S.

Saws, circular, their wonderful powers

Self-knowledge, neglect of

Secondary causes, their general nature

Senses, animal, their limited powers

Shoe-making machinery, account of

Show, policy of, among princes

Shropshire girls, their industry and beauty

Slavery, its protean shapes

Sloane, Sir Hans, his statue--tomb

Smoke, improperly emitted

---- of London, its remarkable phenomena

---- ----, plans for consuming

Soldiery, their specious character

Society, state of, in England

Soldiers, why and for what they are killed and wounded

Soldier, who had lost both arms

Spontaneous combustion, productive of superstition

Spencer, Lord, his park

Space, whether eternal

Stage-coach horses, mismanagement of

Standard of truth defined

Sterility of ancient countries, cause of

Statesmen, their mistaken policy

St. James's palace, its ruined state

St. Paul's Cathedral

St. Lawrence, the, its probable fate

Surfaces, the residence of electric power

Surrey, its disgraceful wastes

Supernatural appearances, referred to their causes

Survivors in regiments, their small numbers

Subjects for painters

Superstition, instances of

----, its origin and progress

Symmachus, his bigotry

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