Forbes (Archibald), The Mystery of
Monsieur Regnier, 459–469

of, 193–202

488, 963-970

258

Dörpfeld (Dr.), on the topography of

ancient Athens, 857-858
Drainage, house, scheme of insurance
against the dangers of, 37–41
Dumas (Alexandre), an 'édition de luxe'
of, noticed, 237–240

Dundonald (Earl of), Protection for
Surnames, 132-140

1783-1793, 946–948

Frankland (Professor Percy), Sunshine
and Microbes, 838-844

Free Trade, Prospects of, in the United
States, 343-352

G

Gaskell (Lady Catherine Milnes), Old

Wenlock and its Folklore, 259-267
Germany, obscure local philosophers of,
942-943

Giles (Herbert A.), Chinese Poetry in
English Verse, 115–125

Glacial theory, recent investigations
bearing on the, 146–157

Glacial Theory, the, 337-342
Gladstone (W. E.), The Love Odes of
Horace, 701-7 09

Goethe, the mother of, 649-659
Gold, the Scramble for, 58–75
Graham (William), Chats with Jane
Clermont, 76-90

Greek music, ancient, discovery
Delphi of a fragment of, 859–861
Griffin (Sir Lepel), The Lotos Eaters,
513-522

Griffiths (Arthur), his 'Secrets of the
Prison House,' noticed, 234-236
Guiccioli, the Countess, and Lord Byron,
81

Guncotton, manufacture of, 989–991

HES

Heseltine (J. P.), The Scramble for
Gold, 73-75

Hong Kong, opium question in, 324–327
Horace, the Love Odes of, 701-709
Horses, British and American, Pedigrees
of, 922–937

Horses, Irish hunting, 470-480
Hovey (Richard), his 'Poem of Dramas,'
noticed, 240-244

Hutton (R. H.), Noticeable Book:
'William George Ward,' 226-229
Huxley (Professor T. H.), Professor
Tyndall, 1-11

NCENSE, the use of, 574-587

India, commercial value of, to Eng-
land, 381

the currency question in, 58-72

- should the export of opium from, be
suppressed? 324–325

India: the Political Outlook, 890–904
India, the Cow Agitation, or the Mutiny-
plasm in, 667-672

Indian Princes, shall they sit in the
House of Lords? 710–716
Inspectors, Official, Women as, 489-494
Insurance, Sanitary, 32–43

Ireland, the question of the evicted ten-

ants in, 560-573, 1026-1032

Irish Hunters, Improvement of, 470–
480

Italian Art at the New Gallery, 330–
336

Italy, possible motive of the barbarities
of, in the middle ages, 285

LA

MOT

ABOUR, the Political Future of,
203-216

Land question, the, 362–363
Lansdowne (Marquis of) on the Govern-
ment of India, quoted, 902–904
Launcelot and Guenevere, a dramatisa-
tion of the legend of, 240-244
Law (T. G.), Devil-hunting in Eliza-
bethan England, 397–411
Le Gallienne (Richard), Noticeable

Book: Davidson's poetry, 952-955
Liberal Party, Position of the, 189–202
Libro d'Oro, the English, 796-806
Lilly (W. S.), Noticeable Books:

Griffiths's 'Secrets of the Prison
House,' 234-236

Wilfrid Ward's Witnesses to the
Unseen,' 948-951

Literature, Decay of, Elementary Edu-
cation and the, 412–423
Lords, the House of, 525-559

shall Indian Princes sit in? 710-716
Lotos Eaters, the, 513-522
Love, 999-1012

Lupton (James Irvine), The Pedigrees
of British and American Horses, 922-
937

Lyall (Sir Alfred), Noticeable Book:
'Ten Years of Armed Peace between
France and England,' 946–948

MAHAFFY (Professor), Recent Ar-

chæology, 845-862

The Proposed Nile Reservoir: the
Devastation of Nubia, 1013-1018
Manchester Ship Canal, the, 12-22
Manet (Edouard), paintings of, 910
Maxwell (Sir Herbert), Bores, 284–301
Love, 999–1012

Meath (Earl of), Shall Indian Princes
sit in the House of Lords? 710-716
Microbes, Sunshine and, 838-844
Milk as a cause of epidemic disease, 41-
42

Mills (Dr. L. H.), Zoroaster and the
Bible, 44-57

Mohammedanism and Christianity, 302–
312

Monteagle (Lord), The Evicted Tenants
Bill, 1026-1032

Montferrat (Marquis de), his 'Ten Years
of Armed Peace' noticed, 946-948
Mother's and Daughters, 313-322

Parker (George F.), Intellectual Progress
in the United States, 729-745
Pater (Walter), Some Great Churches
of France:

Notre-Dame d'Amiens, 481-488
Vézelay, 963-970

Peel (Sir Robert), his relations with the

Queen as Prime Minister, 248–258
Peers to sit in the Commons, 530-538
Persia, the Shah of, in England, 451–458
Peterite, Simon Ryan the, 588-601, 746-
760

Phila, Nile Reservoirs and, 863-872
Philæ, the submergence of, 1019-1025
Plants, observations on the action of
external agencies upon, 684-691
Polygamy in Turkey, 310-311
Prothero (Rowland E.), Noticeable Book:
Mr. Weyman's' Gentleman of France,'
244-247

SPI

Queen, the, and her 'Permanent Minis-
ter,' 639–648

and Lord Palmerston, 912–921

RADICAL party, revolutionary policy

the, 354–356

Raphael, the pictures ascribed to, in the
Louvre, 828-830

Realism of To-day, 618–627

Rees (J. D.), Life in a Russian Village,
813-827

Regnier, Monsieur, the Mystery of, 459–
469

Reid (T. Wemyss), The House of Lords:
abolish its Veto, 553–559
Revolution, the Impending, 353–366
Rogers (Rev J. Guinness), The Position
of the Liberal Party, 189-202
Round (J. H.), The English Libro d'Oro,
796-806

Russia and China, 384-385

Russian Village, Life in a, 813–827

SALONS, Art at the, 905–911
Sanitary Insurance, 32–43

Sayce, Professor, on the Higher Criti-
cism,' 660–666

Science, Recent, 141–157, 673-691
Scott (Wentworth Lascelles-), Modern
Explosives, 987-998

Self-Government, Early Social, 628-638
Sense, a Neglected, 574–587

Shah of Persia, the, in England, 451–
458

Sharp (William), The New Winter-
Land, 99–114

Shelley (Percy Bysshe), will of, 78-80
Shirley (E. P.), analysis of his book on
the English nobility and gentry, 796-
806

Simon (Sir John), Early Social Self-
Government, 628-638

Smalley (George Washburn), Checks on
Democracy in America, 873-889
Smith (Professor Goldwin), Noticeable
Book: Arthur Stanley, 220-226
The Impending Revolution, 353–366

The House of Lords: Reform by
'Resolution,' 539-546

Smith (Miss Alys Pearsall), A Reply
from the Daughters, 443-450
Spinner (Alice), her 'Study in Colour,'
noticed, 959-962

New Gallery, 330–336

Art at the Salons, 905-911

White (Arthur Silva), Chartered Govern-

ment in Africa, 126–131

Wicks (Frederick), The Insignificance
of the Trades Union Vote, 602–617
Wife-selling, example of, 260
Wilberforce (Bishop), Daniell's Life of,
noticed, 938-942

Wilson (H. Schütz), Frau Aja, 649–659
Winter-Land, the New, 99–114
Wolmer (Lord), The House of Lords;

an Unfair Penalty on Peers, 525-538
Women as Official Inspectors, 489–494
Women, enfranchisement of, in New
Zealand, 268-275

Wrench (Frederick), Improvement of
Irish Hunters, 470-480

ZEALAND, New, under Female
Franchise, 268–275

Zola (Emile), novels of, 623
Zoroaster and the Bible, 44-57