et seq.

AUTUMN DAY'S SPORT NEAR PEKING,
AN, 656.

Ballycastle, description of, 189-early
history of, 190 et seq.-rise of the
modern town of, 195-attractions of,
and its surroundings, 198 et seq.
Bay of Bengal, a Christmas celebration
in the, 881.
Bergendal, victory at, by the Natal
Field Force, 769.
Boer, the, home life of, 929-character
of, ib.-bravery of, 931-creed of, 932
-discipline of, 933 et seq.-curious
traits of, 936-insusceptibility of, to
kindness, 937.

"Bogey," the institution of, in golf,
389.

BOOKS, A BUDGET OF NEW, 729.
Boxers, part played by the, in the
Chinese war, 151, 154, 291.
'Brass Bottle, the,' by F. Anstey, notice
of, 732.

BRIGHTEN'S SISTER-IN-LAW, 660.
British army, adoption of an offensive
policy for the, 605 et seq.--reorganisa-
tion of the, 627 et seq.

British soldier, the, alertness of, in pre-
sence of the enemy, 677 et seq.—sullen-
ness of, in retirement, 682-military
imperfections of, 685.

BULLER, ON THE MOVE WITH, 768.
Canadian forest, description of a, 61-
moose-hunting in a, 63 et seq.
Canadian geese, in quest of, 350 et seq.
Cape Colony, a Christmas celebration
in, 886.

Carpet weaving, introduction of, into
Donegal, 583.

CASKET LETTERS, THE, 890.
Casket Letters, the, history of, 890 et
seq.--contents of, 896 et seq.-con-
clusions regarding, 904.

CASTLE, DOOM: A ROMANCE, Chaps.
I. -IV., 449-V. - VIII., 640-IX. - XII.,
856.

CHARLES EDWARD, PRINCE, 536.
CHILDREN OF THE HOUSE OF KAJAR,
II., 73.
CHINA, 405.

II.,

China, a night excursion in, 851-a
restaurant entertainment in, 852 et
seq.-the cuisine of, 855.
'China and the Present Crisis' by J.
Walton, M. P., notice of, 407 et seq.
CHINA, DISTRACTED: I., 149
287.
'China: The long-lived Empire,' by E.
R. Scidmore, notice of, 414 et seq.
CHINESE DINNER-PARTY, AT A, 851.
Chinese War, the, complicity of the
Dowager-Empress in, 150, 288-par-
ticipation of the Boxers in, 151, 154,
291 events which led up to, 293,
406.
Christmas Day, celebration of: at
Rawul Pindi, 880-in the Bay of Ben-
gal, 881-at Victoria Nyanza, 882-

CHRISTMAS UNDER ARMS, 880.
Church of Scotland, some perils ahead
for the, 592 et seq.
CINQUE PORTS, THE, 711.
'Cinque Ports, the: An Historical and
Descriptive Record,' by Ford Madox
Hueffer, review of, 711 et seq.
Cinque Ports, the, early history of, 711
-modern aspect of, 712-origin of,
714-courts and customals of, 717.
COUNTRY, THE MILITARY POLICY OF
THE, SHOULD BE AN
OFFENSIVE
POLICY, 605.

Creamery, visit to an Irish, 574 et seq.
DAY DAWN, UNTIL THE, 116.
Deer-stalking, the use of retrievers in,
211.

DINNER-PARTY, AT A CHINESE, 851.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT, THE,
608.

DISTRACTED CHINA: I., 149—II., 287.
Dogs, the management of, by huntsmen
and gamekeepers contrasted, 207 et
seq.-rabies and hydrophobia in, 212
-the diseases of, 214.

DOOM CASTLE: A ROMANCE, Chaps.
I. -IV., 449- v. - VIII., 640 — IX. - XII.,
$56.

Dowager-Empress of China, the, doings
of, in encouraging insurrection, 150
et seq.-failure of the plans of, 287.
Dutch, hostility of the, in South Africa
to the English, 777 et seq.

'Earl of Rosebery, K.G., the,' by Jane
T. Stoddart, notice of, 729 et seq.
ECCLESIASTICAL SITUATION IN Scor
LAND, THE, 585.

Education Code, provisions of the new,
298 et seq.

ELDER BROTHER OF THE SHAH, THE,
264.

ENCHANTMENT, THE VALLEY OF, 336.
ERIN, A GLIMPSE OF, 189.
Faucit, Helena, girlhood of, 907--early
appearances of, on the stage, 908-
marriage of, to Mr, afterwards Sir,
Theodore Martin, 910 increasing
fame of, as an actress, 911-the friends
of, 912-letters of, on Some of Shakes-
peare's Female Characters, 914.
FAUCIT, HELENA (LADY MARTIN), 906.
Foreign affairs, the conduct of, 941 et
seq.-departments having control of,
943-needed reforms in management
of, 946.

"FOREIGN DEVILS," THE RIVAL, 719.
FOREIGN OFFICE, THE, 940.

Foreign Secretary, new appointment of,

940.

Free Church of Scotland, the, State
principles of, 586-former efforts of, at
Union, 588-present decision of, as to
Union, 589 et seq.

et seq.

'Gateless Barrier, the,' by Lucas Malet,
notice of, 732.

'General John Jacob' by Alex. Innes
Shand, notice of, 237 et seq.
GLIMPSE OF ERIN, A, 189.

Golf, the modern development of, 385
-the old rules of, 386 et seq.-the
new game of, 388-the institution of
Bogey in, 389-modern play in,
391 et seq.

GOLF, THE OLD, AND THE New, 385.
G. W. STEEVENS, 38.

'Half-hearted, the,' by John Buchan,
notice of, 737.

Hastings, condition of, in medieval times,
713.

HAUNTS OF THE MOOSE, 'MID THE,
58.

HELENA FAUCIT (LADY MARTIN), 906.
'Helena Faucit (Lady Martin)' by Sir
Theodore Martin, review of, 907 et

seq.

Helmsdale river, salmon-fishing in the,
343.

HOBBES, PRISCILLA, 217.

Home Army, the: 1. Recruiting, 627—
II. The Militia, 631-1. The Volun-
teers, 634-IV. The Reorganisation of
our Regular Forces, 635-v. Recapit-
ulation, 639-VI. Training, 793–VII.
Redistribution in Relation to Train-
ing and to Mobilisation for War,
800.

Home Rule Bill for Ireland, rejection of
the, 611 et seq.

Housing of the Working Classes Bill,
provisions of the, 296.
HOW AN ENGLISH GIRL TAUGHT
PENNSYLVANIA COUNTRY SCHOOL,

487.

Α

HOW WE ESCAPED FROM PRETORIA :
Chieveley to Pretoria, 155-Life at
the Model School, 163-Revolving
Plans of Escape, 169 Gone to
Ground, 178-On the Veldt, 305-
From Veldt to Coal-mine, 315-At
the Coal-mine, 323-Over the Border,
328-Men must endure, 332.
Huntsmen and gamekeepers, contrasted
management of dogs by, 207 et seq.
Hydrophobia, occurrences of, 212 et seq.
Imperial Liberal Council, manifesto of
the, 302.

IN THE HEART OF KALAMANTAN, 511.
IRELAND, A MONTH IN, 573.
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society,
operations of the, 574 et seq.
Irish creamery, visit to an, 574 et seq.
Irish Tithe Rent Charge Bill, debate on
third reading of the, 300.

'Isle of Unrest, the,' by H. S. Merri-
man, notice of, 736.

Jacob, John, parentage and early life

of, 237-appointment of, to Bombay
Artillery, 238-some exploits of, ib.
et seq.-takes command of the Sind
Irregular Horse, 242-succeeds Sir
Bartle Frere as Commissioner of Sind,
249-his death, 250.

Jacobitism, decay of, in 1745, 537.
JIM, LORD: A SKETCH, Chaps. XXIV.-

XXVII., 88-XXVIII.-XXX., 251-xxxI.-
XXXV., 358-XXXVI.-XL., 547 — XLI.-
XLV. (Conclusion), 688.

KAJAR, CHILDREN OF THE HOUSE OF,
II., 73.

KALAMANTAN, IN THE HEART OF, 511.
Ladysmith, the advance from the Tugela
towards, 119 et seq.

LETTERS, THE CASKET, 890.
Liberal party, decadence of the, 608,
791.

LORD JIM: A SKETCH, Chaps. XXIV.-
XXVII., 88--XXVIII.-XXX., 251-xxxI.-
XXXV., 358-XXXVI.-XL., 547-XLI. -
XLV. (Conclusion), 688.

Lord Salisbury's Administration, difficult
foreign questions settled by, 613 et seq.
-return of, to power, 783.
Macao, the Portuguese settlement at,
724 et seq.

MAFEKING, WITH PLUMER TO THE RE-
LIEF OF: The Camp, 805-The March,
808-The Engagement, 810-The Re-
lief, 814.

Malay Peninsula, the Upland People of
the, description of, 42 et seq.
'Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg, the,

and other Stories and Sketches,' by
Mark Twain, notice of, 733.
MANITOBA, AFTER WILD GEESE IN,
350.

MARCH, THE WARDEN OF THE, 237.
Marines and bluejackets, duties of, in
the Navy, 436 et seq.

Martin, Sir Theodore, Life of Helena
Faucit (Lady Martin) by, 907 et seq.
-connection of, with the House of
Blackwood, 910.

'Master-Christian, the,' by Marie Corelli,
notice of, 599.

'MID THE HAUNTS OF THE Moose, 58.
MILITARY POLICY OF THE COUNTRY,

THE, SHOULD BE AN
POLICY, 605.

OFFENSIVE

MONTH IN IRELAND, A, 573.
Moose, characteristics of, 62- -an ex-
pedition for the hunting of, 63 et
seq.-kinds of guides in hunting of,
70.

MOR, RODDY, THE ROVER, 384.
MORE ABOUT RETRIEVERS, 204.
Morocco, French advances in, 2 et seq.
-protests of the Government of, 4 et
seq.-death of the Grand Vizier of, 6
-the new Ministry in, 8-concessions
asked for by Spain in, ib. et seq.
MOROCCO SCARE, THE, 1.

September: Figureheads of Emo-
tion, 394-Homage to Lafayette, ib.
-The Character of the Political Ped-
ant, 395 Grandison, 396 - France
and America, 397 Les Nations
Alliées, ib.-The French Revolution
in America, 398 The Politics of
Feeling, 399 The Invention of
Printing, ib. Gutenberg and the
Yellow Press, ib. - The Levity of
Belgium and its Results, 402-What
is Political Crime? 403-The Extra-
dition of Anarchists, 404.

-

October: Clifford v. Grundy, 595-
The Misfortunes of the St James's
Theatre, ib. - An Ancient Scandal,
596-Literary Somnambulism, ib.—
The Ideas of the Air, 597 — The
Criminal Plagiarist, ib.-A Plea for
Legitimate Plagiarism, 598-The Ex-
ample of Virgil, Shakespeare, and
Molière, ib.-Their Justification, 599
-The Masterpiece of the Century,
ib.-Miss Corelli and The Master-
Christian,' ib.

November: The Process of Election,
757-The Folly of Canvassing, 758-
The Vanity of the enlightened Citi-
zen, ib.-The Humours of the Contest,
ib.-The Limitations of Democracy,
760-The happy Failure of Reform,
761- Democratic Literature, 762-
How to write for the Magazines, ib.

Instructions to Young Authors,
764 T. E. B., Poet and Letter-
writer, 765.

December: Camp-followers of False-
hood, 915-The War-Correspondent,
ib. Calumnies against the British
Officer, 917-The Censorship, 918-
The Patronage of Generals, ib.-The
only Remedy, 919-Mr W. T. Stead's
reckless Charges, 920-Lord Rose-
bery's 'Napoleon,' 922-The Justifi-
cation of the English, 923-Napoleon's
Table-Talk, 925.

'Napoleon: The Last Phase,' by Lord
Rosebery, notice of, 922.

Natal Field Force, the, advance of, to-
wards the Lourenço Marques railway,
768-victory at Bergendal by, 769-
defeat of the Boers near Spitz Kop
by, 772 et seq.

NATION, THE PASSING OF A, 927.

SUMMER, THE PASSING OF, 416.
THEIR SIXTH SESSION, 295.
Things Seen: Impressions of Men,
Cities, and Books,' by G. W. Steevens,
notice of, 38 et seq.

THRESHOLD, THE WATCHER BY THE,
817.

'Tommy and Grizel' by J. M. Barrie,
notice of, 738.

Tugela, the advance from the, towards
Ladysmith, 119 et sen,

Union, former efforts of the Free Church
of Scotland at, 588-present decision
of, as to, 589 et seq
Unionist party in Parliament, useful-
ness and strength of the, 302-rise
and growth of the, 609 et seq.
UNTIL THE DAY DAWN, 116.
Upland People of the Malay Peninsula,
description of the, 42 et seq.
VAL D'OR, A VILLAGE IN THE, 26.
VALLEY OF ENCHANTMENT, THE, 336.
Victoria Nyanza, a Christmas celebra-
tion at, 882.

Vineyards, cultivation of, in France, 30
et seq.

WAR OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA,

THE:-

VIII. Across the Vaal, 130-
Johannesburg, 131 Panic in Pre-
toria, 134-The Flag hoisted, 135-
A South African March, 137-Soldiers'
Boots, 138-Mounted Engineers, 139
-Communications, 140-The Boers as

Cavalry, 142-Mobility, 143-Natal
cleared, 146 Laing's Nek, ib.
Memories of the Veldt, ib.

IX. The Cost of Rapidity, 278-A
Sneaking Foe, ib.-Sweeping charges,
279-Woman's Work, 281-Doctors
Disguised, 282-Settling down in
Pretoria, ib.-A tightening Coil, 283
-Capture of Bethlehem, 286.

X.: A very flying Column, 417-
The Heilbron Convoy, 421-At the
Little Caledon, 422-Wastage, 425-
Lord Roberts moves East, 427-The
New Strategy, 428.

XI. Nearing the End, 741-Per-
sonality in War, 746-War with the
Chill off, 747-The Prisoners' Tale,
749-Sweeping up the Crumbs, 750-
The Ethics of running away, 751-
Some Mistakes, 754- Martial Law,
755-The new order of Fighting, 756
-The end of picturesque Battles, ib.
WARDEN OF THE MARCH, THE, 237.
WATCHER BY THE THRESHOLD, THE,
817.

Winchelsea, early history of, 715.
Wine-drinking, effects of, on the French
peasantry, 32.

WITH PLUMER TO THE RELIEF OF
MAFEKING: The Camp, 805 — The
March, 808-The Engagement, 810—
The Relief, 814.
Workman's Compensation Act Exten-
sion Bill, passing of the, 297.