'41. 229; in progress, '42. 206; at Witley, intended, '38. 218; at Wuerdale, erectiig, '35. 227., Churchill, Mro; bastinadoed and

imprisoned at Constantinople, '37. · 254, 255. Ehurn owl, the general period of

its singing, '30. 39. Chusan, mortality of the British at,

'12. 233; captured, id. ib. Chwalcacwski, *31.71 ; '32. 75. Chwang-lëē, emperor of China, '30.

28.: Chylmark, John, '37. 22. Chyt, a Hindustani monk, 30. 25. Cicero, MT., '31. 65; 32. 52;

« Life of," '32. 61.. Cider counties, '28. 38; making

season, id. ib. ; duties repealed and other duties imposed (1 W. IV. c. 51), '31. 151; sale of, by retail, regulated (1 W.IV. c. 64), '31. 153–157; selling, without a licence, '41. 157; duty on (1829), '30. 205.

and Perry; amount produced by duty on, in 1817, '29. 187

and Beer Act, Amendment Act (4 & 5 W. IV. c. 85), '35. 158, 159; Act to amend the Acts relating to the general sale of, by retail, in England (3 & 4 W. IV. c. 61), '41. 156—158. Cigars, quantity of, imported and

retained for home consumption, · and duty on same, in 1833, '35. · 183; quantity.' imported, and amount of duty on same, in 1829,

31. 188; see further, TOBACCO. Cigognara, :31. 78. Ciliated Cullumia, '31.38; Roella,

id. 43. Cimbrians destroyed by Marius, · 28. 53. Cinmerian Mountains and their se

veral heights, '35. 45 ; alphabeiical index to same, &c., id. 49–

53. Cimmerians, 28. 50. Cinders, duty on, in 1833, 34. 166 ;

see further, COAL. Cinnaharis Nativa, duty on (1832),

. 33. 191. Cimamon, duty on (1829),. '30.

204; quantity of, entered for

home consumption, and amount and rate of duty on, from 1825 to 1829, 31. 188; import, export, and hoine consumption of, in 1828, '31. 173; in 1830, '32. 177 ; in 1830, '33. 175; in 1831, '31. 154; import and home con. sumption of, and duty on, in 1837, '39. 186; the same in 1835, '40. 178; the same in 1839, '41. 185; the same in 1810; '42. 158; export of, value of, iu 1834 and 1835, 37. 162; see: further,

SPICES. Cinnamus, '31.68; '32. 51. Cinque Ports, excepted from the

Municipal Corporation Reform

Bill, '36, 302. Cintra, convention of, '28. 64; *31.

57. Circassia, war in, '42. 239. Circle, divisions of the, '29. 114. Circuit Courts, additional (Scot

land), Act (9G. IV. c. 29), '29.

149. Circular of the Poor Law Commis

sioners referred to, '41. 58. Circulation of the blood discovereil,

25., 60; “ Circulation of the

Bivod,” '32. 60. Circumcision, or Octave of ChristCirencester, population and repre

sentation of, '33. 62. Cirencester Branch Railway Act,

37. 222. Cirrocumulus, '30. 82.; in summer

precedes an increase of temperature, and in winter precedes the

of frost, id. 81. Cirrostratus, 30. 40, 82, 83 ; a sign

of rain or show, id. 85. Cirrus, '30. 80, 81; linear, id. 81;

reticular, id. ib. Cisalpine Republic, '28. 68; ac

knowledged, '31. 55. Cistus helianthemum, '29. 38. Cities, boroughs, and towns of

Great Britain and Ireland, the population of each of which ex

ceeded 5000 (1821), '29. 81. Citium, Zeno of, '32. 48. Citrate of lime, duty on (1832), '33. Citric acid, duty on (1832), '33. 191.

mas, '28. &

breaking up

191.

City Club House; account of, '34.

218; Dispensary; '30. 143; Institution for Diseases of Cliil. dren, '30: 144; Canal Act; 30. 232.

of Dublin Steam Packet Com. pany Act, '34. 203.

of London Auxiliary Bible Society, '30. 153; Gas Light Company, .29. 181; General Benevolent Institution, '30: 149; General Pension Society, id. 145; Literary and Scientific Institu. tion, id. 161; Institution, Aldersgate-street, account of, '39. 232; Literary and Scientific Institution, '31. 138; Lying-in Hospital, -30. 141; Lying.in Institution, id. 142; national schools, on the Madras system, id. 159; School, foundations laid, account of the iutended building, '36. 218, 219; first stone of, laid by Lord Brougham, id. 249; further progress of, '37. 236; School of Instruction and Industry, '30. 157.

and Tower Ham. lets Cemetery consecrated; '42.

212. 6City of Waterford” steam-vessel

wrecked, '31. 248. Ciullo d'Alcamo, '31. 68; '32. 54. Civiale, M., his computation of the

proportion of deaths after litho

tomy and lithotrity, '39. 43. Civil Bill Courts: (Ireland) Act

(6 & 7 W: IV. c. 75), '37. 134.

Engineers, Institution of, '30. 161.

govertiment of the United Kingdom, expenses of; in 1834,

1835, and 1836, '37, 132. Civil List, Acts (1 W. IT. c. 25),

'32. 142-144; (1 Vict. c. 2), '39. 142, 143; amount of, in 1834, 1835, and 1836, '37. 152; of William IV., amount of, '32. 144; amount of same on 5th January, 1841, '42. 150; Bill passes, 39. 200 ; committee moved for on, by Sir H. Pamell, '32. 187; committee, '32. 190; committee appointed, '39. 199; debate, ma. jority against minister's, '31. 210.

Civil Offices Declaration Bill thrown out, '37. 215.

wars in England begin, '31. 47. Civilization and education, moral

influence of, on the diminution of crime, '29. 96-102: Clackheaton), population of, '33. 77. Clackmannan, population of, '33.

83. Clackmannanshire, population of,

and of the principal towns of, in 1811, 1821; and 1831; value of rcal property in, and its representation, '33. 83; summary of same, in 1821. and 1831, distir guishing the sexes, id. 89; the same in 1811, 12. 108; popu. lation of, in 1801, 1811, 1821, 1831, and 1841, and increase per cent., id. 110; electors, number of, in, in 1836, 37. 182; bourses, number of, inhabited, univhabited, and building in 1841, '42. 108; occupations of persons in (1831), '35. 96; turnpike trusts, their extent and income in (1831), 35. 193; gates in, rents of, in 1833, 1834 and 1835, '37. 178. Claes Willems; '32. 72. Clairaut, his computation of the ef

fects of the planets on Halley's comet, '33. 8; his prediction of the appearance of Halley's comet, '35. 10-12; and Lalande, their cal. culations on comets, &c., '35. 10, 11; problem of “ the three bodies, 29. 59; Claishault, D'Alembert, and Euler, their solution of “the problem of the three bodies," “29. 22, 23; his dis

coveries on the moon's orbit, '34.9. Clairvaux, Bernard of, '32. 66. Clandestine marriages, Acts against,

37. 66-68. Clapham, population of, '33. 73. Clapperton, Captain, his death, '29.

238. Clapton, church at, finished, '42.

206. Clare, population of, in 1821 and

1831, '31. 90; electors, number of, in, in 1834, '37. 182.

Lower (Glamorgan), popu. lation of, '33. 80.

Clare, Juhu, liis allusion to spring,

29. 33; subscription raised for,

:42. 210. Clarence, Duke of, Lord High Au.

miral, '28. 69; resigns the office,

29. 242. Clarence (Durham) Railway Bill,

'29. 182; Railway Improvement Act, '30. 232; Amendment Act, '33. 211; Branches Act, '31. 206; Railway, account of, '37. 104, 105 ; 41. 68; Clarence, Hartlepool, and Great North of England Junction Railway, particulars of, '41. 78.

Street, Park Village, church in, account of, '38. 219. Clarendon, '31. 72; '32. 60. “Clarissa," “ Pamela," &c., '32.61. Clark, A. '32. 61. Clarke, '31. 76; E. D., '32. 62.

Dr. Jolin, his opinion of the bad effects of oysters to women after delivery, quoted, '36. 22; his mistake concerning the nonprevalence of plague before 1665, '36. 28*; his “ Commentaries on the Diseases of Children" quoted, id. 28.

Mr., his statue of Major Cartwright in Burton-crescent, '32.218.

Mr. Tierney, the designer of the Hammersmith Suspension Bridge, '28. 175.

Mr. W. B., architect of the restoration of Waltham Cross, '31.226; of the South Hayling improvements, '38. 240. Classification of clouds, '30. 7981.

of prisoners, recommended by the House of Lords,

36. 49*. Classical schools, education in, ex

tended, :41. 161, 162. Claudian, 28. 54; 31. 65. Claudianus, C. '32. 53. Claudius, '28. 54. Clausel, Marshal, enters Mascara,

37. 251. “ Clavicula Solomonis” referred to,

40. 25. Claydon and Bosmere Poor Act, '34.

205.

Clayton Tunnel, on the Brighton

Railway, account of, '42. 69. Cleanthes, '32. 48. Clearances for ballast discontinued,

31. 184. Clearing houses, payments made

through, in London, for the year 1839, and average amounts of payments theretlırough daily,'12.

170. Clegg, Mr. Samuel, bis evidence on

patents referred to, '30. 121; his gas regulator at the Post Office,

id. 235. Cleland, Dr., his “ Statistics of

Glasgow and Lanark" referred to, '34. 37, 180; his paper on the Glasgow Bridewell quoted, '36.

64*. Clematis, or Virgin's Buwer, the,

28. 37; aristata, '31.38; florida,

id. ib. Clement XIV., '28. 62. Clementi, the composer, dies, '33.

229. Clennell, Luke, dies, ’11. 138. Cleopatra, her death, '28. 54. Cleoptera, method of preserving,

38. 24. Clepsydræ, or water clocks, '29. 60;

31.5; their probable formation,

id. ib. Clergy, incomes, &c., of, in 1688, '35. 72.

- arresting, in performance of their duty, punishment for, 9 G. IV. c. 31, '29. 152.

when, and for what, exempted from assessed taxes. '35. 152.

being members of copartnerships, not to render same void, 39. 145.

residences for, Act provid. ing (1 Vict. c. 23), '39. 147, 148; and (1. Vict. c. 29), id. ib.

residence of, Act to make better provision for the, &c. (1 & 2 Vict. c. 196), '39. 163, 164.

Orphan Corporation, '30. 157.

benefit of, abolished generally, *28. 129; taken from peers (4 Vict. c. 22), '42. 127.

reserves, Canada Debate,