Hollams, Frederick W., Trinity. Horner, George W., Balliol.
Jacob, Ernest H., Corpus.
Johnstone, Pierce de L. H., Balliol. Kendall, Arthur G., Merton. Niven, Robert, Lincoln.
Palmer, Joseph B., Worcester. Peters, Frank H., Balliol. Povah, Alfred, Balliol. Pritchard, Richard H., Jesus. Redpath, Henry A., Queen's. Richmond, Henry I., Balliol. Rider, Thomas J., Brasenose. Robin, Charles J., University. Somers-Smith, Robert V., Merton. Surtees, Anthony, Corpus. Turner, John, Exeter.
Walker, Ralph, All Souls. Walters, Radclyffe, University. Wight, Alfred, New College. Wilmot, Francis E. W., Trinity. Woods, Edmund L., Queen's. Young, Alexander, Ch. Ch.
Addy, Sidney O., Lincoln. Alexander, James A., Queen's.
Bonnor-Maurice, E. A., New College. Bridson, Harry, University. Brown, Herbert E., Queen's.
Comins, John W. D., Exeter.
Cowie, Arthur T. C., Oriel. Francis, Charles H., Brasenose. Griffiths, Thomas W., Ch. Ch. Haines, William, Jesus.
Holme, George A., University.
Jones, John, Jesus.
Maude, Charles B., Exeter.
Miles, Edward, Trinity.
Osborne, Sydney R., University.
Patten, James, Ch. Ch.
Plummer, Rowland T., Pembroke.
Randall, William R., Jesus.
Reith, Archibald G., New College. Robinson, Julian, Balliol.
Rickards, Arthur G., Brasenose.
Silvester, Ernest F., University. Smith, Samuel A., Magdalen Hall. Sturgis, Julian R., Balliol.
Weatherly, Frederick E., Brasenose. Wrottesley, Francis J., Worcester.
Joseph Wolstenholme, M.A., Christ's. James Clerk Maxwell, M.A., Trinity.
Percival Frost, M.A., John's.
Robert Baldwin Hayward, M.A., John's.
1 In all cases of equality the names are bracketed. The figures (1) and (2) denote respectively the Senior and Junior Smith's prizemen. a denotes that the person was in the first class of the Classical Tripos; B in the second; y in the third.
N.B. The figures between [ ] refer to Part I.
ABERGELE ACCIDENT.-Trial of the brake- men of the goods-train, 27. ABYSSINIAN WAR.-Supplementary vote asked and voted, [131]; dissatisfac- tion at cost, [ib.]; a Select Committee appointed to investigate the affair, [132].
ACCIDENTS.-Hunting in Yorkshire, 11; Fall of a chimney-stalk in Glasgow, 17; Fall of a railway arch at Bethnal Green, 18; Mr. Druce, Q.C., 37; Dela- bole Slate Quarries, Cornwall, 39; Rev. Julius M. Elliott on the Schreck- horn, 82.
ACTON, SIR JOHN E. E. D., created Baron Acton, 276.
ADMIRALTY, Cruise of the Lords of, 86. ADMIRALTY ORGANIZATION, Discussion in House of Commons on, [138]. ADMIRALTY CONTRACTS, Discussion in House of Commons on the mode of making, [140].
ALABAMA CLAIMS.-Position of contro- versy at beginning of year, [2]; re- jection of the Reverdy Johnson Treaty, [192]; discussion in House of Lords, [ib.]; in House of Commons, [193]; details of the Reverdy Johnson Treaty, [282]; statement of Mr. Motley as to its rejection, [285]; despatch of Mr. Fish, [286]; answer of Lord Cla- rendon, [288]; Mr. Sumner's speech, [296]; correspondence between H. M. and U. S. Governments, 250. ALDERSHOTT, Visit of Her Majesty to, 36. ANGLESEY, County of, Hon. W. Ó. Stan-
ley, appointed Lord Lieutenant, 273. ANTIGUA, Sir B. C. C. Pine, appointed Governor, 273.
ARGYLL, DUKE OF, Statement on Indian Finance and Railways, [143]; lays before the House of Lords the Scotch Education Bill, [163].
ARMY CONTINGENT, FRANCE.-Marshal Niel's statement in French Chambers, [214].
ARMY ESTIMATES moved by Mr. Card- well, [132]; carried, [133].
ART, Retrospect of, [352]. ARTHUR, PRINCE, Visit to Ireland, 33. ARUNDEL SOCIETY, [363].
ASCOT RACES, the Cup Day, 55. ASSESSED TAXES, Mr. Lowe's plan for re- adjusting, [123].
AUSTRALIA, SOUTH, Sir James Fergusson, Bart., appointed Governor, 272. AUSTRALIA, WESTERN, F. A. Weld, ap- pointed Governor, 273.
AYRTON, A. S., to be First Commissioner of Works, 275.
BAHAMA ISLANDS, Sir James Walker to be Governor, 273.
BALANCES of the public money, 271. BALL, DR., Speech on second reading of Irish Church Bill, [34]; Speech on third reading, [67]; remarks on Mr. Fawcett's motion condemnatory of restrictions on scholarships and fellow- ships of Trinity College, Dublin, [158]. BALLOT, THE.-Mr. Bruce, the Home Se- cretary, states his experience at last election converted him to, [16]. BANKRUPTCY BILL, brought in by Sir R. Collier, Attorney-General, [170]; dis- cussion on second reading, [172]; and in Committee, [173]; second read- ing in House of Lords moved by the Lord Chancellor, [ib.]; referred to a Select Committee and passed, [174]. BARBADOES, Mr. R. W. Rawson appointed Governor, 273.
BARNET, Collision on Great Northern Railway at, 85.
BAZLEY, THOMAS, made a Baronet, 275. BELGIANS, KING OF THE.-Arrival at Windsor, 131; presentation of national address at Buckingham Palace, 133; and one from the National Rifle Asso- ciation, [ib.]; entertainment at the
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