Mackay, Charles, dream of Lord Nithsdale, by, 83 Founding of the Bell, by, 462. Mackenzie, Captain, account of the murder of Macnaghten, by, 257. Macnaghten, Sir William, description of the murder of, 257. Maître-d'Armes, a passage in the life of a, 733. Marlínski's Ammalát Bek, translation of, Chap. I., 288 Chap. II., 296 Chap. III., 464 Chap. IV., 471 Chap. V., 478 Chap. VI., 568 Chap. VII., 573 Chap. VIII., 579 Chap. IX., 584 Chap. X., 746 Chap. XI., 750 Chap. XII., 752 Chap. XIII., 755 Chap. XIV., 759. Marston; or, the memoirs of a statesman. Part I., 693. Martyr's Monologue, the, a poem, 125. Master, the, from Schiller, 310. Memorandums of a month's tour in Sicily--leaving Naples steam boatiana, 799 churches, 802 visit to the gardens of the Duke of Serra di Falco, near Palermo, ib. the Thunny fishery, 804 the fishmarket, 805. Merchant, the, from Schiller, 312. Might of Song, from Schiller, 172. Monaco, sketch of the history of, 573. Moralist, to a, from Schiller, 630. Mulready's illustrations to the Vicar of Wakefield, review of, 771. Music in England, state of, Part I., 127. Mystery of reminiscence, the, from Schiller, 442. Natural history of the salmon and sea-trout, the, 640. Non-intrusion controversy, account of the, 352. Nott, General, movements of, in Cabul, 270. Occupation of Aden, on the, 484. Opium question, the, 22. Parr, natural history of the, 640 its identity with the salmon, 643. Passage in the life of a Maître-d'Armes, 733. Paul de Kockneyisms, by a Cockney, 366 a cit's soirée, 373. Paving Question, the, 614. Peel, Sir Robert, difficulties of his position on his accession to power, 2 errors of his predecessors, 5 his alteration in the corn-law, 5 his financial policy, 7 his tariff, 11. Philosophy of Dress, the, 230. Poems and Ballads of Schiller. See Schiller. Poetry, the dream of Lord Nithsdale, by Charles Mackay, 83 the curse of Glencoe, by B. Simmons, 121 the martyr's monologue, 125 the poems and ballads of Schiller, Part V., 166 Part VI., 302 Part VII., 433 Part VIII., 626 the young grey head, 202 lines by W.S. Landor, 337 the lost lamb, by Delta, 395 the founding of the bell, by Charles Mackay, 462 sonnet, on viewing my mother's picture, 495 the burial march of Dundee, 537 the vigil of Venus, 715. Poetry of Life, the, from Schiller, 313. Pollock, General, advance of, into Affghanistan, 269. Poor-law, support of the, by the Conservatives, 14. Practice of Agriculture, the, 415. Pretenders to Fashion, on, 234. Quillinan, Edward, imaginary conversation by, between W.S. Landor and Christopher North, 518.