ABOUT A BARBEL, 408.
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR, THE, 398.
AMBASSADOR, THE COMPLETE, 850.
America, dissimilarities among the
people of, 275, 277 et seq.- the
colour problem in, 276
AMERICAN REGIMENT, THE ROYAL,
684.

American South West, herding the
sheep of the, 105 et seq.
AMERICAN, THE AVERAGE, 275.
'Annals of the King's Royal Rifle
Corps' by Captain Lewis Butler,
vol. i., notice of, 685 et seq.
ARCADY, SOME ACCOUNT OF, 266.
AUTUMN TINTS IN MR PUNCH'S
COVER(T), 696.

AVERAGE AMERICAN, THE, 275.
Avontoun, Lord: see Blair, Robert.
BACKGROUND OF A WAR, THE I.,
THE PRESS, 522-II., LETTERS OF
MARQUE, 621.

"BARBARISM, METHODS OF," 94.
BARBEL, ABOUT A, 408.

Bell, Professor George Joseph, unpub.
lished letter of, to Lord President
Blair, 386.

Blair, Robert (Lord President), early
career of, at the Bar, 379-unpub-
lished letters to: from Sir Ralph
Abercromby, 381; from John Clerk
of Eldin, 382; from the Duke of
Portland, 383; from Lord Advocate
Charles Hope, ib., 384; from Lord
Woodhouselee, 385; from Professor
George Joseph Bell, 386-appoint-
ment of, as Lord President of the
Court of Session, with title of Lord
Avontoun, 385 death of, 386-
tribute to, by Sir Walter Scott,
ib. statue of, in the Hall of the
Parliament House, 387.
Bolingbroke, Lord, help rendered the
Jacobites by, 448 et seq. passim.
Bonaparte, Jerome, reign of, as King of
Westphalia, 85 et seq.
BOSOM OF THE M'RORYS, THE,

-

349.

Bouquet, Lieut.-Colonel Henri, tactics
of, against the rebel Indians in North
America, 690 et seq.

BRAXFIELD, THE LAST M'QUEEN OF,

816.
BRAZIL, 257.

Brazil, life in, 257-description of the
capital of, ib. - growth of coffee in,
258 trade between Germany and,
259-different nationalities in, ib. et
seq. the self-government of, 263
et seq.

Bristol University, excessive conferring
of degrees at, 699 et seq.-treatment
of Professor Gerothwohl at, 701 et
seq.

Buckingham, varied interest of the
county of, 704 et seq.-political asso-
ciations of, 707.

CAMPAIGN, THE LAND, 708.
CAMPING TRIP IN THE SELKIRKS, A,
229.

CANAL, ON CASCADING INTO THE, 54.
CAPTURE AT SEA, 211.

Captured fortresses, fate of the de-
fenders of, 369 et seq.

Carlyle, Thomas, opinions of, regarding
peace and war, 563 et seq.

Carnegie, Andrew, gift of the Palace of
Peace at The Hague by, 561-char-
acteristics of, ib. et seq.

CARRY TWO, PUT DOWN ONE AND,
530.

Cattle stampede, description of a, on
the prairie, 670 et seq.

Cecil, Lord Robert, report of, in Mar-
coni Select Committee inquiry, 139
et seq.

Chamberlain, Austen, testimony of, re-
garding the House of Commons, 418.
Channel tunnel, the projected, 420 et
seq.-dangers of, 421 et seq.
CHARACTER AND POLITICS, 573.
Chevalier St George, the, flight of, from

France to Scotland, in 1715, 445 et seq.
Churchill, Winston, speech of, at the
National Liberal Club, 291.

CIUDAD RODRIGO, BADAJOZ, AND SAN
SEBASTIAN, THE SACKING OF, 367.
Clerk, John, of Eldin, unpublished

letter of, to Lord President Blair, 382.
COMPLETE AMBASSADOR, THE, 850.
Cotswold country, the, description of,
266 et seq.-the inhabitants of, 268--
the houses of, 269-the barns of, 270
-the parish churches of, 272--social
life in, 273.

COURTESY, VENETIAN, 360.

COWBOY, THE PASSING OF THE, 661.
Coyote, depredations of the, 110 et seq.
CRICKET SEASON OF 1913, THE, 824.
Croatan Indians of North Carolina, the,
320 et seq.-history of the race of, 323
et seq.

Crowd, the, power of, in the present
day, 423 et seq. passim crimes of,
during the French Revolution, 424
-an American view of, 426 et seq.
'Crowds: A Study of the Genius of
Democracy, and of the Fears, De-
sires, and Expectations of the People,'
by Gerald Stanley Lee, notice of, 426
et seq.

Cumberland, Duke of, calumnious
stories as to conduct of, in the '45
campaign, 489.
Defoe, influence of, on the English
novel, 571.

Democratic rule, Bishop Welldon's

warning as to the danger of, 581.
Detroit, expedition for the relief of, in
the North American War, 690 et seq.
"Divine Gift, the, a Play in Three
Acts," by Henry Arthur Jones, ex-
amination of, 283 et seq.
DOLLAR, THE ALMIGHTY, 398.
Dollar, the coin, origin of the name, 400
-variations in the mint standard and
value of, 401 et seq. passim-explana-
tion of the sign for, 401-the Spanish
or Mexican, 402 et seq.-the pillar or
cannon, 404-the Maria Theresa, 405

et seq.
Dublin, old mansions in and around, 178

et seq.

Dutch Republic, fate of the, and its
causes, 567 et seq.

EL DORADO, SIR WALTER RALEGH'S
SEARCH FOR, 771.

EMPIRE AND THE PRIVY COUNCIL, 838.
'English Novel, the,' by George Saints-
bury, notice of, 569 et seq.

Fall of the Dutch Republic, the,' by
Hendrik Willem von Loon, notice
of, 567.

FELL FOX-HUNTING, 42.

Fielding, Henry, excellence of the fiction
of, 571.

Foreign vessels, insurance of, by British
underwriters, 217 et seq.
Fortified cities, pillaging of, when sur-
rendered, 373 et seq.

-

GENTLEMAN WHO PASSED, THE: AN
INCIDENT OF THE YEAR 1715, 445.
George, Lloyd, vindication by, as re-
gards his purchase of Marconi shares,
141 et seq., 289, 419-comparison of,
with Henri Rochefort, 289-the land
campaign of, 419, 708 et seq.-failure
of the measures of, 419, 708 et seq.-
treatment of the doctors by, in con-
nection with the Insurance Act, 575-
speeches of, at Bedford and at Swin-
don, 709-attack on sport by, ib.-
attempt to explain the decline of
agriculture by, 710 et seq.-exagger-
ated statements by, regarding rural
housing, 711-scheme of, for the
management of the land, 712 et seq.
-Mr Larkin and, 868.

Georgian Society, publications of the,
regarding Irish old country houses,
178 et seq.

Gerothwohl, Professor, treatment of,
at Bristol University, 701 et seq.
Government, the, treachery of, in pass-
ing the Parliament Act, 574-treat-
ment by, of the railway companies
as regards the Railway (No. 2) Act,
577 et seq.

GREAT JUDGE, A, 378.
HAPPY-GO-LUCKY, Chaps. XXIII.-XXVI.
(The End), 117.

HARDWICKE, LORD, 482.

Hope, Lord Advocate Charles, unpub-
lished letters of, to Lord President
Blair, 383, 384-vote of censure of,
proposed by Samuel Whitbread in
the House of Commons, 384.
House of Commons, the, nullity of, 417
et seq.-deterioration in the personnel
of, 573, 577 et seq.

House of Lords, postponement of reform
of the, 416.

IN THE HOUR OF NEED, 603.
IN THE WAKE OF THE WESTERN
SHEEP, 105.

Indian territory, method of white
settlement of, by the United States
Government, 669 et seq.

Indians, the American, inauguration of
a memorial to, at New York, 661 et
seq.-use of, in the North American
War between France and England,
688 - discontent of, after downfall
of the French power in Canada,
689 et seq.reprisals against, 690
et seq.

Indians, the Croatan, of North Carolina,
320 et seq.-history of the race of, 323
et seq.
International maritime insurance, the
practice of, 217 et seq.
'Inventory of the Historical Monu-
ments in Buckingham North and
South, an,' notice of, 704 et seq.
IRELAND, OLD COUNTRY HOUSES IN,
178.

Isaacs, Sir Rufus, defence of, in House
of Commons' debate on purchase of
Marconi shares, 141.

JOHN COPE'S YEAR AT OXFORD, 187.
Jones, Henry Arthur, "The Divine
Gift, a Play in Three Acts," by, ex-
amination of, 283 et seq.

JUDGE, A GREAT, 378.

KINGDOM, THE MIDSHIPMAN'S, 83.
King's Royal Rifle Corps, the: see Royal
American Regiment.

'La Lanterne, founding of, by Henri
Rochefort, 287-description of, ib.-
suppression of, 288.

Labour Party, attacks by the, on our
older Universities, 698 et seq.
Lake country, the, fox-hunting in, 42 et
seq.terriers of, 51-hounds of, 52.
LAND CAMPAIGN, THE, 708.
Larkin, Mr, and Mr George, 868.
'Life and Correspondence of Philip
Yorke, Earl of Hardwicke,' by Philip
C. Yorke, M. A. Oxon., notice of,
482 et seq.

'Life and Letters of George William
Frederick, fourth Earl of Clarendon,'
by the Right Hon. Herbert Maxwell,
notice of, 856.

'Life of Edward Bulwer, first Lord
Lytton,' by his Grandson, the Earl of
Lytton, notice of, 860.

LORD HARDWICKE, 482.
'Lord Lyons: A Record of British
Diplomacy,' by Lord Newton, notice
of, 850.

Loreburn, Lord, 'Capture at Sea' by,
notice of, 215 et seq.-testimony of,
regarding the House of Commons, 418.
Louisbourg, the siege of, 688.
Lyons, Lord, personal characteristics

of, 851 et seq.-at Washington, 854-
the Trent affair, 855-his residence in
Paris, 856.

Lytton, Lord, the First, 860-an artist

in dress, ib. et seq.-sentimentality
of, 862 industry of, 863- 'The
Caxtons,' 866.
MA ME, 388.

M'Queen, J. Rainier, strange will of,
816-friendship with Walter Pater,
817-solitary disposition of, 818-
powerful memory of, 819-dislike to
Mr Gladstone, 820-life in the Island
of Yell, 821-his opinion of the people
of Lanark, 823.

M'QUEEN OF BRAXFIELD, THE LAST,

816.
M'RORYS, THE BOSOM OF THE, 349.
Mahsir or barbel, frequency of, in
Indian waters, 408-taking of, in
rivers, 409 et seq.-weight of, 411-
native modes of catching, 415.
Marconi Company, the, report of Select
Committee as to agreement between
the Government and, 138 et seq.-
debate in the House of Commons as
to purchase of shares in, by Ministers,
141 et seq.-Lloyd George on his pur-
chase of shares in, 141, 289 et seq., 419.
Maria Theresa dollar, the, 405-circula-
tion of, 406.

Medical men, Lloyd George's treatment
of, in connection with the Insurance
Act, 575.

Merino sheep, herding of the, in S.-W.
America, 105 et seq.

"METHODS OF BARBARISM," 94.
MIDSHIPMAN'S KINGDOM, THE, 83.
MIRAGE, 221.

Moore, Sir John, death of, at the battle
of Corunna, 381.

MR PUNCH'S

TINTS IN, 696.
Murray, Lord, mysterious disappear-
of, 138-purchase of Marconi shares
by, 419.
MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD: July, 128
August, 280 September, 416
October, 561-November, 698-Dec-
ember, 860.

--

National Liberal Club, the, speech of
Lloyd George at, 289 et seq.-speech
of Winston Churchill at, 291.
NEED, IN THE HOUR OF, 603.
NEPAL HILLS, IN THE SHADOW OF
THE, 542.

NEW ROAD, THE, Chaps. I.-V.,

IX., 149-X.-XIII., 293-XIV. -XVI., 499
-XVII.-XIX., 640-xx.-XXII., 781.
Novel, the English, history of, 569 et
seq.-influence of Defoe on, 571-
some celebrated writers of, ib. et

demand for popular control of, ib. et
seq.

OXFORD, JOHN COPE'S YEAR AT, 187.
Palace of Peace, the, at The Hague,
gift of, by Andrew Carnegie, 561 et
seq.-fallacious object of, 563.
Parliament Act, treachery of Govern-
ment in passing the, 574.
PASSED, THE GENTLEMAN WHO: AN
INCIDENT OF THE YEAR 1715, 445.
PASSING OF THE COWBOY, THE, 661.
Peace, the arguments for, 563 et seq.
Peel, John, the huntsman, character of,
44-the hunting-song in memory of,

ib.

Peninsular War, character of the British
Army in the, 368.

Piastre, history of the, 402.

Piece of eight, origin of the coin named,
401.

Pillar or cannon dollar, the, 404.
Pinero, Sir Arthur, play of "The
Second Mrs Tanqueray " by, 280 et

seq.

POLITICS, CHARACTER AND, 573.
Portland, Duke of, unpublished letter
of, to Lord President Blair, 383.
POST ROAD THROUGH THE SYRIAN
DESERT, A: I., 584-II., 801.
POWER-HOUSE, THE, 715.
Press-gang, hardships of the, in the
seventeenth and eighteenth cen-
turies, 523 et seq.

Private property at sea, capture of,
211 et seq.-Lord Loreburn's book
on, 215 et seq.

Privateers, excesses committed by, in
the seventeenth and eighteenth cen-
turies, 623 et seq.-alliance of, with
smugglers, 625-encouragement given
to, by the French Government, 629-
attacks of, on convoys, ib. et seq.
remissness of the English Navy as
regards the depredations of, 633 et
seq. destruction of some, 637 et

seq.

PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE EMPIRE, THE,
838.

Public opinion, an enlightened, Lord
Stanley on the importance of, 582.
PUT DOWN ONE AND CARRY TWO,
530.

Ralegh, Sir Walter, sails in search
of El Dorado, 772-publishes the
'Descoverie,' 773-charged with false
statements, 774-second voyage of,
776-returns to England, 779-be-
headed in Old Palace Yard, 780
Rebellion of 1715, flight of the Chev-

alier St George across France to
join Lord Mar's forces in the, 445

et seq.
Rifle, the superiority of, over the
smoothbore, 686 introduction of,
into the British Army, 687.

Rio de Janeiro, description of, 257.
ROAD, THE NEW, Chaps 1.-V., 1—VI.-
IX., 149—x.-XIII., 293-xiv.-XVI., 499
-XVII.-XIX., 640-xx.-XXII., 781.
ROANOKE, SIR WALTER RALEIGH'S
LOST COLONY OF, 320.

Rochefort, Henri, death of, 286-char-
acter and career of, ib. et seq.-'La
Lanterne' founded by, 287-vitupera-
tions of, 288-comparison of Lloyd
George with, 289.

Rockies, the Canadian, a camping trip
in, 229 et seq.

ROYAL AMERICAN REGIMENT, THE,
684.

Royal American Regiment, the, raising
of, 686-services of, in the war be-
tween France and England in North
America, ib. et seq.-some subsequent
services of, 695.

Rye, past and present condition of the
harbour of, 621-blockading by priv-
ateers of vessels at, 622.

SACKING OF CIUDAD RODRIGO, Bada-
JOZ, AND SAN SEBASTIAN, THE,

367.
Saintsbury, Professor, on some cele-
brated writers of fiction, 571 et seq.
San Sebastian, centenary of the storm-
ing of, 367-excesses of the British
soldiery at, ib.

Sausage-Seller and the Tanner, the, 867.
Scott, Sir Walter, tribute to Lord
President Blair by, 385.

Scottish Small Landholders Act, use-
lessness of the, 714.

SEA, CAPTURE AT, 211.

Seamen, impressing of, in the seven-
teenth and eighteenth centuries, 523
et seq.
"Second Mrs Tanqueray, the," at the
St James's Theatre, 280 et seq.-fail-
ure of, 282 et seq.

SELKIRKS, A CAMPING TRIP IN THE,
229.

SHADOW OF THE NEPAL HILLS, IN
THE, 542.

SIR WALTER RALEGH'S SEARCH FOR
EL DORADO, 771.

SIR WALTER RALEIGH'S LOST COLONY
OF ROANOKE, 320.

Small Holdings Act, failure of the, 713

TALE OF WAR, A: THE WINEPRESS,

429.

Thaler, history of the, 400.

Threlkeld churchyard, remarkable ceno-
taph in, 42.

Unionist Party, present duty of the, to
define their programme, 583.
VENETIAN COURTESY, 360.

WAR, THE BACKGROUND OF A: I.,
THE PRESS, 522-II., LETTERS OF
MARQUE, 621.

Welldon, Bishop, warning of, as to the
danger of democratic rule, 581.
West American cowboy, the, disappear-
ance of, 663-life and surroundings
of, 664 et seq.-thieving propensities
of, 666 et seq. - fallacies regarding,

WINEPRESS, THE: A TALE OF WAR,
429.

Wyndham, George, death of, 143–
career of, ib. et seq. - appointment
of, as Chief Secretary for Ireland,
144-the Land Purchase Act of, ib.
-political creed of, 145-literary
achievements of, 146 et seq.

Yorke, Colonel Joseph, letters from,
during the Jacobite rising of the
'45, 488 et seq.

Yorke, Philip (Earl of Hardwicke),
parentage and education of, 483-
promotion of, at the Bar, 484-poli-
tical leanings of, ib. et seq.-entrance
of, into Parliament, 486-alliance of,
with the Duke of Newcastle, ib. et
seq. passim-part taken by, in the
government of the country, 491-
retirement of, from office, 493 et seq.
-death of, 497-character of, ib. et
seq.-sons of, 498 note.