INDEX TO VOLUME CLXXXIV.

815

228

as

639

AMERICANS, Among the
37 East and West, A Ballad of the

319
Arabia, Ancient
145 English, The Ascertainment of

451
Age, Old, The Intellectual Effect of
249 Epicurus Wynn,

532
Ascertainment, The, of English, 451 Emin Pasha and General Gordon, 639
Afterthoughts,

626 English Monarchy, The Future of 707
Asia Minor, Greek Settlements and Jew- Elephants, Wild, Sport with

823
ish Colonies in

636
Asia, The Future of Russia in
771 FRANCE, Literary Criticism in

67
Fog, London, In Praise of

98
BLINKERS,
64 Fortunio,

766
Browning and Tennyson,

190, 240 FitzGerald, Edward
Browning's View of Life,

255
Browning, Robert .
290, 297, 372, 762 GREEN Door, The

209
Browning, Robert, A Sequence of Son- German, Low, Poetry, The Father of
nets on the Death of
447 Groth, Klaus

228
Browning, Robert, a Religious Goethe, The Decline of

493
Teacher,
660 Guests and Hosts,

501
Brazil, Past and Future,

300 Greek Settlements and Jewish Colonies
Bronte, Charlotte, The House of

424
in Asia Minor,

636
Beaumont, Sir John, Some Missing Gordon, General, and Emin Pasha,
Poems of

510 Gordon, General, Recollections of a
Bunyan's Use of Verse,
572 Voyage with

750
Babbage's Calculating Engines, 574 German Colonies in the Holy Land, 812
Boston, Old .

671
Buddhism, Philosophical, in Tibet, 726 HIGHLAND School, A, Forty Years

59
CRITICISM, Literary, in France, 67 History, The Romance of. Jacqueline
Canvassing the Rustics,

186 de Laguette,
Children and the Poets,
235 History, The Romance of. Casanova,

348
Crete, Housekeeping in

245 Hector, Charles, An Eighteenth-Century
Cats, The, of Ancient Egypt,

251 Mystic,
Carlyle, Thomas, Personal Recollec- Hallucinations, an International Cen:
tions of

323
sus of.

441
Casanova,

348 Holland House,
Catalogue, The Secrets of a

380 His Uncleland Her Grandmother, 470, 596
Christians, the Early, Position of Wom- Hanoverian Marriage, A

483
en among
406 Hosts and Guests,

501
Canals, Ship:
506 Hawkwood, Sir John

515, 643
Condottieri, The Italian,

515 Hill, Rowland, and Penny Postage, 735
Creed, the, The City of

665
Church Services Fifty Years Ago, On INCARNATION, The, of Krishna Mul-
Some

700

vaney,
Corsica, Random Recollections of
788 Influenza, The Epidemic of

508
Italian Condottieri,

515
DOMINICAN Preacher, a, Recreations of 113
Dibdin, Charles
180 JOEL Quaife's Return,

103
Dandies, the, In the Days of 305, 561, 797 Jewish Colonics and Greek Settlements
Dutch Girlhood,

375
in Asia Minor,

636
Democracy in Switzerland,

579

LEPERS, The, and the Moravians,
EXPOSITION, the, How a Russian Offi-

63
London Fog, In Praise of
cer Rode to.
170 Louise, Queen

118
Egypt, Ancient, The Cats of
251 ) Literature, English, The Teaching of

131

202

360

466

IO

.

.

V

221

Lothian Fair, A.
157 RUSSELL, Lord

3
Laguette, Jacqueline de
202 Rooks and Farmers,

45
Lavigerie, Cardinal, and the Slave- Russian Characteristics,

90, 676
Trade,

266 Russia, Stamping out Protestantism in . 173
Lumber-Room, A.
316 Rustics, Canvassing the

186
Land, The, and its Owners in Past

Richardson, Samuel

459
Times,
610 Russia, The Future of, in Asia,

771
Camington, Lord :

809
SARDES, Among the

149
MORAVIANS, The, and the Lepers, 63 Strangers within our Gates,
Modern Eastern Martyr, A

161 Sharp, Granville, and the Slave-Trade, 259
Marcia,

339, 398, 652, 718 Slave-Trade, the, Cardinal Lavigerie and 266
Mystic, An Eighteenth-Century
360 Stevenson's Methods in Fiction,

417
Mound, The, by Yellow Creek,
428 Severn, Joseph

437
“Mothers” According to English Ship-Canals,

506
Novelists,
621 Sheep-Shearing by Machinery,

511
Monarchy, English, The Future of
707 Switzerland, Democracy in

579
Mandeville, Sir John

741
Multazim, a, The Experiences of 756 TAKING, The, of Osman Oglou,

141
Mummy, a, A Dialogue with
810 Tennyson and Browning,

190, 240
Tibet, Philosophical Buddhism

726
NICÆA, .

665
UTOPIAS, Two New

387
Old Missionary, The

49, 77
Old Boston,
671 VOLCANIC Regions, Real Estate in

6SS
Politics, Foreign, Current Influences WORDSWORTH, Dorothy

123
21 Winter's Drive, A, from Sedan to Ver-
Poetry by Men of the World,

85 sailles and round. Paris during
Protestantism in Russia, Stamping out. 173

280
Pope,

195 Wonen, Position of, among the Early
Platt Deutsch Poetry, The Father of 228

Christians,

406
Paris, A Winter's Drive round, during Walpole's, Horace, Letters :

544
the Siege,

280
Pampas, the, The Naturalist on
552 | ZOE,

270, 781
Penny Postage and Rowland Hill,

735
Palestine, German Colonies in

812

.

.

on

.

66
130
642

A.D. 1590,

-

POETRY.
After a Night of Weeping,

514 | London Twilight,
Arcady, In

514 Literature and Nature,
770

Lover, The True
Birthdays,

2 New Year's Greeting, A
Backward moves the kindly dial,” 66
Browning - In Memoriam, 194, 322 Prologue, The
Browning, A Sequence of Sonnets on
the Death of.

447 Rice and Slippers,
Browning's First Sonnet,

706 | Rondel,

Reviewer's Remorse, A.
Christmas Holly,

66

Snow Parable, A
Dead Love,

2 Switzerland, In
Daisy in December, To a

450 Sleep,
“ Donec Aspiret Dies,”.

642 Sonnet,
East and West, A Ballad of the

319 Under the Oak,

Unrest,
Five Years Old,

450

Vigil, A.
Holly, A Sprig of

258
Helvellyn,

578 Waning Year, The.

Waiting,
Itinerants,

130 Winter,
Insight,

194 Winter Song, A

.

.

.

428

TALES.
EPICURUS Wynn,
532 | Modern Eastern Martyr, A

161
Marcia,

339, 398, 652, 718
Green Door, The

209 Mound, The, by Yellow Creek,
His Uncle and Her Grandmother, 470, 596 Old Missionary, The

21

CONTENTS.

I. LORD RUSSELL,

Contemporary Review,

II. THE INCARNATION OF KRISHNA MULVANEY, Macmillan's Magazine,

III. CURRENT INFLUENCES ON FOREIGN POL-

ITICS,

Blackwood's Magazine, .

IV. AMONG THE AMERICANS. By Arthur

Montefiore, F.R.G.S.,

Temple Bar,

V. ROOKS AND FARMERS,

Murray's Magazine,

VI. THE OLD MISSIONARY. By Sir William

Wilson Hunter, K.C.S.I., .

Contemporary Review,

VII. A HIGHLAND SCHOOL FORTY YEARS AGO, Murray's Magazine,

VIII. THE MORAVIANS AND THE LEPERS,

Spectator,

IX. BLINKERS,

Leisure Hour,

37

45

49

59

63

64

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