German policy towards the Balkan
States, 277-result of the federal
system, 330, 333-number of acres
of forest land, 442, 452-average
annual growth, 442, 452-amount
exported and imported, 452-the
Navy Act of 1912, 496, 506-expan-
sion of the navy, 498-ships of the
new type, 499-number of Dread-
noughts, 503 note-celebrations of
the War of Liberation, 531.

Germany under William II, 556—
influence of his rule, 557-histori-
cal retrospect, 558-policy of Bis-
marck, 559-position on the acces-
sion of William II, 560-nature of
the Constitution and the Reichstag,
562-character of the bureaucracy,
563-increase of the population,
568-growth of industrial produc-
tiveness, 569-value of the export
trade, ib increase of private
wealth, 570-new type of leader,
571-result of compulsory State-
insurance, 572-the rise in wages,
573-effect on agriculture, ib.—ac-
quisition of colonies, 574-develop-
ment of foreign policy, 575-geo-
graphical position, 577 - naval
policy, 578-relations with Eng-
land, 579-581.

Gide, Charles, 'Economie Sociale,'
extract from, 529.

Gilford, Dr Hastings, 'Disorders of
Post-Natal Growth and Develop-
ment,' 371.

Gilman, Mrs C. P., 'Woman and
Economics,' 147-on the home of
the future, 157.

Gohorry, J., 'Instruction sur l'herbe
Petun,' 138.

Gonneville, Colonel de, 'Souvenirs

militaires,' extract from, 544.
Graves, C. L., 'The Lighter Side of
Irish Life,' 26.

Great Britain, relations with Russia,
284-policy in Persia, 284-290.
Grey, Earl, extracts from his Address
at the Labour Co-partnership Asso-
ciation, 525, 526.

H.

Haldane, Elizabeth S., 'The Life of
Descartes,' 48.

Hamilton, C., Marriage as a Trade,'
extract from, 164.

Vol. 219.-No. 437

ham.

note.

Henderson, Colonel,
War,' 14, 17.

Heredity and Environment in
Regard to Social Reform, 364—
Prof. M. Hartog's 'Problems of
Life and Reproduction,' 365-views
of Eugenists and Environists, 366
-connexion between heredity and
environment, ib.-varied influence,
367-stature and physical develop-
ment, 368-370-disease, 370-case
of infections, ib.-insanity, 371-
mental deficiency, 372-develop-
ment of character, 372-375-range
of conception, 373-power of voli-
tion, ib.-temperament or disposi-
tion, 374-influence of the environ-
ment on the germ-plasm, 375-its
continuity, 376-production of
transmissible pathological varia-
tions, 377-researches of Prof. F.
Boas, 378-laws governing trans-
mission, ib.-influence of heredity
on the evolution of the race, 37.-
result of the system of elementary
education, 380-evils of the present
conditions of life, 381-need for the
enforcement of the principles of
Eugenics, 382.

Hill, S. C., 'Bengal in 1756,' 338.
Holland, Bernard,
Lyall,' 194.

Hurd, Archibald,
Power,' 569, 576.
Hurd, Archibald,

'Sir Alfred

'German

Sea

'The Whole-

World Needs of the Navy,' 493.

I.

Ibsen, Henrik, his dramatic tech-
nique, 88-The Master Builder,'
92 The Doll's House,' 95, 100-

-

-ex-

'Ghosts,' 96, 98-influence on
modern drama, 100.
India, British, before Plassey, 337
-works on, 338, 340-history of
the fall of the Mogul Empire, 339-
343 the East India Company's
headquarters at Masulipatam, 343
-Fort St George, 344-relations
with Mir Jumla, Nawab of the
Carnatic, 345-siege of Madras, ib.
-completion of the fort and out-
works, 346-development of
Madras, ib.-rule of the English,
347-demands of Daud Khan, 348
-grant of colleges, ib.-number of
the garrison, 349-revenue, 350-
system of administration, ib.
history of Bengal, 351-trade and
climate, ib.-extortions of native
princes, ib.-power of the Subah-
dar, 352, 356-fortifications of Fort
William, 354-356- grant of the
three towns, 354-policy of the
Court of Directors, 354-356 -
tension of territory, 357-result of
the Maratha troubles, 358-supine-
ness of the Company, ib.-develop-
ment of Calcutta, 359-system of
administration, ib.-fall of Madras,
360 of Calcutta, 361-policy of
the French, 362-result of the
Forest Department, 455.
Indian Progress and Taxation,
483-population, ib.-result of the
closure of the mints to the free
coinage of silver, 484-486-indus-
trial development, 486-transition
from agriculture to manufactures,
487-average annual income per
head, and amount of taxation, ib.
-opposition to reforms involving
increased taxation, 488 - educa-
·
the Home
tional policy, 489-
Charges,' 490-492.
Ireland, average amount of taxation
per head, 318-expenditure, 319-
estimated taxable capacity, 321-
result of granting Home Rule, 322-
324, 327-the Government of Ire-
land Bill, 326.

-

Irish Life, The Lighter Side of,
26-the novels of C. Lever, 26-29—
S. Lover, 29-J. S. Le Fanu, 30-
female novelists, ib.-the novels of
Miss E. Somerville and Miss V.
Martin, 31-42 - George A. Bir-
mingham, 42-47-style of his writ-
ing, 43-creation of J. J., 43.
Isaacs, Sir Rufus, his dealings in
Marconi shares, 256-speech ex-
pressing regret, 267.

Labour Co-partnership Association,
514, 525.

Land Campaigns, The Two, 582—
Tables I-VII, 583-586-decline of
the rural population, 587-pressure
of foreign competition, ib.-causes
of unremunerative agriculture, 588
-need for capital, ib.-low rate
of wages, 589-position of the
labourer, ib.-scarcity of houses,
590-the break-up of large landed
estates, 591-policy of statesmen,
592-the Government scheme, 593
-result of the secret enquiry, 594
-creation of Wages Boards, 595-
597-of Land Courts, 597-602-the
Unionist policy, 603-614-restora-
tion of confidence, 605-the sale of
farms, ib.-system of purchase, 606
-extension of small holdings, 608
-result of the Radical plan, 609-
of the Unionist plan, 610 - the
reconstruction of village life, 611-
result of ownership, 612-provision
of allotments, ib.-powers of the
Parish Councils, 613.

Land Courts, proposed establish-
ment, 597-602.

Lansdowne, Lord, his impression of
George Wyndham, 292.

Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan, character
of his novels, 30.

Lever, Charles, character of his
novels, 26-29-his epitaph, 29.

Lever, Sir W. H., his system of
partnership certificates, 517.
Lindner, Prof. Theodor, 'Weltge-
schichte,' 5.

Livesey, Sir George, his system of
profit-sharing, 513, 516, 519-521.

Lobel or Lobelius, his work on to-
bacco, 138.

London University Reform, I, 204
-Report of the Royal Commission,
ib.-the external system, 206, 215
-revision of the method of govern-
ing, ib.-control of the separate
institutions, 207-the Professori-
ate, ib.-Faculty, 208, 213-Aca-
demic Council, 208-the Senate,
209-the Court, 209-212-organisa-
tion of the teaching of Technology,
213-influence of concentration of
Colleges, 214-examination of stu-
dents, 215-218-relations between
teachers and students, 218-con-
stituent colleges, 219-II, problems
in medical education, 220 - the
training of students, 222-pro-
posed constitution of a Faculty of
Medicine, 224-number of schools,
ib.- advantages of the hospital
training, 227-plan of University
Departments, 228-establishment
of special cliniques, 229.

Lotbinière, H. G. Joly de, 'Forestry
in England and Abroad,' 441.

Love, Colonel H. D., 'Vestiges of
Old Madras,' 338.

Lover, Samuel, character of his
novels, 29.

Lyall, Sir Alfred, 179-his charac-
teristics, 179, 181, 188, 198-ad-
vocacy of a strong and capable
government, 180, 196-study of
history, 180-his poems, 181, 197—
constitutional scepticism, 181, 188
-study of the Oriental mind, 182
-sense of humour, 184-contrast
between the Eastern and Western
habits, 185-religion of the Moslem
and the Hindu, ib.—a man of ac-
tion with literary tastes, 186-his
character as an administrator, 187
-attitude on the Ilbert Bill, 189-
192-the Afghan controversies, 192
-views on the Mahdi's rebellion,
193-his gifts as a statesman,
thinker and poet, 194-character
of his letters, 195-ancestry, ib.-
life in India, 197-undervalues his

Madras, siege of, 345-development,
346. See India, British.

Marconi Affair, The, 256-specu-
lative dealings of the Ministers,
256-258-impropriety of their con-
duct, 258-the case of Mr Taylor,
260-the spread of rumours, 261-
views of the Press, ib.-action of
Ministers in Parliament, 263-in-
vestigations of the Select Com-
mittee, ib.-examination of Mr
Lawson, 264-Mr Maxse, ib.-the
Ministers, 265-their line of de-
fence, ib.-reports of the chairman
and Lord R. Cecil, 266-character
of the Ministers' speeches express-
ing regret, 267, 268-result of the
debate in the House of Commons,
268-Mr Lloyd George's denuncia-
tion of his critics, 269.

Marshall, Dr, on the limitations of
the mathematical method in politi-
cal economy, 411.

Martin, Miss V., 30. See Somerville.

Murray, Lord, his dealings in Mar-
coni shares, 256-leaves for South
America, 268.

N.

Napier, William, 'History of the
War in the Peninsula,' 1.

Napoleon, Emperor, his plan for the
invasion of Portugal, 8-his cam-
paigns of 1813, 536-character of
his army, 537-543-the cavalry,
543. See Eighteen Hundred.

-

Navy, The Whole-World Needs
of the, 493-area of the British
Empire, ib.
progress of steam
navigation, 494-strength of the
Navy, 495, 501-503-adoption of
the Two-Power Standard, 495-
withdrawal from the Mediterra-
nean, 496-scheme for an Imperial
patrol in the Pacific Ocean can-
celled, 497-expansion of the Ger-
man, Italian and Austro-Hungarian
navies, 498, 506-ships of the new
type, 499-the Canadian ships, 500
-number of Dreadnoughts and
pre-Dreadnoughts, 501-503-ques-
tion of Imperial naval defence, 503,
506-508-increasing expenditure,
504, 506-contribution given by
the Oversea Dominions and India,
505.

Neander, Johannes, Tabacologia,'
134 note.

Newton, Isaac, his discoveries on the
atomic theory, 110.

New Zealand, the forest area, 456-
development of the industry, ib.
Nicholson, J. S., The Vagaries of
Recent Political Economy,' 406.
Norway, export of timber, 448.

0.

Oman, Prof. Charles, A History of
the Peninsular War,' 3-' Welling-
ton's Army,' 6 et seq.

Oman, C. W., '1813,' 531.
Oncken, Hermann, Germany under

William II,' 556-his pamphlet
'Deutschland und England,' 580.

Oviedo, G. F. de, on the Indians'
habit of smoking, 128.

Owen, Sidney J., 'The Fall of the
Mogul Empire,' 340.

P.

Pareto, Vilfredo, 'Cours d'Économie
Politique,' 424.

Peninsular War, The, 1-works
on, 1-7-Napoleon's plan for the
invasion of Portugal, 8-Welles-
ley's plan of defence, 9, 14-the
battle of Talavera, 10 Ney's
evacuation of Galicia, 11-opera-
tions in Catalonia and Andalusia,
12-Soult's invasion of Andalusia,
ib.-Wellington's systematic de-
vastation of the country, 14-his
reasons for adopting the defensive,
ib.-position at Bussaco, 16-re-
tires to Lisbon, 17-Masséna's posi-
tion at Santarem, 17-19-retreat
from Sabugal, 19— invasion of
Estremadura, 20-siege of Badajoz,
ib.-battle of Albuera, 21-Fuentes,
22-military capacity of Marmont,
ib.-siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, 23—
Hill's surprise of Girard, 24
reasons for the inability of Napo-
leon to return to Spain, 25.
Persia, English and Russian policy
in, 284-290.

Pflugk-Harttung, Dr Julius von,
'Illustrierte Geschichte des Befrei
ungskriege,' 532–535-illustrations,
534.

Pierson, Dr N. G., 'Principles of
Economics,' 423.

Pigou, A. C., Wealth and Welfare,'
415-423.

Plassey, British India before, 337.
See India.

Political Economy, The Va-
garies of Recent, 406 — works
on, ib.-F. Seebohm's English
Village Community,' 407 — A.
Smith's Wealth of Nations,' 407-
409-H. Sidgwick's 'Principles of
Political Economy,' 408-influence
of Jevons on the mathematical
method, 409-Cournot's work, 410
-views of Dr Marshall, 411-Prof.
Edgeworth, ib.-P. H. Wicksteed's
'Common Sense of Political Eco-

nomy,' 412-415 A. C. Pigou's
'Wealth and Welfare,' 415-423-
Dr N. G. Pierson's 'Principles of
Economics,' 423-V. Pareto's 'Cours
d'Economie Politique,' 424-C. Col-
son's 'Cours d'Économie Politique,'
ib.
Pound, Ezra, Troubadours: Their
Sorts and Conditions,' 426.

Profit Sharing, 509 — number of
schemes, ib. - the 'stimulus' or
'incentive principle,' 510-rate of
profit, 511-average pecuniary gain
to work-people, ib.-lack of inter-
est, 512-result of the experiment
at the collieries of Messrs Briggs,
513-the South Metropolitan Gas
Company, 513, 516, 519-521
Labour Co-partnership Association,
514-method of distributing the
bonus in France, ib.-in England,
515-limitations of co-partnership,
ib.-partnership certificates of the
Port Sunlight scheme, 517-Irvine
Shipbuilding Company, 518-rea-
sons for the success of profit-sharing
in the gas business, 519-522-rela-
tions between profit-sharing and
trade-unionism, 522-result of the
weakening of unionism, 524-need
for effective combination, ib.
question of the remuneration of
labour, 525-rate assigned to capi-
tal, 526—' surplus profits available
for division,' 527-'principle of
equity,' 528-How to be a good
employer,' 528-530.

-with Russia, 273.
Problems.

623

See Eastern

S.

Samuel, Rt Hon. H., M.P., at the
British Association, 315-on the
constitution of the United King-
dom, ib.-on the disadvantages of
the failure to establish the Federal
system, 322.

Schloss, David F., Methods of In-
dustrial Remuneration,' extract
from, 521.

Schreiner,

Olive,

Labour,' 156, 159.
Scotland, average amount of taxation
per head, 318-expenditure, 319-
estimated taxable capacity, 320-
the Government of Scotland Bill,
326.

Sea Trout, Dry-Fly Fishing for,
66-result of experiments, ib.-
right place for fishing, 67-correct
floating of the fly, 68-position of
sea trout in the water, 68, 70-
capture of Black Joe,' 69-method
of taking the fly, 70-the moment
of the actual rise, 71-the best
flies to use, 72-length of line, 73
-rod, ib.-the play of a sea trout,
74-method of catching, 74-78—
best hours for fishing, 76-number
caught, 78-weight, 79.