In the early part of the "Chronicle," with reference to the murder of Fisk, the American, we stated that the murderer Stokes was afterwards tried and acquitted. This is a mistake. Stokes was twice tried; the first time no verdict was given, as the jury could not agree; on the second occasion he was convicted.
N.B. The figures between [] refer to Part I.
ABERDEEN Romance, The, 16. ABOUT, M. EDMOND, Imprisonment of, [249].
ABYSSINIA, Egyptian Expedition to, [284].
ACCIDENTS.-To Houses of Parliament,
5; to a female acrobat, 25; while bathing, 30. Vide RAILWAY.
ADDRESS TO THE CROWN, and debate on, [21].
ADMIRAL, LORD HIGH, Commissioners for office of, 269.
ADVOCATE, THE LORD, introduces Scotch Education Bill, [47].
AFRICA, SOUTH, Diamond Discoveries in, [147].
AGRARIAN Murder in Dublin, 35. AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS, Riot of, in Huntingdon, 35; Strikes of, in War wickshire, 67.
AGUIRRE, GENERAL, succeeds General Diaz de Rada as leader of the Carlist forces, [272].
"ALABAMA" CLAIMS. Vide GENEVA ARBITRATION.
ALBERT MEMORIAL, Opening of, [365]; visited by the Queen, 49. ALBERT (ROYAL) HALL, Scientific Soirée at, 55.
ALDERSHOTT, Review at, 50. ALEXANDER, EMPEROR OF RUSSIA, meets the Emperors of Germany and of Austria, at Berlin, [244]. ALSACE-LORRAINE, The Inhabitants of, choosing their nationality, [248]. ALT KATHOLIKEN, Old Catholic move- ment, Congress at Cologne, [246]; at Rome, [263].
AMADEUS, KING, Attempt to assassinate in Madrid, [274]; opens the Cortes, [275].
AMERICA. Vide UNITED STATES. AMERICAN FLAG, Tour of, through Eng- land, 114.
AMERICAN FLEET at Southampton, 60. ANDERSON, REV. DR. W., Obituary notice, 162.
ANDRASSY, COUNT, Minister for Foreign Affairs, explains in the Hungarian Diet the foreign policy of the Empire, [256].
ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY OF COMMERCE. -Notice of its termination given to the English Government, [123]; Debate on in the French National Assembly, [158]; the Treaty abrogated, [160]; Text of the New Treaty, 251. ANTIOCH, Earthquake at, 21. APPEAL, SUPREME COURT OF.-Lord Chancellor introduces a scheme for the constitution of, [40].
APPOINTMENTS, Promotions and, 268. APRIL, Meteorological Report for, 128. ARGYLL, DUKE OF, Speech in debate on the Appointment of Sir R. P. Collier, [27].
ARMITAGE'S, MR., picture, “A Dream of Fair Women," [362].
ARMY ESTIMATES, The, and Army Re- organization. Mr. Cardwell's Speech,
ART, Retrospect of, [359].
ARVIONA Diamond Bubble, [302]. Ascor CUP won by Mr. Lefevre's Henry, 43.
ASHBURNHAM, GENERAL HON. THOMAS, C.B., Obituary notice, 143. ASIA, CENTRAL, Russian policy with re- gard to, [282].
ASSASSINATION OF THE QUEEN attempted, [6], 11; of Lord Mayo, [145], 6; of King Amadeus, attempted, [274]; of Colonel Fisk, 1.
ATHANASIAN CREED, Controversy on, [139].
AUBERON HERBERT, MR., seconds Sir Charles Dilke's Motion for Inquiry into the Civil List, [52].
AUGUST, Meteorological
AUSTRALIA, Telegraphic Communication
established with, 107.
AUSTRO-GERMAN Social Conference, Meeting of, in Berlin, [248]. AUSTRO-HUNGARY.-History of the year, [253]; Ultramontanism, [255]. AUTUMN CAMPAIGN, The, 74; official programme, 82.
AYRTON'S, MR., Parks Regulation Bill, [41].
BACON, SIR HENRY H., Bart., Obituary notice, 168.
BALLOT BILL, Re-introduction, and debate on, [61]; Mr. Leatham's amendment, [62]; Mr. V. Harcourt's amendment, [63]; third reading, [64]; sent up to House of Lords, [ib.]; returned to the Commons, [69]; sent again to the House of Lords, [70], and passed, [72]; summary of the Act, [ib. (note)]; first election under, [73], 68; subse- quent elections under, [135]. BALTIC, Floods in the, [280]. BAMFORD, MR. SAMUEL, Obituary notice, 147.
BANK RATES OF DISCOUNT, [134]. BARING-GOULD'S, MR. S., " Legends of Old-Testament Characters," [347]. BARRY'S, HERBERT, "Ivan at Home: Pictures of Russian Life," [334]. BASTIAN, DR., and the theory of Spon- taneous Generation, [352], [368]. "BATAVIER" STEAMER, Loss of the, 98. BATES, SERGEANT, and the tour of the American flag through England, 114. BAVARIA, Ministerial crisis in, [243]. BAXTER, SIR DAVID, Obituary notice, 162. BAZAINE, MARSHAL, demands to be tried
by court-martial for the capitulation of Metz, [192].
BEACONSFIELD, VISCOUNTESS, Funeral of, 119; obituary notice, 178. BEATSON, GENERAL, Obituary notice, 140.
BECKER, LADY, Obituary notice, 162. BECKETT, SIR T., Bart., Obituary notice, 168.
BEDFORD, DUKE OF, Obituary notice,
BERMONDSEY, Murder in, 46.
BETHNAL GREEN MUSEUM PICTURE GALLERIES, [364]; opening of, 44. BETTING-MEN, Capture and prosecution of, 106.
BIGAMIST, An aged, 42. BIOGRAPHY, Books of, [306].
BIRMINGHAM, Disestablishment Confer- ence at, 89.
BISMARCK, PRINCE.-Speech in the Prussian House of Deputies on the De- nomination Question, [224]; on the School Inspection Bill, [226]; reads the Emperor's Speech at the opening of the German Diet, [234]; passes the County Organization Bill in the Prussian House of Deputies, [231]; resigns the pre- miership of the Prussian Cabinet, and is succeeded by Count von Roon, [252]. BLACKMORE'S, MR., "Maid of Sker," [357].
BLAKESLEY, REV. S. W., to be Dean of Lincoln, 269.
BLANQUI, (Communist), Trial of, [193]. BOAT-RACES.-University, 17; Interna- tional, 41.
BOHEMIAN DIET, Dissolution of the old and election of a new, [254]. BOLIVIA, [304].
BOLTON, Colliery explosion at, 19. BONHAM-CARTER, MR., Chairman of Committees, [40].
BOSTON (U.S.), International Peace Ju- bilee, [301]; great fire at, [ib.], 102. BOUVERIE, MR., Speech in debate on Women's Disabilities Bill, [49]. BOVILL, CHIEF JUSTICE, Letter on the Appointment of Sir R. P. Collier, [17]. BOWERS, DR., Obituary notice, 173. BOWRING, SIR JOHN, Obituary notice, 169.
BRAMSTON, REV. J., to be Dean of Win- chester, 270.
BRAND, MR., elected Speaker of the House of Commons, [19].
BRASSEY, MR., Life and Labours of, by Sir Arthur Helps, [314].
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE, 43. BREAKWATER, PORTLAND, Completion of, 67.
BRIGHT, JACOB, Motion for removing political disabilities of women, [48]. BRIGHT, JOHN, Letter on Home Rule, [12].
BRIGHTON AQUARIUM, Opening of, 65. BRIGHTON POISONING CASE.-Trial of Christina Edmunds, 189.
BRITISH ARCHEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. ---Meeting at Wolverhampton, 64. BRITISH ASSOCIATION CONGRESS, 68. BROWNING'S, MR., "Fifine at the Fair," [355].
BROWNLOW, Dowager COUNTESS, Obi- tuary notice, 136.
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