Barber, Alderman, his tomb and merit
Battersea-bridge, reflections on its toll
Ballot, choice by, its pernicious effect and erroneous principle
Bakewell, Mr. his mode of riding
Barnes Poor-house, libel on political economy
---- Common, its geological phenomena
---- Church-yard, reflections on
Bastile Palace, at Kew
Beggars, their habits and gains
Bee-hive, its buzz that of a distant town
Besborough, Lord, his seal
Bells, abuse of them
Blenkinsop's steam-engine, its convenient powers
Black balls, a majority of, how produced
Blair's Universal Preceptor, its merits
Box-trees, ancient ones
Botanic Garden, at Chelsea
Bolingbroke, Lord, his house at Battersea
----, recollections of
Book-clubs, a test of intellectual improvement
Book of Nature, described
British society, its radical diseases
Brunell, Mr. his workshops
Bramah, Mr. his ingenuity
Britain, mistress of imperial Rome
Buckingham House, notice of
Burke, his bigotry
Burial fees, account of