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Ainsworth, William Harrison, Esq., Romances, Essays, &c, by the Editor, (see "The Miser's Daughter" in this volume;) communications to, by M. F. Tupper, Esq., 60; by Mr. T. R. Buller, with L'Envoy and Polyglot Verses addressed to the Editor, 61, 121, 189; the Editor's "Library Table," 60, 115, 186, 337; L'Envoi, W. H. A., 191; a letter from Ned Hyde to the Editor, 191; some account of Father Prout, 191, 261

Ainsworth, W. Francis, Esq., contributions by, 29, 91, 163, 246; his Travels and Researches in Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, &c, reviewed, 341

Alleyn, Edward, the founder of the College of God's Gift, interesting particulars respecting, 326

American Auctioneer " going" it, 26

Anacreontic, 336

Andalusian Beauty, to an; poetry by George Raymond, Esq., 55

Awe, Loch, ash-trees near, 17

Beards, a short chapter on, 113

Bell, Mr. Robert, his poetry and plays commended, 121

Bishop's Cross, the; a legend of Scio, by Charles Hervey, Esq., 224

Blanchard, Laman, Esq., contributions by, 50, 99, 167, 263, 323

Blue-Stockings, by Miss Pardoe (verse), 178

Bourbonnais, popular song of the, by L. S. Costello, 25

Bray, Mrs., " Henry de Pomeroy," by, reviewed, 340

Brighton, stanzas by C. Hervey, Esq., 85

Brooks, Charles W., the Masque "off" Comus; exclusive particulars of the great Abduction case, 252; an Evening with Nell Gwynne, by, 333

Buckingham, Duke of, Adventure of, at Nell G Wynne's, 333; song by, 335; his jewels, 336

Buller, T. R., Esq., of Brazennose College, Oxford, L'Envoi from, to the Editor, 61; a second epistle from, 121; another letter from, 189; a Ballade, by, 190; L'Envoi, 191; Charles Mathews not "at Home," by, 261; the Murder Prevented; or, the Squire's Dream, by, 311

Bulwer, Sir Edward Lytton, notice of his recent publications, 186

Burbage, celebrated tragedian, 327

Capucin, the Pic du: a Legend, by L. S. Costello, 38

Cellini, Benvenuto, silver bell chased by, 107

Chester, ancient fair of, and charter to the Duttons of Dutton, 122, 192, 263; court of Pied-poudre, 125; Judge Glanville, 127

Charles II., facetious allusions to the merry king, 334, 336

Comedy and Tragedy, 121

Comus, the Masque "off," &c., 252

Contrasts: No. I. Queen Victoria—Queen Elizabeth, 111; No. II. The First Success—The First Failure, 251

Costello, Miss Louisa Stuart, contributions by, 25, 38, 304

Costello, Dudley, Esq., his visit to Strawberry Hill, 168

Desert, the Awakener in the, (from the German of Ferdinand Freiligrath,) by John Oxenford, Esq., 94

Dilettante, the Diary of a :—the Dilettante introduceth himself to the reader—Miss Kemble, the "Marriage of Figaro," and the "White Cat"—"Macbeth, fatalism, and the Witches' Chorus—an essay on chemistry, bad water, and dining out—good news for authors—Suffolk-street Gallery and "La Sonnambula"—architecture, fresco-painting, ventilation, and the sewers—a chorus of seventeen hundred voices!—two new actors at the Haymarket—Water-colour Exhibition—"Plighted Troth" at Drury Lane, 229

Dramatic Melange, 184