INDEX TO VOL. X X.

The titles of articles are printed in italics.

Aubrey, his description of Wiltshire, CAMB

DIS

CAP

D'AL

Capel (Monsignor), a thought-reading Comte's Famous Fallacy, 473-490
séance with, 868–869

Conflict, a suspended, 829-843
Carl (Prince of Sweden and Norway), Conservatives, unwavering opposition
In an Indian Jungle, 194-200

of, to Home Rule, 9-10
Carlill (Briggs), Are Animals Happy? tactics of, to defeat the Irish Bill,
255-269

596
Carlisle (Bishop of), Comte's Famous Constantinople, our Superstition about,
Fallacy, 473-490

441-460
Carlisle, the Bishop of, on Comte, 715- Cook (Messrs.) appointment of, as pil-
723

grim agents for India, 895-896
Carlyle (Thomas), his exhortations to Cooke (C. Kinloch), France and the
the wealthy, 782

New Hebrides, 118-129
Casson (Mr.), a thought-reading séance Europe in the Pacific, 742–761
with, 868-869

Craftsmen, our, 531-552
Cassowaries of New Guinea, 87

Craik (Mrs. D. M.), Merely Players,
Caucus debate, a, in Birmingham, 249–

416-422
252

Crime, detection of, by thought-reading,
Cecil correspondence, the, 230

876–877
Chalybeate springs, 207

Crisis, Moral of the late, 305-321
Chamberlain (Joseph), party of, 295–

Cumberland (C. Stuart), A Thought-
296

Reader's Experier.ces, 867-885
his attitude on the Irish question,

505
Charity, foolish, 686
Chicago, 907-908

'ALBERTIS (Signor), exploration
China, Modern, 40-50

-

Dog, rabies in the, 151–163

Free Trade Argument, Collapse of the,
Doudney (Miss), stories of, 518-519 322-339
Ducis, first performance of his transla- French, increase of the, in Canada, 14
tion of Hamlet,' 805

criminals, examination of, 468–470
Dumas (Alexandre), a thought-reading – novels, 692
séance with, 880–881

Revolution, the, 316
Frewen (Moreton), on the commercial

rivalry of the United States with

Great Britain, 338
EAST LONDON, Distress in, 678- | Friendly societies

, sick statistics of, 259

Froude, Mr., New Zealand and, 171-
692

182
Eastern question, the, what it means

for England, 441

our attempt to solve it in 1854, 444
Education in China, 45
Egypt, ancient, letter-writing in, 216-

NYAMBIER Islands, 748

GAN
217

Germany, emigration and immigra-

tion in, 557
Egyptian Divine Myths, 423-440
Election, the general, 294

annexation of New Guinea by, 752
Emigration, statistics of, for the world,

(Emperor of), a thought-reading

séance with, 873
553-564
Enclosures and Allotments, Rural, 844-

Ghost story, Pliny's, 222

Gipsies, statistics relating to, 564
866
English literature, Taine's history of,

Girls, what they read, 515-530

Gladstone (W. E.), his conversion to
61-63

Home Rule, 2-3
– the leading language of the globe,

on the dissolution of Parliament, 139
557
Europe in the Pacific, 742-764

his paper on Genesis and science,

304
Evening Schools, Recreative, 130-138
Exhibitions, 633-6-17

- his policy defended, 594-595

a thought-reading séance with, 872-
873
Goodwin (Bishop), see Carlisle, Bishop

of
NAUCIT (Helen), see Martin, Lady Goschen (Mr.), his defeat at Edinburgh,
Fechter as Hamlet, 806

GUI

Guinea, New, the Animals of, 74-90
Guinea, New, the German occupation

of, 752

LAN
Ireland, the Tory proposal of imperial

loans to, 506
Irish Bill, Tory tactics on the, 596
Italy, emigration and immigration in,

561

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KANO

HAMLET,' the, of the Seine, 805-814

Harrison (Frederic), The Bishop
of Carlisle on Comte, 715-723

JEHO

(EHOVAH,' the Old Testament
Harrogate waters, 208

Revisers' rule with regard to, 97
Hartington (Lord), party of, their atti- Jerome (St.), letters of, 226-227

tude towards the Conservatives, 298 Jessopp (Rev. Dr.), Letters and Letter-
Hawaii, kingdom of, 745

writers, 215-233
Heligoland, why England ought to part The Building up of a University,
with, 451

724-741
Heredity, 350–351

Jews, distribution of, throughout the
Hicks-Beach (Sir Michael), his speech

globe, 563-564
against Mr. Parnell's tenant relief bill, Jordan (J. N.), Modern China, 40-50

613
Hill (Frank H.), The Dissolution and

the Country, 139–148
Hindu Widow, the, 364-373

CANGAROOS of New Guinea, 84
Home, not at, 553-564

Kashmir, condition of, 897-899
Home Rule, Nova Scotia's Cry for, 785– Katscher (Leopold), Taine, a Literary
794

Portrait, 51-73
Home Rule not an article of the Liberal Kennard (Mrs. Arthur), Gustave Flau-
creed, 5

bert and George Sand, 693-708
position of the agitation for, 296-297 Kensington, South, condition of the
Horace, letter-writing of, 220–221 water-colour drawings at, 270-275
Hubbard (J. G.), The Church and Par- Key (Sir Ashley Cooper), Naval Defence
liament, 565–578

of the Colonies, 284-293
Huc (Abbé) on the state of religion Khedive, a thought-reading séance with
among the Chinese, quoted, 622

the, 874
Hydrophobia, Pasteur and, 149-170 Kidd (Benjamin), The Civil Service as a
Hypnotism, treatment of lunacy by, Profession, 491-502
656-658

Kremsmünster, visit to the monastery

of, 378–382
Kung (Prince), his memorandum on the

missionary question in China, 625-
DIOCY, relapses to specific animalism 625, 629-630

in, 352–353
Ignatieff (General), a thought-reading

séance with, 871-872
Imperial Institute, proposed, 645-647
India, success of British conquest in, 17

danger of, from British democracy, Ladrone Islands, 745
311

Lafontaine, Taine's essay on, 54-55
Indian Jungle, in an, 194–200

Lamb (Charles), letters of, 231-232
– Mohammedans, the Loyalty of the, Lang (Andrew), Egyptian Divine Myths,
886-900

IPIO

LA BOUR, subdivision of, its disadvan-

Leader,

Lascelles (Hon. Gerald), The Chase of Martineau (Dr.), on Comte's three states,
the Wild Fallow Deer, 503–514

quoted, 476
Lawson (Sir Wilfrid), The Classes, the Mason College, Birmingham, 245-246

Masses, and the Glasses, 795–804 Masoretic text of the Bible, 92-93
Lawyers, utility of thought-reading to, Massage, 824-828
878

Maudsley (Dr.), his observations of
wanted a,
183–193

animalism in idiocy, 332–353
Lefevre (G. Shaw), The Liberal Split, Mecca, pilgrimages from India to, 895--
592-608

896
Letters and Letter-writers, 215-233 Medley (Mr.), reply to, 322-339
Lewes (G. H.) on Comte's law of the Meister (Joseph), inoculation of, for
three stages, quoted, 719

hydrophobia, 165
Liberal Split, the, 595-608

Merton (Walter de), 731
Light and Water-colours, 270-283 Meurice (Paul), his translation of Ham-
Lithium springs, 211

let,' 807-814
Livy, Taine's essay on, 55-57

Meyer (Dr.), his exploration of New
Lords, House of, abolition of the, 319– Guinea, 79
321

Mill (J. S.), on Comte's law of the three
Louis V., phenomena of multiplex per- states, quoted, 716
sonality in, 648-654

Milton, Taine's criticism of, 71-72
Lovell (Mr.), deer-hunting by, 505-507 • Mindstuff,' 346-347
Luchon spa, 208

Mineral springs, see Spas
Lunatics, hypnotisation of, 656-658 Missionary question in China, 619-632
Lyndhurst (Lord), marriage law of, 403 Mivart (St. George), A Visit to some

Austrian Monasteries, 374-330
Mohammedans, Indian, the Loyalty of

the, 886-900
(ACDONALD (Sir John), on the Mölk, visit to the monastery of, 382-

protective system in Canada, 385
quoted, 332

Monasteries, Austrian, a Visit to some,
Macdonald (John), Birmingham, a 374-390
Study from the Life, 231-254

Mongredien (Mr.) on the relation of
Machinery, effects of, on artisans, 532- exports to imports, quoted, 328
533

Montreal, the British in, 14
Mackarness (Bishop), see Oxford, Bishop Moresby (Captain), surveys of New
of

79
Maine (Sir H. S.) on popular govern-

Mulball (Mr.), his table of the rate of
ment, 313-320

advance in the world's commerce,
Malmesbury Common, the allotment 334
system on, 861-862

Myers (Frederic W. H.), Multiplex
Maltby Common, 865

Personality, 618-666
Malthus, his speculations on the popu- Myths, Egyptian Divine, 423-440

lation question, 560
Manners (Lady John), Massage, 824-

828
Mansion House Relief Fund, failure of NAVAL Defence of the Colonies,
the, 683-687

281-293
Marriage in China, 41-15

New Forest, deer-hunting in the, 503-
Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister,

514
403-415

New Hebrides, 757-758
· Reply to, 667–677

New Hebrides, France and the, 118-129
Marquette, 903-909

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Guinea by,

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