Earl Grey married in 1794, Mary Elizabeth Brabazon, daughter of Lord Ponsonby, by whom his lordship has had a numerous family: the eldest son and heir apparent being Viscount Howick, born in 1802. In our outline of Lord Grey's public life, the reader may have observed his Lordship's fondness for the retirement of the domestic circle. This accords with his recent declaration in parliament: "he was fond of retirement, and in domestic life he lived happy in the bosom of his family. Nothing could have tempted him to embark on these stormy seas-- Bankrupt of life, but prodigal of ease-- nothing but an overpowering sense of the duty which he owed to his country." Even apart from political distinction, Earl Grey must be considered happy indeed; but honoured in public and cherished in private life, his pre-eminence is proud indeed. Shakspeare tells of the "divinity" that "doth hedge a king:" yet who would enjoy more than the consciousness of having been true to his sovereign, his country, and his honour. * * * * * INDEX. ANECDOTE GALLERY, 277--291--309--375--404. CORRESPONDENCE in each Number. COSMOPOLITE, 170--179--211--237--276. EMBELLISHED ARTICLES in each Number. FINE ARTS, 90--139--150--164--198--218--393. GATHERER in each Number. MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF ALL NATIONS, 22--253--259--297--329--361--405. NATURALIST, 27--38--56--150--183--245--265--297--311--383--425. NOTES OF A READER, 23--55--73--92--100--140--152--168--180--200--220 --235--251--270--279----326--372--413--429. NOVELIST, 44--59. OLD POETS, 8. RETROSPECTIVE GLEANINGS, 7--38--76--86--174--227--334--419. SELECT BIOGRAPHY, 105. SELECTOR, 9--40--69--84--107--121--137--157--172--185--216--228--254 --261--293--307--324--331--331--358--382--397--407--427. SKETCH BOOK, 3--20--36--116--136--148--268--313. SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY, 6--46--54--126--190--283--363--411. SPIRIT OF PUBLIC JOURNALS, 12--28--42--62--77--91--102--118--133--155 --165--189--203--213--234--248--264--284--299--316--365--378--394 --413--420. TOPOGRAPHER, 124--377. USEFUL DOMESTIC HINTS, 15--83. * * * * *