations of,
on the death-penalty, 310 de-
scribes the Jacobin club, 316.

Land, aggregation of, in few hands,
65.

Landscapes cannot be painted truth-
fully, 121 in water-colors, 130
- rise of a taste for, 135 - Во-
logna school of, 139 modern
painters of, 144.

Lang, John D., Cooksland in Aus-
VOL. LXVI. - NO. 139.

tralia by, reviewed, 482 - Austra-
lian squatters described by, 486-
Leichhardt's letters to, 490.
Language, mystical and pedantic
use of, 296.

Law, effects of the study of, 31.
Law of Nature, Sir J. Mackintosh
on the, 268.
Lawrence, Gov., resolves to remove
the Acadians, 221 - deliberates
with the British admirals, 225 -
severe instructions by, 228
writes to Shirley, 232.

Lawrie, Sir Peter, on prison disci-
pline, 189.

Leichhardt, Ludwig, Expedition in
Australia by, reviewed, 482 - first
journey of, 489 - on the natives
of Australia, 490 - collections
made by, 491 - party and equip-
ments of, 492 - difficulties en-
countered by, 493 - narrow escape
of, 494 - supposed to be dead, 495
-incidents in his journey, 496-
celebrates the queen's birthday,
498 - on the aspect of the starry
heavens, 499-comes to salt water
again, 500 loses his dog, 501
arrives at Port Essington, 502-
honors and rewards of, 503-be-
gins a second expedition, 504.
Lincoln, Prof. J. L., Selections from
Livy by, noticed, 247.

-

Linley, Miss, Sheridan's attachment
to, 78- elopes with and marries
him, 79.

Literature, influences of, 22.
Livy, Lincoln's Selections from, no-

ticed, 247.

Locke Amsden, or the Schoolmaster,
noticed, 248.

Longfellow, Henry W., Evangeline
by, reviewed, 215 - subject select-
ed by, 233 - metre chosen by, 237
-his command of rhythm, 240.
Lorenzo de' Medici, selfishness of, 9.
Louis Philippe, Lamartine's account
of, 305-Danton's prophecy to,
307.

Lowell, James R, Poems by, review-
ed, 458- has made great progress,
471 - great merits of, 472 - cited,
ib., 473-boldness and vigor of,
unwisely meddles with po-
litical philanthropy, 477 - descrip-
tive power of, 478 specimens of
his poetry, 479.

475

44

reviewed, 401 - barbarous and
vulgar style of, 409 - cool effron-
tery of, 410.

Mickiewicz on Polish literature, 323
- on the poems of Kochanowski,
330.

Mignet, M., on Sismondi's life and
labors, 32-cited, 49, 56, 72.
Millbank prison, the separate system
in, 179.

Minas, depopulation of the district
of, 228-ravaged and the houses
burned, 229.

Mitchell, Sir T., Australian expedi-
tion of, 503.

Monckton, Col., commands the army
against Acadie, 226.
More, Sir Thomas, Mackintosh's Life
of, 272.

Mortality in prisons, 154.

Ν.

Napoleon in 1815, 57 – conversation
of, with Sismondi, 58.
Naruszewicz, a Polish poet, 334.
New-Jersey prison, deaths and insani-
ty in, 168.

Nichol, J. P., on the Solar System,
noticed, 250.

Nieboska Komedyia, reviewed, 323

the author of, 342.
Niebuhr, B. G., Lectures on Roman
History by, reviewed, 280 - amaz-
ing erudition of, 281 - faulty style
of, 282-errors in his Lectures
pointed out, 283 - familiar with
genealogy and modern history,
284.

Niemcewicz, a Polish poet and patriot,
3:37 - vicissitudes in the life of,
338.

Nova Scotia. See Acadie.

0.

Oil preferable to water-colors, 130.
Osborn, W. C., on prison discipline,
187.

P.

Painters, Modern, by a Graduate of
Oxford, reviewed, 110 - its author