Secretary to Sir Garnet Wolseley,
218.

Narrative of the Ashanti campaign
by, 352-appointment of, to Natal,
354-articles by, in Maga,' 356, 361
-contributions of, to the daily press,
357 et seq.-friendship of, with Sir
Edwin Arnold, 361-appointment of,
to Cyprus, 362-in Zululand, 364-
becomes Private Secretary to Lord
Lytton, Viceroy of India, 365 et seq.

Appointment of, as Military
Attaché in Paris, 483-recollections
of M. de Lesseps by, 486-meetings
of, with Marshal Canrobert, 488 et
seq.-sending of, by Government, to
Ireland, 491-tour of, in Spain and
Morocco, 494-joins Lord Wolseley's
staff in Egypt, 498-appointment of,
as Head of the Intelligence Depart-
ment, 504.

Letter from, regarding story of
M. de Blowitz as to the marriage of
Comte Ferdinand de Lesseps, 886.
BREACHING THE BUREAUCRACY, 595.
British Navy, the, relegation of, to coast
defence, 143 et seq.-true design of,
150-relative weakness of, 280-the
necessities of, for efficiency, 281 et
seq.-neglect of, by the Government,
753 et seq.

'British Tar in Fact and Fiction, the,'
by Charles Napier Robinson, R.N.,
notice of, 537 et seq.
Broquant, Jacques, adventures of, as a
corsair, 120-imprisonment and escape
of, 121 et seq.

Budget, the, of Mr Lloyd-George, moral
aspect of, 882.

BUREAUCRACY, BREACHING the, 595.
BUSH, A FIGHT IN THE, 546.
Business men, Lord Curzon's plan for
the university training of, 877.
Bute, third Earl of, life of the, in re-
tirement, 554 et seq.

Butler, Samuel, the "Characters" of,
768.

Calcutta, a CATERAN IN, 171.
Cameron Highlanders, history of the
regiment of, 443 et seq.

Carr, Robert, meeting of Sir Thomas
Overbury with, 192-life of, at the
Court of James I., 193 et seq.-be-
comes Viscount Rochester, 197-in-
trigues of Lady Essex with, 198 et
seq.-resolve of, to ruin Sir Thomas
Overbury, 201 et seq.-becomes Earl
of Somerset, 386-marriage of, to
Lady Essex, ib. trial of, for the
murder of Sir Thomas Overbury, 389
-fate of, 390 et seq.
CATERAN IN CALCUTTA, A, 171.
Chalmers, Rev. Dr Thomas, the Christian
Socialism of, 127-continuation of the
social aims of, 128 et seq.

-

-

Clerks of the House of Commons, the,
history of, 322 et seq.-the Assistants
of, 326 et seq.
incomes of, 329
et seq.
Clitumnus, the river, classic associations
and scenery of, 813 et seq.
Clonmel, Earl of, a novel revenge upon,
20 et seq.

COCKNEY BOUNDER, THE, 520.

Colenso, Bishop, reminiscences of, 354.
COMPANY OF THE MARJOLAINE, THE,
151.

Compulsory training, benefits of, 277
et seq.

"Confederacy, the," examination of the

magazine article entitled, 347 et seq.
CONSTANTINOPLE, DIARY OF RECENT
EVENTS IN, 863.

Coquelin, Constance, merits of, as an
actor, 438-contrast between Sir
Henry Irving and, 439 et seq..
characters sustained by, 441 et seq.
'Corsaires, Les,' by Henri Malo, notice
of, 117.

COUP D'ÉTAT IN TURKEY, THE, 742.
CRABBE, 78.

Crabbe, George, characteristics of the
poetry of, 79 et seq., 88 et seq.-studies
of crime by, 83-tales in verse by, 84
et seq.-the versification of, 90.
Crichton, James ("the Admirable "),
parentage and youthful accomplish-
ments of, 691 et seq. -achievements
of, at Paris, 693 et seq.-straits of, in
Genoa and Venice, 695 et seq.-dis-
putations of, at Padua, 698-combats
of, at Mantua, 699-the murder of,
701-learning of, 702-writings of,
704.-

CRICHTON, THE ADMIRABLE, 691.
Croker, John Wilson, Lord Macaulay's
hatred of, 233 et seq.

Curzon, Lord, scheme of, for the reform
of Oxford University, 873 et seq.
CUVÉE RESERVÉE; OR, THE WIDOW'S
CRUSE, 49.

Damascus, a journey from, to Medina,
by the Hedjaz Railway, 219 et seq.
"Danvers and Rayner," Crabbe's tale
in verse of, 86.

DAY IN A GAME RESERVE, A, 770.
Deas, Lord, characteristics of, as a
judge, 511 et seq.

Democracy, the dangers of, 141.
DIARY OF RECENT EVENTS IN CON-
STANTINOPLE, 863.

Dilwarra, the Jain temple of, a visit to,
309 et seq.

DOG, WHEN DOG EATS, 418.
DOMINATING ISSUE, THE, 449.
Dunand, Charles, the privateering feats
of, 123.

FLEET, OUR MANACLED, 143.
Fourmentin, Jacques-Oudart ("Baron
Bucaille"), exploits of, as a corsair,
123-engagement of, by Napoleon, for
a descent on England, 124.
Free Trade, unsound reasoning in support
of, 459 et seq.-prosperity of Britain
not due to, 463 et seq.-injury to
Britain by, 465 et seq.

FROM SHAM TO THE CITIES OF SALIH,
219.

GAME RESERVE, A DAY IN A, 770.
German navy, the, rapid expansion of,
145, 149-menace to England of, 146,
148 et seq., 738 et seq.

the new

Germany, the contrast between France
and, 730 et seq.. rivalry between
Great Britain and, 736
warships of, 738 et seq.
GODS, THESE BE YOUR, Ō ISRAEL! 300.
Gokhale, Mr, note by, on Indian reform,
604.

Government, the, composition of the
majority of, 301 et seq.-loss of public
confidence in, 750 et seq.-destructive
legislation of, 753-neglect of the
Navy by, ib. et seq.

Grattan, Henry, duels fought by, 25-
attack upon, in the Irish Parliament,
26 et seq.

Greek, the compulsory teaching of, Lord
Curzon's opposition to, 878 et seq.
Hall, Joseph, the "Characters" of, 758
et seq.

Hastings, Warren, difficulties encoun-
tered by, as Governor-General of
Bengal, 710-duel between, and Philip
Francis, 712 et seq.-last public duty
of, in India, 718.

Hedjaz Railway, a journey by the, 219

et seq.

"Historical Records of the Queen's Own
Cameron Highlanders,' notice of, 443
et seq.

Home defence army, the need for a,
429 et seq.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, THE OFFICERS OF
THE, 321.

House of Lords, the campaign against
the, 449 et seq.

Howard, Frances, marriage of, to the
Earl of Essex, 197-attempts of, to
poison her husband, 198-the murder
of Sir Thomas Overbury resolved on
by, 200 et seq.-marriage of, to the
Earl of Somerset, 386-trial of, for
the murder of Sir Thomas Overbury,
389-fate of, 390 et seq.

IMPERIAL PORPHYRY QUARRIES OF THE
ROMANS, TO THE HILLS OF SMOKE
AND THE, 472.

Import duty, result of the imposition
of an, 468 et seq.

IN MEMORY OF SWINBURNE, 733.
INDIA, THE TANGLE IN, 286.
Indian Councils Bill, the, passing of,
595-reception of, in India, ib. et seq.
-popular election under, 597 et seq.
- power of councils under, 601-
omission of third clause in, 602.
INTERLUDES, POLITICAL: COMIC AND
OTHERWISE, 344.

Invasion of Britain, the possibility of,
435 et seq.

Ireland, Mr Birrell's attitude towards
crime in, 588.

Irish House of Commons, fights on the
floor of the, 19, 25 et seq.
IRISH LIFE, OLD: DUELS, 13.
ISSUE, THE DOMINATING, 449.
Jains, the Indian sect of the, 308 et seq.
'James Boswell' by W. Keith Leask,

notice of, 238.

Janina, a journey from Corfu to, 834 et
seq.-description of, 839 et seq.
JAUNT TO JANINA, A, 834.
Johnson, Dr Samuel, Boswell's intro-
duction to, 238-Lord Macaulay's
portrait of, 239-Boswell's devotion
to, 243 et seq.-tour to the Hebrides
of, 245 et seq.-last days of, 249 et
seq.-Boswell's biography of, 251.
Jonson, Ben, lines of, in praise of Sir
Thomas Overbury, 195- sending
of, on an embassy to the Countess of
Rutland, 199-Masque written by, in
honour of Lord and Lady Somerset,
386 et seq.

.

JUNE, THE NEW: XLVII. LII., 91-
LIII. - LXI., 252 — LXII. - LXXII (Con-
clusion), 392.

Labour Homes, organisation of, by the
Church of Scotland, 130.
LADY LOUISA STUART, 554.

Lang, Andrew, speech of, at the Literary
Fund dinner, 883 et seq.

LAW REPORTS, THE LITERARY Side of
THE, 506.

Leopards, a hunt for, in the Transvaal,
776 et seq.

'Les Disciplines de la France' by Paul
Adam, notice of, 730 et seq.
Lesseps, Comte Ferdinand de, Sir
Henry Brackenbury's recollections
of, 486-story of romantic marriage
of, 487-letter from Comte Mathieu
de Lesseps regarding marriage of,

886.
Lesseps, Comte Mathieu de, letter from,

as to his father's marriage, 886.
'Life of Sir John Ardagh' by Susan,
Countess of Malmesbury, notice of,
627 et seq.

LITERARY SIDE OF THE LAW REPORTS,
THE, 506.

Literature, speech of Andrew Lang on,
883 et seq.

LOSS OF A LUSTRUM, THE, 428.
Lytton, Lord, reminiscences of, 367.
Macaulay, Lord, attack on Croker's
edition of Boswell's 'Life of Johnson'
by, 233 et seq.

Mackenzie, Sir George, the early years
of, 370-the first book of, 371-be-
comes King's Advocate, 373-prose-
cution of the Covenanters by, 374 et
seq.-life of, at Oxford, 377.
"MACKENZIE, THE BLUIDY," 368.
MacMahon, Marshal, reminiscences of,
360.

Morley, Lord, proposals of, for the
government of India, 288 et seq.-
Haws in the scheme of, 295 et seq. —
enactments of the Indian Councils
Bill of, 595 et seq.
MOUNT ABU, 307.

MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON, THE, 61.
Mountains of the Moon, the, Ptolemy's

description of, 61-attempts to ex-
plore, ib.-the true discoverer of, 62
-solution of the riddle of, 63 et seq.
-description of the approach to, 65

et seq. accurate knowledge now
gained of, 68.

"Mr Balfour's Sum in Subtraction,"
examination of the magazine article
entitled, 344 et seq.

MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD: January,
133 - February, 276 — March, 438
April, 585-May, 723-June, 873.
Mynshull, Geoffrey, the Essayes and
Characters of a Prison and Prisoners'
of, 764 et seq.

Napoleon III., meeting of Sir Henry
Brackenbury with, at Chiselhurst, 212.
National army, need of a, for home de-
fence, 146 et seq.-duty of the people
as regards a, 276 et seq.
National Service League, scheme of the,
277, 281.

National Society for Aid to Sick and
Wounded in War, the, founding of,
29--work done by, during the Franco-
Prussian War, 30 et seq.

NAVAL DEFENCE BY PANIC, 735.
Neaves, Lord, judicial idiosyncrasies of,
515 et seq.

NEW JUNE, THE, XLVIL-LII, 91—LIII.-
LXI., 252-LXII.-LXXII. (Conclusion),

392.

Norfolk Commission, the, composition
of, 428-analysis of the Report of,
429 et seq.

NORTHERN NIGERIA, THE YEAR ROUND
IN, 645.

OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
THE, 321.

OLD IRISH LIFE DUELS, 13.
Ottoman Committee of Union and Pro-

gress, the, organisation and working
of, 5 et seq.-rapid success of, 6 et seq.,
742-reins of government assumed by,
10 et seq.-the forces arrayed against,
743 et seq.-dislocation of, 746 et seq.,
864-re-established confidence in, 864

et seq.

OUR MANACLED FLEET, 143.

OVERBURY, SIR THOMAS: I., 192—II.,
380.
Overbury, Sir Thomas, early career of,
192-doings of, at the Court of James
I., 193 et seq.-plot of Lady Essex
against the life of, 200 et seq.-con-
signment of, to the Tower, 202-
scheme for the poisoning of, 380-
occupations of, during his imprison-
ment, 381 et seq.-death of, 385-ar-
raignment of the murderers of, 387 et
seq.-the "Characters" of, 757 et seq.
OXFORD, PAST AND PRESENT, 181.
Oxford, the admission of working men
to, 133 et seq., 340 et seq., 728 et seq.,
876 et seq. Gibbon's indictment
against, 181 et seq. - the extended
curriculum at, 183-social changes
at, 186-the Tractarian movement at,
188-change in political opinions at,
189-university degrees for women at,
190, 883 et seq.-variety of national-
ities at, 335 the debating societies
of, 336-habits of the undergraduates
at, 338 et seq.-the Rhodes scholars

-

at, 343-Lord Curzon's scheme for the
reform of, 875 et seq.

OXFORD UNDERGRADUATE, PAST AND
PRESENT, THE, 335.
PAINTERS, THE Two, 107.
PALMER, SIR HUGH THE, 720.
PANIC, NAVAL DEFENCE BY, 735.
Paoli, General, Boswell's interview
with, at Corsica, 242.

Paris under the Commune, description
of, 207 et seq.

PARLIAMENTARY SITUATION, THE, 749.
PAST AND PRESENT, OXFORD, 181.
Pearse, Thomas Deane, parentage and
education of, 706-early services of,
in the Artillery, ib. et seq.-command
of the Bengal Artillery undertaken
by, 708 et seq.-share of, in the duel
between Warren Hastings and Philip
Francis, 711 et seq.-troops opposed
to Hyder Ali commanded by, 713 et
seq.-last days of, 718.

Petra, the rock structures of, 228 et seq.
POLITICAL INTERLUDES: COMIC AND
OTHERWISE, 344.

'Popular Government' by Sir Henry
Maine, notice of, 139 et seq.
Porphyry quarries of the Egyptian
Desert, a journey to the, 472 et seq.
-description of the, 478 et seq.
PRISONER OF WAR, THE, 821.
PRIVATE AFFAIRS, URGENT, 567.
Privateer, character and daring of the
old-time, 115-Woodes Rogers as a,
117-the French corsair or, ib. et seq.
Queen Victoria's Journal, publication of
extracts from, 585 et seq.
'Religious Stoic, the,' Sir George Mac-
kenzie's first book, teaching of, 371.
Rescue work, interest of the Church

of Scotland in, 130-need for united
action by the Churches in, 131 et seq.
RIVER-HEAD, A SACRED, 813.
Robertson, Lord, literary gifts of, 519.
Rochester, Viscount: see Carr, Robert.
Rogers, Woodes, privateering feats of,
117.

Rosebery, Lord, speech of, on the sub-

ject of Thrift, 284 et seq.

Royal Commission on the Militia and
Volunteers-see Norfolk Commission.
Royal Literary Fund dinner, speech of
Andrew Lang at the, 883 et seq.
Ruskin College, Oxford, insubordination
of the working-class students at the,
728 et seq.

Russo-Japanese conflict, far-reaching
results of the, 1, 4.
'Ruwenzori ; An Account of the Ex-
pedition of H.R. H. the Duke of the
Abruzzi,' notice of, 64 et seq.
Ruwenzori, Mount, the true discoverer
of, 62-subsequent explorers of, ib.

et seq.
SACRED RIVER-head, a, 813.

Sailor, the, universal type of, 536-
qualifications of, 537 et seq.-life of,
on shore, 542 et seq.

SALAMANDERS, WITH MY, 844.

SALIH, FROM SHAM TO THE Cities of,
219.

Santa Chiara, description of the town
of, 152-adventure at the Tre Croci
inn of, 153 et seq.

SCHWEINEHUND, 856.

Scott, Sir Walter, friendship of Lady
Louisa Stuart with, 560 et seq.
SEAMAN, THE, 536.
SEA-WOLVES, 115.

Servia, the political position of, 579—
the national sentiment in, 580 et seq.
-submission of, to the Powers, 583.
Sevastopol, present-day aspect of, 74.
Sinclair, Sir John, Parliamentary efforts
of, 658-friendship of, with Arthur
Young, 659 et seq. Presidency of
first Board of Agriculture assumed
by, 661-scheme of, for a Statistical
Account of England, 662-the 'Statis-
tical Account of Scotland' compiled
by, 665 et seq.-the treatise of, on
Health, 668 et seq.

'Sir George Mackenzie: His Life and
Times,' by Andrew Lang, notice of,
368 et seq.

SIR HUGH THE PALMER, 720.
SIR JOHN ARDAGH, 627.

SIR JOHN SINCLAIR AND ARTHUR
YOUNG, 658.

SIR THOMAS OVERBURY: I., 192-II.,
380.

SITUATION, THE PARLIAMENTARY, 749.
SOCIAL PROBLEMS, THE CHURCH AND,
126.

Socialism, the problem of, undertaken
by the Church, 128 et seq.

SOME MEMORIES OF MY SPARE TIME,
1856-1885: III., 29-IV., 203–V.,
351-VI., 483.

Somerset, Earl of: see Carr, Robert.
Somerset, Lady: see Howard, Frances.
Stanley, Mount, the ascent of, 67.
'Statistical Account of Scotland, the,'
compilation of, 665-some curiosities
of, 666 et seq.

STORY OF THE YOUNG TURKS, THE, 1.
STUART,"LADY LOUISA, 554.
Stuart, Lady Louisa, early life of, 554
et seq.-the household of, 558 et seq.-
friendship of, with Sir Walter Scott,
560 et seq.-interest of, in Lockhart's
'Life of Sir Walter Scott,' 564 et seq.
SWINBURNE, IN MEMORY OF, 733.
"Tales of the Hall," the, by Crabbe,
description of, 85.

TANGLE IN INDIA, THE, 286.
Tate, Nahum, the "Characters"
764 and note.

of,

Territorial Forces, weakness of the, 589
et seq., 739.

Theophrastus, the "Characters" of,
758.

THESE BE YOUR Gods, O ISRAEL ! 300.
Thirty-six Commandments, the, for
regulating duels throughout Ireland,
15 et seq.

Thrift, Lord Rosebery's speech on the
subject of, 284 et seq.

TIFLIS TO CONSTANTINOPLE VIÁ THE
BLACK SEA PORTS, 70.
TURKEY, THE COUP D'ÉTAT IN, 742.
TURKISH ELECTION, AT A, 272.
Turkish Revolution, the, beginnings of,
3 et seq.-rapid success of, 6 et seq.,
742-attainment of the purpose of, 10
et seq.-the Mohammedan factor in,
743 et seq.-the second rising in, 744
et seq., 863 et seq.-quelling of the
mutiny in, 747 et seq., 869 et seq.
Two PAINTERS, THE, 107.
UNDERGRADUATE, THE OXFORD, PAST
AND PRESENT, 335.
UNEMPLOYMENT :
CURE, 459.

ITS CAUSE AND

Union between Great Britain and Ire-
land, moving the resolution for the,
in the Irish Parliament, 26 et seq.

University degrees for women, the
question of, 190, 883 et seq.
URGENT PRIVATE AFFAIRS, 567.
VENTURE, A WINTER, 671.
WAR, THE PRISONER of, 821
WHEN DOG EATS DOG, 418.
WIDOW'S CRUSE, CUVÉE RESERVÉE;
OR, THE, 49.
"William

Bailey," Crabbe's tragi.

comedy of, 87.

WINTER VENture, a, 671.
WITH MY SALAMANDERS, 844.
Working-classes, admission of the, to
Oxford, 133 et seq., 340 et seq., 728 et
seq., 876 et seq.

Working Men's College, Lord Curzon's
scheme for the founding of a, 877
et seq.

WORTHY, AN ANGLO-INDIAN, 706.
YEAR ROUND IN NORTHERN NIGERIA,
THE, 645.

Young, Arthur, friendship of Sir John
Sinclair with, 659 et seq.-appoint-
ment of, as Secretary of first Board
of Agriculture, 661 — latter years
of, 665.

YOUNG TURKS, THE STORY Of the, 1,