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INDEX TO VOL. VII.

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ABBOTT, Dr., and Queen Elizabeth, Asia, England and Russia in, 917-928

107-127

Abraham, an American imitator of, 834-

835

Absenteeism, Irish, 871-883

Absenteeism, Indian, 976
Academy exhibitions, 250

Achaian and Semitic Religion, 710-725
Actinic absorption, 529-530
Action, least, principle of, 512
Administration, downfall of the, 905
Advowsons, sale of, 80

Adye (Lieutenant-General Sir John),
Native Armies of India, 685-709
Afghan war, cost of the, 1068–1072,
1074

Afghanistan, the Situation in, 197–215
Afghanistan, British interests in, 675

inevitable nature of the war in, 920-
921

- Russia's designs concerning, 921-923
Agnosticism and Women, 619-627, 840-
844

Agriculture, the depression of, 297-299
- general condition of, in England, 299
-304

Alacoque, Marie, the vision of, 271
Alexander the Second, reforms of, 23
Allen (J. A.) on variations among wild
species of animals, 98–102
Alliances, international, 550-552
Ameer Ali, Some Indian Suggestions for
India, 963-978

Anglicans, Ritualists and, 318-332
Anglo-French alliance, the, 551
Animals, mental powers of, 508-509
Antarctic Sea, icebergs of the, 612-615
Antoninus, Pius, character of, 742
Armenia, state of, 1031

Arms Act, the Indian, 977-978
Arnold (Arthur), Free Land and Pea-
sant Proprietorship, 297-317
(Matthew), his definition of poetry,
253-254

Art, the present Conditions of, 235-255
Art Collections, our National, and Pro-
vincial Art Museums, 979-994
Art, criticism of, 248, 1054

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Asia Minor, our protectorate of, 665-
666, 1027

Atheism and the Rights of Man, 756-777
Atheistic Methodism, 161-184

Athens, condition of, 1022

Athletics in Public Schools, 43-57

Austen (Miss), novels of, 425
Austria, ironclad navy of, 399

and the Turkish question, 548–549,
552

B Resoy, the, 0826
QADAKSHAN, province of, 207

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Baker Pasha, 1032

Bakunin (Michael), Nihilistic speeches
of, quoted, 2-4

sketch of his life, 16-19

Balfour (Mr.), his investigations into
the anatomical structure of Peripatus,
534-535

Balzac, his story of 'Père Goriot,' 943
Beaconsfield (Lord), on peasant pro-
prietorship, 313-314

on the plan of equal electoral dis-
tricts, quoted, 452

- the manifesto of, 558-559, 628-629
'Imperial' policy of, 728-729
Beauty, the sense of, 237-239, 1040
Bee, geometrical instinct of the, 513
Belemnites, an example of the study of
fossils, 935-937

Béranger, Burns and, 464-485
Berlin, the treaty of, 663, 1030, 1035
Bernhardt (Mdlle.), her representation
of Phèdre, 77

Berthollet, his view of the constitution
of chlorine, 522
Bishops, election of, 323
Boroughs, grouping of, 453-454
Bourinot (Mr.) on the relations of
Canada to the Imperial Parliament,
411-412

Brady (H. B.) on the sea-depth at
which the Foraminifera live, 532-534
Brain, function of phosphorus in the,
509

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YABUL, the rules for war correspon-
dents at, 185, 193-194
-policy of evacuating, 924

Caird (Mr.), on the general condition of
British agriculture, 299-304
— on the distribution of land, 307
Campbell (Lord George) on deposits of
manganese found on the ocean-bed,
quoted, 602-603

Canada, relations of, to the Imperial
Parliament, 411-412

Canning, George, his Character and
Motives, 27-42

Capel (Monsignor), Reasons for Doubt
in the Church of Rome, a Reply, 361-
366

Rejoinder to, 516-520
Carbonic acid gas, explosion of, in a
coal-mine, 530-532

Carlisle (Bishop of), God and Nature,
503-515

Carpenter (Dr. W. B.), The Deep Sea
and its Contents, 593-618
Caspian, Russia's movements on the
eastern shore of the, 925'
Catholic Church, the, 1016

Chalcedon, Council of, 28th canon of
the, 365, 518-520

'Challenger' expedition, the, 593–595
Chelmsford, Lord, and the Zulu War,
216-234

-Reply to, 434-442

Chlorine, whether a simple or a com-
pound body, 521-527

Christianity,

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Churches, City, the proper Use of the,

486-492

Clapperton (Miss J. H.), Agnosticism
and Women, a Reply, 840-844
Classics, study of the, 423
Coal-mine, explosion of carbonic acid
gas in a, 530-532

Cobden (Mr.) on the qualification for
the county vote, quoted, 447-448
Collier (Sir R. P.), Landscape-painting,

1040-1056

Colonies, representation of the, in the
Imperial Parliament, 412

Commerce, Free Trade, Railways, and
the Growth of, 367-379
Commodus, treatment of, by his father
Marcus Aurelius, 753

Commons, the Docility of an Imperial
House of, 557-566

Communion, the Romish practice of,
362-363, 516-517

Conscience, the positivist's conception of,
759-760

Conservative Party, the, and the late Elec-
tion, 1057-1064

Constantinople, future of, 665

Conway (Moncure D.), The Pound of
Flesh, 828-839

Corót, landscape painting of, 1052
Corpus Christi, festival of, 817
Correspondents, Newspaper, in the Field,
434-442

-War, and the Authorities, 185-196
Counties, household suffrage in the, 446-
447

Cox, water-colour work of, 1053
Crime, definition of, 145-146

the common law relating to, 152–
153

- punishment of, 797–807
Criminal Code (1879), the, 136-160
Criticism, art, 248, 1054

Cumberland, statesmen of, 499
Cunliffe-Owen (Fritz), Russian Nihilism,

1-26

Cunningham (Surgeon D.), on the patho-
logy of starvation, 535–537
Cuvier, the fossil opossum of, 937-938

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Council, 268

Darwin on the origin of species, 93
Davy (Sir Humphry), his researches
on chlorine, 523–524′

Delesse (M.), on an explosion of carbonic
acid gas in a coal-mine, 530
Democracy, 267-268

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of classic times, 731-732

Denmark, ironclad navy of, 399
De Profundis, 737-741

Désaugiers, friendship of, with Béranger,
474

Diamond, explosion of a, 532

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Dicey (Edward), Our Egyptian Pro-
tectorate, 333-352

Dickens, the 'Bleak House' of, 945-946
Dissenters, political attitude of the,
631-633.

— activity of, in the general election,
1059-1060

Dissolution, breach of decorum in the
announcement of the, 558

Lord Beaconsfield's declaration con-
cerning the, 558-559

Doctors and Nurses, 1089-1108
Donne, John, 845-863

Dubrowin, the Nihilist, letters found on,
5-6

Duff (M. E. Grant), British Interests in
the East, 658-676

Dulwich, a scene at, 941-942
Dunraven (Earl of), Days in the Woods,
639-657

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the Conservative Party and the late,
1057-1064

Elections, a Conservative View of the,
905-916

Elections, Parliamentary, compared with
School Board, 458-459

increasing cost of, 451, 459-463
Electoral districts, equal, the scheme of,
445, 452-455

Elizabeth, Queen, Dr. Abbott and, 107–
127
Ellenborough (Lord) on the employment
of native gentlemen in the Indian
army, quoted, 706

Elphinstone versus Purchas, the case
of, 813-814

England and Russia in Asia, 917-928
England as a Naval Power, 389–405.
England, Russia and, 538-556

Modern, Familiar Conversations on,
995-1019

English-speaking population, spread of,
730, 733

Englishmen, national pride of, 252–253
Essex, the declaration of treason against,
107-127

Euphrates Valley Railway, 667

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MAGGOT votes, 447

Fairbairn (Mr.) on the origin of
religion, 718-720

Faith, Catholic doctrine concerning the,
363-364, 517-518
Famines, relief of, 537

Faustina, the Empress, 744

Federal principles, the Home Rulers'
appeal to, 567-568, 575-576
Fiction-Fair and Foul, 941-962
Fielding, the Tom Jones' of, 426
Fitzgerald (Peter), Irish Land Agitation,
493

Fleck, the German actor, Tieck's account
of, 277-278

Flesh, the Pound of, 828-839

Flowers, the Ceremonial Use of, 808-827
Foraminifera, sea-depth at which they
can live, 532-534

Forbes (Archibald), War Correspondents
and the Authorities, 185-196

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· Lord Chelmsford and the Zulu War,
216-234

Reply to, 434-442

Fossils, study of, 934-937

France, the drama under Louis the
Fourteenth in, 64-66

influence of, in Egypt, 352

navy of, 397-399, 402

Franchise, the, in boroughs and counties,

446. 448-451

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Golownine, educational reforms of, 12-13 | Imperialism and Socialism, 726-736

Greece, the drama of, 60-61

ironclad navy of, 399

British interests in, 659-661

-condition of, 1022-1023

Gregory the Great, his judgment con-
cerning the universal bishop, 269

Gulf Stream, effect of, on the climate of
Europe, 609-612

Gull (Dr. William W.), The Nursing
Crisis at Guy's Hospital, 884-891
Guy's Hospital, The Nursing Crisis at,
677-684, 884-904

HABERSHOW's (Di Hospital,

Nursing Crisis at Guy's Hospital,
892-901

Haeckel (Ernst), on the origin of matter,
quoted, 505-506

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on the absence of purpose in nature,
quoted, 506

Hamoir (M.), on French farming, 315
Harding, paintings of, 1051

Hartley (Professor), researches of, on
actinic absorption, 529
Hayes river, 651

Hazlitt, his criticism of the elder Kean's
Hamlet, 292-293

Henriques (Alfred G.), The Nursing
Crisis at Guy's Hospital, 902–904
Herat, 669

future of, 210-212, 670
Herzen (Alexander), 18

Hillebrand (Karl), Familiar Conversa-
tions on Modern England, 995-1019
History, the proper study of, 761-763
conditions of writing, 933

Hogarth, art claims of, 254–255
Holland, ironclad navy of, 399

Home Rule, the Common Sense of, 406-
421

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A Reply, 567-582

-A Rejoinder, 583-592

Homer, sense of natural beauty in, 1040
Homeric poems, traces of Semitic tradi-
tions in, 722-725

Horse, palæontology of the, 939
Hospitals, nursing in, 677-684, 884-
904, 1089-1108
Hudson's Straits, 650

Hunt (A. W.) Modern English Land-
scape-painting, 778-794
(Leigh), criticism of, 428
Huntington (Professor), researches of,
on actinic absorption, 529
Huxley (Prof. T. H.), On the Method
of Zadig, 929-940

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India, Native Armies of, 685-709

some Indian Suggestions for, 963-

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LAING (Samuel), The Crisis in Indian

Finance, 1065-1077

Lambert (Miss Agnes), The Ceremonial
Use of Flowers, 808-827
Land, Free, and Peasant Proprietorship,
297-317

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Reply to, 840-844

Lawrence (Sir Henry) on the native
Indian army, quoted, 690
Layard (Sir Henry), his futile pressure
of reforms on the Turks, 1026-1027
Lewes (Mr. G.), his opinion of Rachel's
acting, quoted, 76-77

Liberal party, unchanged principles of
the, 557

present condition of the, 629-630

causes of the victory of the, 1058-
1061

Liberalism, atheistic, school of, 758-759
License tax, the Indian, 964, 1065

Liston, Tieck's opinion of his acting,
280, 290

Literature, Sham Admiration in, 422–
434

London Hospital, system of nursing at
the, 902-904

Lonsdale (Margaret), The Present Crisis
at Guy's Hospital, 677-684,1105-1108
Replies to, 884-904, 1089-1104
Louis the Fourteenth, his patronage of
the drama, 65

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Marc-Aurèle, 742-755

Marsupial bones, the so-called, of opos-
sums, 958

Martin (Abbé), his view of Ritualism,
331

Martin (Theodore), An Eye-witness of
John Kemble, 276-296

Melgund (Viscount), Newspaper Corre-
spondents in the Field, 434-442
Methodism, influence of, on the national
life, 1008

Meyer (Professors), experiments of, with
chlorine, 524-527

Midlothian, the 'faggot vote in, 447
Mind, the inquiry into the origin of, 353-
354

its bearing on the question of the
connection between mind and matter,
354-360

Ministry, functions of the, 560
Minority vote, the, 456-459

Minto (William), John Donne, 845-863
Moffussil, administration of justice in
the, 976 note

Montmartre, the church of the Sacred
Heart at, 270-271

Moore (Dr.), his judgment of Burns,
quoted, 468

Moose-hunting, 641-657

Mosely (Mr.), his investigations into
the anatomical structure of Peripatus,
534

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