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reviewed, 145.

Tennyson's, Lord, poetry, 740.
Thackeray, W. M., as a writer of fiction,
756.

"THE KING OF LOVE MY SHEPHERD IS,"
LATINE REDDITUM, 280.
THOMAS, 842.

Touraine, the Dukes of, 344.
TRADE, FREE, AND DEPRESSED Trade,

491.

Trades-Unions in New South Wales, 678. TRANSYLVANIAN SAXONS, AMONG THE, 195-their bridal customs, 196—their folk-lore, 206-the baptism of children, 207 et seq.-their death customs, 210.

Separatists, breakdown of the historical TRANSYLVANIAN TZIGANES, THE, 129–

case of the, 323.

privilege debate, 855-Lord Selborne's
condemnation of the conduct of his
late colleagues, 856-Lord Rosebery's
flippant speech on the Crimes Bill,
ib.

his ridicule of the Liberal Union-
ists, 857-Mr Gladstone's appeal to
the Nonconformists, 860-his parlia-
mentary tactics, 863-the "Parnellism
and Crime" debate, 865-Sir George
Trevelyan's return to the Gladstone
fold, 866-his attitude on the Crimes
Bill, 867 his exhibition at the

"

Eighty Club," 868-exposure of Sir.
George by Lord Randolph Churchill,869.
Shaftesbury, the Life and Work of the
Seventh Earl of,' reviewed, 137.

She: a History of Adventure,' by H.
Rider Haggard, 302.

'Shelley, the Life of P. B.,' by Dr Dow-
den, reviewed, 131.

Sketches from my Life,' by the late
Admiral Hobart Pasha, reviewed, 141.
Smith's, Mr W. H.,,tact as a leader, 593.
SOLDIERS, RUSSIAN, AND RUSSIAN ARMA-
MENTS, 382.

SONG OF THE BELL, THE, translated by Sir
Theodore Martin, 579.
"Specific subjects," the teaching of, in
board schools, 825.

Spencer's, Herbert, philosophical works,
752.

Strachey, Mr, on the effects of raising the
German tariff, 498.

Strickland, the Life of Agnes,' by her
Sister, reviewed, 438.

Swinburne's, Algernon C., poetry, 744.

overhauling a gipsy camp, ib.-Liszt's picture of Hungarian Tzigane, 631-the gipsy leader or judge, 635—the gipsies' religion, 637 et seq.-gipsy wit, 639their burial customs, 640-gipsy love of music, 643 et seq.

Trevelyan's, Sir George, attitude on the Irish question, 729-his return to the Gladstone fold, 866-his attitude on the Crimes Bill, 867-his exhibition at the Eighty Club," 868-exposure of, by Lord Randolph Churchill, 869. Trollope, Anthony, his place in fiction, 758.

TWO MONTHS OF THE SESSION, 591-the appearance of turbulent spirits,

ib.

-the unnecessary prolongation of de-
bates, ib.-the deterioration of the
House of Commons, 593-Mr W. H.
Smith's tract as a leader, ib.-the balder-
dash of the Irish demagogues, 594-
the legislation of Lord Salisbury's Cab-
inet, 595- the Gladstonians and their
Nationalist allies, 596-Mr Bright's
opposition to Home Rule, 599-Mr
Gladstone's appeal to separated and
divided interests, 600-the nationality
of the United Empire, 601-Mr A. J.
Balfour, the new Secretary for Ireland,-
16.-his brave heart and determined
spirit, 602.

TZIGANES, THE TRANSYLVANIAN, 629.
Union with Ireland, the causes of the,
154.

United Empire, the nationality of the 601.

United States tariff, 502.

• Verdicts of History Reviewed, Some,'
by William Stebbing, reviewed, 428.
Vinegar Hill, the battle of, 165.
Virginia Reminiscence, a, 807.
Wodrow's Analecta,' 348.

Yule's Cathay, and the Way Thither,' quoted, 234 et seq.-Marco Polo, 235 et seq.

'Zyte,' par Hector Malot, reviewed, 694.