prisonment, [133]; appeal to working-
men on behalf of the imprisoned, 121;
meetings in favour of, 122.
GENEVA ARBITRATION, referred to in
Queen's Speech, [20]; debate on, [21],
[93]; the three rules acceded to at
Washington, [89]; the English Case,
[90]; the American Case and the In-
direct Claims [91] Journal des Débats
on, [92], [94]; Mr. Gladstone's letter
to the New York World, [93]; debate in
Parliament and Arbitration adjourned
[96]; Lord Granville's letter to Gene-
ral Schenck, [97]; draft of Supple-
mentary Article, [98]; debate in
the House of Commons, [99]; meet-
ing of the Arbitrators, [105]; list of the
Arbitrators, [ib.]; rejection of the Indi-
rect Claims, [107]; the Award, [109],
260; the " reasons of the Arbitra-
tors, [110]; its effects so far as con-
cerned Canada, [118].
GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH, [371].
"GEOLOGY, PRINCIPLES OF," Sir Charles
Lyell, [349].

GERMANY.-History of the Year, [222];
opening of the Diet, [234]; the Em-
peror's Speech read by Prince Bismarck,
[ib.]; debate on the expulsion of the
Jesuits, [237]; law passed to suppress
the Order, [241]; anger of the Pope,
[242]; meeting of the Emperors,
[244].

GERMANY, EMPRESS OF, in England, 33.
GILBERT, SIR JOHN, Pictures at the
Royal Academy Exhibition, [360],
[361].

GILLOTT, MR., Obituary notice, 137.
GLADSTONE, MR., Speech in debate on
Address to the Crown, [23]; in debate
on the Appointment of Sir R. P. Collier,
[33]; on the Ewelme Rectory Ap-
pointment, [35]; declines to support
Sir R. Palmer's motion for incorporation
of Legal Association, [40]; speech on
the Parks' Regulation Bill, [41]; reply
to Sir Charles Dilke's motion for in-
quiry into the Civil List, [51]; on the
Ballot Bill, [69]; on the Geneva Ar-
bitration, [101]; speech at Liverpool
College, [141]; Letter to the London
Correspondent of New York World on
the Geneva Arbitration, [93].
GLADSTONE, MR. R., Obituary notice,

151.

stable of the Tower, 108; appointment,
270.

GOODWOOD CUP DAY, The, 61.
GOSCHEN, MR., introduces the Navy
Estimates, [85]; speech at Bristol,
[138].

Goss, DR., Obituary notice, 164.
GOULARD, M., succeeds M. Pouyer-
Quertier as Finance Minister (France),
[167].
GOVERNMENT, Unpopularity of, [8];
defeat of, on Sir M. Lopes's resolution on
Local Taxation, [55].

GRAMONT, DUC DE, announces his inten-
tion to publish documents proving the
previous concurrence of Austria with
France in the project of war with Ger-
many, [259].

GRANVILLE, LORD, Speech in debate on
Address to the Crown, [24]; on the
Geneva Arbitration, [96]; letter to
General Schenck, [97].

GRANT, ULYSSES S., proposed for re-elec-
tion as President of the United States,
[291]; is elected, [297]; message of,
to the Congress, [298].

GRAY, MR. G. R., Obituary notice,

152.

GREECE, [285].

GREELY, HORACE, nominated candidate
for the Presidency of the United States,
[290]; death of, [298]; obituary
notice, 169.

GREG'S, MR. W. R., "Enigmas of Life,"
[346].

GRETNA GREEN.-Last of its Priests, 31.
GREY, LORD, Speech in debate on the
Ballot Bill, [65].

GRIFFITH, GENERAL R. A., Obituary
notice, 158.

"GRIMBOSH, BARON, Governor of Bara-
taria," [358].

GRIMSBY, Hurricane at, 120.

HALE, ALDERMAN, Obituary notice, 160.
HALLECK, MAJOR-GENERAL, Obituary
notice, 137.

HAMILTON, COMMANDER, Obituary notice,

152.

HANNEN, SIR JAMES, to be Judge of the
Court of Probate, 270.

HARCOURT, MR. VERNON, Speech on
Law Reform, [40]; on Parks' Regula
tion Bill, [41], [42]; in debate on the
Ballot Bill, [63].

HARDY, MR. GATHORNE, Speech in the
debate on Appointment of Sir R. P.
Collier, [33]; on the Ewelme Rectory
Appointment, [35]; on the Parks'
Regulation Bill, [41].

HARE'S, Mr. A. J. C., "Memorials of a
Quiet Life," [323].

HATHERLEY, LORD, resigns Great Seal,
and is succeeded by Lord Selborne,
[139].

HAWTHORNE'S, NATHANIEL, 66
mius," [356].

Septi-

HELPS, SIR ARTHUR, "Life and Labours
of Mr. Brassey," [314].
HERTFORD GALLERY, The, [364].
HINDS, DR., Obituary notice, 141.
HIPPOPOTAMUS, Birth and death of a
baby, at Zoological Gardens, 3; birth
of a second, 102.

HISTORY, Works on General, [324].
HOHENLOHE, CARDINAL PRINCE, ap-
pointed German Ambassador to the
Vatican, [234].
HOHENLOHE-LANGENBERG,

Death of
Dowager Princess of, 54; obituary
notice, 161.

HOLLAND, SIR HENRY, " Recollections of
a past Life," [306].

HOME RULE AGITATION in Ireland, [11];
John Bright's letter, [12].
HONDURAS, [304].

HOOK'S, DR., "Lives of the Archbishops
of Canterbury," [326].

HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Foun-
dation Stone laid by Princess of Wales,
54.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Scene in the, [52].
HOXTON, Murder in, 53.

HUGHES, HON. BARON, Obituary notice,
158.

HUNTER'S, MR. W. W., "Orissa," [337].
HURRICANE IN DENMARK, 104; at
Grimsby, 120.

HYACINTHE, PERE, organizes a Com-
mittee of Old Catholics at Rome, [263];
Marriage of, 78.

INCOME-TAX, Meeting at the Guildhall to
protest against, 118.
INDIA.-Assassination of Lord Mayo,
[145], 6; Lord Napier succeeds him
temporarily, [147]; Lord Northbrook
appointed Governor-General, [ib.], 268;
murder of two officers in, 33.
INDIAN MUTINY, Romance of, 80.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION CONGRESS
AT THE HAGUE, [277]; internal dis-
sension causes its rupture, [278].
INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE, 41.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT KEN-
SINGTON. Picture-galleries, [365];

--

opening of, 29.
INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS, 50.
IRELAND, History of the English in, by
Mr. Froude, [329].

IRELAND, State of, [10]; Home-rule
agitation, [11]; Galway election, [ib.];
Kerry election, [14]; Party Procession
Act, repeal of, [61]; purchase of rail-
ways by the State, [85]; excitement in,

KEIGHTLEY, MR. T., Obituary notice, 170.
KEOGH, MR. JUSTICE, Judgment in
Galway election, [80]; protest of
Catholic clergy against, [82]; burnt in
effigy, [84]; judgment upheld by Court
of Common Pleas, [ib.]; discussion on,
in the House of Commons, [85].
KERRY ELECTION, [14].
KETTELER, BISHOP, organizes a "Union
of German Catholics," for the purpose
of supporting the Church in its conflict
with the State, [245]; conference at
Breslau, [246].

KIMBERLEY, LORD, Speech in the debate
on the Ballot Bill, [67]; introduces
Licensing Bill, [78]; Speech on Canada
and the Washington Treaty, [120].
KINLOCH, LORD, Obituary notice, 161.

KIRTLEBRIDGE, Railway collision at, 90.
KREMENTZ, BISHOP OF ERMELAND, ex-
communicates Professors Wollman and
Michelis for denying the Papal infalli-
bility, [231]; his salary suspended by
the German Government, [245].

LAMBETH, Murder in, 9.

LANDSLIP ON GREAT WESTERN RAIL-
WAY, 5.

LAW REFORM, Discussion on, in Lords
and Commons, [40].

"LAWRENCE, SIR HENRY, Life of," by Sir
Herbert Edwardes and Mr. Merivale,
[311].

LEATHAM, MR., moves an amendment to
the Ballot Bill, [62].

LEEDS, Church Congress at, 94.

LEEDS, DUKE OF, Obituary notice, 160.
LEVER, CHARLES, Obituary notice, 155.
LEVER'S, CHARLES, "Lord Kilgobbin,"
[358].

LIBELS.-The Twiss libel case, 14; the
Edmunds libel case, 65; "Pall Mall
Gazette" libel case, report of the trial,
227.
LICENSING BILL, introduced by Lord
Kimberley, and debate on, [76]; riots
in connexion with, [79].
LIFEBOAT SERVICES, 74.
LIGHTNING.-Church set on fire by, 32;
effects of, 34; accidents caused by,
47, 48.

LINCOLN, Execution at, 19.

LINDSAY, GENERAL SIR ALEXANDER,
Obituary notice, 138.

LION-TAMER, Death of Massarti, the, 1.
LITERATURE, Retrospect of, [306].
LIVINGSTONE DISCOVERED BY STANLEY,
57.

LOCAL TAXATION, Sir M. Lopes' motion,
and debate on, [55]; defeat of Govern-
ment on, [58].

LONDONDERRY, Election at, [135].
LONDONDERRY, MARQUIS OF, Obituary
notice, 170.

LONYAY, COUNT, retires from Premier-
ship of Hungarian ministry, [258];
succeeded by M. Szlavy, [259].

LONSDALE, EARL OF, Obituary notice,
144.

LOPES', SIR M., motion on local taxation,
[55].

LORD, MR. J. K., Obituary notice, 173.
LOWE, MR., introduces the Budget, [59];
speech at Glasgow on the Geneva Ar-
bitration, [118]; speech at Swindon,
[137].

LYELL'S, SIR CHARLES, "Principles of
Geology," [349].

LYNCH, THE HON. JUDGE, Obituary
notice, 174.

LYNVI VALLEY COLLIERY EXPLOSION, 3.
LYONS, ADMIRAL, Obituary notice, 174.

MACLEOD, DR. NORMAN, Obituary notice,
156.

MADRAS, Cyclone at, 30.

MAGEE, DR., Speech in the debate on the
Licensing Bill, [78].

MAGISTRATES, Affray between two, 74.
MAGUIRE, MR., M.P., Obituary notice,

171.

MAIDSTONE, Execution at, 67.

MALLESON'S, CAPTAIN," Recreations of an
Indian Official," [329].

MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Protest against the New Commercial
Treaty with France, [126].

MARCH, Meteorological Report for, 128.
MARIENBERG, Centenary celebration at,
[245].

"MARRYATT, CAPTAIN, Life and letters
of," by his daughter, [313].
MARTINEAU, REV. A., Obituary notice,

171.

MARX, CARL, presides at International
Association Congress at the Hague,
[277].

MARYLEBONE, Murder in, 22.
MASSACRE, A South Sea, 99.
MASSARTI, Lion-tamer, Death of, 1.
MASSINGBERD, CHANCELLOR, Obituary
notice, 174.

MATRONS, Jury of, 3.

MAURICE, PROFESSOR, Obituary notice,
148.

MAYHEW, MR. HORACE, Obituary notice,
148.

MAY, Meteorological Report for, 129.
MAYO, LORD, Assassination of, [145], 6;
funeral of, 27; obituary notice, 141.
MAZZINI.-Vote passed by the Italian
Chamber expressing regret at his
death, [264]; funeral at Pisa, [265];
obituary notice, 145.

MEAT, Demonstration against the high
price of, in Trafalgar-square, 80.
"MEGÆRA," COMMISSION, Report of the,
257.

MELKSHOTT HALL, Fire at, 62.
"MEMORIALS OF A QUIET LIFE," by
A. J. C. Hare, [323].

MERIVALE'S, MR., "Life of Sir Henry
Lawrence." [311].

MERTHYR TYDVIL, Bursting of reservoir
at, 60.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, 127.
MEXICO, [302].

M'GRATH, MASTER, Inquiry into death
of, 4.

MIALL'S, MR., motion for inquiry into
Church Property, [48].

MICHAUD, ABBÉ, rejects the doctrine of
Papal Infallibility, [263].

MIDDLE PARK STUD, Sale of, 59.

MIDNIGHT SERVICES at close of the
year, 126.

MILLETT'S, MRS, "An Australian Parson-
age," [335].

MONTGOMERIE, GENERAL SIR P., Obi-
tuary notice, 165.

MORIARTY, DR., on Home Rule. [12].
MORLEY COLLIERY EXPLOSION, 93.
MORMONS, THE, [288].

MORRIS'S, MR., "Love is enough; or,

the Frecing of Pharamond," [354].
MOSELEY, CANON, Obituary notice, 138.
MOULS, ABBÉ, rejects the doctrine of
Papal Infallibility, [263].

MUNDELLA, MR., Speech on Sir Charles
Dilke's motion for inquiry into the
Civil List, [54].

MURDERS.-In Lambeth, 9 ; in Park-lane,
22; in Marylebone, ib.; in Paris, 25;
wife murder, 26; two officers in India,
33; in Dublin, 35; in Bermondsey, 46;
in Hoxton, 53; murder and suicide of
two Germans in Chelsea, 70; in Great
Coram-street, 122; in Belfast, 125.
MURRAY, MR. A., C.B., Obituary notice,
165.

MUSEUM, BETHNAL GREEN, Opening of,

44.

MUTINY AT SHEERNESS NAVAL BAR-
RACKS, 36.

NAPOLEON III., Letter to the Generals
respecting the capitulation of Sedan,
[191].
NATIONAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION, An-
nual Competition, 63.
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (FRANCE).---Meet-
ing after the Christmas recess, [150];
debate on the Budget and the proposed
tax on raw material, [152]; commission
of inquiry voted, [157]; M. Thiers
threatens to resign, [ib.]; the Navigation
Act, [158]; debate on the Anglo-French
Treaty of Commerce, and the Treaty ab-
rogated, [158]; return of the Assembly
to Paris debated, [160]; resignation of
M. Casimir Perier, [161]; election of
M. Rouher for Corsica, [163]; case of
M. Janvier de la Motte, [165]; resigna-
tion of M. Pouyer Quertier, [166]; suc-
ceeded by M. Goulard, [167]; Bill
against International Society, [167];
debate on the construction of a new
Council of State, [168]; Army Re-or-
ganization Bill, [174]; incident in the

Assembly, [182]; the new convention
with Germany read to the Assembly
and passed, [186]; the Assembly pro-
rogued, [190]; meeting of the Assembly
and the President's message, [205]; M.
de Kerdrel's motion, [207]; General
Changarnier's interpellation, and debate
on M. Gambetta's speech at Grenoble,
[208]; Bill relating to Ministerial re-
sponsibility, [215]; debate on petition
for dissolution, [219].

NAVAL ESTIMATES, THE, explained by
Mr. Goschen, [85].

NILE, SOURCE OF THE, and the Dis-
coveries of Dr. Livingstone, [371].
NILSSON, MADAME CHRISTINE, Marriage
of, 60.

NORTHBROOK, LORD, appointed Governor-
General of India, 268.

NORTHCOTE, SIR STAFFORD, Letter to
Lord Derby on the Geneva Arbitration,
[98].

NORTHWICH, Floods at, 47.
NOVELS OF THE YEAR, [356].
NOVEMBER, Meteorological Report for,

PALGRAVE'S, MR.,
[358].

"Hermann Agha,"

"PALL MALL GAZETTE" libel case, re-
port of the trial, 227.

PALMER, SIR R., Speech in debate on
Appointment of Sir R. P. Collier, [31];
is defeated in the motion for the In-
corporation of his new Legal Associa-
tion, [40]; appointed English Counsel
in the "Alabama" Arbitration Case at
Geneva, [106]; created Lord Selborne,
and accepts the Great Seal, [139]; 270.
PARIS, Murder in, 25.
PARK LANE, Murder in, 22; trial of
Margaret Dixblanc for the, 201.

PARKS, Regulation of; discussion in the
House of Commons, [41].
PARLIAMENT opened by Royal Commis-
sion, and Queen's Speech read by Lord
Chancellor, [19]; results of the Ses-
sion, [87]; accident to Houses of, 5.
PARTY PROCESSIONS ACT (Ireland), Re-
peal of, [61].

PATTERSON, MR., F.R.S., Obituary
notice, 142.

PAYNE, MR., Obituary notice, 143.
PEACOCK, RIGHT HON. SIR B., to be
member of Judicial Committee of Privy
Council, 269.

PEASE, MR., Obituary notice, 143.
PECULIAR PEOPLE, THE, 23.

PEERS cannot vote at an election to House
of Commons, 108.

PERSIGNY, DUO DE, Obituary notice,
139.

PERU, Revolution in, [303].

PETER THE GREAT, Two hundredth anni-
versary of the birth of, [280].
PICTURE SALES, 38.

PINWELL'S MR., Picture of "Gilbert à
Beckett's Troth," [380].

PLANCHE, MR. J. R., "Recollections and
Reflections," [318].

PLAYFAIR, DR., Speech in debate on the
Education Bill, [39].
POETRY, Books of, [352].
POISONING.-The Essex case of, 54; at
West Auckland, 95.
POLICE, Strike of the, [132].
POLLOCK, F. M. SIR GEORGE, Funeral of,
95; obituary notice, 165.
"POLO" match at Woolwich, 55.
PONTEFRACT, Election at; first under
the Ballot Act, [73], 68.
POOLE, MR., Obituary notice, 143.
POPE, Anger of the, at the expulsion of
the Jesuits from Germany, [242]; his
daily life, [261]; allocution, [267].
POPE, Works of, edited by Elwin, [342].
PORTLAND BREAKWATER, Completion of,
67.

PORTMAN, LORD, Speech in debate on
Appointment of Sir R. P. Collier, [26].
PORTRAITS exhibited at the Royal Aca-
demy, [364].
PORTUGAL, [277].

POUYER QUERTIER, M., Finance Minister
of France, introduces the Budget, [152];
defends M. Janvier de la Motte, [165];
resigns, [166].

PRESS, THE IRISH, on Mr. Justice Keogh's
judgment, [81].

PRESTON, Election at, [74], 84.
PRISON CONGRESS, International, 50.
PROMISE NOT TO MARRY, 31.

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS, 268.
PRUSSIA.-House of Deputies, [232];
Constitutional Crisis, [231].

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS AND STATE PAPERS,
250.

PUBLIC LANDS AND COMMONS BILL,
introduced by Sir Charles Dilke, [54].
PURCHAS, REV. J., Obituary notice,
166.

QUEEN, THE.-At St. Paul's, on the oc-
casion of the National Thanksgiving
for the recovery of the Prince of Wales,
[3]; attempted assassination of, at
Buckingham Palace, [6], 11; letter
of, to the people [6]; Speech of, at
opening of Parliament, read by Lord
Chancellor, [19]; visits Albert Memo-
rial, 49; at Edinburgh, 69; at Dunrobin,

81.

QUEEN'S SISTER, Death of, 84.

RACE-COURSE, Revelations of the, 4.
RACES.-The Two Thousand Day, 30;
Derby Stakes, 37; Cup Day at Ascot,
43; Cup Day at Goodwood, 61; St.
Leger Stakes, 81; Cesarewitch, 94.
RADA, GENERAL DIAZ DE, leader of the
Carlist insurrection, [271]; resigns the
command to General Aguirre, [ib.].
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.-Near Castle Ash-
by, 5; landslip on the Great Western
Railway, ib.; accident at Nice, 6; on
the Midland Railway, 43; at Leigh,
49; Stafford, ib.; at Bray, 84; West-
bourne Park, 85; Greenhill Junction,
86; near York, 86, 112, 113; near Ber-
wick, ib.; Kirtlebridge, 90; Maiden-
head, 95; Totnes, ib.; Kenyon June-
tion, ib.; Kelvedon, ib. ; Nunhead, ib.;
death of Sir Donald M'Leod from effects
of an accident, 110; near Barrow, 113;
at Ratho Junction, near Glasgow, ib.;
near Derby, 115; collision near Shef-
field, ib.; at Watford, 117.

RAILWAY OPENED IN JAPAN, The first,
[305].

RAILWAY ROBBER, Capture of a, 69.
RAILWAYS, flooded, 48, 57; washed away
at Dawlish, 125.

RAMSAY, DEAN, Obituary notice, 175.
RAVENSWORTH'S, LORD, "Eneid of Vir-
gil," [355].

RAWLINSON'S, SIR HENRY, address to the
Royal Geographical Society, [369].
REEVE'S, MR., Essays, "France, Royal
and Republican," [327].

REGATTA, ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON, 64.
REICHSRATH, AUSTRO HUNGARIAN,
Meeting of, [253]; passing of the Bill
for compulsory elections, [254]; proro-
gation, [ib.]; electoral reform, [259].
REICHSTAG, Parliament of United Ger-
many, Opening of, [234]; prorogation
of, [243].