Wilpert,

Mgr,

his

work on early

Woman

Madame de Boigne,' 628.

Christian painting, 431.

Suffrage, 276-arguments in favour, 277-288-the 'right' to vote, 278-taxation involves representation,' 270-neglect of the unrepresented, 280-difference of sex, 281-result of the Married Women's Property Acts, 282-extension of their rights and freedom, 283-use of the terms 'emancipation' or 'enfranchisement,' 284difference between civil and political rights, 285-287-increase in their earnings, 287- arguments against, 288-297-result of adult suffrage, 288, 299 - number of electors, 289 - characteristics of women, 289, 297-qualities of an English democracy, 290-protest of women against the introduction, 291, 300-physical force the basis of law and of sovereignty, 292–294 -result of the negro vote, 295defence of his country, the duty of man, 296-incapacity of women to share in the forcible maintenance

of laws, ib.-summary of the case, 297-300-methods of the suffra gists, 299-appeal to the electors, 301-304.

Women, Married, Property Acts, result, 282.

Woods,

Mrs, extract from her poem, 'Princess of Hanover,' 198.

Wordsworth, William, his Sonnets reviewed by the 'Quarterly,' 777. Wotton, Sir Henry, 22-Mrs L. P. Smith's work on, ib.-his poems, 24 The State of Christendom,' ib.-'Elements of Architecture,' 25-'Survey of Education,' 26'Character of Robert, Earl of Salisbury,' ib.-'History of Venice,' 27 -characteristics of his letters, 2729-his epigrams, 29-diplomatic reports, 31-ambassador to Venice, 32-qualities, ib.-impetuousness, 33-his first embassy at Venice, 34-37-mission to Turin, 37-to the Hague, 38-second embassy to Venice, 39-41 negotiations in Germany, 41-embassy to the Emperor Ferdinand II, 42-third embassy to Venice, ib.-his retirement at Eton, 43.

Z.

Zevort, E., 'Histoire de la Troisième République,' 114.