Advertisement, i.
Address, iii.

Affinities of Plants with Man and Ani-
mals, Lee's Lecture on the review
of, 15

Agricultural Report, 73

Arch, Observations on the, 1, 95; on
the result of the, 333

Bonaparte, Ode to, from the French of
de Lamartine, 388
Byrons, The, 87

British Association for the Promotion
of Science, The meeting of the, 223

Catalogue of such Noblemen, Lords,

and Gentlemen of name, as came
into this Land with William the
Conqueror, 178

Caskets, Ancient, of ivory and wood,

by Sir Saml. Rush Meyrick, K. H.
231

Crépu: or, Is it possible? A tale of
Blood, 113

Coal Field, Probable extension of the,
in England, 218

Coleridge, Biographical Memoir of the
late, 148; S. Butler's Letter on the
same, 227

Escape of Charles II. from the Battle of

Worcester, Remarks on the, 418

Faith unto Death; a Tradition of the
Sixteenth Century, 155

Fine Arts, Introductory Observations

on the, 39; Exhibition of Paintings
at the Worcester Athenæum, review
of, 40; Exhibition of Modern Paint-
ings at Birmingham, review of, by
Wm. Carey, Esq. 197, 262, 348.
State of the Fine Arts in Paris, 391.
The Rhapsody-a Lesson, 414
Fishing Reminiscences, 241
French Literature, Rapid glance at, 362

Gossamer, Observations on, 337

Hastilude Chamber, Goodrich Court,
Account of, 110
Hora Polonicæ, 183, 250
Hebrew's Prayer, The, 192

NO. VI.

Insectivorous Birds, 189, 328

Johnson, Michael, Anecdote of, 112

Literary and Scientific: Worcester-
shire Natural History Society; Ana-
lysis of Lectures:-On the Natural
History of Man, by John Conolly,
M. D. 288. On the Pyramids of
Egypt, by John Davidson, Esq.
F. A. S., M. R. A. S. 294. On Geo-
logy, by E. Morris, Esq. 364. On
the Progressive Development of
Organic Life, by J. H. Walsh, Esq.
367, 433. On the Mad Characters
of Shakspeare, and particularly on
that of Hamlet, by F. A. Walter,
Esq. F. R. S. 433.- Worcester
Literary and Scientific Institution :
On the Life, Character and Wri-
tings of Lord Bacon, by J. Malden,
M. D. 219. On Animal Physiology,
by G. Sheward, Esq. 298. On Pneu-
matic Chemistry, by Mr. Reece, 300.
On the Nervous System of Man and
Animals, by E. A. Turley, Esq. 370,
439. On Oratory and Shakspeare's
Plays, 372, and on the Elocution of
the Pulpit, by R. J. Ball, Esq. B. A.
436. Report of Proceedings of Chel-
tenham Philosophical Institution,
375.

Literary Intelligence, 71, 147, 218,
303, 378, 444

Lovers, Chapter on, 243.
Lover of Beauty, The, 307, 400.

Nidification of the Common Wren,
Memoranda respecting the, 248.
Notices, Critical, of new Publications :
The autobiography, &c. of Sir Egerton
Brydges, Bart. 49. History of Bri-
tish Costume, 52. Introductory Lec-
ture on the Anatomy and Functions of
the Nervous System of Man and the
Inferior Animals, 55. The Archer's
Guide, 56. Cunningham's Life of
Robert Burns, 57. Italy, with
sketches of Spain and Portugal, 58.
Dr. Lang's Historical and Statistical
Account of New South Wales, 59.
The Poetical Works of the Rev. Geo.
Crabbe, 59. Bell's Monograph of
the Testudinata, 60. The Natural-

ist's Library, 61. Dr. Hastings's
Illustrations of the Natural History of
Worcestershire, 62. Murchison's
Outline of the Geology of Chelten-
ham, 62. Valpy's edition of Hume
and Smollett's History of England,
63. Lardner's Cyclopædia; Arith-
metic, 63. Minor Morals for Young
People, 63. Hugh Murray's Ency-
clopædia of Geography, 63. The
Gardener's Magazine, 64.
Main's

Allan

Catechism of Gardening, 64. Dr.
Calcott's Grammar of Music, 64.
Manual Labour versus Machinery,
64. The Juror's Guide, 65.
Cunningham's Life of Robert Burns,
130. Popular Lectures on the Ver-
tebrated Animals of the British Is.
lands, 139. Lindley's Ladies' Bo-
tany, 139. Edwards's Botanical
Register, 139. Report of the Don-
caster Agricultural Committee on the
Turnip Fly, 141. The British Far-
mer's Magazine, 141. Loudon's
Magazine of Gardening and Archi-
tecture, 141. The New Statistical
Account of Scotland, No. III, 205.
The Springs of Plynlimmon, by the
Rev. Luke Booker, LL. D. 208. A
Dictionary of Terms employed by
the French in Anatomy, &c. &c. 212.
The Court of Sigismund Augustus,
or, Poland in the Sixteenth Century,
275. The Poetical works of the
Rev. George Crabbe, 277. A Dis-
sertation on the Antiquities of the
Priory of Great Malvern, by the Rev.
H. Card, D. D. F. A. S. 279. Songs

of Science, by Walter Wagstaff, 359.
Mammatt's Geological Facts and Ob-
servations,420. The Melange, 427.
The Forget-me-not, 429. The Ori-
ental Annual, 431

Notices, Critical, of Foreign Publica-
tions: Dr. Siebenpfeiffer. Uber

Erziehung und Unterricht; On Pub-
lic Education and Instruction, 65.
Reise um die Erde durch Nord Asien
und die beiden Oceane, in den Jahren
1828, 9, & 30, ausgeführt von Adolph
Erman; Travels round the World,
through Northern Asia, and across
the two Oceans, in the years 1828, 6,
and 30, by Adolphus Erman, 67.
Reise durch Deutschland, Ungarn,
Holland, Italien, Frankreich, Gross
Britannien, und Ireland, &c. u. s. w.
von Wilhelm Horn; Travels in Ger-
many, Hungary, Holland, Italy,
France, Great Britain, Ireland, &c.
by W. Horn, 68. Homer und Ly-
curgus, oder das alter der Iliade und
die politische Tendenz ihrer Poesie,
&c. von Christian Heinecke; Ho-
mer and Lycurgus, or the antiquity
of the Iliad, and the tendencies of its
Poetry, 68. French Periodicals, &c.
69.

Esai sur la statisque morale de
la France, 142. Thascius Cæcilius
Cyprianus Bischof von Karthago, 144
Das Schreibtisch, oder alte und neue
Zeit Ein nachgelassenes Werk, 145.
Congrès scientifiques de France, 213
Nouvelle Histoire de France depuis
les plus reculés jusqu'à la Revolution
de Juillet, 214. Parallèle des prin-
cipales Résidences des Souverains
d'Europe, 215. Le Caméléon, Journal
non politique, 216, 432. Geschichte
Europas, seit dem Ende des fünfzehn-
ten Jahrunderts von Friedrich von
Raumer, 283. Ueber die unbes-
chränkte Pressfreiheit, Vom Obersten
Gustafsson, ehemalegem König von
Schweden, 286. Homonymes Fran-
çais, 287

Optical Experiment, 126

Patents New, List of, 75, 229, 379
Press, On the Moral Power of, v.
Prints, and Illustrated Works, Reviews
of: Wolsey receiving the Cardinal's
Hat in Westminster Abbey, 45.
Fairy Mab, 45. Hide and Seek, 45.
A Musical Bore, 45. Studies from
Nature, 46. Engravings from the
Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds, 46.
Illustrations of the Bible, 46. Fish-
er's National Portrait Gallery, 46.
Gallery of Portraits, 47. Fisher's
Picturesque Illustrations, 47. Illus-
trations to the Poetical Works of Sir
Walter Scott, 48.-Memorials of
Oxford: Historical and Descriptive
Accounts of the Colleges, Churches,
and other Public Buildings, 48,

Newstead Abbey, 48. The Botanic
Garden, 48, 129, 204, 274, 429. Her
Royal Highness the Princess Vic-
toria, 127. Child with Flowers, 127.
The Gentle Student, 127. The
Brute of a Husband, 127. Engrav-
ings from the Works of the late
Henry Leverseege, 127. Trésor de
Numis matique et de Glyptique, 128.
Fisher's Views in India, &c. 128.
The National Portrait Gallery of
Distinguished Americans, 129. The
National Gallery, 129. Illustrations
of the Bible, 129. Landscape Illus-
trations of the Poetry of Burns, 203.
Sportsman Preparing, and Sports-
man's Visit, 204. Shooting, 204.
Etching and Engraving on Marble,
204. Shylock and Jessica, 273.
The Sentry Box, 273. Her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent, and
Her Royal Highness the Princess
Victoria, 273. High Life and Low
Life, 273. Studies from Nature, 274.
Trésor de Numismatique et de Glyp-
tique, &c. 274. The Forget-me-not
for 1835, 356

Provincial Medical and Surgical Asso-
ciation, Transactions of, 28, 119;
Meeting of, 72

Poetry: Stanzas, 21; Monumental
Inscription, 32, to E**, 38; Son-
net, by Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart.
81; The Page, a ballad, 94; The
Evening Star, 97; Love, Ill; On
revisiting a Favorite Scene in Win-
ter, 118; Sonnet, from the Italian
of Giam battista Zappi, 170; My
Father's Grave, 177; To. 182;

A Tear, from the French of de La-
martine, 196; The Heart's Affec-
tions, 240; Lines to -> 257;
Waller's Rose-Idem Latine Red-
ditum, 261; The Gulf of Baya,
from the French of de Lamartine,
271; Lines to my Horses, 304;
Paraphrase of the Eighth Psalm,
325; The Blessings of Life, 327;
Extempore Lines on the Statue of a
Child with Flowers, 332; The But-
terfly, from the French of de Lamar-
tine, 336; "God bless thee"-To
339; Lines, 358. To a Young
Poetess, 419; Paraphrase of the
137th Psalm, 411; To Poland, 318
Porter's Mill, Notice of, 326
Preferments, Marriages, Births, and
Deaths, 74, 152, 227, 305, 378, 444.
Publications, New list of, 69, 145, 217,
302, 376, 442

Ribbesford, Historical memoranda of,
77

Ruling Passion, The, 347

Sharon Turner's "Sacred History of
the Earth," Observations on, 319
Titmouse (Parus Caudatus), On the
Plumage, Nest and Eggs, of the
long-tailed, 258

Visitation, The, 237
Westfaling Family, Biographical sketch
of, by Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick,
K. H., 22
Worcestershire Natural History Soci-
ety, Report of proceedings of the, 222
Worcestershire, Topography of, 340
Worcestershire Beacon, the Height of,
by W. Addison, Esq. F. L. S. 396

11,

144,

145,

212,

213,

248,

249,