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Ornithology, Mr. Jennings on

O'Sullivan's Punch Bowl

Ossian's Hall

Othello, Performance of

Otway's Plays

Painting, Moral effects of

Palermo, Party at

Paper linen, Manufactory of

Park, Mungo, Fate of

Parliaments, Epitome of

Parr, Dr., Anecdotes of

Peg Tankards

Pendrils, Family of

Persia, Royal life in

Persian Cavalier

Petrifaction Manufactory

Planting, Notes on

Pocket Books, Useful

Poesy, The dream of

Poetical Will

Polishing Stones

Pompeii, Recent visit to

Posture-masters, Ancient

Potato Chestnuts

Growth of

Practice of Cookery

Pre-aux-clercs at Paris

Public Improvements

Punch, Anecdote of

Puns and Conundrums

Pyrometer, New

Pyrothonide

Quarterly Review, Notes from

Quartre Bras, Battle of

Queen of Portugal

Rank and Talent, a novel

Regal Tablet

Residence, Choice of a

Rest, Lines on

Retentive Memory

Riches, Lines on

River Melodies

Roads of England

Robin Hood's Grave

Robinson Crusoe's Island

Roman Altar, Description of

Rome, Effect of, on the traveller

Rooks

Roses, Culture of

Rover, dog, Anecdotes of

Roué's interpretation of death

Royal Academy Exhibition

Rugby School described

Rupert's, Prince, Palace, Barbican

Russian Botanical Garden

Russian Navy, The

Sabbath, The

Sacred Poetry

St. Christopher's, Island of

St. Paul's Cathedral

Sanctuaries, Ancient

Sarcophagus, Lines on

Sawston Hall described

Schinderhannes, the German robber

School and College

Scotch Marriages

Scottish Inns

Scotland, Road-book of

Scott, Sir Walter, Portrait of

Screws and Screw Presses

Seal's Wedding

Sensitive Plant, The

Shakspeare, a fragment

Shaving in Churchyards

Sherwood and Robin Hood

Shrubs, Transplantation of

Sight, Lines on

Silk Trade

Sleeping Girl, The

Slugs, To destroy

Sneezing among the Ancients

Snow magnified

Snow, a long one

Snow-woman's Story

Soliman the Great

Solitariness, Lines on

Somerset House, Old

Song

Songs for children

Sorrows of Rosalie, a poem

South American Manners

Spiders, Gossamer threads of

Spittlefields in former days

Spots on the sun

Spoons, Antiquity of

Springs, Temperature of

Stage, The modern

Stanging custom

Stealing a Sheet

Stroll, near London

Sugar made from Rags

Superstition

Sussex Place, Regent's Park

Swan River Colony, Described

Swearing by proxy

Tailors, On

Talipot Tree

Tanning, New process of

Tea-drinking

Temperance, Lines on

Theatres, ancient and modern

Fire in

Royal visits to

Theatrical bill of 1511

Thorwaldsen, The sculptor

Throwing stones at the devil

Tigers, To catch

Timber Trees, Description of

Tim Marcks and the Walking Scull

Times Newspaper

Travelling, Expeditious

Travelling on the Continent

Trial by Jury

Truth, a fable

Turkish Prophecy

Twenty-eight & Twenty-nine, years

University, in Yorkshire

Valdemaro, Vision of

Valentine's Day

Van Diemen's Land, Aborigines of

Vary weel while it lasts

Vegetables, To make tender

Vicar, the, Lines on

Vidocq, the French policeman

Village Funeral

Villas in the Regent's Park

Vine, The, from the German

Violets, Complaint of

Wanderer, Recollections of

War, Miseries of

Warwick Castle, Description of

Waste lands, Cultivation of

Watch, Mechanism of

Watering-place arrivals

Water bewitched

Waterloo, Battle of described

Waverley Novels

Whigs and Tories

Whitehall, Description of

Whitsun Ale

Windsor as it was

Witnesses on trials

Woman

Wonders of Art

Wreck, The, a sketch

Yew-tree, The

York Minster, Fire in

York Terrace, Regent's Park

Zoological Society, Report of

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This apparatus is of immense power, and consists of 200 separate parts, each part composed of ten double plates, and each plate containing 32 square inches. The whole number of double plates is 2,000, and the whole surface 126,000 square inches.

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Memoir—New Monthly Magazine, Vol. I. Mr. Dillon has lately invented an Improved Safety Lamp, an Engraving of which will be found at page 137, Vol. XII. of the MIRROR.

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It deserves notice, that two of the most illustrious philosophers of our times, Sir H. Davy and Dr. Wollaston, have died within the present year.

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Extract of a Letter from Geneva, dated June 1, 1829—Times.

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These experiments, the last which engaged Sir Humphry Davy's attention to any extent, were on the application of electrical combinations, for the purpose of preserving the copper sheathing of ships' bottoms. To this subject Sir Humphry gave much of his time, and personally inspected all the boats and vessels on which the trials were made. Although the theory upon which they were conducted proved eminently correct, no advantage could be ultimately taken of the plans which it suggested. The saving of the copper was wholly counterbalanced by an accumulation of shell-fish and sea-weed on the sheathing, which became sufficient, in a short time, to prevent the proper command of the ship at the helm.

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Abridged in the Arcana of Science and Arts for 1829.

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