PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETORS, AND PUBLISHED BY
ROBERT HEWARD, AT THE OFFICE OF THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
2, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND.

CONTENTS

OF

No. XXIII.

ART. I. THE POETICAL WORKS OF S. T. COLERIDGE, ESQ.

II. THAMES WATER QUESTION

1. A Letter to the Lord Mayor of London, &c. &c., re-

specting the West London Gas Company, by William

Matthews, &c. &c., to which are added a Postscript

on the Inquiry concerning the Water Companies, and

also the Report of the City Surveyor on the Petition

of the British Gas Light Company.

2. The Water Question. Memoir addressed to the Com-

missions, approved by his Majesty in pursuance of the

addresses of both Houses of Parliament, to inquire

into the state of the Supply of Water to the Metropo-

lis. By John Wright.

- III. THE HISTORY AND DOCTRINE OF BUDDHISM, popularly il-

lustrated; with notices of the Kappooism, or Demon Wor-

ship, and of the Bali, or Planetary Incantations of Ceylon.

By Edward Upham, M. R. A. S.

IV. PROVINCIAL, SCOTCH, AND IRISH NEWSPAPER PRESS

V. FOREST SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN THE WILDS OF NORTH

AMERICA; being a Diary of a Winter's Route from Hali-

fax to the Canadas, and during four months residence in

the Woods on the Borders of Lakes Huron and Simcoe.

By George Head, Esq.

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VI. THE FURTHER DIVISION OF LABOUR IN CIVIL LIFE PRO-

POSED. By William Wickens

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1. The Speech of Michael T. Sadler, Esq. M. P. on the

State and Prospects of the Country; delivered by him

at Whitby, on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1829, at a Public

Dinner given to him by the Merchants, Ship-owners,

and Ship-builders, of that place.