INDEX TO VOL. XV. The titles of articles are printed in italics. ABB ABBOTS, jurisdiction of, 109 Ainslie (Prebendary), on a lay court of effect of railways on national pro- Anne (Queen), statues of, 29 Appeal, proposed new Court of, in eccle- Arab Race, the forthcoming, at New- Arcady, Peasants' Homes in, 389–408 Aristocracy, influence of the House of his opinion of Wordsworth and Arnold (Thomas), a schoolboy's reminis- 720 BER (E. Colborne), on the natural of Buddha,' quoted, 358-359 Banks (Thomas), sculptures of, 43 Barclay (James W.), A New View of Barnett (Rev. Samuel A.), The Univer- on the day of rest, quoted, 686 Bell (C. S. Moberly), 'How long halt Berar, acquisition of, by the British, 570 Bible, Luther's translation of the, 666– Bibles, Forgotten, 1004-1022 Bird, sculptures of, in Westminster Bishops in the House of Lords, 212- 213 Blunt (Wilfrid Scawen), The forth- coming Arab Race at Newmarket, Bradley (Dean), My School-days from Brassey (Sir T.), Ship Insurances and A Voyage in the Sunbeam in 1883, Bribery Act, the New, and the York Brodrick (Hon. Geo. C.), Democracy Brutes, the, on their Master, 435-444 Byron, Wordsworth and, 583-609, 761- Bacon (John), sculptures of, in West-CADIZ, Sunday at, 934 minster Abbey, 42-43 Bahamas, the, 831-833 CADIZ, Sunday at, 934 Campagna, malaria of the, 320 CAN Canon law, necessity for reviving the, Caraccas, 828 Carpenter (Dr. W. B.), The Germ Chatham (Earl of), monument to, in Cholera, causation of, by germs, 323– Christian Agnosticism, 337-344 Church, disestablishment of the, in Ire- - Luther's restoration of the true idea Church affairs in the West Indies, 830 Colonies, proposal for representation of Commons, the House of, 507-536 Floods' Prevention Bill, 94 Co-operative Shirtmaking, Eight Years Coral reefs of the Bahamas, 832 Corn laws, repeal of, during the Irish Court of appeal, proposed new ecclesias- Cowen, Mr., on l'arliamentary represen- Cowper (Earl), Lord Melbourne, a 'Cramming' in Elementary Schools, Cross (Sir Richard Assheton), Homes of Curteis (Canon), Christian Agnosticism, in Ireland, 85-88 Egypt, our Protectorate in, 363-388 the new Act for preventing, 126– Elective principle applied to the House Electoral districts, equal, 301-302 El Teb, battle of, 986-989 Emigration from Ireland during the to New South Wales, 140 Emphasis in public speaking, 971 FALSE Coin, 945-968 Farre (Dr.) on the day of rest, Flaxınan (John), sculptures of, 44 Florence, Sunday in, 943 Fowler (William), India, her Wheat GA ABOON, French colony of, 890 George III., statues of, 29 George IV., statue of, 29 George (Mr. Henry), theories of, 540– German cruisers, 827 Germ-Theory, the, of Zymotic Diseases, Gesticulation in public speaking, 972 GHO Ghosts, evolution of religion from the Gladstone (Mr.), Irish legislation of, 83– on the day of rest, quoted, 687 God, character assigned to, 6 ascription of emotions, will, and Gods, origin and progress of the belief Goethe, praise of Byron by, 588 Graham and Baker in the Eastern Grey (Earl), The House of Commons, Guadaloupe, 834-885 Guiana, French, 886-887 Gurney (Edmund) and Myers (Frederic HARE (Julius), Frederick Maurice's recollections of, 851-853 Harrison (Frederic), The Ghost of Re- Hayward (Robert H.), Proportional LAGDEN (Godfrey Y.), A Walk to Hennessy (Sir J. Pope), What do the Hermann (Gottfried), on the origin of Hill (Charles), The Day of Rest, 686- Hill (Octavia), Colour, Space, and Music on the housing of the poor, 154 • How long hall ye between two opinions?' Iluxley (Professor), The State and the Lamb (Lady Caroline), 51 Lambert (Agnes), False Coin, 945-968 Land, nationalisation of the, 542-547, London, Statues and Monuments of, 28– 48 Lords, the House of, its Reform, 200– on its Abolition, 217-227 life at sea, 446-454 Marryat (Rosalind), Sanitary Aid, 840- Martinique, 885-886 Maurice, Frederick Denison, 849–866 Medical Profession, the State and the, Melbourne (Lord), a Sketch, 49-56 Monastery, Mediæval, Daily Life in a, Monks in England, orders of, 108–109 daily occupations of, 111-113 conflicts between townsmen and, amusements of, 117-118 eating and drinking habits of, 118 from what class drawn, 120-121 Mormonism, a new View of, 167–184 Museums, &c., Sunday opening of, see Music for the People, 741-747 NAPLES, Sunday in, 943 "Natural Religion,' language of, New Caledonia, 892-893 New South Wales, emigration to, 140 PRA Newman (Cardinal), On the Inspiration Nollekens, sculptures of, in Westminster Norfolk, land-ownership in, 400-401 Norman (Captain C. B.), The Colonies Norris (Sir H.), monument of, 37 a test election, 716-720 working of majority representation Patras, Sunday at, 939 Peabody trustees, the Government loan Peasants' Homes in Arcady, 389-408 importance of a political education Pico, island of, 837 Plantain, uses of the, in Ashantee, 250 Polygamy as practised by Mormons, Poor, Homes of the, 150–1€6 the Universities and the, 255-261 by, 280 deficiencies of, 284–286 Read, sculpture of, in Westminster Reading aloud, the art of, 973-977 Reform Acts, influence of, upon Parlia- Renan (M.), his reason for abandoning Representation, Proportional, 293-301, Rest, the Day of, 686–702 Réunion, French colony of, 881–883 Roberts (Dr. W.), on saprophytes, Roberts (Sir Frederick S.), Free Trade Roman Catholics, biblical criticism by, Rossiter (William), The Continental Roubiliac, sculptures of, in Westminster Roumania, Sunday in, 937 Rugby School, reminiscences of, 463- Russia, drinking in, 937 Russian convicts in Siberia, treatment Science, relation of, to religion, 10-12 Shirtmaking, Co-operative, Eight Years Shorthouse (J. Henry), Frederick Deni- Siberia, the Exile in, 475-493 Sidney (Algernon), A Treatise on Love, Sidney family, biography of, 61–70 Smith (Joseph), founder of Mormonism, Snell's law of refraction, 346 Socialism, Democracy and, 626–644 Soudan, our policy in the, 374-386 Spencer (Herbert), Religion, a Retro- Stanley, Dean, as an historian, 1017- State, the, and the Medical Profession, Statues and Monuments of London, 28- Stephen (Sir James F.), The Unknow- Stevens, his monument of the Duke of Stone (Nicholas), sculptures of, in West- Storms, law of, 834-835 Strachey (Sir John), on the policy of |