CONTENTS OF VOL. L

PAGR

A BUSINESS WAR OFFICE. By Sir Robert Giffen

THE DURHAM ROAD TO PEACE. By Thomas Shaw

THE MISSIONARIES AND THE EMPIRE. By Frederick Greenwood

THE ROMANISATION OF IRELAND. By Professor Mahaffy

THE RECENT NEW STAR IN PERSEUS. By the Rev. Edmund Ledger

BACK TO THE LAND! By Earl Nelson

1

12

21

31

44

59

THE CAUSE OF THE CHILDREN.' By the Countess of Warwick

67

THE PUNISHMENT OF CRIME. By Sir Robert Anderson

77

THE STRANGE ORIGIN OF THE 'MARSEILLAISE.' By Karl Blind

LABYRINTHS IN CRETE. By Mary, Countess of Galloway

93

96

114

THE LATE BISHOP OF LONDON: A PERSONAL IMPRESSION. By Herbert Paul 103

DISSENT IN THE VICTORIAN ERA. By the Rev. Dr. J. Guinness Rogers

THE MARRIAGE OF MRS. FITZHERBERT AND GEORGE THE FOURTH. By

John Fyvie

THE ARMY-CORPS SCHEME AND MR. DAWKINS'S COMMITTEE: AN HISTORICAL

RETROSPECT. By Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice

WHAT COURT OF APPEAL WILL SATISFY AUSTRALIA? By Hugh R. E.

LAST MONTH. By Sir Wemyss Reid.
161, 339, 517, 687, 864

HOW AMERICA REALLY FEELS TOWARDS ENGLAND. By Samuel E Moffatt 177

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE EMPIRE. By

THE CONGO STATE AND THE BAHR-EL-GHAZAL. By Edmund D. Morel 202

THE EMIGRATION OF GENTLEWOMEN: A WOMAN'S WORD FROM NATAL.

DOWN-TRODDEN IRISH PROTESTANTS. By John F. Taylor
THE DANGER OF THE WAR OFFICE REPORT. By Sidney Low
A REMNANT OF BUDDHA'S BODY. By Perceval Landon
ASSUMING THE FOUNDATIONS. By Auberon Herbert

THE PRESENT RAGE for MezzoTINTS. By W. Roberts
BEAU NASH. By Charles Wilkins

THE CIDER INDUSTRY IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND. By C. W. Radclife

Cooke

By John Macdonell

327

353

366

387

WOMEN AS HOME WORKERS. By Lady Knightley, of Fawsley

THE MEDITERRANEAN SCARE:

(1) By Archibald S. Hurd

(2) By Edmund Robertson

POSTAL PETTIFOGGING. By J. Henniker Heaton

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

✔THE IRISH NUISANCE AND HOW TO ABATE IT.

By Edward Dicey

By Sidney Webb

LORD ROSEBERY'S ESCAPE FROM HOUNDSDITCH.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY AND THE CORONATION. By Somers Clarke

THE FIRST BRITISH SETTLERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. By the Rev. Dr. Wirgman 402

RECENT SCIENCE. By Prince Kropotkin

INTERNATIONAL BOAT-RACING. By W. B. Woodgate

THE SIEGES OF DERRY AND LIMERICK. By Henry Mangan

LORD LYTTON'S NOVELS. By Walter Frewen Lord

SKETCHES IN A NORTHERN TOWN. By Mrs. Henry Birchenough
TENNIS. By Mons. Jusserand

AN ALTERNATIVE TO KAFFIR LABOUR. By Jonkheer Van Citters.

417

439

449

459

479, 1001

506

510

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. By W. Laird Clowes

A BUSINESS VIEW OF SOUTH AFRICAN PACIFICATION. By Henry Birch-

enough

A WINTER'S WALK IN CANADA. By Arnold Haultain

THE SAD PLIGHT OF BRITISH FORESTRY. By Sir Herbert Maxwell

RECENT EXPERIMENTS WITH SOUND SIGNALS. By the Rev. John M. Bacon

FRAGMENTS OF MR. GLADSTONE'S CONVERSATION. By Mrs. Goodhart

OPERATIVE SURGERY IN AMERICA. By Robert Henry Nesbitt

GEORGE ELIOT AND GEORGE SAND. By Lady Ponsonby

'THE BODY OF CHRIST': AN EPOCH-MARKING BOOK. By the Rev. Dr.

Henry R. Percival

CONCERNING AN IMPRISONED RANI. By Cornelia Sorabji

THE MEDITERRANEAN TUNNY. By W. H. Grenfell

'A NEWE HERBALL.' By Mrs. R. M. King

THE GERMAN ORDER OF THE IRON CROSS. By Colonel Lonsdale Hale

SHOULD THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON INCLUDE POLYTECHNICS? By Sir

Michael Foster.

ANARCHISM. By George Jacob Holyoake

V ONE LESSON OF THE WAR-THE MILITIA BALLOT:

(1) By the Editor.

(2) By Hugh R. E. Childers.

WANTED A BUSINESS GOVERNMENT. By Edmund Robertson

GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA. By A. Rustem Bey de Bilinski

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529

536

547

564

579

590

598

607

617

623

639

650

660

675

683

701

711

723

THE TRUE ORIGIN OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND DILEMMA. By W. B. Duffield 737

NAVAL FASHIONS. By Archibald S. Hurd

751

THE PRESS-GANG. By W. J. Fletcher

761

DID ELIZABETH STARVE AND ROB HER SEAMEN? By Vice-Admiral Sir

Cyprian Bridge

OF THE PERSONAL ELEMENT IN HISTORY. By Emily Lawless

OMENS AT CORONATIONS. By Charles Benham

790

799

THE EMPLOYMENT OF EDUCATED WOMEN. By Mrs. Creighton

CAN THE SEA BE FISHED Our? By R. B. Marston

. 806

.

812

THE FRENCH ASSOCIATIONS LAW. By Wilfranc Hubbard

818

A VISIT TO THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. By G. J. Shaw-Lefevre

830

THE NEW HARBOUR WORKS AT DOVER. By Sir William Crundall and

Worsfold Mowll

THE ANXIETY OF THE HOUR. By the Rev. Dr. J. Guinness Rogers

VA MESSAGE FROM AMERICA. By Sir Wemyss Reid.

A NEW LIGHT ON THE BACON-SHAKESPEARE CYPHER. By W. H. Mallock

THE FIELD OF THE PRINT COLLECTOR. By Frederick Wedmore

How To PUT AN END TO PROFESSIONAL CRIME. By Sir Robert Anderson 948

A PLEA FOR THE CIRCUIT SYSTEM. By Mr. Justice Grantham

BACK TO THE LAND-A SEQUEL. By Earl Nelson.

'BIGODS.' By the Countess of Warwick

OUR UNDISCIPLINED BRAINS-THE WAR-TEST. By Charles Copland Perry

MARRIAGE AND MODERN CIVILISATION. By W. Š. Lilly

A NATIONAL THEATRE: AN APPEAL TO THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.

By John Coleman

991

WHY THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS LEAVE FRANCE. By J. G. Snead Cox

CHILD-SETTLERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. By Francis Stevenson

OFFICERS' EXPENSES. By Major G. F. Herbert

CADET CORPS FOR SCHOOLBOYS OF ALL CLASSES. By Major W. Elliot

THE WHITE PERIL. By George Macaulay Trevelyan

LIGHT-WEIGHTS TO FINISH THE WAR. By Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson 1056