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Thanksgiving day for cessation of
the cholera, '34. 243.
Tharboures, '31. 76; '32. 51.
Thargelion, an Attic month, '30. 8.
Thaw, '28. 32; rapid, in February

1830, 31. 234; inundations in
Germany from, id. ib.; in the
month of February, 29. 30,

31.

Thea Bohea, '29. 67.
"Theagenes and Charicloa," '32.
50.

"Theatre, on the," "32. 72.
Theatre, Astley's, burnt down, '42.
239.

- Lyceum, fitted up for French
plays, '28. 174.
Theatres, security from fire in, '28.
182, 183; informations against
one of the minor, for infringe-
ment of patents, dismissed, '31.
236; unlicensed, may be entered,
and parties taken into custody,
'40. 154.
Theatrical entertainments in Lent,
motion relating to, '40. 198,
199.

Fund Societies, '30. 147,

148.
"Thebais," 32. 53.
Theban superiority in Greece, '28.

52.

Thebes in Boeotia, founded, '28.
50; capture of, id. ib.; destroyed,
id. 52; restored, id. ib.
Thebet, a Jewish month, '28. 14;
'30. 13.

Thellusson Estate Leasing Act, '34.
207.

Thelwall, Mr. John, dies, '35. 255.
Theocritus, '31.64; '32. 48.
Theodorus Studites, '31. 66; '32.
50.

Theodoret, '31. 65; '32. 50.
Theodoric I., 28. 55; conquers
Italy, id. 56.

Theodosius, '31. 67; 32. 76; sub-
dues Britain, '28. 55.
Theodulph, '31. 67; '32. 66.
Theophanes, '31. 66, 75: '32. 76.
Theophrastus, '28.52; '31.64; '32.

48.

Theophylactus, '31. 66; '32. 51.
Simocatta, 32. 50.

Theopompus, '28. 52.

"Theory of Hydrodynamics," of
d'Alembert, referred to, '30. 52.
Thermidor, month of, '30. 20.
Thermometer, observations on the,

28. 20; Rutherford's, the best,
id. ib.; observations and improve-
ments in, '29. 63; figure of, show-
ing the relative scales of Fahren-
heit, Raumer, and Centigrade,
'30. 91.

Thermometers, comparative scales
of, '30. 90, 92.
Thermopyla, battle of, '28. 51, 65.
Theseus, '28. 50.
Thespis, '28. 51.

Thessaly, irruption of the Goths into,
'28.55.

Thetford, population and represen-
tation of, '33. 69.
"Theuerdank," ’32. 64.

Theutbode, Pierre, '31. 67; '32. 66.
"Thibet and Cathay, Travels in,”

'32. 71.

Thick-leaved elæodendrum, '31.39.
Thiers ministry, appointed in France,
'37. 253; dissolved, id. 256;
another ministry formed in France,
'41. 253; it resigns, id. 256.
Thieves, particulars relating to their
practices, '40. 112-114.
Thirsk, population and representa-
tion of, '33. 77.

Thirty tyrants, '28. 51.

Years' War begins, '28. 60;
'31. 47.

nine articles, Bill for post-
poning subscription to, thrown
out, '36. 197.
Thistle, the, '28. 39.

"Thistle and Rose," '32. 59.
Thom riots at Boughton, heads a
riot at, '39. 250.

Mr., engineer of the Shaw's
Water Scheme, '30. 254.
Thomas à Kempis, '31. 70.
Aquinas, '32. 54.

de Rudbourne, '37. 22.

Mr., his estimate of the
population of China, '29. 80.
Thomasius, C., '31. 74; '32. 65.
Thomastown, population of, in 1821
and 1831, '34. 90.

Thomson, James, '28. 61; '31. 74;
'32. 61.

Dr., his work on Heat

and Electricity, referred to, '31.
30.
Thomson, Mr. Poulett, president of
the Board of Trade, '35. 258; see
also LORD SYDENHAM.
Thompson, Mr., architect of the
Derby Railway station, '41.

245.

Rev. Sir H., builds and
endows Fareham Chapel, '37. 229.
Thoridsen, Sturla, '32. 74.
Thorild, 31. 77; '32. 75.
Thorlacksen, '31. 77; '32. 75.
Thorn apple, poisonous properties of,
and remedies against, '28. 121.

box, 29. 65; Christ's, id. 67;
evergreen, id. 66.
Thornbury, population of, '33. 63.
Thorne, population of, '33. 78.
Thorneley colliery, explosion in,

'42. 241.
Thornton, population of, '33. 78.
Dr. R. J., dies, '38. 128.
Thorny Bursaria, '31. 37.
Thorogood, Mr. John, his case men-

tioned in the Commons, '40. 208;
motion for the discharge of, '41.
211.

Thoroughfares in the metropolis,
Act for making additional (2 and
3 Vict. c. 80), '40. 162; further
Act (3 and 4 Vict. c. 87), '41.
165.

Thorpe, Mr. B., pensioned, '37.252.
Thorwald, '31. 67; '32. 74.
Thoth, a Coptic month, '30. 16.
Thou, J. A. de, '32. 67.

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Thoughts and Details on Scarcity,"
by Burke, referred to, '39. 62.
Thrasymene, battle at, '28. 52.
Thread, tapes, &c., exports of, quan-
tities and declared value of, in
1838, '40. 180; the same in 1839,
41. 187.
Threadneedle-street, new building
in, account of, '42. 220, 221;
Roman pavement found in, id.
204.
Three per cent. annuities, when they

originated, '32. 84; stock, average
price of, from 1815 to 1834, '35.
169; consols, average price of, in
February and August in each
year, from 1820 to 1836, '37.
158.

"Three bodies," problem of, Clair-
hault, '29. 59.

"Three Days' Ministry" in France,
dissolved, '36. 238.
Three-flowered rafnia, 31. 43;
leaved Bouvardia, id. 37; lobed
podolobium, id. 42; thorned aca-
cia, 29. 65.

half-pences, value of, coined
in 1836 and 1837, '39. 181.

pences, West Indies, value of,
coined in 1836 and 1837, '39.
181.

Thriplow Inclosure Act, '41. 214.
Thrush, disease of, deaths from,
within the Bills of Mortality, in
1827, 29. 110.

the, '28. 31, 32, 36; '29.
32; the general period of its sing-
ing, 30. 39.

Thucydides, '28. 51; '31. 64; 32.
48; "Translation of," id. 52.
Thuja Occidentalis, '29. 67; Orien-
talis, id. ib.

Thunder, cause of its loudness, &c.,
'39. 21; ascending, described, id.
22.

"Thunder in the air," popular notion
of the effects of, '39. 18.
Thunder-clouds, balls of fire emitted
by, instances of, '39. 22.

storm in London, '42. 234.
Thura, Albert, '31. 75; '32. 75.
Thurgoland, church at, intended,
'42. 206.

Thuringia League, population and
territories belonging to the, com-
prised in the Prussian Commercial
League, '42. 114.

Thurles, population of, in 1821 and
1831, 34. 91. .

Thuringerwald mountains, and their
several heights, '33. 43; alpha-
betical index to same, &c. id.
49-53.

Thurlow, Rev. Thomas, compensa-
tion to, '32. 165.

Thurso, population of, '33. 83.
Thybault, John, his almanac re-
ferred to, '40. 26.
Tiberius, '28. 54.

Tibet, extent and population of, in
1828, '28. 72.

Tibullus, '28. 54; '31. 65; '32. 52.
Ticinus, battle of, '28. 52.

Tie, definition and sigu of, '28, 106.
Tiedge, C. A., dies, '42. 124.
Tielmans, M., banished from the
Netherlands, 31. 236.

Tierney, Mr., Master of the Mint,
'28. 69; he dies, '31. 234.
Tight-lacing, injurious effects of,
'29. 121, 122.

Tide, professor Leslie's definition of | Tides, works on, referred to, '30.51.
the word, '28.41†; lunar, id. 43;
motion of the, id. 44, 45.
Tides, neap, '28. 44; seasonal varia-
tions of the, id. ib.; set of the, id.
45; spring, id. 43; the upper, id.
ib.;
the under, id. ib. ; mills turned
by, at Venice, '29. 61; Pytheas
of Marseilles, id. 58; disserta-
tion on the, '30. 49-67; disserta-
tion on the, by Mr. J. W. Lub-
bock, '35. 18-26; papers on the,
by Mr. J. W. Lubbock, '37. 5,
20; '38.5-11; remarks on the,
'28. 41-46; causes and general
appearances of, id. 41; irregulari-
ties of the, id. 44, 45; influence
of the wind on, in the Thames,
'35. 24; in the atmosphere, in-
sensible, id. 25.

tables of, '30. 66, 67; tables
for the calculation of, '32. 13-
15; table of the mean interval
between the time of the moon's
transit over the meridian, and the
time of high water at the London
Docks, id. 14; table of the differ-
ence in the interval between the
time of the moon's transit and the
time of high water, and the mean
interval in different months of the
year, id. ib. ; table of the difference
in the interval between the time
of the moon's transit and the time
of high water, and the mean in-
terval, for every minute of the
moon's horizontal parallax, id. ib.;
table of, in the same, for every
three degrees of the moon's decli-
nation, id. ib.; table of mean height
of high water at the London
Docks, for every hour of the
moon's transit over the meridian,
id. 15; table of the difference be-
tween the height of high water
and the mean height, in different
months of the year, id. ib.; the
same for every minute of the
moon's horizontal parallax, id. ib. ;
the same for every three degrees
of the moon's declination, id. ib. ;
tables to be used in predicting
high water in ports of the United
Kingdom, '35. 20, 21; the same
at the London Docks, id. 21, 22.

Tigo-gin (Japan), its value (1829),
30. 105; half ditto ditto, id. ib.;
fourth ditto ditto, id. ib.; eighth
ditto ditto, id. ib.

Tigre, kingdom of, extent, popula-
tion, capital, religion, and army
of, in 1828, '29. 74, 75.
"Tigris," slave-ship, seizure of, '42.
236.

Tiles, duty on (1829), '30. 202, 203;
Duties Repeal Act (3 W. IV. c.
11), '34. 107; quantity of, charged
with duty in England and Scot-
land, in the years ending 5th
April, 1831 and 1832, '33. 180;
number of, made in Great Bri-
tain in 1832, and amount of duty
on same, '34. 164; bricks and
slates, amount of duty on, in
1830, 1831, and 1832, id. ib.
Tilia Americana, '29. 67; Tille-
mont, 31. 73; '32. 68.
Tillotson, '31. 72; '32. 60.
Tilsit, battle of, '28. 63; peace of,
id. ib.; '31. 56.

Tilt-boats to Gravesend, '38. 110.
Timarchus, stars, equator, '29. 58.
Timber, duty on (1829), '30. 200;
amount of duty on, in 1830,
1831, and 1832, '34. 164; duty
on (1840), '41. 192; Duties Act
(3 and 4 Vict. c. 19), '41. 146;
additional duty upon, under 3
and 4 Victoria, c. 19, id. 192;
produce of additional duties on
(1840 and 1841), '42. 153.

price of, from 1813 to
1831, 34. 182; price of, in Lon-
don, in 1834, 36. 178.

imports, value of, imported,
in 1827, 28. 167; number of
loads imported from British North
America and the Baltic, from
1820 to 1827, 29. 191; and
wood, quantity of, imported into
Great Britain and Ireland, in

1828 and 1329, 31. 185; vari-
ous, import and home consump-
tion of, in 1828, id. 175; in
1830, 32. 179; 33. 178; in
1831, 34. 156, 157; quantity
imported from north of Europe,
through ports of North America,
from 5th January, 1831, to 5th
February, 1834, '35. 179; fo-
reign, home consumption of, in
1836, '38. 180; imports of, value
of, in 1834 and 1835, 37. 163;
import and home consumption
of, and duty on, in 1837, '39.
186; the same, in 1838, '40.
178; the same, in 1839, 41.
185; the same, in 1840, '42. 158,
159.

Timber trees, list of, with the dates

of their introduction into Europe,
'29. 64-67.

Timberland Fen and Dales Drain-
age Act, '40. 212.
Time, mode of finding by the stars,

&c., 28. 93; divisions of, very
necessary to society, '30. 6; mea-
surement of, ancient modes of,
'31, 5; various modes of reckon-
ing, '28. 48; mode of computing
amongst various nations, '30. 6;
mode of division of, among the
Hindoos, '31. 10, 11; among the
Mahometans, id. 9.

of the day, how computed by
the Italians, 31. 6, 7.

table, showing the hour of
mid-day according to the Italian
mode of reckoning, for six differ-
ent cities, 31. 8.

difference of, between dif-
ferent places, '28. 93; difference
of, between London and the prin-
cipal towns of the United King-
dom, '31. 13-23.

"Immemorial," rule of law
relating to, altered, '33. 156.
"Time-keeper," used, '29. 62; the
name formerly given to chrono-
meters, '42. 28.
"Times" newspaper, its publica-

tion of the Earl of Durham's re-
port, '40. 197; motion against, by
Mr. Roebuck, '42. 186; action
against, by Mr. Bogle, id. 241.
Timkowski, '31. 79.

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"History of," '32. 63.
"Life of," '32. 79.
Tin, duty on (1829), '30. 202; un-
wrought, and wares, value of,
exported, in 1827, 28. 167; un-
wrought, and tin and pewter
wares, quantity, and declared
value of exports of, in 1828, 31.
177; in 1830, '33. 179; in 1831,
'34. 158; in 1833 and 1834, '36.
156; value of exports of, in 1833
and 1834, id. 157; British, ex-
port of, in 1836, '38. 178.

tin wares, and plates, exports
of, value of, in 1834 and 1835,
'37. 162; the same, in 1835, 1836,
and 1837, '39. 183; the same, in
1838, '40. 180; the same, in
1839, 41. 187; the same, in
1840, 42. 162; import, export,
and home consumption of, in
1828, 31. 175; import and ex-
port of, in 1829, id. 190; in
1830, 32. 183; '33. 178; im-
port, export, and home consump-
tion of (1830), '32. 179; quantity
imported and exported, in 1831,
'33. 186; '34. 157; in 1832, id.
169; in 1835, '37. 168; foreign,
import and export of, in 1836,
'38. 178; in 1840, '42. 164; tin,
import and home consumption of,
and duty on, in 1837, '39. 185;
the same, in 1838, '40. 177; the
same, in 1839, '41. 184; the
in 1840, '42. 157.
Tincal, or borax, duty on (1832),
'33. 190.

same,

Tindal, Sir N., Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas, '30. 262.
Ting, one of the Chinese celestial
signs, 30. 27.

hae-heen, city of, captured,
'42.233.

Tinney, Mr., appointed a real pro-
perty commissioner, 29. 239.
Tinsley Road Act, '42. 196.
Tipperary, population of, in 1821

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Tipton (Staffordshire), church in-
tended at, '37. 229; '38. 219.
Tipulidæ, '29. 29.

Tir, a Persian month, '30. 19.
Tiraboschi, '31. 76; '32. 57.
Tisbury Inclosure and Parish Di-
vision Act, '35. 218.

Tishri, or September 9th, the com-
mencement of the Jewish year,
'28. 14.

Tishrin, a Syrian month, '30. 17.
Tisri, a Jewish month, '30 13.
"Tissick," entry in old Bills of
Mortality, '35. 30.

Tissue, Foulards, see SILK MANU-

FACTURES.

Titchfield, population of, '33. 63.
Tite, Mr. W., architect of the Nor-
wood Cemetery Chapel, '39. 230;
architect of the Blackwall Rail-
way Terminus, '41. 243; of the
railway terminus at Southamp-
ton, id. ib.; designer of the New
Royal Exchange, id. 228.

and Cockerell, Messrs., archi-
tects of the London and West-
minster Bank, '39. 236.
Tithes, Bills for composition of, in-
troduced by Archbishop of Can-
terbury, '31. 204; '32. 192; Stay
of Suits Bill lost, '34. 200; Com-
mutation Bill, introduced, '37.

187.

Acts, viz.: Act for amend-
ing 2 and 3 W. IV. (4 and 5 W.
IV. c. 83), '35. 158; Act for the

more easy recovery of (5 and 6
W. IV. c. 74), '36. 132; turnips
severed, if consumed on the land,
liable to (5 and 6 W. IV. c. 74),
id. ib.; Commutation Act for
England and Wales (6 and 7 W.
IV. c. 71), '37. 131-133; same
Act amended (7 W. IV. and 1
Vict. c. 69), '38. 151-153; Act
explaining and further amending
same (2 and 3 Vict. c. 62), '40.
158, 159; Act further explaining
and amending same (3 Vict. c.
15), '41. 141-145.

Tithe Acts, see PRIVATE BILLS; and
see below, TITHES, IRELAND.

various matters relating to:
tithe commissioners, remunera-
tion to, in 1833, '35. 167; affray
at Dunkerrin, '37. 257; affrays in
Ireland, id. 252; arrears of, in
Ireland, grants for, '41. 198;
committee on (Ireland),'33. 195;
Irish, resolutions concerning, id.
199,200.

Ireland Acts, viz. Tithe
Owners' (Ireland), Relief Fund,
how distributed, 1821, 1822, and
1823, '35. 195; Recovery of
(Ireland), Act for, and for relief
of Clergy of the Established
Church (2 W. IV. c. 41), '33. 133;
Compositions (Ireland), Act (2
and 3 W. IV. c. 119), id. 165;
Act to abolish compositions for,
and to substitute rent charges in
lieu thereof (1 and 2 Vict. c.
109), '39. 164-167; Act for
payment of arrears of (2 Vict. c.
3), 40. 142, 143; Act amending
the former (3 Vict. c. 13), '41.
140, 141; Arrears of Composition
Recovery Act (4 Vict. c. 5), '42.

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