SAINTS (continued.)

Agnes, i, 6; ii, 8; iii, 4; iv, 6
Alban, i, 141; ii, 201; iii, 167 :
iv, 162

101;

Alphege, i, 84; ii, 122; iii,
iv, 95
Ambrose, i, 81; ii, 122; iii, 98;
iv, 91

Andrew, i, 290; ii, 303; iii, 316;
iv, 321

Anne, i, 174; ii, 223; iii, 191;
iv, 200

Augustine, i, 202: ii, 240: iii,
221: iv, 228
Austin, i, 116: ii, 174: iii, 134:
iv, 135

Barnabas, i, 141: ii, 200: iii,
167: iv, 161
Bartholomew, i, 200: ii, 239: iii,
220: iv, 227

Benedict, i, 59: ii, 85: iii, 73:
iv, 62

Bernard, account of the convent
there, iii, 28

Blase, i, 30: ii, 43: iii, 40: iv,
21

Boniface, i, 140: ii, 200; iii, 166:
iv, 160

Britius, i, 287: ii, 301 : iii, 313:
iv, 318

Catherine, i, 289: ii, 303: iii,
315: iv, 320

Cecilia, i, 288: ii, 302: iii, 315:
iv, 319

Chad, i, 54: ii, 76: iii, 70: iv,
58

Clement, i, 289: ii, 302 : iii, 315:
iv, 320

Crispin, i, 257: ii, 283; iii, 291:
iv, 287

Cyprian, i, 230: ii, 258: iii, 261:
iv, 259

David, i, 52: ii, 74: iii, 69 : iv, 57
Denys, i, 254: ii, 280: iii, 283:
iv, 285

Distaff's day, lines on, i, 4
Dominic, iv, 96

Dunstan, i, 115: ii, 171 : iii, 133:
iv, 133

Etheldreda, i, 255: ii, 282: iii,
286; iv, 286
Eunerchus, i, 226: ii, 256: iii,
259: iv, 257

|

SAINTS (continued.)

Faith, i, 254: ii, 280: iii, 281:
iv, 284

George, i, 85: ii, 123: iii, 102:
iv, 97

Giles, i, 224: ii, 255: iii, 249:
iv, 256

Gregory, i, 56: ii, 79: iii, 71 :
iv, 59

Hilary, i, 5: ii, 7: iii, 4
Hugh, i, 287: ii, 301: iii, 313:
iv, 319

James, i, 173: ii, 223: iii, 190:
iv, 200

James the Less, i, 111: ii, 162 : iii,
130: iv, 132
Jerome, i, 233 : ii, 259 : iii, 261:
iv, 259

John Baptist, i, 203: ii, 202 : iii,
168 iv, 163, 228

John Evangelist, i, 113: ii, 164:
iii, 132: iv, 132

Jude, i, 258: ii, 284: iii, 293:
iv, 288

Lambert, i, 228 : ii, 257: iii, 260:
iv, 258

Lawrence, i, 198: ii, 238: iii,
219: iv, 225

Leonard, i, 285: ii, 300: iii, 312:
iv, 310

| Lucian, i, 5; ii, 7 : iii, 4: iv, 2
Lucy, i, 309: ii, 317: iii, 335:
iv, 342

Luke, i, 257: ii, 282: iii, 286:
iv, 287

Margaret, i, 173: ii, 222: iii,
190: iv, 198

Mark, i, 86: ii, 125: iii, 102:
iv, 99

Martin, i, 166, 286: ii, 219, 301:
iii, 188, 313: iv, 195, 315
Matthew, i, 228: ii, 257: iii,
260: iv, 258

Matthias, i, 40: ii, 54: iii, 43:
iv, 42

Michael, i, 231 : ii, 258: iii, 261:
iv, 259

Nicholas, i, 260: ii, 316: iii,
334: iv, 341

Patrick, i, 57: ii, 80: iii, 71:
iv, 60

Paul, conversion of, i, 7: ii, 15:
iii, 5: iv, 7

INDEX.

385

Sturgeon, great fecundity of, iv,
xxvii, Intr.
Sucking-fish, lines on its power of
arresting a ship in its course, iv,
xxviii, Intr.

Summer shower, appearances after,
poetically described, ii, 235-
summer's eve,picturesque descrip-
tion of, iii, 211-beauties of, iv,
211-sonnet on a wet summer,
214

Sun, of the, i, 16, 45, 203; ii,
xvi, Intr.of the quantity of
matter and density of, 284-
sonnet to, iv, 116, note
Sunday, etymology of, i, xxx,

Intr.

45, 65, 93, 124, 150, 178,
210, 239, 265, 293, 322; ii,
viii-xlvii, Intr.-of the centre
of, 304
Sparrows, utility of, ii, 111-of
their nests, 145, 146-versifica-Superior planets, of the, ii, 54
tion of the passage in Luke xii,
6,7, respecting, 146, 147-de-
scription of, iv, 360--poetical
tribute to, ib.

Spider, sonnet to, iv, 117-account
of the garden-spider, 301-lines
descriptive of, ib, 302; iv, xxi,
Intr. xxii, note

Spiders' webs, curious particulars
of, iii, 305
Spring, poetical descriptions of, i,
108; ii, 108 characterized,
137; iii, 114-lines on, 115—
reflections and lines on, iii, 144-
146, 159-sonnet to, iv, 74-
elegy on the approach of, 85-87
-part of a hymn to, 147
Squirrel, a planter of oaks, i,
270

Stag, curious circumstance respect-
ing, iv, lxv, Intr. note-lines
by Walter Scott on, ib.
Star-fish,cunning of, in destroying
oysters, iv, xviii, Intr.
Starling, lines descriptive of, iv,
liv, Intr.

Stock-dove described, i, 304-par-
ticulars of, iv, 337
Stockholm, curious circumstance at,
ii, 71-description of a winter
in, iii, 60

Strawberry, sonnet to, iv, 181,
note

Swallow, account of, and lines to,
i, 97-99-on the migration of,
249-lines to, ii, 138; iii, 115,
116-on the migration of, 274—
lines to, iv, 109-the Swal-
lows,' an elegy, and character of
by Dr. Aikin, iv, 127-130
Sweden, winter in, ii, 73-obser-
vation of May-day in, iii, 131
-of St. John's Eve in, 169
Swift, the, i, 99

Sycamore tree, account of, iii,
218

T

Tabernacles, Jewish festival of, ii,
282; iii, 287

Tadpoles, examination of, by the
microscope, iv, xxxiv, Intr.

note

Term, humorous lines on, i, 277
Thermometer described, i, 353
Throstle, a Roman delicacy, i, 252
-lines on, iii, 84

Thrush, lines on, iii, 58, note

Kk

lines descriptive of, iv, liii,

Intr. note

Thunder and lightning, how to
guard against, iv, 217-to esti-
mate danger in a thunder storm,
218, 219-lines to a lady fear-
ful of, 219, note

Valentines, custom of choosing, i,
32-lines on, 33-To Dorinda
on Valentine's day, ib. note
address to St. Valentine, 34, note
-description of, and lines on, ii,
52stanzas on, 53-account of,
iii, 42-lines on St. Valentine's
day, iv, 40
pro-Vaucluse, Petrarch's mode of life at,
iv, 197-sonnet to, 200
Vegetables, tribes of, i, 197
prognostics from,348-difference
between them and animals, iii,
vii, Intr.-sexual system of
plants, x-xvitable of classes,
xvi-description of, xviii.xxiv

INDEX.

Whale, poetical descriptions of, iv,

lxix, Intr., and note
Wheatear, description of, and man-
ner of taking, iii, 88, 89-lines
to, iv, 78

Whirl-blast, effect of, on falling
leaves, iv, 333

White, H. K., tributes to, iv, 62,
284

Whitsun ales, i, 119

Whitsunday, i, 117; ii, 164-grand
ceremony at Rome on, 165; iii,
164; iv, 134

Whit Tuesday, i, 119; ii, 167-
account of the Eton Montem on,
168-antient ceremonies on, 170,
171; iii, 164; iv, 134
Wild-fowl, manner of taking, i,
275

Wild-flowers, poetical bouquet of,
iv, 339, 340
William III, account of his reign,
iii, 41
Willow, description of the va-
rious species of, iii, 328-fa-
mous one of Pope's at Twicken-
ham, 330-of Dr. Johnson's at
Lichfield, ib.-the willow gar-
land, a poem, 331-allusion to,
by the poets, 333, 334
Wines, native, poetically enumerat-
ed, iv, 306
Winter, phenomena of, i, 18; ii,
33-market at St. Petersburgh
in, 71-at Stockholm, ib.-in

387

Sweden, 73-poetical description
of, iii, 23, 55, note-at Stock-
holm, 60-lines on the beauties
of, 349, note on the duties of
the rich in, 355-calendar of a
Lapland winter, iv, 22-sudden
disappearance of, in Russia, 23

beauties of, in the country,
poetically described, 29-reflec-
tions on, iv, 356-lines on, 357,
363

Withy, description of, iii, 328
Wolsey, Cardinal, speech of, iv, 320
Wood, Matthew, Esq., twice Lord

Mayor of London, iv, $15
Wood ant, i, 106; ii, 155
Woodcock, migration of, i, 71
Woodlark, sonnet to, iv, 50, note

-lines descriptive of, iv, liii,
Intr. note
Woodman, lines descriptive of the,
ii, 39-winter occupations of,
iv, 338

Woodpecker, account of, ii, 66, 67
Woods and Forests, commissioners,

account of the useful labours of,
iv, 156

Worms, character and genera of,
iv, xviii, xix, Intr.
Wren, lines on, i, 21-house, uti-
lity of, ii, 143

Wren, Sir Christopher, account of,
iv, 42