CANADA, continued.

Act Amendment Act, [452]; general,
[454], 32. Expenditure, [450]. GEOR-
GIAN Bay Canal, report on, [452], [453].
IMMIGRATION, Oriental, [387], [451].
Insurance Bill, [452]. JAPAN, restric-
tion of emigration, [447]. KING, Mr.,
his report on Oriental Immigration,
[451]. MANITOBA, boundary of, [453];
purchase of the telephone system, [455].
Marine Department, irregularities in,
[449]. NEW BRUNSWICK, [456]. NOVA
SCOTIA, Education, technical, [456];
railways, Intercolonial and provincial,
[456]. ONTARIO, boundary of, [453];
elections, general, [456]; Estimates,
[456]; Gibson, Hon. J. M., appointed
Lieutenant-Governor, [456]; measures,
legislative, [455]. Opium traffic on the
Pacific Coast, [451]; Conference, [452].
Ottawa, branch of the Royal Mint,
opened, [452]. PACIFIC Coast, opium
traffic on, [451]. PRINCE EDWARD
ISLAND, election, general, [456]; Has-
zard, Hon. L. L., Prime Minister, [456].
QUEBEC, Abraham, Plains of, dedicated
as a national memorial, 23; boundary
of, [453]; election, general, [456]; Esti
mates, [456]; foundation of, celebration
of the tercentenary, [163], [454], 23;
Pelletier, Sir A., Lieutenant-Governor,
[456]; Wolfe, General, service in mem-
ory of, 23. REVENUE, [450]. SASKAT-
CHEWAN, election, general, [455]. Sen-
ate, proposed reform of the, [449].
TRADE, [451]. VANCOUVER, riots in,
report of the Commission, [447]
CARNEGIE, A., establishes a "Hero Fund,"

29

CAVENDISH, V., succeeds to the Dukedom

of Devonshire, [82]; presentation of an
address at Matlock, 31

CAXTON HALL, meetings, [154], [186], [205],

4, 9, 25; "Women's Parliament" at, [30]
CENSORSHIP of plays, authors advocate dis-
continuance, 6

CHANDLER, F.,awarded the Edward Medal,6
CHANNEL, attempts to swim across, 26
CHELSEA pageant, 19
CHELTENHAM pageant, 20
CHINA.-CHUN, Prince, appointed Re-

gent, [394]; his mission to Germany,
[395]. Constitutional Assembly,
scheme, [393]. DALAI LAMA, recep-
tion, [394]. EMPEROR of, his death,
[394], 34. Emperor, the new, [394];
enthroned, [395]. Empress-Dowager
of, her death, [394], 34. FLOODS,
[393]. HART, Sir R., his departure,
[394] Hillier, Sir W. C., appointed
Chinese Adviser, [394]. INDO-CHINA,
French, Klobukowski, M., appointed
Governor-General, [398]; Public
Works, scheme, [398]; Railway con-
struction, [398]; Seditious movements,
[397] JAPAN, relations with, [392].
MANCHURIA, administration of, [391].
NAN-PIAO, recovery of coal-mining
rights, [391] Nepalese mission at
Peking, [394]. OPIUM trade, suppres-
sion, [393]. PEKING-Hankow Railway,
redemption, [391]. RAILWAYS, re-
demption of the concessions to foreign

CHINA, continued.

syndicates, [390]. REFORM measures,
[393]. Tatsu-Maru, case of, [392]
Trade, [396]. UNITED States fleet at
Amoy, [393]. YUNNAN rebellion, sup-
pression of, [393]

CHRISTIE'S, sales at, 4, 7, 8, 10, 15, 19, 94
CHURCH Congress, Manchester, [202], 30
CHURCHILL, Lord, Chairman G.W.R., 6
CHURCHILL, W., appointed President of

the Board of Trade, [81]; his efforts
at conciliation in the engineering dis-
pute, [194]; memorandum on the Con-
ciliation Act of 1896, [194]; scheme
for a standing Court of Arbitration, 27
CINEMATOGRAPH disaster, Barnsley, 1
CIVIL List pensions, 19

CLASSICAL Association, Birmingham, 30
CONFEDERATES, section of, [3], [71]
CONFERENCES AND CONGRESSES.-

Art, International, [189], 91; Associ-
ated Chambers of Commerce, [71].
Christian, Caxton Hall, [186]. Church,
Manchester, [202], 30; Constitution,
[189]. Co-operative, Newport, [132],
16. Copyright, Berlin, 34, [304];
Education Bill, Manchester, [139].
Electric units and standards, Burling-
ton House, 31. Episcopal, [189], 20.
Eucharistic, [195]-[197], 27. Federa-
tion of Trade Unions, Oxford, [154].
Free Trade, International, 25, [188].
Friendly Societies, [132]. Head-
masters, 38. Infant mortality, Caxton
Hall, 9. International. Free Trade,
[188], 25; Copyright, Berlin, 34, [304];
Phosphorus Matches, [250]. Inter-
parliamentary Union, Berlin, 28.
Labour, Hull, [6]. Labour Co-part-
nership Association, 35. Lambeth,
25. League of Young Liberals, [27].
Liberal League, Westminster Palace
Hotel, [61]. Liberal Unionists, Man-
chester, [225]. Mansion House, 33.
Miners' Federation, Paris, 16. Moral
Education, [189], 29. National Liberal
Federation, Birmingham, [139]; Lei-
cester, [47]. National Service League,
[145]. National Union of Conservative
Associations, [148], [224]. Naval, In-
ternational at the Foreign Office, [230],
36. Pan-Anglican, [141]-[144], 17.
Parents' League, Queen's Hall, [164].
Peace, [186], 24. Political Institutions,
25. Railway Servants, [203]. Religions,
History of, Oxford, [189], 28. Pre-
sidential, Chicago, 17, 21, [431][433].
Road, International, Paris, 31. Ship-
building trades, Hartlepool, 30.
Teachers, [107]. Trade Union, Not-
tingham, [193]. Unionist Free-Trade
Club, [126]. United Irish League,
Leeds, [132] Victoria League, [119].
Welsh National Liberal, Swansea,
[198]. White Phosphorus Matches,
Berne, [250]. Women's Liberal As-
sociation, Albert Hall, 36. "Women's
Parliament," Caxton Hall, [30].
Women's Social and Political Union,
Caxton Hall, [205]. Women's Suffrage,
Caxton Hall, [154]; Queen's Hall,
[16]. Women's Unionist and Tariff
Reform Association, [122]

CONNAUGHT, Prince A. of, in Glasgow,
[195]

CONYNGHAM, Marchioness, sale of her plate,
13

COOK, Messrs. E., & Sons, damages in
"Soap Trust" case, 33
COOKE, Rev. G. A., elected Professor of
Exegesis at Oxford, 20

COPLESTAKE v. Hoper, "heriot " decision
reversed, 14

COPYRIGHT Convention, adoption of, at
Berlin, [304], 34

COTTON trade strike, [194], [204]; settle-
ment, [220], 34

COUNTY Council, London, Budget state-
ment, 11; report, 26; meeting ad-
journed, 31; bye-election at Hamp-
stead, 32

COURTNEY, Lord, of Penwith, honorary
degree conferred, 20
CRETE.-DISCOVERIES in, 26; UNION with
Greece, [330]

CREWE, Earl of, appointed Secretary for
the Colonies, [81]; leader of the House
of Lords, [81]; Lord Privy Seal, [206],

31

CRICKET. See SPORTS

CRIMINAL Appeal, new Court of, first sit-
ting, 14

CRIMINAL CASES.-Boulter, H., 4; Cal-

cutt, J., 10; Cole, F., jun., 38; Hirst,
ex-Mayor of Stepney, 25; Hyne, A.,
5; Kurze, K., 5; Mile-End Board of
Guardians, members, 25; Musgrave,
V., 2; Poplar Board of Guardians,
members, 36; Robinson, M. A., 11;
Rushworth, Mrs. S., 2; Sievier, R. S.,
acquittal, 24; Thaw, H., 1; Tilak, B.
G., 23; Veltheim, F. von, 5
CROOKS, Sir W., honorary degree conferred,
17

CROSBY Hall, preservation of, abandoned,
3

CULLINAN diamond, cut and placed in the
Tower, 35

CURZON, Lord, of Kedleston, elected an

Irish Representative Peer, [11]; honor-
ary degree conferred, 20; elected Lord
Rector of Glasgow, [254], 32; proposes
to open Oxford degrees to women,
32

CYPRUS, Island of, riot in, [331]

Daily Telegraph, the, publishes an inter-
view with the German Emperor, [218],
[299], 33

DANE, Sir L. W., appointed Lieutenant-
Governor of the Punjab, 2

DARWIN, F., at the British Association,
Dublin, 27

DARWIN-Wallace medals, presentation of,

DEMONSTRATIONS.-Albert Hall, [105],
[134], [148], [215]; Clitheroe, [164];
Glasgow, [195]; Hyde Park, [141],
[170], [197], 18, 24, 29; Lanark, 16;
Leeds, [164], [202]; Queen's Hall,
[45]; Rhondda Valley, [164]; Stock-
ton-on-Tees, [193]; Swansea, [191];
Trafalgar Square, [105], [135], [187],
[202], [204], 30

DENMARK.-ADMINISTRATION of Justice
Bill, [358], [359]. Agricultural La-
bourers' Accident Insurance Act, [359].
Alberti, M., Home Secretary, his
frauds, [357], [360]; his Administra.
tion of Justice Bill, [359]; resignation,
[360]; amount of his embezzlements,
[360]. BUDGET, [358], [361]. Cus-
TOMS Reform Bill, [358]. DEBT,
foreign, [361]; National, [361]. De-
fence Committee, report, [361]. De-
taillehandler Bank, condition, [358].
Diplomatic and Consular Service, re-
form of, [360]. ENGLAND, King and
Queen of, their visit, [362]. GRUNDE-
JERBANK, closing of the, [358]. ICE-
LAND, relations with, [362]. MINISTRY,
resign, [360]; the new, [360]. Muni-
cipal suffrage, reform, [358]. Neer-
gaard, M., Premier, [360]; his Budget,
[361]. North Sea and Baltic Con-
ventions, [362]. SMALL Holdings Bill,
[361]. WOMEN, position of, [359]
DEPUTATIONS received by, Asquith, H. H.,
[16], [110], [165], [166], [198], [220],
[252]; Campbell-Bannerman, Sir H.,
[8]; Churchill, W., [204]; Gladstone,
H., [184], 6

DEVONSHIRE, Duke of, his death, [72], 9
DOUGHERTY, Sir J. B., appointed Under-
Secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland, 23

་་

DRAMA, The.-Adaptations, 95; Come-
dies, modern, 96;" Flag Lieutenant,"
95; Getting Married," 95; "Han-
nele," 97; Matt of Merrymount,"
94; Novels dramatised, 97; Pinkie
and the Fairies," 98; Plays, new, 95,
96; Revivals, 95, 96; Romantic school,
decline of, 94; Shakespearean revivals,
97; Sicilian players, 97; "Thunder-
bolt, The," 96; What Every Woman
Knows," 96

་་

DRAPERS' Company, grant to Oxford Uni-
versity, 18

DUDLEY, Earl of, appointed Governor-

General of the Australian Common-
wealth, 8, [470]; his Commission re-
ports, [257]

DUVEEN, Sir J., offers a new wing to the
Tate Gallery, 13, 92

EARTHQUAKES.-Calabria, 38; Messina,
38; Reggio, 38
ECCLESIASTICAL-BARKER, Rev. Pre-
bendary W., appointed Dean of
Carlisle, 2. Bury, Rev. H., elected
Bishop of Honduras, 24. CANTERBURY,
Archbishop of, on the Pan-Anglican
Congress, [2], [141], [191], 1; inaugu-
ral address, [142]; negotiations on the
new Education Bill, [226], [239]; his
scheme for the augmentation of poor
benefices, 3; Encyclical letter, [190],
25. Canterbury Cathedral, Bell Harry
Tower, repairs completed, 12. Carter,
Rt. Rev. W. M., elected Archbishop
of Cape Town, 38. Christian Confer-
ence, Caxton Hall, [186]. Christian
Socialism, manifesto on, [6]. Church
Congress, Manchester, [202], 30. EDE,
Rev. W. M., appointed Dean of Wor-
cester, 23. Episcopal Congress, [189],

ECCLESIASTICAL, continued.

20; resolutions, [190]; Encyclical
Letter, [190], 25; Eucharistic Con-
gress, [195]-[197], 27. KINNAIRD, Lord,
appointed High Commissioner of the
Church of Scotland, 5. Knox, Bishop,
at the Church Congress, Manchester,
[202]. LAMBETH Conference, 25.
London, Bishop of, his "midnight
march," [164]. MACLAGAN, Most Rev.
W. D., resigns Archbishopric of York,
33. "ORNAMENTS of the Church and
its Ministers," Report on, [41], 3.
PAGE, Rev. A. H., appointed Dean of
Peterborough, 14. Pan-Anglican Con-
gress, [141]-[144], 17; thanksgiving
service at St. Paul's Cathedral, [143];
amount of thankoffering, 18, 25. St.
Paul's Cathedral, memorial service at,
for the King of Portugal, 4. Plumb,
Provost, elected Bishop of St. Andrews,
4.

RIDGEWAY, Rev. C. S., Bishop-
elect of Chichester, 2. Robberds, Rt.
Rev. W. J., elected Primus of the
Scottish Episcopal Church, 5. THOMP-
SON, Rev. H., charge against, 23.
WAKEFIELD, See of, Sanderson be-
quest, 5. Walsh, Rt. Rev. Dr. W.,
elected Chancellor of the new Dublin
University, 38, [256]
EDWARD VII., King, in Scandinavia,

[120], [362], [364], [370]; Russia, [131],
[320], 16; omission of three Labour
members from his garden-party, [131];
at Cronberg, [191], [296], 25; Ischl,
[191], [308], 25; opens the university
buildings at Leeds, [162], 20; at
Bristol, [162], 20; opens the Royal
Edward Dock at Avonmouth, [162],
20; attends a memorial service for
the King of Portugal at St. Paul's
Cathedral, 4; present at a Requiem
Mass, 4; his appreciation of the ser-
vices of the Militia, 6; leaves for
Biarritz, 7; celebration of his birthday,
18; lays the foundation stone of the new
Hospital at Windsor, 18; at Marien-
bad, 26; Birthday Honours List, 18, 34;
summons Mr. Asquith to Biarritz, 80
EDWARD Medal, award of, 6
EGYPT.-BUDGET, [411]. DEBT, amount
of, [411]. EDUCATION, [412]. Elec-
tion, system of voting, [410]. Esti-
mates, [411]. Expenditure, [411].
GARSTIN, Sir W., his resignation, [411].
Gorst, Sir E., Consul-General, his
policy, [409]; view of self-government,
[410]; visit to the Soudan, [415]. IR-
RIGATION Works, [411]. MUSTAPHA
Kamel Pasha, leader of the National
movement, his death, [409], 110;
funeral, [409]. NATIONAL movement,
[409]. POPULATION, [416]. REVENUE,

[111], TRADE, [413]. SOUDAN, [413];

Abdel-Kader, his attack on Mr. Scott-
Moncrieff, [415]; Bir Natron, rein-
forcement of the post at, [414]; desert,
tragedy of the, [414]; frontier raids,
[413]; Gordon College, Khartoum, re-
port, [412]; population, [413]; revenue,
[413]; Scott-Moncrieff, Mr., attacked
and murdered, [451]; slaves, suppres
sion of the export, [414]; trade, [414]

ELECTIONS.-Chelmsford, 35; Cornwall,

3; Derbyshire, W., [82]; Devon, [4].
2; Dewsbury, [84], 12; Down, W., 9;
Dundee, [82], [100], 13; Essex, [235];
Glamorgan, 4; Haggerston, [187], 24 ;
Hastings, [49], 7; Herefordshire, S.,
[16], 3; Kincardineshire, [84], 12;
Leeds, S., [30], 5; Leitrim, Ñ., 6;
Manchester, N.-W., [82]-[84], 12;
Montrose, [100], 14; Newcastle-on-
Tyne, [197], 29; Newport, 14; Peck-
ham, [70], 9; Pembrokeshire, [166],
23; Pudsey, [140], 17; Sheffield, [82];
Shropshire, N., [105]; Stirling, [111].
15; Wolverhampton, [82], [92], 13;
Worcester, [27], 3, 7

Municipal, [217], 33

EMPIRE DAY, celebration, [119]
ENGINEERING DISPUTE, [111], [194]; settled,

28

ESTIMATES. See Parliament

EVANS, Dr. A. J., on the discoveries in
Crete, 26

S. T., appointed Solicitor-General, 3
EVERSON, H., awarded the Edward Medal, 6
EXHIBITIONS. Franco British, [120],
[163], 14. Missionary, at the Agricul-
tural Hall, 16

FARMAN, H., his aeroplane, 2
FINANCE and trade in 1908, [260]-[263]
FIRES. BRITISH Columbia, Crow's Nest
region, 24

CHELSEA, Boston, Mass., 11
COLLINWOOD, 7

CONSTANTINOPLE, 26

DRURY Lane Theatre, 9

HAMSTEAD Colliery, 7
HARROW School, 10
HASSKEUY, 8

MICHIGAN, 32

MINNESOTA, 27

TELEPHONE Exchange, Paris, 28
WISCONSIN, 27, 32

FISHER, Sir J., his relations with Lord C.
Beresford, [159]; honorary degree con-
ferred, 17

FITZMAURICE, Lord, appointed Chancellor
of the Duchy of Lancaster, [206], 31
FOOTBALL. See Sports
FOUNDATION stones laid, "Bureau of

American Republics,' 14; King
Edward VII. Hospital at Windsor,

18
FRANCE. AMADE, Gen. d', in command
at Casablanca, [264]. Amnesty Bill,
[266]. Anarchism, measures to check,
[273]. Artillery, Bill for the increase,
[275] BIETRY, M., expulsion, [272].
Briand, M., appointed Minister of
Justice, [264]. Budget, [268], [272],
[274], [275]; passed, [276]. CASA-
BLANCA, Foreign Legion at, arrest of
deserters, [272], [298], [423]. Chambers,
adjourned, [267]; reassembled, [268]
Clemenceau, M., at Carlsbad, [271];
Marienbad, 26, Congress of Agri-
cultural Workers' Unions at Nar-
boune, [271]. DEATH Penalty, suppres-
sion, [269]; retention, [273], [275].
Departmental Councils, meetings,
[271] Dreyfus, Major, fired at, [269],
16. ESTIMATES, [274]. FALLIERES,

FRANCE, continued.

President, his visit to London, [120],
15; reception, [120]; Northern tour,
[271]; assault on, 38. Finance Bill,
[274], [276]. Foreign relations, [120].
GUYOT-DESSAIGNE, M., Minister of
Justice, his death, [264]. INCOME TAX
Bill, [265], [268], [270]. LABOUR
troubles, [269], [271]. Labour, General
Confederation of, demonstration at
Villeneuve St. Georges, [271]; affiliated
with the Miners' Federation, [271].
MESSAGERIES Maritimes and the State,
agreement between, [274]. Morocco,
policy in, [265], [274]. Municipal
elections, [268]. NAVY, statement
on, [275]. OLD Age Pensions Bill, re-
sult, [266], [275]. PENAL Code, Bill.
for the reform, [269], [273]. Picquart,
General, his Bill dealing with the
supply of officers, [270]. Press, law
governing the, amended, [270]. REIN-
ACH, J., restored to the rank of captain,
[266]. Rochette, M., arrested, 9.
SECRET Voting Bill, [269]. Senatorial
elections, [275]. Senators and Deputies
in London, [163], 23. Session, close of
the, [270], [276]. Strike at Draveil,
[269]. THOMSON, M., his resignation,
[272] Trade Union officials in Lon-
don, [204] ULLMO, Lieut., sentenced,

6. VILLENEUVE St. Georges, riot at,
[271]. WARSHIPS, accidents on, [272];
debate on, [272]. Western Railway
system, purchase of the, [269]. Work-
ing-class excursionists at the Franco-
British Exhibition, 25. ZOLA, M., his
remains transferred to the Pantheon,
[267], [269], 16

FRANCO-BRITISH Exhibition, [120], [163],
14, 25; Olympic Games at, 21, 31, 32,
33; publication of awards, 31; closed,
33; number of visitors, 33

FROST in Central Europe, 38; France, 38;
United Kingdom, 1, 2, 38

FULLER, Sir B., his letter in The Times on
the unrest in India, 16
FURNESS, Sir C., his profit sharing scheme,
[260], 30

GERMANY.-AERIAL Navy League, at

Mannheim, [294]. Army, cases of
brutality in, [291]. Arnim, Count, on
the Polish Expropriation Bill, [289].
BALTIC and North Sea Agreements,
[302]; Battleships, Bill for the re-
duction of the age-limit, [292]; British
working-men at Berlin, [298]. Bud-
get, [284]; Bülow, Prince, his taxa-
tion measures, [284]; views on the
adoption of manhood suffrage, [286];
on the Emperor's letter to Lord Tweed-
mouth, [294]; the limitation of arma-
ments, [294]; at the Inter-Parliament-
ary Congress, [297]; his wish to
resign, [299]; on the Emperor's publica-
tion of his policy, [300], 9, 34; at
Potsdam, [300]; on foreign relations,
[302], 9. Burgomasters and Municipal
Councillors, in London, [121], 14.
CAMEROONS and the French Congo,
delimitation of the frontier, [303];
Casablanca, French Foreign Legion at,

GERMANY, continued.

deserters from, [298]. China, with-
drawal of troops from, [303]. Colonies,
condition of, [295]. Commercial
treaties, [286]. Constitution, amend-
ment of the, debate on, [301], 36;
Copyright Conference, [304], 34. Cus-
toms tariff, result, [285]. Daily
Telegraph, publication of the Emperor's
policy towards England, [218], [299].
Dernburg, Herr, on the condition of the
Colonies, [295], [419]; at Cape Town,
[404]. ELECTIONS, [287]. Estimates,
[284]. Eulenburg, Prince, charges
against, [291]. Expropriation Bill,
Polish, [289]. FINANCES, Imperial,
condition [283]. Fischer, Herr, on uni-
versal suffrage, [287]. Foreign rela-
tions, [121], [295]-[299], [302]. Franco-
German convention, signed, [303].
HARDEN, Herr M., his accusations,
[291]; sentenced, 1. Hompesch,
Count, on universal suffrage, [287].
INCOME tax, increase of, [284]. Inter-
Parliamentary Congress, at Berlin,
[297]. KÖSTER, Adm von, president
of the Navy League, [293]. LEAGUE
for the German element abroad," at
Constance, [303]. Lüderitz Bay, dis-
covery of diamonds, [295]. MINIS-
TERIAL responsibility, debate on, [301].
Morocco, policy in, [297]. Mulai Нafid,
recognised Sultan of Morocco, [296].
NAVY League, work of the, [293].
Navy Estimates, [292]; expenditure,
[293]. North German Lloyd, subsidy,
[295] Nuremberg, Socialist Congress
at, [288]. PAN-GERMAN League, [297].
Peters, Dr., his action for libel, [292].
Press Congress, Berlin, [298]. Press
Gallery reporters, strike, [295]. Public
Meetings Bill, [290]. REVENUE, pro-
posed measures for increasing, [284].
SOCIALIST demonstrations, [286].
frage, manhood, adoption of, [286];
agitation in favour, [287], 2. Sugar,
reduction of the excise duty on, [291].
Sydow, Herr von, appointed Secretary
of State for the Treasury, [283].
TRADE, [286]. UNEMPLOYMENT, debate
on, [288]. WOMEN'S Navy Association,
[293]. YOUTHFUL offenders,
court for the trial of, [292]
GERMANY, William II., Emperor of, his

Suf-

new

letter to Lord Tweedmouth, [58], [294],
7; publication of his policy towards
England, [218], [299], 33; his meeting
with King Edward VII., [296]; speech
at Strasburg, [296]; at Venice, 9
GIBSON-CARMICHAEL, Sir T. D., appointed
Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria, [475],

11, 15

GILBERT, A., resigns membership of the
Royal Academy, 92

GOLD coins, Roman, discovery of, at Cor-
bridge, 28

GOLDSMITHS' Company, gifts to Cambridge
and Oxford Universities, 8
GOTT, Bishop, sale of his library, 9

GRAY'S Inn, tercentenary of the election of
Francis Bacon as Treasurer, 32
GRAYSON, V., omitted from the King's
garden-party, [131]

GREECE.

CABINET, reconstruction, [338].
Crete, proclamation of union with,
[338]. MONETARY convention, [338].
SPARTA, discovery of a temple of
Artemis Orthia, 15

GROSS, Major, his military airship, 27
GUILDHALL Library, gift to, 4

HALDANE, R. B., at the dinner of the

Militia Club, 6; honorary degree con-
ferred, 20

HALL-JONES, W., appointed High Com-
missioner for New Zealand, 31
HALSBURY, Earl of, honorary degree con-
ferred, 17

HARDIE, K., omitted from the King's
garden-party, [131]

HART, Sir R., honorary degree of D.C.L.
conferred, 18

HELIUM, liquefaction of, 23, 86
HERKOMER, Sir H. von, honorary degree
conferred, 17

HERO Fund, establishment of a, 29

His Majesty's Theatre, matinée in memory
of Adelaide Ristori, 35

HOBHOUSE, C. E., appointed Financial Sec-
retary to the Treasury, [81]
HOLBEIN, M., 50-mile swim, 20

HOLMES, F. H., commits murder and sui-
cide, 4

HOME Work, report of the Commons Com-
mittee on, 24
HONG-KONG.-CANTON - Kowloon Rly.
cost of construction, [396]. OPIUM
trade, loss from the suppression of,
[396]. PLAGUE, outbreak of, [397].
REVENUE, [396]. Riots, [397]. Tatsu-
Maru, case of, [397]. Typhoon, [397].
UNIVERSITY, endowment of a, [397]
HOOKER, Sir J., presented with a Darwin-
Wallace medal, 20

Hop Commission, Report of the, [166]
HORSE races. See Sports

HOSPITAL Fund, King Edward's gift to, 15;
amount of receipts, 37

HUMPHREYS v. D. C. Thomson & Co.,
(literary case), decision, 13
"HUNGER Marchers," demonstration in
Trafalgar Square, [195], 30

HUNTE, Sir E. R. Le, appointed Governor
of Trinidad and Tobago, 36
HYDE Park, demonstrations in, 18, 24,
29

IBBETSON, A. W., Senior Wrangler of Cam-
bridge University, 17

IBBOTSON, Sir D., resigns Lieutenant-Gov-
ernorship of the Punjaub, 2
INDIA. ACCOUNTS, [375]. Anarchist out-
rages, [381], [382]; repressive measures,
[383]. BENGAL, attempt to wreck a
train, [381]. Bombay, riot at, [381].
Budget Estimates, [377]. CALCUTTA,
sedition in, [381], 14. Capital Account,
[378]. Coinage, [379]. Criminal Law
Amendment Act, [382]. EDWARD VII.,
King, his Imperial message to the
Princes and people, [218], [383', 33.
Estimate, revised, [376]. Exchange,
[379]. FAMINE, [380]. Finance, [375].
Fraser, Lieut.-Governor, Sir A., at-
tempts on his life, [381], [382]. IRRI-
GATION, [378]. KENNEDY, Miss, killed

INDIA, continued.

by a bomb, [381], 13. MILITARY Ex-
penditure, [378]. Morley, Lord, his
proposed reforms, [248], [384]. NATIVE
States, [384]. North-West Frontier,
[374]; Dial, raid on, [375]; Mahsud
Waziris, raid on Dial, [375]; Mohmands,
expedition against, [374]; Peshawur,
raid on, [375]; Zakka Khels, expedition
against, [374]; submission, [374]
PLAGUE, [379]; number of deaths from,
[379] RAILWAYS, [378]. THOMSON,
Sir J., appointed a member of the
Council, 27. Tilak, Mr., convicted and
sentenced, [382], 23

Indomitable, H.M.S., rapid voyage from
Quebec, [188]

INDUSTRIAL disputes, Court of Arbitration
in, 27

IRELAND. - BODKIN, M., appointed

County Court Judge of Clare, [258].
British Association, Dublin, [258].
CATTLE-driving, [257]. Crown jewels,
robbery of, [77], [258]. DOUGHERTY,
Sir J. B., appointed Under-Secretary to
the Lord-Lieutenant, [258], 23. Dud-
ley, Lord, report of his Commission on
Congestion, [257]; EMIGRATION sta-
tistics, [259]. LEGISLATIVE measures,
[75], [101], [118], [150], [174], [230],
[256]. NATIONAL University, Dublin,
[256] QUEEN's University, Belfast,
[256].
REGISTRAR-General, report,
[259]. Roche, A. B., and Sir T. O'Brien,
case of, 23. SHIPPING trade, [259].
Sinn Fein movement, [256]. Strikes,
[258]. TRADE, [259]. Tuberculosis
Exhibition result, [256]. VICARS, Sir
A., removed from office, [258]
ISMAY, T. H., sale of his pictures, 10
ITALY. — APULIA, drought in, [281].

Bud-

Army Estimates, [278] Austria-Hun-
gary, relations with, [282]. BENADIR
Colony, raid by Abyssinian tribes,
[276], [417]. Bissolati, Sgr., appointed
Director of the Avanti, [281].
get, [280]. CATHOLIC Congress, at
Genoa, [278]. Civil Service Bill, [280].
DANTE, erection of a statue to, [280].
EARTHQUAKE, [283], 38. Education,
higher, [280] FINANCE Bill, (280].
HYGIENE, public, establishment of a
bureau, [280]. ISVOLSKY, M., at
Desio, [281]. LABOUR, Confedera-
tion of, [281]. MESSINA, destroyed by
an earthquake, [283], 38, 73; NASI,
Sgr., his trial, [277]; remission of his
sentence, [281]; reception in Sicily,
[281]. Navy Estimates, [278]. Novi
Bazar Railway, [277], [279]. PARMA,
strike at, [279], [281]. RAILWAY con-
struction, (280). Religious teaching in
schools, [277] Rudini, Marq. di, his
death, [281], 134. SANTINI, Sgr., and
Sgr. Zambelli, duel between, [280].
Schools, primary, religious teaching in,
[276], [278]. Socialist Congress at
Florence, [281]. TITTONI, Sgr., on his
policy, [282]. Tornielli, Count, act of
homage to the memory of, [279]

Victor Emmanuel, King, at Venice, 9

JACKSON, Prof. H., Order of Merit, 18