AN

I N D E X

TO THE

REMARKABLE PASSAGES

IN THE

CRITICISMS AND EXTRACTS

IN VOL. XXI. OF THE NEW SERIES.

B.

PAGE
Bank of England, disadvanta-

geous to the public 620
Battle songs, specimen of 685
Bigotry, definition of

233
Bigotry and Ignorance, speci-
men of

294
Biron, Duke of, indifference
with which he submitted to
execution

603
Bishop of Toulouse, descrip-
tion of the

518
Blank Verse, specimen of .. 410
Blood, certain states of the,

and certain conditions of
the mind, connection be-
tween

497
Brahmins, annual penance
performed by

38
Brahmins, cruelties inflicted

on, to extort money from
them

187
Brain, valuable remarks upon
the

668

PAGE
Chinese year, on the

31
Church of Rome, image wor-

ship and idolatry of the 228
Church of Ireland, differences

of opinion among the Ro-
mish Clergy respecting.... 201
Clergymen, the example which

they ought to exhibit 49
Codrington Estates in the

West Indies, religious in-
struction at

102

education
of children

ib.

habits of
the slaves

103

effects pro-
duced by the system adopt-
ed

ib.
Conscience, description of
the force of

243
Cossack family, curious inci-
dent in a

51
Courtier, description of a. 354
Court etiquette, description
of ....

371
Cranmer and Gardiner, ac-
count of

562

C.

D.

cure of

Calvinistic cause, not tenable 65
Calcutta, state of the schools Delhi, description of a prin-
in..
7 cess at

43
Catholic Church, original

wonderful brazen
meaning of the term, de-

pillar at

45
fined

341 Demerara, effect produced
Caucasus, robbers of, reason at, by altering the slave
they assign for following

laws

94
their occupation

52 Diseases, effect of strong emo-
Caucasus, notices of

il. tion on the generation and
Cemetery, description of a .. 168

296
Central India, defect of the Divinity of our Lord and Sa-
Ecclesiasticalinstitutions in 7 viour, on the doctrine of 47

native schools Divisions in religion, proba-
in

8 ble effects which they will
Chesterfield, Lord, his account

produce

630
of the manner in which he Doctrinal errors, observations
spent his time while am-

61
bassador at the Hague 363 Domestic politics at the com-
in the cha-

on

2

his re-

rature in.....

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Gay's Letter to Mrs. Howard,

contrast to the Puritanisma
from Dijon.....

366 and Republicanism of his
appointed a coinmis-

ancestor

369
sioner in the lottery 367

Hazlitt, unjustifiable conduct
General Theological Semi-

of, towards Mr. Gifford .. 656
nary at New York, may be Hecla and Fury discovery
rendered sufficient for the

ships, imminent peril in
wants of every Diocese in

which they were placed 482
the United States... 527 Heights of places in the Trigo-
should receive

nometrical Survey of Great
the support of Churchmen 543 Britain, and upon the Lati-
General San Martin, de-

tude of Arbury Hill, ob-
scription of...

545
servations on....

36

Henry VIII, observations on
ception in Mexico.... 546 his reign...

456
differ- Hindû functionaries, heredi-
ence of opinion respecting, tary, and paid out of the

545, 548
village revenue

5
Gendarmerie, noble conduct Hindus, political institutions
of an officer of
604 of the..

ib.
Georgia, present state of Lite-

affection with which
55

they regard their village
Germany and England, con-

associations
venient reason assigned for

deference paid to
the absence of human

their customs by the Mah-
bones among those of ani-

ratta chieftaius

10
mals, discovered in the

affecting instance of

401 eir, .attach to their
Ghebers, narration relative to

ancient institutions

12
the sacred fire of the

57

manner in which the
Golden calf, observations on

administration of justice
the Israelitish worship of.. 337 among them is conducted.. 13
Good-gara mountain, perils

preparations for the
encountered in the passage

marriage of..

39
58

melancholy instance
Gospel, indecency.of attempt-

of their tenacity as to caste 40
ing to trick out the lan- Home landscape, simple
guage of, in meretricious

beauties of a

76
finery, exposed

593 Horizontal and dipping nee-
Greeks and Romans, on the dles, on the variation of 247
tragedy of

274 Horace, the value of his wri-
Gunpowder Plot, testimony

tings.

272
of a Roman Catholic re- Human membrane tympani,
specting the

342 being circular, is the reason

why man is sensible to mu-
sical sounds

28
H.

Hunt, Leigh, motives of his

hostility to Mr. Gifford. ... 650
Hampden, great-grandson of Hysteric temperament, cari.
the celebrated, remarkable

301

caves

of ..: