The Athenaeum

Reviews-continued.

Gaboriau's (E) L'Argent des Autres, 323
Galitzine's (Princess) Prince Serebrenni, 627
Garden Oracle, 93

Gasc's (F. E. A.) French and English Dictionary, 192
Gatty's (Rev. A.) Sheffield, Past and Present, 350
Gautier's (T.) Histoire du Romantisme, 219

Gayangos's (P.) Letters, Despatches, &c., relating to
Negotiations between England and Spain, S8

Geddes's (Prof.) On the Philological Uses of the Celtic

Tongue, 356

Gibb's (Sir G. D.) Life and Times of Robert Gib, 383

Gibbs's (W. A.) Arlon Grange, 458

Giudici's (P. E.) Writings of Dante Alighieri, 222

Gordon's (Dr. C. A.) Life on the Gold Coast, 192

Gosse's (E. W.) On Viol and Flute, 51

Grant's (C.) Little Lady Lorraine, 157

Grant's (Gen. Sir H.) Incidents in the Sepoy War, 13

Gray's (R.) Brave Hearts, 694

Green's (Mrs. B. R.) Lord Castleton's Ward, 761
Greenwood's (G.) New Life in New Lands, 224

Greppi's (Count) Études Diplomatiques sur la Question
d'Orient, 793

Grey's (A.) Lady Willacy's Protégées, 694

Gubernatis's (A.) Count Alexis Tolstoi, 695
Guide to the Churches of London, 425

Guthrie's (Mrs.) Through Russia, 459

Hadley's (J.) Essays, 189

Halliwell's (J. O.) Papers referring to Shakspeare, 249
Ham's (J. P.) Trumped with the Deuce, 191

Hamilton's (W. D.) Calendar of State Papers of the Reign
of Charles I., 591

Handbook for Australia and New Zealand, 291

Handy General Atlas, 825

Hardy's (Sir T. D.) Athanasian Creed in connexion with
the Utrecht Psalter-Further Report, 820

Harris's (J.) Wayside Pictures, 356

Hatton's (J.) Clytie, 860

Hay's (M. C.) Victor and Vanquished, 120

Hay's (Sir J. D.) Ashanti and the Gold Coast, 84

Hazlitt's (W. C.) Mary and Charles Lamb, 317; Tenures

of Land and Customs of Manors, 593
Heath's (F. G.) English Peasantry, 663
Heath's (J.) Complete Croquet Player, 523
Hellwald's (F.) Russians in Central Asia, 492
Heloise, by Cotsford Dick, 255

Helvig's (Capt. H.) Campaign of 1870-71, 455

Henderson's (K.) Born to be a Lady, 761

Henry Beyle, by Paton, 692

Henty's (G. A.) March to Coomassie, 854
Hering's (J.) Through the Mist, 458

Hervey's (E. L.) Children of the Pear-Garden, 158
Heywood's Dramatic Works, 727

Histoire de l'Économie Politique des Anciens Peuples de
l'Inde, de l'Egypte, de la Judée, et de la Grèce, by
Mesnil-Marigny, 663

Histoire du Romantisme, by Gautier, 219

History of the Indian Administration of Lord Ellen-
borough, edited by Lord Colchester, 349, 426

Hoey's (Mrs. C.) Out of Court, 388

Hole's (Rev. C.) Useful Knowledge Reading Books, 92

Hollingshead's (J.) Miscellanies, 319

Holroyd's (Capt. W. R. M.) Tas-hil ul Kalám, 192

Holt's (E. S.) Verena, 158

Holt's (M. H.) Ned's Search, 159

Hood's (Rev. E. P.) Thomas Binney, 523

Hooper's (Mrs. G.) A Young Man's Love, 15

Hope's (S.) Geoffrey's Wife, 592, 666

Hore's (P. H.) Explanation of Ancient Terms and Mea-

sures of Land, 758

Hosack's (J.) Mary, Queen of Scots, 555

Howells's (W. D.) Poems, 18

Hugo's (V.) Quatrevingt-treize, 281, 295

Hull's (J. D.) Song of a Pilgrim, 18

Hutchinson's (T. J.) Two Years in Peru, 319

Huyshe's (Capt. J. L.) Fanti and Ashanti, 84

Icelandic-English Dictionary, by Cleasby and Vigfússon,

821

Ideville's (H.) Les Piémontais à Rome, 730

India and Kashmir, Letters from, 220

Ingram Place, by a Cape Colonist, 660

Insurance Blue Book, 663

Ivan de Biron, 15

Ivan Papof, 158

Janin's (J.) Paris et Versailles il y a Cent Ans, 492

Jenkin's (Mrs. C.) Jupiter's Daughters, 157

Jenkins's (E.) Glances at Inner England, 662

Jerrold's (B.) Life of Napoleon the Third, 853

Jersey Express General Almanac and Directory, 54

Jessopp's (A.) Letters of Fa. Henry Walpole, 156

Jevons's (W. S.) Principles of Science, 453

Johnny Ludlow, 522

Johnstone's (Capt. J. C.) Maoria, 224

Kant's Theory of Ethics, translated by Abbott, 125

Journal of Henry Cockburn, 661

Kay-Shuttleworth's (Sir J.) Ribblesdale, 223

Keary's (Mrs. H.) Tilly Trickett, 158

Ker's (D.) On the Road to Khiva, 356

Kettle's (R. M.) Over the Furze, 492

Kings (H. E. H.) The Disciples, 51

Kingsley's (H.) Reginald Hetherege, 825
Kingsley's (Rev. C.) Prose Idylls, 47; Westminster Ser-
mons, 325; Health and Education, 459

Kirk's (Rev. T.) Parnell's Hermit, 491

Kitchin's (G. W.) Etymological Dictionary of the French

Language, 192

Knollys's (Capt. H.) Incidents in the Sepoy War, 13
L'Argent des Autres, by Gaboriau, 323

La Destinée de Paul Harding, by Prins, 729

La Liberté Religieuse en Europe depuis 1870, by De
Pressensé, 792

La Réforme de l'Enseignement Secondaire, by Simon, 459

La Tentation de Saint Antoine, by Flaubert, 522

Laing's (F. A.) History of English Literature, 92

Lady Livingston's Legacy, 792

Latin Year, 325

Lawrence's (Sir George) Reminiscences of Forty-three
Years' Service in India, edited by Edwards, 658

Laxton's Builder's Price Book, 389

Lays of Modern Oxford, by Adon, 93

Lazarus's (Miss) Alide, 522

Le Breton's (A. L.) Memoir of Mrs. Barbauld, 386

Le Docteur Ox, by Verne, 663

Le Mariage de Juliette, by Malot, 323

Lee's (H.) Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax, 388

Leed's Public Library, 224

Lefurt's (A. B.) Sweet, Not Lasting, 323

Lending unto the Lord, by Endean, 459

Lenormant's (F.) Premières Civilisations, 491

L'Espagne Politique, by Cherbuliez, 389

L'Estrange, Sir George B., Recollections of, 284

Lescar, the Universalist, 694

Les Dernières Années de Lord Byron, 93

Mill's (J. S.) Essays on some Unsettled Questions of

Political Economy, 93

Millington's (R. M.) Junior Local Student's Guide to

Latin Prose, 93

Minto's (Countess of) Life and Letters of First Earl of

Minto, 117

Montague's (Capt.) Claude Meadowleigh, Artist, 627

Montalembert's (Comte) Letters to a Schoolfellow, 125

Montgomery's (F.) Thwarted, 19

Morley's (S.) Aileen Ferrers, 825

Morris's (D.) Shakespeare's King Richard II., 92

Morris's (G. A.) History of Philosophy, 693

Morris's (J.) Letter-Books of Sir Amias Poulet, 787

Mossman's (S.) New Japan, 255

Motherwell's (W.) Minstrelsy, Ancient and Modern, 384

Motley's (J. L.) Life and Death of John of Barneveld, 149

Moulton's (L. C.) Bed-time Stories, 159

Mullinger's (J. B.) University of Cambridge, 221

Musarum Delicæ, 421

Myers's (A. I.) Jewish Directory, 663

Naake's (J. T.) Slavonic Fairy Tales, 759

Nameless, by F. A. N., 729

Narrative of Edward Crewe, by W. M. B., 792

Nash's (R. L.) Fenn on the Funds, 256

Neil's (R.) The Cid-King and the Angel-Duke for a

Day, 621

Nettleship's (H.) Virgil, 491

New Japan, by Mossman, 255

Newman's (Mrs.) Too Late, 255

Newspaper Press Directory, 256

Norman People, The, 858

Nothing to Nobody, by Brenda, 158

Nottingham, Report of Free Library, 54

Les Dernières Lueurs d'un Flambeau qui s'éteint, by O'Curry's (E.) Manners and Customs of the Ancient
Chevalier de Chatelain, 125

Les Piémontais à Rome, by d'Ideville, 730

Les Premières Civilisations, by Lenormant, 491

Les Soirées de la Villa des Jasmins, by Marquise de
Blocqueville, 291

Letter-Books of Sir Amias Poulet, edited by Morris, 787

Letters, chiefly connected with the Affairs of Scotland, by

Lord Cockburn, 192

Letters from India and Kashmir, 220

Letters of Fa. Henry Walpole, edited by Jessopp, 156
Letters to a Schoolfellow, by Montalembert, translated by
Audley, 125

Letters to Sir Joseph Williamson, edited by Christie, 760
Lettres de l'Inconnue, 356

Levinge's (Sir R.) Jottings for Early History of the
Levinge Family, 492

Lewis's (M.) John Fenn's Wife, 424

Lewis's (Rev. S. S.) Utrecht Psalter, 820

Lichfield Diocesan Church Calendar, 125

Life and Letters of Sir Gilbert Elliot, First Earl of Minto,

edited by Countess of Minto, 117

Listado's (J. T.) Civil Service, 761

Literary Remains of the late Emanuel Deutsch, 324

Locker's (F.) London Lyrics, 730

London Railways Simplified and Explained, 193

Longfellow's (H. W.) Hanging of the Crane, 253

Lord Harry Bellair, 53

Lothian's Annual Register for the County of Clack-
mannan, 54

Lovett-Cameron's (M.) "Twixt Cup and Lip, 223

Low's Handbook to the Charities of London, 425

Lumby's (J. R.) History of the Creeds, 790

Lysaght's (E. J.) Gaunt Abbey, 485

Lyson's (H. M.) Life's Reward, 191

Lytton's (Lord) Fables in Song, 217

M. S.'s Progress, and other Poems, 458

Macdonald's (F.) Nathaniel Vaughan, 354

MacGahan's (J. A.) Campaigning on the Oxus, 819

Mackarness's (Mrs.) Sweet Flowers, 19

Mackenna's (S.) At School with an Old Dragoon, 158

Mackeson's (C.) Handbook to the Charities of London-

Guide to the Churches of London, 425

Mackinnon's (D.) School-Board Directory, 491

M'Kibbin's (Mrs.) Romanism in Russia, 454

Maddeling's (H. E.) Hints of Horace, 18

Mahony's (M. F.) Chronicle of the Fermors, 354

Main's (A.) Life and Conversations of Dr. Samuel John-

son, 54

Malden's (H. E.) Philip Ashton, 356

Malot's (H.) Mariage de Juliette-Une Belle-Mère, 323

Markham's (C. R.) History of Persia, 153

Mariage de Juliette, by Malot, 323

Markham's (Capt. A. H.) Whaling Cruise to Baffin's

Bay, 125

Marshall's (E.) Early History of Woodstock Manor, 52;

Lily among Thorns, 695

Martin's (F.) Statesman's Year-Book, 325

Mary and Charles Lamb, by Hazlitt, 317

Masson's (D.) Drummond of Hawthornden, 49

Matéaux's (C. L.) Peeps Abroad for Folks at Home, 157

Maughan's (W. C.) Alps of Arabia, 159

May's British and Irish Press Guide, 389

Memorial of the late Rev. T. Binney, by Stoughton, 523

Merewether's (H. A.) By Sea and by Land, 491

Mesnil-Marigny's Histoire de l'Economie Politique des

Anciens Peuples de l'Inde, de l'Egypte, de la Judee,

et de la Grèce, 663

Kerkadec's (Vicomtesse) Reminiscences of a Canoness, 420 Mijatovies's (Madame C.) Serbian Folk-Lore, 759

Military Memoir of Colonel John Birch, edited by Webb,

725

Irish, 120, 155

Oehlenschläger's (A.) Axel and Valborg, 423

Ogilvie's (Dr. G.) First Latin Course, 192

Oliphant's (Mrs.) For Love and Life, 627

Oliphant's (T. L. K.) Sources of Standard English, 92

Once and For Ever, 191

O'Reilly's (Mrs. R.) Stories They Tell Me, 19

Orkneyinga Saga, edited by Anderson, 285

O'Shaughnessy's (A.) Music and Moonlight, 382

Ouida's Two Little Wooden Shoes, 191, 295

Outram's (G.) Lyrics, 356

Overall's (W. H.) Civitas Londinum, 454

Owens College, Essays and Addresses, 825

Paget's (J.) Paradoxes and Puzzles, 459

Palmer's (Prof.) Axel and Valborg, 423

Palmer's (Prof. E. H.) History of the Jewish Nation, 424

Palmitos, by Viscount de Figanière, 91, 195

Paris et Versailles il y a Cent Ans, by Janin, 492

Parker's (J. H.) Archæology of Rome, 119

Parnell's Hermit, edited by Kirk-by Allen, 491

Paterson's (R.) Memorials of the Life of James Syme, 790

Paton's (A. A.) Henry Beyle, 692

Peacock's (E.) John Markenfield, 825

Perring's (Mrs.) Three Sisters, 159

Peter Parley's Annual, 158

Petit's (Prof.) Mary, Queen of Scots, 89

Philip Leigh, 290

Philip's Handy General Atlas, 825

Phillips's (R.) Dreamland, 18'

Piémontais à Rome, by d'Ideville, 730

Pierce's (J. and W. T.) Chess Problems, 125

Planche's (J. R.) Conqueror and his Companions, 858

Platts's (T.) Grammar of the Hindustanī or Urdu Lan-

Ralph Agas, 454

Ralston's (W. R. S.) Early Russian History, 824

Rainsay's (E. B.) Reminiscences of Scottish Life and

Character, 491

Ramsay's (Miss) Mildred's Career, 627

Ramsay's (Miss G.) Thomas Grant, First Bishop of

Southwark, 192

Ramsay's (Mrs.) Summer in Spain, 122

Randolph's (Mrs.) Gentianella, 522

Reade's (W.) Adventures in Morocco, 690, 732; Story of

the Ashantee Campaign, 854

Recollections of Sir George B. L'Estrange, 284

Rees's Improved Diary and Almanac, 54

Réforme de l'Enseignement Secondaire, by Simon, 459
Reminiscences of a Canoness, by Vicomtesse de Kerka-
dec, 420

Reminiscences of Forty-three Years' Service in India, by

JAN. TO JUNE, 1874

Lieut.-General Sir George Lawrence, edited by Ed-

wards, 658

Report for 1873 of the Free Libraries' Committee, Bir-
mingham, 730

Report of Free Library at Nottingham, 54

Report of the Trustees of the Sydney Free Public Li-
brary, 730

Riley's (H. T.) Chronica Monasterii S. Albani, 489

Robin's Nest, The, by a Clergyman's Wife, 19

Robinson's (F. W.) Second-Cousin Sarah, 485

Roe's (Rev. E. P.) What Can She Do? 560

Rohlfs's (Dr. G.) Adventures in Morocco, 690, 732

Rushton's (C.) George Goring, 860

Russell's (D.) Vicar's Governess, 860

Russia, Literature of, 17

St. Andrew's University Calendar, 793

Sadler's (S. W.) African Cruiser, 694

Sargant's (W.) Taxation, 356

School Board Directory, edited by Mackinnon, 491

Schwabe's (Capt. G. S.) Campaign of 1870-71, 455

Schweinfurth's (Dr. G.) Heart of Africa, 285, 322

Scott's (C. W.) Round about the Islands, 122'

Searle's (E.) Easydale, 19

Serbian Folk-Lore, translated by Mijatovies, edited by
Denton, 759

Shakespeare's Home and Rural Life, by Walter, 663

Shakespeare's King Richard II., edited by Morris, 92

Shakspeare, Papers referring to, by Halliwell, 249
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Poetical Works of, 154

Short Notices, 54, 125, 159, 193, 224, 291, 389, 459, 492,
523, 695, 826

Shuttleworth's (Sir J. Kay) Ribblesdale, 223

Silver's Handbook for Australia and New Zealand, 291

Simon's (J.) Réforme de l'Enseignement Secondaire, 459

Simpson's (W.) Meeting the Sun, 289

Sir Gilbert Elliot, Life and Letters of, edited by Countess

of Minto, 117

Skertchly's (J. A.) Dahomey as It Is, 383

Slavonic Fairy Tales, by Naaké, 759

Smart's (H.) Broken Bonds, 157

Smiles's (S.) Huguenots in France, 50

Smith's London Railways Simplified and Explained, 193

Smith's (P. V.) History of English Institutions, 12

Smyth's (P.) Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid, 695

Soirées de la Villa des Jasmins, by Marquise de Blocque-

ville, 291

INDEX OF CONTENTS
Trollope's (F.) William Mellish, 729
Twain's (M.) Gilded Age, 53

Twiss's (Sir T.) Black Book of the Admiralty, 519
Ueber Nummerirungs-Systeme für wissenschaftlich
geordnete Bibliotheken, by Comnos, 730

Ueberweg's (F.) History of Philosophy, 693

Under the Limes, 660

Under the Southern Cross, 695

Une Belle-Mère, by Malot, 323

Une Campagne en Kabylie, by Erckmann-Chatrian, 660

Ursula's Mrs. Greville, 323

Utrecht Psalter, 820

Utrecht Psalter, Reports, 291

Vambéry's (A.) Central Asia and the Anglo-Russian Fron-
tier Question, 251

Verne's (J.) Le Docteur Ox, 663

Verney's (Lady) Lianaly Reefs. 15

Vigfússon's (G.) Icelandic-English Dictionary, 821
Villemain's (A. F.) Life of Gregory the Seventh, 422
Vincent's (F.) Land of the White Elephant, 11
Virgil, edited by Nettleship and Wagner, 491
Vizcaya, 726

Von Hellwald's (F.) Russians in Central Asia, 492
W. M. B.'s Narrative of Edward Crewe, 792
Waddington's (J.) Congregational History, 456
Wagner's (W.) Virgil, 491

Waiting for Tidings, 694

Waller's (S. E.) Six Weeks in the Saddle, 89
Walpole's (S.) Life of Spencer Perceval, 9, 55

Walter's (J.) Shakespeare's Home and Rural Life, 663
Warner's (C. D.) Gilded Age, 53

Webs of Love, by G. E. H., 560

Webb's (J. and T. W.) Military Memoir of Colonel John
Birch, 725

Webster's (A.) Yu-pe-ya's Lute, 489

Weigall (Lady R.) Princess Charlotte of Wales, 287

Westminster's (Archbishop of) Essays on Religion and

Literature, 325

Westwood's (Prof.) Utrecht Psalter, 820

Whitaker's Almanac, Supplement, 594

Whitcombe's (Mrs. H. P.) Bygone Days in Devonshire
and Cornwall, 150

White's (W.) Memoir of T. T. Lynch, 792

Whitney's (W. D.) German Reader and Grammar, 93
Who's Who, 93

Wilberforce's (S.) Essays, 695

Wilkins's (Prof. A. S.) National Education in Greece in
the Fourth Century before Christ, 125

Wirgman's (Lieut.-Col. T.) Russians in Central Asia, 492
Witherow's (Prof. T.) Derry and Enniskillen in the Year
1689, 159

Wit Restored, 421

Wit's Recreations, 421

Won at Last, by Lady Chatterton, 729

Won in a Canter, 223

Woodall's (W. O.) Celebrated Trials, 84

Words of Hope and Comfort to those in Sorrow, 424

Wornovits's (Capt. I.) Austrian Cavalry Exercise, 388

Wyatt's (Sir M. D.) Utrecht Psalter, 820

Wynne's (E.) Oldcourt, 290

Wynter's (Dr. A.) Peeps into the Human Hive, 93

Yates's (E.) Impending Sword, 729

Yelverton's (Mrs.) Teresina Peregrina, 325

Unsuspected Corruptions of Shakspeare's Text, 20, 160,
357, 461, 863

Warning, A (Thornbury), 357

Who Invented Bradshaw? 95, 126

Zadkiel, 630

Poetry.

Conceit, A, by Collins, 55

Fragment, by Burns, 562

In April, by W. A., 561

Love's Gleaning-Tide, by Morris, 492

Sonnet, by J. Payne, 292

Thames Valley Sonnets, by Rossetti, 730

Tommaseo's Lyrics, translated by Rossetti, 793

To Victor Hugo, by Swinburne, 20

Whiskey for Ever, by A. P. Graves, 91

Amoureux, F., 864

Backer, A., 57

Bellew, J. C. M., 862

Diederichs, P. A., 700

Demaus, Rev. R., 394

Evans, M., 55

Fallersleben, H., 129

Frère, E., 563

Galignani, J. A., 57

Gibson, Dr. A. C., 864

Gill, Admiral, 227
Grocott, J. C., 329
Hezekiel, Dr., 329
Hugo, F. V., 20
Janin, J., 861, 864

Yonge's (C. D.) History of the English Revolution of 1688, Kavanagh, M., 462

695

Le Sanctuaire et les Inscriptions de Baitocæce, 493

'Letter to Disraeli,' 862

Library of the late Sir William Tite, 731, 763, 793

Lord Ellenborough, 426

Martin Marprelate Tracts, 663

Missale ad Usum Sarum and William Caxton, 392

Mistaken Allusion to Shakspeare, 193

Moabite Inscriptions, 665

Naples, Notes from, 163

Nashe and Sir Robert Cotton, 561, 630

New Shakspere Society, 195, 225, 256, 293, 326

Melville, H., 56

Merivale, H., 226

Michelet, J., 226, 359

Morris, M., 630

Obituaries.

Morrison, Commander R. J. (Zadkiel), 630, 666, 701

Muehler, Herr, 496

Orr, Sir A., 597

Paton, Mr., 563

Prince-Smith, Mr., 227

Sarrans, B., 563

Staunton, H., 862

Strauss, Dr. D. F., 225

Wilson, M. (Mrs. Gordon), 429

Gossip

Eton, Dr. Hornby-Hunterian Club-Author of Lady-
bank Junction,' in Blackwood's Magazine, 22
Utrecht Psalter, Report of Trustees of British Museum
-Furnivall's Chaucer Gleanings-The Day of Rest and
Good Words, Letter from Paterfamilias-Parliamen-
tary Papers for November-Early English Text Society
Report by Librarian of United States Congress, 23
Dilke's The Russian Power '-Archæological Survey
of Bombay, Appointment of Mr. Burgess-Chaucer
Society, Report-Lord Lytton on Astrology, Letter
from Mr. Prideaux-Dialect Society, Report, 56
Discovery of a Work by William Roy at Vienna, 57
Special Correspondents of the Times and Daily News at
St. Petersburg-Author of Article on Mr. Mill in West-
minster Review-Parliamentary Papers for December
-Lord Lytton's Parisians,' 95

Académie Française, Reception of M. de Lomenie, 96
Patents, Proposed General Index-Award of the Swiney
Prize of the Society of Arts-Song "Whiskey for

LITERATURE.

Gossip-continued.

Ever," by Graves, Correction-Scientific Voyages and

Missions, French Commission, 129

Women's Education Union, Scholarships-Irish In-

scribed Monuments of a Christian Character,' 163

Author of the 'Chronique Gargantuine,' 164

British Museum-Chaucer Gleanings-General di Ces-

nola's Excavations in Cyprus-Writer of 'Heer's Pri-

meval Life in Switzerland' in the Edinburgh Review

-Early English Text Society, Tenth Report-Sale of

the Library of M. Dancoisne, 196

Halliwell's Chaucer Documents-Camden Society-Free

Library for Macclesfield-Chaucer Gleanings - Ad-

miral Gill, Letter from Mr. Halle-New Shakspere

Society Sale of Books in France, 227

Death of Dr. Livingstone-Hugo's Quatre vingt-treize'

-Sale of Books by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson &

Hodge-Beal on Buddhism, 257

Sale of Autographs by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson &

Hodge-Plant on the Statistics of Free Libraries, 258

Death of Dr. Livingstone and Shirley Brooks-Hugo's

"Quatrevingt-treize '-Editor of the Pictorial World-

Dr. Binney-Ouida's 'Two Little Wooden Shoes,' Cor-

respondence, 295

University of Munich, Appointment of M. Bernays, 296

New Editor of Punch, 327

Subscription for the Benefit of Mrs. Moxon-Funeral of

Dr. Livingstone-Duff's History of the Mahrattas,'

Letter by the Author-Sale of M. Pauthier's Chinese

Library, 328

Madrid Academy of History, Election of Don A. M. Fabié,

329

Letters and Documents written by the (Tichborne) Clai-

mant, 358

'Pictures of Roman History,' by Alfred Mills, Communi-

cation from Messrs. Griffith & Farran-Sale of M.

Dancoisne's Collection of Books, Claim of M. Tasche-

reau-Molière's Works-Mr. Gladstone and Prof. Max

Müller, Correction-Académie des Sciences Morales et

Politiques, Elections, 359

Livingstone, Deputation to Lord Derby-Parliamentary

Papers for January and February, 393

Letter of Complaint from Mr. Tracy Turnerelli-Sou-

vestre's Le Parchemin du Docteur Maure,' Letter

from Mr. Goold-Oxford University Press, Appoint-

ment of Mr. Frowde-Sale of M. Labouisse-Rochefort's

Collection of Autographs, 394

Works of Charles Dickens, Correspondence, 395

Boswell's Life of Dr. Johnson,' edited by Fitzgerald, 428

Mrs. Barbauld's Tomb, Letter from Mr. Lockwood-Fre-

quent Use of Goldsmith's Simile by Modern Writers-

Société des Bibliophiles Français, Election of Count

Apponyi, 429

The Moorish Physician's Parchment,' Letter from Mr.

Ainsworth, 430

Author of Article on the Side of the Maids in the Corn-

hill Magazine-Chambers's Answer to Outram's 'An-

nuity,' Letter from Dr. W. Chambers-Hugo's 'Quatre-

vingt-treize,' Inaccuracies, 462

Mr. Birch's Proposed Search among the Inventories at

the Probate Office-Mr. Sumner, 463

Funeral of Dr. Livingstone-Edinburgh Philosophical

Institution, Re-Election of Mr. T. Carlyle-Mrs. Bar-

bauld's Tomb, Letter from "J. H.," 495

Dasent's Tales from the Fjeld,' Letter from Mr. As-

björnsen-The Moorish Physician's Parchment,' Com-

munication from Mr. Ainsworth, 496

M. Sallantin's Letters to the President of the Chamber

of Printers at Paris-Mrs. Barbauld's Tomb, Letter

from Mr. Aikin-Society of Hebrew Literature, Ap-

pointment of Rev. A. Löwy-Sale of M. A. de La-

bouisse-Rochefort's Collection of Autographs, 528

Chester's Marriage, Baptismal, and Burial Registers of

Westminster Abbey' Collier's King Edward the

Third,' Correction, 562

Parliamentary Papers for April Berlin Egyptian

Museum, M. Stern-Lisbon Academy, M. Renan-Ru-

moured Resignation of Dr. Campbell, Contradiction,

563

Mr. Disraeli's Manchester Speech-Fragment by Burns,

Letter from Mr. Bigmore, 596

'The Greatest of the Plantagenets,' Letter from Prof.

Seeley, 597

Camden Society, Report, 630

Mr. R. H. Major, Presentation of Title by King of Italy
-Sale of M. Saint-Germain's Collection of Autographs
-Appointment of M. Lenormant, 631

Parliamentary Papers-Charles Knight Memorial Fund,

Letter from Mr. Routledge, 665

Mrs. Barbauld's Tomb, Extract from New York Evening

Post-Geoffrey's Wife,' Letter from the Author, 666

London Library, Annual Meeting-Spenser Society, Fif-

teenth Issue-Shakspeare's Birthplace and Museum,

Meeting of Trustees, 699

Martin Marprelate Tracts-Lisbon Academy of Sciences,

Election of M. Renan, 700

Turner's Picturesque Views in England and Wales,' Sale

of Remaining Copies-Author of Men and Manner in

Parliament' in Gentleman's Magazine-Sale of the

Libraries of the Late M. Lucien de Rosny and Léon

Curmer-M. Deflorenne's Claim to the MS. of Gratiani

Collectio SS. Canonum et Decretorum,' 733

Head's 'Coinage of Syracuse'-'Spiritual Conflict and
Conquest of Castaniza,' edited by Vaughan-Dodsley's
Old Plays, New Edition, 763
Furness's Concordance to Shakspeare's Poems'-Sylvain
Van de Weyer, 764

Harrow School, Sir G. Wilkinson's Gift, 794
Publication of the Papers of Leigh Hunt-Mr. Goldwin
Smith on University Reform-Bühler on the Sanskrit
and Prakrit Manuscripts in Western India-Lie's 'Lod-
sen og hans Hustru,' Letter from M. Petersen, 795

Sale of Rare and Ancient Books by Messrs. Puttick &

Simpson-Letter to the Right Hon. B. Disraeli,' Com-

munication from Mr. Mortimer Collins-Commemo-

rative Tablets in Honour of Dall' Ongaro and Niccolò

Tommaseo-Cambridge Paragraph Bible, Correspon-

dence, 829

Extract from Miss Wordsworth's Journal - University

College, Prizes won by Ladies-Pension to Mr. R. H.

Horne-Copyright in Canada, Letter from Messrs. Wil-

liams & Norgate-Société des Etudes Historiques,

Annual Meeting, 864

Meldola's (R.) Elementary Inorganic Chemistry, 165
Mivart's (St. George) Man and Apes, 197
Nasmyth's (J.) The Moon, 795

Pepper's (J. H.) Light-Heat-Electricity-Magnetism
-Chemistry-Pneumatics and Acoustics, 24
Pettigrew's (J. B.) Animal Locomotion, 164, 228, 297
Pink's (W. W.) Course of Analytical Chemistry, 197
Proctor's (R. A.) Universe and the Coming Transits, 529
Rodwell's (G. F.) Birth of Chemistry, 430
Simpson's (B.) Outlines of Natural Philosophy, 197
Stewart's (Prof. B.) Conservation of Energy, 129
Stokes's (W.) Lectures on Fever, 764
Symons's (G. J.) British Rainfall, 766
Tait's (Prof.) Introduction to Quaternions, 164
Tegetmeier's (W. B.) Pheasants for Coverts and Aviaries,
57

Thorpe's (T. E.) Manual of Inorganic Chemistry, 165
Webster's (G. E.) Course of Analytical Chemistry, 197
Wright's (L.) Illustrated Book of Poultry, 57
Young's (J.) Physical Geography, 165

Original Papers.

Animal Locomotion, 228, 297

Anthropological Notes, 329, 463, 632

Astronomical Notes, 97, 360, 598

Chemical Notes, 165, 360, 497, 797

Exodus of the Israelites, 431, 667

Geological Notes, 197, 396, 529

German Society for Exploration of Equatorial Africa, 765

Government Scientific Expedition, 258, 430, 530, 830

Hamath Inscriptions, 161, 464, 561

Kashgar, 497

Livingstone, Dr., 165, 228, 257, 295, 296, 328, 393, 495

Marine Aquarium at Naples, 631, 734

Meteorological Notes, 230

Mount Sinai, 25

Ocean Temperature, 666

Palestine Survey, 735

Physical Notes, 130, 259, 464, 735

Pigmies of Central Africa, 797

Rohlfs's, Dr. G., Libyan Desert Expedition, 736

Royal Observatory, Greenwich, 797

Rusizi and the Nile, 360

Shapira Collection, 127, 326, 530, 595, 629, 665

Source of the Nile, 395

Transit of Venus Expeditions, 831

Zoological Notes, 229, 359

Societies.

Anthropological Institute-Elections, 58, 98, 198, 260, 397,

565, 634, 701, 737, 832. Wylie and Howorth on Ethno-

logical Data from the Annals of the Elder Han, 58.

Peal on the Nagas and Neighbouring Tribes, 98. Anni-

versary Meeting, 198. Hutchinson on Explorations

amongst Ancient Burial-Grounds, chiefly on the Sea-

Coast Valleys of Peru, 260. Lloyd on the Beothues--

Notes on Indian Remains found on the Coast of Labra-

dor, 330. Reid on the Mixed or Half-Breed Races of

North-Western Canada-Taplin on the Mixed Races

of Australia and their Migrations-Telfer on the Dis-

covery of Burial-Grounds near Tiflis, 397. Busk on an

Ashantee Skull-Distant on the Mental Differences

between the Sexes, 465. Howorth on an Ashanti Fetish

Letter or Curse, 565. Howorth's Strictures on Darwin-

ism, 634. Watson on the Probability of the Extinction

of Families, 701. Clarke on Researches in Prehistoric

and Protohistoric Comparative Philology, Mythology,

and Archæology, 737. Lubbock on the Discovery of

Stone Implements in Egypt-Owen on the Ethnology

of Egypt, 832

Archæological Institute-Nicholls on a Gold Ring from

Winterbourne, 231. Smith's Notes on some of the

Specimens of Wrought Gold forming Part of the

Ashanti Indemnity, 633. Also 361, 531, 798

Asiatic-Elections, 396, 701, 865. Davids on the Place

of Ceylon in Historical and Archæological Research,

564. Anniversary Meeting, 701. Bushell on the Old

Mongolian Capital of Shangtu, 865

Astronomical-Anniversary Meeting, 259. Lord Lind-

say on a Method of Determining the Solar Parallax

from Observations to be made at the next Opposition

of Juno, 531. Struve on the Irregularities in the

Proper Motion of Procyon, 668. Stone on the Eclipse

of the 16th of April, 831. Also 396

British Archæological Association-Elections, 701. An-

nual General Meeting, 701. Also 598, 736, 798

Chemical-Tommasi and Meldola on the Action of Tri-

chloracetyl Chloride on Amines, 130. Bell on the

Detection and Estimation of Adulteration in Articles

of Food and Drink, 298. Hargreaves on the Spon-

taneous Combustion of Charcoal, 361. Dewar on

Dissociation, 432. Tilden on Aqua Regia and the

Nitrosyl Chlorides-Wright on Isomeric Terpenes and

their Derivatives, 564. Corfield on the Sewage Ques

tion from a Chemical Point of View, 736. Also 231,

498, 669, 799, 866

Entomological-Elections, 130, 298, 498, 668, 799. Lam-

prey on the Habits of a Boring Beetle from British

Burma, 668. Also 361, 432

Geographical-Elections, 97, 165, 231, 298, 361, 432, 765,

831, 865. Bushell's Journey Outside the Great Wall

of China, 231. Croft's Exploration of the River Volta,

298. Hutchinson's Across the Andes from Callao, 361.

Watson's Notes of a Journey in the Island of Yezo in

1873, 432. Anniversary Meeting, Award of Medals,

865. Also 531, 668

Geological-Elections, 25, 97, 166, 231, 330, 396, 498,

598, 668, 736, 765, 865. Annual General Meeting, 330

Institution of Civil Engineers-Elections, 98, 198, 330,

531, 634, 669. Also 131, 231, 298, 362, 465

Linnean-Elections, 130, 298, 432, 498, 564. Special

General Meeting, 361. Also 831

432.

Mathematical-Elections, 98, 260, 397, 531, 701, 831

Meteorological-Elections, 298, 432, 564, 737, 866. An-

nual Meeting, 130. Scott's Attempt to Establish a

Relation between the Velocity of the Wind and its

Force-Symons on the Sensitiveness of Thermometers,

Laughton on the Diurnal Variations of the

Barometer, 564. Cator on the Estimation of Wind

Force, 737. Scott and Galloway on the Connexion

between Colliery Explosions and Weather in 1872-

Stow on Solar Radiation, 1869-74, 866

Microscopical-Elections, 98, 198, 498, 669, 799. Anni-

versary Meeting, 198. Also 362

New Shakspere Society-Opening Meeting, 397. Fleay

on the Application of Metrical Tests to Determine the

Authorship and Chronological Succession of Dramatic

Writings, 465. Fleay on the Authorship of The

Taming of the Shrew' and Titus Andronicus,' 599.

Fleay on the Authorship of Timon of Athens' and

'Pericles,' 669. Hales on the Porter in Macbeth,'

737. Fleay on certain Plays of Shakspeare, 832

Numismatic-Elections, 130, 298, 432, 564.

Head on

the Chronological Sequence of the Coins of Syracuse,

130. Conder on the History of the Jewish Coinage,

432. Cochran-Patrick on the Scottish Coinage of

James the Sixth, 736

Philological-Elections, 231, 362, 634, 701, 799. Wedg-

wood on English Etymologies, 231. Sweet on the

History of English Vowel-Sounds, 564, 634. Anniver-

sary Meeting, 701. Brandreth on some of the Sources

of Aryan Mythology, 799. Also 131

Photographic-Anniversary Meeting, 259

Physical-Fleming on the New Contact Theory of the

Galvanic Cell-Guthrie's Electrical Experiments, 433.

Also 599

Royal-Elections, 432, 668, 798. Also 97, 130, 165, 198,
231, 259, 298, 330, 361, 396, 455, 564, 598, 633, 736, 831,
865

Royal Institution-Elections, 198, 330, 498, 634, 765.

Annual Meeting, 634

Royal Society of Literature-Elections, 598. Leitner on
the Tribes inhabiting Dardistan, 465. Birdwood on
the Silver Patera procured by Dr. Lord in Badakhshan,
564. Carmichael on Veronese Typography, 765. Also
166, 330

Society of Antiquaries-Elections, 97, 330, 361, 564, 598,

798. Bruce on Discoveries near the Roman Wall, 130.

Burchett on New Grange, 166. Fortnum on certain

Gems in the Royal Collections at Windsor Castle, 259.

Layton on Objects found in the Thames, 330. Egerton

on the alleged Discovery of the Body of the Great Tal-

bot, 397. Anniversary Meeting, 598. Newton on Dr.

Schliemann's Discoveries at Hissarlik, 633. Herse-

cloths of the Companies of Fishmongers, Ironmongers,

and Vintners, 865. Also 198, 231, 736, 831

Society of Biblical Archaology-Elections, 362, 498, 634,

765. Also 231

Statistical-130

Zoological-Garrod on a New Classification of Birds, 231.

Royal Geographical Society, African Expedition-Aca-

démie des Sciences, Election of Mr. Lockyer and M.

Roche-Dr. Rohlfs's Libyan Expedition, 25

Inaccuracy of Indian Meteorological Returns-Dynami-
cal Terms Committee-New York Meteorological Ob-
servatory, Report, 58

"Natural History Transactions of Northumberland and
Durham,' Vol. V., Pt. I.-Académie des Sciences,
Elections-Patents and Patentees in Victoria, 98
Geological Society, Award of Medals-Manchester So-
ciety for the Promotion of Scientific Industry-M. Le
Verrier's Tables of the Planet Jupiter, 131
Dr. Beke's Expedition to Mount Sinai-Académie des
Sciences, Elections, 166

Melbourne Observatory, Meteorological Report-Geolo-
gical and Royal Societies, Papers by Prof. Ramsay-
Smithsonian Institution, Appointment of Prof. Gray,

199

Royal Irish Academy, Grants-Dublin Royal College of
Science, Appointment of Dr. Nicholson-Académie
des Sciences, Election of M. Gervais, 232
Imperial College at Yeddo, Appointment of Mr. Rout-
ledge-International Exposition of Horticulture at
Florence-Hydrographic Office, New York Herald on
the Proposed Reduction, 260

Linnean Society, New President-Regulations and Sylla-
bus of Studies for the Imperial College of Engineering
at Tokei-Discovery of a New Planet and Comet, 299
Grigoriyeff On the Nonsensical Assumption that M.
Vambéry never travelled in Central Asia - Forty-
sixth Meeting of German Men of Science at Wies-
baden-Cunningham's 'Microscopic Examinations of
Air,' 331

Phillips on the Waters of the Deep Mines of Cornwall-
Prof. Clifton's Photographs of Interference and Diffrac-
tion Phenomena, 362

Sub-Wealden Exploration-Map showing the Magnetic
Declination for England and Wales for 1874-Thur-
ston's Claims for Count Rumford, 397

Langley on the Minute Structure of the Solar Photo-
sphere, 398

Report of the Royal Commission on Scientific Instruc-
tion-Discovery of a New Planet, 433
Sowerby's English Botany,' Letter from "H.," 465
Progress of the Sinking for Coal in Sandwell Park, 466
German Deep Sea Exploration-Boddaert's 'Table des
Planches Enluminées,' New Edition, 498
Livingstone, Proposed Memorial at Blantyre; Anecdote
by Mr. Rankin South Kensington Museum, Appoint-
ment of Col. S. Wortley-Pension to M. Pasteur, 532
Discovery of Comets-Resignation of Prof. Sharpey-
University College of Wales, Appointment of Mr. L.
Lyell-Mr. Beauchamp Tower, 565

Admission of Ladies to Scotch Universities, Memorial-
Russian Scientific Expedition to Amu Daria, 599
Sharpe's 'Birds of Prey,' 634

Society of Antiquaries, New Council, 635
Geographical Society and Society of Arts, Award of
Medals-Statistics of New Zealand for 1872-Secchi's
'Experimental Researches leading to a Determination
of the Temperature of the Sun,' 669

Major Warburton's Expedition across Australia, 701
Morin on Bronzes from China and Japan, 702

Berlin Academy of Sciences, offer of Prize for Essay on
Physical and Chemical Conditions of Steel-Geological
Survey of Victoria, Report, 737

Tunnel beneath the Mersey, 765

Symons's British Rainfall-Sinkings at Sandwell Park,
Discovery of Coal, 766

College for Study of Science, Languages, and Literature
for West of England and South Wales, 799
De Candolle's New Classification of Plants, 800
Rawson's Report on the Rainfall of Barbadoes-Pasto-
relli's Wind and Weather Indicator, 832

Statue of Alexander Wilson at Paisley-Report of the

Inspectors of Irish Fisheries for 1873-French Aca-

demy of Sciences, Elections-Miners' Association of

Cornwall and Devon, Reports and Proceedings, 866

Burgmair's (H.) Triumphs of the Emperor Maximilian

the First, 61

Busch's (W.) Max and Moritz, 199

Casati's (C.) Note sur les Faïences de Talavera la Reyna

et Coup-d'Eil sur les Musées de Madrid, 59

Chaffers's (W.) Marks and Monograms on Pottery and

Porcelain, 867

Croquis's (A.) Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters,

Fergusson's (J.) History of the Modern Styles of Archi-

tecture, 741

Freeman's (P.) Architectural History of Exeter Cathe-

dral, 199

Greatorex's (E.) Summer Etchings in Colorado, 200

Hoey's (Mrs. C.) Thorvaldsen, 398

Lectures on Architecture, by Viollet-le-Duc, 59

Maclise's Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters, 27

Martial's (A. P.) Nouveau Traité de la Gravure à l'eau

forte pour les Peintres et les Dessinateurs, 27

Mast's (G. C.) Linear Drawing, 398

Niven's (W.) Old Worcestershire Houses, 299

Note sur les Faïences de Talavera la Reyna et Coup-d'Eil

sur les Musées de Madrid, by Casati, 59

Palliser's (Mrs. B.) China Collector's Pocket Companion,

867

Pierce's (W. T.) Treatise on Practical, Solid, or Descrip-

tive Geometry, 200

Plon's (E.) Thorvaldsen, 398

Pullan's (R. P.) The Altar, 398

Redgrave's (S.) Dictionary of Artists of the English

School, 59

Royal Academy and the Hanging Committee, 867

Sharpe's (S.) Mouldings of the Six Periods of British

Architecture, 741

Treadwin's (Mrs.) Antique Point and Honiton Lace, 398

Triumphs of the Emperor Maximilian the First, by

Burgmair, edited by Aspland, 61

Viollet-le-Duc's Lectures on Architecture, 59
Willshire's (W. H.) Introduction to the Study and Col-
lection of Ancient Prints, 26

Wood's (A.) Ecclesiastical Antiquities of London, 199

Original Papers.

Corot, M., 834

Decoration for St. Paul's, 532

Hogarth House, Chiswick, 362, 570

John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, 433

Last Discoveries in the Troad, 569

Lo Sposalizio, 167

Mantegna's Chapel at Mantua, 834

MSS. in Durham Cathedral, 168

Prayer in Spain,' by J. Phillip, 131

Private Collections of England: Lowther Castle, 260

Rubens's Paintings at Antwerp, 233

Sales, 27, 233, 263, 300, 331, 362, 398, 434, 467, 499, 534,

569, 602, 672, 706, 740, 771, 802, 835

Statue of Hadrian in the Temple of Jerusalem, 568

Temple of Diana, 639

vii

Woolner's Statue of Sir Cowasjee Jehangeer Readimoney
-Burlington Club, Collection of Works by Cox and
De Wint-Fine-Art Exhibition in Dundee-Burgmair's
Triumphs of the Emperor Maximilian the First,'

edited by Aspland, 61

New Pictures by Mr. Leighton and Mr. Prinsep-Exhi-
bition of Engravings after Landseer, 100

Goldsmiths' Company, Prizes-St. Etheldreda's Chapel,

131

Ballin's 'Six Etchings on the Thames'-Kracker's En-
graving after Scholtz's 'Last Banquet of the Generals
under Wallenstein at Pilsen'-' Geschichte der Bilden-
den Künste in der Schweiz,' 132

Royal Academy, Elections-St. Paul's Cathedral, Im-
provements-Royal Historical and Archæological As-
sociation of Ireland, Museum at Belfast, 168

New Design by Mr. Leighton-Hogarth's House-Hunt's

'Shadow of Death,' Correspondence, 201

New Paintings by Messrs. F. Madox Brown, A. Hughes,

and Brett-British Museum, Designs and Sketches by

Hilton, 233

Pictures by Tadema and Marks - Liverpool Fine-Art
Gallery, Letter from Mr. Grindley-British Museum,
263

Royal Academy, Council-Institute of Painters in Water-

Colours, Resignation of Mr. Fahey-National Gallery,

Appointment of Mr. Burton-Picture by Dou in the

Earl of Lonsdale's Collection, Letter from Mr. O'Con-

nell, 300

Artists' General Benevolent Institution, Report-Royal
Academy, Architectural Drawings-Private Chapel at
Luton Hoo, 331

Madonna, by M. Hébert-London International Exhibi-
tion, Exhibitor's Medal-Lacretelle's Portrait of a
Lady-Discovery of Frescoes by Perugino, 363

M. Feurdent & Co.'s Gallery, Bronze Statuette-Condi-
tion of the Lions in Trafalgar Square-Heath's Auto-
type Photographs, 399

Elections: Society of Painters in Water Colours; Insti-

tute of Painters in Water-Colours; Académie des

Beaux-Arts-British Museum, Mr. Twopeny's Collec-

tion, 434

Simmons's Engraving after Tissot's News of Our Mar-
riage-High Prices of Famous French Landscapes-
Holl's Engraving after Richmond's Portrait of Dr.
Bence Jones-Messrs. Edwards & Jones's New Mono-
gram, 467

New Works by Mr. Watts and Mr. Poynter-Illness of

Mr. F. Walker-Stirling Institute for the Promotion

of the Fine Arts, 499

British Museum, Antiquities from Ephesus-Exhibition
for the Benefit of Natives of Alsace and Lorraine, 534
Stained Glass Window to the Memory of David Cox-

The Salon, Accepted and Rejected Contributions, 570
South Kensington Museum, Injury to Glass Collection-
Kaulbach and his Works, Correspondence-Fisk on
Picture Construction, 603

Street's Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages'-New

Pictures by Ferdinand Heilbuth-Abbey of Paisley, 640

Owen Jones Memorial-Sale of Important Pictures-

National Portrait Gallery, New Trustees, 672

Every's Engraving after Dicksee's 'Romeo and Juliet'

-Cousins's Engraving after Reynolds's 'Age of Inno-

cence-Havard and Madon's Les Quatre Derniers

Siècles,' 706

Fergusson's History of the Modern Styles of Architec-

ture-Blanchard's Engraving after Tadema's The

Vintage, Ancient Rome'-Sharpe's 'Mouldings of the

Six Periods of British Architecture '-National Por-

trait Gallery, Seventeenth Annual Report, 741

Paris Salon, Award of Medals-Académie des Beaux-

Arts, Election of M. Delaborde-Sale of a Copy of

Heures d'Anne de Bretagne,' by Curmer, 771

Sale of Mr. Barker's Collection of Pictures-British Mu-

seum, Parliamentary Return-Public Buildings in

London, Edinburgh, and Dublin, Precautions Against

Fire, 802

Institute of British Architects, Refusal of Gold Medal

by Mr. Ruskin-Pictures from Mr. Barker's Collec-

tion-Antiquities from Ephesus, 835

Restoration of Cathedrals and Churches, Motion for Par-

liamentary Return, 867

South Kensington, Appointments, 868

Wagner's (R.) Quatre Poèmes d'Opéras, 132

Williams's (C. A.) Office of the Holy Communion, 534

'Giroflé-Girofla,' 436, 804

Handel Festival, 868

Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens, Jaime, Noriac and Ser-
pette's La Branche Cassée,' 169

Royal Albert Hall Choral Society and the Sacred Har-
monic-British Orchestral Society-Donizetti's Favo-
rita,' Arrest of Signor Palermi, 202
Signora Lodi-Mdlle. Singalée-Salle Ventadour, Cima-
rosa's Le Astuzie Femminili,' 234

Music on Ash Wednesday-Illness of Sims Reeves-Gaîté,
'Orphée aux Enfers '-David's 'Perle du Brésil,' 264

Her Majesty's Opera, 332, 399, 467, 499, 535, 570, 603, Birmingham Festival Profits-Cimarosa's Astuzie Fem-

640, 673, 707, 741, 772, 802, 835, 869

'Jeanne d'Arc,' 233

Lecocq's 'Giroflé-Girofla,'

436, 804

'Les Diamans de la Couronne,' 673

'Lohengrin' in New York, 500

Manuscripts of Sebastian Bach, 773

'Marie-Magdeleine,'

468

Mdlle. de Belocca, 536

Music in Passion Week, 500

Music of the Future, 673, 836

Music of the Future in Edinburgh, 28

New Foreign Operas, 501

Opera Season, 535, 603, 640, 707, 741, 772, 802

Orchestral Societies, 363

'Palestine,' 168

Passion Week in Paris, 500

Pianoforte Discords, 805

Royal Italian Opera, 332, 467, 499, 535, 570, 603, 640, 672,

707, 741, 772, 802, 835, 869

"The Light of the World' and 'St. John the Baptist,' 435

Uniform Musical Pitch, 772

Concerts.

Academy of Music for the Blind, 836

Armstrong's (Madame E.) Concert, 870

Ashe's (Miss F.) Concert, 836

Bianco's (Signora E. Del) Matinée, 804

British Orchestral Society, 169, 333, 468

Brixton Choral Society, 264

Brixton Monthly Popular Concerts, 133, 264

Carter's (Mr.) Choir, 836

Chappell's Popular Concerts, 263

Coenen's (W.) Concerts, 300, 333

Crystal Palace Concerts, 133, 169, 202, 234, 264, 300, 333,

363, 436, 536, 572, 604, 641, 742, 773, 804, 836

Duvernoy's (A.) Recitals, 742, 773, 870

Essipoff's (Madame A.) Recitals, 742, 836

Gardner's (C.) Concert, 836

Gilbert's (A.) Concert, 536

Gounod's (M.) Concerts, 233, 300, 363, 536, 708, 773

Halle's (Herr) Recitals, 869

Heilbron's (Miss S. F.) Matinée, 804

Musical Union, 571, 641, 708, 773, 804, 836, 869

New Philharmonic Society, 363, 572, 641, 804

Nilsson's (Madame) Concert, 804

Oakeley's (Prof.) Festival Concerts, 264

Philharmonic Society, 363, 436, 641, 708, 773, 836

Philp's (Miss E.) Concert, 804

Renard's (Mdlle.) Matinée, 773

Richards's (B.) Concert, 870

Royal Academy of Music, 805

Royal Albert Hall Choral Society, 435

Royal Albert Hall, Concert in Honour of the Emperor

of Russia, 707

Royal Albert Hall Opera-House Concert, 869

Sacred Harmonic Society, 168, 435, 536, 640

Saturday Popular Concerts, 436

Royal Academy of Music, Westmoreland Scholarship and

Potter Exhibition-New Paris Opera, 28

Operas produced in Italy in 1873, 29

Dispute between M. Gounod and the Registrar at Sta-

tioners' Hall-Penzance Choral Society, 62

Paris Grand Opéra-Chénier's Pianoforte-Signora Bram-

billa and M. Devillier, 63

Sacred Harmonic Society-Crotch's 'Palestine'-Signor

Giulio Perkin-Paris Grand Opéra-M. Génévoix-

Handel's Messiah' in Paris, 102

Lay Helpers' Association, Appointment of Mr. Hoyte-

Salle Ventadour, Opening Performance, 133

minili'-Offenbach and Meurice's 'Midsummer Night's

Dream,' 301

Opéra Comique, Saint Georges and Lenepveu's' Le

Florentin'-M. Gounod's New Work, 333

Her Majesty's Opera, Adoption of the French Pitch, 363

Royal Academy of Music, Parepa-Rosa Scholarship-Paris

Théâtre Italien, Rossini's 'Semiramide,' 364

Sullivan's 'Light of the World' and Macfarren's 'St. John

the Baptist-London Ballad Concerts-Ponchielli's 'I

Lituani,' 400

Italian Opera at Gibraltar-Madame Lucca, Mdlle.

Murska, and Signor Vizzoni at Hanover, 401

Mdlle. de Belocca, 436

Edinburgh University Musical Society-Royal Society of

Musicians, Anniversary Festival, 437

Offenbach's Orphée aux Enfers,' Origin of Libretto-

Madame Artot-Padilla Señora Chiomi, 469

Crystal Palace Concerts-Sacred Harmonic-Birming-

ham Local Scholarships, 501

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Concert by Russian Ladies-Milan Teatro dal Verme,

Glinka's La Vita per lo Czar'-Verdi's 'Manzoni,'

"Messa da Requiem," 774

Wagner's Operas at Munich, Correspondence-Verdi's

Requiem-Cambridge University Musical Society, 805

Illness of M. Gounod-Madame Arabella Goddard in

China-Verdi's Requiem in Paris, 837

Olympic-Much Ado about Nothing, 265. Lawrence's

Mr. Righton's Adventures with a Russian Princess,

334. Taylor's Lady Clancarty, 364

Opéra Comique-Marie-Magdeleine, 468

Prince of Wales's-School for Scandal, 501

Princess's-Little Puss in Boots, 29. Wills's Mary, Queen

o' Scots, 301. Sardou's Nos Bons Villageois, 501.

Balzac's Le Marâtre-Battu and Desvignes' L'Hon-

neur de la Maison, 573. Feuillet's Le Sphinx, 674.

Musset's On ne Badine par avec l'Amour, 743. San-

deau and Augier's Le Gendre de M. Poirier-Balzac's

Mercadet le Faiseur-Berton's Les Jurons de Cadillac,

774. Uchard's La Fiammina-Belot's L'Article 47, 806

Queen's-Reade's The Wandering Heir, 334. Reade's

Rachel the Reaper, 364

Royalty-Edwardes and Gilbert's Ought We to Visit

Her, 133. Robertson's Breach of Promise, 334. Far-

nie's The Main Chance-Ashton's Fire-Eaters, 537.

Burnand's Archie Lovell, 709

Strand-Reece's May, 537

Strand Opéra Comique-Lecocq's Giroflé-Girofla, 804

Theatre Français-Augier's Jean de Thommeray, 64:

Feuillet's Le Sphinx, 470

Vaudeville-Petticoat Government-London Assurance,

437. Albery's Pride, 605

Gossip.

Ambigu-Comique, Le Borgne,' 30

Porte Saint-Martin, 'Henri III. et sa Cour '—Mdlle.

Desclée and Madame Chaumont, 64

Sociétaires of the Comédie Française - Palais Royal,

Poirson's 'Leçon de Duel,' 102

Sardou's 'Le Magot' - Théâtre Français, Feuillet's

Péril en la Demeure,' 134

'Biographia Dramatica,' Corrections, 170

Miss Marryat's Readings-Touroude and Beauvallet's

'Le Secret de Rocbrune'-Dennery and Cormon's

Les Deux Orphelines'-Théâtre Français, Mazères's

'Le Jeune Mari,' 204

Retirement of Mr. Benjamin Webster, Complimentary

Benefit-Re-establishment of the Censure in France,

236

Liverpool Musical Festival-Madame Sainton-Dolby and Variétés, Meilhac and Halévy's La Petite Marquise,'

M. Sainton's Matinée d'Invitation, 870

Covent Garden-Red Riding Hood, 29. Rip van Winkle,

265. Opera, 332, 467, 499, 535, 570, 603, 672, 707, 741,

772, 802, 835, 869

Criterion-Byron's An American Lady-Gilbert's Top-

seyturveydom, 437

Drury Lane-Jack in the Box, 29.

Halliday's Amy

Robsart, 203. School for Scandal, 334. Opera, 332,

399, 435, 467, 499, 535, 570, 603, 673, 707, 741, 772,

802, 835, 869

Gaiety-Dickens's Battle of Life, 29. Oxenford and

Hatton's Too Clever by Half, 301. The Rivals-School

for Scandal, 364. Colman and Garrick's Clandestine

Marriage, 501. Taylor's A Nice Firm-Knowles's

The Hunchback, 837

Globe-Committed for Trial, 169. Albery's Wig and

Gown, 537

Gilbert's Charity,

Mayhew's Mont

Haymarket-Raymond and Agnes, 29.

63. Godfrey's Queen Mab, 437.

Blanc, 743

Holborn-Barrière and Lambert-Thiboust's Une Cor-

neille qui abat des Noix-Dumas's Le Mari de la

Veuve, 102. Barrière and Crisafulli's Le Démon du

Jeu, 169. Barrière and Thiboust's L'Infortunée Caro-

line, 203. Cadol's Les Inutiles, 234. Barrière and

Thiboust's Aux Crochets d'un Gendre, 334. Grangé

and Deslandes's Les Domestiques - Gondinet's Les

Grandes Demoiselles, 364. Byron's Thumbscrew, 537

Lyceum-A Husband in Clover, 29. Aïdé's Philip, 234.

Wills's Charles the First, 774

Crystal Palace, Macbeth'- Teatro de Apolo, Madrid,

El Libro Talonario,' 334

The Censure in France and England, 365

Mdlle. Blanche Miroir, 366

Censorship in England, 401

Dramatists and London Managers-Flaubert's 'Le Can-
didat-Berjerat's 'Separés de Corps'-Bernard and
Bocage's 'Le Cadeau du Beau-Père-Labiche and Le-
roy's Brulons Voltaire,' 402

Odéon, Dumas's 'La Jeunesse de Louis XIV.,' 438
Queen's Theatre, The Hunchback '-Princess's Theatre,
'Nos Bons Villageois,' 470

Gymnase Dramatique, Labiche and Duru's 'Madame est
trop Belle,' 502

Holy Week Festivities at Seville-Fournier and Lermina's
'La Lettre Rouge,' 538

Pocock's Rob Roy'-Queen's Theatre, Digges's Fair
France'-De Launay's 'Le Cousin Pons,' 574

Lyceum, 'The Bells'-Petition to Marshal MacMahon,
606

Society for the Amelioration of the French Stage, 674
Marshall's Brighton,' 709

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