Foreign Policy, Eleven Years of, 217- HAMorace and the Social Life of

versus

Financial relations of England with Graham (P. Anderson), 18 Home Rule
Ireland and Scotland, 411-434

for the Good of Ireland ? 267–273
Fine Arts i Wanted, a Ministry of, Gribble (Francis), Robert Browning i

of, born May 7th, 1812, 976-988
557-567
Firearms, swords, and lances, 966–975 Grosvenor (Hon. Mrs. Algernon), A
Foreign affairs, the function of Parlia- Catholic Layman, 741-755
ment, 632-642

W.),
232
Foreign Politics, English Radicals and, Rome, 688-705
589-598

Handel's oratorios and modern musical
Foul, The Cult of the Aischro-Latreia, fashions, 767-782, 1000-1008
332–340 ; reply to, 547–556

Harrison (Alfred H.), The Control of
Fourth of June celebrations at Eton, British Polar Research, 756-766
1192-1201

Harrison (Frederic), Aischro-Latreia-
Franco-German Crisis of 1911, The the Cult of the Foul, 332-340
Truth about the, 1046-1058

Harrison (Mr. Frederic), "Ugliness,
Franco-German negotiations concern- Beauty,' and, 547-556
ing Morocco, 233-251

Hartog (Prof. Marcus), Scholarships
Fraser (Sir Andrew), The Changes in or Millstones ? 1185–1191

India, 48-57; Sectarian Universities Hawkes (Arthur), The Imperial Emi-
in India, 719-729

grant and his Political Religion,
French Art and the Grafton Exhibition, 112-132
285-302

Heredity and variations, 511-531
French Revolution, The Action of Hewlett (William), Oratorio
Women in the, 1009-1016

Opera a Reply to Mr. Statham,
French Society in time of Chateau- 1000-1008
briand, 1147-1163

Hindoos, How King George could
Frodsham (Dr. G. H., Bishop of win the Hearts of the, 58–74

North Queensland), Some Australian Hindu and Mohammedan Universities,
Experiences of the Organisation of a 719-729

Disestablished Church, 1089-1097 Home defence, compulsory training,
Funk, The Rule of, 853-867

and the Labour party, 86-97

Home defence, our national insecurity,
(AMBLE (Rev. H. R.), 'The Church 795–803

Home Rule and Federalism, 1230-1242
Jackson, 303-306

Home Rule and Irish finances, 1-23
Game preserves and native reserves in Home Rule and Irish Unionists,
East Africa, 312-331

252-266
Gay (H. Nelson), Fifty Years of Italian Home Rule Bill, The Third Edition of,
Independence i from Naples to Tri- 829-852
poli, 148–164

Home Rule in Ireland, and fiscal
Gerard (Dorothea), see Longard de autonomy, 643–656
Longgarde (Mme.).

Home Rule, Is it for the Good of Ireland,
German alliance, French Entente, and 267-273

English Radical policy, 589-598 Horace and the Social Life of Rome,
German infuence on the English 688–705, 1028
stage, 783–784

Horace, Metrical Versions of the Odes
German Fiction, Recent, 881-900

of, 1107-1120
German territorial aspirations, how Hung League and Chinese secret

they might be satisfied, 191-200 societies, 667-687
Germany, France, Morocco, and our
foreign policy, 217-232, 233-251,

TMPERIAL defence, Canada’s naval
1046-1058

contribution, 821–828
Germany, Post - Bismarckian, The Imperial Emigrant, The, and his
Failure of, 1059-1075

Political Religion, 112-132
Gillet (Dr. J. E.), A Forgotten German Imperial Preference, and Royal Com-

Creditor of the English Stage, 783–794 mission on Trade, 919-929
Girls, Modern, flirtation and marriage, Imperial Preference Scheme, A New,
582-588

385-400
Gladstone (W. E.), his translation of India and the Royal Commission on
Horace criticised, 1107-1120

Imperial Trade, 919-929
Goldman (C. S.), Eleven Years of India, Sectarian Universities in, 719-
Foreign Policy, 217-232

729

MIL

MA

IND
India, The Changes in, 48-57

Lethbridge (Sir Roper), India and the
India's grievances, cow-killing and Royal Commission on Imperial Trade,
Western education, 58–74

919-929
Inheritance of Acquired Characters, Liberal Party, Woman Suffrage and
511-531

the, 599-608
Insecurity, Our National, The Cause Liddon (Dr.) and the Oxford Move-
of, 795–803

ment, 133-147, 341-356
International Prize Courts and capture Lilly (W. S.), Cardinal Newman and
of merchant ships, 435-444

the Catholic Laity, 445–465 ; The
Ireland, Home Rule and Federalism, Rule of Funk, 853–867
1230-1242

Lincolnshire (Marquess of), Rival Land
Ireland, 18 Home Rule for the Good Policies, 1134–1146
of? 267-273

Liquor laws and the ideal public-house,
Ireland, Justice to, 252-266

730-740
Ireland, The Real Issue in, 643–656 Literature, The Nobel prize for, 98-111
Ireland's progress under the Union, Littler’ England ? A, 483-496
849-852

Loathsomeness in Art, the new craze,
Irish agriculture and rival land poli- 332-340
cies, 1134-1146

Longard de Longgarde (Mme.), Recent
Irish Government, The Finance of ! German Fiction, 881-900

a Retrospect and a Prospect, 1-23
Irish Home Rule, alternative schemes,
829-848

ACCOLL (D. S.), The National
Italian Independence, Fifty Years of i Gallery, its Problems, Resources,

from Naples to Tripoli, 148–164 and Administration, 24–39; A Year
Italy, Tripoli, and Senussi confra- of Post-Impressionism, 285–302 ;
ternity, 1216-1229

Ugliness,'‘Beauty,' and Mr. Frederic

Harrison, 547-556
ACKSON (Mrs. Huth), The Church

MacDonnell of Swinford (Lord), The
and Celibacy, 165-173

Finance of Irish Government : a
Jeffreys (Major-General H. B.), The

Retrospect and a Prospect, 1-23
Working Classes and a National

Macnamara (N. C.), Å Physiological
Army, 86-97

Basis for Education, 945–965
Johnston (Sir Harry H.), The After-

Mæcenas and Roman society in the
math of Agadir í Suggestions for a

days of Horace, 688-705
Settlement of Territorial Ambitions,

Maeterlinck (M.), Is he critically

estimated ? 98-111
191-200; The Portuguese Colonies,
497-510

Malcolm (Ian), Justice to Ireland,

252-266
Justice to Ireland, 252-266

Mallet (Charles E.), Woman Suffrage

and the Liberal Party, 599-608

Mallock (W. H.), Socialistic Ideas
the Hearts of the Hindoos, 58-74 and Practical Politics, 804-820;
Kingston (Gertrude), Wanted : Labour Unrest as a Subject of Official
Ministry of Fine Arts, 557-567

a

MIL

SCO
Millet (Philippe), The Truth about the Parliament, Diplomacy and, 632–642

Franco-German Crisis of 1911, 1046- Parliamentary franchise, votes for
1058

women, and Cabinet differences,
Milton, The Theology of, 901-918

599-608
Miners, colliery owners, and coal- Persian Policy, Our, 40-47
consumers, 378-384

Philosophical works of M. Maeterlinck,
Ming Dynasty, The Triad Society and 98-111

the Restoration of the, 667-687 Physiological Basis for Education, A,
Money (L. G. Chiozza), A 'Littler? 945–965
England ? 483-496

Polar Research, British, The Control
Morel (E. D.), The True Story of the of, 756–766

Morocco Negotiations, 233-251 ; criti- Portuguese Colonies, The, 497-510
cised, 1046-1058

Post. Bismarckian Germany, The
Morgan (J. H.), Home Rule and Failure of, 1059–1075
Federalism, 1230–1242

Post-Impressionism, A Year of, 285–
Morocco, France, and Germany, 233- 302
251, 1046-1058

Poverty, Causes of its increase, 1029-
Morrell (Philip), Our Persian Policy, 1045
40-47

Powell (Rev. Francis E.), Why some
Moslems and Buddhists, An Approach of the Clergy will welcome Dis.
between, 657-666

establishment, 868-880 ; reply to,
Musical taste, opera and oratorio,

1098-1106
| 767-782, 1000-1008

Preference and cheap transport within

the Empire, 385-200
NATION, to Ransom, Holding a, Prince Consort, Queen Victoria, and

Exhibition of 1851, 1176–1184
National Army, The Working Classes Prussia, Bismarck, and modern

and a, 86-97
National Gallery, The r its Problems,

Germany, 1059–1075

Public Schools, Our, and their Influ-
Resources, and Administration, 24-39

ences, 568-581
National Insecurity, The Cause of our,
National valuation of land and the RENWISKA

ENWICK (W. H.), The Coal Crisis,
Naval War Staff and the Admiralty, the, 966–975

Rifle, The Sword and the Lance versus
201-216

Rodin and tragic sculpture, 332-340,
Naval warfare and the Declaration of

547-556
London, 435-444

Roman Catholic Church and Cardinal
Newman (Cardinal) and the Catholic Newman, 445-465, 741-755
Laity, 445–465

Rome, King Victor Emmanuel, and
Nobel prize for literature, awarded to

King Humbert, 466-482
M. Maeterlinck, 98-111

Rome, Social Life of, Horace and the,
North Queensland (Bishop of) on 1688-705
connexion between Church and

Rousseau and John Stuart Mill,
State in Australasia, 1089–1097

357-377
Norway, The Legal Position of Women

Roxby (Percy M.), Rural Depopulation
in, 364-377

in England during the Nineteenth
FFICERS' Training Corps and

Century, 174-190

Royal Academy, At the Salon and the,
Oratorio versus Opera, 767–782 ;

1202-1215
reply to, 1000–1008

Royal Commission on Imperial Trade,
Oxford and the Army, 1164-1175

India and the, 919-929
Oxford Mission and Cardinal Newman,

Royal Geographical Society and Arctic
445–465, 741-755

research, 756-766
Oxford Movement, The Future of the,

Russia, Persia, and British policy,
532-546

40-47
Oxford Movement, The Passing of the,
133-147; 341-356

SALON and the Royal Academy, At

the, 1202-1215
AGET (Lady), La Città Eterna , a Scholarships or Millstones ? 1185–1191

Reminiscence of the Seventies, Schools, Public, and their influences,
466-482; The Crystal Palace : a 568-581
Reminiscence and a Suggestion, 1176– Scot, The Ulster, in the United States,
1184

1121-1133

a

PAGET

SEC

YEL
Sectarian Universities in India, 719- | Turkey, English Radical attitude
729

towards, 589-590
Selwyn (Rev. E. G.), The Future of Tyrrell (Dr. R. Y.), Metrical Versions
the Oxford Movement, 532-546

of the Odes of Horace, 1107-1120
Senussi, The, and the Military Issue
Seton-Karr (Sir Henry), Some British UGANDA and East African game

preserves, 312-331
East African Problems, 312-331 ; 'We 'Ugliness,' ' Beauty,' and Mr. Frederic

are the Government now,' 609-622 Harrison, 547-556
Sichel (Edith), Pauline de Beaumont, Ulster Scot in the United States, 1121-
1147-1163

1133
Simeon (Sir John), Dr. Newman, United States, Federalism, and Irish

and the Catholic Mission at Oxford, Home Rule, 1230-1242
741-755

Universities and Officers' Training
Slessor (Capt. A. K.), Oxford and the Corps, 1164-1175
Army, 1164-1175

Universities in India, 719-729
Smith (F. E.), The True Lines of
Socialism and cause of increase in VAMBERY (Prof. A.), An Approach

between Moslems and Buddhists,
poverty, 1029-1045

657-666
Socialism, Syndicalism, trade unions, , Victor Emmanuel and Italian unity,

and strikes, 609-622, 623-631, 853– 148-164

867
Socialistic Ideas and Practical Politics, TALKER (George Blake), The Caz!

804-820
Socialists and national defence, 86-97 Ward (Mr. Wilfrid), his life of Cardigal
Stage, English, A Forgotten German Newman, 445–465
Creditor of the, 783–794

We are the Government now,' 609-622
Statham (H. Heathcote), Oratorio Wealth and poverty, Socialist fallacies,
versus Opera, 767-782

804-820
Statham (H. Heathcote), At the Salon Welldon (Bishop), The Theology of

and the Royal Academy, 1202-1215 Milton, 901-918
Strikes, Recent, and syndicalist trade- Welsh Disestablishment, Some A us.
unionism, 401-410

tralian Experiences of the Organisa.
Submerged Subaltern, The, 706-718 tion of a Disestablished Church ;
Swami Bâbâ Bharati, How King The Clergy and Disestablishment,

George could win the Hearts of the 1089-1106
Hindoos, 58–74

White (A. Silva), The Senussi and the
Sword, The, and the Lance versus the Military Issue in Tripoli, 1216-1229
Rifle, 966–975

White (Sir William H.), Recent Changes

in Admiralty Administration, 201-216

Wilson (Hon. Mrs.), The Passing of
MAYLOR (Mary), Mrs. John Stuart the Chaperon, 582-588
Mill

Vindication by her Grand- Wireless Telegraphy, Cables versies,
daughter, 357-363

1076-1088
Temperance Reform, The True Lines of, Woman Suffrage and the Liberal
730-740

Party, 599-608
Tractarians and Church of England Women in Norway, The Legal Position
doctrine, 133-147, 341-356

of, 364-377
Transport preferences, reduction of Women, The Action of, in the French

freights, and cheaper food, 385-400 Revolution, 1009-1016
Triad Society, The, and the Restoration Working Classes, The, and a National
of the Ming Dynasty, 667–687

Army, 86-97
Tripoli and Italian emigration, 160-164 Wyatt (Harold F.), The Cause of our
Tripoli, The Senussi and the Military National Insecurity, 795-803

Issue in, 1216-1229
Trotter (Major-Gen. J. K.), The Sub- YELLOW Peril, The, 1017-1028