NO.
230.

ART.

I. Dixon's, W. Hepworth, Personal History of Lord Bacon,
cxiii. 309.

227. VIII. Dolgoroukow, Prince, on Russia and Serf-Emancipation,

cxii. 175.

235. IX. Döllinger on the Temporal Power, cxvi. 261.

234.

V. Domestic Service, Modern, cxv. 409.

241. II. Druids and Bards, cxviii. 40.

258. VII. Drummond, Thomas, The late, cxxvi. 524.

280. IV. Drunkenness, Abstinence, and Restraint, cxxxvii. 398.
272. VII. Du-Plessis Mornay, Madame, Memoirs of, cxxxiii. 486.
231. II. Dürer, Albert, Literary Remains of, cxiv. 39.

268. IV. Eastlake and Gibson, cxxxi. 392.

251.

247. VI. Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of the Crown, cxxi. 152.
IV. Economist, An, of the Fourteenth Century, cxxiii. 83.
V. Edgeworth, Miss, her Life and Writings, cxxvi. 458.
Note to the above article, cxxvii. 301.

258.

259.

226.
231.

232.

-

III. Education, Public, Expense of, in England, cxi. 348.
Popular, in England, cxiv. 1.

I.

259. V.

260. IV.

Note to the above article, cxiv. 588.

Liberal, in England, cxxvii. 131.
Technical and Scientific, cxxvii. 433.

283. VIII. Education Act, Results of, cxxxix. 213.

264.

IX. Edward III., Life and Times of, cxxix. 534.

225. IV. Elgin, Lord, his Mission to China and Japan, cxi. 96.
Letters and Journals of, cxxxvii. 39.
Note to the above article, cxxxvii. 298.

279.

280.

226.

II.

IV. English Local Nomenclature, cxi. 356.

Jurisprudence, cxiv. 456.

The, in the Eastern Seas, cxvi. 398.
The Queen's, cxx. 39.

Texts, Early, cxxv. 220.

Dictionaries, cxxviii. 48.

Fugitive Songs and Lyrics, cxl. 355.

251. IX. Erckmann-Chatrain Novels, The, cxxiii. 225.

230. VI. Essays and Reviews, cxiii. 461.

230. IV. Eton College, cxiii. 387.

236. X. Eugene of Savoy, Prince, cxvi. 504.

253. IX. Europe, The State of, cxxiv. 275.

269. VII. Faraday, cxxxii. 176.

254. V. Felix Holt, the Radical, cxxiv. 435.

259. VII. Ferenzac's, De, Recollections of the Grand Army, cxxvii.

213.

255. II. Ferguson, Adam, cxxv. 48.

241.

III. Fergusson's History of the Modern Styles of Architecture,
cxviii. 71.

266. VII. Fergusson on Tree and Serpent Worship, cxxx. 484.
281. VIII.
on Rude Stone Monuments, cxxxviii. 186.
257. III. Ferrier's, Professor, Philosophical Remains, cxxvi. 71.

NO.

278.

ART.

V. Fiji Islands, The, cxxxvi. 429.

243. II. Flavian Cæsars, The, and the Antonines, cxix, 26
230. VIII. Forbes's Iceland, cxiii. 533.

245.

I. Forster's Life of Sir John Eliot, cxx. 1.
Life of Landor, cxxx. 217.

265. IX.

The Military Institutions of, cxxvi. 269.
cxxxiii. 1.

Communal, cxxxiv. 250.

Census of, in 1872, cxl. 383.

251. XI. Franchise, The, Extension of, cxxiii. 263.
259. VI. Francis, Sir Philip, Memoirs of, cxxvii. 166.
265. VIII. Freeman's History of the Norman Conquest, cxxx
246. V. French Anti-Clerical Novels, cxx. 437.

276. VII. Frere, John Hookham, The works of, cxxxv. 472.
251. I. Fresco-Painting, Modern, cxxiii. 1.
266.

II. Freshfield's Travels in the Caucasus, cxxx. 337.
243. VIII. Froude's History of England, Vols. V.-VIII., cxix
Reign of Elizabeth, Vols. III.-IV., cxxiv

254. VII.

267. I.

279. V.

284. VII.

Vols. V.-VI., cxxxi.

English in Ireland, cxxxvii. 122.
Irish Parliament and Irish Rebellion, cxx

264. II. Fungi, Edible, cxxix. 333.

259. I. Gachard's Don Carlos and Philip II., cxxvii. 1.
247. VIII. Gairdner's Memorials of Henry VII., cxxi. 200.
251. III. Galleries, Public, and Irresponsible Boards, cxxiii.
269. IV. Galton on Hereditary Genius, cxxxii. 100.
274. IV. Game and Game Laws, cxxxiv. 390.

254. VIII. Gems, Antique, cxxiv. 511.

279. X. Geneva Arbitration, The, cxxxvii. 264.
239. II. Gentz, Frederic von, Diaries of, cxvii. 42.
228. I. Geographical Researches, Recent, cxii. 296.
267. II. Geological Theory in Britain, cxxxi. 39.
257. I. George III., The Early Administrations of, cxxvi.
272. VI. German Empire, The, cxxxiii. 459.

261. VIII. Germany, New, cxxviii. 237.

270. IX.

280. VIII.

255.

-, France, and England, cxxxii. 554.

Religious Movement in, cxxxvii. 529.

V. Glass Painting, Modern, cxxv. 154.

282. X. Gold Coast, The, Affairs on, cxxxviii. 569.
239. III. Goldfields and Goldminers, cxvii. 82.

249. IX. Gordon, Lady Duff, her Letters from Egypt, cxxii.
228. VI. Grand Remonstrance, The, and Arrest of the Fiv

bers, cxii. 460.

263. IX. Grant, General Ulysses Simpson, cxxix. 230.
275. VIII. Grant's Central Provinces of India, cxxxv. 196.
234.

X. Gray, David, cxv. 567.

240. X. Greek Revolution, The, cxvii. 570.

242. II. Gregorovius' Mediæval Rome, cxviii. 342.

NO. ART.

286. VII. Grenadier Guards, The, cxl. 462.

286. IX. Greville, Mr. Charles, The Journal of, cxl. 515.
252. I. Grote, Mr., his Plato, cxxiii. 297.

278. VIII.

281. X.

227. VII.

his Aristotle, cxxxvi. 515.

Personal Memoir of, cxxxviii. 218.

Mrs., her Memoir of Ary Scheffer, cxii. 101.

228. IV. Grotius and the Sources of International Law, cxii. 386.
245. IX. Guérin, Eugenie de, cxx. 249.

234. III. Guessard's Edition of the Carlovingian Romances, cxv.

359.

265. I. Guicciardini, The Unpublished Works of, cxxx. 1.

274.

II. Guilds, English, cxxxiv. 342.

248. IX. Guizot's Meditations on Christianity, cxxi. 553.

276. III.

285. VII.

Memoir of the late Duke de Broglie, cxxxv. 347.
History of France, cxl. 201.

236. VIII. Halicarnassus, The Mausoleum at, cxvi. 461.
285. V. Hall's Modern English, cxl. 143.

253. IV. Hamilton, Sir William, his Philosophy, cxxiv. 120.
283. VI. Heer's Primeval Life in Switzerland, cxxxix. 151.
277. III. Helps' Thoughts upon Government, cxxxvi. 83.
261. VII. Henry, Prince, the Navigator, cxxviii. 200.

248.

II. Heraldic Manuals, cxxi. 328.

236. II. Herculanean Papyri, The, cxvi. 318.

232.

244.

262.

256.

228.

229.

236.

245.

X. Hessey, Dr., his Bampton Lectures: Sunday, cxiv. 535.
II. Highways, The History of, cxix. 340.

III. Hindoo Fairy Legends, cxxviii. 350.

V. Holbein, Hans, Life and Works of, cxxv. 410.
V. Holy Land, The Churches of the, cxii. 423.
Note to the above article, cxiii. 307.

IX. Hops at Home and Abroad, cxvi. 491.

V. Horses, English, cxx. 114.

282. V. - The Breeding of, cxxxviii. 426.

271. III. House of Commons, The, Business of, cxxxiii. 57.

270. I. Hübner's, Baron, Sixtus V., cxxxii. 291.

281. III.

Trip round the World, cxxxviii. 65.

239. VII. Hugo, Victor, his 'Les Misérables,' cxvii. 208.

253. III. Huguenots, The, Annals of, cxxiv. 86.

227. IX. Humboldt and Varnhagen von Ense, Correspondence of,

cxii. 213.

263. VIII. Hunter's Annals of Rural Bengal, cxxix. 200.

240. XI. Huxley, Professor, on Man's Place in Nature, cxvii. 541.

249. II. Idiot Asylums, cxxii. 37.

239.

I. India under Lord Dalhousie, cxvii. 1.

240. VI.

243. IV.

244. IV.

250. III.
274. III.

Lord Canning, cxvii. 444.

The Progress of, cxix. 95.

Human Sacrifices and Infanticide in, cxix. 389.

The Rock-Cut Temples of, cxxii. 371.

European Adventurers in, cxxxiv. 361.

NO.
257.

ART.

V. Indian Costumes and Textile Fabrics, cxxvi. 125.
266. IX.
Judges, British and Native, cxxx. 539.

264. III. Industry, Competitive, of Nations, cxxix. 366.

274. VII. Inns of Court and of Chancery, cxxxiv. 483.

268. V. Insane, The, Non-Restraint in the Treatment of, cxxxi.

418.

243. IX. Ireland, cxix. 279.

250. VIII.

255. VI.

The Cromwellian Settlement of, cxxii. 518.
Tenant Compensation in, cxxv. 187.

260. VI. Irish, The, abroad, cxxvii. 502.

252. V.

267. IX.

275. VII.

Church, The, cxxiii. 454.

Land Question, The, cxxxi. 256.
University Education, cxxxv. 166.

235. VII. Iron, its Uses and Manufacture, cxvi. 204.

282. I.

249.

229.

Mask, The, cxxxviii. 301.

III. Italian Art, Early, cxxii. 74.
IX. Italy, The Kingdom of, exiii. 253.

231. IX.

265.
229.

Church Reformation in, cxiv. 233.

III. Jacquemont's, Victor, Letters, cxxx. 57.
II. Japan and the Japanese, cxiii. 37.

277. VIII.

279.

234.

243.

274.

268.

239.

254.

Reform in, cxxxvi. 244.

I. Jerusalem, The Recovery of, cxxxvii. 1.
I. Jesse's Memoirs of Richard III., cxv. 293.

V. Jewish History, Dean Milman and Dean Stanley on, cxix.
137.

I. Jowett's, Professor, Translation of Plato, cxxxiv. 303.
II. Juana la Loca, cxxxi. 341.

VI. Judaism, Modern, cxvii. 180.

I. Kaye's History of the Sepoy War, Vol. I., cxxiv. 299.

271. IV.

282. VIII. Kew Gardens, cxxxviii. 510.

cxxxiii. 90.

240. I. Kinglake's Invasion of the Crimea, cxvii. 307.

241.

Note to the above article, cxviii. 303.

262. IV. Kinglake's Invasion of the Crimea, cxxviii. 379.

263. II. Kingsdown's, Lord, Recollections of the Bar, cxxix. 40.
244. VIII. Kirk's Charles the Bold, cxix. 530.

275. II. Lace-making as a Fine Art, cxxxv. 37.

233.

IX. Lady of La Garaye, The, cxv. 243.

264. IV. Lafayette, Madame de, Memoir of, cxxix. 399.
253. VIII. Lamb, Charles, cxxiv. 261

274. VI. Land, Tenure of, Essays on, cxxxiv. 449.

271. VI. Laugel's Problems of Nature and Life, cxxxiii. 145.

232. III. Lavergne on the Agriculture of France, cxiv. 348.
I. Lawrence, Sir John, Foreign Policy of, cxxv. 1.

Lord, The Viceroyalty of, cxxxi. 305.
Sir Henry, Life of, cxxxviii. 120.

V. Lecky's Influence of Rationalism, cxxi. 426.

NO. ART.

265. II. Lecky's History of European Morals, cxxx. 36.
225. VII. Legal Reform, Progress of, cxi. 189.

235. III. Lewis, Sir G. C., his Astronomy of the Ancients, cxvi. 80.
241. V.
on Forms of Government, cxviii. 138.

283. I. Libraries, Ancient and Modern, cxxxix. 1.

277. VII. Life and Disease, Researches on, cxxxvi. 216.

230. IX. Lincoln, President, Election of, and its Consequences, cxiii.

555.

245. VII. Livingston, Edward, Life of, cxx. 189.

267. VI. London Topography and Street Nomenclature, cxxxi. 155.
245. IV. Lord, Our, History of, in Art, cxx. 94.

256. VII. Louis XV., The Reign of, cxxv. 470.

270. VI. Lubbock's, Sir John, Prehistoric Times, cxxxii. 439.
241. IX. Lyell on the Antiquity of Man, cxviii. 254.
261. IV. Lytton's Chronicles and Characters, cxxviii. 109.

225. X. Macaulay, Lord, cxi. 273.

232. I.

-, his History of England, Vol. V., cxiv. 279.

242. IV. Macknight's Life of Lord Bolingbroke, cxviii. 404.

258.

III. Madagascar, The Christians of, cxxvi. 376.

278. IV. Magnetism, Terrestrial, cxxxvi. 407.

253.

I. Mahomet, cxxiv. 1.

227. XI. Mai, Cardinal, his Edition of the Vatican Codex, cxii. 256.
260. VII. Malleson's French in India, cxxvii. 537.

246. VI. Man and Nature, cxx. 464.

252.

IV. Marie Antoinette, Correspondence of, cxxiii. 423.
265. X. Marriage Law of the Empire. The, cxxx. 254.
272. IX. Martin, Theodore, his Horace, cxxxiii. 530.

251. X. Mary Tudor and Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, cxxiii. 248.
280. II. Maury on Sleep and Dreams, cxxxvii. 330.

233. VIII. May's Constitutional History of England, cxv. 211.
251. II. Mazarin, Cardinal, The Youth of, cxxiii. 34.

278. VII. Medicine and Surgery, The Progress of, cxxxvi. 488.
233. V. Mendelssohn's Letters, cxv. 127.

255. VIII. Meteoric Showers, cxxv. 252.

276. IV. Miall, Mr., on Disestablishment, cxxxv. 366.

271. VIII. Military Forces of the Crown, The, cxxxiii. 207.

266. XI. Mill, John Stuart, on the Subjection of Women, cxxx. 572.
283. IV.
Autobiography of, cxxxix. 91.

263. VII. Milman, Dean, his Annals of St. Paul's, cxxix. 170.

226. II. Milton, the Youth of, cxi. 312.

283. VII. Minto, First Earl of, Life and Correspondence of, cxxxix.

181.

234. VI. Mommsen's Roman History, cxv. 440.

260. III. Monks of the West, The, cxxvii. 397.

232. II. Montalembert's Monks of the West, cxiv. 318.

234. IX. Monuments, Public, cxv. 541.

271.

225.

IX. Morris's Earthly Paradise, cxxxiii. 243.

I. Mortality in Trades and Professions, cxi. 1.

229. VII. Motley's History of the United Netherlands, cxiii. 182.