Rerum Flandricarum, Tomi, 10, Auctore
Jacobo Meyero Balliolano, 323.
Review of Brussels, July and August,
Risposta di Eugenio Alberi ad un Scritt.
publicato in Bologna intitolato, &c.,
(Answer of Eugenio Alberi to a pub-
lication printed at Bologna, entitled,
&c.,) 453.
Rosini Giovanni, his romance of the Mo-
naca di Monza, 55—his Luisa Strozzi,
56-extract from his romance of Count
Ugolino, 58.
Rossetti, Il Mistero del amor Platoni-
co, 1.
Rossetti, Beatrice di Dante, 1.
Rozprawa o Koperniku. The Life and
Writings of Copernicus, by John
Sniadecki, 363.
Rückert, character of his poetry, 431—
his "Sweet Burial," 432-the "Two
and the Third," 433-the "Autumn
Breezes," 434.
Samaritan Copy of the Law, very an-
cient, 630.
Second Report from the Committee of
the House of Commons on banks of
issue, with the minutes of evidence,
Appendix and Index, 592.
Severoli, Cardinal, excluded by Austria
from the popedom at election upon
death of Pius VII., 89.
Sketches of Hayti, By W. W. Harvey,
134, 553.
Speech of Charles Buller, Esq., M.P., in
the House of Commons, on Thursday,
August 6th, 1843, on systematic co-
lonization, 216-extracts from, 222,
230.
Summary of the documents contained
in the archives of West Flanders, at
Bruges, second series, by Octave Del-
pierre, attaché to the Belgian Legation
of London, 323.
Teutonic Knights, their conquests and
oppressions in Prussia, 373-their
enmity to Copernicus, 372.
The Canzoniere of Dante Alighieri, by
Charles Lyell, 1.
The Country Banks and the Currency,
an examination of the evidence on
banks of issue, given before select com.
mitte of the House of Commons in
1841, by G. M. Bell, 592.
The Currency and the Country, by John
Gillibrand Hubbard, 592.
The Despatches of Hernando Cortes, the
conqueror of Mexico, addressed to the
emperor Charles V., written during
the conquest, and containing a narra-
tive of its events, now first translated
from the original Spanish by George
Folum, 312.
The Gift, a Christmas and New Year 8
Present, 319.
The Highlands of Ethiopia, by Major
W. Cornwallis Harris, of the Hon.
East India Company's Engineers, 394
-early records of, 395-the Bahr
Assal, Salt Lake, 397-value of salt
in Abyssinia, 398-method of crossing
the Hawash, 399-account of a
"Brind" feast, 401-Ankober, the
metropolis of Shoa, 402-corrupt
state of religion in Æthiopia, 403-
Debra Berhan, or the Hill of Glory,
404-iron works at Gureyo, an Abys-
sinian army in camp, 407-massacres
and atrocities committed by them,
409-superstition of Abyssinians,
410-early history of Abyssinia, 412
-the monarchy of Shoa, 413—simi-
larity of many of their customs to
those of antiquity, 414-mixture of
Judaism with Christianity, 415-ex-
cursion to Berhut, 416-slavery in
Abyssinia, 418-natural productions,
419-geography of Ethiopia, 420-
strictures on Major Harris's work by
Westminster Review, 422.
The Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso,
by Ichabod Wright, 1.
The Literature of Germany, historically
developed, by Franz L. J. Thimm,
646.
The Poems of Schiller, translated by
Sir E. B. Lytton Bulwer, 647.
The Return of the Druses, a tragedy, by
Robert Browning, 202-extract from,
210, &c.
Thoughts on Traits of the Ministerial
Policy, by a very quiet looker on, 257
-extract from, 262.
Torriani e Visconti dell' Autore della
Sibilla Odaleta, 41.
Toussaint, his career and character, 148
-declared governor-general of Hayti,
152-arrested by order of Buonaparte,
and imprisoned in France, his death
155.
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