MORMONS, Proceedings by United States
Government against, [295].

MORRIS, SIR EDWARD, Obituary no-
tice, 164.

MORTIMER, DR., Obituary notice, 158.
MOT D'ORDRE, M. Henri Rochefort's
Journal no longer deigned to appear
[195]; quotations from, [197].
MOTLEY, MR., Debate in the Senate as
to his recall from England, [283].
MUNDELLA, MR., Motion for reduction of
Army Estimates, [59]; attempts to ar-
bitrate in Newcastle Engineer Strike,
[125].

MUNICH, Congress of Old Catholics at,
[232]; Dr. Döllinger elected Rector of
the University, [233].

MUNRO, ALEXANDER, Obituary notice,
143.

MUNTZ, MR., Statement on abolition of
purchase system, [22].

MURCHISON, SIR RODERICK, Obituary
notice, 162.

MURPHY, the Anti-Popery Lecturer, as-
saulted at Whitehaven, 49.

MUSSULMAN POPULATION OF INDIA,
its disposition towards the Government,
[129].

NAPOLEON, EMPEROR, protests against
declarations of National Assembly ex-
cluding his house, [174]; arrival at
Dover, 30; visited at Chislehurst by
the Queen, 44; birthday celebrations,
84; visits Torquay, 99; returns to
Chislehurst, 115.

NATIONAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION, An-
nual Meeting at Shoeburyness, 83.
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (France) elected
[167]; meets at Bordeaux, M. Grévy
appointed President, [169]; chooses
M. Thiers as head of the Executive Ad-
ministration, [ib.]; appoints Commis-
sioners to confer with the negotiators
for peace, and suspends its sittings,
[170]; M. Thiers and his colleagues
report the preliminaries of peace, [172];
after discussion accepted, [173]; Ver-
sailles selected as centre of legislation
and Government, [179]; first meeting
at Versailles, [183]; their attitude to

the Red Republicans who had organized
the Revolution of March 18182];
having voted the right of each city to
choose its own Mayor, on M. Thiers
interference revokes it, except as to
towns of more than 20,000 inhabitants,
[196]; having conquered Paris and the
Commune, left the only constituted
power in France, [202]; its political
character, [203]; supplementary elec-
tions, [205]; adjourned on the 17th of
September, [212]; reassembles on the
4th of December, [215]; President's
Message, [ib.]; Orleans Prices take
their seats, [217]; incident Ordinaire,
[ib.]; incident Ranc, [218].
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION, Annual
Meeting at Wimbledon, 73.

NAVY ESTIMATES issued, [32]; intro-
duced by Mr. Goschen, [68].
NETHERLANDS, [272].

NEWCASTLE, Engineers strike at, [125],
111.

"NEW DEPARTURE" doctrines of demo-
cratic party in United States, [292].
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE, the Times, 25.
NEW YORK.-Banquet to British mem-
bers of the Joint High Commission,
[287]; riot at Orange processions,
[292]; the "Tammany ring" and the
"Erie ring," [ib.].

"NIHILIST" trials in Russia, [276].
NINE HOURS' MOVEMENT LEAGUE.-

Success of the engineers at Newcastle,
112; agitation throughout the king-
dom, 113; first General Meeting of
Trade Council, 128.

NORMAN, SIR CHARLES, Chief Justice of
Calcutta, murdered, [132]; obituary
notice, 158.

NORMANBY, MARQUIS of, dinner to, on his
appointment as Governor of Queens-
land, 49.

NORTHBROOK, LORD, opens debate in
Lords' on Army Bill, [72]; lays on the
table the Royal Warrant for the aboli-
tion of purchase in the Army, [77]..
NORWICH, judgment on election petition,

8.

NOVELS of the year, [357].

OAKS, The, won by Hannah, 56.
OBITUARY OF EMINENT PERSONS, 140.
"OCEANIC," Remarkable run from New
York to Liverpool of the, 62.
O'Dowd, J. C., to be Commissioner under
the Regulation of the Forces Act, 315.
OGILVY, CAPTAIN, Obituary notice, 148.
OLD CATHOLICS, meeting at Soluthurn,
Switzerland, [273]; sentiment tending
towards the union with the Russian

Church, [277]. Vide ALT KATHOLI-

KEN.

OMER PASHA, Obituary notice, 149.
ORANGE PROCESSIONS at New York, riot
and loss of life, 293.

ORLEANS PRINCES, elected members of
National Assembly, [167]; hold court
at Chantilly, [215]; take their seats in
the National Assembly, [217].
OSBORNE, MR., Speech on Westmeath
Committee, [45]; Speech on Army
Bill, [55]; Speech on the Budget,
[67].

OSCAR, Prince of Sweden, lays the foun-
dation-stone of a new Scandinavian
Church at Rotherhithe, 78.

OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE,
42.

OUTRAM, SIR JAMES, memorial unveiled,
85.

Royal Warrant for abolition of pur-
chase in the Army, [83].
PAN-SLAVISM, under the headship of
Russia a favourite cry with revolution-
ary spirits, [278]; Extract article
in "St. Petersburg Gazette"
question, [ib.].
PARIS, Diary of a besieged resident in,
[310].

on the

PARIS, Correspondence between Lord
Lyons and the British residents in, 270.
PARIS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, [207].
PARIS, MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF, MM.
Léon Say and Vautrain a deputation to
the City of London from, 115.
PARIS besieged and bombarded, [148];
New Year's Day, [149]; Forts Nogent,
Rosny, and Noisy silenced, [150];
sortie on 13th Jan., [151]; sortie on
18th Jan. the supreme effort of the
defence, [ib.]; proved a failure, [152];
disaffection at Belleville, [ib.]; General
Trochu resigns his military command
to General Vinoy, [ib.]; the emeute of
the 22nd Jan. stifled, [161]; owing to
provisions getting exhausted, capitula-
tion decided on, and negotiations for an
armistice completed on 28th Jan.,
[162]; rations sent in by the Ger-
mans, and large consignments of pro-
visions despatched from London, [163];

proclamation issued by Government, ex-
plaining their reasons for capitulation,
[165]; armistice extended, [170]; dis-
satisfaction at the Convention for the
German partial occupation, [171];
peace signed, [ib.]; entry of German
troops, [174]; their departure, [175].
PARIS.-Second Siege of, [186]; fight at
Courbevoie, [ib.]; great sortie on the
3rd April, [187]; ending in complete
failure, [188]; proclamation by Com-
mune threatening reprisals, [189]; pro-
gress of siege by Versailles troops, [191];
attempts at mediation, [195]; Ver-
sailles troops enter on 21st May, [198];
the Communists set fire to principal
buildings, [ib.]; shoot the hostages,
[199]; Belleville captured, [ib.]; last
struggle at Père la Chaise, [200]. Vide
COMMUNE, REPUBLICANS, RED.
PARLIAMENT opened by the Queen, [22];
her Speech read by the Lord Chancellor,
[ib.]; debates on the Address, [26].
PATTEN, COLONEL W., Speech on West-
meath Committee, [42].

PATTESON, BISHOP, Murder of, 128;
Obituary notice, 158.

PAULET, LORD FREDERICK, Obituary
notice, 143.

PEACE SOCIETY meets at Lausanne in
September, [272].

PEDRO, EMPEROR OF BRAZIL, visits
Europe, [305].

PEEL, SIR ROBERT, Speech on Foreign
affairs, [30]; speech on Westmeath
Committee, [42].

PENNETHORNE, SIR JAMES, Obituary
notice, 159.

PENTRE PIT, Explosion at, 24.

PERE DUCHESNE, organ of Demagogues in
Paris during Commune, permitted to
live, [195].

PERE LA CHAISE.-The scene of the last
struggle of the Commune, [200].
PERONNE capitulated, [154].
PERSIA, Famine in, [306].
PHILLIMORE, SIR R. J., to be Judge-

Advocate General ad interim, 315.
"PHYSICAL FORCE," Mr. Crookes on,
[373].

PIGEON SHOOTING, Lords and Commons
Match at Hurlingham, 65.

PLATO, Mr. Jowett's edition of, [338]. ·
PLURALIST, A, 20.

PLYMOUTH, Election of a Conservative
member, [100].
POETRY, Books of, [353].
POLLARD-URQUHART, MR., Obituary no-
tice, 154.

POLLOCK, SIR GEORGE.-Installation as
Constable of the Tower, 137; appoint-
ment, 316.

PONDICHERRY, the rumoured Cession of,
contradicted, [4].

PONTARLIER, Battle at, [160].

POOK, EDMUND, Trial of, for the Murder
of Jane Maria Clousen, 229.

POPE, The, holds Court at the Vatican,
[255]; Law of Guarantee of Italian
Parliament, [ib.]; celebrates his Jubilee
on 16th June, [256]; "Allocution,"
[259]; speech on 27th Nov., [261].
POPE'S CORRESPONDENCE, edited by El-
win, [331].
PORTUGAL, [271].

POSTMASTER-GENERAL, Mr. Monsell ap-
pointed, 314.

POTOCKI, COUNT, Minister-President of
Austro-Hungary, resignation accepted,
[244].

POTTER, CIPRIANI, Obituary notice, 159.
POTTER, MR. SECONDARY, Obituary no-
tice, 152.

POUYER-QUERTIER, M., Finance Minis-
ter of France, signs Treaty of Peace at
Frankfort, [202]; propositions in Com-
mittee of the Budget, [205]; rejected,
and a reformed financial scheme pro-
mised, [206]; discussed, [211]; presents
financial statement to Assembly, [218].
POYNTER, CAPTAIN, Action for 10,000l.
damages against Mr. J. G. V. Porter
for Assault, 11.

PRIVY COUNCIL JUDICIAL COMMITTEE
BILL introduced by Lord Chancellor,
and passed, [100]; the appointments
under the Act, [124].

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS, 314.
PROVISIONS, Importation of, [143].
PRUSSIAN HOUSE OF DEPUTIES, Speech

of the Emperor at opening [241].
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS AND STATE PAPERS,
246.

PUBLIC SECURITIES, [142].
PULPIT Politics in Germany, Bill to
prohibit, introduced by Von Lutz, the
Bavarian Minister, and passed, [237].
"PUNCH" discussed at Dover Young
Men's Christian Association, 27.
PURCHAS, REV. MR., 24; Report of trial,
187.

PURCHASE IN THE ARMY.-History, [69];
Debates in Parliament, [71]; abolished
by Royal Warrant, [76]; text of Royal
Warrant, 304.

PYAT, FELIX, Member of Committee of
Safety, Paris, [192].

QUEEN, The, opens Parliament, [22];
Letter to the people on the Recovery of
the Prince of Wales, [147]; at the
marriage of the Princess Louise, 32;
opens the Royal Albert Hall, 38; visits
the Emperor Napoleon, 44; opens St.
Thomas's Hospital, 67; reviews the
household troops at Bushy Park, 70;
returns to Windsor, 127; visits the
Prince of Wales at Sandringham, ib.;

hurries there again on the Prince's
relapse, 134.

"QUEEN OF THE THAMES," Wreck of the,
30.

QUEEN VICTORIA STREET opened, 122.

RACES, The Two Thousand Guineas, 51;
The Derby, 55; The Oaks, 56; Ascot
Cup day, 61; Goodwood, 77; Don-
caster, 99; 2nd October Newmarket
Meeting, 111.

RAILWAYS, [141].
RAILWAY, North British, Accident at
Ferry Hill, 115; London and North
Western, Accident at Wigan, to Scotch
Express, 127; Manchester, Sheffield
and Lincolnshire, Accident near Wort-
ley Station, 136.

RAILWAY SERVANTS, Movement for
Shorter working Hours, Meeting at
Manchester, 123; Meeting at South-
wark, 134; Formation of Amalgamated
Society, ib.

RAMSAY, ADMIRAL, Obituary notice,
165.

RANC, one of the Members of the Com.
mune of Paris, resigns, [192].
"RANGOON," Wreck of the, 119.
READING New Grammar School opened
by Lord Chancellor Wood, 99.

RED RIVER SETTLEMENT, vide MANI-

TOBA.

REICHSRATH, Austro-Hungarian, meets
on 20th February, [244]; Dissolved,
[247]; Meeting on 27th December,
[252].

REICHSTAG, Parliament of United Ger-
many, Elections for, [222]; First
meeting on 21st March, and opening
Speech of the Emperor, [231]; Re-
assembles at Perlin on 16th October,
[234]; Emperor's Specch, ib.
RENFORTH, JAMES, Sudden death at
International Boat Race, at New Bruns-
wick, 88.

"REPRESENTATION AND ROYALTY,” A
Lecture at Newcastle by Sir Charles
Dilke, [121].
REPUBLICAN Club in London, meeting
of London Democrats to establish, 38.
REPUBLICANS, LONDON RED, meeting at
Clerkenwell-green, 45; Demonstration
in Hyde Park, 47.

REPUBLICAN, RED, PARTY IN PARIS, Bel-
leville, its stronghold, [149]; dissatisfac-
tion at failure of sortie of 19th January,
rescue of Flourens from the prison of
Mazas and attack on the Hotel de Ville,
[152]; their exasperation at the Ger-
mans being allowed to partially occupy
Paris, [171]; Organization by a so-
called Central Committee," [175];

appropriate cannon and mitrailleuses,
and fortify Montmartre, [176]; re-
fuse to deliver up their cannon,
[177]; Attempt by the Government
to carry off the cannon defeated,
[ib.]; the streets barricaded, and
Generals Thomas and Le Comte shot,
[178]; Descent from Montmartre and
seizure of Hotel de Ville, [179]; Pro-
clamation of Central Committee for
Communal Elections, [ib.]; Massacre of
the Place Vendôme, [183]; Elections
on 26th March, [184]; Installation of
the Commune, [185]. Vide COMMUNE.
REPUBLICANISM, A new development of,
by Sir Charles Dilke, [120]; not
sympathized with by the lower classes,
[122].

RETROSPECT OF LITERATURE, Art, and
SCIENCE, [308].

RICHMOND, DUKE OF, Speech in Lords
on Army Bill, [73]; Motion against
the Army Bill passing a second reading
till the House had a comprehensive
Plan before it, [76]; Moves Vote of
Censure on the Ministry, [77.]
RIPON, MARQUIS OF, takes charge of
Ballot Bill in House of Lords, [86];
Member of Joint High Commission at
Washington, [285]; Speech at Banquet
at New York to British Commission of
Treaty of Washington, [287].
RIVET, M., Propositions in National
Assembly, [210].

ROBERTSON, T. W., Obituary notice,
145.
ROBINSON,

SIR SPENCER, Dismissed
from Admiralty, [69]; Correspondence
regarding, [ib.]
ROCHEFORT, HENRI, quits Paris in dis-
guise, and falls into the hands of the
Versaillists, [195]; Tried and sentenced
to transportation for life, [214].
ROCK, DR., Obituary notice, 163.
ROCROI Surrendered, [153].

ROLT, SIR JOHN, Obituary notice,

155.

ROME, Rival Courts at, [255]; The
Capital of Italy transferred to, [257];
Visit of the King, [ib.]; Celebration
of anniversary of entry of the Italian
Army, [258]; First Italian parliament
meets at, [260].
ROSSEL, LOUIS NATHANIEL, Aide-de-camp
to General Cluseret, [190]; Succeeds
him as Minister of War, [192]: attempts
to reorganize the National Guards,
[196]; establishes different commands,
[ib.]; resigns, [ib.]; Trial at Versailles
and condemnation to death, [213];
Shot, [214].

ROTHERHITHE, the foundation stone of

a new Scandinavian Church laid, 78;
Fire in granaries at, 137.

ROTHSCHILD, BARON, Winner of the

Derby, 55; the Oaks, 56; the St.
Leger, 100.

ROUMANIAN FACTIONS, [281].

ROUMANIAN

RAILWAY BONDS, their
repudiation the subject of discussion
between Prince Bismarck and Count
Beust at Gastein, [231]; Convention
acknowledging the Roumanian obliga-
tions agreed to by the Government,
[281].

ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION, [361].
ROYAL WARRANT for Abolition of Pur-
chase, Text of, 334.

RUDSDELL, SIR JOSEPH, Obituary no-
tice, 155.

RUSSELL, EARL, Letter on Army Reform,
[20].

RUSSELL, MR. ODO, Ambassador to Ger-
many, 316.

RUSSELL, MR. SCOTT, and his New
Social Movement, [118].

RUSSIA, [275]; Lord Augustus Loftus,
to be Ambassador to, 315.
RYVES, Mrs., Obituary notice, 165.

SAGASTA, SEÑOR, becomes President of the
Spanish Cabinet, [270].

ST. DOMINGO.-Commission of Enquiry
as to its Annexation to the United
States, [283].

ST. GEORGE'S DAY at St. Petersburg,
[278].

ST. LEGER, The, won by Hannah, 100.
ST. PAUL'S ISLAND, H.M.S. "Megæra"
runs ashore, 96.

ST PETERSBURG.-Celebration of St.
George's Day, [278]; Outbreak of
cholera, [ib.].

ST. QUENTIN, Battle of, [154].

ST. THOMAS' HOSPITAL, Opening of new,

67.

SAISSET, ADMIRAL, appointed Com-
mander of National Guard of Paris,
[182]; issues proclamations, [184];
retires to Versailles, [ib.].

SALA, MR. G. A., Action for libelling,
18.

SALISBURY, MARQUIS OF, Speech on
Army Bill, [75].
SALZBURG.Interview

between the
Emperors of Germany and Austria and
new Chancellors, [231, 232].
SANDHURST, BARON, Speech at West-
minster Hall, [18]; Speech on Army
Bill, [73].

SARAGOSSA, Interview between King
Amadeus and Espartero at [269].

SAY, M. LÉON, Prefect of the Seine, at
the Mansion House, 114.

SCANDINAVIAN CHURCH, New, in Rother-
hithe, laying of the foundation stone,
78.

SCARBOROUGH, Visit of the Prince and
Princess of Wales, 127.

SCARLETT, GENERAL SIR JAMES Y.,
Obituary notice, 165.

SCHENCK, GENERAL, accepts Mission
of United States to England, [283];
arrival in England, 58.

SCHAMYL, the Circassian Chief, Obituary
notice, 149.

SCIENCE, Retrospect of, [368].
SCOTLAND.-Education Bill introduced
and dropped, [61].

SCOTT, SIR WALTER, Centenary cele-
brations, 81.

SCOTTISH CORPORATION DINNER, 129.
SCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES. Election of
Lord Rectors, 124.

SCULLY, MR. VINCENT, Obituary notice,
155.

SEAHAM, Colliery explosion at, 118.
SEEMANN, DR., Obituary notice, 162.
SELLA, SIGNOR QUINTINO, Finance
Minister of Italy, [262].

SERRANO, MARSHAL, formally resigns the
Regency of Spain, [263]; becomes
President of the Cabinet, [266]; re-
signs, [267].

"SEVEN POINTS," The, and new Social
Movement, [116].

SHAFTESBURY, Life of the first Lord,
[326].

SHAFTESBURY, LORD, in Glasgow, 90.
SHAW, SIR CHARLES, Obituary notice,
147.

SHEFFIELD, Colliery explosion near, 7;
underground fire at, 64.

SHEIL, MAJOR-GENERAL SIR J., Obitu-
ary notice, 149.

SHERIFFS for 1871, 317.
SHIPWRECKS. The

"Queen of the
Thames, 30; the "Megara," the
"Underley," 102; the "Three Sis-
ters," 103; the "Rangoon," 119; the
"Norfolk Hero," 131; the " Delaware,"
136.

SHOEBURYNESS, Annual

Meeting of

the National Artillery Association at,
83.

SIEGE OPERATIONS AT CHATHAM, 117.
SILKSTONE MINE EXPLOSION, 7.
SLAVERY.-An Act passed by Brazilian
Chambers to abolish it entirely through-
out the Empire, [305].

SMALL-POX.-Epidemic in London, [22];
prevalent in Paris, [149].

SMALL-POX HOSPITAL AT HAMPSTEAD.
-Inquiry into its management, 121.
SMITH, REV. R. PAYNE, D.D., to be Dean
of Canterbury, 314.

SMITH, MR. W. H., carries resolution as
to leasing land beside Thames Em-
bankment to Board of Works [91].
SMITH, BISHOP, Obituary notice, 165.
SMITH, JOHN ABEL, Obituary notice,
143.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 132.
SMYTH, MR. P. J., promotes meeting in
Phoenix Park, Dublin, for liberation of
Fenian prisoners, [103]; meeting dis-
persed, and riot, [ib.]; Address to
people of Ireland after meeting, [ib.].
"SOCIAL ALLIANCE, NEW," movement of
Mr. Scott Russell, 118.

"SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC UNION" in Ger-
many convenes meeting of working men
at Berlin, [242].

SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS, Meeting at
Leeds, 105.

SOLICITOR-GENERAL, Mr. Jessel a p-
pointed, 316.

SOLLY, DR., Obituary notice, 159.
SPAIN. History of the year, [263].
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Denison's retirement, Mr. Brand's
election, [145].

-

SPIRITUALISTIC Phenomena tested, [373].
SPITZBERGEN.-Project for its annexation.
by Sweden objected to by Russia,
[274].
STANSFELD, MR., President of the Poor
Law Board, [68]; President of Local
Government Board, 315.

STEPHEN'S, MR. LESLIE," Playground of
Europe," [350].

STEPHENS', MISS C. E., "The Service of
the Poor," [346].

STERLING, SIR ANTHONY, Obituary
notice, 147.

STORKS, SIR HENRY, Speech on Army
Bill, [53].

STOWMARKET, Explosion of gun-cotton
at, 82.

STRIKES, 134; prevalent, [125]; 9050
engineers at Newcastle, [ib.]; of tele-
graph clerks, [126]; among workmen
in Germany, [241].

SUCCESSION DUTIES, Increase of, pro-
posed, [63]; withdrawn, [65].
SUFFRAGE, FEMALE, Bill introduced by
Mr. Jacob Bright, but defeated, half
adhered to by Mr. Gladstone, [92].
SUMNER, MR., opposes President Grant
in desire for annexation of St. Domingo,
[283]; at head of the Republicans in
the United States Senate, [285]
removed from the chairmanship of the
Committee on Foreign Relations, [286];
speeches in Senate on his removal and
the Washington Treaty, [ib.]
SUN, The, outdone, 17.
SURREY, EAST.-Election of Mr. Wat-
ney, [100].
SWEDEN, [274].

SWEDEN, PRINCE OSCAR OF, lays the
foundation stone of a new Scandinavian
Church at Rotherhithe, 78.

SWEDEN, QUEEN OF, Obituary notice,
146.

SWINBURNE'S, MR., "Songs before Sun-
rise," [354].