coast, and had served at the bombardment of Acre and in the Russian War of 1854-5, retiring in 1856. On the 24th, aged 71, Joseph Bernays, M.I.C.E., an eminent German hydraulic engineer long settled in England. On the 28th, aged 67, Alexander Johnson Cassatt, President of the Pennsylvania Railroad since 1899, and originally an engineer. On the 29th, suddenly, at Calcutta, aged 70, Samuel Smith, Liberal M.P. for Flintshire from 1886 to 1905, and previously for Liverpool when undivided. He was an authority on the cotton trade, an ardent social reformer and philanthropist and supporter of the Indian National Conference. On the 29th, from injuries received in the Elliot Junction railway accident, Alexander William Black, Liberal M.P. for Banffshire since 1900, and Writer to the Signet since 1885. He had made his mark in the House, chiefly as a skilful opponent of Mr. Chamberlain's proposed "fiscal reform." On the 29th, aged 91, the Rev. Henry Bailey, D.D., Hon. Canon of Canterbury, and from 1850 to 1875 Warden of St. Augustine's Missionary College, Canterbury. He had been Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, had taken double honours in 1839 and won University Scholarships in Theology and Hebrew. On the 29th, at Constantinople, Sir Alfred Sandison, Dragoman of the British Embassy from 1860 to 1894, and a prominent personage in the foreign society of the Turkish capital. On the 29th, aged 80, Lieut.-Colonel William Joseph Gorman, for over fifty years in the Colonial Service in Ceylon; took a prominent part in the volunteer movement in the island. On the 30th, aged 83, Lieut.-General George Edward Baines, Colonel Liverpool (late 8th) Regiment; served at the siege of Delhi, 1957. On the 30th, aged 85, the Rev. George Venables, M.A. Oxon., Hon. Canon of Norwich, and from 1874 to 1888 Vicar of Great Yarmouth, where he did much to restore the ancient church. He was Select Preacher at Cambridge in 1883, and a member of the Royal Commission on Patronage. On the 30th, aged 68, Mrs. Josephine Butler, dau. of John Grey of Dilston, a fellow-worker with Clarkson against slavery, and widow of Dr. George Butler, Head Master of Liverpool College, 185682. At Liverpool, after the accidental death of her only daughter, she was led into philanthropic work, eventually among friendless girls, and in 1869, at great cost to herself, came forward to oppose the introduction into England of the State regulation of prostitution by the Contagious Diseases Acts. After a long struggle, involving much obloquy to its promoters, the movement was crowned with success in 1986. A refined and gentle lady, she was in every way totally unlike the popular conception of the "shrieking sisterhood." She had written lives of Catherine of Siena, of Oberlin, and of her father. On the 30th, aged 61, George Pitt Lewis, K.C., M.P. for Barnstaple (at first Liberal, then Liberal Unionist) from 1885 to 1892, sometime Recorder of Poole, and a Deputy County Court Judge. On the 30th, aged 94, Mrs. Julia Goodman, née Salaman, a successful portrait painter, who had first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1836. On the 31st, aged 58, the Rev. Michael J. Moylan, Superior-General of the Order of Christian Brothers from 1900 to 1905. On the 31st, the Countess of Clancarty (Belle Bilton), well known on the variety stage before her marriage to the Earl of Clancarty in 1889. In December, aged 62, William Stewart Ross (Saladin "), for many years a writer in the National Reformer and Secular Review, and later editor of the Agnostic Journal. Besides his activity as a "freethought advocate," he wrote spirited ballad and lyrical poetry, and some school books.
The figures between [ ] refer to PART I.
ACADEMICIANS, election of St. Gaudens,
A. (Hon. For.), 2, 98; Israels, J. (Hon.
For.), 2, 98; Solomon, S. J., 2, 98
ACCIDENTS.
EXPLOSIONS, Courrières
Mine, Lens, 7; Devonport, steam pin-
nace, 4; Jellico, Tennessee, 31; Rurik,
Barrow, 29; Wingate Colliery, 32.
MISCELLANEOUS, Lofoden Islands, ava-
lanche, 7; Gilbert, J. S., and two
sons, drowned, 26; Distillery at
Glasgow, "wash charger" collapses,
36; Milner, Mrs., and children, suffo-
cated by gas, 2; Monte Oliveto Market,
Naples, roof collapses, 10; Sowerby
Bridge, carriage overturned, 11; Vic-
toria Pit, Clackmannan, 4; Zum Hirsch
Hotel, Black Forest, 10. MOTOR CARS,
Battle, Sussex, 21; Buxton, 21; Hand-
cross Hill, Crawley, 24. RAILWAY,
Atlantic City, New Jersey, 34; Baillie-
ston, 21; Cimarron River, 30; Elliot,
Arbroath, 39; Grantham Station, 30
Kirtlebridge, 10; Ottersberg, 39;
Pueblo, Colorado, 8; Salisbury Station,
22; Terra Cotta, Washington, 39;
Ulleskelf, 37. SHIPPING, Aquidaban,
3; Essex, 21; Haverford, 19; Mezly,
38; H.M. Prince of Wales, 11. TRAM-
CAR, electric, Highgate, 21; Liver-
pool, 3
ADDRESS. See Parliament.
AFGHANISTAN.-AMIR, his tour through
Jalalabad, [371]; relations with India,
[371]
AFRICA, EAST.-ABYSSINIA, agreement
signed, [417]. BRITISH CENTRAL
AFRICA, [419]; population, [419];
railway construction, [419]; revenue,
[419]; trade, [419]. BRITISH EAST
AFRICA, [418]. GERMAN EAST AFRICA,
[419]. LOURENÇO MARQUES, trade,
[420]. PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA,
[419]; trade, [420]. SOMALILAND
Protectorates, [418]. UGANDA, sleep-
ing sickness, [418]. ZANZIBAR, out-
break of plague, [419]; trade, 419.
NORTH. ALGERIAN hinterland,
French responsibilities in, [422]; trade,
[423]. MOROCCO, Algeciras, General
Act of the Conference at, [420], 2, 9,
10; France, relations with, [421];
revolutionary movements,[420]; Rosen,
Dr., his mission, [421]; trade, [421].
TUNIS, Bey, death of the, [423];
trade, [423]
AFRICA, SOUTH.-BASUTOLAND, Henn-
ing, O., his report, [407]; revenue,
[407]; trade, [407]. CAPE COLONY,
Bond Congress, at Ceres, [406]; Cus-
toms Convention, [406]; Estimates,
[406]; Income Tax Bill, [406]; Legisla
ture, opening, [406]; rebellion, [406],
27; Connaught, Duke and Duchess of,
their visit, [402]. NATAL, Budget, [405];
Elgin, Lord, his despatch suspending
executions, [79], [403]; executions
under martial law, [80], [403]; native
insurrection, [79], [402]-[405]; revenue,
[405]; Royston, Col., charges against,
[405]. ORANGE RIVER COLONY, Esti-
mates, [402]; Goold-Adams, Sir H.,
his statement on finance, [402]; Re-
sponsible government, grant of, [246],
[398]; Steyn, Mr., his attack on Lord
Milner, [402]; trade, [402]. RHODESIA,
Budget, [407]; gold, output, [407];
railway construction, [408]. Rhodesia,
North-Eastern, [408]; Matoppo Hills,
Indaba of chiefs, [408]. Rhodesia,
Southern, revenue, [408]. SWAZILAND,
Selborne, Lord, holds an Indaba, [401].
TRANSVAAL, Budget, [399], [401];
Chinese labour, [8], [19], [26], [28], [59],
[209], [234], [400]; number of convic-
tions, [400]; commercial depression,
report on, [401]; Constitution, [199],
[246], [395]-[397], 38; "National As-
sociation formed, [398]; Responsible
government, granted, [394]; revenue,
[399], [401]; Selborne, Lord, re-ap-
pointed Governor, [401]
WEST.-ANGOLA, railway construc-
tion, [427]; trade, [427]. ASHANTI,
[426]. CONGO FREE STATE, disturb-
ances, [427]; Leopold, King, and the
Congo, [174], [237], [343], [429]; railway
construction, [429]; reform commission,
recommendations, [428]. FRENCH
WEST AFRICA, Lenfant, Major, ex-
pedition under, [430]; Roumé, M.,
his report, [430]. GAMBIA, revenue,
[426]; trade, [426]. GERMAN SOUTH-
WEST AFRICA, Deimling, Col., his
operations against the rebels, [427];
number of casualties, [427]. GERMAN
WEST AFRICA, [427]. GOLD COAST,
[425]; gold industry, [426]; revenue,
[426]; trade, [426]. LAGOS, railway
extension, [425]; revenue, [425];
trade, [425]. NIGERIA, NORTHERN,
administration, report on, [423]; cost,
[423]; Lugard, Sir F., his resignation,
[423]; railway extension scheme,
[424]; rebels, attacks of, [424]; opera-
tions against, [424], [425]. NIGERIA,
SOUTHERN, population, [425]; revenue,
[425]; trade, [425]. NORTHERN TERRI-
TORIES, [426]. SIERRA LEONE, railway
completion, [426]; revenue, [426]
ALBERT HALL, Churchmen at, [124], 14;
Primrose League at, [115]
ALEXANDRA, Queen, at Chatsworth, 1; her
Fund for the Unemployed, 3, 4; at the
Piræus, 11; at Newcastle, 24; Alnwick
Castle, 21; King's Lynn, 35
ALIENS ACT, result of, 1; debate on, [66]
AMBASSADORS, appointment of, Bryce, J.,
[253]; Komura, Baron, 16
AMERICA.-Vide Canada, Mexico, New-
foundland, United States, West Indies
CENTRAL.-COSTA RICA, [465].
GUATEMALA, [465]. HONDURAS, [465].
SALVADOR, [465]
SOUTH.-ARGENTINA, ALCORTA, Dr.
F., appointed President, [471]; his ad-
dress, [471]; budget, [472]; immigrants,
number of, [472]; Quintana, President,
his death, [471]; trade, [472]. BOLIVIA,
Budget, [474]; railway construction,
[474]; tin industry, [473]; trade, [474].
BRAZIL, debt, foreign, amount of,
[470]; Drago doctrine, [469]; Pan-
American Congress at Rio de Janeiro,
[469]; Penna, Dr. A., President, [470];
his inaugural address, [470]; tariff, the
new, [471]; Taubate agreement, [470].
CHILI, Budget, [473]; Montt, Señor,
President, [473]; trade, [473]; Valpar-
aiso, earthquake, [472], 83. ECUADOR,
Alfaro, General, installed President,
[473]; Quito railway, [473]; trade,
[473]. GUIANA, BRITISH, gold and
diamond industries, [468]; revenue,
[468]; trade, [468]. GUIANA, DUTCH,
[468] GUIANA, FRENCH, [468]. PARA
GUAY, Ferreiro, Gen. B., elected
President, [472]. PERU, revenue,
[473]; trade, [473]. URUGUAY, trade,
[472]. VENEZUELA, exports, [474];
France, relations with, [474]
ANNIVERSARIES, celebration of, Aberdeen
University, [257], 31; Coal Tar Colour
Jubilee, 26
ARMSTRONG, College, Newcastle, opened,
24
ARMY Council, decision on the War Stores
Commission, 33
Orders, publication, [214], 30, 33;
reductions in Army, 30
ART.-Retrospect of :-
ARTS and Crafts Society, 99
CHANTREY Trustees, pictures chosen by,
97
HOLMAN Hunt exhibition, 99
MODERN Society of Portrait Painters, 99
NATIONAL Gallery acquisitions, 97
NEW English Art Club, 98
ROYAL Academy, 98; Winter Exhibition,
ROYAL Society of British Artists, 93
SALES, 7, 8, 9, 14, 16, 21, 37, 38, 98-100
ASIA.Vide Afghanistan, Baluchistan,
China, Hong-Kong, India, Japan,
Korea, North-West Frontier, Persia,
Siam, Tibet
AUSTRALASIA.-Vide New South
Wales, New Zealand, Polynesia,
Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria
AUSTRALIA. COMMERCE Act, [475].
Creswell, Capt., his proposals for con-
structing a navy, [477]. ELECTION,
general, [475]; result, [476]. IN-
DUSTRIES Preservation Act, [475].
LEGISLATIVE measures, [475]. PRE-
FERENCE schemes, [476]. Premiers,
protest against their exclusion from
the Colonial Conference, [478]. STATE
debts, question of Federalising, [477].
TARIFF Commission, [475]. Trade,
[474]. WHITE labour, substitution for
black, [477]
SOUTH. AGRICULTURAL industry,
[480]. ELECTION, general, [480]. RAIL-
WAY Construction, [480]
WESTERN.-FEDERATION, secession
from the, [481]. GOLD, stealing, re-
port on, [481]. IMMIGRATION schemes,
[481]. MOORE, Mr., Premier, [481].
RASON, Mr., Agent-General in London,
[481]
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. AEHRENTHAL,
Baron, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
[311]; on foreign relations, [312].
Algeciras Conference, [312]. An-
drassy, Count, on the non-Magyar
races, [310]. BECK, Baron, Premier,
[309]. Budget, [313]. COALITION,
Executive Committee, dissolved, [307],
8. Congresses, [309]. Customs tariff,
[308]. Czechs and Magyars, proposed
alliance between, [309]. DELEGA-
TIONS, meeting, [311]. ELECTION,
general, [308]. FOREIGN relations,
[312]. Franchise Reform Bill, [309],
[310]. GERMANY, tariff and commer-
cial treaty with, [307]. Goluchowski,
Count, resignation, [311]; on foreign
affairs, [312]. HOHENLOHE, Prince,
resignation, [309]. ITALY, relations
with, [314]. KOVACS, M., attack on,
[306]; forced to resign, [306]. LEGIS-
LATIVE measures, [309]. Municipal
members, British, their visit, [314].
PARLIAMENT, dissolved, [307],
opened, [308], 16; prorogued, [309];
crisis settled, 10. Pitreich, General
von, resignation, [311]. SCHÖNAICH,
General von, Minister for War, [311].
Servia, tariff war with, [314].
WEKERLE, Dr., Premier, 308
Francis Joseph, Emperor of, his
speech on opening Parliament, [308];
reception in Silesia, [309]
AUTOGRAPHS and letters, sale of, 15, 16
BALFOUR, Lord, of Burleigh, expelled from
the Constitutional Club, [15]
BALUCHISTAN.-MACMAHON, Sir H.,
appointed Agent to the Governor-
General, [370]. NUSHKI - SEISTAN
route, result, [370]. QUETTA, durbar
at, [370]
BANGOUR Village, settlement for the insane,
opened, 32
BANKRUPTCIES and deeds of arrangement,
number of, 32
BARONETCIES conferred, Cawley, F., 35;
Channing, F. A., 35; Graham, J. H.
N., 35; Hughes-Hunter, Col. C., 35;
Schuster, F., 21; Schwann, C. S., 21
BATTENBERG, Princess Ena of, abjures the
Protestant faith, 7; betrothal, 7; leaves
London, 16; marriage, [148], [350], 17
BEIT, A., death of, 128; bequests, 25
BELGIUM.-ANTWERP Fortifications Bill,
[342]. BUDGET, [342]. COLONIAL
Government Bill, [344]. Congo ques-
tion, [342]-[344]. ELECTIONS, [342].
LEGISLATIVE measures, [341]
Leopold II., King, on the Congo
State, [343]
BILLS. See Parliament
BIRMINGHAM Musical Festival, new oratorio
produced, 32
BIRON, H. C., appointed Metropolitan
Police Magistrate, 9
BISCHOFFSHEIM, Mr. and Mrs., celebra-
tion of their golden wedding, 37
BISLEY National Rifle Association, 22;
matches, 23; prizes, 23
BOAT races. See Sports
BOOTH, General, celebration of his seventy-
seventh birthday, 10
BRADLEY, A. C., resigns Professorship of
Poetry at Oxford, 4
BRITISH Association, meeting at York, 26
Museum, appointment of Royal
Trustee, 3
BUCKLER, J. R., sale of his collection of
pictures, 7
BUDGET. See Parliament
BULGARIA. GREEKS, persecution, [337].
PETKOFF, M., Premier, [337]; his pro-
gramme, [337]. Petroff, General, re-
signation, [337]. TURKEY, relations
with, [337]]
BURNAND, Sir F., resigns connection with
Punch, 5
BURNS, R., sale of a letter by, 12
BYE-ELECTIONS, [211], [215], 7, 9, 10, 15,
CAMBON, P., Honorary Degree of LL.D.
conferred, 19
CAMBRIDGE Úniversity, proposal on the
B.A. courses rejected, 16; Mathe-
matical Tripos list, 18; changes in
the, approved, 33
CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, Lady, her death,
[217], 133
CANADA.-AYLESWORTH, A. B., ap-
pointed Minister of Justice, [453].
BRITISH Columbia, [461]. Budget,
[452], [458]. CONFERENCES, [459],
[460] EDWARD VII., King, invitation
to, [452], 11. Estimates, [452], [458].
Excise revenue, [459]. FISCAL ques-
tion, [451]. Fitzpatrick, Hon. C.,
appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, [453]. Fraser, Hon. D. C.,
appointed Governor of Nova Scotia,
[451]. GREY, Lord, Governor-General,
character of his speeches, [456]. HALI-
FAX, last British soldier leaves, [460];
Archbishop of, his death, [450]. Hy-
man, Hon. C. S., his resignation, [458].
IMMIGRANTS, number of, [455]. JONES,
Hon. A., his death, [450]. LAURIER,
Sir W., reconstruction of his Ministry,
[450]; on the fiscal question, [451].
Legislative measures, [454]. Lemieux,
Hon. Ꭱ.. appointed Postmaster-
General, [453]. Life insurance report,
[451]. MANITOBA, [461]. NEW BRUNS
WICK, [461]. Newfoundland, proposed
admission to the Dominion, [455].
Nova Scotia, [460]. ONTARIO, [461].
PARLIAMENT, opened, [452], [457].
Préfontaine, Hon. Mr., his death, [450].
QUEBEC, [461]. RAILWAYS, report on,
[457]; mileage, [457]. STRIKES, [453].
TARIFF Commission, result, [451]; Re-
vision Bill, [457], [458]. Taschereau,
Sir H., his resignation, [453]. Trade,
[459]; disputes, number of, [454].
WEST INDIES, proposed admission to
the Dominion, [455]
CANALS and inland navigation, Royal Com-
mission on, 7
CAXTON, sale of a book printed by, 37
"CENSUS of the British Empire," [44].
CENTENARY, celebration of, Pitt, W., 3
CHAMBERLAIN, J., celebration of his seven-
tieth birthday, [178]-[180], 22; in
Parliament, [19], [26], [53], [61], [63],
[113], [121]; at meetings, [7], [8],
[125]; illness, 25
CHANNEL, attempts to swim across, 29
CHARING Cross Station, inquest, 2; re-
opened, 8; report on the accident, 19
CHINA.-ADMINISTRATION, reform of the,
[388]. Army reform, [389]., COM-
MISSION, Imperial, report, [388], 9.
EDUCATION, [389]. FAMINE, [391].
Foreign relations, [391]. INDO-CHINA,
French, Annam, King of, his dethrone-
ment, [394]; Cambodia, King of, his
coronation, [394]; Estimates, [394];
Railway construction, [394]; trade,
[394]. MARITIME Customs, appoint-
ment of High Commissioners, [390];
revenue, [391]. Missions, attack on
[391], 6. OPIUM, abolition of the use
of, [389], 31; loss of revenue, [390].
PIRACIES, number of, [391]. RAIL-
WAYS, construction, [389], [392]
CHRISTIE'S, sale at, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16, 19, 21, 37, 38, 100
CIVIL List pensions, 20
COAL miners, Northumbrian, ballot on
eight hours' day, 24
COAL-TAR Colour Jubilee, 26
COLSTON "Anchor" Banquet, [231]
CONFERENCES AND CONGRESSES.-
Algeciras, [84], [301], [420], 2, 9, 10.
Chambers of Commerce, Bristol, 30;
Grocers' Hall, 24. Caxton Hall,
Westminster, 14, 19. Cotton trade,
Manchester, 12. Headmasters, Mal-
vern College, 39. Independent Labour
party, Stockton-on-Tees, 11. Inter-
Parliamentary,[191]-[193], 25. Library
Association, Bradford, 29. Masters,
Assistant, Mercers' School, 29. Miners
Federation, London, 17; Swansea, 32.
National Union of Conservative and
Constitutional Associations, [196].
Newspaper Society, 20. Norwich
Diocesan, [100]. Pau-American, Rio
CONFERENCES, CONGRESSES, cont.
de Janeiro, 27, [469]. Peace (projected),
10. Postal Clerks' Association, Liver-
pool, 11. Postal Union, Universal,
Rome, 10. Railway Servants, Cardiff,
[215], 32. Scottish Liberal Association,
Peebles, [215]. Shop Assistants,
National Union of, Marylebone, 11.
Social Democratic Federation, Brad-
ford, 11. Teachers, National Union
of, Scarborough, 11. Templars, In-
dependent Order of Good, Liverpool,
11. Trade Union, Liverpool, 29.
Wireless Telegraphy, Berlin, [247], 34.
Women's Suffrage Alliance, Copen-
hagen, 27
CONNAUGHT, Duke of, opens University
College Hospital, 35; his visit to South
Africa, [402]
CONNAUGHT, Prince Arthur of, his mission
to Japan, [383], 2; return, 15
COOK, C. A., appointed Chief Charity
Commissioner, 29
CORPORATION plate, Boston, sale of former,
13.
COUNTY Council, London, members visit
Paris, 4; report of the Finance Com-
mittee, 9; annual budget statement,
13; Education Committee, decision to
admit the Press, 36
CRETE. DISCONTENT, commission of in-
quiry, [335]. ELECTION, general, [336].
GREECE, Prince George of, his farewell
proclamation, [336], 31. ZAIMIS, M.,
appointed High Commissioner, [336]
CRICKET. See Sports
CRIMINAL cases, Adcock, Dr., 14; Balfour,
J., released, 11; Buckham, R., 28;
Fane, F., 16; Kerry, T. C., acquitted,
2; Peach, P., 16; Stanley, M. L., 30;
Watt, H., released, 28
CROMER, Earl, Order of Merit bestowed, 21
CROPS and grass, acreage of, in Great
Britain, 28
CRYSTAL Palace, Handel Festival at, 21
DEMONSTRATIONS.-Albert Hall,[118],
[124], 14; Canterbury, [225]; Caven-
dish Square, 20; Hyde Park, 4, 12,
15; Manchester, [161], [217], 25;
Regent's Park, [147], 18; Salvation
Army, 10
DENMARK.-BILLS, number of, passed,
[355], [358]. Budget, [355], [357].
CONSTITUTION, reform, [355], [358].
ELECTION, general, [356], [357]; result,
[357]. LEGISLATIVE measures, [358].
RIGSDAG, reassembled, [355]; opened,
[357] TARIFF Reform Bill, [358]
Christian IX., King, his death, [354],
3; funeral, 5; memorial services, 5
Frederick VIII. proclaimed King,
[355]; his visit to Germany, [305]
DENNY, E. M., sale of his collection of
pictures, 9
DEPUTATIONS, received by, Asquith, H. H.,
[39], [219], [237]; Birrell, A., [88],
[153]; Campbell-Bannerman, Sir H.,
[83], [237], 15; Canterbury, Arch-
bishop of, [232]; Grey, Sir E., [237];
Lansdowne, Lord, [232]
DISCOUNT Company, National, jubilee
celebrated, 24
DRAMA, The. -Comedies 100; Court
Theatre, 101; foreign plays, 102;
musical comedy, 103; novels, adapta-
tion, 102; poetic dramas, 103; Shakes-
peare's plays, revivals, 102; Shaw, B.,
The Doctor's Dilemma," 101
Dreadnought, H.M.S., construction of the,
[213]
DUNN, Sir W., his gift to the Presbyterian
Church of England, 13.
Buenaventura, 6;
Chile, [472], 28; England, 21; San
Francisco, [445], 11; Tumaco, 6. See
also 82-83
ECCLESIASTICAL.-BARNETT, Rev. S.
A., appointed Canon of Westminster,
19. Bishops, their views on the Educa-
tion Bill, [99], [143]. CALDWELL,
R. T., elected Master of Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge, 6. Canterbury,
Archbishop of, on Letters of Business,
32. Church Congress, Barrow-in-
Furness, [217], 32. Congregational
Union, annual meeting, 13. Convoca-
tion of Canterbury, meeting, 13, 36;
dissolved, 2. ECCLESIASTICAL Disci-
pline, report of the Royal Commission
on, [168], 22. Ellis, Rev. R., elected
Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney, 3.
Evangelical Alliance "Diamond Jubi-
lee celebrated, 18. FILLINGHAM,
Rev. R. C., case against, 5.
PATRICK, Rev. A. F., appointed Dean
of Ely, 33. MALVERN Link Church,
outrage on, 27. ST. PAUL'S Cathedral,
dedication of the Chapel of the Order
of St. Michael and St. George, 18.
Presbyterian Church of England, gift
to, 13. Representative Church Council
meeting, 22. WELLDON, Bishop, ap-
pointed Dean of Manchester, 19
EDINBURGH University, new laboratories
opened, 33.
EDWARD VII., King, his visit to Chats-
worth, 1; Paris, 6; at the Piraeus, 11;
entertained by Pres. Fallières, 13; re-
turn to London, 13; receives German
municipal councillors, [136], 15, 16;
representatives of French Universities,
17; opens the King Edward Sana-
torium, 19; birthday honours con-
ferred, 21, 35; at the Royal Agricul-
tural Show, Derby, 21; opens the
bridge at Newcastle, 24; at Alnwick
Castle, 24; inspects the 3rd Battalion
Scots Guards, 26; his visit to Ger-
many, 26; receives in audience three
Indian chiefs, 28; arrival from Marien-
bad, 29; opens Marischal College,
[257], 31; receives colours of the Scots
Guards, 34; at King's Lynn, 35
EGYPT.-CROMER, Lord, his report on the
administration, [411]; on reform in
the system of legislation, [411]-[414] ;
on the economic condition of, [414];
report on the Soudan, [415]; on the
Sinai Peninsula, [416]. DELIMITATION
frontier question, [117], [409]. Den-
shawi executions, [173], [175], [209],
[410]. PORT SAID, [417]. SINAI PENIN-
SULA, blood money, [417]; Bramly, J.,
commandant, [417]; population, [416].
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