ished in the late war, yet the next moment asked, "who have gained from it, but the military?" What can we say of one who justifies the costly and menacing fortifications of Cherbourg, yet is furious at the proposal to add a single man, gun, or gunboat to our own defences? What are we to think of one who asserts that "the people" are all for peace, yet himself scolds the working-classes for having "given their voice for the war?" Can he be honest or fair who ridicules the "balance of power" in Europe, yet eulogises the people who sport the doctrine of "manifest destiny" on the other side of the Atlantic? Is the man sane who, as a proof of the injustice done to the lower classes, points to the enormous amount of our Poor-rates, yet holds up as his idol countries where there are no poor-rates at all, and where paupers are left to shift for themselves? With what effrontery does he complain of the slow triumph of Free-trade, as a proof that the franchise is too limited and the people not adequately represented, when in France and the United States free-trade is scouted under a regime of universal suffrage? In fine, what discernment is there in a man who regards the reign of the people as synonymous with peace, freedom, and free-trade, when universal suffrage, in the only two countries where it exists, has precisely the opposite effects,-in France supporting protection and a military despotism; and in the United States supporting slavery and protection, countenancing filibusterism, and clamouring for annexation? INDEX TO VOL. LXXXIV. Absorbents, the discovery of the, 156. Agra, blockade of, 481-the battle of, Alaric, the capture of Rome by, 169. Anderson, captain, death of, 78. Animal instinct, Biot on, 680. Anselm, archbishop, 171. Anson, mortality in ships of, 11. Aristocratic influence, danger to India Army, sanitary condition of the, report of commissioners on, 1 et seq.-former Arrière-bassin, the, at Cherbourg, 613 Arrière Bassin de Flot, opening of the, ART, MR DUSKY'S OPINIONS ON, 122. Aselli, discovery of the lymphatics by, Asia, origin of civilisation in, 519. Avant-port, the, at Cherbourg, 263, 612, Bassin de Flot, the, at Cherbourg, 263. Battle of Harlaw, ballads on the, 473. Bennet, Mr, the paintings of, 182. Berard on respiration, 298. Berger and Delaroche, experiments by, Bernard, C., experiments by, on respira- Bhagulpore, mutiny at, 482. Bhithoor, visit to, 73—position, &c. of, Bibesco, rule of, in Wallachia, 87. Bichat, researches of, on the blood, 155 BIOT'S MELANGES SCIENTIFIQUES ET LIT- Bird, temperature of the, 414, 415. AND HISTORY, 148-action of respira- Blunt, captain, at Lucknow, 491, 492. Boulderson, Mr, report on India by, 703. Branwhite, Mr, the paintings of, 182. Brétonière, M. de la, suggests the break- water at Cherbourg, 610. Brett, Mr, the "Stonebreaker" of, 185. BALLAD POETRY OF SCOTLAND AND IRE- Bribery, universality of, in the Princi- LAND, THE, 462. Palmain, captain, at Sealkote, 31. Barnard, lady Anne, authoress of Auld Baron of Brackley, the ballad of the, Barracks, sanitary neglect in, 6 et seq. Bartholin, discovery of, on the lym- palities, 92. BRIGHT ABSURDITIES, 743. Brind, brigadier, proceedings of, at Seal- Brown-Sequard on animal heat, 427. Brussels, the copyright congress at, 687. Church, effects of the fall of Rome on BUCKLE'S HISTORY OF CIVILISATION, 515. Burdach on the circulation of the blood, Butler, Dr, escape of, at Sealkote, 33- lieutenant, at Lucknow, 79. CAIRD'S SERMONS, review of, 728. Campbell, Sir Colin, see Clyde. CANNING, LORD, HIS REPLY TO THE EL- Capillaries, the discovery of the, 154- Carbonic acid, death by, 296-function of respiration as regards, 299, 301- Carbonic oxide, action of, on life, 306. Cathedral town, sketch of a, 200. Cawnpore, a visit to, 73-the capture of, Cessart, M. de, projects the breakwater Chabert, the fire-king, 416. Chalmers, Dr, connection of Edward Chambers, captain, at Sealkote, 31. CHERBOURG THE SPECTACLE, 253. 683. Church of England, Bright on the, 746. CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD: ITS COURSE CIVILISATION, BUCKLE'S HISTORY OF, 515. Climate, Buckle on the influences of, CLYDE, LORD, HIS CAMPAIGN IN INDIA, Colbert, Brest constructed a port mili- Cold-blooded and warm-blooded ani- Colombo, Realdo, discovery of, regard- COMMONS AT CHERBOURG, THE, 352. Cook, Mr, the paintings of, 183-captain, Copyright congress, the, at Brussels, 687 Corbould, Mr E., painting by, 182. Coronini, anecdote of, 89. Corruption, universality of, in the Princi- COUSIN JOHN'S PROPERTY, 709. 182. Creswick, Mr, the paintings of, 190. Criminals, sanitary regulations regard- Crusades, influence of the, 174. Davy, Dr John, experiments by, on ani- Defoe on recruiting the army, 23. Des Flamands rocks, Cherbourg, 609- Despotism, the Roman, 168. Dinapore, position of, 481-mutiny at, 482. Divette river, Cherbourg, 609. Drennan, Dr, Death-wake of William Drowning, death by, 296. Dufferin, lady, Lament of the Irish Duncan Lædius, the Testimony of, 478. Duquesne, admiral, construction, &c. of DUSKY, MR, HIS OPINIONS ON Art, 122. Edwards' Personal Adventures, &c., re- Edwards, W. F., researches of, on respir- Electric telegraph, danger from the, in ELLENBOROUGH DESPATCH, LORD CAN- Ellice, colonel, operations against mu- Ellis, lieutenant, at Lucknow, 83. creasing attention to ventilation in, 302. 170. Exclusiveness, danger from, in India, 343. Exercise, effects of, on animal heat, 419. Fairy Thorn, the, an Irish ballad, 469. Farrington, captain, 28. Fasting, influence of, on animal heat, 423. Fish, circulation of the, 158. Flourens, M., his history of the dis Food, influence of, on animal heat, 422 of, on the Moldo-Wallachian question, Franciscan friars, rise of the, 174. Frith, Mr, his Derby Day, 193. Furruckabad, the Nawab of, 486. Galen, discoveries of, regarding the Galileo, Biot's sketch of, 682. Genius, Buffon's definition of, 517. German, the, as the scientific writer, 675. Ghica, Alexander, rule of, in Wallachia, Gilderoy, the ballad of, 477. Goodwyn, researches of, on respiration, Gotto island, Japan, 641. Graham, Dr, murder of, 32-Dr J., mur- Grant, general, force under, 486, 487. GREAT IMPOSTURE, THE, 111. Greathed, colonel, victory of, at Agra, Greeks, character of the, as depicted Greek poetry, characteristics of, 217. Gubbins' Mutinies in Oudh, &c., review Gwalior contingent, the, 487-their de- Haghe, Lewis, the paintings of, 183. 160. Hart, Mr, Athaliah by, 189. Havelock, position, &c. of, on lord Hayes, Edward, his Ballads of Ireland Health, means of preserving, &c., 6. Heat, development and maintenance of, Henle, researches of, on the blood, 155. Hirando or Firando, Japan, 641. History, the rapid growth of, 165-pur- STONE'S STUDIES ON, reviewed, 127. Hommet, the Point d', Cherbourg, 609 Hope, Adrian, at Lucknow, 493, 494, 495. Hospitals, state of the, in the Crimea, Howe, lord, his capture of Cherbourg, Huber, experiments, &c. on ants by, 680. Imaumbara, capture of the, at Lucknow, 81. INDIA, LORD CLYDE'S CAMPAIGN IN, 480 Indian Council, the new, 338. INDIAN MUTINY AND THE LAND SETTLE- Inquisition, Galileo before the, 685. Ireland, the ballads of, 466. Jackson, Mr, the paintings of, 182. Jamie Telfer, ballad of, 474. JAPANESE WATERS, A CRUISE IN, chap. JOHN COMPANY'S FAREWELL TO JOHN Johnnie Armstrong, the ballad of, 476. Kangra, fort of, its importance, 37- Kemp Owain, ballad of, 471. KINGSLEY'S ANDROMEDA, 217. Kisseleff, general, organisation of the Kiu Siu island, first view of, 640. Kooloo, district of, 40 et seq. Kudjwa, defeat of mutineers at, 487. Labouring classes, influence of capital La Condamine, anecdote of, 686. Lagrange, anecdote of, 687. Lake, major, measures of, at Kangra, Land settlement, connection of the, with Laplace, sketches of, by Biot, 676. Lauder, Mr, painting of Christ Betrayed, Lavoisier, his theory of respiration, 297. Lawyer, views of the, on history, 515. Legallois, researches of, on respiration, Leopold, king, at the copyright congress, 699. Leslie, Mr, Christ and the Apostles by, LETTRES SUR LES PRINCIPAUTÉS, review Lewis, Mr, the paintings of, 193. Liberalism, modern, and its character- Liebig, his theory of animal heat, 425. |