Conary, by Sir Samuel Ferguson, III. 362.
Conciliation with America, by Burke, II.
544, 545.
Concordance

of Histories, by Robert
Fabyan, I. 105.

Condé, Life of, by Stanhope, III. 374.
Condensed Novels, by Bret Harte, III. 824,

825.

Conduct of the Understanding, by Locke,
II. 18.

Confessio Amantis, of John Gower, I. 35, 74.
Confessions of a Fanatic, III. 292.

Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit, by Cole-
ridge, III. 62, 63, 71.

Confessions of an Opium-Eater, by De
Quincey, III. 93.

Confessions of a Thug, by Meadows Taylor,
III. 415.

Conflict, by Miss Braddon, III. 692.
CONGREVE, WILLIAM, II. 82; Life of, by
Edmund Gosse, III. 698.

Coningsby, by Beaconsfield, III. 437, 438.
CONINGTON, JOHN, III. 634.

Connaught, A Tour in, by Cæsar Otway,
III. 345.

CONNOR, RALPH (Charles William Gordon),
III. 725.

Conqueror, by Mrs Atherton, III. 830.

Conquest of Granada, by Dryden, I. 797,
806, 807, 814.

Conquest of Granada, by W. Irving, III.
742, 743.

Conquest of Syria, Persia, and Egypt, by
Simon Ockley, II. 211.

CONRAD, JOSEPH, III. 719.

Conscious Lovers, by Sir R. Steele, II. 229.
Consolation for Catholics, by Southwell, I.
337.

Consolations in Travel, by Sir Humphry
Davy, II. 761, 763.

Conspiracy of Pontiac, by Parkman, III. 815.
CONSTABLE, HENRY, I. 278.

Constitution of England, by Jean Louis
De Lolme, II. 541.

Constitution of Man, by Combe, III. 265.
Contarini Fleming, by Lord Beaconsfield,
III. 435.

Contemplation, by Richard Gifford, II. 441.
Contemporary Biography, by Bryce, III.
689.

Contemporary Thought and Thinkers, by
R H. Hutton, III. 632.

Content, Hymn to, by Mrs Barbauld, II.

583.

Contention of Ajax and Ulysses, by Shirley,
I. 487.

Convention of Cintra, by Wordsworth, III.
14, 17, 28.

Conversation, by Cowper, II. 603, 605.
Conversations with Lord Byron, by the
Countess of Blessington, III. 278.
Conversations with some of the Old Poets,
by J. R. Lowell, III. 798.
Convict Once, by J. B. Stephens, III. 729.
Convict Ship, by Clark Russell, III. 693.
CONWAY, MONCURE DANIEL, III. 831.
CONWAY, SIR WILLIAM MARTIN, III. 717.
COOK, ELIZA, III. 528.
COOKE, THOMAS, II. 290.

COOLIDGE, SUSAN (Sarah Chauncey Wool-
sey). III. 832.

COOPER, ANTHONY ASHLEY. See SHAFTES-
BURY, EARL. OF.

COOPER, JAMES FENIMORE, III. 747.

COOPER, THOMAS, III. 376.

Cooper's Hill, by Sir J. Denham, I. 639.

Copperhead, by Harold Frederic, III. 829.
Coral Island, by Ballantyne, III. 624.
CORBET, RICHARD, I. 456.
CORELLI, MARIE, III. 721.

Corinna's going a-Maying, by Herrick, I.

563.

Coriolanus, by Shakespeare, I. 371.
Corn, by Sidney Lanier, III. 825.

Corn-law Rhymes, by Ebenezer Elliott, III.
231, 233.

CORNWALL, BARRY (Bryan Waller Procter),
III. 227.

Cornwall, Footsteps of Former Men in, by
R. S. Hawker, III. 381.
Cornwall, Survey of, by R. Carew, I. 353.
Coronach, from The Lady of the Lake,
III. 37.

Coronation, On the, by Dryden, I. 792.
Corruptions of Christianity, by Priestley,

II. 540.

Corsica, by Boswell, II. 468, 469.
CORY, WILLIAM JOHNSON, III. 576.
CORYATE, THOMAS, I. 452; Coryat's
Crudities, I. 452.

COSTELLO, LOUISA STUART, III. 324.
COTES, MRS EVERARD, III. 725.

Cottagers of Glenburnie, by Elizabeth
Hamilton, II. 80S, 809.
COTTON, CHARLES, I. 731, 775.
COTTON, NATHANIEL, II. 532.
COTTON, SIR ROBERT BRUCE, I. 271.
Council of Trent, by J. A. Froude, III. 503.
Counsel of Perfection, by Mrs Harrison, III.
707.

Count Julian, by W. S. Landor, III. 141.
Counterblast against Tobacco, by James I.,
I. 506, 507.

Counterfeit Presentment, by W. D. Howells,
III. 826.

Country Contentments, by Gervase Mark-
ham, I. 398.

Country Doctor, by S. O. Jewett, III. 830.
Country Justice, by Dr John Langhorne,
II. 521

Country Parson, by Herbert, I. 496, 497.
Country Wife, by W. Wycherley, II. 65.
County Guy, by Scott, III. 33, 37.
Courage, brother! do not stumble, by
Norman Macleod, III. 397.
Courant, The Daily, II. 2, 12.

Course of Time, by Robert Pollok, II. 792-
794.

Court of Death, by John Gay, II. 174, 175.
COURTHOPE, WILLIAM JOHN, III. 686.
Courtship of Miles Standish, by Longfellow,
III. 767.

Courtyer, The, trans. by Sir Thomas Hoby,
I. 258.

COVERDALE, MILES, I. 131.
COWLEY, ABRAHAM, I. 642, 731, 732.
COWPER, WILLIAM, II. 601; III. 6.
Cowper, Letters of, II. 610-612.

Cowper, Life of, by William Hayley, II.

614.

Cowper's Grave, by E. B. Browning, III.
549, 559.

COXE, WILLIAM, II. 630.
CRABBE, GEORGE, II. 693.
CRADDOCK,

CHARLES EGBERT (Mary
Noailles Murfree), III. 830.
Cradle Song, by William Blake, II. 720.
CRAIG, JOHN, I. 230.

CRAIK, GEORGE LILLIE, III. 291.
CRAIK, GEORGIANA MARION, III. 291.
CRAIK, MRS (Dinah Maria Mulock), III.
536.

CRAIK, SIR HENRY, III. 715.

CRANCH, CHRISTOPHER PEARSE, III. 831.
CRANE, STEPHEN, III. 829.

Cranford, by Mrs Gaskell, III. 527.
CRANMER, THOMAS, Archbishop of Canter-
bury, I. 138.

CRASHAW, RICHARD, I. 676; Elegy on, by
Cowley, I. 644.

CRAWFORD. FRANCIS MARION, III. 828.
CRAWFORD, ISABELLA VALANCEY, III. 723.
CRAWFORD, ROBERT, II. 317.

Crazed Maiden's Song, by Crabbe, II. 699.
CREASY, SIR EDWARD SHEPHERD, III. 712.
Creation, by Sir R. Blackmore, II. 108, 109.
Creed, Exposition of, by Pearson, I. 623.
CREIGHTON, MANDELL, III. 689.

Creoles of Louisiana, by G. W. Cable, III.
826.

Crescent and the Cross, by Eliot War-
burton, III. 274.

Crimea, Invasion of the, by A. W. King-
lake, III. 421.

Criminal Law, by Sir A. Alison, III. 289.
Criminal Trials in Scotland, by J. H.
Burton, III. 398.

Criminals, Idiots, Women, and Minors, by
F. P. Cobbe, III. 537.

Cripps the Carrier, by R. D. Blackmore,
III. 622.

Crisis, The, by Thomas Paine, II. 559.
Crist, by Cynewulf, I. 13.

CRITCHETT, RICHARD CLAUDE, III. 715.
Critic, The, by Sheridan, II. 564, 565.
Critic, The Papers of a, by C. W. Dilke,
III. 259.

Critical Kit-Kats, by E. Gosse, III. 698.
Critical Miscellanies, by J. Morley, III.

688.

Critical Review, II. 13, 442.

Criticism, History of, by Saintsbury, III.

696.

CROCKETT, SAMUEL RUTHERFORD, III.
718.

CROKER, JOHN WILSON, III. 170.
CROKER, THOMAS CROFTON, III. 412.
CROLE, ROBERT. See CROWLEY.
CROLY, GEORGE, III. 171.
Cromarty, Traditional History of, by Hugh
Miller, III. 285.

Cromwell, Discourse concerning the Govern-
ment of, by Cowley, I. 648, 651.
Cromwell (Oliver), by J. Morley, III. 688.

Cromwell's Letters and Speeches, by Car-

lyle, III. 404, 405, 406.

Crook in the Lot, by Boston, II. 302.
Crookit Meg, by Sir J. Skelton, III. 635.
Cross of Snow, by Longfellow, III. 767, 768.
Crossing the Bar, by Tennyson, III. 547.
Crotchet Castle, by Thomas Love Peacock,
III. 150, 153-155.

CROWE, CATHERINE, III. 280.
CROWE, WILLIAM, II. 616.
CROWLEY, ROBERT, I. 150.

Crown of Wild Olive, by Ruskin, III. 571,
572, 575.

CROWNE, JOHN, II. 89.

Crowned Hyppolytus, by Madame Duciaux,
III. 706.

CROZIER, JOHN BEATTIE, III. 723, 724.
Cruise of the Betsy, by H Miller, III. 286,
Cruise of the Midge, by M. Scott, III. 254.
Cry of the Children, by E. B. Browning,
III. 550, 560.

Cuckoo, To the, by John Logan, II. 528,

529, 531.

Cuckoo and the Nightingale, by Sir Thomas
Clanvowe, I. 81.

CUDWORTH, RALPH, I. 670.

Culprit Fay, by J. R. Drake, III. 749.
Culture and Anarchy, by M. Arnold, III.
594, 599.

CUMBERLAND, RICHARD, II, 59, 561.
CUMMINS, MARIA SUSANNA, III. 824.
Cumnor Hall, by W. J. Mickle, II. 522, 523.
CUNNINGHAM, ALLAN, III. 303,

CUNNINGHAM, FRANCIS, III. 305.
CUNNINGHAM, JOHN, II. 455.

CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH DAVEY, III. 305.
CUNNINGHAM, PETER, III. 305.

CUNNINGHAM, SIR ALEXANDER, III. 305.
CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS MOUNSEY, III. 305,
Cup, The, by Tennyson, III. 542.
Curiosities of Literature, by Isaac D'Israeli,
II. 715.

Curiosities of Natural History, by Buck-
land, III. 590.

CURRAN, JOHN PHILPOT, II. 681.

CURRIE, LADY MARY MONTGOMERIE, III.

721.

Curse of Kehama, by Southey, III. 48, 49, 51.
Cursor Mundi, I. 46.

CURTIS, GEORge William, III. 781.
CURZON, LORD, III. 718.

Cushla-ma-chree, by J. F. Waller, III. 364.
Custom and Myth, by A. Lang, III. 694.
Cyclical Miracle-Plays, I. 47.
Cyclopædia, Knight's English, III. 266:
Lardner's, III. 266; Penny, III. 266; of
English Literature, I. preface, III. 744.
Cymbeline, by Shakespeare, I. 371.
CYNEWULF, I. 8, 12.

Cynthia's Revels, by Jonson, I. 404, 409.
Cypresse Grove, by Drummond, I. 510, 512.
Cyril Thornton, by T. Hamilton, III. 254.
Cyril's Success, by H. J. Byron. III. 637.

DACRE, LADY, II. 771.

Dæmonology, by James I., I. 506.

Daft Days, by R. Fergusson, II. 805, 806.
'Dagonet Ballads, by G. R. Sims, III. 696,
Daily Courant, II. 2, 12.

Dairdre, by Sir S. Ferguson, III. 362.
Daisy Miller, by Henry James, III. 827.
Daltons, by C. J. Lever, III, 359,
DAMPIER, WILLIAM, II. 103.

DANA, RICHARD HENRY, III. 749.
DANA, RICHARD HENRY, Jun., III. 749.
Dance of the Sevin Deidly Synnis, by
Dunbar, I. 197.

Danesbury House, by Mrs Henry Wood,
III. 520.

DANIEL, SAMUEL, I. 271, 339.
Daniel, in Exeter Book, I. 11, 12.
Daniel, Lectures on, by Edward Bouverie
Pusey, III. 337.

Daniel Deronda, by George Eliot, 111. 530.
Danites in the Sierras, by Miller, III. 825.
Dante, trans. by Henry Francis Cary, II.

756; by C. E. Norton, III. 822; by John
Carlyle, III. 402.

Dante and his Circle, by D. G. Rossetti,
III. 641.

Dante's Divina Commedia, trans. by Long-
fellow, III. 765, 768.

Daphnaïda, by Spenser, I. 296.
D'ARBLAY, MADAME (Fanny Burney), II.

586.

Darien, by Eliot Warburton, III. 274.
Dark Rosaleen, by J. C. Mangan, III.
358.

Darkness and Dawn, by Farrar, III. 661.
DARLEY, GEORGE, III. 235.
Darnley, by G. P. R. James, III. 327.
Dartmoor, by Noel T. Carrington, II. 760

DARWIN, CHArles Robert, III. 416; Life
of, by Grant Allen, III. 724.
DARWIN, ERASMUS, II. 572.

Darwinism, by A. R. Wallace, III. 614; by J.
Fiske, III. 825; by F. P. Cobbe, III. 537.
Darwinism and Language, by W. D. Whit-
nev, III. 821.

DASENT, SIR George WeBB, III. 499.
Data of Ethics, by Spencer, III. 588.
Daughter of Heth, by Wm. Black, III. 693.
D'AVENANT, SIR WILLIAM, I. 628, 729.
David, Song to, by Smart, II. 424-426.
David and Bethsabe, by Peele, I. 322.
David Copperfield, by Dickens, III. 465,
467, 473.

David Elginbrod, by George Macdonald,
III. 606.

David Grieve, by Mrs H. Ward, III. 706.
David Harum, by E. N. Westcott, III. 828.
David Simple, by Sarah Fielding, II. 417.
Davideis, The, by Cowley, I. 643, 644.
DAVIDSON, JOHN, III. 708.
DAVIES, JOHN, I. 396.

DAVIES, SIR JOHN, I. 394.

DAVIS, JOHN, I. 390.

Day of Doom, by Michael Wigglesworth,
III. 731.

Days and Hours, by F. Tennyson, III, 539.
De Clifford, by R. P. Ward, II. 754.
De Consolatione Philosophiæ of Boethius,
trans. by Elfred, I. 21; by Chaucer, I.
63, 82.

DE LOLME, JEAN LOUIS, II. 541.

De Montfort, by Joanna Baillie, II. 729,
732, 734.

DE QUINCEY, THOMAS, III. 92; book on,
by David Masson, III. 633.

De Religione Gentilium, by Lord Herbert,
I. 491.

De Tocqueville, Correspondence and Con-
versations with, by N. W. Senior, III. 343.
DE VERE, AUBREY, III. 581.

DE VERE, EDWARD, Earl of Oxford, I. 277.
De Vere, by R. P. Ward, II. 754.
De Veritate, by Lord Herbert, I. 491.
Deacon Brodie, by Henley and Stevenson,
III. 697, 701.

Dead Letter, by Austin Dobson, III. 691.
Dear Lady Disdain, by M'Carthy, III. 660.
Death of Lincoln, by Whitman, III. 807.
Death of the Flowers, by W. C. Bryant,
III. 750, 751.

Deathbed, by Thomas Hood, III. 140.
Death's Jest-book, by Beddoes, III. 237.
Declaration of Independence, III. 733.
Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, by
Gibbon, II. 550, 553-558.
Deephaven, by S. O. Jewett, III. 830.
Deerbrook, by Harriet Martineau, III. 388.
Defence of Guenevere, by W. Morris, III.
665, 667.

Defence of Poesie, by Sir P. Sidney, I. 289.
DEFOE, DANIEL, II. 5, 149; Lite of, by W.
Minto, III. 695.

Deistical Controversy, II. 121.
Deist's Bible, by M. Tindal, II. 162.
Dejection, an Ode, by Coleridge, III. 59, 66.
DEKKER, THOMAS, I. 422.

DELAND, MARGARET, III. 830.

Delicia Poetarum Scotorum, by Dr Arthur
Johnston, I. 519.

Democracy, by J. R. Lowell, III. 798, 799.
Democracy and Liberty, by Lecky, III. 684.
Democracy in Europe, by Sir T. E. May,
1II. 490.

Democratic Vistas, by Whitman, III. 805.
DENHAM, SIR JOHN, I. 639.
DENNIS, JOHN, II. 196.
DENT, J. C., III. 723.

Departmental Ditties. by Kipling, III. 710.
DERMODY, THOMAS, II. 759.
Dermot and the Earl, I. 34.

Descent into Hell, by J. A. Heraud, III. 268.
Descent into the Maelstrom, by E. A. Poe,
III. 785.

Descent of Man, by Darwin, III. 417, 418.
Descent of Odin, by Gray, II. 359, 361.
Descriptive Sketches, by Wordsworth, III.

13.

Deserted Village, by Goldsmith, II. 480,
484-486, 494.

Destiny, by Susan Edmondstone Ferrier,
III. 300.

Dethe of Blaunche the Duchesse, by
Chaucer. I. 61, 67.

Dethe of Pitee, by Chaucer, I. 61, 62, 68.
Devastation, by Ada Cambridge, III. 729.
Devil to Pay, by Charles Coffey, II. 338.
Devill's Inquest, by Dunbar, I. 198.
Devil's Dream on Mount Aksbeck, by
Thomas Aird, III. 312.
Dial, The, III. 754, 757, 760.

Dialogues on Sincerity, by R. Hurd, II. 428.
Diana, a Collection of Sonnets by Henry
Constable, I. 278.

Diana of the Crossways, by G. Meredith,
III. 658.

Diaries of a Lady of Quality, ed. by Abra-
ham Hayward, III. 327.

Diary, Evelyn's, I. 733, 765; Pepys's, I.
733, 770; Sewall's, III. 732.

Diary and Letters of Fanny Burney, II.
587, 590-593.

Diary by Lady Charlotte Bury, II. 772.
Diary of a Late Physician, by Samuel
Warren, III. 344.

DIBDIN, CHARLES, II. 708.
DICKENS, CHARLES, III. 464.

Dickens, C., Life of, by Forster, III. 474.
Dictes and Sayengis of the Philosophres,
printed by Caxton, I. 96.

Dictionary, General, by G. Sale, II. 388.
Dictionary, Johnson's, II. 457, 462.
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiqui-
ties, by Sir W. Smith, III. 479.
Dictionary of National Biography, III. 662,
709.

Dictionary of Slang, by Henley and Farmer,
III. 697.

Dictionary of the Bible, by John Brown,
II. 646.

Diderot and the Encyclopædists, by Morley,
III. 688.

Dies Iræ, Version of, by the Earl of Ros-
common, I. 778.

DIGBY, SIR KENELM, I. 579.
Digby Grand, by Whyte-Melville, III. 585.
DILKE, CHARLES WENTWORTH, III. 259.
DILKE, SIR CHARLES WENTWORTH, III. 714.
DILLON, WENTWORTH. See ROSCOMMON,

THE EARL OF.
Dipsychus, by A. H. Clough, III. 511, 512.
Directions to Servants, by Swift, II. 127.
Dirge, by Dunbar, I. 198; by H. King, I.

568.

Dirge of Owen Roe O'Neill, by Aubrey de
Vere, III. 582.

Discipline, by Mary Brunton. II. 772.
Discourse concerning the Government of

Oliver Cromwell, by Cowley, I. 648, 651.
Discourse on the Original and Progress of
Satire. by Dryden, I. 816.
Discourses on Government, by Algernon
Sidney, I. 716.

Discoveries, by Ben Jonson, I. 412.
Discovery of a New World, The, by John
Wilkins, I. 685.

Discovery of Beautiful Guiana, by Sir
Walter Raleigh, I. 305.

Dispensary, by Sir Samuel Garth, II. 109.
D'ISRAELI, ISAAC, II. 715.
Distracted State, by Tatham, I. 787.
Distressed Mother, by Philips, II. 239.
Diversions of Purley, by H. Tooke, II. 633.
Divine Dialogues, by Dr H. More, I. 611.
Divine Emblems, by Quarles, I. 566, 567.
Divine Legation of Moses, by Warburton,
II. 271.

Divine Tragedy, by Longfellow, III. 767.
Divine Weeks, trans. by Sylvester, I. 345.
DIXON, RICHARD WATSON, III. 713.
DIXON, WILLIAM HEPWORTH, III. 578.
DOBELL, SYDNEY THOMPSON, III. 603.
DOBSON, HENRY AUSTIN, III, 690.
Doctor, The, by Southey, III. 48, 50.
Dr Nikola, by Guy Boothby, III. 727.
Doctor Thorne, by A. Trollope, III. 487, 488.
DODD, DR WILLIAM, II. 456.
DODDRIDGE, PHILIP, II. 332.
DODGSON, CHARLES LUTWIDGE, III. 648.
DODSLEY, ROBERT, II. 301.
Dolly Dialogues, by A. H. Hawkins, III. 709.
Dolores, by A. C. Swinburne, III. 672.
Domain of Arnheim, by E. A. Poe. III. 784.
Dombey and Son, by Dickens, III, 465, 467,

471.

Domestic Annals of Scotland, by Robert
Chambers, III. 316.

Domestic Manners of the Americans, by
Frances Trollope, III. 276.

DOMETT, ALFRED, III. 726, 729.
Dominie's Legacy, The, by A. Picken,
III. 308.

Dominion of Dreams, by Fiona Macleod,
III. 707.

Don John of Austria, by Sir W. Stirling-
Maxwell, III. 499.

Don Juan, by Byron, III. 123, 127, 130,
133-135.

Don Quixote in England, by Fielding, II.
339, 342.

Don Sebastian, by Dryden, I. 796, 810.
Don Sebastian, by Miss Porter, II. 772.
Don Simonides, by B. Rich, 1. 238, 333.
DONNE, JOHN, I. 413.

Donne, Dr, Life of, by Izaak Walton, I. 613;
Life and Letters of, by Edmund Gosse,
III. 698.

Donovan Pasha, by Sir G. Parker, III. 726.
Doomswoman, by Mrs Atherton, III. 830.
DORAN, JOHN, III. 331.

Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde, III. 709.
Dorothy Forster, by Besant, III. 650.
DORSET, EARL OF (Charles Sackville), I. 781.
Dorset Dialect, Poems in the, by W. Barnes,
III. 412.

Double Dealer, by Congreve, II. 82, 85.
DOUCE, FRANCIS, II. 713.

DOUGALL, LILY, III. 723, 725.
DOUGHTY, ARTHUR, III. 723.
DOUGLAS, GAVIN, I. 166, 202.
DOUGLAS, JAMES, III. 720.

Douglas, by John Home, II. 453-455.
Dover Beach, by M. Arnold, III. 596.
DOWDEN, EDWARD, III. 689.
DOYLE, JOHN A., III. 714.

DOYLE, SIR ARTHUR CONAN, III. 709.
Dragon of Wantley, by O. Wister, III. 829.
DRAKE, JOSEPH RODMAN, III. 749.
Drama, Development of the Secular, I. 150.
Drama in the Eighteenth Century, II. 12.
Dramatic Lyrics and Romances, by R.
Browning, III. 553.

Dramatic Studies, by A. Webster, III. 692,
Dramatist, The, by F. Reynolds. II. 710.
DRAPER, JOHN WILLIAM, III. 822.
Drapier's Letters, by Jonathan Swift, II.
125, 127.

DRAYTON, MICHAEL, I. 341.

Dream Life, by Donald Grant Mitchell,
III. 818.

Dream of Gerontius, by J. H. Newman,
III. 338, 341.

Dream of John Ball, by W. Morris, III. 665.
Dream of the Rood, I. 15.

Dream-Children, by Lamb, III. 76.
Dream-Pedlary, by T. L. Beddoes, III. 237.
Dreamers of the Ghetto, by I. Zangwill, III.
709.

Dreams and Ghosts, Book of, by A. Lang,
III. 694.

Dred, by Mrs H. B. Stowe, III. 810.
Dreme, The, by Sir David Lyndsay, I. 205.
DRENNAN, WILLIAM, III. 344.
Drink, by Charles Reade, III. 483.
Drostan and Iseult, by F. Macleod, III. 707.
DRUMMOND, HENRY, III. 716.

DRUMMOND, WILLIAM, I. 510.
DRUMMOND, W. H., III. 725.

Drummond of Hawthornden, Life of, by
Masson, III. 633.

Drum-Taps, by Walt Whitman, III. 804.
Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys, by
Brathwaite, I. 488.

Drury Lane, A Tale of, by Horace Smith,
III. 162.

DRYDEN, JOHN, I. 730, 731, 732, 734, 791;
III. 3; by Saintsbury, III. 695; The Age
of, by Richard Garnett, III. 668.
Dryhthelm, The Story of, I. 169.
DU CHAILLU, PAUL BELLONI, III. 713.
DU MAURIER, GEORGE, III. 713.
Duchess of Malfi, by J. Webster, I. 426, 428.
DUCLAUX, MADAME, III. 706.
Duenna, by Sheridan, II. 564, 565.
DUFF, SIR MOUNTSTUART GRANT, III. 713.
DUFFERIN, LORD, III, 712.

DUFFERIN, THE COUNTESS OF, III. 385.
DUFFY, SIR CHARLES GAVAN, III. 583.
DUGDALE, SIR WILLIAM, 1. 590.
DUKE, RICHARD, II. 111.

DUNBAR, WILLIAM, I. 166, 191.

DUNCAN, SARA JEANNETTE (MIS Everard
Cotes), III. 725.

Dunciad, by Pope, 11. 179, 183, 190.
DUNLOP, JOHN, II. 808.

DUNLOP, JOHN COLIN, III. 219.

DUNNE, FINLEY PETER, III. 832.
DUNTON, JOHN, II. 112.

Durandarte and Belerma, by M. G. Lewis,
II. 751.

D'URFEY, THOMAS, I. 732, 782.

Dutch Courtezan, by John Marston, I. 462.
Dutch Republic, by J. L. Motley, III, 811,
812, 813.

Dutchman's Fireside, by J. K. Paulding,
III. 740.

Duty, Ode to, by Wordsworth, III. 13, 16, 24.
DWIGHT, TIMOTHY, III. 733.

Dyaloge Concernynge Heresyes, by Sir
Thomas More, I. 123.

DYCE, ALEXANDER, III. 324.
DYER, JOHN, II. 284.

DYER, SIR EDWARD, I. 274, 275.

Dying Christian to his Soul, by Pope, II. 191.
Dying Negro, by Thomas Day, II. 738.
DYKE, HENRY VAN, III. 832.

Dynasty of Theodosius, by T. Hodgkin, III.

661.

DYSON, EDWARD, III. 726.

EADMER OF CANTERBURY, I. 33.
Eagle's Nest, by John Ruskin, III. 571.
EALDHELM, I. 11, 16.
EARLE, JOHN, I. 577.

Early English Poets, by George Ellis, I.
30; II. 678.

Early English Romances, by Ellis, II. 678.
Early Scottish Fragments, I. 168.
Early Literary Criticis, I. 266.
Early Minor Scottish Poets, I. 208.

Early Primrose, To an, by H. Kirke White,
II. 723.

Earthly Paradise, by W. Morris, III. 665.
East Lynne, by Mrs Henry Wood, III. 520.
Eastern Life, by H. Martineau, III. 388.
EA TLAKE, LADY, III. 387.

Eastward Hoe, I. 373, 402.

Ebb-tide, by R. L. Stevenson, III. 701.
Ecce Homo, by Sir J. R. Seeley, III. 649.
Ecclesiastical History, by Bæda, I. 18, 169;
trans. by fred, I. 20.

Ecclesiastical History of Scotland, A. D. 80 to
818, by Thomas Innes, II. 302.
Ecclesiastical Institutions, by Spencer, III.
589.

Ecclesiastical Memorials, by John Strype,

II. 148.

Ecclesiastical Polity, by Hooker, I. 279–283.
ECHARD, LAURENCE, II. 209.

Echo, by Christina Rossetti, III. 647.
Echo, by Thomas Moore, III. 348.

Echo Sonnet, by Barnabe Barnes, I. 278.
Eckermanns Conversations with Goethe,
trans., II. 754.

Eclipse of Faith, by Henry Rogers, III. 374.
Eclogues, by Alexander Barclay, I. 118.
Eclogues of Virgil, trans, by Warton, II. 507.
Economy of Vegetation, by E. Darwin, II.
572, 574, 575, 576.

Eden Bower, by D. G. Rossetti, III. 643.
EDGEWORTH, MARIA, II. 735,

EDGEWORTH, RICHARD LOVELL, II. 734.
Edinburgh, by Sir A. Boswell, II. 830, 831.
Edinburgh, Notes on, by R. L. Stevenson,

III. 792.

Edinburgh, Old and New, by J. Grant, III.

578.

Edinburgh, Traditions of, by Robert Cham-
bers, III. 316.

Edinburgh Review, III. 86, 156, 158.
Edinburgh Sketches and Memories, by
Masson, III. 633.

Education, by Mandell Creighton, III. 689.
Education, Thoughts concerning, by Locke,

II. 18, 20; Tractate on, by Milton, I. 688,
706.

Edward, by Dr John Moore, II. 618.
Edward and Leonora, by Thomson, II. 321.
Edward I., by George Peele, I. 321.
Edward II., by Marlowe, I. 349, 351.
EDWARDS, AMELIA B., III. 720.

EDWARDS, JONATHAN, III. 731, 735.
EDWARDS, RICHARD, I. 264.

Edwin, by James Beattie, II. 526.

Edwin and Eltruda, by Helen Maria Wil-
liams, II. 600.

Edwin of Deira, by A. Smith, III. 694.
EGAN, PIERCE, III. 264.

EGAN, PIERCE, The Younger, III. 265.
EGERTON, FRANCIS (Earl of Ellesmere), II.
791.

EGERTON, GEORGE (Mrs Golding Bright),
III. 727, 730.

EGGLESTON, EDWARD, III. 821.
EGLINTON, SIR HUGH OF, I. 172.
Egoist, by George Meredith, III. 658, 659.
Egyptians. Ancient, by Sir John Gardner
Wilkinson, III. 321.

Egyptians, Modern, by Edward William
Lane, III. 327.

Eighteenth Century in English Literature,
II. 1.

Eighteenth Century Vignettes, by Austin
Dobson, III, 690.

Eikon Basilike, by Gauden, I. 587, 588.
Eikonoklastes, by Milton, I. 689,

Eileen Aroon, by Gerald Griffin, III. 357.
Eirenicon, by Dr Pusey, III. 337.

El Dorado, by Bayard Taylor, III. 818.
Eleanor, by Mrs Humphry Ward, 111. 706.
Election, The, by John Sterling, ÍII, 271.
Election, The, by Robert Fergusson, II. 806.
Electricity, Chemical Agencies of, by Sir H.
Davy, ÍI. 761.

Elegant Epistles, by V. Knox, II. 713.
Elegant Extracts, by V. Knox, II. 713.
Elegy on the Princess Margaret, I. 208;
on Crashaw, by Cowley 1. 644; on the
Death of a Mad Dog, by Goldsmith, II.
486; on an Unfortunate Lady, by Pope, II.
179, 182, 187; in a Country Churchyard,
by Gray, II. 11, 359, 365; III. 5; by
Campbell, II. 767; by M. Bruce, II. 528;
on the Death of Scots Music, by Fergus-
son, II. 805.

Elements of Criticism, by Kames, II. 389.
Eleonora, by Dryden, I. 796.

Elfrida, by William Mason, II. 426.
Elia, Essays by, III. 74, 76, 79.
Elidue, by W. C. Roscoe, III. 625.
ELIOT, GEORGE, III. 529
ELIZABETH, QUEEN, I. 249.

Elizabethan and Jacobean Literature, I. 235.
Elizabethan Seamen, by Froude, III. 503.
Elizabethan Song-Writers, I. 273.
Elizabethan Sonnet-Cycles, I. 256.
Ellangowan, by R. W. Chambers, III. 827.
ELLESMERE, EARL OF, II. 791.
ELLIOT, JEAN, II. 796.
ELLIOT, SIR GILBERT, II. 423.
ELLIOTT, EBENEZER, III. 231.
ELLIS, GEORGE, II. 670, 678.
ELLIS, SARAH, III. 388.
ELLWOOD, THOMAS, II. 55.

Eloisa and Abelard, by Pope, II. 179, 182,
186.

ELPHINSTONE, MOUNTSTUART, III. 366.
Elsie Venner, by O. W. Holmes, III. 788.
ELWIN, WHITWORTH, III. 490.
ELYOT, SIR THOMAS, I. 127.
Embargo, by W. C. Bryant, III. 750.
EMERSON, RALPH WALDO, III. 755; Life of,
by O. W. Holmes, III. 788.
Emigrants, by Thomas Pringle, II. 790.
Emigrants in the Bermudas, by Marvell, I.
712.

Eminent Statesmen, by Hayward, III. 327.
Emma, by Jane Austen, II. 774.

Emotions and the Will, by Bain, III. 497.
Empedocles on Etna, by M. Arnold, III. 591,
592, 596.

Emperor of the East, by Massinger, I. 464,
467.

Encyclopædia Britannica, II. 535; Cham-
bers's, III. 315. And see Cyclopædia.
Endeavours after the Christian Life, by
James Martineau, III. 392.
Endimion, by Lyly, I. 315.

Endymion, by John Keats, III. 99, 100, 102.
England, Expansion of, by Sir J. R. Seeley,
III. 649.

England, History of, by S. Daniel, I. 271;
by T. May, I. 582; by Milton, I. 690,
709; by Echard, II. 210; by Carte, II.
244; by Kennett, II. 244; by Mrs Macau-
lay, II. 419; by Smollett, II. 442; by
Turner, II. 639; by Lingard, II. 647; by
Hallam, III. 193; by Craik and Macfar-
lane, III. 291; by Macaulay, III. 367,
372; by Stanhope, III. 374; by Mrs Pen-
rose, III. 384; by May, III. 490; by
Froude, III. 502; by Stubbs, III. 629; by
Gardiner, III. 631; by Green, III. 652;
by Lecky, III. 684.

Englan, The Conquest of, by J. R. Green,
III. 653; The Making of, ÏIÏ. 653.
England and its People, First Impressions
ot, by Hugh Miller, III. 285.
England and Wales, Antiquities of, by
Francis Grose, II. 629.

England in the Age of Wycliffe, by G. M.
Trevelyan, III. 689.

England in Time of War, by S. T. Dobell,
III. 603, 604.

England my Mother, by W. Watson, III. 708.
England under Seven Administrations, by
A. W. Fonblanque, III. 267.
England's Helicon, I. 258, 276, 278.
Engle-land, The Oldest, I. 4.
English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, by
Byron, III. 120.

English Chronicle, I. 20, 26, 29.

English Constitution, by Bagehot, III. 630.
English Garden, by W. Mason, II. 426, 427.
English Gentleman, by Brathwaite, I. 483.
English Gentlewoman, by Brathwaite, I. 488.
English Girl, by Robert Chambers, III. 316.
English Humorists, by Thackeray, III. 459.

English in Ireland, by Froude, III. 502.
English Literature, by Stopford A. Brooke,
III. 662; by G. L. Craik, III. 291; by
Edmund Gosse, III. 698; by Minto, III.
695; by Saintsbury, III. 695.
English Literature before the Invasion of
Britain, I. 4.

English Literature in the Nineteenth Cen-
tury, III. 1.

English Literature in the Reign of Victoria,
by H. Morley, III. 633.

English Literature in the Reigns of the
German-born Georges, II. 319.

English Mail-Coach, by De Quincey, III. 97.
English Misrule and Irish Misdeeds, by A.
de Vere, III. 581.

English Note-Books, Hawthorne's, III. 778.
English Past and Present, by Trench, III.
393.

English People, History of the, by J. R.
Green, III. 652.

English Poetry, Beginning of, I. 4.

English Poetry, History of, by Thomas
Warto, II. 508–512.

English Poets, by W. Hazlitt, III. 80, 82;
by W. Minto, III. 695.

English Poets, Lives of the, by Johnson, II.
460, 463, 464.

English Prose, Beginning of I. 19.

English Prose Writers from 1380-1500, I. 81.
English Speech-craft, by Barnes, III. 412.
English Thought in the Eighteenth Century,
by Sir Leslie Step en, III. 662.
English Tongue, by Richard Carew, I. 353.
English Traits, by Emerson, III. 757, 759.
English Utilitarians, by Sir Leslie Stephen,
III. 662.

English Words, Select Glossary of, by
Trench, III. 393.

English Writers, by Henry Morley, III. 633.
Englishman, by Eliza Cook, III. 5:8.
Engraving, by Sidney Colvin, III. 695.
Enigmas of Life, by W. R. Greg, III. 400.
Ennui, by Maria Edgeworth, II. 735, 736.
Enoch Arden, by Tennyson, III. 542.
Entail, by John Galt, III. 297, 298.
Enterkin, by Dr John Brown, III. 452.
Enterlude of Hyckescorner, I. 151.
Envoy a Bukton, by Chaucer, I. 65, 66.
Eōthen, by A. W. Kinglake, III. 421.
Ephemerides. by Thomas Pringle, II. 789.
Epic of Hades, by Sir L. Morris, III. 662.
Epic of Women, by A. W. E. O'Shaugh-
nessy, III. 656.

Epicone, by Ben Jonson, I. 404, 409.
Epictetus, trans, by Mrs Carter, II. 417.
Epicurean, by Thomas Moore, III. 347.
Epigoniad, by William Wilkie, II. 441.
Epipsychidion, by Shelley, III. 111.
Episodes in a Life of Adventure, by L.
Oliphant, III. 636.

Epistle to the Countess of Cumberland, by
S. Daniel, I. 339.
Epistles, Pope's, II. 183.

Epistola Macaronica ad Fratrem, by Alex-

ander Geddes, II. 799, 801.

Epistolæ Ho-Eliana, by J. Howell, I. 573.
Epistolary Correspondence in the Eighteenth
Century, II. 10.

Epithalamion, by Spenser, I. 296, 302.
Epsom Wells, by T. Shadwell, II. 63.
Equality, by Edward Bellamy, III. 828.
Erasmus, Life of, by John Jortin, II. 301;
by J. A. Froude. III. 503, 504.
ERCILDOUNE, THOMAS OF, I. 43, 166.
Erechtheus, by Swinburne, III. 673, 674.
Erewhon, by Samuel Butler, III. 624.
Eros and Psyche, by R Bridges, II. 695.
Erris and Tyrawly, by C. Otway, III. 345.
Errors of Ecstasie, by Darley, III. 235, 236.
ERSKINE, LORD, II. 634.
ERSKINE, THOMAS, III. 265.
ESMOND, HENRY V., III. 720.
Esmond, by Thackeray, III. 458, 460–462.
Essay on Man, by Pope, II. 179, 187; on
Ancient and Modern Learning, by Sir
William Temple, I. 754; Evolution of the,
II. 3, 12; on Criticism, by Pope, II. 178,
180, 182, 188; of Dramatic Poesy, by
Dryden, I. 792, 796, 797, 813; for the
Press, an, by Asgill, II. 100; on Reason,
by Sir G. Mackenzie, I. 827; on Truth, by
James Beattie, II. 525.
Essays, Bacon's, I. 381, 383; Theological
and Literary, by R. H. Hutton, III. 632;
from the Quarterly, by James Hannay,
III. 632 on Fiction, by N. W. Senior, III.
343; on His Own Times, by Coleridge, III.
67, 68; on Happiness, by Sir G. Mac-
kenzie, I. 826; in Criticism, by M. Arnold,
III. 594, 595, 597, 598; in Verse and Prose,
by Cowley, I. 643, 648.

Essays and Reviews, III. 480.

Essays and Reviews, by Mandell Creighton,
III. 689.

Esther, by Wilfrid S. Blunt, III. 693.
Esther Waters, by George Moore, III. 709.
ETHEREGE, SIR GEORGE, II. 61.

Ethical Philosophy, Dissertation on, by Sir
J. Mackintosh, ÍI. 641.

Ethical Theory, Types of, by J. Martineau,
III. 392.

Ethics, The Science of, by Sir L. Stephen,
III. 662.

Ethwald, by Joanna Baillie, II. 734.
Etonian, III. 266, 379.

'Ettrick Shepherd,' III. 292.

Eugene Aram, by Hood, III. 137, 138; by
Lord Lytton, III. 332.

Euphranor, by E. FitzGerald. III. 424, 427.
Euphues, by Lyly, I. 235, 239, 313.

Europe, History of, by Alison, III. 288-290.
Europe, The Literature of, by H. Hallam,
III. 193, 195.

Europe during the Middle Ages, by Henry
Hailam, III. 193.

European Morals, History of, by Lecky, III.
684.

Evadne, by Richard Lalor Sheil, III. 351.
Evan Harrington, by G. Meredith, III. 658.
Evangeline, by Longfellow, III. 766, 769.
Eve of St Agnes, The, by Keats, III. 99,
101, 104.

Eve of St Mark, The, by Keats, III. 99, 102.
Evelina, by Fanny Burney, II. 586, 588–590.
EVELYN, JOHN, I. 733, 765.

Evelyn Hope, by Robert Browning. III. 562.
Evenen in the Village, by Barnes, III. 412.
Evenings with a Reviewer, by Spedding,
III. 397.

Evergreen, ed. by Ramsay, II. 313.

Every Man in his Humour, by Ben Jonson,
I. 402, 404, 406.

Every Man out of his Humour, by Ben
Jonson, I. 402, 404.

Every-day Book, by William Hone, II. 760.
Everyman, Moral Interlude, I. 151.

Evolution of the Idea of God, by Grant
Allen, III. 724.

Evolutionist at Large, by G. Allen. III. 724.
EWING, MRS JULIA HORATIA OKR, III.
720.

Examiner, edited by Leigh Hunt, III. 147.
Excursion, by Wordsworth, III. 11, 13; by
Ebenezer Elliott, III. 232.

Excursions in Criticism, by W. Watson, III.
708.

Exeter Book, I. 8, 11, 13.

Exile of Erin, by Campbell, II. 766.
Exile's Song, by Gilfillan, III. 311.
Existence of God, by A. H. Clough, III. 512.
Exodus, in Exeter Book, I. 11.
Expostulation and Reply, by Wordsworth,
III. 17.

FABER, FREDERICK WILLIAM, III. 482.
Fable for Critics, by J. R. Lowell, III. 798,
800.

Fable of the Bees, II. 201; Remarks on,
by William Law, II. 247.

Fables, by Dryden, I. 794, 796, 803; by
John Gay, II. 173, 175; by Nathaniel
Cotton, II. 532.

Fables and Tales, by Allan Ramsay, II.
313, 315.

Fables for the Female Sex, by Edward
Moore, II. 400.

FABYAN, ROBERT, I. 105.

Factory Folk during the Cotton Famine, by
Edwin Waugh, III. 492.

Faerie Queene, by Spenser, I. 293, 296, 299.
Fair God, by Lewis Wallace, III. 820.
Fair Hills of Ireland, by Sir S. Ferguson,
III. 363.

Fair is my Native Isle, by T. D. Sullivan,
III. 580.

Fair Maid of the Exchange, by T. Hey-
wood, I. 433.

Fair Penitent, by N. Rowe, II. 93, 94.
Fair Rosamund, by Michael Field, III. 706.
Fair Saxon, by Justin M'Carthy, III. 660.
FAIRBAIRN, ANDREW MARTIN, III. 714.
Fairchild Family, by Mrs Sherwood, III.

324.

Faire and Happy Milk-maid, by Sir T.
Overbury, I. 442.

FAIRFAX, FDWARD, I. 444.

Fairy Mythology, by Thomas Keightley,
III. 259.

Faith Doctor, by E. Eggleston, III. 821.
Faithful Shepherdess, by Fletcher, I. 474.
Faithfull Shepheard, by Sir Richard Fan-
shawe, I. 672.

FALCONER, WILLIAM, II. 498.

Falkner Lyle, by Mark Lemon, III. 399.
Fall of Nineveh, by E. Atherstone, III. 146.
False Delicacy, by Hugh Kelly, II. 571.
Familiar Letters, by J. Howell, I. 572, 573.
Family Legend, by Joanna Baillie, II. 729.
Fan, On a, by Austin Dobson, III. 690.
Fancy, by John Keats, III. 101, 103.
Fancy and Desire, by E. de Vere, I. 277.
FANE, VIOLET (Lady Mary Montgomerie
Currie), III. 721.

FANSHAWE, CATHERINE MARIA, II. 739.
FANSHAWE, LADY, I. 673.

FANSHAWE, SIR RICHARD, I. 672.
Fanshawe, by N. Hawthorne, III. 775, 776.
Far from the Madding Crowd, by Hardy,
III. 681.

Far Lochaber, by William Black, III. 693.
FARADAY, MICHAEL, III. 242.

Fardorougha the Miser, by W. Carleton,
III. 352.

Fare thee Well, by Lord Byron, III. 131.
Farewell Address, by George Washington,
III. 733, 738.

Farewell to Ayrshire, by R. Gall, II. 827.
Farewell to Folly, by Greene, I. 324, 327.
Farewell to the Fairies, by J. Corbet, I.
456, 457.

FARJEON, BENJAMIN LEOPOLD, III. 729.
FARMER, DR RICHARD, II. 629.

Farmer's Boy, by Bloomfield, II. 687.
Farmer's Calendar, by A. Young, II. 627.
Farmer's Ingle, by Robert Fergusson, II.
806, 807.

Farmer's Year, by Rider Haggard, III. 705.
FARQUHAR, GEORGE, II. 90.

FARRAR, FREDERIC WILLIAM, III. 661.
FARRELL, JOHN, III. 726.

Fatal Curiosity, by George Lillo, II. 277.
Fatal Sisters, by Gray, II. 359, 361.

Father and Daughter, by Mrs Opie, II. 598.
Father O'Flynn, by A. P. Graves, III. 696.
Father of the Forest, by W. Watson, III. 708.
Father Tom and the Pope, by Sir S. Fer-
guson, III. 362.

Father's Tragedy, by M. Field, III. 706.
Faust, trans. by Abraham Hayward, III.
327; by J. Stuart Blackie, III. 490; by
Bayard Taylor, III. 819.

Faustine, by A. C. Swinburne, III. 672.
Faustus, by Marlowe, I. 347.
FAWCETT, HENRY, III. 713; Life of, by Sir
Leslie Stephen, III. 662.
FAWCETT, MRS, III. 720.
FAWKES, FRANCIS, II. 421.

Feist for Wormes, by Quarles, I. 566, 567.
Feast of Bacchus, by R. Bridges, III. 695.
Feats on the Fiord, by Harriet Martineau,
III. 388.

Federal Government, History of, by E. A.
Freeman, III. 626.

Federalist, by Hamilton and Madison, III.
733.

Felix Holt, by George Eliot, III. 530.
Fellowship, by Lady Eastlake, III. 387.
FELLTHAM, OWEN, I. 578.
Felon's Dream, by G. Crabbe, II. 697.
Female Quixote, by C. Lennox, II. 417.
FENN, GEORGE MANVILLE, III. 713.
FENTON, ELIJAH, II. 199.

Ferdinand and Isabella, by Prescott. III.

761.

Ferdinand Count Fathom, by Smollett, II.
442, 444.

FERGUSON, ADAM, II. 430.
FERGUSON, SIR SAMUEL, III. 362.
FERGUSSON, ROBERT, II. 804.
Ferishtah's Fancies, by R. Browning, III.
556, 566.

Ferrex and Porrex, The Tragedie of, by
Nortone and Sackvyle, I. 157.
FERRIER, JAMES FREDERICK, III. 398.
FERRIER, SUSAN EDMONDSTONE, III. 200.
Festus, by Philip James Bailey, III. 507-510.
Feuerbach's Christianity,' trans. by George
Eliot, III. 529.

Fiction, Essays on, by N. W Senior, III. 343.
Fiction, History of, by Dunlop, II. 808;
III. 219.

Fidelia, by G. Wither, I. 499, 502.
FIELD, BARRON, III. 726.
FIELD, EUGENE, III. 828.
FIELD, MICHAEL, III. 796.
FIELD, NATHANIEL, I. 487.
FIELDING, HENRY, II. 7, 339; book on, by
Austin Dobson, III. 690.
FIELDING, SARAH, II 417

Fifine at the Fair, by R. Browning, III.
556, 558, 559, 565.

Fight about the Isles of the Azores, by Sir
Walter Raleigh, I. 305, 311.

Fighting the Flames, by R. M. Ballantyne,
III. 623.

FILMER, SIR ROBERT, I. 559.
Finding of the Book, by W. Alexander, III.
584.

Fingal, by James Macpherson, II. 500.
FINLAY, GEORGE, III. 217.

Finnsburg, Battle of, I. 4, 5.

Firdausi in Exile, by Edmund Gosse. III.

698.

Fireside, by N. Cotton, II. 533.

Firmilian, by W. E. Aytoun, III. 475, 477.
First Principles, by Herbert Spencer, III.
586, 587, 589.

First Sketch of English Literature, by H.
Morley, III. 633.

FIRTH, CHARLES HARDING, III. 717.
FISHER, HERBERT ALBERT LAURENS, III.
719.

FISHER, JOHN, I. 126.

Fisher's Boy, by H. D. Thoreau, III. 796.
FISKE, JOHN. III. 825.

FITCHETT, WILLIAM HENRY, III. 727.
FITZRALL, EDWARD, II. 783.

FITZ BOODLE, GEORGE (W. M. Thackeray),
III. 456.

FITZGERALD, EDWARD, III. 424.
Fitzgerald (Lord Edward), Life of, by
Moore, III. 347.

FITZ-NEAL, RICHARD, I. 34.
FITZPATRICK, GENERAL RICHARD, II. 670.
Five Hundreth Pointes of Good Hus-
bandry, by Tusser, I. 249.

Five Nations, by Rudyard Kipling, III. 710.
Flaming Heart, by Crashaw, I. 678.
Flaming Tinman, by Borrow, III. 434.
FLATMAN, THOMAS, I. 783.
FLAVEL, JOHN, I. 670.

Flaxius, by C. G. Leland, III. 781.
FLECKNOE, RICHARD, I. 784.

Fleece, by John Dyer, II. 284, 286.

Fleet Street Eclogues, by J. Davidson, III.
708.

Fleetwood, by William Godwin, II. 703.
FLETCHER, ANDREW, I. 827.
FLETCHER, ELIZA, III. 187.

FLETCHER, PHINEAS AND GILES, I. 445.
FLINT, ROBERT, III. 714.

Flodden Field, by Alfred Austin, III. 683.
Flood of Years, by W. C. Bryant, III. 750.
Floods in Morayshire, by Sir Thomas Dick
Lauder, III. 305.

Florence Macarthy, by Lady Morgan, II.
781.

FLORENCE OF Worcester, I. 33.
FLORIO, JOHN, I. 261.

Flotsam and Jetsam, by Domett, III. 729.
Flower and the Leaf, Chaucerian poem, I. 81.
Flower o' Dumblane, by Tannahill, II. 830.
Flowers from Parnassus, by Pennecuik, II.
309.

Flowers of the Forest, by Jean Elliot, II.
796; by Mrs Cockburn, II. 796.
Fly-Leaves, by C. S. Calverley, III. 638.
Flyting, The, by Dunbar, I. 199.
Fo'c's'le Yarns, by T. E. Brown, III. 634.
Fœdera, by Thonias Rymer, I. 751.
Foes in Law, by Miss Broughton, III. 692.
Folle Farine, by Ouida, III. 692.

FONBLANQUE, ALBANY W., III. 267.
Fool of Nature, by J. Hawthorne, III. 828.
Fool of Quality, by H. Brooke, 396, 397-400.
FOOTE, SAMUEL, II. 432.

Footprints of Former Men in Cornwall, by
R. S. Hawker, III. 381.

Footprints of the Creator, by Hugh Miller,
III. 285.

Footprints on the Sea-Shore, by Hawthorne,
III. 777.

For the Term of his Natural Life, by M.
Clarke, III. 728.

FORBES, ARCHIBALD, III. 714.
FORBES, EDWARD, III, 712.
FORBES, JAMES DAVID. III. 400.

Forces in Nature, The Various, by Faraday,
III 243.

FORD, JOHN, I. 481.

FORD, PAUL LEICESTER, III. 829.
FORD, RICHARD, III. 322.
FORDUN, JOHN, I. 182

Forest, by Ben Jonson, I. 408, 409.

Forest Minstrel, by James Hogg, III. 292;

by William and Mary Howitt, III. 283.
Forest Scenery, by W. Gilpin, II. 655.
Foresters, by John Wilson, III. 246.
Forging of the Anchor, by Sir S. Ferguson,
III. 362.

FORMAN, HARRY BUXTON, III. 714.
Forreine Travel, Instructions for, by J.
Howell, I. 573, 577.

Fors Clavigera, by Ruskin, III. 571, 572.
FORSTER, JOHN, III. 474.

FORTESCUE, SIR JOHN, I. 90.

Forth Feasting, by Drummond, I. 510.

Fortnightly Review founded, III. 495.
Fortunatus, by Dekker, I. 422, 424.

Forty-Five, The,' by Stanhope, III. 374.
Foscari, by Mary Russell Mitford, III. 176.
Fossils, Palæozoic, by Sedgwick, III. 202.
FOSTER, JOHN, II. 738.

FOSTER, STEPHEN COLLINS, III. 820.
Founder of Christendom, by Goldwin Smith,
III. 724.

Four Elements, Interlude of the. I. 102, 152.
Four Frenchwomen, by Austin Dobson,
III. 690.

Four Georges, by M'Carthy, III. 660.
Four Georges, by Thackeray, III. 459.
Fourfold State, by Thomas Boston, II. 302.
Fourteen Sonnets, by W. L. Bowles, II.
721, 722.

FOWLER, HELEN THORNEYCROFT, III. 721.
FOWLER, THOMAS, III. 713.

Fox, CHARLES JAMES, II. 636; Life of, by
G. O. Trevelyan, III. 689.
Fox, GEORGE, I. 716.

Fox, Charles James, Characters of, by
Samuel Parr, II. 630.
FOXE, JOHN, I. 251.

Foxglove Manor, by R. Buchanan, III. 656.
Fragments of Science, by Tyndall, III. 548.
Framley Parsonage, by Troliope, III. 487.
France, Travels in, by A. Young, II. 628.
Francis, Sir Philip (Junius), II. 518.
Frank Mildmay, by F. Marryat, III. 255.
Frankenstein, by Mrs Shelley, III. 519.
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN III. 732, 736.
Franklin, by Sir T. Overbury, I. 443.
FRASER, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, III. 712.
FRASER, JAMES BAILLIE, II. 787.
Fraser's Magazine begun, III. 260.
FRAZER, JAMES GEORGE, III. 716.
FREDERIC, HAROLD, III. 829.

Frederick the Great, by Carlyle, III. 404,
405, 406, 411.

Freedom of the Press, Apology for the, by
Robert Hall, II. 738.

Freedom of the Will, by Jonathan Edwards,
III. 735, 736.

Freeholder, The. II. 214; extract. II. 226.
FREEMAN, EDWARD AUGUSTUS, III. 625.
Free-thinking, by Anthony Collins, II. 163.
Freethinking and Plain Speaking, by Sir
Leslie Stephen, III. 662.

French Influence on English Literature, I.
2.46; III. 1.

French Influence on the Revolution Period
of English Literature, II. 16.
French in India, by Malleson, III. 632.
French Literature, by Prof. Dowden, III.
689.

French Literature of England in 12th to
14th century, I. 34.

French Revolution, by Carlyle, III. 403,
406, 408.

French Revolution, Reflections on the, by
Burke, II. 544, 547, 548.
FRENEAU, PHILIP, III. 733.
FRERE, JOHN HOOKHAM, II. 675.

Friar of Orders Gray, by Percy, II. 505.
Friar of Orders Grey, by O'Keefe, II. 656.
Friend, edited by Coleridge, III. 60, 61, 68.
Friendless Girls, by F. P. Cobbe, III. 537.
Friends in Council, by Helps, III. 478.
Friendship's Garland, by M. Arnold, III. 594.
Frier Bacon and Frier Bungay, by Greene,
I. 325.

Froissart, by Madame Duclaux, III. 706.
Froissart, Chronicles of, trans. by Lord
Berners, I. 103.

Frontenac and New France, by Parkman,
III. 815.

Frost at Midnight, by Coleridge, III. 66.
FROUDE, JAMES ANTHONY, III. 500.
Fruits of Solitude, by W. Penn, II. 52, 53.
Fudge Family in Paris, by Moore, III. 347.
FULLER, SARAH MARGARET, III. 754.
FULLER, THOMAS, I. 596.
FULLER-MAITLAND, J. A., III. 717.
FULLERTON, LADY GEORGIANA, III. 520.
Fun begun, III. 696.

Funeral, by Sir Richard Steele, II. 229.
FURNESS, HORACE HOWARD, III. 822.
FURNIVALL, FREDERICK JAMES, III. 712.

GAMBOLD, JOHN, II. 421.

Game at Chess, by T. Middleton, I. 458.
Game of the Chesse, by Caxton, I. 95.
Gimekeeper at Home. by Jefferies, III. 640.
Gamester, by Edward Moore, II. 400.
Gammer Gurton's Needle, by William
Stevenson (?), I. 155, 156.

Garden of Cyrus, by Sir 1. Browne, I. 592,

595.

Garden of Florence, by Reynolds, III. 268.
Garden Song, by Austin Dobson, III. 691.
Gardener's Daughter, by Tennyson, III. 541.
GARDINER, SAMUEL RAWSON, III. 631.
GARI AND, HAMLIN, III. 832.
Garmond of Gude Ladeis, by Henryson,
I. 189.

GARNETT, RICHARD, III. 668.

GARRI ON, WILLIAM LLOYD, III. 808.
GARTH, SIR SAMUEL, II. 109.
Garth, by Julian Hawthorne, III. 828.
GASCOIGNE, GEORGE, I. 238, 247.
GASKELL, MRS, III. 527.

Gates Ajar, by E. S. Phelps, III. 829.
Gateless Barrier, by Mrs Harrison, III. 707.
Gathering Clouds, by F. W. Farrar, III. 661.
GAU, JOHN, I. 230.

GAUDEN, JOHN, I. 587.

GAUNT, MARY (Mrs L. Miller), III. 727.
GAY, JOHN, II. 5, 172.

Gebir, by W. S. Landor, III. 141, 143.
GEDDES, ALEXANDER, II. 798.
GEIKIE, SIR ARCHIBALD, III. 713.
Generall Historie of the Turkes, by Richard
Knolles, I. 272.

Genesis A, I. 9, 11, 22; Genesis B, I. 22, 25.
Gentle Shepherd, by Ramsay, II. 313, 314.
Gentleman's Magazine, II. 12, 244.
GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH, I. 3, 33, 35, 37.
Geoffry Hamlyn, by Henry Kingsley, III.
517, 518, 726.

Geographical Distribution of Animals, by
A. R. Wallace, III. 614.

Geology, Elements of, by Sir Charles Lyell,
III. 317; Principles of, by Sir Charles
Lyell, III. 317.

Geology of Russia in Europe and the Urals,
by Sir R. I. Murchison, III. 267.
George Barnwell, by George Lillo, II. 276.
George III., English Literature under, II.

475.

George III., Memoirs of, by Walpole II. 411.
George IV., King William IV., and Queen
Victoria, Journal of the Reigns of, by
Charles Greville, III. 319–321.
George-a-Greene, by Greene, I. 324.
Georgics, trans. by Thomas May, I. 582;
by Joseph Warton, II. 507; by William
Sotheby, II. 713.

GERALD DE BARY (Giraldus Cambrensis),
1. 33.

GERARD, ALEXANDER, II. 388.

German Poetry, by William Taylor, II. 712.
Gertrude of Wyoming, by Campbell, II. 766,

GILLIES, JOHN, II. 636.

GILPIN, WILLIAM, II. 655.

Gipsies, by Crabbe, II. 698; by Wordsworth,
III. 24.

GIRALDUS CAMBRENSIS, I. 33.
Gisippus, by Gerald Griffin, III. 357.
GISSING, GEORGE, III. 717.

Given's Canyon, by Ralph Connor, III. 725.
Glaciers, Theory of, by Forbes, III. 400.
Glaciers of the Alps, by Tyndall, III. 548.
GLADSTONE, WILLIAM EWART, III. 447;
Life of, by M'Carthy, III. 660 by J.
Morley, III. 688.

GLANVIL, RANULPH DE, I. 34.
GLAPTHORNE, HENRY, 1. 487.
GLASCOCK, WILLIAM NUGENT, III. 259.
Glasgow, by Alexander Smith, III. 605.
Gleanings, by Gladstone, III. 448.
GLEIG, GEORGE ROBERT, III. 323.
GLEN, WILLIAM, III. 309.
Glenara, by Campbell, II. 766.

Glenarvon, by Lady Caroline Lamb, II. 780.
Glenaveril, by the Earl of Lytton, III. 638.
Gloomy Winter's now Awa', by Tannahill,
II. 830.

GLOUCESTER, ROBERT OF, I. 32, 42.
GLOVER, JEAN, II. 810.

GLOVER, RICHARD, II. 351.

Go, Lovely Rose, by Edmund Waller, I. 627.
Goblin Market, by C. Rossetti, III. 646, 647.
God and the Bible, by M. Arnold, III. 595.
God and the Man, by R. Buchanan, III. 656.
Goddwyn, by Thomas Chatterton, II. 516.
Godfrey of Bulloigne, by Carew, I. 353; by
Fairfax, I. 444.

Godfrida, by John Davidson, III. 708.
GODLEY, ALFRED DENIS, III. 717.

GODWIN, MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT, II. 706.
GODWIN, WILLIAM, II. 702; Life of, by
Kegan Paul, II, 703.

Goethe, Life of, by Lewes, III. 496.
Goidelic Invasion, I. 2, 831.

Golden Book of Marcus Aurelius, by Lord
Berners, I. 104.

Golden Butterfly, by Besant and Rice, III.

650.

Golden Legend, by Longfellow, III. 767.
Golden Legend, trans. by Chaucer, I. 128.
Golden Targe, by Dunbar, I. 194.
Golden Treasury, ed. by F. T. Palgrave,
III. 609.

GOLDING, ARTHUR, I. 266.

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER, II. 8, 11, 478; Life
of, by Forster, III. 474; by Austin Dob-
son, III. 690.

GOLLANCZ, ISRAEL, III. 719.
Gondibert, by D'Avenant, I. 628.

Good Counsel, Ballad of, by James I., I. 183.
Good Words, III. 396.

GOODALL, WALTER, II. 389.

Good-Natur'd Man, by Goldsmith, II. 480.
Good-night, and Joy be wi' ye a', by Sir
A. Boswell, II. 832.

GOODWIN, THOMAS, I. 668.
GOOGE, BARNABE, I. 265.

Gorboduc, The Tragedie of, by Nortone and

Sackvyle, I. 157.

Gordian Knot, by C. W. S. Brooks, III. 492.
GORDON, ADAM LINDSAY, III. 726, 727.
GORDON, CHARLES WILLIAM, III. 725.
GORE, CATHERINE G. F., III. 279.
GORE, CHARLES, III. 716.

Gorgeous Gallery of Gallant Inventions, I.
257.

GOSSE, EDMUND. III. 698.

Gossip in a Library, by E. Gosse, III. 698.
GOSSON, STEPHEN, I. 266.

Gotham, by C. Churchill, II. 496, 497.
GOUGH, RICHARD, II. 629,

Governance of England, by Fortescue, I. 90.
Government, Discourses on, by Algernon
Sidney, I. 716.

Government, The best Form of, by Sir G.
C. Lewis, III. 207.

Governour, by Sir T. Elyot, I. 127.
GOWER, JOHN, I. 35, 74.

Grace Abounding, by Bunyan, I. 719, 722.
GRAFTON, RICHARD, I. 257.

GRAHAM, DOUGAL, II. 810.

GRAHAM, ENNIS (Mrs Mary Louisa Stewart
Molesworth), III. 720.

GRAHAME, SIMION, I. 818.

GRAINGER, JAMES, 11. 375.

Grammar of Assent, by Newman, III. 338.

GRAND, SARAH, III. 721.

Grandfather's Chair, by Hawthorne, III. 777.

Grandissimes, by G. W. Cable, III.826.

GRANGER, JAMES, II. 388.

GRANT, JAMES, III. 578.

GRANT, JAMES AUGUSTUS, III. 610.

GRANT, MRS ANNE, II. 596.

GRANT, MRS ELIZABETH, II. 596.

Grant, President, Life of, by Owen Wister,
III. 829.

GRANVILLE, G. See LANSDOWNE, LORD.
Grass of Parnassus, by A. Lang, III. 694.
GRATTAN, HENRY, II. 678.

GRATTAN, THOMAS COLLEY, III. 350.
Grave, by Robert Blair, II. 305.

Graver Thoughts of a Country Parson, by

A. K. H. Boyd, III. 624.

GRAVES, ALFRED PERCEVAL, III. 696.
GRAVES, RICHARD, II. 376.

Graves of a Household, by Mrs Hemans,
III. 180.

Graves of Tirconnel and Tyrone, by A. de
Vere, III. 582.