INDE X.-1877.
SUPPLEMENT TO THE SPECTATOR,] Jan. 19, 1878.
TOPICS OF THE DAY;
ADAM, Mr., in Scotland 1466
Africa, the Danger in South ... 109 Africa, South, in the House of Commons... ... 878 — Translated- 1172 Agram, the Pro:Russian Demonstration at ... 626 Alexander, Bishop, and the Irish Synod .,. 532 Alexandra Palace, Mr. Felix's Pupils at ... ... 1203 America, the Presidential Compromise ... 106 — — President's First Address 801 — — Labour War in ... 937-1059 — — Social Restlessness in .. ... 969 — New Suggestion from Ohio 1059 ▪ Debtor and Creditor in ... 1088 — the Labour Party in .. 1143 — President Hayes in the South 1202 — "Sturdy Beggars " in 1264 — the Red Indians in 1326 — the Silver Question in 1530 American Presidency, the ... ... '240 ▪ Cattle Herding... 341 — Railway Workmen, the Case of the 1649 Andrassy's, Count, Explanation 1571 Aphorisms, some New... ... ... 276 Argyll's, the Duke of, Debate ... ... 237 Armenia, the War in ... 876 Army Retirement, Debate upon ... 998 Art-Needlework Exhibition, the 340 Art in Hospitals..' ... — 1299 Asia, Progress of Trade with Central ... 371
BAGEHOT, Walter ... 401 Bernardo's, Dr., Case . . ... 1329
Bastian, Dr., on the Origin olLife ... 820 Bateman, Miss, in "Fazio " ... 144 Beaconsfield, Lord, and the Masses... ... 302 — — at Guildhall ... 1425
Berlin versus Leipzig ... ... 400
Besika Bay, English Fleet in... ... 845 Birmingham Board Schools, Religion in the 109 Bismarck, Prince, on the Conference ... 39 ▪ — on the Construction of Ministries 367 — Resignation of _ _ ... 428 Blackheath "Bandits Bold," the ... ... 754 Black Museum, the _ ... 1235 Blind, New Music Hall opened for, at Upper Norwood ... 916 Bread, the Price of ... 559 Bright,Mr. John, on Capitvl Punishment ... 749 — — — and the New Zealander ... 1140 — — Beauties of Science, by ... 1199 Bryce's, Mr., Ascent of Mount Ararat ... ... 1267 Budget, the 460 Burials Bill, the, in the Lords ... 780
CANADA, the Red Indians in ... _ 1326
Carnarvon, Lord, on Moderation ... 42 Carriages, the Cost of English ... ... 1004 Cattle-Herding in the Great West ... ... 341 Ceylon Chaplaiacies, the ... ... 560 Chamberlain, Mr., and his Resolutions 334 — — at Birmingham ... 405 Chamberlain's Mr., Advanced Liberalism ... 1463 Children's Pictures, the Old-Fashioned 79 Christ's Hospital, the Report on ... 1030 Church Memorial, the High... ... 432 — Income of the Established ... 625 — of England and the Confessional ... 847 — Persecution in the 971 Congresses 1263 — on Dissent ... 1294
Church Quarterly, the, on George Eliot ... 1368
Clark v. Clark ... 561
Clerical Fellowships an'elHeit'iships.,-Debe.te- upon 717 Clerkships versus Handicrafts ... 248
Clifford, Professor, on the Sin of Credulity ... 10 Coal-Mine Accident in Monmouthshire 490 Coffee Taverns 852 Coleridge, Lord, and the Case for Ignorance ... 660 Colonies, the, and the Radicals ... Colorado Beetle, the ... 1062 Commons, House of, the Debates in the ... 188 — — — Mutiny in the 996-964 Compulsory Courtesies Comb's, Auguste, Aspiration ... Conference, Proceedings of the ... — Prince Bismarck upon the ... 39 — the Failure of the ...
Constantinople, the Situation in ... — shall we Defend It ...............936 Consuls, English, in Turkey Convocation, the Reform of Cotton Mr., Lord Justice of Appeal County Franchise Bill, the — 752 — Suffrage, the, and the Liberal Leaders ... 785 Courts of Law, Block in the..' ... 912 Cowan, Mr., and the English Radicals ... 138 Credit and References ... 837 Cricket, "Willow the Ring" 789 Criminals, the Cleverness of 531 Croaking, the Rationale of English ... 942 Cross, Mr., and the Penge Case 1295 Czar, the, and hie Military Teaching ... ... 1114
DANITBE, the Situation on the ... - ... 812
Dardanelles, the Legal Position of ... 968 De Morgan, Mr., and his London Mob ... 494 Derby's, Lord, Influence on Turkey ... ... 4 — — Shilly-Shally Policy ... 204 — — Laodicean Foreign ... 462 — — Ignorance of Foreign Affaire... ... 495
— — Foreign Policy... 525 — — Answer to Prince Gortschalioff's Despatch 591
Derby, Lord, on his Foreign Policy ... 1496 Derry, Bishop of, and the Irish Synod ... 532 Detectives' Case, the. _ ... 1461 De Tourville Murder, the ... 851 "Digger' Stories • . ... 1146 Diplomacy and Competitive Exaaalastione 274 Dimedale Case," the_ _ 1573 Dickens's, Charles, Verse ... 1651 Defame, M. ... . ••• 1812 Dufferin's, Lord, Last Speech ... 140
IL-IA/STERN Affairs, Great Debate upon... 688-620 .E4 Ecclesiastical Prosecutions and the High-
Church Party— ..„ ,,, 107 Egypt, the Occupation of ... 716 — Situation in ... 1571 • — and Constantinople ... 1010 241 ... 398 ... 1466 ... 529 _ 1031 • 1061 ... 206 ... 273 ... 817 ... 845 ... 1328 ... 529 ... 972
TIAITH, a Merchant's. ... ... ... ... 307 J Fawcett's, Mr., Motion on Indian Finance-. 207
Forgetfulness ... ... ... ... ... ... 1266 Four-Footed Pupils ... ... ... ... ... 1208 Foreign Office, Ignorance of the ... ... ... 495 Forster, Mr., on the Church ... ... ... ... 1086 — at Bristol ... ... ... ... ... ... 1426 France, Religious Liberty in... ... ... ... 590 — Progress of the Crisis in ... — ... 621-652-685 — Arrest of M. Duverdier ... ... ... ... 718 — Mac3fahon's, Marshal, General Order ... ... 844
— the Probabilities of a Coup d'Etat in ... ... 1229
— " Conservatives" in ... ... ... ... 1324 — Prospect in ... ... ... ... ... ... 1389 — the Struggle in ... ... ... ... ... 1424 — the Beginning of the End in ... ... ... 1533 — the Victory in _ ... _ ... ... 1609 Fraud, what it Costs ... ... — ..., ... 1828 French Army, the New ... _ 432-1646 — Constitution, the, and the Left — ... ... 750 — Struggle, the ... ... _ _ ... ... 782 — Situation, the... ... _ .., ... — 876 — Electioneering .. ... ... ... ... 940 — Elections, the Eve of the ... ... ... ..• 1262 — Elections — ... ... _ ... _ 1293 — Crisis, the ... ... ... ... ... ... 1461 — Ministry of Affairs ... ... ... ... ... 1497 Friends' Meeting-House, Impressions of a ... 1064 Future, the Forgetfulness of the ... ... ... 1298 c_i_ AMBETTA Si.. Prosecution of ... .. 1085-1141 Ur German Army, the, and %NM= 011141re... 7
German Elections, the Socialists at the ... ... 78
— Spectre, the -. ... — ... ... ... 386 Germany, the Danger in ... _ „. „, 304 — the Court of Appeal in _ ... ... „, 400 — the Pomeranian Bank Failure ... ... ... 1328 — — Latest Scare about _ ... ... ... 1426 Gifford's, Sir H., First Speech .- .- ... 461 Gladstone, Mr., on the Throne and the Cabinet... 74 — — and Lord Beaconsfield ... ... ... 238 — — on Authority and Belief ... ... ... 275
— — and the Liberals.' . ... ... ... 557
— — and Lord Harlington's" Tactics "... ... 589 — at the Royal Academy Dinner ... ... 594 — — on Ceramic Art — — — ... ... 628
- — and the ally Telegraph — — on Parliamentary Deterioration ...
- — and Mr. Lowe.
— — at Birmingham ... . h ... 685
... 1200 ... 1357 ... 1647
Gladstone's, Mr., Indictment against Turkey 332
— Great Speech upon Eastern Affairs 588-690 - — Letter on his Birmingham Speech ... ... 815 — — Recent Speeches ... 1058 Gold and Silver Plate ... 1650
Gorst, Mr., at Chatham • 1428
Goschen, Mr., on County Suffrage ...
— — — the Imagination . Government, the, and the Treaty Of 'Paris — Change of Front, the ...
— and the Church - . • ... — the Position of the, in Parliament Grant, General ...
Granville, Lord, on the War— ... Grdvy, M—.
Grey's, Earl, Position
HARCOURT, Sir W., at Oxford... -- — on Critics ... Hardy, Mr. G., on the War ...
— — — on Domestic Affairs .. .- — 1572 Harrison's, Mr. F., Equivalent for immortality— 849 Harlington, Lord, and Mr. Gladstone's Resolu- tions... ... 589
Hartington, Lori, in icotland ... ... ... 1390 Hate, the Luxury of ... ... ... ... ... 1090 Hayes, President ... ... _ ... ... 877 — — in the South ... ... ... ... 1202 Homburg To-Day -. _ ... ... ... 1287
Home-Rulers, the, in Parliament ... ... ... 527
— — Split among — — ... ... ... 999 House-Building, the Cost of — ... ... ... 80 Hunt's, Mr. Ward, Admissions ... ... ... 300 — — — Successor — _ ,„ ..• ... 966 Hydrophobia-phobia, the ... ... •.• ... 1431
IGNATIEFFS, General, Mission ... ... Immortality of the Soul, the .........881 :36-88761 India, Aristocracy and Democracy 'in .... — the Famine in Southern — ... ...
— the Exhumation Case in Madras ... ... 911
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— the Necessity of Aid to Madras...
— Railways for Madras ... ... ... — Governors and Lieutenant-Governore... ... 1233 Indian Nightmare, the ... ...
— Calamity, the New ... ... — — Government and Share All ...
— Poor Law, the New ... ... Irish Land Question Again, the ...
— Obstructives, the ... ... — Irving, Mr., in Tragedy ... ...
Italy, Religious Liberty in ... ... JUPITER, News from KARS, the Fall of 1460
Knatchbull-Hugessen's, Mr., Motion ... 496 LANCASTER, King's Arms Inn at Lee, John, the Mormon Bishop ... Leeds Liberals, the ...
Legal Anarchy .„. Liberal Leaders and the War Legislators' Style Lawson, Sir Wilfred, as Fanatic ... 468 ... 1026 • 526 —.1325 .... 430 ▪ 814 ... 1170
• 1394 Lincoln, the Rector of, on Books and Critics ▪ 816
Livings, Debate on the Sale of ... Elections of the Week, the Elliot, Sir H., the Debate upon Eloquence and Scorn ... England, Municipal Debt of _ — a Lonely Bit of — the Future of English Doctors in France ...
— Radicals and Continental Democrats ... — Fleet in Besika Bay_ — Politics, the Lull in.- Entails and Settlements, the Limitation of Ethiopia, King John of ...
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London Emeute, the Latest ... ... ... ... 494 — University of, and Medical Women ... ... 562' — — — — Women Doctors ... ... ... 593 Lowe, Mr., on the Proposed Northern University 175 — — on Parliamentary Deterioration ... ... 1357 — — on the British Empire... ... ... ... 1358 Lowe's, Mr., Attack on the Universities Bill .„ 239 — — Eccentricities ... ... ... — ... 498 — — Rejoinder on County Suffrage — ... 1498 Lubbock, Sir J., on Ants ... ... ... — 242' Luck, the Proportions of Good and Bad ... 369-403
Lundy Island ... ... ... ... ... ... 1031 Lyttelton, Mr., and the Spectator ... ... ... 1297 Itif ACKONOCHIE, Mr., and his Bishop ... 1502 1.11. MacMahon's, Marshal, General Order ... 844
MacMahon's, Marshal, Blunders ... ... ... 1168
— — Alternatives ... ... ... •.• ... lass, — — Submission ... ... ... ... ... 1569
Madras, the Necessity of Aid to ... ..• ... 1029 Man, Painful Experiments on ... ... ... 178 Manchester, Conservative, and the Government 879 — and the Mores — ... ... ... ... 1118 — Bishop of, on Popular Opinion ... ... ... 1392 — an English Apology for ... ... ... ... 1392' Manners, Lord J., on the War ... ... -. 1570 Mars, the Moons of ... ... ... ... 1089-1144
Martineau's, Miss, Intellectual Acrimony... ... 370
Masons' Strike, the ... ... ... ... ... 1060 Meat, the Price of ... ... ... ... ... 142 Meredith, Mr. 0, on Laughter ... _ ... lee.
Midian, the Find in the Land of ... ... ... 827
Milton, the Quarterly Review upon... ...
• .• 112 Mind, the Pace of ... ... ... ... ... 1091 Ministerial Policy, the... ... ... ... ••• 172 Money Orders ... ... ... — ... ••• 1032' Monuments and Monuments... ... ... • „. 303 Mormon Bishop, the, John Lee ... ... ••• 430 hiozley, Canon, on Jael — ... . ••• 143' Mundelia, Mr., on the Working-Classes ....
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Municipal Debt, the, of England ... ... .
... 305 ... 784 ... 1119 ... 785 ... 1465 ... 1027 ... 104
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▪ 1205 ... 1538 • 465 ... 974 Party Government, Modern Results of Patents for Inventions Paterson Case, the Paulson, Mr. Mark, on Books and Critics Peace, Rumours of — the Possible Terms of Peacemaking, Premature
Peek, Mr., in the Contemporary, on Faith ... 307
Penge Case, the... ... . 1198-1282-1295 Penzance, Lord, on Mr. Tooth ..„ 73 — — Resignation of 432 Pepperiness ... •••• 1641 Persecution . . . ... 971 Personal Injury, the Chances of ... 866-403
Pigott, Mr., and Lord Beaconsfield... ... 909
— Incident, the End of the ...
Plevna, the Horrors of 1411
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— Surrender of... 1568
Police, our „. 1028
— Court Prolixity 1087
Pougo, Mr. ... ... 1003 Pope, the Next ... 1169 Pope's Advantage, the 365 the Successor,
Presbyan Council, Vi.e, in i . 1032
Edinburgh Prince Consort, the, on the Eastern Question 1534
Prince Consort's Savings, the ... 1589
Prison Distinctions 399 Promoters, a Warning to ... ... 273 Prussia, Protestantism in „.
Public Worship Act, the, and Moderate High
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— the Financial Position of ...
Public Opinion, the State of 1499
QUEEN Victoria ... 689 Queen, the, and the Crisis ... 1644
Us EAD'S, Mr., Revolution ... 335 11., Religious Equality ... ... 269 Religious Liberty in Italy and France 690 Rents, the Fall in 938 Ridsdale Judgment, the _ 622 — — Consequences of the ... 656 — — Ultimate Results 686 — Mr., and Archbishop Tait ... _ 755 Ritualists, the, and the Statute Book ... 39 — — — — Ecclesiastical Prosecutions 107
— — Memorial of the... ... 428 Rome, the Ultramontanes and the Roman Muni- ,. Root of all Evil," the 1260
Roraima? Will no One Explore ... ... 633 Roumania, the Independence of ... ... 654 Buskin's Will, Mr. 435-467 — --Unique Dogmatism ... 1174 Russia, Alleged Weakness of ... 5 — Why She will Fight ... 106 — the Strength and Weakness of ... 137 — the Newest Scare about 998 — the Czar and his Military Teaching ... 1114
Russian Peasant, the Character of the ... ... 110 — Priests and Nobles 210 -MATURE, the Hypocrisies of ... Naval Cadets Negro Comedians
New Forest Bill, the ...
Norfolk's, Duke of, Wedding ... Northamptonshire Election ...
Northcote, Sir S., at Liverpool ... — — — on Obstruction — — — on our Intellectual Vices ...
— — — on Home Politics ... Northcote's, Sir S., Squeezability ... Norway and the Maelstrom ...
0DGER, Mr. George Old Oak in an Old Inn Opposition, the Policy of the...
Othman, the House of
-nAPAL Election, the Next ...
— Coup d'Elat, a
Ports, the Treaty of, and the Government Parliament, the Early Meeting of — What will it do? ...
Parliamentary Situation, the_ _
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NN — Advance, the ... _ ... —Weakness, One Source of ...
Ir. — Defeat, the Consequences of a _
........... — Success, the Chances of ... ... — Failures, Another Cause of — .'''--..,..... Russians in Armenia, the — ... ... 0 ALFORD Election, the ... ... ... Salisbury, Lord, and his Mission ... /3allsbury, Lord, on Political Geography ••• ■ .,... — — on the State of Politica — ... Sanitary Act, the Working of the ... ... ..."••••,....... Scare, the Newest ■ the latest ... — ..„ ...
School Sufferings ... ... —
cr- Scotland, Church Affairs in ... ... — Disturbance among the Biahops... P4 Scotland Yard Museum ... — ... ... 1235
Scottish Churches, the... ... ...
Sea-Wave, the Great — ... ...
Senior's, Work, the Late Mrs. Nassau Servian Retreat, the ... — ...
— Declaration of War, the ... — ... ... 1610 Session, the Personages of the — Shall we all Live Again? ... ...
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••• 881-882 — Lady, Death of ... 209 — Br. 6Itoldwin, on the Liberal Defeat ... 817 — — on the Policy of Aggrandisement 1116 — — — on Liberal Organisation ... 1613 Smith's Poor Kin ... 1536 Spanish Travel ... 883-915 Spelling Reform ... ... 691 Spike Helmet, the Spectre in the ... 623 Stanley, Dean, on Education in After-Life 1362 — — on " Cramming " for Common Life ... 1468 Stephen, Mr. Leslie, on the Scepticism of Believers 1116 Si. Katharine's Hospital 1364 Stock-Exchange Commission, the ... 364 'Street Railways, our ... ... 724 Success, the Causes of the English Worship of ... 1503 Sedlows, for Cruelty to Pauper Children ... 819
Sun in Flames, a 12
Sun's Distance to be Again Altered 1576 Swiss Innkeepers and their Waiters ... 723 Sympathy, the Limits of
eVELEGRAMS, Cheap ... 1615 1 Temple, Bishop, and the Mayor of Plymouth 1147
Theeiger, Mr., the New Lord Justice 1306 Thiers, M. 1112 — Political Consequences of his Death ... 1113 — — as a Warning ... 1230 Thiertee, M., Counter-Manifesto ... 1197 Tittle-tattle in Type ...
Tooth, Mr., and Dr. Tait Tooth's, Mr., Triumph... Torpedoes and the Naval Powers -• Blockades...
Tory Party, the Dangerous Bias of the ...
Transvaal, the Annexation of the ...
— News from the ... ••• ..• Trevelyan, Mr., on Household Suffrage Turkey, Proceedings of the Conference in — the Immediate Future of...
- the Situation in — Ilidhat Pasha, Fall of — Rumours of Peace the Negotiations ...
- — — — Failure of the .... — Latest Rumours
• -• War versus Predatory0overnment 468 — the Pall Mall Gazette and the Crusade against 658
686-753 ... 968 ... 1114 ... 1229 ▪ 1260 ... 1360 • 880 ... 939 • 970 .•. 1171 • 174 ▪ 1233 ▪ 819 TTNBELIEF, Realism in ... 433 11) — the Magnanimity of ... .,. 1131 Universities Bill, the ...
University Holidays659 — Conservatism and Political Libeinliaril. 617
Universities, Provincial 1361
TANTTY 621
'Vicar's Wife, the, and the School-girl 338 WACE, Professor, on Belief ... — 500 Waiters' Veils— ... ... ••• 723 Walrond Case, the ... ... ... • .• 788 War(see alsoTurkey), the Coming_ ••• 460 — versus Predatory Government ... ... 466 — Declaration of ... ... ... ... 524 — the, and the Liberal Leaders ... •••• 526 — the Russian Advance in Asia ... — 556 — Slowness of the Russian Advance ... 620 — English Tory Press and the ... ... 623 — Rumours of Peace — ... ... ... 685 ••• 780
— the Situation on the Danube .... ... 812
— in Armenia ... — — ... ... 876 — the Russian Advance ... ... ... 908 — Comparative Atrocity ... ••• ••• 989 — Premature Peacemaking ... ••. ••• 1196 ..... Turks Defeated in Asia ... ... ... 1292 — the Collapse in Armenia ... ••. •.. 1388 — the Horrors of Plevna ..• ••• ... 1480
— the Pall of Kar' .. ... .- - . ...1450
'Williams, Professor Monier, on Southern India... 751 'Williamson v. Barbour" ... ... — — 1500 Volseley, Sir Garnet, on Croaking... ... ... 942 — — — on the French Army ... ... ... 1646
Women's Disabilities ... .. ... ... — 719 Workman'B Club Union, the... ... ... ••• 1005
ART.
Artistic Want of England, the Great ... 504-565-599 Black and White Exhibition, the ... 888 Dudley Gallery, the ... 147.1541 French Art, a Comparative Sketch ... 1036 Grosvenor Gallery, the ......631.654-694-5579 ... 910 _ 1464 _ 366 ... 687 ••• 396 ▪ 592 • 655 ... 1611 73 ... 137 173 218-685 ... 332 • 364 • 396 — Constantinople, Situation in _ — the Legal Position of the Dardanelles...
••••• Talk of Intervention ...
CAOH88 of Public Sympathy with — and India — the Possible Terms of Peace ... — English Consuls in...
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— Truth about the... ...
Turkish Homilists, the ...
Crisis, the Consequence of the ... Tyndall, Professor, on Physical Necessity Tyratmy
Kemeys's, Mr., Animal Groups 1655 Landscape Painting, the Human Element in 1400 Old Masters, the, at Burlington House ... —48-83 Popular Art.—I. Decorative ... 310 — — IL — Furnishing ... 343 — — M. Pottery and Porcelain ... 374 — — TV. Colour and Ornament ... 406 Royal Academy, the ... 564-597-792 Water Colours, the Society of Painters in... 537-1617
POETRY.
Alpine Heights ...
Angels' Tears ...
A Pancake-Maker in Paris ...
April Shower, an — Picture, an "Blue Roses," to the Author of Burial at Highgate, a ...
Cassandra's Speech ...
Closed Book, the Contrast, a Easter Eve Ephemera Frigid Zone, the Gathered Roses...
Giorgione, on a Picture by ...
Heights, on the ...
Hope, a ...
Horace, Odes from In Memoriam ...
Irish Song ••• ••• •••
June ... Lest Darling, a
Lover of Innocent Pleasures, a ... Mellish, Lord Justice Moment, a Nancy, the Pride of the West Nassau Senior, Mrs., In Memoriam Ocean, the Melancholy — ••• ... ... 887
Ootober ... ... 1240
Penard Castle ... _ ... ... ... _ 1400 Properties, Eight Lines from ... ... _ 310
Protest, a... .- ... ... ... ... ... 888 Quid, si Mendes Evolvatur ?... ... . . ... 374 Session, 18,53, the Close of the Sham-Battle... Sonnets 114-s-nao
Summer Evening, a ... ... ... ... 1579 Switzerland ... ... — " Thuner See," a Ballad of the
Villanelle... ... ... ...
NEW MUSIC.
Baines, H.—Meeting and Parting ...
— — Queen Slab Waltz ...
Beale, H. Vir•—Hymn for the Night ...
Beamish, Percy—Valses . .
Borechitzky, T. F.—Three-Part School Songs Diehl, Louis—Corallins Donajowski, E.—Dreamland Essex, E. C.—The Estey March ... — — Ave Maria .. Guglielmo, P. D.—The last Look Gung'1, .1.—" Fantasiebilder " Waltzes — — Phantom Velma Hardeastle, H.—Solitude — At the Well ... Heller, S.—The Parting Song — Soldier's Farewell ...
— — Chant de Fete Hemingway, W.—The Forest Glade ... Howard & Co. (Pub.)—The Flute Tutor ... Jon, F. R. G.—The Frost and the Footprints Ketterer, Eugene—Bohemia Lamothe, G.—Les Muses Valses — — Yeux Mena Lecoeq, O.—Fleur de Comil Macfarren, Walter—Cradle Song ... Martineau, Helen—Olden Days Massenet, J.—Nuit d'Espagne Minas!, Carlo—The Moonrise ... Pinsuti, C.—As a Flower of the Field Renville, E.—Fleur de Lys Rummel, J.—Carillon de Louis XIV. •.• Silas, E.—Gavotte in E Minor ... Smart, H.—Rest, Duettino Smith, Sydney—Ernani — — Home, Sweet Home Tours, B.—Thinking and Dreaming Weiss, W. H.—Dauntless 949 Allen, Grant—Physiological Esthetics 697 Alleyne, S. T., and A. Goodwin—Plato and the Older Academy ... ... 797 Anglo-Jewish Association—Sixth Annual Report 920 Arnold, Arthur—Through Persia by Caravan 285 — Matthew—Poems 889
BAGEHOT, Walter—On the Depreciation of Baillibre & Cie. (Pub.)—R. Quinet's Letters to his
Barker, Mr. Consul-General—Syria and Egypt, &c. 216 — Lady—Housekeeping in South Africa 730 Bell dr Sons (Pub.)—The Unknown Eros ... 538 Bentley (Pub.)—Virginia 794 — — Five Years' Penal Servitude ... .„. .., 1437 Bisset, A.—Parliamentary Government in Eng- Black, W.—Lady Silverdale's Sweetheart 1071 Hackle, J. S.—The language, &c., of the Scottish Highlands ... _ 153 Blackmore, R. D.—Erems 1476 Bowling, L. a—Recollections of Sir J. Bowring 1069 Brodribb, Rev. W. J.—Demosthenes ... 278 Brown, James—The Life of a Scottish Probationer 188
— C. B.—Canoe Life in British Guiana ... ... 1089 Browning, Robert—The Agamemnon of lEschylas 1402 Brace, J.—Proceedings against W. Prynne ... 1242 Bryce James—Transcaucasia and Ararat 1438-1472
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ABBOTT, E. A., D.D.—Through Nature to Christ
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58 415 985 736 985 985 59 416 Buchanan, K—Balder the Beautiful ... 1179 Barbidge, W. T.—Cultivated Plants ... 700 — F. W.—Hortioulture — 1183 Burnaby, Capt. F.—Through Asia Minor.- ... 1585
CAMMON, V. L.—Across Africa . 148-188 Campbell, Mr.—Memorials of JohnMoLeod Campbell — . . 1094-1124 Caviezel, M.—Guide to the ripper Engadine„, 1440 Chambers, G.. F.—Handbook to the County of
Sussex 922
Chandler, W. A.—Thrice_ — 186-
Chapman, M. W.—H. Martinau's Autobiography 311-345-376 Chatto & Windas (Pohl—The New Republic ... 542 — — — — Works of George Chapman 1271 Church, Rev. A. J.—Works of Tacitus ... 1240 — — — — Stories from Homer — 1582 Collins, Frances—Life of Mortimer Collhm ... 980 — Wilkie, Memoirs of 1003 Cooper, Emily—The History of England 240 Cope, E. M., M.A.—The Rhetoric of Aristotle 1478 Cranstoun, J.—The Elegies of Properties... 248 Craven, Augustus—Augustin Cochin -. 1659 Crowe, J. A.—Titiao, his Life and Times— 115-151
DAFFORNE, J.—The Works of J. 11. W. Turner, RA. — . . 1623 l
Daldy & Co. (Pub—Shakespeare Diversions ..• 1335 D'Alviella, Comte G.—Inde at Himalaya 950 Darwin, C.—The Effects of Fertilisation of Vegetables. . . ... 185
— — Geological.Observations in &oath America 669
Davies, Rev. J.—Propertius, Clatulles, &c.... 248 Davis, J.—Records of a Surrey Militia Regiment 636 De Cosson, E. A.—The Cradle of the Blue Nile... 1070 De Leon, Edwin—The Khedive's Egypt ... 1125 Dennis, J.—Studies in English Literature... 17 De Vera, Aubrey—Poems, Meditative, &c. 1153 Dixon, W. Hepworth—Diana, Lady Lyle 381 Dobson. Austin—Proverbs in Porcelain ... 979 Dodd, H. IL—The Epigrammatists... 409 Dodge, R. L—Hunting-Grounds of the Great West 251 Domet, Alfred—Flotsam and Jetsam 310 Douse, T. L.—Grimm's Law : a Study 55 Dowden, Edward—A Shakespeare Primer 1403 Duffield, A. J.—Peru in the Guano Age ... 477 — — — Masson : a Tale of these Modern Days 1010 "DBMS, 0.—trarda, a Romance of Ancient _LM Egypt ... • . 893 Elliott, E.—Poetical Works of Ebenezer Elliott 377 Ellis & White (Pub.)—The Story of Sigurd the Volsung 150 Ellis, R.—A Commentary on Catellus 568 Evans, T. S.—Life of Bishop Frampton ... 218 Ewald, A. 0.—Sir Robert Walpole
MIALLOUX, Count de—Augustin Cochin ... 1659 1' Ferrier, D., M.D.—Functions of the Brain... 282
Fleming, George.—A Nile Novel ... 540 Forman, H. 13.—The Poetical Works el P. B.
Shelley 1586 Fraser, Sir W. A.—Notes on the Poems of Pope 667 Freeman, E. A.—The Ottoman Power in Europe 1097 Fronde, J. A.—The Life and Times of Thomas Becket 1507
GAGE, W. L.—Life of Mendelssohn-Bartholdy 760 Gardner A. (Pub,)—A History of the Witches of Rent rewshire1154 Gervagh, Lord—The Pilgrim Of Scandinavia ... 280
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UANNA, W., D.D.—Letters of T. Erskitte-783-1661 Harces,W.—South Australia, its History, dso. 1042 Haweis, Mrs. H. R.—Chaucer for Children ... 1625 Heller, 1.—Memoiren des Baron Bruck. 1339 Hillebrand, Karl — Frankreieh end die Bran,
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Jacquemart, A.—Histoire du Mobilier 634
Jennings, Mrs. Rabe], her Life and Letters ... 16
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Johnson, S.—The 'ATOM of Dryden. Pope, &o. 667 KALTMANN, Professor D.—George Eliot and Judaism... -. 1543 Keary, Annie—Castle Daly 732 Keble, John—Occasional Papers and 'Ravi° ••• 408
King & Co. (Pub.)—The Epic 'of /lades 569 - — Blue Roses Kingsley, Mrs.—Memoirs of Charles Kingsley 49-84
LANGE, F. A.—History of Materialism ... 162/ Latham, 11.—The Action of Examinations 1873 Lecoffre at Cie (Pub.)—Vie do Madame de la Rochefoucauld. . ... 1337 Longman (Pub.)—Memoire of Charlotte Williams-
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SConspiracy ... 1546 CARLETT, P. C.—Memoir of Lord Abinger... 665 Schneider (Pub.)—The Brothers of Frederick Scott, W. B.—W. Blake, Etchings from his
Sella, W. Y.—Roman Poets of the Augustan Age 1209 Service, Rev. J.—Salvation Here and Hereafter... 19 Shairp, J. C.—On Poetic Interpretation of Nature 951 Shakespeare Society (Pub.)—Shakespeare's Eng- Sheppard, J. B.—Christ Church Letters 1213 Simcox, Edith—Natural Law, an Essay .. ... 1478 Sime, James—Leasing 1441 Simpson, It. C. IL—Winnie's History 666 Smith, Edward—The Howard Prize Essay ... 412
Smith, Elder, & Co. (Pub.)—Phyllis 762
Spencer, H.—The Principles of Sociology ... 1273 Stanhope, Earl—Historical Essays... 346 Steele, A. C.—Condoned 85 Stephens, Sir.!. F.—A Digest of the Criminal Law 796 Stoney, Major F. S.—A Memoir of Sir R. Sadlier 1038 Sullivan, A. 11.—New Ireland ... 1658 Swinburne, A. C.—A Note on Charlotte Brontë 1095 Syme, David—Outlines of an Industrial Science 155 Symonds, J. H.—Renaissance in Italy .,. 1334-1371
TAYLER, J. J.—Christian Aspects of Faith
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Twiss, Sir T.—The Black Book of the Admiralty 1662 Tyerman, Rev. 0.—Life of the Rev. G. Whitelield 635
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GEOGRAPHICAL instructors, 596--Gorham case, the, 146-Gorilla cousins, our, 1006-Gorst, Mr. J. E., a disclaimer, 1061-Greg, Mr., on a future state, 1006; the mathematical answer to, 1033-Guinea-worms in water, 1122.
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MAINCONOCHIE case, the, 1507-Maine, Mr., and Mr. M'Lennan, 502-Manchester Agency, 1579-Martineau, Mies, and the "Prospective Review," 438-Maurice, Mr., and Ecclesiasticism, 790; and Ritualism, 853-886- 917-946-977 ; and Sir E. Strachey, 887-Maurice's, Mr., biography, 886-917-Mill, Mr. J. S., on Immortality, 1302-1332-1366-1399-Mine accident, the recent, 535- Moltke, Count, 1367-Monitorial bullying in Public Schools, 918-946; an appeal from, 978; system, the 1092-112041494178-1208-Monitors in Public Schools, 1085-1065-Morris's, Mr.,' Sigurd," 182-213-Mortmain, 14.
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Usconectous cerebration, 147-United States, and the struggle between capital and labour, 1036; the political condition of, 1301-University reform, 853.
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AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS, meeting of, at Exeter Hall, 619; Mr. Bright's speech to, 619-Albert Medal given to the Webb Miners, 623-Albert Victor, illness of, 9064023; convalescent, 1035- American meat, Importation of, 103-Arnold, Mr. M., on Spelling, Ill ; Mr. A. Arnold and Mir. G. Hardy, 1607-Animus' Dwellings Company, frauds upon, 1323-Athenteum, the, action against, 395 - Austin, Mr. Alfred, at Brighton, on Turkey, 1322-, Avalanche' and ' Forest ' collision,1167 ; the latter blown up, 1193; inquiry into and judgment, 1290.
BADGER, the, Mr. A. Ellis on the habits of, 1328- Bagehot, Mr. W., death of, 394-Bank-rate raised, 1259-Barff, Professor, and rust on iron ships, 299*. Barker, F. H., strange case about, 619-Barnaby, Mr., on the fighting powers of iron ships, 395---Barstow, Mr., severe sentence upon a child, 1355; remitted, 1387-Bath, accident near, 714-Benson, Kurr, &o., found guilty of forgery, 523-Bentinck, Mr. Cavendish, on Mr. Gladstone, 683-Beresford, Lord Marcus, and Mr. Tidy, 362-Birmingham School Board, and the humane treatment of animals, 1495-Blantyre coal-pit accident, 1323-Bluecoat School, suicide at, 874; report of Commission upon, 1023-Bradlaugh, Mr. C., and Mrs. Besant, prosecution of, 778-811-Brandram's, Mr., Hamlet, 235; and Merchant of Venice, at Willis's Rooms, 491-Brett, Mr. Justice, at Huntingdon Assizes, 363-British Association at Plymouth, 1022-1054; Mr. Reece on the Telephone, 1054-Bramwell, Mr., on the London Water Supply, 1054-Burials Question, the Duke of Bedford upon, 267; a London clergyman upon, 1110; the Clergy against, 1354; Mr. Welby- Gregory upon, 1643.
CANTERBURY, Archbishop of, and the Moderate High Churchmen, 459; at the Academy dinner, 587; and the Public Worship Act, 1494-Carlyle, Mr., letter on the Eastern Question, 587-Carpenter, Miss Mary, death of, 747-Carrier-pigeons, speed of, 907-Catholic union, and the Italian Bill on clerical abuses, 427-Cavill, F., swims the Channel, 1055-Canton Exhibition opened, 843-Charitable dinners, cost of, 1643-Church, Dr., on Convocation, 523-Church Defence Association, and Burials Bill, 810-Church Congress, Seventeenth opened at Croydon, 1258; Archbishop of Canterbury at, 1259; on sceptical culture, 1259; Canon Curtis and the Dis- senters, 1291-Clarke, Charles Cowden, death of, 363- Cleveland, Duchess of, robbed of her jewels, 235-Coal- mine accident at Pontypridd, 489; the Albert medal to be given, 523-Cobbe, Miss, on wife-beating, 1607- Cobden Club, annual dinner, 935-Cocks' combs cutting, Exchequer Court upon,103-0olorado beetle in Dublin, 875-Colston festival at Bristol, 1422-Convocation, re- form of, 5.55; and the itidadale judgment, 542; and the "Holy Cross" Society, 873-874; Bishop of London's resolution upon, 874; Rev. .1. C. White upon, 1387-, Court of Review in Criminal Cases, necessity of, 1387.
DARWIN, Mr. 0., at Cambridge, 1459; jokes upon, 1459-De Morgan, Mr., and Arthur Orion, 491-Deni- son, Archdeacon. on Church and State, 459; and his harvest home, 1111-Derby race, the, 681-Detectives, arrest of, 907; examination, 934-963-1092; committed for trial, 1109-1195, arrest of Inspector Clarke, 1188; found guilty, 1458-Diocesan conference opened at Oxford, 1225-Donovan and the Chinaman's pigtail, 171-Doyle, Mr. Le Hunt, conspiracy to defraud, 299. EASTERN QUESTION ASSOCIATION, circular from, 1642-Electric candle, a new, invented, 55-English Church Union, and Mr. Tooth, 135-Bra newspaper and the New Era, 555-Execution at Leeds, horrible proceedings, 459.
FARRAR'S, Canon, sermons, 1607-Ferguson, Sir W., death of, 203-Fielden, Mr., and Lord Beaconsfield, 651-Fitzgibbon, Lord, strange story about, 1423- Forbes, Mr., in the Nineteenth Century, 1354-Free- masons of England, meeting of, 1531-Frost, John, the Chartist death of, 963-Fry, Mr., E., Q.C., made a Judge, 555.
GAISFORD, Misses, and the Brighton lodging-house keeper, 267-Gale, great walk of, 994-Gas shares, panic in, 875-Gloucester, Bishop of, against con- fession, 3823; on the Royal supremacy, 1354; on the living voice in the Church, 1354-Grant, General, on his reception in England, 779-Gregg, Rev. Dr., on the Ridsdale judgment, 650-Gregg, Mr., on man, 994. HARRISON, Mr. F., on France, 1428-Hatcham Church closed, 69-Henderson, Colonel, on the metro- politan police, 1011- High-Church party on the ritual prosecutions, 426-Hospitals for the middle- classes, 811-Hydrophobia, many cases of, 1323; cure of a case in Germany, 1355; committee to inquire into, 1387-Huxley, Professor, on technical education, 1530. IRELAND, Mr. May to be Lord Chief Justice, 134: Home-rulers and Mr. Butt, 134; opinions upon, Messrs. Butt and Biggar, 1138; Moriarty, Bishop, death of, 1227-Islington Gazette and the dog-and-man fight, 71. KELLY, Lord Chief Baron, on Turkey, 1421- , Knight Templar,' the ship, struck by a rock, 651-. Knowles, Mr., and the Contemporary Review, 71. r.AniEs as servants, 135-Leatham imprisoned for cursing the Queen, 299-Librarians' Conference at the London Institution, 1226-Lincoln, the publican and his wife, 1567-Lisbon Tramways Co.. judgment, 202-Liverpool, Mayor of, presents a new Art Gallery, 1110-Lloyd Jones, Mr., on Capital and Labour, 362- Lock, Mr. G., Q.C., death of, 1083-London, Clergy on charitable relief, 523; Bishop and the Communicants, 1055; University, meeting of the Convocation, 587; and women's degrees, 779 Strikes in, 1111; Lord Mayor's Day, banquet at Guildhall, 1385-1422-Lub- bock, Sir J., on Ants, 135.
MACKONOCME, Mr., indifference to his Bish op,1494 ; effects of, 1531-Maine, Sir H. S., elected Master of Trinity Hall, 1642-Manchester. Bishop of, on war, 311; and the Ritualists, 963; on Sacerdotal pretensions, 1110; and the Spectator, 1166-Hellish, Lord Justice, death of, 776_Middlesex magistrates, and occasional licences, 103-Midland Railway, frauds on, 1247- Monck, "Dr." spirit medium, appeal of, 171-Morris, Rev. K 0., on Penny Banks, 1111-Murray, Mr. Andrew, on Insects injurious to Agriculture, 715-843.
NessArt Senior, Mrs., death of, 395-Norfolk's, Duke of, Wedding, 1419.
O'CONNELL, Life of, and Mr. Gladstone, 1606-0dger, Mr. G., burial of, 880-Orton Demonstration," the, 491-Outram, Mrs., and the Married Women's Pro- perty Act, 331-Owens College, Dr. Appleton against, 1259; discussion on, 1493; answer to 1612-Oxford and Cambridge Boat-race, 395; Poetry, Professorship, 851; Hertford Collego, and Mr. Tillyard, 842; Bishop of, and the Laity in Convocation, 1529; All Souls' College and its Fellowships, 1259-1290-Oxygen liquified, 1643.
PATERMANN'S, Herr We:1,second Idea to London,,3- Pauper Girls Association for Befriending, 3567- Peterborough, Bishop of, and the Holy Cross Society, 1194; on the Bmials Question, 1325; and Convocation, 1323; reply to Mr. Bright, 1459-1495-Pongo, Mr., the Gorilla coming to London, 49; at the Westminster Aquarium, 935; death of, 1423-Presbyterian meeting in Edinburgh, 842-" Priest in Absolution," protest against, 1021.
QUEEN, the, goes to Balmoral, 617; her birthday kept at, 683; visit to Lord Beaconsfield, 1605.
RAILWAY statistics, 1083; accident at Arisey, the cause of, 31; on the North-Eastern, report of Captain Tyler, 894-Recruiting, success of, 35-235-Ridedale case, appeal in, 102-188-134-619; Dr. Pusey upon, 650; secession of Rev. Dr. Gregg, 650; Mr. MacColl upon, 715; declarations upon, 906; Lord Chief Baron's dis- sent from, 1355-Riley, Mr. 0. V., on the insects of America, 651-Eons, Admiral, death of, 779-Royal Academy dinner, 587-Rutherford's Professor, experi- ments on dogs, 831.
ST. ALBAN'S, Bishop Claughton to be first Bishop, 555 -Sandford, Mr. J. L., death of, 935-" &mites,' the new disinfectant, 1535- Schliemann, Dr., on the "Golden Masks," 3; lectures at the Birkbeck Institu- tion, 1367; Mr. Newton on his discoveries, 715; Lord Carnarvon upon, 715-School Board, London, a school for incorrigible truants, 70; on English spelling, 71-531; on needlework, 363-Scott-Russell, Mr., on Modern War Fleets, 746-Scotland, Free Church suspends Professor R. Smith, 683; Presbyterians prosecute Rey. Fergus Fergnsson, 1189; Blantyre Coal-pit accident, 1223-Sea Serpent seen again, 843-Siemens, Dr. C. W., moos], 363-Slade, the "spirit medium," conviction of, quashed, 135-Smith, Lady, death of, 171; Dr. W., death of, 203-Social Science Association on spelling reform, 171; Congress, Lord Aberdeen's address, 167; last sitting of, nett-Sparrows in Heligoland, 427-Spelling Conference at the Society of Arts, 683- tauley's, Dean, address at St. Andrew's University, 363
tauntons convicted of murder, 1194; agitation upon, 225-1258; respited, 1289; decision upon, 1355- tephen, Sir 2., on Mr. Bright's Indian Irrigation cheme,1643-Sudlows convicted for cruelty to pauper
• 'idr•sn, 842-Suez Canal, rumours about the Shares, 18-Sun in flames, 1.
TraonEits' Conference, a, 70 ; examinations, remarks , 70-Telephone, the, 1423-Thames, floods in the, 9; and the London Sewage, 1567-Tietjens, the th of, 1227-Tooth, Mr., declared contumaciouS, 69' ly to, 102; released from Horsemonger Lane Gaol, ; and his foes, 906-TOrpedoes, experiments with e Thorneycroft,' 331; explosion of one at Hendon, 26; experiments with, 714-715-Trades Unions meet- g at Leicester, 1167-Tyndal3, Professor, on Spon- neous Generation, 651-747; at Birmingham, 1227. WALES, Princess of, and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 1023-Walpole, Mr., on the Queen's reign, 1643-Walter's. Mr., speech on Temperance, 1323- Ware, Mr., and Mr. Corpe's organ, 71-Wesleyan Com- mittee on Dsymen in Conference, 746-Weston and O'Leary walking-match, 459-Wheat crop in 1877, 1290 -Williams, Professor Monier, on Southern India, 747- " Williamson v. Barbour," 1494-Winchester, Bishop of, on Ecclesiastical affairs, 715; on confession, 1355- Women, School of Medicine for, meeting upon, 811.
Parliament -Personal.
ARGYLL, Duke of, on the Eastern Question, 170-234; on the Protocol, 618; on North-West India, 778; and the Public Worship Act, 1423.
ASHEURY, Mr., and Mr. Gladstone's Pamphlets, 427.
BArEsAN, Lord, and Free-trade, 1423.
BEACONSFIELD, Lord, on the Eastern Question, 234; deputation of Operatives to, 218; takes his seat in the House of Lords, 169; reported resignation, 873; and Mr. Pigott, 905.
BIGGAR, Mr., rejected on the Cattle-Plague Commis- sion, 554.
BOURKE, Mr., and the Bulgarian Petition, 267.
BEASSEY, Mr., on Glimboats, 685; on workmen, 1166.
BRIGHT, Mr. John, at Rochdale, &c., 1386; to the Agricultural labourers, 619; what is the matter with him? 650; and the War, 714; on capital punishment, 746; at Bradford, 931; and Sir G. Duffy, 1459; and the Bishop of Peterborough, 1493; on India, 1566.
BRIGHT, Jacob, Women's Disabilities Bill, debate upon, 714.
CAIRN; Lord, at Bournemouth, 103.
CAMPBELL, Sir G., and the title Empress," 266.
CAnNAEvoN, Lord, at Newbury, 35; at the En- gineers' Dinner, 491; and the South-African Con- federation Bill, 522; on the Transvaal Annexation, 619; on Dr. Seldiemann's discoveries, 715; at Notting- ham, 1194; at Dulverton, 1494.
CECIL, L. Eustace, at Saffron Walden, 1530.
CHAMBERLAIN, Mr., at Birmingham, 2-102; on the retail-liquor Madness, 329-330; at Rochdale, 1386 ; at West Bromwich, 1458.
CEIAPLIN, Mr., at Willis's Rooms, 521, CHILDERS, Mr., on Mr. Gladstone's Resolutions, 586.
COLERIDGE, Lord, on Education, 650. • CorroN, Alderman, on the War, 1607.
COWEN, Mr. J., at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 134; on the Eastern Question, 134; and the Friends of Religions Equality, 266.
COURTNEY, Mr., on the Eastern Question, 234; on the Guarantees of 1856, 297; on Mr. Gladstone's Resolutions, 586; on the Transvaal Annexation, 994; at Liskeard, 1166.
CROSS, Mr., on Truthfulness in Art, 1607.
DERBY, Lord, on the Eastern Question, 170-361; and Lord Dudley, 861; accepts the Russian Protocol, 393; reply to Lord Stratheden, 490; anti-Russian speech, 521; and Hobart Pasha, 522 ; answer to Prince Gott- schakoff, 585; his reply, 713; on the Suez Canal Shares, 715; on the Government policy, 901; deputa- tion to, 1493.
Dims, Sir C., on the Eastern Question, 34; at Chel- sea, 1111.
DILLWYN, Mr.. on the Richmond Park pheasants, 490; at Swansea, 1033.
DUDLEY, Lord, on the Eastern Question, 361.
DUFF, Mr. G., on Indian Frontier Politics, 995. ELOHO's, Lord, amendment to Mr. Gladstone's pro- posal], 553.
FAivoirrr, Mr., motion on Indian Finance, 202; on the Eastern Question, 330; on the Negotiations, 393; at Salisbury, 1166.
FORSTER, Mr., at Bradford, 1082-1226-1227. FORSYTH, Mr., on the horrible execution at Leeds, 459.
GIFFARD, Sir H., at Launceston, 1226.
GLADSTONE, Mr., at Frome, 101; at Taunton Railway Station, 183; at Marlborough College, 170; on Lord Derby's despatch of September 5, 233; and Mr. Chap- lin, 233; at the City Temple on Preaching, 363-427; on the Eastern Question, 393; and Sir D. Wolff, 394; to be opposed by his friends, 553; a speech on his Resolu- tions, 585-586 ; Division upon, 617; his summing-up, 618; at the Academy Dinner, 587; at Birmingham, 651-714; address to from the Tower Hamlets, 810; on the Church property, 650; and the Baptists of Wor- cestershire, 848; opens the Caxton Exhibition, 848; speeches at Exeter, .tc., 907; Bolton Liberals at Hawarden, 995; and Manchester Excursionists, 1054; Bedford Excursionists, 1110; at Nottingham, 1194- 1226 ; a Bulgarian pig-dealer, 1855-1423; in Ireland receives the freedom of the City of Dublin, 1386; elected Lord Rector of Glasgow, 1422; at Holyhead, 1423; at Hawarden, 1495.
GRANVILLE, Lord, at Dover Art School, 35; and the Treaty of Paris, 169; on the Protocol, 490; and the Burials Question, 490; and the Universities Bill, 907; at Bradford, 1082.
GOLDNEY, Mr., at Chippenham, 1530.
GOSCHEN, Mr., at Liverpool, 1494.
GREEN, Mr., and Mr. P. Hennessy, 330.
HALL, Mr., at Oxford, 2.
HAMILTON, Lord G., brings up the Indian Budget, 778-779.
HANnunr-TRACT, motion on Parliamentary Re- porting, 522.
HARCOURT, Sir W., letter on the Bulgarian atroci- ties, 71; and Sir H. Elliot, 291; reply to Mx. Hardy, 489; on the delay in trying prisoners, 907.
HARDY, Mr. G. on the Treaties of 1856, 233 ; moves the Army Estimates, 298; reply to Lord Hartington, 48$; at Woolwich Arsenal, 1837; at Edinburgh, 1566.
HAREownr, Lord, amendment to Burials Bill, 649; on training Protestant clergymen in the Universities, 809.
Milan:OTOS, Lord, on the Eastern Question, 170; moves for papers, 489; on fir. Gladstone's Resolutions, 618; at Chesterfield, 1291; in Scotland, 1385-1386 : Lord Rector of Edinburgh University, 1423. HOLKAR, Sir John, at Preston. HAVELOCK, Sir H., at Sunderland, 1642.
HICKS-BEACH, Sir M., at Gloucester, on the Eastern Question, 425.
BOLT'S, Mr., Cruelty to Animals Bill lost, 555.
HOUGHTON, Lord, on the increase in the Episco- pate, 682.
HUNT, Mr. Ward, on the Status of Naval Engineers, 331; at Peterborough, on the Eastern Question, 425; goes to Homburg, 810; dies at, 962.
JAMES, Mr., for inquiry into the London City Com- panies, 458, JENNINs, Mr., on the Suez Canal Shares, 713.
KNATCHBULL-HUGESSEN carries his Colonial Mar- riage Bill, 267.
KENEALY, Dr., and Mr. Sullivan, 458.
LAWSON, Sir W., at Carlisle, 34; at Edinburgh, 133; on the Fleet in Bestirs Bay, 873; in Cumberland, 1138- 1291.
LEATHAM, Mr., at Huddersfield, 1422.
LEGARD, Sir C., and Lord Coleridge, 299.
Low, Mr., and the Universities, 234-267; on the Status of Indian Judges, 810; and Mr. Ruskin, 1055; and the London Bycicle Club, 1167.
LOWTHER, Mr., on Turkey, 34.
LUBBOCK, Sir J., on teaching in Schools, 2; on Ants, 135; on ancient monuments. 298; on the Education Estimates, 874; at Brighton, 1167.
MAcIVICIL Mr. D., on Protection. 1530.
MANNERS, Lord John, at Ipswich, 1291; at Grant- ham, 1566.
MORGAN, Mr. Osborne, in Denbighshire, 2 ; on delay in Civil Causes, 1458.
NORTHBROOK, Lord, at Winchester, on Russia and India, 1422.
NORTHCOTE, Sir S., at Liverpool, IR ; on the Minis- terial Policy, 170; snubs Mr. Samuelson, 202; speech at Willis's Rooms, 321; on Mr. Gladstone's Resolu- tions, 618; and the Manchester Tory deputation, 874; and the Irish Obstructives, 934; at the Exeter.Cham- her of Commerce, 1237; at Exeter, 1529; reply to a Nottingham correspondent, 1607.
O'DONNELL, Mr., on Home-Rule, 522. O'Gt3ENAN, Major, and Lord Hartington, 102.
O'SnAtionNEssr, Mr., on Primary education in Ire- land, 362.
PARNELL, Mr., and Secret-Service Money, 747 , and the House of Commons, 779; in Dublin, 1054; at Castlebar, 1567.
PLAYFAIR, Dr. L., on Women's education, 171.
READ, Mr. Clare, on Turkish affairs, 102. REDESDALE, Lord, and the Priest in Absolution, 747'.
REED, Mr. E. J., Letters on the Navy, 71-135-170-427- 491; and the 'Inflexible,' 875-1567.
RICHMOND'S, Duke of, Burials Bill printed, 862; opposition to, 523.
ROEBUCK, fir., at Sheffield, on Turkey, 586. RUTLAND, Doke of, on Lord Derby's reply, 586.
RYLAND'S, Mr., speech against Sir G. Elliot, 394; debate upon, 394.
SALISBURY, Lord, on the Eastern Question, 288-285; on the outbreak of Russophobia, 745; and the Metro- politan Board of Works, 903; on the Indian Famine, 991; speeches at Bradford, 1258.
SANDFORD, Mr., on the probable terms of peace, 682.
SEELEY'S, Mr., resolutions on tho Navy, 298. SELEORNE, Lord, elected Lord Rector of St. Andrew's,
1489111.AFTESBURY, Lord, retires from the Christian Knowledge Society, 1643.
SHAw, Mr., and the Home-rule question, 522; motion defeated, 522.
SMITH, Mr. W. H., to be Secretary to the Admiralty, 993; on the peace side, 994 ; on the Navy, 1494.
STANSFELD, Mr., On Labour Representation in Parlia- ment, 1354.
SniArNEDEN, Lord, on the Eastern Question, 265.
TAYLOR, Mr. P., on flogging in the Navy, 459; on opening museums, 746.
TREVELYAN, Mr., and the County Franchise, 841; at Galashiels, 1606.
WHALLEY, Mr., and increase in the Mediterranean' garrisons, 962; on the new Rules of the House, 995. Wilmer, Sir E., on capital punishment, 746. WoLers, Sir IL, counter-resolution to Mr. Glad- stone's, 586.
Parliament.-SUbjeCte.
AFRICA, South, Confederation Bill, passed, 961- Arctic Expedition, Report upon the Scurvy in, 299- Army, Report on the Recruiting for the, 235; Brigade Depot system, Report upon, 235; now warrant, cost of, 963-995.
BILLS, numerous, withdrawn, 806-Budget, the. 457; discussion upon, 453-Burials Bill, meeting of Dissenters upon, 458; progress of, 618; Lord Har- rowby's amendment, 649; Peers upon, 778; division, 778.
CAPE of Good Hope, debate on the Transvaal An- nexation, 994-Cattle Plague Committee Report, 935- 1366-Church Livings, Sale of, debate upon, 810- Common-s. House of, and the Irish Members' long sitting., 84t-988-934; scenes in, 961; sits for thirty-stx hours, 961; physical endurance, 994-Comity Fran= chise, debate and division upon, 841.
DETECTIVE Force, committee upon, 1022.
EASTERN Question, 284; Lords upon, 265-1091- Education Estimates, vote, 874-Elliot, Sir It., not to go back to Turkey, 361-393.
FLOODS in England, select committee asked for, 295 -Fugitive Slave Circular, the, 33.
GOVERNMENT and the Eastern Question, 201-1021; freely interrogated upon, 201-993; reply to the latest Russian proposal, 329; rumours about asking for Money, 777; Burials Bill introduced, 330.
HOME-RULE party, split in, 961; meeting of in Dublin, 1258; conference to be held, 1290.
INDIAN Finance, Mr. Fawcett's motion upon, 202; Officers' pay, debate upon, 811; Loan Bill, second reading, 994-Irish Church temporalities commission, report of, 202; Sunday Closing Bill, 203; Peers' Bill upon lost, 875.
LOCAL Prisons Bill, second reading, passed, 202. NAVY, discussion upon, 778.
PARLIAMENT opened, 169; to be opened on January 17th, 1605-1641-Peruvian affair, the, 994-Pigott, Mr.,. and the Stationery Office, 779; Mr. Helms's vote of censure upon, 905; no truth in, 905; end of, 934- Public Worship Act and informers, 747.
QuEEN's proclamation of neutrality, 533.
SESSION, close of the, 1021-Sunday closing, debate upon, 810.
UtavERsirrns Bill, second reading, 202; passed, 234; professorships and tutorship, battle of, 323; progress of, 554; petition from Oxford, 387; passes through committee, 714; Lord Granville'e division on clerical fellowettips, 007.
WYNDHAM, Mr. P., and marine belligerent rights, 298. Vault, Mr., and the Holy Cross Society, 874. YORKE, Mr. R., motion on the Stock Exchange, 361.
Parliament.-Elections. CLAMS, Sir Bryan O'Loghlen„ 1021. DUNGARVON, F. H. O'Donnell, Home-raler, 810. GREAT GRIMSBY, Mr. Watkin, Liberal, 963. HUNTINGDONSHIRE, Lord Mandeville, Tory, 842. LAUNCESTON, Sir H. Giffard, Tory, 297. MONTOOHERY Boroughs, Mr. F. Henbury-Tracy, Liberal, 619.
OLDHAM, Mr. Hibbert,Liberal, 265.
SALFORD, contest for, 438; Colonel Walker, Tory, 490. TIPPERARY, Mr. Gray, Home-ruler, 619.
Foreign Paragraphs.
AMERICA.-A.Rmr to be reduced, 1422; motion 'rejected, 1458.
BEMOAN'S, General, " Bange-flnder," 299-Brigham Young, death of, 1083; his successor not yet appointed, 1111; appointed, 1189-Bryant Mr., the poet, on style, 1459.
CHINAMEN in California, 330-Colorado Beetle, Mr. V. Gregg upon, 1023.
FISHERY Commission, disagreement of, 1023-1494.
GENEVA Award, money, what to do with it? 85- Gould, Mr. J., 1195-Government and the Mexican Raids, 682; Troops cross tote, 875.
HILTON, Judge, and the Jews, 906.
Litmus Strike on the Railways, 933; riots at, 933; end of, 962-Loring, Dr., on short-sightedness, 1531.
MOTLEY, Mr. J. L., death of, 682. NEW Orleans, faction riots in, 84.
PRESIDENTIAL Election, the, 2; compromise upon, 69-101-135-170-284; Mr. Hayes elected, 265-President Hayes nominates his Cabinet, 297; carries it, 329; contest with his Senate, 884; removes the State troops from New Orleans, 523; and from Charleston, 458; and a section of the Republican Party, 842; and the 'Civil Service. 934; his policy defeated in Ohio, 1208; Message to Congrese,1291 , and the London Legation, 1322; his Annual Message, 1530; defeated in his Civil Service Reform, 1566.
REPUBLICAN Party, split in, 1358; and the Resump- 'Mon Act, 1887.
SPARROWS ID, 299.
TELEPHONE tried at Boston, 267-Tweed, Mr., and -his management of New York, 1227.
VA/a:Minn:LT, Commodore, death of, 3; riches of, 103; his will dispute about, 1495.
Working-men, union of, established, 1022-Work- WOmen's Hotel founded, 1567.
AUSTRALIA.-PROFESSOR Pearson and the Educe- Menai System, 1111.
AUSTRIA,-Bostim. and Hercegovina to be occu- pied, 11566-Army of ninety thousand men to be mobilised, 962.
GASTRIN, Meeting of Prince Bismarck and Count dedrassy at, 1165.
HUNGARIAN Premier, Tisza,and his Parliament,171 ; on the war, 811.
INTERVENTION kt the war, rumoured, 777. METrERNICH'S, Prince, letters to be published, 1643.
BELGIUM.-GURNT, meeting of Socialists a; 1139.
CANADA.-DereEnne, Lord, speech at Toronto, 134; to the Icelanders near Lake Winnipeg, 1290.
INDIANS and the Government, 1054.
Sr. Rum's, New Brunswick, burnt, 777.
CAPE of GOOD HOPE.-BARTLE Frere. Sir, to be Governor, 103; appointed, dinner to, 266.
KRELII movements, 1353; hostility to the British, 5387.
NEWS from not pleasing, 70; more favourable, 235- -562.
STANLEY. Mr., news from, 1166.
TRANSVAAL, trouble in, 427-439; annexed, 595-650: despatch upon, 619; fighting in, 1322; insurrection at an end, 1458.
CHINA.-OoNeumns, death of his eldest male de- scendant, 267-Constitution of, a sketch, 70.
POPE Hennessy, Mr., on flogging in Hong Kong, 1354.
EGYPT.-AeYssizim, peace with, 962.
BIIRTON's, Captain, "find " in the Land of Midian, 619. CLEOPATRA'S Needle, safely packed, 1083; to set out for England, 1167: nearly lost, 1290. KHEDIVE, to send more troops to Turkey, 554; pledges himself to abolish the slave-trade, 1055.
SLAVERY 113, 458.
FRANCK-Bat:9nm, Due de, Ministry at an end, 1457-Brunet, M., speech at Tulle, 1053-Budget, M. Lion Say's, 35; committee upon, 102-Buloz, M., death of, 103.
CHAMBERS, meeting of the, 777; scenes in, 777- Chambord, Comte de, and the Marseilles merchants, 298-Communes, the, and education, 134-Councils- General, Elections of, Republican triumph, 1385.
DECAZES, Duo de, the, 651; resigns, 1353-Dever- dier, M., arrested, 713.
ELECTIONS, fixed for October, 906-934-1165; great agitation about, 1225; expected results, 1217; Repub- lican victory, 1289; individual elections, 1289; facts about, 1321; Ministerial pressure in, 1321; Republican majority, 1353; suspense upon, 1385; result, 5421; investigations into refused, 1437.
FERAY, Mr., letter to M. Fourtou, 1022.
FOURTOIT, M. de, work of represion, 713-995 ; speech at Neuvic, 1081; address to his constituents, 1193.
GAmeErre, M., on repressive policy, 587; speech at Abbeville, 746; to be prosecuted, 1081-1110; Cabinet upon, 1081; condemned, 1137; appeal against, 1194; speech at Belleville, 1257; at Ni5vre, 1322.
GOVERNMENT and the Ultranfontane Bishops, 554; rumours about its action, 1321.
(leery's, M. Albert, motion on Electoral abuses, 1421; debate upon, 1421.
Rams SIMON, Ministry dismissed, 017; effects of, 617; rumours upon, 649.
LIMOGES Mystery, the, 1642.
MINISTRY, the in extremie,1493; defeated, 1493; new one, under M. Dufaure, appointid, 1493; crisis con- tinues, -
tinues, 1529; no budget to vote 4, 1529; M. Defeure's Cabinet accepted, 1529; crisis, en of, 1065; composi- tion of the Cabinet, 1565; taxes voted, 1606.
MODERATION of the Government, 1641. Moniteur defends the President, 682.
PRESIDENT'S message to the Senate, 649; interview with Legitimist Delegates, 745; speeches at Bourges, 962; at Evreux, 1022; at Bordeaux, 1137; address to, 1138; manifesto upon the elections, 1165 ; final one proposed, 1257; makes no sign of his policy, 1290; gives way, 1483; message to the Senate and the Deputies, 1606; Senate vote for dissolution, 810 TRIERS, M., and the Elections, 906; death of, 1109; strife about his corpse, 1109; Mr. H. Reeve, 1109; funeral of, 1137; M. Grdvy's address at the grave, 1137; posthumous address, 1193-Tribunals and the Elec- tions, 1457.
GERMANY. - .ALSACE-LORRAINE, oppression in, 290; a certain autonomy to be granted, 362.
BISMARCK, Prince, and the Federal Governments, 329; sends in his resignation, 425; not accepted, 457; on the Falk Laws, 995; gains another triumph, 1353.
COLORADO Beetle arrives at Muth eim, near Cologne, 811.
ELECTIONS, the, to the German Parliament, 83-70- Emperor, the, and the felicitations on his birthday, 427.
FEDERAL Council to be held at Leipsi c, 361-France rumours about attacking, 329.
GERMANY and Russia in full accord, 201-Govern- ment and indirect taxation, 1531.
HETTELER, Baron von, death of, 907.
M.ETz, decline of, 329-Moitke,pount von, speech of, 521.
PARLIAMENT, opened by the Emperor, 235; about to adopt Protection, 554; weakness of, 1567.
GREECE.-PEomm getting impatient, 681; eager for war, 1054---Schliementes, Dr., discoveries. 203.
HOLLAND.-ROBENs's birth celebrated at Antwerp, 1055.
HELIGOLAND. -SPARROWS partially migratory, birds, 427.
1NDIA.-AROY14 Duke of, and the North-West Frontier, 778.
BRAHMIN of Benares, a, on English drunkenness, 1458-Budget, the, 330; brought in, 778.
Emmen, declared at Delhi, 3.
FAMINE in Southern, 33; spreading, 70; news about, 101-934; terrible news; 962; Lord Salisbury upon, 994; Mr R. Elliot upon, 994; severity of, 1021; and the Government, 1058; subscriptions opened, 1053; , munificence of, 1193; Sir J. Vogel upon, 1109; Loan I issued, 1195; and the Madras Government, 1226; better I news from, 1258-1386--Frontier policy, debate upon, 995.
JOWARIS, the war with, 1458.
LHASSA, embassy at, 1322-Lytton, Lord, explains his "foreign policy," 426; and the Ameer of Affghani- stan, 490; and the High Court of Allahabad, 630; and the Madras Government, 1226. Pall Mall Gazette on Russian intrigues in Affghani- I stan, 1322-Pundit Nain Singh and the Royal Geo- graphical Society, 555; his salary, 587.
Scam Ali, alarming remount about, 1290. VICEROY'S Salute, and the great chiefs, TO. WIrz.rtvs, Monier, on Southern India, 747. YAMOOB Bay, Ameer Of KaShgar, death of, 906.
ITALY.-BeIMMT, the, 394.
CARDINALS, sketch of the, 1358-Curd, Father, ex- pelled the Order of Jesuits, 1322; case against, 1333. HOWARD, Monsignor, to be a Cardinal, 233.
NICOTRRA Ministry, fall of, 1607.
?menu, Signor, and vivisection at Florence, 848- Pope. illness of, 202; desirous of calling a Vatican Council, 202; allocation delivered by, 362; dangerous condition of, 398-1494; the Lancet upon, 426; better, 1530. ROME, shower of sand and mud in, 811. SFORZA, Cardinal Riario, death of, 1226.
NEPAUL.---Jamo Bahadoor, death of, 266. NATIVES, thoroughly Hindoo, 426.
PERU. -BRITISH steamer 'Talisman' and the Government of, 84.
CASs of the • Hummer rebel ship, 994, despatch upon, 1138.
RUSSIA-ARMY, strength of, in Bessarabia, 35; Mobilisation of, 297.
CAUCASUS, condition of, Mr. Freshileld's letter upon, 682.
MONEY, endeavour to raise. 745.
PROTOCOL accepted by the British Government, 393; published. 425; effect of, 425.
TOBOLSK, Siberia, the steam-ship 'Louise' arrives at, 1194.
Sr. HELENA, Decay of, 1642.
SPAIN.-COmmERctAL Treaty with Germany, 1023. MARRIAGE of King Alfonso, 1258-1531.
SWITZERLAND. -MEsslis. Louis and Paterson killed, 1139.
TURKEY.-ARMENIA, discontent in, 2-Austrian troops in Dalmatia, question upon, 266.
BESIKA Bay, British Fleet in, 841-Bosnia, misery and oppression in, 297; insurrection in, 329; outrages in, 419; Bulgaria and Colonel Gordon, 134; how ibis administered, 170; more massacres threatened, 426; Bulgarians and Turks, letter upon, 1531.
CONFERENCE, the, waiting the Turkish answer, 1-33; reported concession, 1; doubts about the attitude of Russia, 1; Baron Werther ordered to leave, 83; end of, 69-101; blow to England, 69; what will be done now, 101; Protocol of the to bepublished, 133; Grand Council, meeting of, to reject, 133; circular of the pro- ceedings, 202; hope of peace nearly over, 457; rumours of war, 457; policy of England, 457--Constantinople, rumours from, 233; serious apprehensions about, 649.; alarm in, 681; affairs in, 745; panic in, 995; news from, 931: discontent in, 1383; struggle going on in, 1421; curious letter from, 1530.
DERBY'S, Lord, instructions to Lord Salisbury, and Dogberry in Shakespeare, 203.
FLEET, uselessness of, 1643.
GESHOFF, Messrs., not to be executed, 1194.
HOBART Pasha still a British officer, 491; dismissed, 522-Holy Land, Peahen° of the, offers to sell, 33.
IMPALEMENT Question, the, Dr. Liddell and Mr. Mactio' II upon, 103; Sir H. Elliot and Consul Holmes, upon, 203; Mr. Freeman's account confirmed, 266.
KEBANME, the great rosefleld, 1203.
LA.YABD, Mr., a pro-Turk, 1022; reports about, 1194.
MIDHAT PASHA, fall of, 169; excitement about, 169; explanations, 201; the Society of Positivists, 1081; Military student, bastinadoed to death, 490; Monte- negro, no concessions of territory to be made to, 393; defeated by Suleiman Pasha, 841.
PARLIAMENT, the first held, 361-398; account of, 425; prorogued, 809; opened, 1565; Peace, rumours of, 265.
ROUMANIA and its independence, 1-33; persecution of the Jews in, 3; declares her independence, 649; Chamber opened, 1493.
Simms and Montenegro, proposals for peace, 183- 281-233; concluded, 265; Servian, number of Russians 10, 266; Shefket Pasha sent to Bagdad, 554.
WAR, the expected declaration, 489; strength of the opposing armies, 489; declared by Russia, 821; Prince Gortschakoff's Circular, 521; advance of Resale, In Europe and Asia, 521; movements of the armies, 553; English proclamation of entrants', 858; Pall Mall Gazette and Russian professions, 554; progress of operations, 585; Turkish internam at Batoum, 617.
RUSSIANS admit newspaper correspondents, 611- Roumania in the war, 619; Rat:Mans attack Ardahan, 649; no attempt to cross the Danube 649.745-777; river rising, 681; crossed, 809; Turkish monitor blown up with torpedoes, 683; Czar arrives in Roumania, 713; Prince Gortschakoffis reply to Lord Derby's note, 713-745-Turkish protection against torpedoes, 746: rumoured Austrian intervention, 777; address of the Emperor to the Bulgarians, 809; progress in Asia, 809-1225-Russian defeat, 841-1081; retire from Turkish Armenia, 873; Grand Duke Nicholas and Colonel Wellesley, 809; Russian movements, 841: Bulgarians and the Balkans, 841; little news from, 873: atrocities on both sides, 875; pro-Turkish PresS on, 907; more atrocities,1023; Mr. Zohrab upon, 1082; reported Russian, 935; analysis of, 963; and the Ger- man Government upon' 1033-1082; at Philippopolis, 1167; Nikopolis captured, 903; English troops (reported) to be sent to the Mediterranean, 933-Russian defeat at Plevna, 935-961-1053; position of the armies at, 981; great battle at, 1137-1165; immense losses, 1165; re- victualled, 1193-1225-1257; troops sent to, 1157; re- ported surrender, 138.5; still holds out, 1421; fall of, 1565; effects of, 1565; no prisoners found in, 1606; Osman Pasha, reported death of, 1607; horrors of, 1641-Imperial Guard ordered to Bulgaria, 993- Leitch& affair, 998-1021; R118819418 retreat from the south of the Balkans, 1021; fight between the Vesta and a Turkish ironclad, 1023.
SHIPEA Pass, fighting in the, 1558-1081-5195-1165; Roumanians over the Danube, 1081; address of Prince Charles, 1138; Russians beaten on the Lora, 1109; Montenegrin successes, 1137; General Scobeleff pro- moted, 1166; rumoured great battle at Biota, 1193: recall of Mehemet Ali, 1225-Roumania, strange raid Into, 1226-Dreadful charge against the Turks at Erze- ronm, 1226; and Telt:soh°, 1457.
Timms defeated in Asia, 1289.1385; Erzeroum not taken, 1421; Kars surrenders, 1457; great loss of Russian officers, 1291; losses in Europe and Asia, 1321-1353; progress of the war, 1493; Remises de- feated at Elena, 1529; peace terms not yet made, 1565, Sulieman with 10,000 troops in Constantinople, 1600; Russian advance, 1605; Servia declares war, 1605.
ATREE in Bulgaria, the, 1641.
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