George, Rt Hon. D. Lloyd, criticism
of the old diplomacy, 74-Near-
Eastern policy, 164, 177, 201, 213-
result of his administration, 200,
212-resignation, 204-policy in
the war, 238, 241, 249-at the
Rapallo Conference, 255-touch of
genius, 312.

German and Austrian Alliance,
The, 1-16.

German Army, strength of its posi-
tion, 238, 242-casualties, 242, 245.
Germans, occupy Kiev, 329.
Germany, Crown Prince of, My

War Experiences,' 244 note.

Germany, number of newspapers, 84.
Gibbs, Herbert, advocates a commis-
sion on taxation, 139.

Gladstone, Rt Hon. W. E., impres-
sions of, 226-speaks into the
phonograph, 227.

God, The Anger of, 290-306.
Goethe, Ottilie von, corresponden ce
with Mrs Austin, 44-translation
of Torquato Tasso,' ib.-charac-
teristics, 45-death, 47.

Gogol, his writings, 323.

Gordon, Lady Duff, portrait, 42-
literary works, 43-translations of
Heine's poems, 50, 53-friendship
with him, 51-55.

Goschen, Viscount, on the death
duties, 128.

Grace, Harvey, 'The Organ Works
of Bach,' 377.

Great Britain, number of
papers,.84.

news-

Greece, claims territories, 163-occu-
pies Smyrna, 165-167-military
operations against Turkey, 170,
174, 178, 213-foreign relations,
173-retreat of the army, 175, 178
-occupies Anatolia, 176—evacu-
ates it, 178-evacuates Thrace, 180.
Grey, Lord, of Fallodon, on the need
for economy, 140-relations with
W. H. Page, 311.

Grosse Politik,' 280-282, 285, 286.

H

Hadjanesti, General, Commander-in-
Chief of the Greek army, 178-
shot, ib.

Haig and Foch, 233-257.
'Hamburger Nachrichten,' article
in, 2.

Handel, compositions, 374.

Hapsburg Empire, result of the ruin,

15.

Harcourt, Sir William, institution of
the death duties, 128.

Harden, Maximilian, on the annexa-
tion of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 3.
Hardinge, Sir Charles, on the meet-
ing at Ischl, 4 note.

·

Harmsworth, Alfred, proprietor of
the Times,' 104-see Northcliffe.
Hazlitt, William, 'Criticisms and
Dramatic Essays of the English
Stage,' 18, 25.

Heine, Heinrich, translations of his
poems, 50, 53-friendship with
Lucie Austin, 51-55-illness, 52-
prejudices against the English, 54
-death, 55.

Helphand or Parvus, career, 187.
Hendrik, Burton J., "The Life and
Letters of Walter H. Page,' 317.
Hill, Rev. George, 'An Historical
Account of the Plantation in
Ulster,' edited by, 27

Houghton, Lord, ' Monographs, Per-
sonal and Political,' 50.

India, Bolshevik propaganda, 195—
result of policy, 212.

Ingres, J. D. A., paintings, 267.

Ionia, State of, 177.

L.

Labour, Ministry of, expenditure,
131.

Labour party, increase of seats, 208
-regional distribution, 209.

Jersey, Dow. Countess of,
Years of Victorian Life.' 216-
education, 218.
Fifty-one

Labour Party, The, 403-420.

Lactantius, ' De Ira Dei,' 297.
Lasinio, Carlo, engravings of fres-
coes, 262.

Joffre, Marshal, plan of a combined
attack in the war, 236, 244-super-
seded, 240, 246.

Jones, Inigo, 'Britannia

phans,' 19.

Trium-

Jowett, Prof., characteristics, 225.

Lausanne Conference, 182.

Lavisse, Ernest, 'Histoire de France,'
edited by, 271-policy of a Greater
France in North Africa, 286-289.
Law, Rt Hon. A. Bonar, at the Carlton
Club meeting, 204-forms a Minis-
try, ib.-difficulties of his adminis-
tration, 212-214.

Jugoslavia, relations with Italy, 113.

K.

Lawton, T., suspended from playing
football, 358.

Karl, Emperor of Austria, memoran-
dum from Count Czernin, 12.

Leacock, Mr Stephen, scheme of a
sales tax, 137.

Leake, Mr P. D., scheme of taxation,
136.

Lemaître, M. Jules, character of his
writings, 144.

Kazan, Moslem Congress at, 189.
Kennedy, A. L., 'The Old and the
New Diplomacy,' 72-82.

Kiev, agreement signed, 326-cap-
tured by Bolsheviks, 328

Germans,
Farmers, ib.

329

congress

-

Lennard, Reginald, 'The Northmen
in English History,' 380.

by

of

Kitchener, Field-Marshal Earl, im-

pression of, 312.

Lewald, Fanny, letter to Mrs Austin,
48.

Limited Liability Companies, 408.

Knightley, Lady, The Journals of,

215-education, 218.

Linnell, John, portrait of Mrs S.
Austin, 41.

Locke, John, 'Essay on Human
Understanding,' 58.

London, Conference in, 173.

London, Congress of, 274.

London Society, 218-221, 223-men
of letters, 223-of science, ib.-
Churchmen, 224-politicians, 225.
Lotteries, law forbidding, 62.

Lowe, Rt Hon. Robert (Viscount
Sherbrooke), member of the 'Times'
staff, 94.

Ludendorff, General, 'War Mem-
ories,' 244.

M.

Macdonald, John Cameron, on the
staff of the Times,' 93, 95-death,
102.

Macdonald, Rt Hon. Ramsay, leader
of the Labour Party, 406, 416.
Mackenzie, Compton, 'Rich Rela-
tives,' 344.

MacSweeny, Mr, case of, 67.

Maitland, F. W., Domesday Book
and Beyond,' 381, 395,

Mallet, Sir Bernard, 'British Bud-
gets,' 125.

Marcion, on the anger of God, 296.
Margutti, Baron, on the meeting at
Ischl, 4 note,

Marks, Mr Geoffrey, 'Reservation'
on the Income Tax Commission,
138.

Mawer, Alfred, 'The Place-Names
of Northumberland and Durham,'
384.

Mazeppa, rule of, 321.

Miller, William, 'The Policy of the
"Fascisti,' 109.

Milner, Viscount, incorrect report on
Gough's army, 255.

Mirsky, D. S., The Ukraine,' 318.

Montabert, Paillot de, Dissertation

on the Paintings of the Middle
Ages,' 266.

Montagu, Rt Hon. E. S., result of his
policy in India, 212.

Montor, Arnaud de, collection of
pictures by Primitive Italian
Masters, 265.

'Morning Chronicle,' the, 98.
'Morning Star,' the, 97.

Morocco Conference, 281.

Morris, Mowbray, on the staff of the
'Times,' 93.

Mowat, R. B., A History of Euro-
pean Diplomacy,' 74, 79.

Mudania, Conference, 116, 180.

Müller, Friedrich von, letter to Mrs
Austin, 46.

Mustafa Kemal Pasha, at Sivas Con-
gress, 167-headquarters at An-
gora, 169-President of the 'Grand
National Assembly,' ib.-treaty
with Russia, 172-relations with
the Bolsheviks, 189-negotiations
with them, 190.

N.

Napoleon III, Emperor of France,
foreign policy, 277–279.
Narimanoff, Comrade, at the Baku
Congress, 191.

Naumann, Friedrich, 'Mitteleuropa,'
7.

Newspapers, increase of circulation,
84.
Niemann, Lieut-Colonel, 'Kaiser
und Revolution,' 238 note, 251 note.
Neville, General, commanding the
French army, 240, 246-super-
seded, 248.

Northcliffe, Lord, founds the 'Daily
Mail,' 83-proprietor of the 'Times,'
83, 104-108-see Harmsworth.
Northmen in English History,
380-402.

0.

Ottley, William Young, work for
S. d'Agincourt, 263, 268-collection
of Italian pictures, 268-'The
Italian School of Design,' 268, 269
-'A Series of Plates after the
Early Florentines,' 268, 269.

P.

Page, Walter H., A Great Am-
bassador, 307-317.

Palacky, M., epigram, 16.
'Pall Mall Gazette,' the, 99.

Palmerston, Lord, on French diplo-
macy, 273, 277.
Pan-Germans,
Young Turks, 188.
Pantomime, 17-26.
Paris, Treaty of, 75.

alliance with the

Parnell Commission, 101-cost, 102.

Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood,' 262.
Primitives, Rediscovery of the,

258-270.

Roscoe, William, collection of Italian
pictures, 269.

Ross, James, orchid
Poggio Gherardo, 40.

Professional Football, 349–359.
Proportional Representation, sys-
tem, 211.

Punishment and Crime, 58-70.
Pynnar, Nicholas,

houses at

Ross, Janet, paintings of orchids,
40-mother and grandmother, 41-
portrait, 42-literary works, 43-
Some Translations of Heine,' 50–
'Three Generations of English
Women,' 50, 53 note-birth, 55-
marriage, 57.

Account of the Plantation in

An Historical

Ulster,' 27, 34, 37-39.

R.

Radical Party, policy, 419.

Rapallo Conference, 254.

Rugby Union, 349, 351, 357-359.

Russell, W. H., Foreign Correspond-
ent in the Crimea, 89.

Rediscovery of the Primitives,

258-270.

Russian, Great, Little, and White,
language questions, 319.

S.

Saint Augustine, on the anger of
God, 299.

Reeve, Henry, Foreign Adviser of

the 'Times,' 94.

Reform Act of 1867, result, 96.

Revertera, Count, negotiations with

France, 13 note.

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, in Italy, 260.

Riga, peace of, 335.

St Jean de Maurienne Convention,
163.

Saintsbury, George, 'Anatole France,'
141.

Sampson, George, 'Bach and Shake-
speare,' 360.

Samuel, Sir Herbert, address at the
Royal Statistical Society, 125-on
the death duties, 127.

San Remo, Conference at, 169.

San Stefano, Treaty of, 77.

'Saturday Review,' the, 98.

Scheibe, Herr, opinion of Bach, 366.
Schuster, Sir Felix, on the death
duties, 128.

Schweitzer, Albert, 'J. S. Bach,'
365, 369, 376, 379.

Seignobos, M., on French foreign
policy, 272, 278, 279.

Sèvres, Treaty of, 170. 174.

Shakespeare and Bach, 360-379.

Shaw, Bernard, criticism on the pan-
tomime, 26.

Shevchenko, Taras, poems, 323.