INDEX TO THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. VOLUMES EIGHTY-ONE TO NINETY-NINE The Roman Capitals refer to the Volume; the Arabic Numerals to the Page. ABBEYS. A. ABBEYS and cathedrals of Scotland, LXXXV. 103-antiquities of, 103 -the work of Schleger, 104-of Pennant, 105-Mr. Billings' work, 107-early Scottish churches, 109 -crosses, 112-baths, 112-caves, 113-the church of St. Columba, 116-Scottish establishments founded on English models, 117-ancient names of districts, 119-church and legend of St. Margaret, 120-the church of St. Rule, 120-Kelso and Jedburgh, 121-the Orkneys, 122 -the Romanesque, 124-St Andrew's, 126-Elgin, 129-Glasgow, 130-Melrose, 139-Aberdeen, 141 -Dunkeld, 141-the Reformation, 147-the Puritans, 152-bells, 154. Abd-el-Kader, XCIX. 356. A'Becket, Thomas, murder of, XCIII. 349-change of feeling with regard to his contest with Henry II., 349 -Dr. Giles's collection of biographies, 350-reconciliation of the king with, 351-coronation of Henry III. and excommunication of the bishops, 351-visit to the young QUARTERLY REVIEW, VOL. C. ABERDEEN. king, 352-first manifestations of hostility to, 352-warning letter, 354-rage of the king, 355-Fitzurse, Moreville, Tracy, and Brett, 355-their arrival in England, 356 -progress to Canterbury, 357-interview of the knights with the archbishop, 359- their message, 360-open quarrel, 361-the attack, 362-retreat to the cathedral, 364 -locality described, 367-the assault, 369-the murder, 370-laying out of the body, 373-vestments of, 375-the burial, 376--re-consecration of the church, 376-canonization, 377-fate of the murderers, 377-Tracy, 378-Moreville, 378Fitzurse, 379-Brett, 379-representations of the martyrdom, 380grief of the king, 380-penitence, 382-proceeds to Canterbury, 383absolution, 384-its consequences, 385. Aberdeen, Earl of, presumed reason for his opposition to the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, LXXXVIII. 569 note. |