Africa, South. See Afrikander Bond,

Extermination, and Raid.

Africa, South, The War in, 265, 539-
national support, 266-miscalcula-
tions of the Government, 267-270-
the Treasury, 270-War Office, ib.-
duty of the Government, 271-
transport of troops, 272- labour
troubles, 273-transport of horses,
274-number lost, 275-exercise on
board ship, 276-deficiency of land
transport, 277-distribution of troops
by General Symons, 278-results of
the disaster of Nicholson's Nek, 279
-decision of Sir Redvers Buller,
280-criticism of a German general,
ib.-best course to have followed,
282-novel features of warfare, 283
-frontal attacks, ib. - failure of
night attacks, 284-need for reti-
cence, 286-facilities for training,
287-achievements of the campaign,
288-loyalty and resources, 289.

Plan of the Boers, 540-mobilisa-
tion of divisions, 541-appointment
of Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener,
ib.-total force, 542-assault on
Ladysmith, 543 Lord Roberts's
plan of operations, 544, 551-
attempts to relieve Ladysmith, 545-
550-Spion Kop, 547-system of
marching, 548-the relief of Kim-
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of

berley, 550-552-surrender
Cronje, 553-loss of a convoy, 554-
relief of Ladysmith, 555-surrender
of Bloemfontein, 557.
Afrikander Bond, The, 514-aim of
the Transvaal, 514-517-the Orange
Free State, 517-Cape Colony, 518
-disloyalty of the Dutch, ib.-the
Ministry, 519-the Bondmen, 519–
521-constitution and working of
the Bond, 522-strength, 523-
origin, 523-527-first congress, 524
-principles, 525-meaning of the
term Afrikander, 528-emancipation
of the Transvaal, 529-annexation
of Bechuanaland, 530-influence of
Mr. Hofmeyr, 531-President Kru-
ger's partiality for Germany, 532—
his big clothes' speech, 533-need
for the protection of some Great
Power, 534-alliance with Mr.
Rhodes, 535-Mr. Hofmeyr regains
ascendency, 537.

Art, Tolstoi's Views of, 359. See
Tolstoi.

Austria, Code of Criminal Procedure,

217.

B.

Balfour, Lady B., 'The History of
Lord Lytton's Indian Administra-
tion,' 468.

Balfour, Graham, Life of R. L.
Stevenson,' 177.

Canada and Sir John Macdonald, 337.
See Macdonald.

China, British Interests in, 1-period
of stagnation, 2-concessions, 2, 4-
result of the Treaty of Tien-tsin, 3
-fate of the Empire, 6-policy of
the English Government, 7, 16-its
condition, 9-the Reform Party, 10
-influence of Russia, 11-16-with-
drawal of British ships from Port
Arthur, 14-need for maintaining
existing constitution by reforms, 18
-re-organisation of the army, 20-
Siberian Railway, 21-question of
British or Russian influence, 23-
transfer of the Court to Nanking,
24-Mrs. Bishop's journey, 26-29-
plain of Chengtu, 28-prevalence of
anti-foreign feeling, ib.

Chirol, Valentine, The Far-Eastern
Question,' 9.

Church, R. W., 430-early years, ib.-
Dean of St. Paul's, 431.

Churchill, W. S., The Malakand
Field Force,' 470.
Churchmen, Scholars, and Gentlemen,
415-Archbishop Benson, 416-427
-Bishop Durnford, 428-430-Dean
Church, 430-432-Dean Goulburn,
432-Dean Liddell, 433-436-Dean
Merivale, 436-438-Dean Milman,
439-441.

Clerc, Major, 'La Campagne dans les
Pyrénées,' 502.

Collingwood, W. G., The Art-Teach-
ing of John Ruskin,' 394.

Colquhoun, A. R., China in Trans-
formation,' 9.

Colvin, Sydney, Letters of R. L.
Stevenson,' 177.

-

Company Law, The Reform of, 373-
the Act of 1862, ib.-various amend-
ing Acts, 374-Lord Davey's Com-
mittee, 375-Government Bill, ib.—
question of limited liability, 376-
379 disclosure to shareholders,
379-381, 384 registration of
charges, 381-priority to trading
debts, 383-balance-sheets, 384-
formation of a company, 385-387-
promoters, 387-application
shares, ib.-the five proposals, 388
-practical effect, 389-391-pro-
visions of minor importance, 391.
Compton, B., Memoir of Edward
Meyrick Goulburn,' 444.

for

Crawford, F. M., Ave Roma Immor-
talis,' 32.

-

Criminal Procedure, French, 198-
origin, 199-system of publicity,
200 inquisitorial method, ib.
features of the system, 201-pro-
tests against, 202-various reforms,
203-jury system, 205-action pub-
lique re-instated, ib.-the Code of
1808...206- differences between

English and French systems, 208-
'Juge d'Instruction,' 209-recent
reforms, ib.-judges, 211 - salaries,
212 courts-martial, 214-216
system in Continental States, 217-
220-statistics on the punishment
of crime, 220.

Elwin, Whitwell, 291-birth, ib.-
succeeds to the family living of
Booton, 292-contributions to the
Quarterly Review,' 292, 296-
editor, 292-character, 294-friend-
ships, 295-his edition of Pope, 297
-knowledge of architecture, 298—
death, ib.

England, system of criminal proce-

dure, 198-salaries of judges, 212-
courts-martial, 215-statistics on the
punishment of crime, 220.
Extermination, An age of, 299-in-
discriminate slaughter, 300-fate of
the bison, 301-the fur-hunters, ib.
-slaughter of birds, 302-game
reserves, ib.-African lions, 303-
legislation for the suppression of
noxious animals, 304-rinderpest
and horse-sickness,' ib.-depletion
by the British and the Boers, 305-
the natives, ib.-elephants, 307-
rhinoceros and giraffes, 308-im-
proved sporting rifles, ib.-inferiority
of the marksmen, 309-long-range
achievements, 310-small-bore wea-
pons, ib.-protective or preventive
measures,
311-315-Scandinavian
elk, 313.

Germany, attitude toward Goethe, 59,
71-North German Lloyd Company,
85-code of criminal procedure, 217
-opinion of England, 560-572.
Goethe and the Nineteenth Century,
56-works on, 57, 75-attitude of
the Germans, 59--his dynamic in-
fluence, 60-different personalities,
ib.-his works, 61, 65, 69-poetic
masterpieces, 62-relation to the
romantic school, 65, 68-70-' Wil-
helm Meister,' 65-68-influence of
Schelling, 70-Young Germany'
period, 71-pessimistic era, ib.—
changes in German criticism, 71–75.
Goulburn, E. M., 432 - brilliant
scholarship, ib.-Dean of Norwich,
433-works on religious subjects, ib.
Gregorovius, F., History of the City
of Rome,' 31.

F.

Fitzpatrick, J. P., The Transvaal
from Within,' 514.

Food of London, The, 117. See Lon-
don.

Lanciani, R. A., his works on Rome,
31.

Liddell, H. G., 433-his pupils, 434-

Dean of Christ Church, 435-'Greek-
English Lexicon,' ib.

Little, A. J., "Through the Yangtze
Gorges,' 27.

London, The Food of, 117-average
consumption of milk, 118-supply
from the country, 119-butter, 121
-average consumption, 122-mar-
garine, 123-cheese, 124-eggs, ib.
-sugar, 125-water supply, 126-
129-tea, 129-131-coffee, 131
cocoa, ib.-beer, 131-133-wine, 133
question of stocks, 134-the centre
of the Empire, 136. See also pre-
vious volume.

London, The University of, 445-origin
and character, 445-447-influence,
448-inadequate provision for higher
instruction, 449-difficulties attend-
ing the reconstitution, 450-452-
Lord Cowper's Commission, 452—
University Bill, 453-Statutes and
Regulations, 453-457-admission of
institutions, 457-the Polytechnics,

M.

Macdonald, Sir John, and Canada, 337
-principles of his career, 338-
difficulties and conditions of his
political life, 339-imperial policy,
340-view of confederation, 342-
Quebec Conference, 343-obstacles
to union, 344-Nova Scotia, 345-
Rupert's Land and the North-West
territories, 346-appointment of the
Hon. W. McDougall, 348-the
rebellion, 349-British Columbia,
350-acquisition of Prince Edward
Island, 352-Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, 353-355-indifference of Eng-
land, 356-British North America
Bill, ib.

Mackay, T., History of the English
Poor Law,' 154.

Malleson, Col. G. B., extract from
his History of the French in India,'
281.

Maxwell, Rt. Hon. Sir H., 'The Life
of Wellington,' 492-mistakes in,
512.

Melville, Lewis, 'Life of W. M.
Thackeray,' 138 et seqq.

Merivale, C., his Autobiography,' 436
-at Cambridge, ib.-friendships,
437-correspondence, ib.-Dean of
Ely, 438.

Meyer, Dr. R. M., his biography of
Goethe, 75.

N.

North-West Frontier Policy, 467-
works on, 467-470-history of our
relations with Afghanistan, 470-
Peshawur treaty, ib.-Russian ad-
vance, 471-treatment of the Amir,
472-Lord Lytton's interviews with
Lord Lawrence and the Russian
Ambassador, 473-British Agency
at Herat, 475-occupation of Quetta,
476, 487-policy towards the border
tribes, 477-death of the Amir, 479
Yakub Khan succeeds, ib.
massacre of the mission, 480-out-
break of war, ib. delimitation
policy, 481-the work of Sir R.
Sandeman in Beluchistan, ib. —
Colonel Warburton, 482-mission of
Sir M. Durand, ib. troubles in
Chitral, 483-rebellion of the Afridis,
484-policy in view of the Russian
advance, 485-487-our position in
Afghanistan, 488-in India, 489.

0.

-

Ocean Liners, 77-number and ton-
nage, 78-development of steam
navigation, ib.-speed of clippers,
79 Atlantic service, 80-Cunard
line, ib.-Collins line, 81-Inman, 82
-White Star Company, 83-ad-
vance in speed, 83, 97-comfort and
carrying power, 84-North German
Lloyd Company, 85- Peninsular
and Oriental, 86-Japan Mail
Steamship Company, ib. - joint
British India companies, and Mes-
sageries Maritimes de France, 87-
opening of the Suez Canal, ib.-
Empress line, 88-Canadian Pacific
Railway, ib.-Orient line, 89-New
Zealand Shipping Company, 90-
Canadian Australian Royal Mail
Company, and A. and A.' line, 91
-Union line, ib.-Castle, 92-Royal
Mail Steam Packet Company, ib.-
cost of travel, 93-modern liners,
93-95-merchant ships as armed
cruisers, 95-97-consumption of
coal, 98.

Ogden, Samuel, on the limited-liability
system, 376.

P.

Poor Law Reform, 154-number of
paupers, 156-medical relief, ib.-
decrease in pauperism, 157-want
of thrift and character, ib.-econo-
mic, 158-local, 159-Mr. Booth's
scheme, 160-savings of the working
classes, 161-principles of relief, 163
classification of the poor in work-
houses, 164-grievances, 165-the
aged poor, ib.-adults, 166-number
of vagrants, ib.-measures for pauper
children, 167-treatment of the
children of vagrants, 168-Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Children Act of
1894, 169-Industrial Schools Act of
1866, ib.-reports of the Select Com-
mittee on the Unemployed, 170-174.

R.

Raid, The Years before the, 222-Con-
vention of Pretoria, 223-of London,
224-demands for a revision, 226-
extension of the frontier, 227-231-
of the Republic to the sea, 231-236
claims in the north, 238-Sir H.
Loch's terms, 240-dissatisfaction of
President Kruger and the Volks-
raad, ib.-attempts to regain inde-
pendence, 242-meaning of Impe-
rialism, 243-the Raid, 244.

Reitz, F. W., A Century of Wrong,'
521, 528.

Repton, H., his treatise on gardening,

104.

Rew, R. H., 'Production and Con-
sumption of Milk,' 118.

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Ritchie, A. T., Works of W. M.
Thackeray with Biographical Intro-
ductions,' 143 et seqq.

Roberts, Lord, 'Rise of Wellington,'
493-appointed Commander-in-Chief
of the forces in South Africa, 541-
plan of operations, 544 et seqq.
Robertson, Sir G. S., Chitral: the
Story of a Minor Siege,' 470.
Robinson, W., "The Wild Garden,'
102.

Rod, E., Essai sur Goethe,' 57. 1
Rodenberg, J., his article on German
opinion, 560.