roker, unlawfully conrerting mo- ! Brougham and laus, Lord, Lord ney to his own use, punishment Chancellor, *31. 240; introduces sor, 28. 137.

a Local Courts Bill, '32. ISS; . Bromley, Jobn, dies, '40. 141.

introduces the Bankruptcy Court population of (1821, '29. Bill, '32. 191; introduces his 81; in 1811. 1821, and 1831, Chancery Regulation Bills, '32. '33. 65; small debts Act, '42. 191 : mores the abolition of chan195.

cery sidecures, '33. 207; ofbices population of, '33. 61; St. of the Court of Chancery abolished Leonard, rental of the parish of under his act (Chancery Offices (1829), *29. 85; Small Debts Regulation Act), and incomes of Act Amendment, '37. 221; '39. same, '31. 175; introduces three

212; Cemetery Act, '42. 193. Law Reform Bills, '34. 197 ; Brompton and Chelsea Dispensary, mores the Indemnity Bill relating 30. 144.

to persons acting under Lord Dar. Bromsgrove, population of (1821), ham's ordinances, *3.9. 207; his 29. 81; in 1511, 1521, and 1831, resolutions

upon

the principles of '33. 76.

esecutive gorernment in Ireland, Bronikowski, '31. 77 ; '32. 76.

'40. 208; report of bis death unBronte, destroçed his irruption of founded, '40. 260: his opinion Mount Etna, '33.232.

ou Frost's case. '41. 201. See furBrook Villa, near Lirerpool, account ther the Chronicles of the several of, '40.219.

sessions of Parliament, passim. Brooke, H., 31. 76: "32. 61.

Broupber, Lord, continued fractions, Brookes's Club, '30. 160.

29. 57. Broom, the, *28. 33: butcher's, 29. Broussonetia papyrifera, '29. 64.

67; flax-leaved, *31. 40; Spanish, Brown, Captain Samuel, largely '29. 67.

engaged in suspension bridges, Broom-like Jacksonia, '31. 40.

25. 175; designet of the MontBrosses, L. des, '32 70.

rose Suspension Bridge, '31. Brotherton, Mr., midnight legisla- 234. tion, 12. 173.

Brown, Hannah, murder of, '38. Brougham, Mr., public dinner to, 244. at Lirerpool, 28.69; his letters to

Res. James, bis opinion on the clergy for returns of schools, ignorance as productive of crime &c., referred to, 29. 92 ; his use 29. 100. of the espression, “The school.

Sir Thomas, '31. 72; '32. 60. master is abroad,“ 29. 202; bis Brown-stalked magnolia, '31. 41. motion on the state of the law, Browsing of animals does not take '29. 202; bis motion for the esta. place when plants are in flower or blishment of local courts, '31. sed. *29. 39. 203; presents petition from bank. Broxtowe Compensation Act, '34. ers, &c., for abolishing death for

205. forgery, '31. 205; his local courts Bruce, James. *31. 76; '32. 62 (Kent, Durbam, and Nortbam

Robert, 28. 58. berland) Bill, 31. 207; his mo

the trareller, 28. 62. tion concerning slavery in the “Bruce, The.” '32 58. colonies, '31. 208; his notice of Brucher, Antonie, coining press, "29. motion for reform, '32. 186; 60. takes his seat as Lord Chancellor, Brudepell, Lord, dismissed from the '32. 188; his remarks on the gre command of the 15th Hussars, neral bribery at elections, '42. 35. 231; his appointment to the 188. See further the Chronicles Ilth Light Dragoons discussed in of the various Sessions of Parlia- the House of Commons, '37. 195 ; ment, passim.

his ap! ointment again mentioned,

*37. 200; see further, CARDIGAN, Bryte, Walter, '37. 22 ; his works, EARL OF.

id. 26. Brulliot, Francis, dies, '38. 128. Bryum legislatum, *29. 31. Brumaire, mouth of, '30. 20; re- Bucbanan, Geon, '31. 70; '32. 59. solution of, *28. 63.

Bucharest takeu possession of by the Brune, Jan de, '32. 73.

Russians, "29. 238 ; peace of, "28.
Brunel, Mr., his design for making 64; British Consul at, bis salary

the Thames Tunnel, '28. 176; bis (1828), 31. 182.
suggestions for the improvement Bacharia, extent, population, and
of railways noticed, '37. 81 ; his military force of, in 1828, -28.
coutrivance at the Kilsby Tunnel, 72
to impede the motion of locomo- Buckhurst, Lord, '31. 70.
tive carriages, '12. 63, 64.

Buckingham, populatiou and repre-
Mr. J. K., engineer of the sentation of, '33. 58.
Taff Vale Railway, '42. 61; of

Duke of, dies, 10. 256. the Bristol and Exeter Railway,

Ur. Compensation '42 72.

Bill thrown out, '37. 190.
Sir J., passes through the

Palace erectiog, "28.
Thames Tungel, '42. 241.

173; alterations at, '29. 216; proBrunetto Latini, '32. 54.

gress of, '30. 238; suspension of Bruni Leonardo, '31. 68; '32. 55, the proceedings at, '31. 215; Brunswick, Duchy of, its exteut, po- (new), alterations at, and removal

pulation, date, capital, religion, of cupola of, *33. 215; alterations revenue, debt, and army, in 1828, of, '34. 213; colonnades and *29. 70, 71; population and 80- other works at, *35. 215; marble vereiga of (1836), '36. 107; arch, account and view of, '38. Prussian Commercial League, '42. 231, 235; alterations at, '39.232; 113; riots at, '31. 238; Duke occupation of, by Queen Vico Charles of, flies to England, '31. toria, '38. 231; expense of, up to 238; and the Duke of Cambridge, Feb. 1829,'30. 225; grant for im. suit between in the French Courts, proving and completing, '33. 194; '36. 240; Duke William assumes expenses, committee ou, '32. 190; the sovereignty of, '32. 237,

further particulars relating to, and Wolfenbuttel Rail. '38. 214. way opened, '40.253.

Buckinghamshire, extent and poclubs formed io Ireland, pulation of, and uumber of ses29. 243.

sious, magistrates, and parishes club meeting held in in, "28.78; population of, and of Dublin, '29. 245,

the principal towns of, in 1811, maritime establishment, 1821, and 1831; value of real '31. 138; described, '31. 219. property in, and its representation,

Theatre built, '28. 174; 133. 58; summary of same in fall of, id. ib. ; 29. 235.

1821 and 1831 distinguishing the Brunswicke, Frederic l'an, '37. 23 ; reres, id. 88; the same in 1811, his works, ich. 29.

'42. 107; population of, in 1801, Brussels, revolution at, '31. 237, 1811, 1821, 1831, and 1841, and 238; riot at, '35. 257.

increase per cent, id. 109; exBrutas, death of, '28. 54.

tent of, in acres, '31. 84; differ. Brydges, Sir Egerton, dies, '38. 128. ence of time between the different Brymbo, church at, intended, '38. towns in, and London, '31. 14; 218.

bastarus, number of, born in, in Brynolf, '31, 69.

1830, 31. 88; number of, in Bryony root, description and poison- 1835 and 1837, '38. 192; rental

ous properties of, and remedies of cbarities and income of scbools against, *28. 118.

in, '36. 175; education ; pro

e, '31.

portion per cent. of persons mar. 1830, '32. 106, 107; SAVINGS ried in the year ended June 1840, Banks: friendly and charitable who coald vrite, '42. 171; societies, amount of deposits and county electors, number of in, accounts in (1831), '32. 102 ; in 1834 and 1835, 137. 181; Savings Banks deposits and deexcise licences inued, and public. positors ; increase of between houses m, number of (1931), '32. 1832 and 1834, '36. 102; average 185; families. number of in, and amount of deposits in, and prohow employed in 1811, 1821, portion of depositors to popula. and 1831, *31. 86, 87; houses, tion of (1835), '37. 72; state number of in, in 1801. 1811, of on 20th November, 1837,'39. 1821, and 1831, 31. 81, 85; * 131 ; savings banks, friendly 80trumber of inhabited. uninha- cieties and charitable institutions bited, and bailding in 1841, '42. in, inumber of, and of depositors, 107; jurors in, in 1835, '37. and amount of deposits in, in 175; lunatics, &c., pauper, pro

Korember 1836, '38. 193; on portion of to population in 1837, 20th November, 1838, '40. 189; '35. 193 ; marriages, buildings on the 20th November, 1839, registered for solemnization of 41. 194; on the 20th November, (1840), '41. 199; proportion of ISA1, '42. 166; SCHOOLS: epersons married under 21 years dowed, unendowed, and Sunday of age in the year ended June scbools in, in 1818, 29. 91 ; unen1810, '42. 171 ; occupations of dowed day-schools in, in 1818 and persons in (1831), '35. 73; of. 1928, '29. 93; number of Sunday fenders in, and proportion of. to

and other church of England in, population (1837), '39.90 ; and of scholars in same(1832), '33. RÄTES : amout of poor and · 120; tumpike trusts, their extent county rates levied in, in 1826, and income in (1834), '35. 102; 29. 197; the same for 1827, and number of in, and income and account of its expenditure, id. expenditure of same in 1834, 195; amount of poor rate leried in 37. 177 ; the same and length of from Jlarch 1827 to March 1828, the roads in 1839, '42. 122; tolls, and expenditure of same, '30. amount of received at, in all the 216; from March 1828 to March trusts in, in 1834 and 1839, '42. - 1829, '31. 195; for rear ending 118, 119.

25th March, 1830, '32. 184; for 1 Buckstone's Road Act,'29. 213. year ending 25th March, 1831, 1 Buckthorn, Canadian Sea, "29. 133. 187; espended on the poor |

65. in year ending Baster 1832, 34. BuckWHEAT, see Cory; GRAIN. 174; amount levied and expend- Buckwheat tree, '29.66. iture of same for year ending Bud, each, considered a separate 25th March, 1833, '35. 189: plant, '29. 34. for the rear ending 25th March, Buddæus, '31.74. 1834, '36. 174; the same for the Buddleia globosa, "29. 64; salviyears ending 25th March, 1834, folia, '31. 37. 1836, and 1837, +38. 168; de'! Badæus, F,'31. 71 ; '32. 65. crease of same in 1837 compared

William, '32. 67. with 1834, id. 190; proportion Bude Chapel, Cornwall, '35. 230. of paapers relieved to the popu- Buds of trees, mistake concerning lation of, in 1839 and 1840, '42. their being destroyed by the birds, 169; Taxes: amount of land '29. 30. and assessed tases of, in 1829, Buenos Ayres, Spaniards established '31. 172; Horse Tax: inhabited at, *28. 59; independent, *28. houses assessed to, and rental of 64; civil war ended, '30. 263 ; same for year ending 5th April, acknowledged by England, '31.