Henry Lambert, sixth Baronet, he assumed the name of Grey in 1905 under the will
of the seventh Earl of Stamford; m., 1883, Catherine, dau. of Rev. Alfred Payne;
succeeded by his s. On the 18th, aged 66, Archibald Ross Colquhoun, sometime
Deputy-Commissioner of Burma, and first Administrator of Mashonaland; had
travelled and explored extensively in Siam, Burma, the Shan country, and China,
and had written notable books, especially " Across Chryse" (1883), "The Key of the
Pacific" (1895), and "China in Transformation" (1898). On the 21st, aged about 41,
Arthur Owen Jones, a famous all-round cricketer; captained the English team
in Australia 1907-8. On the 22nd, aged 64, Sir Robert Simon, M.D., hon.
physician to the Birmingham General Hospital 1891-1914; and Professor at
Birmingham University, an authority on the diseases incident to certain industries.
On the 22nd, aged 80, General Charles Boileau Pemberton, C.B., C.S.I., some-
time R.E.; distinguished in the Mutiny; sometime Director-General of Indian
Railways. On the 23rd, aged about 56, the Rev. William Yorke Fausset, Vicar
of Cheddar and Prebendary of Wells; had a distinguished career as classical scholar
of Balliol College, Oxford, and winner of many University prizes; sometime Head-
master of Ripon Grammar School, and later of Bath College. On the 23rd, aged 60,
the Rev. Edward Melford Mee, sometime Fellow, Tutor, and Junior Bursar of
Queen's College, Oxford; Rector of Crawley, Hants, 1885-96. About the 25th, aged
93, Lieut.-General Arthur Wombwell, sometime 46th Regiment, distinguished in
the Crimean War. On the 25th, aged 75, Dr. John Muir, an explorer of Alaska, and
an eminent naturalist and geologist; a native of Scotland. On the 26th, aged 74,
General Sir Thomas Kelly-Kenny, G.C.B., G.C.V.O., sometime 2nd Foot; dis-
tinguished in the China War of 1860, the Abyssinian Expedition, and the South
African War, where he commanded the Sixth Division; Inspector-General of Auxiliary
Forces 1897-1900, Adjutant-General to the Forces 1901-4. On the 26th, aged 71,
Colonel William Johnson, C.B., M.D., Army Medical Service; distinguished in
the Zulu War of 1878-9 and the Boer War, and compiled a Roll of Graduates of
Aberdeen University. On the 27th, aged 53, Lord Henry Grosvenor, third son of
the first Duke of Westminster; stood for Cheshire (Northwich) 1887. On the 28th,
aged 82, the Rev. Richard Hobson, hon. Canon of Liverpool, and Vicar of St.
Nathaniel's, Liverpool, 1863-1901; had been very successful in a very poor parish;
a strong Evangelical. On the 29th, aged 61, Colonel Henry Broadley Harrison-
Broadley, Unionist M.P. for Yorks, E.R. (Howdenshire), since 1906, and sometime
M.P. for the East Riding. On the 29th, aged 75, Colonel John Chadwick
Doveton, Indian Army, a pioneer of forestry in British India. On the 30th, killed
in action in France, aged 47, Lieut.-Colonel Reginald Alexander, Rifle Brigade,
distinguished in the South African War. On the 30th, aged 86, Thomas Bryant,
an eminent surgeon, long on the staff of Guy's Hospital, Hunterian Professor of
Surgery 1888-9, Surgeon in Ordinary to King Edward VII., President of the Royal
College of Surgeons 1896-99; wrote important works on surgery. On the 31st, aged
55, the Hon. Sir Edward Charles Macnaghten, K.C., fifth Baronet; succeeded his
father, Lord Macnaghten, a life Peer, 1913; m. (1) 1888, the Hon. Gwen Abbot, dau.
of the first Lord Tenterden; she d. 1891; (2) 1894, Edith, dau. of Thomas Powell;
succeeded by his s.
INDEX.
The figures between [ ] refer to PART I.
[Speeches in Parliament are entered under their subjects under the heading
Parliamentary Speeches," and those outside Parliament under "Political
Speeches." Books are entered under “Literature" under their authors' names.
Law cases, except criminal trials, are entered individually.]
ACCIDENTS.-AVALANCHE, Ortler Spitz,
Tyrol, patrol of soldiers, 9. AVIATION,
Airship Z. I., wrecked, 17; Allan, Capt.
C., 9; Anderson, Capt. E. V., 14;
Annesley, Earl of, 33; Beevor, Flight-
Lieut. C., 33; Burroughs, Lieut. J. E. G.,
9; Campbell, Serg., 23; Carter, Air-
mechanic, 14; Cresswell, Lieut. T. S.,
16; Cudmore, G., 14; Downer, Capt.
C. P., 9; Empson, Lieut. J., 14; Fethi
Bey, 8; Fischamend, 18; Gibb, Mr., 4;
Hamel, G., 14; Hordern, Lieut. L. C.,
23; Legagneux, 22; Marty, 12; Rice,
Com. A., 16; Sadik Bey, 8; Temple,
G. L., 4; Treeby, Lieut. H. F.,
10; Wilson, Lieut., 14. BALLOON,
Sezanne, Marne, 17. EXPLOSIONS, Ach-
enbach coal mine, 4; Ardeer, Messrs.
Nobel's factory, 7; Challapata, Bolivia,
magazine explodes, 7; Cleckheaton Chemi-
cal Works, 35; Eccles, West Virginia,
coal mine, 12; Hillcrest mines, Alberta,
18; New York, house blown up, 22;
Wharncliffe Silkstone colliery, 16. MIS-
CELLANEOUS, Bornim, Potsdam, 22;
Clapham, house blown down, 37; Crad-
ley Heath, subsidence, 7; Montreal,
houses blown up, 31; motor-car, struck
by a goods train, 31; New York, lions
escape, 37; Rochdale, tramcar derailed,
6; Sheffield, wall collapses, 5; Tramway
service, London, 36. RAILWAY, Burnt-
island, 11; Cannon Street Station, 20,
28; Carrbridge, 18; Exeter, N.S.W., 9;
Finchley Road Station, 12; Hex River
Pass, 28; Hither Green, 29; Lebanon,
Missouri, 28; Lötschberg, 7; Marquise,
31; Mont-Grazzien tunnel collapses, 18;
Pont d'Empalot, Toulouse, 23; Reading,
18; Riardo, 35. SHIPPING, H.M.Š.
Albacore, explosion, 11; Aldeburgh,
coastguardsmen drowned, 13; Colum-
bian, blows up, 13; Venice, ferry
steamer run down by a torpedo boat, 10;
Mauretania, explosion, 4; Somerleyton,
Boy Scouts drowned, 16
ADAM, Maj. W. A., libel action against Sir
E. Ward, 7
ADAM v. Hayes Fisher, case of, 11
ADDISON, Dr. C., appointed Secretary of the
Board of Education, [174], 26
"AERIAL Derby," result, 16
AFGHANISTAN.-FRONTIER, outrages on,
[402]. NEUTRALITY, policy of, [403]
AFRICA, EAST.-ABYSSINIA, [446]. BRITISH
EAST AFRICA, Germans, attacks of, [444].
GERMAN EAST AFRICA, [445], [446];
British reverse, [227], 33; Dar-es-Salaam,
wireless station destroyed, [183]; railway,
[446]; prehistoric man, remains dis-
covered, [447]. JUBALAND, attack on,
[445]. NYASALAND, fighting in, [447];
Karonga, attack on, [447]. SOMALILAND,
Burao, camp at, [443]; Dervishes, attacks
of, [443]. UGANDA, railway, attempt to
blow up, [444]. ZANZIBAR, [447]
NORTH-ALGERIA, [449]. MOROCCO,
[447]; Germans, measures against, [448];
Taza, occupied, [448]; Zaian district,
native unrest, [448]. TRIPOLI, [449]
SOUTH.-BEYERS, Gen., resigns com-
mand of Union Defence Forces, [420]
his rebellion, [227], [423], 32, 36;
drowned, [425], 36. Boer rebellion, [418],
[423][425]. Botha, Gen., on the war,
[420]; appeal for volunteers, [421]; on
the termination of the rebellion, [425];
his tribute to Gen. Smuts, [426]. Bud-
get, [430]. Buxton, Viscount S., ap-
pointed Governor-General, [27].
Wet, Gen., rebellion, [227], [423]-[425],
32. GERMANY, war with, [322], [421].
Gladstone, Lord, resigns the Governor-
Generalship, [27], 6; at the opening of
Parliament, [428]. INDEMNITY Bill,
[429]. Indian question, [407], [431].
JOHANNESBURG, Labour conflict, [427],
3; LABOUR, Commission on, [430];
leaders, deported, [12], [35], [428].
Legislative measures, [429]. MARITZ,
Lieut. Col. S. G., his rebellion, [222],
[418], [422], 30. Martial law, proclaimed,
[418], 2. RAILWAY strike, [427], 2.
Rhodesia Charter, provisions of the,
[432]; Finance, statement on, [433];
Gold, production, [434]; Land owner-
ship, question, [432]; Legislative Council,
elections, [431]. SMUTS, Gen., on the dis-
loyalty of Gen. Beyers, [421]; tribute
to his services, [426]; on the industrial
troubles, [429]
WEST.-BELGIAN Congo, Estimates,
[451]; railway construction, [451].
CAMEROONS, Duala, war in, [218], (450),
[451], 29; 32. LUDERITZBUCHT, occu-
pied, [322], [421], 29. NIGERIA, German
raids, [449]; North and South Protector-
ates, amalgamation, [450]; Tin mining,
[450]. PORTUGUESE WEST AFRICA,
Angola, Germans enter, [452], 32; Bow-
skill, Rev. J. S., his arrest, [452].
TOGOLAND, Kamina occupied by the
British, [183], [451]
AIR raids on Brussels, [252], Cologne, 29;
Cuxhaven, [252], 37; Dover Castle,
[252]; Düsseldorf, 29, 30; Freiburg,
36; Friedrichshafen, [245], 35; Sheer-
ness, [252]; protection against Germans,
[214]
ALBANIA, STATE OF.-BURHAN-ed-Din
Effendi, usurpation by, [357], 29.
DURAZZO, demands of the insurgents,
[355]. EPIRUS, insurrection, [354].
Essad Pasha, receives Prince William of
Wied, [353]; appointed War Minister,
[354]; deported, [355]; Prime Minister,
[357]. ISMAIL Kemal Bey, President of
Provisional Government, resigns, [353].
KORITZA, intertribal feud at, [354].
TURKHAN Pasha, his Cabinet, [354].
WIED, Prince William of, Mpret, [353];
at Durazzo, [354]; on the difficulties of
his position, [356]; insurrection against,
[356)
ALBERT HALL, meetings at, [34], [90]; Peace
Centenary Costume Ball, 17
ALEXANDRA Day, sale of roses, 19
ALEXANDRA, Queen, inspects Boy Scouts,
17: honorary colonelcies conferred on, 19
AMERICA.- Vide Canada, Mexico, New-
foundland, United States, West Indies
CENTRAL.-GUATEMALA, [487]. NI-
CARAGUA, Treaty with the United States,
[461], [487]. PANAMA, Canal opened,
[486], 26; Sanitation in, [487]
SOUTH.-ARGENTINA, Budget, [490];
debts, amount of, [490]. BOLIVIA, treat-
ment of natives, [493]; railway, con-
struction, [492]. BRAZIL, Braz, Dr. W.,
appointed President, [489]; Budget,
[489]; Ceara, State of, rebellion, [488];
Roosevelt, T., "Through the Brazilian
Wilderness," [489], 54. CHILE, Anglo-
German naval engagement, [247], [492],
33; financial crisis, [491]; neutrality,
[492]; Railway Bill, [492]. COLOMBIA,
Concha, Don J. V., elected President,
[493]; neutrality, failure to observe,
[227], [238], [494]; Treaty with the
United States, [461], [494]. ECUADOR,
neutrality, breaches of, [227], [238],
[493]. PARAGUAY, [491]. PERU, Ben-
avides, Col., deposes the President, [490];
elected President, [491]; Billinghurst,
President, deposed and exiled, [490].
URUGUAY, monetary crisis, [491]; Public
debt, [491]; railway construction, [491].
VENEZUELA, [494]
Amphion, H.M.S., sinks the Königin Luise,
[181], 25
ANCIENT Monuments Act, prevents destruction
of a Georgian house, 3
ANDOVER, rioting at, 18
ANNIVERSARIES, celebration of, Benedictine
Abbey at Disentis, 23; Boyne, [152].
See also Centenaries
ANSON, Sir D., drowned, 21
ARMSTRONG, Sir W., resigns Directorship of
the National Gallery of Ireland, 8
ARMY, increase of the, [180]; mobilisation,
25; the new formation of, [183]; number
of the, [234]
ARMY Order" Discipline," in Ulster Crisis,
[63]
ART.-Retrospect of: ARTISTS' War Fund,
68. BURLINGTON Fine Arts Club, 67.
EXHIBITIONS, 66, 67. FINE Art Society's
Gallery, 67. GROSVENOR Gallery, 67,
68. LEICESTER Galleries, 67. LONDON
Museum, opened, 68. ROYAL Academy
Exhibition, 66. SALES, 67, 68, 69. TATE
Gallery, pictures presented to, 68. VIC-
TORIA and Albert Museum, statues pre-
sented to, 34, 68; free admission, 68
ASHBURNHAM, Earl of, sale of his collection,
10
ASHTON, A. J., appointed Recorder of Man-
chester, 4
ASQUITH, Rt. Hon. H. H., appointed Secre-
tary of State for War, [64], 11; on the
development of inter-Imperial trade, 9
AUSTRALASIA.- Vide New South Wales,
New Zealand, Polynesia, Queensland,
Tasmania, Victoria
AUSTRALIA.-BUDGET, [498]. Cook, J.,
Prime Minister, his resignation, [498].
DENMAN, Lord, resigns the Governor-
Generalship, [498], 4. Development
works, [499]. Dominions, Royal Commis-
sion, Report, 4. ELECTION, general,
[498]. FERGUSON, Sir R. M., appointed
Governor-General, [498], 5. FISHER,
Mr., appointed Prime Minister, [498];
his views on Imperial Defence, [503].
GERMAN New Guinea, expedition against,
[496]. HOLMES, Col., in command of the
Expeditionary Force, [496]. MARSHALL
Islands, handed over, [496]. Ministry,
the new, [498]. NAVY, construction,
[499]. Northern territory, [502]; rail-
way construction, [502]. PAPUA, [503].
RAIN, shortage of, [494]. Recruiting,
response, [497]. Sydney, H.M.A.S.,
sinks the Emden, [410], [497], 34.
VOLUNTEERS, number of, [495]. WAR,
feelings on the, [495]
SOUTH.-GALWAY, Sir L., appointed
Governor, [501]. YOUNG, F. W., Agent-
General, [501]
WESTERN.-ELECTION, general, [501].
MCMILLAN, Mr., appointed Chief Justice,
[502]. Ministry, the new, [502]. RAIL-
WAYS, [502]. SCADDAN, Mr., appointed
Premier, [502]
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
ARMY, mobilisa-
tion, [286], [332]. BERCHTOLD, Count,
on foreign policy, [328]. CHARLES
Francis Joseph, Archduke, heir-presump-
tive, [330]. DELEGATIONS, opened, [327].
ESPIONAGE, cases of, [328]. FOREIGN
policy, [328]. Francis Ferdinand, Arch-
duke, murdered, [137], [329], 20; his
funeral, [329]. HOHENBERG, Duchess of,
murdered, [329], 20. LEMBERG, capture
of, [335]; defeat at, [344]. Libau, bom-
bardment, 34. MIKLOSSY, Bishop,
bomb outrage on, 7. NAVAL estimates,
[327]. Navy, number of vessels, 8.
POLAND, advance into, [343].
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, continued.
IANS, trial of, [327]. SARAJEVO, murder
at, [137], [329], 20, 32. Serbia, dispute
with, [317]; ultimatum, [281], [312],
[330]-[333]; reply, [332]; war with,
[332], [360]-[362]. WAR, declaration of,
[167], [188], [286], [334], 23, 26
Francis Joseph, Emperor of, his mani-
festo, [332]
AVIATION Accidents. See Accidents
AVIATION flights, Briggs, Engineer-Lieut., 9;
Gran, Lieut., 25; Hamel, G., 5; Linne-
kogel, O., 10; Parmelin, 6; Seddon,
Lieut., 3
Badger, H.M.S., sinks a German submarine,
31
BAILEY, Mrs. L., murder of, 20, 33
BAKER, Dr. H. F., elected Lowndean Pro-
fessor of Astronomy at Cambridge, 2
BALFOUR, Rt. Hon. A. J., his address at
Bedford College, 13; freedom of Hertford
conferred, 20
BALUCHISTAN.-[402]
BANK Charter Act, suspension, [175]
BANK holiday, August, extension of, [169],
[262]
BANK rate, high, [168], [262], 25; reduced,
[175], [262], 26
BARONETCIES conferred, Beecham, Sir J.,
19; Benn, Sir J. W., 19; Bowater, Sir
T., 19; Lowther, Sir G., 1; Ward, Col.
Sir E., 1
Batavier V., steamer, German lieutenant
discovered in a box on board, 36
BATESON, Prof., President of the British
Association, his address, 27
BATTENBERG, Prince Louis of, First Sea Lord,
resigns, [226], 32
BEAUCHAMP, Earl, appointed President of the
Council, [174]; Order of the Garter con-
ferred, 19
BEDFORD College, gift to, 3
BEECHAM, Sir J., baronetcy conferred, 19;
his purchase of Covent Garden Estate, 22
BEIT, Otto, offers a South African Research
Fellowship at Oxford, 7
BELGIUM.-ANTWERP, siege of, [220], [294],
[368], 30; Court remove to, [366], 26.
Army mobilisation, [365]. BRITISH
squadron, at the battle of the Yser, [370].
Brussels, occupied, [366], 27. DINANT,
sacked, [367]. ELECTION, general, [363].
FRENCH troops enter, [367], 26. GERMAN
invasion, [288], [320], [366], 25; atro-
cities, [367]. INSURANCE Bill, [363].
LIEGE, fall of, [366]. Louvain, bom-
bardment, [194], [366], [367], 27.
MALINES, fighting at, [368]. Mons, re-
treat from, [189], [367], 27. NAMUR, fall
of, [189], [288], [367], 27. Neutrality,
violation of, [174], [178], [283], [314],
[364]. OSTEND, occupied, [191], [193],
[369]. RAILWAYS, reorganisation scheme,
[363]. Refugees, number of, [221], [371].
SCHOOLS Bill, [363]. TERMONDE, bon-
bardment, [368], 26. UNITED States,
mission to, [371], [463]. YPRES-Armen-
tières, battle of, [222][224]. Yser, battle
of the, [224], [295], [368]. ZEebrugge,
bombardment, [245]
ALBERT, King, Commander-in-Chief of
the Army, [370]
BELGIUM, ELIZABETH, Queen of, at Dover,
[371], 27
BENEDICT XV., elected Pope, [203], 27; his
appeal for peace, 28
Berwick, H.M.S., captures the Spreewald, 28
BIRKENHEAD, Messrs. Cammell, Laird & Co.,
engineering works opened by the King,
[67]
Birmingham, H.M.S., sinks the German sub-
marine U. 15, 26
BISLEY, National Rifle meeting at, 23, 24;
rifle ranges opened on Sunday, 11
BLIND, National Institute for the, new build-
ings opened, 10; midnight ball in aid of,
19; provision of books in Braille type,
14
BLOMFIELD, Miss M., intercedes for hunger-
strikers at Court, [116], 16
BOAT-races. See Sports
BOND, L., arrested, 6; attempted suicide, 6
BRADE, Sir R. H., appointed Secretary of
Army Council, 2
BRITISH Association, at Sydney, [499], 27,
61, 63
BRITISH Museum, suffragist damage at, [71];
Edward VII. Galleries opened, 13
BRYCE, Viscount, honorary degree, 19
BUCKINGHAM Palace, suffragist riot, [112],
14; windows broken, [113]; Con-
ference on the Ulster question, [158]-
[161], [258], 23; members, [158]; views
on, [159]; King's speech at, [159]; failure,
[161], [258], 23; man arrested in, 17;
patriotic demonstration before, 25
BUCKLAND, W. W., appointed Professor of
Civil Law at Cambridge, 5
BUDGET. See Parliament
BULGARIA.-BUDGET, provisional, [358].
ELECTION, general, [358]. NEUTRALITY,
policy of, [359].
RADOSLAVOFF, M.,
re-appointed Premier, [358]
Buresk, collier, captured, 29
BURNEY, Rev. C. F., appointed Oriel Pro-
fessor of the Interpretation of Holy
Scripture at Oxford, 19
BURNS, Rt. Hon. J., appointed President of
the Board of Trade, [27]; his resignation,
[173]
BUXTON, N., and C. R., wounded by a
Young Turk, [360], 31
Rt. Hon. S., appointed Governor-General
of South Africa, [27]
BYE-ELECTIONS.
CAESAR, death of King Edward's dog named,
CALDEY Island, dedication of the House of
St. Benedict, 13
CAMBERWELL, German shops wrecked by a
mob, 31
CAMBRIDGE University, Baker, Dr. H. F.,
elected Lowndean Professor of Astron-
omy, 2; Pearce, Rev. E. C., elected
Master of Corpus Christi College, 29;
Physiological laboratories opened, 17
CANADA. ALBERTA, [479]. BORDEN, Sir
R., on the war, [476]. British Columbia,
[479]. Budget, [472]. CONNAUGHT,
Duke of, his speech on the opening of
Parliament, [469], [476]; address to,
[475]. Empress of Ireland, disaster,
[474]. Estimates, [471]. FARMERS' Bank
failure, [472]. Frost, severe, 3. Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway, completion, [473],
11. LAURIER, Sir W., on the War,
[476]. MANITOBA, [478]. NATURALISA-
TION and Alien's Act, [474]. NEW
Brunswick, [478]. Northern Railway,
[473]. Nova Scotia, [478]. ONTARIO,
[477]. PARCELS Post system, [470].
Prince Edward Island, [478]. Protective
policy, [470], [472]. QUEBEC, [478].
REDISTRIBUTION of Seats Bill, [471],
[474]. Revenue, [472]. SASKATCHEWAN,
[479]. Strathcona, Lord, tributes to,
[470]. TECK, Prince Alexander of, ap-
pointed Governor-General, [474], 13.
Trade, [472]. Transcontinental Railway,
report on construction of, [471]. VOLUN-
TEERS, numbers of, [477]; at Plymouth,
30. WAR session, [475]; gifts, [477]
CANNON Street Hotel, meeting at, for reduc-
tion of naval expenditure, [7]
CANTEENS Case, trials, 15, 20
CARLISLE, Sir E. H., his gift to Bedford
College, 3
CARLTON Club, meeting at, [204]
CARMAN, Mrs., her trial for murder, 20;
jury disagrees, 32
CARSON, Sir E., at Belfast, [6]; his house
picketed by suffragists, [72], [112]; his
reviews of the Ulster Volunteers, [80];
reception at Belfast, [152]
CENTENARIES, celebration of, Bacon, R., 17;
König, F., 18
CHAMBERLAIN, Rt. Hon. J., retires from Par-
liament, [4], 2; his death, [144], 20;
funeral, [144], 22; memorial service,
[145]; obituary, 98
CHANNEL, English, war precautions, 35
CHAPLIN, Milne, Grenfell & Co., failure of,
Chatham, H.M.S., bombards the Königsberg,
[230], 32
CHERRY, Lord Justice, appointed Lord Chief
Justice of Ireland, 6
CHESTER, new infirmary opened, [66]
CHINA.-CONSTITUTION, the new, [415].
FINANCE, [417]; foreign trade, [417].
MISSIONARIES, attack on, [416]. Mora-
torium proclaimed, [417]. PARLIAMENT,
dissolved, [415], 2. SALT Tax, result,
[418]. TSINGTAU, blockade, [218], [227],
[322], [413]; surrenders, [414], 33.
WHITE Wolf, ravages of, [416]. YUAN
Shih-kai, elected President, [415]
CHRISTIE'S, sales at, 5, 19, 21, 23
CIVIL List pensions, 21
CIVIL Service report, [76], 12
COATS, A., sale of his collection, 21
COLLINGS, J., retires from Parliament, [4]
COLMAN, Sir J., his purchase of Reigate Hill,
23
CONFERENCES and CONGRESSES." All-
for-Ireland," [52]. Co operative, Dublin,
16. Football, [247]. Home Rule, Buck-
ingham Palace, [158]-[161], [258], 23.
Labour party, Bradford, [76]; Glasgow,
[13]. Postal employees, [76]. Railway-
men, Swansea, [127]. Safety of life at
sea, [9]. Salvation Army, 17. Teachers,
Elementary, [76]. Trade Union Congress,
Memorial Hall, [73]
COOKE, Rev. Canon, appointed Professor of
Hebrew at Oxford, 19
COVENT Garden Estate, purchase of, 22;
King's Hall, mock trial at, 2; Opera
House, first performance of "Parsifal,"
5, 72
COWES Regatta abandoned, 25
CRADOCK, Rear Adm., defeat of his squad-
ron, [227]; obituary, 111
CRICKET matches. See Sports
CRIMINAL CASES.-Ahlers, N. E. H. A.,
36; Ball, G., 5; Crosland, T. W. H.,
22; Dick, W. D., 33; Douglas, Lord A.,
35; Eltoft, S., 5; Fenner, C. E., 15;
Gould, F. A., 11; Hatton, H. G., 14;
Hume, K., 37; King, J., 20; Lody, K.,
[232], 33; Minto, A., 15; Pankhurst,
Mrs., [71], [112], [151]; Pankhurst, S.,
[71],[117]; Richardson, M., [71]; Starch-
field, J., 11; Whitaker, Col., 15
CRYSTAL Palace, completion of the purchase,
26
Cumberland, H.M.S., captures German mer-
chant steamers, 30
CYPRUS. ANNEXATION of, [226], [352], 33
DENMAN, Lord, Governor-General of Australia,
his resignation, 4
DENMARK.-BUDGET, [391]; supplement-
ary, [386]. CONSTITUTION, reform of
the, [386]-[390]. ELECTIONS Bill, [388]-
[390]. LEGISLATIVE measures, [390]
MALMÖ, meeting of Kings at, [391],
[398], 37. NEUTRALITY, policy of,
[390]. THOMSON, M. A., elected Pre-
sident of the Landsthing, [390]. Wo-
MEN'S suffrage, [386]
KING and Queen of, their visit to London,
[101], 14; to Paris, [277]
DEPUTATIONS received by, Asquith, H. H.,
[28], [34], [35], [127], [128], 30; George,
D. L., [200]
DEVELOPMENT Commission, Report, 28
DISTINGUISHED Service Medal, instituted, 31
DISTRESS, measures for the relief of, [184]
DORÉ Gallery, picture damaged by a suf-
fragist, [116]
DOUGLAS, Lord A., and R. Ross, case of, 35
DOUGLAS, Sir C., appointed Chief of the
General Staff, 11
DOVER Castle, air raid on, [252], 37
DRAMA, The.--Adaptations, 70.
Promise," 70. My Lady's Dress," 70.
Plays, new, 69-71. "Pygmalion," 69.
Revivals, 71
DRUMMOND, Mrs., arrested, [68]
EARTHQUAKES, Asia Minor, 31; Corfu, 35;
Etua, Mount, 14; Greece, 31, 35;
Ionian Islands, 35; Leucadia, 35; Papua,
18; Sumatra, 19
ECCLESIASTICAL.
BIRMINGHAM Cathe-
dral, suffragist outrage, [71]; Bishoprics,
the new, boundaries defined, 3; Blenkin,
Rev. Canon G. W., appointed Dean of
St. Albans, 29; Browne, Rt. Rev. G. F.,
resigns Bishopric of Bristol, 13; Burrows,
Rt. Rev. L. H., appointed Bishop of
Sheffield, 5. CANTERBURY, Archbishop
of, his appeal against Disestablishment
in Wales, [115]; appoints a Committee
on the relations of Church and State, 4;
Church Councils, election of women,
[151], 22. Church (Wales) Bill, protest
against, [27]; churches, prayers for the
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