THE
Knickerbocker,

A.

An Epitaph. By James Aldrich, Esq., 44

A Contrasted Picture, 60

A Night on Lake Erie, By Peter Von Geist, 241

A New Version of an Old Fable, 244

An Old Man's Reminiscence, 298

A Dream of Childhood. By Mrs. J. Webb, 342

Anecdote of a Bottle of Wine. By John Waters, 343

Anacreontic. From the Irish, 360

An Evening Hymn. By Miss H. J. Woodman, 402

An Aspiration: 'This, to Thee, Lucy,' 466

Abbottsford Edition of the Waverley Novels, 479

A Lover's Recollections, 575


B.

Byzantium. By the 'American Opium-Eater,' 516


C.

Ca et La. By the Flaneur, 45, 143, 261

Commentary on Proverbs. By 'Polygon,' 119

Classical Studies: Ancient Literature, etc., 174

Change for the American Notes, 267

Chronicles of the Past. By an American Antiquary, 291, 428


D.

Donna Florida. By W. G. Simms, Esq., 265

Death, or Medorus' Dream. By Robert Tyler, Esq., 375


E.

Editor's Table, 69, 176, 270, 378, 480, 587

Early Writings of the late R. C. Sands, 69, 176

Epigram from the Greek of Plato, 259

Exercises at the Albany Female Academy, 377

Elements of a Religious Character. By Rev. George E. Ellis, 440


F.

Forget-Me-Not. By F. G. Halleck, Esq., 48

Forest Walks in the West, 222

Fiorello's Fiddle-Stick, or the Musical Amateur, 329


G.

Gossip from an American Lady in Paris, 76

Gossip with Readers and Correspondents, 81, 182, 280, 384, 492, 592

Greek Epitaphs and Inscriptions, By H. C. Lea, Esq., 97

Great-Britain and America. Thoughts at Niagara, 194

Green Spots in the City. By Mrs. M. E. Hewitt, 341

Gleanings from the German. By William Pitt Palmer, Esq., 347

George Washington, the Father of his Country, 445

Grave Thoughts on Punch. By John Waters, 467


H.

Harp of the Vale: a Collection of Poems, 268

Hope. From the German, 297

Her Name. From the French of Victor Hugo, 469

Heart Compensations, 567


I.

Impromptu on receiving a Rose-bud from a Lady, 142

International Copy-right. By 'Harry Franco,' 360

Imaginary Conversations. By Peter Von Geist, 530


J.

Jeffrey and Gifford vs. Shakspeare and Milton, 270


L.

Lines to Pleasure. From the German, 5

Literary Notices, 66, 168, 265, 580

Lays of my Home, and other Poems. By J. G. Whittier, 68

Lines to New-England. By E. B. Greene, Esq., 107

Lines to a Canary-Bird. By John Waters, 158

Lines on the Death of a Classmate, 346

Lines to Fitz-Greene Halleck, Esq., 364

Letters from New-York. By L. Maria Child, 372

Lines to October. By H. W. Rockwell, Esq., 421

Lines to a Fayre Personne, etc. By John Waters, 452

Lines to a Humming-Bird. By H. W. Rockwell, Esq., 472

Life and Times of the late William Abbott, Esq., 480, 590


M.

Mohawk: a Cluster of Sonnets, 25, 197

Memorials: a Fragment, 65

Memoir of the Croton Aqueduct, 67

Miseries of Human Life, 79

Mens Conscia Recti: a Tale of Idleberg, 108

Meadow-Farm: a Tale of Association, 159, 228

Mrs. Ellis's 'Poetry of Life,' 181

Memoirs of Count Rostoptchin: Written in Ten Minutes, 357

Manifestation of Mind in Animals, 414, 507

Memoirs of the Court of England, 487


N.

No'th-East by East. By G. W. Mansfield, 146

New-York City and State in the Olden Time, 371

Nature's Monitions: a