[N.B. The figures with Crotchets refer to the History.]
ACCIDENTS-To Her Majesty, 3; Mr.
Crisford drowned at Cambridge, 4;
policeman shot by a clergyman, 5;
death of Rev. J. Davies, 13; explosion
at Maldon powder mills, 15; a keeper
destroyed by a leopard at a menage-
rie, 16; colliery accident at Haverford-
west, forty lives lost, 17; in America,
on board the U. S. steam frigate
Princeton, Mr. Upshur and others
killed, 25; lieut. Nicholls and seaman
drowned, 28; lord W. Hill killed, 32;
a cook burnt, 33; landslip, 35; in the
Balearic Isles four hundred persons
killed, 38; death of J. Morris by
scalding, 46; J. R. Fisher killed by
a boar, 46; death of Mr. E. T. Clark
by puncture in dissecting, 47; at
Kirkoswald, 50; man burnt by his
pipe, 51; on the Brussels and Ant-
werp railroad, 55; at Eton Montem,
59; man burnt to death at Hensham,
72; at the Edinburgh railway, 73; on
London and Birmingham railway, 84;
frightful catastrophe at Nottingham
at the execution of W. Saville, 86;
colliery explosion at West Bromwich,
four persons killed, 87; destruction of
a stage coach by fire, 93; dreadful
explosion at Haswell colliery, ninety-
five lives lost, 109; on the Croydon
railway, 112; at the New Cross sta-
tion of the Dover railway, 118;
frightful collision on the Brandling
Junction railway, 120; fall of a mill
at Oldham, twenty persons killed, 130;
at Derby, six lives lost, 133; explo-
sion of a steam boat at Blackwall,
Mr. Samuda and nine others scalded
to death, 137; on the Midland Coun-
ties railway, many persons killed or
wounded, 139; the engineers, &c.,
acquitted, 150; explosion on the Do-
ver railway, 148; at Drury Lane
theatre, Miss Clara Webster burnt
to death on the stage, 151; dreadful
steam-boat collision, the Sylph sunk,
and several lives lost, 152
ACTS; List of the Public General Acts,
passed during session 1844, 405; Lo-
cal and Personal Acts, 410; Private
Acts, printed, 414; Private Acts, not
printed, 417
Antiquities-old Roman wall of London,
40; Herne's Oak, 42; the ancient city
wells, 60
Arson-statement of the number of
persons committed, convicted, and
executed for arson since 1837, 479
Articles of war-amended articles pro-
hibiting duelling promulgated by Her
Majesty's authority, 49
BANKRUPTS AND INSOLVENTS, table of,
420
Banking-returns relating to the issue
of promissory notes by the bank of
England and by private banks, and to
the bullion in the bank of England,
337
Bethlehem hospital statistics, 24
Birkenhead, new docks at, 123
BIRTHS, 162
British Association, meeting at York, 108
Burns' festival, celebration of, in Ayr-
shire, 85
BUTCHERS' MEAT, average price of, 419
Cambridge-treaty for the marriage of
H. R. H. the Princess Augusta of,
with H. R. R. the hereditary grand
Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 480
Campbell, funeral of Thomas, 72
CANADA-Difficulties of the Governor-
General from the resignation of his
whole cabinet-correspondence with
Mr. Lafontaine, [290]; Sir Metcalfe's
reply, [292]; forms a new ministry,
[295]; a new Parliament-Sir Allan
M'Nab chosen speaker-the Go-
vernor-General's speech, [295] see
under PARLIAMENT, Affairs of Canada
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, minute of the
governor respecting Natal, [286]
Cattle-show, at the Baker-street bazaar,
visited by the Queen, 148
Chamberlain, election of, for the city of
London, 104
CHINA-Mr. Davis appointed Governor-
General of our colonies in China-Sir
H. Pottinger sails for England, [286]
China-arrival of part of the ransom-
money from, 68
Church-ship, fitted up for the Bishop
of Newfoundland, 87
Church ceremonies, directions of the
Bishop of Exeter concerning, 125;
agitation in the, 146
Coinage-returns relating to light gold
and silver coinage, 391
Copyright-the Act to amend the Inter-
national Copyright Act, 425
CORN, average prices of, 419
Coroner's Inquests-on body of a child
sent in a parcel, 18; on Elizabeth
Connor, death from fright, 29; death
from tight lacing, 41; on Mr. Serjeant
Andrews, 133; on Mary Alloways,
starvation, 134; on Mr. Samuda and
others scalded to death at Blackwall,
138
Customs-returns of the gross and net
receipts of customs' duties in the year
1843, compared with the previous year
in England, 398; Scotland, 400
DEATHS-Abercrombie, J. 283; Abin-
ger, lord, 229; Acland, T. P. 225;
Adair, W. 240; Allan, J. 268; Allen,
J. 263; Anderson, maj. 260; Angou-
lême, duc d', 245; Appleyard, mrs.
217; Aranjo, J. B. K. 281; Archbold,
mrs. 283; Arguelles, don A. 225;
Armstrong, T. H. G. 290; Ashe, mrs.
217; Ashtown, dow. lady, 252; Ash-
worth, P. 281; Askew, A. 284; Ather-
ley, A. 277; Athlone, earl of, 241;
Atkins, T. 271; Audley, dow. lady,
236; Austria, archduchess Maria of,
200
Babbage, mrs. 287; Bailey, Frs. 265;
Bainbridge, L. H. 283; Baker, E.J. 276;
Baker, A. 290; Ball, R. 271; Balls,
J. S. 273; Bangley, G. 289; Bardgett,
rev. J. 257; Barns, T. 284; Barrett,
rev. J.279; Bateson, R. 191; Bathurst,
archd. 269, Bayley, archd. 261; Bayne,
dr. 246; Beach, W. H. H. 260; Beau-
champ, dow. cntss. 217; Beaver, col.
277; Beckett, capt. 289; Beckford, W.
236; Beckwith, maj.-gen. 223; Bed-
ford, H. 256; Bellingham, lady, 201;
Bellis, F. C. 283; Bennett, rev. T. L.
288; Bere, rev. W. B. 275; Beresford,
hon. sir J. P. 274; Berkeley, cntss. of,
278; Bernard, lady K. B.252; Bertrand,
gen. 203; Bessborough, earl of, 205;
Best, rev. S. 231; Bethune, It.-col.
194; Bett, T. S. 263; Biddle, N. 216;
Biddulph, mrs. 207; Bigge, archd.
229; Blennerhassett, hon. mrs. 280;
Blomfield, mrs. 286; Boger, rear-adm.
290; Bompas, serj. 216; Booth, rev.
E. 253; Borrer, J. 262; Bourchier,
C. 255; Bowden, rev. dr. 287; Bow-
den, J. W. 271; Bowes, T. 222;
Bowles, mrs. 239; Bowreman, rev. T.
192; Boyd, mrs. 286; Boyd, W. S.
262; Boyle, vice-adm. sir C. 247;
Brabazon, Le N. 260; Bradford, dow.
cntss. 271; Bramfill, C. E. 276, Bray,
rev. W. P. 254; Brenton, vice-adm.
sir J. 232; Brisbane, maj. 271; Bro-
milow, A. 280; Broun, sir J. 287;
Browne, col. 227; Bryant, W. 271;
Bryce, lady, 285; Brydges, lady, 286;
Buckle, rev. T. H. 277; Buckoll, rev.
J. 240; Bullock, rev. J. W. 261;
Buonaparte, Joseph, 257; Burdett, sir
F. 138; Burns, mrs. 282; Burton,
lady, 205; Butcher, R. 263; Butler,
mrs. 283; Byron, hon. J. R. 287
Cairus, W. 276; Callcott, sir A.W.
285; Cameron, lt.-gen. sir J. 289;
Cameron, hon. mrs. 271; Campbell,
It.-col. 289; Campbell, Thomas, 246;
Canonica, Luigi, 216; Card, rev. H.
259; Carey, maj-gen. sir O. 221;
Carlos, rev. J. 208; Cary, rev. H. F.
262; Carr, lady, 201; Casement, maj.-
gen. sir W. 231; Cayley, J. D. 241;
Chalmers, capt. 285; Chamberlain, C.
289; Chetham, lady, 230; Christo-
pherson, rev. J. R. 277; Clarendon,
dow. cntss. 223; Clark, rev. J. V. 256;
Clarke, mrs. 271; Clarke, Anne, 206;
Clerk, W. 256; Clissold, F. 292;
Coburg and Saxe-Gotha, prince of,
203; Cockcroft, J. 261; Cole, hon.
A. H. 248; Cole, C. 212; Collard,
mrs. 287; Cotton, maj.-gen. 275;
Conran, capt. 254; Constable, C. H.
S. 271; Cook, rev. J. 244; Cookson,
rev. C. 270; Cooper, lt. B. S. 193;
Cotgreave, J. 290; Cotman, J. B. 290;
Cotton, G. V. 271; Cowd, G. 253;
Cowlard, rev. W. 248; Cox, H. 290;
Coxe, rev. G. 258; Craven, mrs. 206;
Cresswell, rev. D. 225; Crewe, sir G.
H. 191; Crockford, W. 244; Crox-
ton, gen. 291; Cunningham, S. 292;
Curran, mrs. 289; Currie, L. 259;
Curry, comm. r. n. 271
Dales, lt.-col. 265; Dallas, E. H.
289; Dalton, dr. 256; Dalzell, lady
C. A. 292; Dames, G. 263; Dance,
col. sir C. W. 282; Darke, J. 257;
Deaths-continued.
Davidson, mrs. 291; Davies, rev. T.
207; Davies, dr. 205; Davis, rev. dr.
290; Dawkins, J. 292; de Trafford,
T. W. 239; D'Eye, rev. N. 213;
Deacon, E. E. 277; Delacour, miss,
216; Deshon, It.-col. 258; Deverell,
rev. J. R. 270; Devitt, Grace, 240;
Dickens, H. H. and C. T. 207; Dick-
son, vice-adm. 201; Dinely, rev. G.
240; Dobson, mrs. 226; Donegal,
marq. of, 275; Donne, rev. dr. 200;
Douglas, miss G. F. 249; Douglas,
sir R. A. 189; Douglas, lord, 201;
Du Bourdieu, It.-col. 221; Du Pas-
quier, G. F. 275; Duncan, J. S. 241;
Dundas, It.-gen. sir R. L. 284; Dun-
stan, J. 285; Durant, G. 287; Dur-
ham, lady, 289; Duval, L. 261
Earle, J. V. 288; East, lady, 200;
Eden, sir R. J. 268; Edge, Thos. W.
263; Edwards, C. 262; Eliott, capt.
G. H. 263; Elliot, rev. H. 245; Elson,
mrs. 271; England, R. 188; Evans,
Ruth, 221; Evans, rev. R. 279; Evans,
rev. G. A. 271; Ewart, mrs. 202
Fair, capt. r. n. 204; Fane, rear-
adm. 228; Fane, mrs. 271; Farrant,
sir G. 289; Favenc, G. 271; Felix,
capt. r. n. 265; Fell, rev. R. 272;
Fenn, N. 271; Fernie, W. A. and T.
207; Fisher, capt. r. n. 265; Fitzge-
rald, vice-adm. sir R. L. 196; Fitzge-
rald, rev. A. 201; Fitzgibbon, It. 269;
Fleming, J. W. 254; Foote, capt. r. n.
253; Forrest, capt. r. n. 268; Foster,
rev. H. 260; Foxton, rev. G. 253;
Frampton, lady H. 259; Freke, P. E.
269; French, dr. 278; Frewen, mrs.
212; Frome, rev. G. C. 290; Fry,
W. S. 265; Fryer, M. 216; Fryer,
rev. dr. 269
Gabb, rev. J. A. 255; Gattie, Hen.
282; Galwey, rear-adm. 260; Gam-
bier, sir J. 259; Gardener, rev. A. D.
205; Gardiner, rev. F. 290; Gardner,
rev. dr. 255; Garnett, rev. W. 240;
Geddes, A. 239; Gibbons, sir J. 228;
Giffard, lady C. 284; Gilbert, capt.
289; Gillespie, rev. T. 270; Glent-
worth, visc. 210; Gloucester, princess
Sophia Matilda of, 286; Glyn, lady,
289; Goddard, rev. E. 200; Goddard,
rev. R. 263; Goddard, W. 269; Good-
child, rev. W. T. 279; Goodman,
maj.-gen. 191; Gore, dean, 265; Go-
ring, sir C. F. 228; Gough, J. 257;
Gourdez, mrs. 271; Grafton, duke of,
271; Graham, rev. J. 192; Graham,
rev. J. 196; Graham, mrs. 260; Grant,
lady P. 201; Grant, J. R. 266; Gray,
R. H. 289; Green, rev. C. 280; Green-
well, maj.-gen. sir L. 281; Gregory,
D. F. 215; Grieve, W. 278; Griffith,
rev. R. C. 280; Grote, maj. 288;
Groves, J. 223
Hagarty, J. 263; Halbert, J. S.
213; Halford, sir H. 219; Hall, rev.
J. 280; Hall, archdeac. 206; Hamil-
ton, rev. C. 251; Harman, Jer. 206;
Harris, hon. S. M. 273; Harrison,
rev. T. B. 290; Hart, J. B. 288;
Haslam, dr. 254; Hastings, marq. of,
193; Hatchell, J. R. 194; Hatchell,
S. 194; Head, capt. r. n. 256; Heath-
cote, N. T. E. 231; Heathcote, W.
263; Heine, Solomon, 292; Heinroth,
dr. 258; Hellard, comm. 270; Heriot,
maj.-gen. 191; Hertzel, G. 259; Hey-
tesbury, lady, 276; Hewlett, rev. J.
251; Hibbert, W. 259; Hickes, col.
286; Higgins, col. sir S. 277; Hill,
rev. J. 198; Hill, rev. R. 280; Hobler,
Frs. 197; Hodgson, dean, 276; Hod-
son, mrs. 228; Hofland, mrs. 280;
Hole, comm. r. n. 268; Holland, F.
287; Holland, rev. J. 282; Hollis,
vice-adm. 249; Holt, F. L. 272;
Holyoake, capt. r. n. 287; Honey-
born, R. 271; Hope, prof. T. C. 246;
Hordern, H. 262; Horncastle, G.
277; Horseman, rev. J. 260, 262;
Hoskins, rev. dr. 253; Howells, J. 258;
Howes, rev. E. 228; Hunt, rev. L.
G. H. 261; Hunter, rev. R. 262;
Huntingfield, lord, 260; Hurst, rev.
T. T. 248; Hurwitz, Hyman, 254;
Huskisson, G. 206; Hutchinson, T.
229; Huttman, W. 275; Hyde, J.
283
Innes, lady, 265; Irby, rear-adm.
233; Irving, lt. E. M. 274
Johnson, Al. 240; Johnson, W. P.
271; Johnston, sir W. 194; Johnston,
lt.-gen. sir W. 198; Johnstone, maj.-
gen. 192; Jones, rev. R. 253; Jones,
rev. W. 270; Jones, rev. D. T. 278
Keane, lord, 263; Kellner, mrs.
234; Kendall, rev. N. 236; King,
lady, 196; King, col. C. 252; King-
ston, rev. G. 197; Kirby, rev. J. 278;
Knight, rev. J. 279; Kynnersley, T. S.
269
Lackington, G. 228; Lafant, rev. I.
277; Laffitte, Jacques, 244; Lambton,
R. J. 257; Lane, rev. T. 253; Law-
rence, rev. J. 246; Leathes, rev. E.
196; Lecale, lady, 239; Lee, J. 266;
Legge, hon. H. 232; Legge, hon. H.
288; Leicester, dow. cntss. 254; Les-
lie, count, 263; Lester, lieut. 261;
Lewis, hon. Maria, 201; Limerick,
earl of, 288; Lindsay, hon. H. 233;
Littledale, Jos. 256; Lloyd, sir J. M.
277: Lloyd, J. 283; Lock, sir J. 196;
Logal, col. 267; Loggin, W. C. 256;
Lonsdale, earl of, 224; Lord, S. H.
280; Lotherington, T. 287; Loveday,
lieut.-gen. 191; Lovell, rev. T. 277;
Lowe, lieut.-gen. sir Hudson, 193;
Lowther, sir J. 240; Lyall, B. and A.
E. 206; Lyon, hon. C. B. 274; Luke,
rev. R. 244
Maber, rev. G. M. 193; M'Knight,
267; M'Laine, M. 263; Macleod,
capt. R. 271; Macleod, lady H. A.
262; M Mahon, mrs. 219; McPherson,
maj. 286; Malcolmson, J. G. 226;
Manby, rev. J. 208; Manesty, rev. C.
281; Manning, capt. 275; Marlbo-
rough, duchess of, 277; Martin, J.
253; Martin, J. 259; Massingberd, A.
L. 271; Massy, hon. mrs. 205; Ma-
hew, B. B. 284; Matthew, rev. C.
246; Maxwell, sir J. 257; Maxwell,
sir P. H. 265; May, E. 284; Maynard,
F. 292; Mayow, P. W. 292; Mazzin-
ghi, count, 194; Meade, rev. R. 259;
Menzies, sir N. 263; Merivale, J. H.
234; Michell, gen. J. 236; Mid-
dleton, rev. H. 200; Mildmay, miss L.
262; Miles, comm. 248; Milford, mrs.
205; Milward, R. 262; Mitchell, J.
267; Moore, rev. H. 236; Moore, rev.
W. 280; Morgan, B. 259; Morley,
mrs. 207; Mortimer, rev. G. 259;
Mostyn, C. B. 271; Mountnorris,
earl of, 255; Moyse, T. 283; Mules,
rev. C. 286; Murray, rev. C. 291;
Murray, J. E. 211; Musgrave, J. 245
Neave, W. A: 278; Nedham, maj.-
gen. 207; Nesbitt, maj.-gen. 290; Ne-
ville, capt. 268; Newport, maj. 262;
Nicholas, comm. r. n. 253; Nicholl,
Iltid, 287; Nicholls, rev. D. 205; Ni-
cholson, mrs. 206; Nicholson, Fr. 217;
Norreys, R. J. J. 288; Nugent, adm.
sir C. E. 192
Oakley, lady, 196; O'Ferral, S. A.
266; O'Hara, H. 252; O'Hanlon,
H. M. 249; Oldenburgh, grand-du-
chess of, 201; Oliver, rev. S. 240;
Onslow, rev. G. W. 208; O'Reilly,
col. 217; Ord, rev. T. C. 276; Ouse-
ley, rt. hon. sir G. 283; Overbury, J.
276; Overs, J. 273; Owen, mrs. 268
Parker, lady Hyde, 227; Parsons,
rev. H. J. 259; Parsons, lady E. 288;
Parsons, rev. J. 258; Paynter, S. 258;
Peale, E. 272; Pechell, lady Brooke,
269; Peirse, W. C. 289; Pelly, rev.
F. 252; Penn, Granville, 272; Pe-
noyre, rev. T. L. S. 193; Penrice, J.
281; Perring, J. P. 254; Pether, S.
224; Peyton, J. J. W. 261; Philips,
R. 222; Philipps, R. M. 263; Phi-
lipps, E. 276; Phipps, dr. 239; Pick-
ering, miss E. 190; Pigott, sir G. 245;
Pitt, dr. 270; Pitts, J. 233; Place, L.
289; Plunkett, W. 257; Portland,
duchess of, 236; Powell, rev. W. 193;
Powell, rev. J. 233; Powerscourt,
visc. 261; Powys, hon. E. 269; Pratt,
rev. J. 277; Preston, rev. S. 200;
Preston, dean, 279; Priestley, J. 216;
Pritchett, M. 269
Raeburn, mrs. 236; Rennell, rev. G.
279; Reynolds, T. 292; Rigden, J.
256; Roberts, miss, 217; Roberts, rev.
W. 270; Roberts, rev. E. 282; Rodes,
rev. C. H. R. 213; Rogers, rev. T. E.
271; Rokeby, L. 253; Rolleston,
mrs. 221; Rookes, R. 260; Ross, mr.
271; Ross, mrs. 283; Rossmore, lady
263; Rothwell, W. 259; Russell, hon.
Car. 229; Ruthven, G. 229
Samuda, J. 282; Sanders, rev. C.
285; Sansome, Thos. 267; Sargon,
G. 292; Saunders, D. 283; Saye and
Sele, lord, 282; Scholefield, J. 252;
Scott, maj.-gen. 256; Scott, lady A. E.
261; Scott, Js. 271; Sculthorpe, J.
207; Senhouse, rev. J. L. 268; Shad-
well, W. L. 271; Sharp, Granville,
262; Sharpe, W. H. 277; Sheep-
shanks, archd. 289; Shelley, sir T.
234; Siddons, mrs. H. 278; Sidmouth,
visc. 208; Sidney, R. C. 221; Sim-
son, It.-col. 230; Sitwell, rev. W.250;
Skerret, lt.-col. 267; Slingsby, rev.
H. J. 236; Smith, capt. r. n. 271;
Smith, E. B. 280; Smith, rev. F. 283;
Smith, rev. A. 289; Smith, lady Anne
C. 289; Somes, J. 204; Spain, donna
Carlotta, infante of, 202; Speirs, A.
275; Spencer, M. 276; Spry, rev. W.
265; Spry, capt. 286; St. Aubyn,
rev. J. M. 200; St. John, hon. C. R.
197; St. John, capt. 283; St. John,
gen. 283; Standly, H. P. 239; Stan-
hope, W. S. 267; Stephenson, rev. G.
200; Stewart, W. T. 288; Stiglmayer,
J. B. 223; Stopford, hon. and rev.
R. B. 288; Stuart, E. 270; Stubbs,
It.-gen. sir T. W. 235; Sugden, F.
270; Survilliers, count de (Joseph
Bonaparte), 257; Sutton, rev. T. M.
278; Sweden, king of, 218; Swiney,
dr. G. 197; Syer, rev. B. B. 232;
Symes, B. A. 263
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