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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 10, No. 291 - Supplement to Vol 10
Seven Towers, Castle of the, 362.
Sheep, names of, 119.
Sheppey, Isle of, 314.
Sheridan, 68.
Signs of the Times, 327.
Skeffington, Sir Lumley, 245.
SKETCH-BOOK, THE, 51, 115, 131, 150, 166, 221, 274, 337, 383, 402.
Snewberg, 158.
Song for Music, 143, 162, 221.
Sour Cakes in Lanarkshire, 316.
Spatolino, the robber, 321.
Spectre's Voyage, the, 352.
Sphynx, 51.
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS, 15, 37, 53, 74, 90, 105, 120, 140, 154, 170, 186, 202, 218, 228, 245, 293, 321, 405, 434, 452.
Stanzas, 69, 413.
to poverty, 166.
St. James's Park, improvement of, 261.
Stockholm, Palace at, 241.
Stay-at-home, the, 454.
Steam Carriage, Gurney's New, 393.
Stephens, Miss, her first appearance, 239.
Storm in the Indian Seas, 213.
Stratford-upon-Avon, 455.
Suett, the actor, 107.
Superstition, 95, 274.
Syrian Looking-glasses, 175.
Taverns and Club-houses, 87.
Tea, 291, 378.
Temple Church, 193.
Theatre, English, described by a Persian, 63.
Tiger-taming, 122.
Time, to Kill, 323.
Tobacco-pipe controversy, 276.
TOPOGRAPHER, THE, 162.
Tottenham Cross, 448.
Translations, original, 349.
Transport, arrival of, 143.
Travelling, 96, 216, 294.
Turcamese Schoolmaster, 172.
Turks, the, 430.
Ugo Foscolo, anecdotes of, 229.
Unknown Region, the, 402.
Van Halen, adventures of, 190.
Veil, ceremony of taking the, 138.
Voice of Nature, 339.
Volcanoes, phenomena of, 67.
Waits at Christmas, 447.
Waterfall, African, 109.
Waterhouse, Rev. Mr., 256.
Waverley Novels, portraits from, 341.
Weather, signs of, 96.
Wee Man, the, 356.
Welsh, the modern, 197, 208.
Westmoreland, tar-barrels in, 316.
Whitsun Eve, 51.
Widowed Mother to her Child, 3.
Willy M'Gee's Monkey, 218.
Wines, receipts for, 223, 454.
Winter is Coming, 363.
Wit, theological, 79.
Wolfe, Gen. death of, 174.
Women, conversation of, 87.
Wood King, the, 103.
Women of Kanem and Shouaa, 217.
Woodman, the, 154.
1
"Naval and Military Magazine," No. 3.
2
Ibid.
3
Ibid.
4
Beatson, in his Political Index, designates the Lord High Admiral as the ninth great officer of the state; but in ancient times this office was usually given to some of the king's sons, and which, in twelve different instances, has been filled by the king in person.—The present patent to his royal highness the Duke of Clarence was stated by the Lord Chancellor, in parliament, June 15, 1827, to be "similar to that of Prince George of Denmark, with this difference, that the Droits of the Admiralty were reserved from Prince George by an express covenant, while in the present circumstances they are excepted in the commission."
5
Prince William Henry, the present Duke of Clarence, when a midshipman.