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Queen

Elizabeth and the Church of England.

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Locksley Hall and the Jubilee

January 1887 Notes and Queries on the Irish Demand.

February The Greater Gods of Olympos-1. Poseidon

March The Greater Gods of Olympos-2. Apollo

May Lecky's History of England in the Eighteenth Century June The Greater Gods of Olympos—3. Athene

July Mr. Lecky and Political Morality

August Electoral Facts of 1887 .

September, Ingram's History of the Irish Union

October An Olive Branch from America

November • Robert Elsmere and the Battle of Belief.

May 1838 The Elizabethan Settlement of Religion

July Mr. Forster and Ireland

September ,

November , Daniel O'Connell

January 1889 • Divorce :' a Novel

February . For the Right'

April Italy in 1888–89

May Plain Speaking on the Irish Union

July Phænician Affinities of Ithaca

August Journal de Marie Bashkirtseff

October The English Church under Henry the Eighth

November Memorials of a Southern Planter'

December Electoral Facts of To-day

December The Melbourne Government-its Acts and Persons

January 1890 On Books and the Housing of them.

March Mr. Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth.

November Professor Huxley and the Swine Miracle

February 1891 Letter of Apology to Huxley .

April Electoral Facts, No. 3

September, Ancient Beliefs in a Future State .

October • The Platform: its Rise and Progress'

April 1892 Did Dante study in Oxford ? :

June The Love Odes of Horace—five specimens .

May

1894 The Place of Heresy and Schism in the Modern Christian Church

August True and False Conceptions of the Atonement

September, Bishop Butler and his Censors

November 1895 Bishop Butler and his Censors (concluded)

December Sheridan

June

1896 The Massacres in Turkey

October

INDEX TO VOL. XLIII

The titles of articles are printed in italics

ABD

BYR

Arnold (Thomas), Arthur Hugh
241-243

Clough, 105-116
Afghan border tribes, our future policy Arnold-Forster (H. O.), The Army and
towards the, 247-255, 372–375

the Government's Opportunity, 345–
Africa,the prospects of German coloni. 365
sation in, 187–188

Art, influence of fashion on, 377–378
Western, the question between Austria-Hungary and the Ausgleich,
France and England concerning, 466-480

526-533
Aged, cottage homes for the, 635-636

BARKING Hall: a Year after,
Aikman (M.), The Microbe in

169-170
Agriculture, 994-1001

Barry (Bishop), Breach of Church
Alcester (Lord), anecdote of 38

Law : its Danger and its Remedy,
Allhallowa Barking Church, 841-854 943-956
Amstel (Baronne A. Van), Eléonore Beaconsfield (Lord), the element of

Dolbreuse and Queen Victoria, 625- ambition in his political character,
632

139-140
Andreweg (Lancelot, Bishop), 849-950 Bedford (9th Duke of), letters to Sheri-
Anglo-Afghan Alliance, The Future
of the, 241–249

Bible, The English: Wyclif to Cover.
Animals, the vegetarian's objection to dale, 780-794
slaughtering, 565-568

Biography, why becoming a lost art,
Aristocracy, altered position of the, 755
341-343

Birchenough (Henry), The Expansion
Armaments, the World's, The Growth of Germany, 182–191
of, 706–716

Blockades, commercial, 699-705
Army, Do we need an, for Home De. Brantôme, visit of, to England, 593–
fence ? 23-29

594
The, and the Government's Oppor. Brassey (Lord), The Difficulties and
tunity, 345–365

the Limits of Co-operation, 915-
British, Catholicism of the, 957- 931
965

British trade in the East, see German
Army reforms, the obstacle to, 1-3; Brookfield (Colonel), The War Office
what are required, 20-21

and its Sham Army, 1-7
the recruiting difficulty in the, 8-10, Bubonic Plague in India, Fighting
14-15, 30-34

the, 1008-1016
- indifference in Parliament to ques. Burghclere (Lord), Specimen of a
tions affecting the, 10

Translation of the Georgics in
the reserve system in the, 11-13, Blank Verse, 448–456
15

Burlington House, Millais's Works at,
the linked-battalion system in the, 376-388
19-20, 354-355

Buxton (Dr. Dudley W.), Deaths under
alleged needlessness of a, for home Chloroform, 668-675
defence, 23

Byron, The Childhood and School
the depôt system of the, 357-359 Days of, 61-81

-

CABINET

YABINET ministers in bygone ad- Cottage Homes for the Aged Poor,
ministrations, 258

633-636
Calonne (Count de), French Officialism, County Council election, the recent,
230-240

609-610
Canada, Some of the Resources of, Coverdale (Miles), 790-792
494-514

Criminals, treatment of, see Prisons
Carnegie (Andrew), The Manchester Bill
School and To-day, 277-283

Croke (Dr.), his breach of Parliament-
Catholicism, The, of the British ary rules regarding strangers, 207
Army, 957-965

Culpeper, Nicholas, 755-763
Caucasus, The, and Tirah, 717-723
Cavalry, War Office meddling with the,
361-362

DANTE and Paganism, 301-311
Centenary, The, of '98, 612-624

Decade, the, a society at Oxford,
Cheese manufacture, Canadian, 509– 107
510

Diet, the so-called 'vegetarian,' 559-
Chesney (G. M.), The Native Press in 560
India, 266-276

- need of a mixed animal and vegeta-
China, The Partition of, 154-164

ble, 561-564
Great Britain's Opportunity in,

- for those of advanced years, 564
328-335

Digestion in man and animals, 971-
- Lord Salisbury's Score in, 890-

972
898

Diggle (Joseph R.), The Conservative
China, why we should oppose Russia Party and Municipal Elections,
in, 872-873

604-611
Chloroform, Deaths under, 515-520, Dolbreuse, Eléonore, and Queen Vic.
668-678

toria, 625-632
Death and Torture under, 985– Dublin, A Young Lady's Journey
993

from, to London in 1791, 795-808
Church ales, 435

Du Cane (Sir Edmund), Do we need
Church, Ancient City, The Romance an Army for Home Defence ? 23-29
of an, 841-854

The Prisons Bill and Progress in
Church Law, Breach of: its Danger Criminal Treatment, 809-821

and its Remedy, 943-956
Churches, parish, the real builders of,

53-54
old inventories of, 440-442

Pourri from a Surrey Garden,'
Clough, Arthur Hugh, 105-116

noticed, 637-647
Clubs for working girls, 724-730

East, German versus British Trade
Colonies,'Representation of the, in the

192-196
Home Parliament, 855-865

Education, general and technical, es-
Commons, House of, usages of the, 197– plained, 82-90
213

Education, The Higher, of Women in
Company promoting, 787-739

Russia, 117-134
Compton (Lord Alwyne), The War Elections, Municipal, The Conserca-

Ofice and its Sham Army, 16-22 tive Party and, 604-611
Conservative Party, The, and Munici- Elephants, Among the, 1017-1029
pal Elections, 604-611

Engineering Dispute, The Navy and
Conway (Sir Martin), The Fine-Art of the, 366-370
Living, 1030–1042

England, Parish Life in, before the
Co-operation, The Difficulties and the Great Pillage, 47-60, 431-447
Limits of, 915-931

at War, 171-181
Co-operative dairying, Canadian, 509-

-- a Supplement, by an old Tory,
510

EARLE (Mrs. C. W.), her Pot.

in the,

FEARON DE TR.),

England, France and, 521-533

Hallett (Holt S.), The Partition of
England, future policy of, towards China, 154–164
China, 162–164

- Lord Salisbury's Score in China,
- instances of the feasibility of invad- 890-898
ing, 25-27

Harrison (Frederic), On Style in
England's Duties as a Neutral, 693– English Prose, 932–942
705

Hastings (Warren), trial of, 807-808

Hat, etiquette of the, in Parliament,
NEAR

Dante and Pagan- 200-202
ism, 301-311

Haymarket opera in 1791, 806
· Financial Relations Commission,' Heaton (J. Henniker), A Postal Utopia,

Sir John Lubbock on the, 284-291 764-779
Fitzgerald, Lord Edward, 214-229 Hoare (H. W.), The English Bible :
Fleet, eleven years' work on the, 535- Wyclif to Coverdale, 780-794
547

Hobart-Hampden (Lady Albinia), The
Food, chemical elements of, 557-558 Working Girl of To-day, 724-730
- vegetable, compared with animal, Hole (Dean), A Surrey Garden, 637–
558-559

647
Foreign competition in manufactured Hunter (Sir Robert), Places and
articles, 277-283

Things of Interest and Beauty, 570-
Foreign Enlistment Act, 694-696

589
Foreign Navies, British Ships in, 549– (Miss Marion), Fighting the
555

Bubonic Plague in India, 1008-1016
A Note on, 866-868

Hurd (Archibald s.), The Navy and the
Foster (Professor Michael), At a Tech. Engineering Dispute, 366-370
nical Institute, 82-90

- British Ships in Foreign Navies,
Fox (Charles James), letters to Sheri. 549-555
dan, 262

Note on the above, 866-868
Fox-hunting and Agriculture, 745-754 Hutton (John), Cottage Homes for the
France and England, 521-533

Aged Poor, 633-636
French Ignorance of English Litera- Huyshe (Bishop), The Reconstruction
ture in Tudor Times, 590-603

of the Diocese of Rochester, 457-465
- Officialism, 230-240
– Policy, North-West, A Brief Note INDIA, The Native Press in, 266-
on the, 371-375

276
- Fighting the Bubonic Plague in,

1008-1016
GARDEN, A Surrey, 637-647

Georgics, Specimen of a Trans- Indian Frontier, The Permanent
lation of the, in Blank Verse, 448– Pacification of the, 250-255
456

Inquisition, The Methods of the, 389–
German versus British Trade in the

405
East, 192–196

Ireland, the rebellion of 1798 in, 222–
Germany, The Expansion of, 182–191

226
Ghosts, Irish belief in, 91-104

the story of, 613-624
Girl, The Working, of To-day, 724- Irish peasantry, ghost ,superstitions of
730

the, 91-104
Gladstone, Mr., as a Contributor to the 'Isolation, Splendid,' or What ? 869-
Nineteenth Century,' 1043–1046

878
Gods, The Prisoners of the, 91-104

-

Greenwood_(Frederick), England at JERSEX.Countess ot), White Slaves,
HALIBURTON (Sir Arthur) on the

K

Jonson (Ben), visit of, to Paris, 602 Mason (Professor A. J.), The Romance
Jusserand (J. J.), French Ignorance of of an Ancient City Church, 841-854

English Literature in Tudor Times, Mayo (Earl of), Sir John Lubbock on
590-603

the Financial Relations Commis.

sion,' 284-291
EBBEL (T. E.),‘England at War'

Meath (Countess of), The First
-a Supplement, by an old Tory,

Woman's Hospital in Morocco,
337-344

1002-1007
King (Mrs. R. M.), Deaths under Chlo.

Meissonier, E., 822–840
roform, 515-520

Mennonites, settlement of, in Manitoba,
reply to, 668-675

503-505
Death and Torture under Chloro.

Meysey-Thompson (Sir Henry), The
form, 985-993

Real Grievances of the Uitlanders,
Knowles (J. T.), Mr. Gladstone as a

312-327
Contributor to the ‘Nineteenth Microbe, The, in Agriculture, 994-1001
Century,' 1043-1046

Millais's Works at Burlington House,
Kropotkin (Princess), The Higher

376-388
Education of Women in Russia,

Miracle plays, 436-438
117-134

Monmouth (Humphrey), 848
- (Prince), Some of the Resources of Monroe doctrine, the, 297
Canada, 494-514

Moreing (C. A.), Great Britain's Op.
AUD (Archbishop), 852-854

portunity in China, 328-335
LA

Morocco, The First Woman's Hospital
Layfield (Edward), 850–852
Learning, The New,' correspondence

in, 1002-1007
on Mr. Herbert Paul's paper on,

Murray (Professor Gilbert), letter on
165-168

his History of Greek Literature,'

165-167
Liberal Party, The, is it in Collapse ?
135-153

Note on the North-West Frontier
quisition, 389-405

Policy, 371-375
· Limited-Company' Craze, The, 731- - The Caucasus and Tirah, 717-723
744

Navy, The, and the Engineering Dis.
Living, The Fine-Art of, 1030–1042

pute, 366-370
London, Deserted, A Walk through, The latest Reconstruction of the,
35-46

534-548
Louis XIII. witnesses a tragedy per- Navy, the, not to be relied on solely for
formed by English players, 601

home defence, 23-29
Lubbock, Sir John, on the 'Financial
Relations Commission,' 284–291 OFFICIALISM, French, 230-240

Opera, Wanted an, 977-984
(Michael), The Orpen (Joseph Millerd), Representa-
Quaint Side of Parliament,

tion of the Colonies in the Home
197-213

Parliament, 855-865
Macdonell (John), England's Duties
as a Neutral, 693-705

PAGANISM, Dante and, 301-311
Mahan's, Captain, Counsels to the Palmer (Arthur V.), A Recruit-
United States, 292-300

ing Sergeant's Suggestions, 30-34
Maitland (J. A. Fuller), Wanted—an Palmerston (Lord), bon mot of, 39
Opera, 977-984

Pantheon opera house in 1791, 804,
Manchester School, The, and To-day, 806
277-283

Parish Life in England before the
Manchuria, The Future of, 481-494 Great Pillage, 47-60, 431-447
Marston (R. B.), Our Urgent Need of Parliament, The Quaint Side of, 197–
a Reserve of Wheat, 879-889

213

Lilly (W. S.), The Methods of the In. NAPIER (Lord) of Magdala, A Brief

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