THE NINETEENTH CENTURY A MONTHLY REVIEW EDITED BY JAMES KNOWLES VOL. XIII. JANUARY-JUNE 1883 LONDON KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, & CO., 1 PATERNOSTER SQUARE CONTENTS OF VOL. VOL. XIII. OCR POSITION AS A NAVAL POWER. By H. O. Arnold-Forster ON TASTE IN DRESS. By G. F. Watts CARDINAL MANNING'S DEMAND ON THE RATES. By R. W. Dale GIRL-CHILDREN OF THE STATE. By Maria Trench PUSS IN BOOTS. By W. R. S. Ralston THE PROCEDURE OF THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. By Alfred Hill ORIGIN OF THE NATIONAL PARTY IN EGYPT. By John Ninet MODERN MIRACLES: a Rejoinder. By E. S. Shuckburgh. THE FUNCTIONS OF AN OPPOSITION. By Henry Cecil Raikes THE FUNCTIONS OF CONSERVATIVE OPPOSITION. By the Hon. W. St. ON THE ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND. THE CREED OF CHRISTENDOM.' By the Rev. Dr. Martineau THE THEATRICAL REVIVAL. By Frederick Wedmore MIDDLE-CLASS EDUCATION. By Lord Norton VILLAGE LIFE IN NORFOLK SIX HUNDRED YEARS AGO. By the Rev. Dr. Jessopp ELECTION PROSPECTS OF THE CONSERVATIVES. By C. E. Lewis RELIGION AND THE RATES. (1.) By Cardinal Manning. (2.) By the Rev. Canon Gregory THE UNMOUNTED BUCEPHALUS. By Mons. Joseph Reinach 140 |