A.

Ainsworth, W. H., Guy Fawkes by, 1.
105. 217. 321. 425.529.
Aldrich, James, Morn at Sea by, 188.
Appearances, judging by, 75.

Apropos to Doctor Morison's death, 170.
Aspiration for a Place, 22; see Poems.
Atkin, Tommy, the actor, anecdote of
him, 236.

Aloys, the Lay of Saint, 602.

B.

Ballads-32; Wreck of the Hesperus,
152; the Three Epochs, 194; the false
Lover, 577.

Barnes, the Pantaloon, journal of his
Trip to Paris in 1830, 69. 195.
Barnett, Mr. Morris, anecdote of, 234.
Battu, the, story of, 33; see Harkaway
Sketches.

Bazvalan, account of the character of the,
in Bretagne, 391.

Beau of former Times, and the Dandy of
the present Day, comparison between,

40.
Behind the Scenes, 458; see Clockmaker.
Besse, Gaspard de, story of him, 181.
Betulla, lines on the painted, 596.
Black Mousquetaire, the, a legend_of
France, 262; Canto II. 365; see In-
goldsby.

Bloudie Jacke of Shrewsberrie, County
Legends, No. 1, 171; see Ingoldsby.
Brazil, account of the Inhabitants of the
Organ Mountains in, 25.

Bretagne, Courting in, 391; Character
of the Bazvalan, ib.

Bucentaur, origin of the, a poem, 510.

Chesterfield, Earl of, anecdote respecting
him, 237.
Chimpanzee, Mr. the Disappointed Tra-
veller, 490; see Crowquill."

Clink, Colin; see Colin Clink.
"Clockmaker," The Duke of Kent's
Lodge, by the author of the, 386; Too
Knowing by Half, 396; Behind the
Scenes, 458; Facing a Woman, 503.
Cobbler Physician, story of the, 137; see
Peake.

Cockney Sportsman, 337.

Colin Clink, his kindness to Miss Win-
tlebury, 277; enters into Mr. Peter
Veriquear's service, 281 meets with
1;
Squire Lupton, 286; his interview with
him, 376; snare laid to catch Dr.
Rowel, ib. 378; unexpected scene upon
London Bridge, 382; re-appearance
of an unexpected customer, with what
passed at the interview, 464; Mr.
Lupton explains to Colin the story of
himself and his lady, 468; Peter Veri-
quear makes love to Miss Sowersoft,
469; certain new characters introduced
upon the stage, and amongst them the
real heroine of this history, 588; one of
the best adventures in which Colin has
signalised himself, 591.
Contrabandista, the, 17.
Contrasts in the Life of a Poet, 201.
Corpus MSS. the, 153.

Costello, Louisa Stuart, Gaspard de Besse
by, 181; Love's Second Sight, 237;
Courting in Bretagne, 391.

County Legends, No. I. Bloudie Jacke of
Shrewsberrie, 171; see Ingoldsby.
Courting in Bretagne, 391.

Crocodile, Mr. story of, 49; see Crow-
quill.

Crowquill, Alfred, Mr. Crocodile by, 49;
The True Story of the Merchant's
Ward, 189; Mastiff Lubberkin, 257;
Pugnacity, Mr. Ker Snap, 421; Mr.
Chimpanzee, the Disappointed Travel-
ler, 490; Mr. Hyena Smirke, 597.

D.

Dach, Simon, Silent Love by, 601.
Dance of Life, the, 346.

Dandy of the present Day and the Beau
of former Times compared, 40.
Daniel, George, Merrie England in the
Olden Time by, 441. 545.
Day's Fishing in the Thames, 337.
Dialogue between two China Jars, 474.
Disappointed Traveller, Mr. Chimpanzee,
490.

Doing a Gensd'arme, a tale of a Calf, 344.
Duc de L'Omelette, the, 352.

Duck, a, fragment from the autobiography
of, 586.

Dumalton's Story, Campaign of 1793,
under the Duke of York, 400. 476.
Dying Man, the, 347.

Jars, dialogue between two China, 474.
Jerdan, William, the Sleeping Beauty in
our Times by, 79.

John Bull Abroad, 121.

Johns, Richard, Marine Memoranda by,
625.

Jolly Miller, the, a fragment, 23.

Journal of Old Barnes the Pantaloon, 69.
195.

Judging by Appearances, Mistakes in a
Prison, 75.

Juvenile Labour, 355; see Moral Economy
of Large Towns.

K.

Kemble, John P., anecdote of his absence
of mind, 235.

Kent, Duke of, his lodge in Nova Scotia,
386; see Clockmaker.

Kleist, lines on the painted Betulla by,

596.

L.

Legends -The Black Mousquetaire, 262.
Lines-on Dr. Morrison's Death, 170;
on Old Age, 457; touching the Line,
390.

Liverpool, remarks on the moral economy
of, 129; scarcity of juvenile employ-
ment in, 132.

Longfellow, H. W., the Voices of the Night
by, 78; wreck of the Hesperus, 152.
Louis Philippe, account of his travels in

the United States in his early life, 494.
Lover, the false, 577.
Love's Good Morrow, 137; see Mackay.
Love's Second Sight, a poem, 237.
Love's Good Night, a poem, see Mackay.

M.

M'Dougall, Alexander, Ballad by, 32.
Mackay C., Love's Good Morrow by, 136;
Love's Good Night, 351.

M'Teague, P., Father Mathew by, 54;
Irish Invention by, 238.

Maginn, Dr., the Mockings of the Sol-
diers by, 354.

Merchant's Ward, true story of the, 189.
Merrie England in the Olden Time, 441.
545.

Mills, John, the Battu by, 33; a Day's
Fishing in the Thames, 337.
Mistakes in a Prison, 75.
Mockings of the Soldiers, 354.
Moral Economy of Large Towns-Liver-
pool, 129; Juvenile Labour, 355; Glas-
gow, 558.

Moran, E. Raleigh, Contrasts in the Life
of a Poet by, 201.
Morn at Sea, a poem, 188.

Morrison, Dr., lines on his death, 170.

Stanley Thorn-a point of interest argued
at Richmond, 87; experience purchased
at Epsom, 91; the performance of a
phaetonic feat, which brings Bob into
temporary trouble, 205; the reconcilia-
tion, 214; Stanley and Amelia are
again married, 306; the Sons of Glory,
312; Sir William's designs more clearly
developed, 408; Venerable Joe pro-
mulgates his matrimonial views, 411;
Stanley prepares to become a Member
of Parliament, 513; the canvass, 517;
the Nomination, 628; the Election,
632; the Chairing, 636.
Stealing the Treasure, 248.
Sub-marine, Marine Memoranda by a,
625.

Suett, Dicky, anecdote of him, 233.

T.

Tale of a Calf, or Doing a Gend'arme,
344.

Taylor, Dr. W. C., Moral Economy of
large Towns by, 129. 355.558.
Temperance, effects of the pledge of, in
Ireland, 54.
Theatres, the, 640.

Thorn, Stanley; see Stanley.
Three Epochs, a ballad, 194.
Tokely the Comedian, anecdote of him,
233.

Too Knowing by Half, 396; see Clock-
maker.

Transylvanian Anatomie, a tale, 288; see
Peake.

True Story of the Merchant's Ward, 189.