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Colliery Accidents-

Bryn Hall, Wigan, 119.
Ebbw Vale, 3.
Kelsall Hall, 91.
Marley, 85.

Moss, Wigan, 37.
Oakwood, 52.
Seaham, 44
Talke, 104

Wynnstay, Ruabon, 115.
Collier, Justice, 44, 45, 49.
Collisions at Sea-

Alabama and Abeona, 128.
Baltimore and Lorenzo Semprun,
70.

Chacobuco and Torch, 105.
David Burn and Earl Percy, 17.
Kestrel and Frankland, 14.
Madagascar and Widgeon, 32.
Murillo and Northfleet, 100.
Northumberland and Hercules, 96.
Parthia and Emiliano, 60.
Providence, 42.
Columbia market, 44.

Colquhoun, Sir James, drowned, 145.
Comédie Francaise Company, 31.
Comet discovered, 123.

Consort Prince, anniversary of death,

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Disraeli, continued-

Rectorial address at Glasgow, 140.
at Conservative Association, 141.
announces meeting of Parliament,

149.

dissolution address, 150.

at Aylesbury, 152.

Argyll correspondence, 153.
at Newport Pagnell, 153.
at Buckingham, 155.
accepts office, 157.
re-election, 161.

on New Parliament, 162.
Döllinger excommunication, 13, 21.
at Oxford, 27.
declaration, 28.

rector of Munich, 33, 50.
Drownings-
Avoch, 28.

Crawford, Mary, 53.
Cumbrae, 82
Hartlepool, 17.
Illinois (bridge), 116.
Lochlomond, 145.
Moulsey, West, 145.
Santander, 139.
Tyne, 146.

Windermere, 130.
Woolwich, 138.
Dubourg, death of M., 68.
Duc de Aumale-

on Montalembert, 113.
Ducrot, General, 143.
Duels-

Ranc and Cassagnac, 123.
About and Hervé, 129.
Manteuffel and Gröben, 143.
Dufferin, Lord Clandeboye, 44.
Dumas, remains of, 67.

E.

Antioch, 65.

Cullen, Cardinal, on Education, 53, Earthquakes-

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Dalling, Lord, 6.

Davy statue, 86.

D.

Deerhound detention, 122, 129, 133.
Denison inhibition, 55.

School inspection, 64.

on the Catholic element, 130.
on Disestablishment, 134.

Denison, Speaker, retires, 50, 56.

Lord Ossington, 57.
death, 107.

Denman, Justice, 86.

Deptford market, 50.

Derby free library, 42.
Derby, Earl-

on Conservative policy, 52.
on state railways, 121.
on black men, 136.
Discount rate, 2, 91, 139.
Disestablishment conference, 84.
Dilke, Sir C., on royalty, 44, 47.
Disraeli, Right Honourable B.-
on her Majesty, 39.
early writings, 43.

Lord Rector, Glasgow, 46.
at Manchester, 65.

at Crystal Palace, 73.

Irish University Bill, 108.

sent for by her Majesty, 109.

declines office, 109.

on the Tory party, 110.

on Burial Bill, 112.

on Metropolitan Constituencies, 117.

Bath letter, 134.

Bathang, 11.

England, 5.

Malay Archipelago, 3.
St. Thomas, 36.

Eclipse, 49

Edinburgh, Duke of-

at Rome, 114.

marriage, 118, 124, 125, 127, 149.

at St. Petersburg, 146, 149.

at Berlin, 159.

return, 160.

entry into London, 161.

addresses to, 162.

Education Union, 101.

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Bath, 135.
Dover, 47:

East Staffordshire, 129.
Exeter, 144.
Greenwich, 128.
Hull, 137
Limerick (Butt), 38.
North Notts, 59.
North West-Riding, 55.
Plymouth, 47.
Renfrewshire, 132.
Shaftesbury, 131.
Stroud, 147.

Taunton, 135, 147, 151.
West Surrey, 36.

Ely celebration, 136.

Emma Mine Company, 104.
Emanuel Hospital, 117.

England, Church of

Romanist teaching, 121, 122. (See
Convocation.)

Euphrates railway, 113.

European Assurance, 53, 88.
Exhibition, London, 40, 68.
Dublin, 71.

Vienna, 115, 138.
Executions-

Campbell, Michael, 14.
Communist Generals, 47.
Cotton, "poisoner," III.
Durham, 147.
Gloucester, 147.
Holmes, Charles, 79.
Maidstone, 79:

Montgomery, inspector, 131.
Shere Ali, 63.
Explosions-
Agra Fort, 47.
Blackburn, 159.
Camborne, 64.
Carthagena, 147.
Chelsea, 40.

Engine, Glasgow, 57.
Faversham, 55.

Glasgow, 142.

Greenwich, 54.

Hounslow (powder), 82.

Lambeth (fireworks), 139.
Morges, 3.
Oceanus, 66.
Oswestry, 71.
Paris, 22.

Roslin, powder, 70.
Ruth brigantine, 43.
Stowmarket, 35.
Tradeston, Glasgow, 75.
Whitehall (gun-cotton), 77.

F.

Famine in Persia, 47.

Female intimidation, 118.
Remains found, 132.
Fenians in Canada, 42.
prisoners, 161.

Ferguson, Sir James, 106.
Fires-

Alexandra Palace, 120, 130.

America, 80.

Antrim House, 143.

Ardverikie, 136.

Baltimore, 127.

Berkeley Square, 119.

Boston, 90, 119.

Burlington Arcade, 35.
Canterbury cathedral, 81.
Chicago, 41, 132.
City flour mills, 91, 92,
Derry castle, 67.
Don Juan, slaver, 27.
Dundee, 160.
Dusseldorf, 64.
Escurial, 84.
Exeter, 133.
Forest, 42
Glasgow, 64.
Holkar Hall, 5.

Hayfield cotton mill, 43.
Kentish Town, 81.
Lafayette, 39.
Leith pier, 48.
Lichfield, 99.

Lisbon, Embassy, 151.

Liverpool, 103.

Lorraine museum, 32.

Manchester Athenæum, 133.

Marland mill, 76.

Miles Platting, 115.

Melkshott, Romsey, 78.
Musselburgh, 160.
Nagpore, 140.
New York hotel, 94.
Niblo's theatre, 70.
Oxford music ha
Pantechnicon, 155.

Paris, 23, 26.

88.

Paris Opera House, 138.

Fires, continued
Pavilion Road, 7.
Penryn House, 10.
Port Dundas, 50.
Rainham church, 70.

St. Mary, Paddington, 75.

Tooting, 5.
Warrington, 73.
Warwick castle, 47.
Wawasset, 129.
William III, 22.

Woolwich barracks, 22.

Yeddo, 144.

Fisk, James, shot, 52.
Floods-

Ferrara, 71.
England, 75.
Italy, 88.

St. Petersburg, 136.
Flushing docks, 132.

Ford, fireman, burial of, 42,
Fox, Miss, marriage of, 71.
France-

Modification of indemnity, 1.
Lord Lyons' departure, 1.
spy drowned, 1.

peace proclamation, 1.

state of Paris, 1, 2, 4.

entry of German troops, 2.
treaty ratified, 3.

protest from Wilhelmshöhe, 3.
Hugo and Garibaldi, 4.
Column of July, flag, 4.

Assembly removes to Versailles, 46.
sentence on Flourens, &c., 5.
outbreak in Paris, 5.

murder of General Thomas, 5.
elections postponed, 6.

central committee manifesto, 6,
M. Rouher arrested, 6.

Thiers'" reassuring" circular, 7.
circular of delegates, 7.
slaughter on Place Vendome, 7.
letter from Bismarck, 7.
Garibaldi, General, 7, 8.
elections, 7.

Commune proclaimed, 8.
decrees, 8.

Paris, gates closed, 9.
Felix Pyat on elections, 9.
engagement at Courbevoie, 9.
proclamations, 10, 13.
continued fighting, 10, 11, 16.
election of mayors, 11.
Dombrowski, General, 11.
Versailles proclamations, II,
MacMahon, commander, 11.
Guizot, M. on state of, 11.
Thiers on the Commune, 12.
Notre Dame "requisition," 12.
Louis Blanc's "solution," 12.
Vendome Column decree, 13.
insurgents driven back, 13.

marriage under the Commune, 14.
hostages threatened, 14.

forts taken, 15, 17.

plea for clemency, 16.

Commune decrees, 16.

Freemason demonstration, 16.
Clameret arrested, 17.

appeal to Parisians, 18

views of Count de Chambord, 18.

Issy captured, 19.

Communist dissensions, 19.

German treaty signed, 21.

Thiers property seized, 25.

Vanvres entered, 21.

Vendome Column destroyed, 21,
hostages again threatened, 22,
newspapers suppressed, 22.
Rochefort arrested, 22.
Versailles troops enter Paris, 22,
Paris fired by Communists, 23.
hostages murdered, 23.
women executed, 24.
Belleville taken, 24.

France, continued-

Commune suppressed, 25.
National Guard disarmed, 25.
funeral of the hostages, 27.
Orleans, Princes, elected, 27, 50.
Internationalist manifesto, 28.
loan subscribed, 29.
elections, 30.

Chambord manifesto, 31.
resignation of Jules Favre, 33.
resignation of M. Thiers, 34.
Communist trials, 34, 68.
army reorganization, 36.
expression of thanks, 42.
executions, 47, 59, 100.
Assembly opened, 48.
Budget discussion, 53.
debates in Assembly, 55.
Ministerial resignations, 55.
Commercial treaty, 64, 86, 99.
Bazaine trial, 69, 134.

military administration, 69, 71.
Thiers and Rouher, 74.
loan, 77, 102.

Prince Napoleon expelled, 86.
Chalons evacuated, 90.
Kerdrel report, 92.
Dufaure committee, 94.
Gramont explanation, 97.

death of Emperor Napoleon, 98, 99.
Second Chamber, 101.

Committee of Thirty, 102, 104, 105.
De Broglie's bill, 107.
Treaty of Berlin, 109.
Napoleon expulsion, 112,
resignation of M. Grevy, 113.
elections, 115.

New Ministry, 118.

President's first message, 119.
first reception, 119.
collieries bill, 123.

Germany, continued-
expulsion of Jesuits, 73.
Hansa launched, 88.

Emperor at St. Petersburg, 115, 120
Expulsion of Jesuits, 118, 153.
Parliament prorogued, 122.
Emperor's letter to Pope, 129.
Bishops fined, 131, 142.
Sedan anniversary, 131.
At Vienna, 136.

St. James's Hall meeting, 151.
Reischstag opened, 154.
military Bill, 156.
ecclesiastical Bill, 160.
Ghent rejoicings, 83.

Giant and giantess married, 28.
Gibraltar, Bishop of, 153.
Gladstone's failure, 80.

Gladstone, Right Honourable W. E.-
at Aberdeen, 39.

replies to Mr. Whalley, 40,
to Sir G. Pollock, 43.
at Blackheath, 44.

on Collier appointment, 45.
defeats, 67.

at Liverpool College, 95.

Irish University scheme, 103, 104,
106, 108.

at Croydon, 106.

ministry defeated, 108, 109,
resumes office, 109, 110.

at Mansion House, 112.

new Ministerial changes, 129, 149.
at Mold, 130.

on county suffrage, 149.
dissolution address, 150.
at Blackheath, 151.
at Woolwich, 152.

resignation, 156.

on Liberal Leadership, 161.
on New Parliament, 162.

end of foreign occupation, 127, 128, Glasgow, Loch Katrine fountain, 79.

132.

MacMahon's party, 137.

President's power, 139, 140,
new Cabinet, 143.
Assembly adjourns, 146,
new Cardinals, 147.
Emperor Napoleon, 147.
vote of confidence, 147.
nomination of Mayors, 148.
Bishops censured, 149.
Prince Imperial, 157.
Taxes, 160.

the Septennate, 162.
Franklin statue, 54.
Frederick VII. statue, 134.
Freemason, oldest, 51.

Frere, Sir B., mission, 88, 92, 99, 100,
109.

Froshdorf interviews, 128.
Froude, J. A. -

at St. Andrew's, 5.
in America, 86,

G.

Gambetta banquet, 83.

at Grenoble, 84, 92.

Galway elections, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 104.
Gastein league, 36.
Germany-

troops enter Paris, 2.
departure, 3.

Emperor at Berlin, 5.
Reichstag opened, 6.
Emperor's birthday, 7, 111.
loan, 15.

Alsace and Lorraine, 17, 42.
French treaty, 21.

troops enter Berlin, 28.
Parliament opened, 43, 65.
Bismarck to Count Arnim, 48
New year's reception, 51.
anniversary speech, 54.
school bill, 62.

Glatton launched, 4.

firing experiment, 75.
Gomm, Sir William, 88.
Goulburn, Dean, 50.
Granville, Earl-

on Liberal policy, 90.
Grant-Duff at Elgin, 147.
Great Eastern, 120.

Greatham hospital anniversary, 81.

Greek Legation abolished, 116.
Greenwich Naval College, 101.

Grote, George, memorial, 64.
Grove, Justice, 47.
Grosvenor Club, 115.

"Guy Fawkes," hippopotamus, 89.
Guizot, M., on state of France, 11.
on creeds, 73.

H.

Hague congress, 81.

Hall, Vice-Chancellor, 140.
Hampstead heath, 53.

Handel festival, 29.

Hannen, Sir James, 91.

"Happy Land" prohibited, 107.
Harrow tercentenary, 28.

Havanna, students shot, 47.

Hayward, A., on J. S. Mill, 119.

"Heathen" controversy, 80.

Helps, Arthur, 76.

Herat, reported fall of, 17.

Hessel, Dr., arrested, 100, 101.

Home rule agitation, 85, 137, 140, 157.
Honyman, Sir George, 101.

Horses, Royal commission, 104.

Hospital Sunday in London, 121.

Houses, fall of--

Fargate, Sheffield, 143.

Hugo demonstration, 146.

Hungary loan, 52.

diet, 8.

Huxley, Professor, at Aberdeen, 158

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Hyacinthe, Père, on France, 25

married, 81.
Hyde Park-

Republic demonstration, 12.
regulations, 61.
Fenian meeting, 88.
Williamson trial, 100.
regulations, 102.

Imperial interviews-

Berlin, 82.

India-

Ireland-

Home rule, 52.

New Bishop, 63.
Spencer Docks, 114.

Iron and Steel Institute, 130.
Italy-

King at Rome, 30.
Ministerial resignation, 115.

Religious Corporation Bill, 119.
Marmora's book, 153.
King at Vienna, 132.
Parliament opened, 140.

James, Solicitor-General, 133.
James, Edwin, case of, 104.
Japan-

ambassadors, 67, 79.

railways, 72, 86, 94, 95.
loan, 99.

liberty, 104.

at St. Petersburg, 113.

President attacked, 147.

Jenner, Sir William, Bart. 54.
Jersey harbour, 82.

Jessel, Sir George, 129, 131.
Jesuits and the Pope, 3-
Jones, Ernest, monument, 10.
Judicial committee, 44.

Kerr, Lady Innes, injured, 58.
Kew bridge free, 102.
Khedive's first budget, 136.
Khiva expedition, 99, 101, III.
Khiva, reported fall of, 118, 120.
slavery abolished, 122.
Russian claim, 136.
Kiel Naval Academy, 62.
Knight, Dundee, case of, 75.
Knowles, pension to Mrs., 101.
Kooka insurrection, 69.

Lahadj, occupation of, 133.
Lambeth memorial schools, 43.
Land tenure reform, 110.

Lansdowne, Marquis, under-Secre-

Law officers, retirement, 50.

Lawson, P., suspension, 103.

Leeds park opened, 83.

Leicester Square, gift of, 149.

Leith pier burnt, 48.

Leopold of Bavaria, 114.

Lesseps, M. de, Railway project, 119.

Libel Case-

Obituary, continued-
Blackett, Henry, 4.
Black, Adam, 150.
Blagden, James, 101.
Blagrove, H. G., 95.
Bonaparte-Wyse, 5.
Bovill, Chief Justice, 138.
Bowring, Sir John, 92.
Brady, Sir M., 12.
Brazil, Empress of, 101.
Bridgman, Charles, 130.
Bridport, Lady, 101.
Broadman, N., 80.
Brooks, Shirley, 158.
Brunswick, Duke of, 130.
Brydon, Dr. William, 111.
Buchanan, Robert, 105.
Burgoyne, Sir John, 40.
Burns, Colonel N., 59.
Buxton, Charles, 35.
Byng, Hon. F., 26.
Candlish, Dr. R. S., 137,
Candlish, John, 162.
Capel, James, 92.
Carmichael, John, 2.
Carter, Admiral, 153.
Chandos, Robert, 5.
Channell, Baron, 105.
Chasles, Philaréte, 125.
Charteris, Lieutenant, 142.
Chase, Chief-Justice, 116.
Chesney, General, 55.
Chesterfield, Earl of, 47.
Chubb, John, 88.
Church, Sir R., 111.
Collins, C. A., 113.
Colonsay, Lord, 152.
Combe, Thomas, 88.
Couza, Prince, 118.
Cope, J. M., 148.
Coste, J. J., 133.
Corry, Hon. F. L., 107.

Cotton, Sir Sydney, 157.
Crossley, Sir F., 52.

D'Aubigné, Dr. M., 87.
Dahl, V., 86.

Dalling and Bulwer, Lord, 70.

Daly, Rev. Dr., 58.

Davidson, J. R., 12.
Deane, Sir T., 40.

De Courcy, Wm., 144.
De Morgan, Professor, 6.
Deutsch, Emanuel O., 117.
Donati, Professor, 132.
Dorling, Henry, 111.
Douglas, Sir John, 19.
Doxat, Lewis, 3.
Duff-Gordon, Sir A., 88.
Duke, Sir James, 119.
Dwight, Major, 114.
Dymoke, Rev. John, 143.
Ellenborough, Earl of, 50.
Ellis, Rev. William, 72.
Ewing, Bishop, 118.
Evans, D. M., 146.
Feuerbach, L., 83.

Feydeau, E. A., 138.

Finlayson, Dr., 87.

Fonblanque, A. B., 86.

Forrester, "Crowquill," 70.

Forrester, John, 72.
Fox, General R., 114.

Gagarine, Prince, 62.
Gambier, Admiral, 54.
Gautier, T., 87.
Gatty, Mrs. A., 134.
Gervinius, Professor, 6.
Gill, Admiral T., 152.
Gillott, J., 52
Goodwyn, Major, 114.
Goldstücker, Dr., 62.
Gratry, Père, 55.
Graves, Robert, 105.
Graves, S. R, 100.
Gray, G. R., 69.
Greathead, M., 51.

Obituary, continued-
Greeley, Horace, 93.
Grey, Bishop, 84.
Griffith, General, 78.
Grote, George, 29.
Guise, Duc de, 77.
Guthrie, Rev. T., 104.
Halkett, Samuel, 16.
Hamilton, G. A., 38.
Hamilton, Janet, 138,
Hannay, James, 98.
Harris, Augustus, 114.

Princess,83.

Hartog, N. E., 29.
Hartmann, Moritz, 70.
Heenan, J. C., 138.
Herschel, Sir John F. W., 21.
Hinds, Bishop, 56.
Hohenlohe-Langenberg,
Holland, Sir Henry, 138.
Hope Scott, J. R., 115.
Horn, Henry L., 104.
Howden, Lord, 135.
Hudson, George, 50.
Hunt, T. L., 122.

Huyshe, Captain, 149.

Inverness, Duchess of, 128.
Jeffrey, Miss, 88.
Jelf, Canon, 38.
Johnson, J., 83.
Johnston, A. K., 32.
Jolly, Samuel, 39.
Jones, Dr. H. B., 114.
Juarez, General, 76.
Keightley, T., 89.
Kensington, Lord, 51.
Kinloch, Lord, 88.
Knight, Charles, 107.
Kuss, M., 2.
Landseer, Sir E., 134.
Lane, General, 58.
Lauriston, M., 99.
Leeds, Duke of, 79.
Leigh Hunt, Miss, 55.
Lever, Charles, 71.
Liebig, Baron, 114.

Lindsey, Sir Alexander, 54.
Lonsdale, Earl of, 62.
Low, R. I., 92.
Lushington, Hon S., 100.
Lytton, Lord, 99.

Macdermot of Coolavin, 132.
Macdonald, R. G., 108.
Macleod, Rev. Norman, 73.
Macleod, Sir D., 93.
Macready, Wm. C., 115.
Madden, Sir F., 107.
Magnay, Sir William, 9.
Maguire, J. F., 88.
Mahomed, Prince G., 79.
Mansel, Dean, 33.
Manzoni, A., 118.
Marjoribanks, Lord, 121.
Marshall, Matthew, 123.
Massingberd, Rev. F. C., 94.
Mason, George, 87.
Maurice, Rev. F. D., 64.
Maury, Commodore, 101.
Mayhew, Horace, 69.
Mazzini, Joseph, 63.
M'Clure, Sir Robert, 137.
M'Gill, Dr., 5.

M'Leod, Rev. J. C, 60.
M'Pherson, Angus, 61.
Merivale, Herman, 155.
Metz, A. de, 140.
Michelet, M., 155.
Mill, John Stuart, 117.
Milles, William, 80.
Minns, Mrs., 12.
Moon, Sir F. G., 42.

Morocco, Emperor of, 132.
Morton, Robert, 65.
Moseley, Canon, 54.
Mundt (Mulbach), 133.
Murchison, Sir R., 43
Nélaton, Dr. A., 133.

Obituary, continued-
Nepean, Rev. E., 109.
Nichols, J. G., 140.
Noel, Rev. Baptist, 100.
Norris, Edwin, 94.
Norris, Rev. Dr. 67.
Oke, G. C.. 147.
Ollivier, M., 159.
Olozaga, S. de, 133.
Omer, Pasha, 13.

Ormerod, George, 135.

Ossington, (Denison) Lord, 107.
Papineau, Louis I., 39.

Parton, Mrs., "Fanny Fern, 86.
Partridge, Professor, 112.
Paterson, Rev. Dr., 13.
Pease, Joseph, 56.

Pennefather, General, 70.
Persigny, Duc de, 53.
Pigott, Baron, 145.
Plunkett, Lord, 12.
Poole, "Paul Pry," 57.
Poniatowski, Prince, 123.
Poste, Rev. B., 12.
Pote, Rev. E., 12
Powers, Hiram, 122.

Prussia, Queen of, 144.
Purchas, Rev. J., 86.
Putman, G. P., 95.

Ramsay, Rev. Dean, 96.
Rankine, W. J. M., 96.
Rassam, C. A., 71.
Ratazzi, Signor, 119.
Raumer, F. von, 121.
Rawlinson, Major G., 145.
Rianzares, Duke de, 132.
Rolt, Sir John, 26.
Rosas, President, 139.
Rose, Sir George, 143.
Salomons, Sir D., 125.
Saxony, King of, 138.
Scarlett, Sir J. Y., 48.
Schamyl, 8.

Schetky, J. C., 154.
Schultzenstein, Dr., 7.
Schultze, Dr. M., 148.
Scott, Admiral J., 61.
Scott, John, 40.
Scrope, S. T., 87.
Sedgwick, Professor, 101.
Seward, W. H, 87.
Shaftesbury, Countess, 86.
Siamese Twins, 148.
Skey, Dr. F. C., 80.
Sliddell, Hon. J., 33.
Smethurst, Dr.,, 137.
Smith, "King," 77.
Smith, Sir A., 79.
Smith, Sir F. P., 155
Somerville, Mrs. M.. 93.
Spalding, Rev. J., 56.
St. Alban's, Duchess of, 37.
St. Simon, Marquis, 123.
Strauss, Dr. D. F., 155.
Strzelecki, Count, 134.
Sumner, Charles, 161.
Sweden, King of, 83.
Sweden, Queen of, 8.
Sydenham, Lord, 140.
Sykes, Colonel, 73.
Tegethoff, Admiral, 10.
Telbin, Wm., 146.
Thalberg, M., 16.
Thierry, A., 112.
Thomas, J. E., 135.
Thomson, Mrs., 120.
Thomson, R. W., 107.
Thorbecke, J. R., 71.
Tichborne, Lady D., 94
Tite, Sir Wm., 114.
Trevelyan, Lady, 128.
Tweedie, Captain, 154.
Varley, C., 134.
Wallace, Miss Ann, 107.
Wall, Professor, 109.
Walsh, Rev. Dr., 79.

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Obituary, continued-
Walmsley, Sir J., 46.
Webb, Dr. F. C., 146.
Wells, Rev. J., 63.
Welwitsch, Dr. F., 87.
Westbury, Lord, 126,
Westmacott, R., 67.
Westmeath, Marquis of, 17.
Whitty, James, 120.

Wickens, Vice-Chancellor, 137.
Wilberforce, H. W., 115.
Wilhelm, Carl, 131.
Willis, "Argus," 39.
Wilson, Rev. Dr. J., 124.
Winchester, Bishop of, 125.
Winslow, Dr. F., 159.
Winterbotham, H. S. P., 144.
Winterhalter, H., 124.
Wolverton, Lord, 126.

Wylie, Lieutenant-Colonel, 85.
Wynter, Rev. P., .44.
O'Keefe case, 116, 122, 139.
Old Catholic Congress, 39.

Old Catholics, 129, 132, 134, 135,
148.

Order of Merit, 122.
Orleans, Bishop of, 52.

Orleans marriage, 53.

Outram statue, 35.

Oxford Commission, 52.

Oxford Union, 137.

Reform banquet, 43.

Renforth, death of, 36.

Resignations, official, 128, 140.
Reuter, Baron-

Concession to, 118.

Reviews, 30, 65, 75-
Reynolds portrait, 48.

Richmond, Duke of, on Purchase abo-
lition, 126.
Riots-

Religious bodies, 122.
Congress, 137

Convents seized, 137, (see also Pope

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