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CONTENTS OF VOL. XLII

ENGLAND'S OPPORTUNITY-GERMANY OR CANADA? By Henry Birchenough

By Sir John Willoughby

THE JAMESON EXPEDITION: A NARRATIVE OF FACTS.

RECENT SCIENCE. By Prince Kropotkin

THE GROWTH OF CASTE IN THE UNITED STATES.

Chamberlin

SOME REMINISCENCES OF ENGLISH JOURNALISM. By Sir Wemyss Reid

ON CONVERSATION. By James Payn .

THOMAS DAY. By Colonel Lockwood.

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By Joseph Edgar

THE POPE AND THE ANGLICAN ARCHBISHOPS. By Father Ryder

96

THE FRENCH AND THE ENGLISH TREATMENT OF RESEARCH. By Lady

Priestley

113

LIFE IN POETRY: POETICAL DECADENCE. By Professor Courthope

THE TEACHING OF MUSIC IN SCHOOLS. By J. Cuthbert Hadden

THE WRECKING OF THE WEST INDIES. By Mayson M. Beeton

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HOW POOR LADIES LIVE: A REJOINDER AND A JUBILEE' SUGGESTION. By

Miss Frances H. Low

161

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AGAIN! By the Hon. Mrs. Chapman

169

FRANCE, RUSSIA, AND THE ENGLAND OF THE JUBILEE. By Francis de

Pressensé

FROM INSIDE JOHANNESBURG: A NARRATIVE OF FACTS. By Lionel Phillips.

PSYCHICAL RESEARCH AND AN ALLEGED HAUNTED HOUSE.' By Miss A.

206

Goodrich-Freer (Miss X.')

217

MOLES By the Rev. Dr. Jessopp

SCHOOL CHILDREN AS WAGE EARNERS. By Mrs. Hogg

ELIZABETHAN REJOICINGS: A RETROSPECT. By Ed. Vincent Heward

ZIONISM. By Dr Emil Reich

THE TRUE STORY OF EUGENE ARAM. By H. B. Irving

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CURIOSITIES ABOUT CRUSTACEA. By the Rev. Thomas R R. Stebbing

THE CASE OF THE FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN JAPAN. By Robert Young

PASS FISHING FOR TARPON. By Hugh V. Warrender

ON THE PRISON TREATMENT OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS. By the Hon. Robert

White .

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326

THE BUCK-JUMPING OF LABOUR. By W. H. Mallock

337

THE CONSERVATIVE' COMPENSATION (WORKMEN'S) BILL OF 1897. By the

Marchioness of Londonderry

349

THE DIAMOND JUBILEE IN VICTORIA. By Lord Brassey

353

LEGITIMISM' IN ENGLAND. By the Marquis de Ruvigny and Raineval and

LAND AND LODGING HOUSES (A COLLOQUY WITH THE Duke of Bedford).

By George W. E. Russell

383

THE INCREASING DURATION OF HUMAN LIFE. By the Lady Glenesk

ON OLD AGE. By James Payn