Brock, or badger, 72.
Brown, Dr John, "Rab" and "Our Dogs," 78.
Browning, Mrs Elizabeth Barrett, lines on her dog Flush, 89-93.
Browning's, Robert, description of rats, 199.
Bull, an Irish, 304.
Bull, Rev. Wm., Newton, and Toplady, anecdote of, 312.
Bull-baiting at Olney, 313; Windham on, 314.
Bull-ring, Philip IV. in, 310.
Bullock and Dr Adam Clarke, 305, 306.
Burke, Edmund, question when interrupted, 149; anecdote of his humanity, 257, 258.
Burns' "Twa Dogs," 81, 82; the field-mouse, 206-208.
Bush-pig, 148.
Bussapa, the tiger-slayer, 162-164.
Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell, Bart., and his dog Speaker, 93, 94.
Byron on his dog, 79; on Boatswain, a Newfoundland dog, 94, 95; pets, 26, 27; bear at Cambridge, 59.
"Calamity," a horse of Sydney Smith's, 272.
Calf, a great, 304.
Calves and kine, 304.
Camel, Captain Wm. Peel on, 287-289.
Campbell, Colonel, account of Bussapa and the tiger, 162-164.
Canova's sculptured lions and the child, 171-173.
Carnac and the she-goat, 299.
Cats, 149-161.
Cat's letter, by Montgomery, 156.
Cattle of Sydney Smith, and their universal scratcher, 311.
Chalmers, Dr, and the guinea-pig, 223, 224.
Cheiroptera, the order which contains the bats, 38, 39.
Children and horses cannot explain their complaints, 269.
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