Friday, Napoleon I.’s superstitions as to, [84]
Frotté, Vicomte de, a brave French royalist, [98]
Fulham and its market gardens, [310]-[311]
Fuller, Dr., and the crinoline, [156];
family, source of its wealth, [281]-[282]
Furniture supports, a curious set of, [221]
Gambling, [299]
Gardening, a letter on, from Cobden, [240]-[242];
modern books on, [244];
old gardens of friendship, lines on, by Lord Sherbrooke, [244]-[245]