| 369; | | his inquiries on the state of England, | 487; | | observations on France, | 488; | | his passage to Dover, | 489; | | remarks on the officers of customs,. | 490. | | Halifax, Earl of, see Montague, Charles. | | | Hamburgh, Steam trip to, | 509. | | Handy Andy, paper so called, No. I. | 20; | | No. II. | 169; | | No. III. | 373. | | Headlong Hall, pieces by the author of, | 29, 187. | | Hero and Leander, a poem, | 410. | | Herrick, Mr. specimen of his poetry, | 99. | | Hints for an Historical Play, | 597. | | Hippothanasia; or, the last of Tails—a lamentable tale, | 319. | | Hogarth, George, piece by, | 233. | | Horse-pond, Reflections in a, | 470. | | Hot Wells of Clifton, lines to the, | 64. | | | | I. | | | Impromptu, by George Colman, | 16; | | on "Boz," | 297. | | Improvement, the victim of, | 599. | | Ingoldsby, T. | 201; | | papers by, | 266, 341, 529. | | ——, Caroline, legend of "Tapton Everard" related by, | 195. | | Inscription for a cemetery, | 473. | | Introduction to the Biography of my Aunt Jemima, the Political Economist, | 382. | | Ivory, Mr. his relation of the story of "Plunder Creek," | 127. | | | | J. | | | Jackdaw of Rheims, | 529. | | Jaques, criticism on Shakspeare's character of, | 550. | | Jennings, Mr. | 55, 59. | | ——, Mrs. story of, | 591. | | Jordan, W. pieces written by, | 178, 319. | | J——, Madame de, | 86. | | Jocund, Joyce, piece written by, | 190. | | Johnson, Dr. | 8; | | anecdotes of, | 9; | | his remarks on Foote, | 301, 305; | | his Rasselas, | 550. | | Johns, Richard, piece by, | 313. | | Jonson, Ben, specimen of his poetry, | 616. | | Paris, remarks on society in, | 86; | | picture of, in 1837, | 387. | | Passage in the Life of Beaumarchais, | 233. | | Perceval, Mr., remarks on his assassination, | 579. | | Periodical Literature of the North American Indians, | 534. | | Peter Plumbago's Correspondence, | 448. | | Peters, Mr. | 196. | | ——, Mrs. | 196. | | Phillips, Ambrose, remarks respecting him, | 359 n. | | "Plunder Creek," (1783,) a legend of New York, | 121. | | Plum, Sir Toby, | 116. | | ——, Lady, | 116. | | Poets, Gossip with some Old English, | 98. | | Pontius Pilate, legend respecting, | 610. | | Pooledoune, John, the victim of improvement, | 599. | | ——, Roger, | 600. | | Portrait Gallery,?No. I. | 286; | | No. II. | 442. | | Pounce, Mr. story related by him to the Wide-awake Club, | 209. | | Poverty, glee in praise of, | 525. | | Prologue to the miscellany, | 2. | | "Prout, Father," pieces by, | 1, 46, 63, | | 96, 397, 525. | | | | Q. | | | Queershanks, Mr. | 135. | | | | R. | | | Randolph, Thomas, specimen of his poetry, | 99. | | "Random Records," extract from, | 14. | | Rankin, F. H. paper by, | 382. | | "Rattlin the Reefer," piece by the author of, | 65. | | Rasselas, remarks on, | 550. | | Reckoning with Time, | 12. | | Recollections of Childhood, | 187. | | Reflections in a Horse-pond, | 470. | | Remains of Hajji Baba, | 280, 364, 487. | | Remnant of the time of Izaak Walton, a poem, | 230. | | Reynolds, Hamilton, piece by, | 138. | | Rheims, Jackdaw of, | 529. | | Richardson, John, the Showman, biographical account of, | 178. | | Richie Barter, story of, | 116. | | Rising Periodical, | 101. | | Robethon, M. de, Addison's lette END OF THE FIRST VOLUME. London: Printed by Samuel Bentley, Dorset-street, Fleet-street.
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