RÉMUSAT'S, M. DE, Despatch to Duc de
Broglie, giving notice of the expiration
of the Anglo-French Treaty of Com-
merce, [123].

REPUBLICAN MOVEMENTS, Absence of
important, in London, [139].
RESCUE, GALLANT, 71.

RESERVOIR, Bursting of, at Merthyr Tyd-
vil, 60.

RETROSPECT OF LITERATURE, ART, AND
SCIENCE, [305].

REVIEW AT ALDERSHOTT, 50.
RICHARDS, BARON, Obituary notice, 160.
RICHMOND, DUKE OF, Speech in debate
on Address to the Crown, [24]; speech
in debate on the Ballot Bill, [65].
RICHMOND, Election at, [135].
RICHMOND'S, MR. W. B., picture, "The
Lament of Ariadne," [362].
RIPON, EARL, introduces Ballot Bill to
the House of Lords, [64].
RIVIÈRE'S, MR., picture of Daniel, [363].
ROBBERY AT EARL RUSSELL'S, 89.
ROEBUCK, MR., at Sheffield, [16].
ROME, The Rival Courts at, [260]; Old
Catholics at, [263].

ROON, COUNT VON, succeeds Prince Bis-
marck as Premier of the Prussian Cabi-
net, [252].

ROSS, MAJOR-GENERAL J. K., Obituary
notice, 148.

ROUHER, M., elected member for Corsica,

[163]; important speeches in the Na-
tional Assembly, [170], [183].
ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION, [359].
"ROYAL ADELAIDE," Loss of, 108.
ROYAL ARCHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, An-
nual Meeting, 61.

ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY, Garden even-
ing promenade at, 54.

RUGBY SCHOOL AND DR. HAYMAN, 115.
RUSSELL, LORD, Speech in the debate on
the Ballot Bill, [71]; moves a resolution
on the Geneva Arbitration, [103].
RUSSIA, [280].

RUSSIAN Policy with regard to Central
Asia, [282].

SAGASTA, SENOR, Prime Minister of Spain,
[208]; resigns, and is succeeded by
Marshal Serrano, [272].

SALISBURY, LORD, Speech in debate on

Sir R. P. Collier's Appointment, [27];
speech in the debate on the Ballot Bill,
[67].

SAN JUAN ARBITRATION, [121]; the
Award, [122], 256.

SATORY, Executions at, [193].

SAVAGE, MR. W. M., Obituary notice,
139.

SCIENCE, Retrospect of, [368].

SCOTCH BOARD OF EDUCATION, mem-
bers of, 269.

SERRANO, MARSHAL, marches to suppress
the Carlist Insurrection, [271]; defeats
the Insurgents at Oroquieta, [272];
succeeds Sagasta as Prime Minister, but
soon after resigns, and is succeeded by
Zorrilla, [273].

SEWARD, MR. W. D., Death of, [300];
obituary notice, 167.

SHAFTESBURY, EARL OF. Speech in
debate on the Ballot Bill, [66]; lays
foundation stone of Workmen's City,

62.
SHEERNESS, Mutiny at Naval Barracks,36.
SHERIFFS FOR 1872, 271.
SHIPWRECKS.-In the Irish Channel, 88;
loss of the " Batavier," 98; of the
Royal Adelaide," 108; wrecks on the
South and West Coast of England, 111;
loss of the " Germany," 124.

66

SINAI, Ordnance survey of the Peninsula
of, [373].

SKEY, MR. F. C., Obituary notice, 160.
SLAVE TRADE.-Sir Bartle Frere's Mission
to East Coast of Africa, 100.
SMITH, MR. A., Obituary notice, 175.
SMITH, MR. AUGUSTUS, Obituary notice,
159.

SMITH, SIR A., Obituary notice, 161.
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SUBJECTS, Essays
and Lectures on, [345].

SOMERVILLE, MRS., Obituary notice, 172.
"SONGS OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE," 347.
SOUTHAMPTON, American Fleet at, 60.
SOUTH SEA BUBBLES.-Story of a Yacht-
ing Cruise, [331].

SOUTH SEA MASSACRE, A, 99.

SPAIN, [268]; outbreak of the Carlist
Insurrection, [271]; political situation
at close of the year, [276].

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
The retiring and the new, [19].
SPEDDING'S, MR., "Life and Letters of
Lord Bacon," sixth volume, [327].
SPONTANEOUS GENERATION, The doctrine
of, advocated by Dr. Bastian, [368].
SPORTING EXTRAORDINARY, 75.
STAFFORD, Execution at, 67.

STANHOPE, LORD, moves a vote of censure
on the Appointment of Sir R. P. Collier,
[26].
STANLEY'S, H. M., "How I found Living-
stone," [330].

STANLEY, DEAN, "Lectures on the Church
of Scotland," [325].

STANLEY, DEAN, Speech in the Lower

House of Convocation against the use
of the Athanasian Creed, [139]; at-
tempt to exclude his name from the
list of select preachers to the Univer-
sity of Oxford, [140].

STANSFELD, MR., Speech in debate on
Sir M. Lopes' motion on Local Tax-
ation, [57].

STARTIN, Mr. J., F.R.C.S., Obituary
notice, 175.

ST. ASAPH, EX-BISHOP OF, Obituary
notice, 148.

ST. LEGER STAKES, 81.

"STOCKMAR, BARON, Memoir of," by his
son, [320].

STOCKWELL MURDER, trial of Rev. John
Selby Watson, 176.

STOKES, Trial of, for the murder of Fisk,
[288], 2, 280.

STORY, An extraordinary, 9.
STRASBURG, Opening of the University
of, [248].

STRIKES.-Labourers in Warwickshire,

[129], 67; masons and carpenters,
[130]; police, [132]; bakers, [132],
67; gas stokers, [132]; at Berlin,
[247]; sailors at Lowestoft, 67; col-
liers and miners, ib.

STUTTERHEIM, MAJOR GENERAL A. H.
VON, Obituary notice, 140.
SUFFRAGE, FEMALE, Motion in favour of,
by Mr. Jacob Bright, [48]; rejected
after a debate, [50].

SUICIDE AT CHELSEA, 70; from Waterloo

Bridge, 78; of Mr. Justice Willes, 90.
SUMNER, SENATOR, moves a resolution in
the Senate for inquiry into the Sales
of American Arms to France during
the Franco-German War, [289].
SWABEY, CAPTAIN W., Obituary notice,

TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION estab-
lished with Australia, 107.
TEMPLE, BISHOP, and the Permissive
Bill, 4.

TENNYSON'S IDYLLS "Gareth and Ly-
nette " and "The Last Tournament,"
[352].

THAMES EMBANKMENT, Claim of the
Crown to a portion of, [42].
THANKSGIVING, NATIONAL, for re-
covery of the Prince of Wales, [2], 1;
the procession to St. Paul's, [2], 10;
illuminations at night, [6], 11; the
Queen's letter to the people, [6].
THIERS, M., and his Cabinet, [151]; pro-
poses to tax raw material, [153]; threa-
tens to resign in consequence of ad-
verse vote, [157]; holds receptions in
the Palace of the Elysée, [167]; threa
tens to resign during the debate on
the Army Re-organization Bill, [178];
speeches in debate on the proposal for a
tax on raw material, [182]; retires to
Trouville on the prorogation of the
Assembly, [190]; expels Prince Napo-
leon Jerome from France, [201]; visits
Honfleur and Havre, [202]; visits M.
Guizot, [ib.]; his message on the meeting
of the Assembly, [205]; speech on the
Ministerial Responsibility Bill, [215];
offers the Pope an asylum in France,
[262].
THORBECKE, M., Prime Minister of the
Netherlands, Death of, [277].

"THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES," [346].
THUNDERSTORMS, Severe, 34, 47, 60, 64.
TICHBORNE CLAIMANT, Release of, from
Newgate, 28; at Alresford, 33; report
of the trial of, 239.

TIDEY, Mr. H., Obituary notice, 159.
TIVERTON, Election at, [135].
TOCQUEVILLE, ALEXIS DE, Correspon-
dence and Conversations of, [327].
TORRENS', Mr. W. M., M.P., "Our Em-
pire in India," [329].

TRADE PROSPECTS of the year, [7]; state
of, in Ireland, [10]; during the year,
[134].

TRADE UNIONISM in the kitchen, 24.
TRAIN, Wonderful escape of a, 99.
TRAVELS, Books of, [330].
TREASURY, Explosion at, 61.
TRIALS, Remarkable, 176.
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN, Mr. Faw-
cett's Bill for the re-organization of,
[55].

TROCHU, GENERAL, Speech in the
National Assembly on the Army Re-
organization Bill, [174]; and the Capi-
tulation of Paris, [192].

"TRY CRACOW AND THE CARPATHIANS,"
A. H. Hutchinson, [332].
TULLOCH'S, JOHN, D.D., "Rational Theo-
logy and Christian Philosophy," [326].
TURKEY, [283].

"TURKEY, MODERN," by J. Lewis Far-
ley, [333].

TURNER, DR. W., Obituary notice, 159.
TWISS Libel Case, 14.

TWO THOUSAND DAY, The, 30.

UHRICH, GENERAL, requests to be tried
by Council of War for the capitulation
of Strasburg, [192].
ULTRAMONTANISM, Struggle of the Ger-
man Empire with, [223]; Bismarck's
declaration of war against, [224]; col-
lision between the Ultramontane party
and the German Government in the
Grand Duchy of Posen, [252].
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, [285].
UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE, 17.
UNIVERSITY DEGREES, 272.
UNIVERSITY TESTS, Mr. Fawcett's Bill
for the Abolition of, [55].

VATICAN, Daily Life at the, [261]; col-
lision between the Vatican and the
Quirinal, [266].

VESUVIUS, Eruption of, [266], 28.
VOLUNTEERS at Wimbledon, 56.
VRIES, M., succeeds M. Thorbecke as
Prime Minister of the Netherlands,
[277].

WALES, PRINCE OF.-National Thanks-
giving for recovery of, [2], 1; returns
from the Continent, 39; opens the
Bethnal Green Museum, 44; visits the
Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth,119.
WALES, PRINCESS OF, lays foundation-

stone of Hospital for Sick Children, 54.
WALKER, SIR W. H., Obituary notice,
162.

WALROND, MR., "Letters and Journals
of Lord Elgin," [310].

WAR, AN INCIDENT OF THE, 75.
WASHINGTON, TREATY OF. Vide GENEVA
ARBITRATION.

WATSON, REV. JOHN SELBY, Trial of, for
the Stockwell murder, 176.
WEATHER OF THE YEAR, [1].
WEST AUCKLAND, POISONING AT, 95.
WESTBURY, LORD, Speech in debate on
Appointment of Sir R. P. Collier, [28].
WEST, LIEUT.-COLONEL, Obituary notice,
167.
WESTMACOTT, MR., Obituary notice, 149.
WEYMOUTH, FLOODS AT, 5.

WIFE MURDER, at Charterhouse, 26;
near Llanelly, 36.

WILLES, MR. JUSTICE, Letter on Sir
R. P. Collier's Appointment, [18]; sui.
cide of, 90; obituary notice, 168.
WILLIAM, EMPEROR OF GERMANY, ap-
pointed arbitrator between Great Bri-
tain and America on the San Juan
boundary dispute, [122]; meets the
Emperor of Austria and the Czar of
Russia at Berlin, [244]; visits Marien-
berg at the centenary celebration.
WINDTHORST, DR., opposes the School In-
spection Bill in the Prussian House of
Deputies, [225]; attacks the appoint-
ment of Cardinal Prince Hohenlohe as
ambassador to the Vatican, [235].
WOMEN, POLITICAL DISABILITIES RE-
MOVAL BILL, Debate on, [48].
WORCESTER, Execution at, 67.
"WORK AND WAGES," Thomas Brassey,
[344].
WORKMEN'S CITY, Foundation-stone of,
laid by the Earl of Shaftesbury, 62.

"ZANZIBAR," by Captain Burton, [336].
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.-Horned frog pre-
sented to, 45; birth of hippopotamus
in, 3.
ZORRILLA, SENOR, succeeds Marshal Ser-
rano as Prime Minister (Spain), [273].