Sketches of the English Bar.—No. I. Mr. Brougham, 1.—No. II. Sir Edward Sugden, 142.—No. III. Sir Thomas Denman, 252.—No. IV. Sir James Scarlett
426
The Legacy of a late Poet
No. I. 11, II. 116, III. 211, IV. 312
Conversations with an Ambitious Student in Ill Health, No. II. 16, III. 193, IV. 296, V. 411
Early Rising:—"I'll pack my Portmanteau"
25
A Morning in Spain
32
Campbell of Spernie’s Three Wives
33
American Life and Manners
42
Sketches from the North
No. I. 51
The First Mile-stone on the Harrow Road
58
Discontent of the Common People
59
Poland. A History of the Intrigues and Events which led to the Dismemberment and final Partition of Poland, and of the Causes of the Revolution in 1830
65
The Last Look. By L. E. L.
71
Living Literary Characters.—No. I. Sir Walter Scott, 72.—No. II. The Honourable Mrs. Norton, 180.—No. III. The Author of "Paul Pry," 271.—No. IV. James Fenimore Cooper, Esq. 356.—No. V. Edward Lytton Bulwer, Esq. 437.—No. VI. Thomas Haynes Bayly, Esq.
550
Sir Ralph Latoun
87
Speakers and Speeches in Parliament.—No. II. The Cabinet, 88.—No. III. Members of the Government not in the Cabinet, 136.—No. IV. 213.—No. V. The Great Reform Debate, 347.—No. VI.
404
The Ballot
97
My Sinecure Place
104
Vicissitudes in a Lawyer's Life
105
Three Days of December in Paris
119
The Sisters
125
After-Dinner Chat
No. I. 127, II. 363
Flowers in a Room of Sickness
141
Stanzas
149
On the Principles of Property and the Poor-Laws. By John Galt, Esq.
150
Byron's Last Biographer
159
An Adventure on the Mer de Glace
165
Dr. Nares's Life of Lord Burghley
174
Monthly Commentary
184, 485, 593
The Portrait
205
Poland. Consequences of the Partition.—Causes of the Present Insurrection
206
Mavrovitch, the Pole
225
Some Passages from the Diary of a late Fashionable Apothecary
233
The Political Aspect of Ireland
242
Life of Sir Humphrey Davy
260
The Haunted House
269
Maureen
281
Doctor Parr
282
Truth
288
A Letter to Doctor Southey, &c. &c. Poet Laureate, respecting a remarkable Poem, by a Mechanic
289
The Bright Summer Time
295
The Lament for Shuil Donald's Daughter
306
Sketches of the Scottish Bar.—No. I. Mr. Jeffrey, Lord Advocate, 307.—No. II. Mr. Cockburn, Solicitor-General
520
The Adventures of a Revolution
314
The Master of Logan
321
The Unreported Meeting
337
Captain Beechey's Narrative of his Voyage to the Pacific
