Staff-corps, the proposed Indian, 551.
Stanfield, Mr, paintings by, 77.
Stanley, lord, views of, regarding the In-
dian army, 242-report of his Com-
mittee on the Civil Service, 507-his
administration of Indian affairs, 543
et seq., 545.

Steam, first objections to its application
to war-ships, 616.

Steam-ram, on the proposed, 641.
Stevens, Mr, on iron-plating for ships, 619.
STRENGTH, by P. S. Worsley, 486.
Stroyan, lieutenant, notices of, 22, 26 et
seq.-his death, 32.

STRUGGLE AT MELAZZO, THE, 337.
Surrey, the earl of, his execution, 356.
Sutherland, major, operations of, against
Tantia Topee, 186.

Sveaborg, lesson from the bombardment
of, 618.

Table-turning, review of the evidence
for, 381 et seq.

Talbot, Hon. Mr, whig jobbery in favour
of, 548.

TANTIA TOPEE, THE PURSUIT OF, 172.
Taroutino, the Russian camp at, 12.
Taylor, Jeremy, allegory from, 479.
Tennyson's Idylls, remarks on, 40, 42,
311.

Thiers' History of the Consulate, &c., 1-
his account of the Russian campaign,
2-on the losses in the Russian cam-
paign, 15.

Thought, repression of, in the Papal
States, 402.

TICKLER II. AMONG THE THIEVES! 408.
Tiger, the capture, &c. of, off Odessa,

92

Vendeans, tactics of the, as a model for
our volunteers, 147.
Villemarqué, Les Romans de la Table
Ronde, by, 311.

VITET, ŒUVRES DE ARY SCHEFFER, &c.
reviewed, 572.

Volunteers, probable efficiency, manage-
ment, &c. of, in case of invasion, 145
et seq.

Wace, Robert, origin of his Brut d'Angle-
terre, 318.

Wales, connection of the Arthurian le-
gends with, 314.

Walker, Patrick, his account of the death
of Brown of Priesthill, 160 et seq.
WAR, THE COURTESIES OF, 608-moral
influences of, 38-danger to Italian
works of art from, 464.

Warrior, iron-plated ship, description of,
636 et seq.

Water-colour societies, the exhibitions of
the, 66, 73.

Watts, Mr, his School of Legislation, 83.
Webster, Mr, Winter, by, 70.
Wellington, the duke of, constable of the
Tower, 351-formation of his ministry,
263-his conduct on the Catholic ques-
tion, 264 et seq.-fall of his ministry,
266.

Whitworth, his experiments on iron-clad
ships, and views on them, 626 et seq.
Wiazma, battle of, 14.

William the Conqueror, the Tower built
by, 348.

Willoughby, Mr, his views regarding the
Anglo-Indian army, 246.

Willoughby, colonel, treatment of, by Sir
Charles Wood, 548.

WILSON, SIR R., HIS SECRET HISTORY OF
THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN OF 1812 re-
viewed, 1.

Wilson, Mr, his scheme of Indian finance,
553 et seq.

Wodrow, his account of Hislop's execu-

tion, 158-and of that of Brown of
Priesthill, 159.

Women, on employments for, 708 et seq.
Wood, Sir Charles, views of, regarding
the Indian army, 243 et seq.-proceed-
ings, &c. of, at the head of the India
board, 546 et seq.

Wooden ships, probable effects of rifled
shot on, 633.

Worsley, P. S., Erinnys by, 122-Do-

mine quo vadis, 239-the Meeting,
484-Progress, 485-Strength, 486.
Wright, Mr, his edition of the Mort
d'Arthure, 319.

WYCLIFFE AND THE HUGUENOTS, 231.

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