ALBANIA.

jurisdiction, 338-increase of the
power of the Barons, 339-the
power and wealth of the Papacy,
ib.-cultivation of the vine and
olive trees, 340—the site of Bovil-
lae, ib.-town of Albano, 341-
Ariccia, 342-Castel Gandolfo, 342,
352-temple of Diana, 342-Nemi,
343-Valle Vivaro, 343, 347
Punta di Leano, 343-city of
Lanuvium and the temple of Juno
Sospes, 344-Civita Lavinia, ib.-
Sub Lanuvio, 345-Velletri, ib.—
Maschio d'Ariano, 346-Lago della
Doganella and Castle of Piombi-
nara, 347—village of Rocca Priora
or Perjura, ib.-Labici, Monte
Porzio Catone, 348—Frascati, ib.—
hill of Tusculum, 349-351-abbey
of Grottaferrata, 351-Marino, 352.
Albania, insurrection, 203, 130-
grievances against the Young
Turks, 216, 209-revolutions, 210
-concessions of the Committee,
212-the problem of, 218, 287-
difficulties of autonomy, 288, note—
prospects of unity amongst the
tribes, 289-creation of an inde-
pendent State, 571-character of
the inhabitants, ib.-the work of
consolidation, 572.

Albanians, number, 210, 249-decla-
ration of rights, ib.-their cha-
racteristics, 676-nationality and
language, 677, 088.

'St Albans, Book of,' 209, 355.
Albano, town of, 218, 341.
Albert, H.R.H. Prince, 207, 571-
his marriage to Queen Victoria, 573
-difficulties of his position, ib.-
his influence on foreign affairs, 594
-his draft of a letter on the case
of the "
Trent,' 596-death, ib.-
elected a Bencher of the Inns of
Court, 209, 385-his character-
istics, 213, 6-system of educa-
tion for King Edward, 16-his
letter to the Dean of Christ Church,

Alden, Percy, The Unemployed: a
National Question,' 202, 637 et seq.

-, Raymond M., The Knight
of the Burning Pestle,' edited by,
220, 32.
Aldwinchle, Mr, on the use of con-
crete in building cottages, 205,
483.

Aldworthe, Thomas, founds the Surat
factory, 221, 89, 91.

Aldwyn, Lord St, chairman of the
Commission on Ecclesiastical Dis-
cipline, 205, 243.

Aleman, Mateo, his 'Life of Guzman
d'Alfarache,' 209, 393, 397.

Alençon, Charles, Duc d', his mar-
riage and death, 221, 380.

Aleppo, Archdeacon Paul of, 'The
Travels of Macarius,' extract from,
219, 140.

Alexander II, Czar of Russia, his
emancipation of the serfs, 204, 251
-assassination, 252-his charac-
ter, 219, 469, 470.

III, Emperor of Russia, his
maintenance of the autocratic
system, 204, 253-treatment of his
ministers, ib.

T. J., on Garden Cities, 216,
503.
Alexandra, Queen, her interest in the
light-treatment of disease, 204,

138.

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Ali Riza Pasha, Turkish Commander-

in-Chief in Macedonia, 218, 269-

his policy, 271.

Aliens Act of 1905, 220, 15.

meaning of the term, 220, 2.

Aligarh College, foundation, 204, 562

-number of students, 563, 564–

proposed expansion, 569.

Allen, Grant, 'The Woman Who Did,'

208, 473.

P. S., his edition of the letters

of Erasmus criticised, 214, 395 et

seq.

Warner, his opinion of 'Gil

Blas,' 215, 336.

Allerton, Lord, on the Royal Com-
mission on Coal Supplies, 203, 138.

Alligator, destruction of the, 214, 335.

Alnwick Castle, 205, 116.

Alpine Club, The Jubilee of the,

208, 272-mountain climbing, 273

-use of implements, ib.-early

ascents, 274-foundation of the

club, 275-members, ib.-publica-

tions, 275, 278-number of associa-

tions, 276-standard of qualifica-

tion for election, ib.-number of

accidents, 277-changes brought

about, ib.-literature, 278-maps,

279-exploration of other parts of

the world, 280-art, 281-the
Alpine Journal, ib.

Alps, chain of the, 216, 523.

Alston, Leonard, 'Stoic and Christian

in the Second Century,' 212, 563-

'Education and Citizenship in

India,' 214, 206.

Althorp, Lord, his Royal Commission
on the Poor-law, 202, 626.

Alvi, Cav-Piero, 'Jacopone da Todi,'

212, 53.

-

Latin, The Promise of, 213,
451—general advance, ib.—result

of independence, 452-condition of

the Spanish republics, 453-in-

stability of temperament of the

people, ib.-system of administra-

tion, 454 treatment of the

natives, 455-the Indians, 456-

intermarriage with whites, ib.—

complex nationalities, 457-self-

governing republics, 458 Simon

Bolivar, 459-the Monroe doctrine,

460-its modern development, 461

-the Drago doctrine, 462-Pan-

American Congresses, 464-Pro-
gressive improvement, ib.-Mexi-

co, 465-467—Argentina, 467-470—
Chile, 470-474--Peru, 474–477—

other republics, 477-Brazil, 478-

481-antagonistic ideals of North

and South America, 482.

War of Independence, 220, 110.

The Settlement Move-

ment in, 221, 224. See Settle-

ment.

AMERICA.

America, Chatham, North, and,
221, 304—result of levying and col-
lecting customs duties, 305-307-
Declaratory Act, 306-the War of
Independence, 313-319.

Central and South, the forest
area, 219, 458.

North, Republic of, its position
as a World Power, 221, 419.

-, South, destruction of animals
and birds, 214, 332.
Amerindians, The, 212, 136.
Amicis, Edmondo de, his introduc-
tion to 'The Matterhorn,' 208,

272.

Amiens, Peace of, at an end, 221, 400.
'Amis et Amiles,' the poem, extract
from, 208, 562.

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Amphion,' cruiser, destroyed by
a mine, 221, 575.

Analecta Bollandiana,' publication
of the, 221, 12.

Ancona, Alessandro d', 'Jacopone da
Todi,' 212, 53.

Cyriacus of, his visits to
Athens, 207, 418-drawings, ib.
Andalusia, invasion of, 219, 11, 13.
Anderson, the Rev. Dr, discovery of
Nova Auriga, 212, 450.
Anderson-Morshead, A. E. M., ' His-
tory of the Universities' Mission
to Central Africa,' 221, 233.

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Andler, Prof., his Introduction to
Étude Critique sur les Relations
d'Erasme et de Luther,' 214, 410.
Andrassy, Count Julius, "The Deve-
lopment of Hungarian Constitu-
tional Liberty,' 210, 658.
Andréades, A., Journal des Econo-
mistes,' 220, 501, note.

ANGUS.

States to 1783 in the British
Museum,' 212, 32.

Andreyef, L., style of his plays, 217,

21-'The Days of our Life,' 23.
Aneirin, the Welsh bard, 212, 369.
Angell, Norman, Europe's Optical
Illusion,' 213, 324-The Great
Illusion,' 217, 202, et seq.

Angellier, A., his 'A l'Amie perdue,'
211, 149—' Le Chemin des Saisons,'
150 Dans la Lumière antique,'
151-'Etude sur la Chanson de
Roland,' 214, 116.

Angelo, Michael, his illustrations to
the Commedia,' 211, 397-bas-
relief of the death of Ugolino, 398.
Angennes, Julie d', her influence in
the society of the Hotel de Ram-
bouillet, 206, 226-marriage, 234.
Anglicus, Bartholomew, 'De Pro-
prietatibus Rerum,' 221, 259.
'Anglo-Belgian

India-rubber' or
Abir' concessionnaire Company,
character of the, 204, 56.
Anglo-Chinese Convention of 1890,
214, 55.

Anglo-Japanese Treaties, 203, 599,
601, 607; 204, 288.
Anglo-Normans, their invasion of
Ireland, 205, 79, 102.

Anglo-Nubian breed of goats, 207,
116, 119, 122.

Anglo-Russian agreement of 1907,
210, 668.

Angoulême, Duchess of, her cha-
racteristics, 210, 647—life in exile,
ib.

Angoulême, Duke of, his appearance
and character, 210, 646.
Angus, 212, 266—its boundaries, ib.
-hills and rivers, 267-memorials
of prehistoric times, ib.-royal
burgh of Dundee, 268-Forfar, 269
-Brechin, 270-Montrose and