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AUTUMNAL QUARTER— October 1 to December 81 



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AUTUMNAL QUARTEB— OCTOBEB 1 TO DEdm/m^j^^'^h 



SBjrBBBHCB.— -TA^ Times Newspaper having a separate pagination to each number, the follovfing 
method is adopted to buit it to an> file : thus 8 o 1 1 « means 8th Oct., page 1 1 column 5 } the italio 
letter after the first figure noting the month, and the italic letter (according to alphabet) after tha 
■eoond figure noting the column of the page. 



Aberdeen cLady) on Women *8,Iudu8trial Coun- 
cil, 18 <j 11/ 
— ' University, 30 o 9 c— ai o 8 <i->4 n 10 d 
Abyssinia, 28 n 7/ 

the American Misnion to, b o '6 o ^12 o 5 d 

*— and the blave Trade. 20o'6f 

— and the Somali Mullah, bale ' ' 
AOOIDEIiXS :— 

— Alpme Accidents, 28 </ 8 

— in America, Fatal, 23 n 6 a 

•^— Mr. Arnold-Eorster, Accident to, 3 o 8 4 
«-» Bessborough and Limerick, Motor Car Ac- 
cident between, bo ^d 
.»> Breitel Lane, Bursting of a Canal at, 16 n 
ey— 17 n\\}o 

— Brixton, Gas Explosion in, 14 n 8 <{ 

— at the Brumptou and Kensington Central 
Blectric Lighting btation, Official Ueport, '^ 

abS 
^^ l>eTonport, Fatal Boat Accident at, 14 o 7 i 
East Ureenwich, Explosion at, idd6 b 

— at Faversham, Ofilcial Keport, 12 d 14 (/ 
I'owder Mills, Jbatal, lO n 1 e-li n 4/ 

. — Fenner, Y. J., Accidentally bhot by his 
Son, 29 a « c 

«— France, Fatal Automobile Accidents In, 9 
116/ 

— — French Drove, Fatal Accident at, 27 06/ 

_ Uanlej, Singular Fatal Accident at, 14 «I 
g (_15 d 12 

— ^ Loewe, Seigmund, Killed in a Motor Acci- 
dent, 2(> n & 6 
' .^ Long Ditton, Serious Motor Car Accident 
at, U n 6/ 

_ Malta, Fatal Fireworks Explosion in, 24 o 
8 a 

..-. Openihaw, Serious Accident at the Arm- 
strong, Whitworth Engineering Works at, 29 
e46 

_ Peckham, Qas Explosion at, 21 d 1 ly 

_ Bamigate Tramcar Accident, Official Re- 
port '^1 o 18/ 

_ Stanway, Fatal Fall of a Viaduct at, 14 n 
9/- 16 nil/ 



Accidenta {iontinut d\ 

in the Strand. Fatal. 2n W d 

— Tullamore, a Boy Killed by a Fall of a 
Wall at, 23 o 7 J 

— > Wmnington, Lady, and her Driver, Se- 
riously Injured in a Motor Car Accident, 2 1 o 

nj 

Yarmouth Fatal Boating Accident at. 

Official Inquiry, 2 6c— So 8/^6 obd 
^OOIBBNXS— MINING :— 

in Belgium. Fatal, b dlf 

near Coatbridge. Fatal, 9 o 4/ 

at Grassmuor Colliery, 28 n 11 

f reston Colliery, 13 4 e 

AOOIBENIS— RAILWAY :— 

in America, Fatal, 28 <2 4 a 

at Bally mote Station, Official Report, 2oQd 

at Beaitock, ^ d7 a 

— at Birmingham, 2^d7 f 

— — between Bodmin and Bodmin Road Sta* 

tions, Fatal, 17 o 9/ 
■ Carlisle and Warrington, 23 ^ 4 d 

near Chester-le-Street Station, 7 dbf 

— - near Crewe, 2^d7J 

between Dufftown and Craigellachie, 10 d 

7 s 
.— at Fenchurch Street Station, Official Re-» 

port, 80 6/ 
in Kansas, Fatal, 22 d 3 / 

at Kelmarsh Tunnel, 6i d 5 e 

.-> at King's Cross, 17 n 6/ 

— - at London Bridge Station* 2 d7 a 

at MUlUill, 12<i 11 d 

at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 4 n 11 / 

— near Oogar, 7 d of 
at I'aisley, 2'6d^b 

near Fenrith, 7 d 6/ 

at Fiershill Station, 16 7 « 

.— Official Report, 7 d 14/ 
between Ri^nes Fark and Wimbledon. 7 4 

6/ 
- — at St. Paul's Station, lOo 11 « 
— — at Sowerby Bridge Station, 23 o 4/— 24 o 

9y 
between Weymouth and Fortland, Fatal^ 

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AcddontB—BBflwiy (e&ntintudy 

io 8witierUiid, Fatal, 23 n 6 « 

betweeo Willerby and Hull, 2b d 7 e 

AccideDts in Tar Works. 9 n 1 4 « •*.:*• 

Accounto uf Ovdraeera and QQardiani«tVi3t: \ 
Adand (Arthur) on Modern IniBitiiei40nl&, t • 

10 a 
Aclaod-Uood (Sir A.) i^ Tai^nS^ii; 5 n 9 6 
Acre Territory, #^^6 u<V23 nhb 
Actors' BeBevW«»I^I^M»4; Annaia Dinner, S» d. 

^)^<s^tlr OY.*M.) on RaUwaj Rates and FiMal 
'• rf^li^ytSl 4 6 
Atlanu CJ< K^) on Solicitors and their Cllento' 

money, SI d2J 
Adderley (Ber. the Hon. Jas.) on the Edacatioa 

Acts, 23 ii4 6 

— on Canon Benson and Mr. Beeby's Case, 
24<i t0 6 

— on Dr. Horton and the Ah^ el CiMit9rWiijr» 
12 n8/ 

Adevu auitecland, 1« o 4 a -15 ^ 3 tf-^-S n 6/— 
3 a ay— 4 n k cZ-G a 3/— 7 a 7 «-9 a 6 c^lO 
« 6 f^rAI Hi a— 16 a 6 /— iU « 6/*-Sl a 9 

Ai)]|ULM«xx gouax t- 

-^ the UM^MMas, 2\ d3e 
«-^ the ^aaiMea, 14 ^ 3 o 

— the ChaUeng^ and the Ihtc d'Anmaie^f9o 
iSd 

the C% 0/ F<artftS9^»ll d^d 

the i>ifo <{'AuM0<^5 » l^> 

— ^ the ^w v''^wl> ( ^ H • 

— the Frome, 16,44 o 

the H'WthondHmk ^9^6 

the Kolpn^, «7 • 1$ 4--1 4 14 » 

the Lmd^ Bertha^ 1« a 2J 

^-^ the I^Ator 4<^ 9, |9 a.4 % 
Ti— lt» f>i«w<r>> 4 a ^ g 

— the Maioreae^ 11 i 4<^ 

. — tl^M^m^fm^4i^Bupmr^ l»d3 4-19. 
<^4,a^2,ii i;^ # 

the Oosciaa, IS 4 9 4 

.^.r-^ thfi^PHi^. ZtfiM^jr^ 4 « 8 » 
.^- tbelVMWR.ll <<3<2 

«— the BtfM^raa^t, 27 a 16 e 

— the Sumlighi, 1 ^ 4 S / 

the »ri^4^tf.»4.9« 

Adnlteration of ai^ri^A, 29i 4 4 » 

AdTiaogr C^N9ii|Ut99 foi t|i » |n » p f ri 9 | IqptltBte» 

6d 14e 
Aeronaut]^ I«i^t^ aad Q)bBbi,12 e,4 ^ 

Society of Great Britiun.HefltMW.. i^ 7 • 

Aeronauts in Franoeb 9 « Z« 
Afghanitf^". I6» 6 •r^H « 7>Ml^<f 3 « 

the Ame9tqf»^o4^ 

and the Brit^h Moilegi,.30 • 18 e 

-T-r. lfe|(|ri«^T|^«:W;it|i^^24 

African fixploration, 6 o 4 a 

AgarBoba|Lte# C^hos.) pq^iMS^Poli^.. U d 12/ 

»griPitf M»B¥ ^mkn J^t»)Br oii«28(^4/ 

— Co-operation. 9 a 11 e~i4 a 4 c 
,«, B*iflMl|i»¥ilDdi%.U a V 

— — Ezporu of Argentina, f 1 a 4 9 
—» Imports, 7 o IS e^SOd 9 

— LoMes,7tf 6/ 

4 



Agrfbitftural Prodoce and Bniliray Bates, 17 • 

^"•^ Rsturns of Qreat Britain, 1903, dd7 a 
.* \ ■ of the United Kiogdoin, 31 o 14 a 

AQiaCULTURBs- 

— • Animal ludnstry of Argentiaa. 28 o 4 5 

— Board of Agricultute and Fisheries, I • 6 d 
^11 d Ae 

British Dairy Farmers* Association, 14 i4e 

^ — ^HaiWlneeotd. *il dA& 

— — Cereal Crops of 1903, 19 o 8 

^— > (condition of British Crops, 6 • 12 e 

Com Markets, ^nHa 

— » Ci:ops and Lire Stock, 6 o 13 a— 12 10 tf 

- 19 p 3 o—te 4 6—2 a 4 a— ST a 8 a— 18 fi 8 

iT— 23 a 8 6—14 i 4 a— 21 dib 

— Diseases of Animals, 5 o 13 6 

— - English Jersey Cattle Society, 5 18 
— - Hop Crop of 1903, 24 e 14 a 

— Isle of Man and Channel Islands, 9 a 3 6 

Milk Supply of Two dundred Cities, 2 a 4 a 

-..^ ftUepeill^neous i^evs, 5 9 i»c -i^e 8/^88 

o4<<-*ia4 0~9a3 d— 16 a 8/-^23 n 8 0«- 
14<2 4 4-21 4 4c 

— National Agricultural Bmminattea Bewi, 
S2o 18s 

0U7e OU ao4 iu Subttitotes, 28 a 8 

Our Importe qt FiMh Fruit. 19 a 8 4 

Price of Corn, 12 o lO 6 

Proceedings of Secietief^ 9 a 8 e 

Produce of BdtUh Crops. 1903, 12 i 18 a 

m . of Uopa» 23 9 6 <| 

Boit ia ^heeip, 22 e 10< 

Sales of Pure Bred Cattl% 19 e^ 0-^8 a 8< 

— - Sciei^tiflo Agricwltare, U.q U^ 
— ^ Shorthorn Sales, 7 d 3 e 

— WoburB Sxperimeu^i Froit Fwol 8 o 18 a 
AgrioulMve m l903w 23 if U a 

UiCau»d«» XAdila 

— — of London, 1 7 n 4 
A<irabip,NiirfQW^scj»ieof M,6a94 
Ak9r%>DougU«,(Hl oa. AgQuwbme, 4.« 10 6—7 

— inShoiiBdftch. 8 d7e 

AlMka 9pBada^, 1 6 a -2 o iS a— 8 a- 10 6—6 
10 a— 7 2 s— 8 6 A— 8 o 8 6^13 4 a— 18 
6^-^14 p 8/^U p 7/-16e 7/—19 p 6 6— 
20p3p— 20P7/-21 p6 a— 4 a 6 s^l4 « 7 i 
—16 9 6hi-19la 10/-1S dSb 

1 — . Tbxt Qf the Awards 21 p 6 a— 22 p 8 6—22 
o 13 a^'2S P 8/— 24 e 7p— 26o 8*6—270 k d^ 
80p 86—31 o7#— 2a8< 

Flan of, 21 o 6 6 

Albert UiOl, NflighhQurhood of the^LetOvoa, 
28p14s 

Aldersbot, Bescoe Work. In, Letter 00, 98 « 10 • 

Alexander (J. Q.; on Collisions at Sea. 8 p 4/ 

4Jlgerui, Commercial (>>ndition of» 6 p U/ 

the French in. 28 i^ 8 p 

AVen Immigration, 14 p 12i-ir « 8 d^b d 18 
Pr-14 dAf 

411an«>o- Vfinn CB- O.) on Chansee hi the SeB 
Cbast of the United Kittgdbm, mn9/ 

Allhusen (WiUon) on Exports and Importa) 8bf 8/ 
' Alpine Clnb, 7 <i 6 

Alsace-Lorraine, 4 a 8/ 

Amalgamated Society of Bailway Serraatf, Ab« 



Dm. 81 1908.1 



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Aig: 



liQ«t C6nffrett» 6 • 8 f^^l • 8/«<n8 « 6/^(> • 8 

<•— 10o7/ 

AMXRIOA-^UNITBD BTAXaB i-*- 

-^ and AbyMinia, 27 o 5 e 

•^ and Alextndratta Inoldent, 17 tf S#^SI d 

•«- Allen Deportation Law, 9 n 6 a 
— — Hon. AnilWry Company in, 8 o 7 a— ft « 4 
^^6 o 4 a— 7 a 3a— a 4 o— 8 o 8 A->*10 a 5 a 
^19 a 8/-*18 a 4 a*-l6 a 4 ^^16 a 8 a^l? a 
8a 

— Army, 29 J 8 tf 

Bradf^id*^ Trade with, 2»l^d 

British Embaaiy in Waahkigtoa, 6 a 4 4 

_i- and British Fisoal Polioy« 81 a 7 a 

■ Parliamentary Party in, io8e 
-^ Case of Lynobehann, 9 » 6/^8 « 4/ 
.^. and Mr. ObattbarUia's Pallcy, 27 a 6 tf 

— and ('hina, 5 o 4 b^^ « 9/ 

— and Colombia 28 n 7 i-^-SO a ft a«-18 4 ft 
_22 a 8/^26 dB $ 

^— Congress. 9 a 5 i 

and Cuba. 21 o6a— 11 a 8ft^944 7i{ 

_ . Cuban Bill, 96 a 3 a 

— — Bleef kma, 4 a 6 a-^ a 9 a 

— letter on. 17 a 13/ 
— — and Ektradition, 10 aft a 
*— - Finance, 28 o 4 a 

GoTernment of New York, 6 n 8 a- 24 4 8 a 

— » Immigration T>aw, 18 a ft a 

— and Korea. 17 a ft a— 17 d6 

— . Labour Troubles in, 81 a 7 a— 12 « 8 4—19 

n ft /_*i4 n 5 d—B dBb-XB i{ 6a— 29c/ 8 d 
— ^ l*rof. Lang1ey*8 Plying Maohine, 8 a 4 a 
«— . Mieoallaneons News. 18 o 8/ -26 a 6 ft— 2 

a6/-2ftnft/^30afta-.l il ft a-ft <2 7 i— 7 

ifta-14<f 7/— 2fttf 3a 
> — New Suspension Bridge in New York, 19 d 

7e 
^i— York Municipal Polities. 6 a 8/— 14 a 8/ 

—28 o ft a 

— Northern Reeurities Case, IBdSa 

— and Panama, 9 a 6 c— 10 n ft a— 1 1 a 8 i— 
12 aft e— 18a 8 J— 14 a 7 a-l6 m6 a— 17 a ft 
/-18aft a— ]9afta-20aftc— 21a7/-*88a 
ft6— 8(/8ft— 7<lfta— n d5 A-*17 d6e^\9 
dlh- 21<I6*-88J8 fr-98(i4a— ftOiifta 
^ZldB ft 

.— Peonage System ia, 2ft a ft / 
_ Presidency, Vidl a 
m and Senator Hanna, 81 if 4 a 

.^ Production of Pir%ifal, 26 a 4 a 

Protection in, Letter on. 25 i 4 a 

— President Booseyelt, a 8/ 

■■ on Official Corruption, 18 a ft a— 80a ft a 

-I Roosevelt and the Senate, Bdbc 

■ Roosevelt's Message, Bdba—Bdbd 

— ^ Tammany, Victory df, Lettera on, 10 aft a 

— 12n8/ 
^^ Treasury, 9 £i ft a 

— and Turkey, 8 o 3 a— 9 d ft/— 10 dBt 
«— Washington Embassy, 12 a ft a— 28 a 8/— > 

26 6 cf— 27 ft ^-80 M ft a-ft i 8 ft 
American Army, 8 o 10 a— 6 a 10 ft 
— — Exports to British Poasesalona, 4> 4 d 

— In&usrrial Competition, 24 a 7 a 
^—Nurses and Japan, 'i4 4 7 4 



American Society in London, Baognetb 27a 10^ 
Views on British Tariff Proposala, Leitera 

on. 28 d 3 a— 98 dBd 
Ames House aqd Welfteale Reataavanl^ I<Vioffi 

the Foundation Stone of, 10 a 1ft a 
Ancient Civic Castom^ 9dB/ 

Rent Servioa, 26 a 7 ft 

Au^eriKm c D. G<) oil tha Mlnisiviat Br-EleottonA 

26a7/-6al0« 
-««^ oa iMd Rosebary*li Poeitiop* 19 4 9 4 

on tha Success of SheCBeld, 7 a 6 » 

- (Mrs. Garreit>o» Medical WaoMio'ia OeiH 
era! Haapitalai 17a 4/ 

(Wm.) oa CaaaOa and MnCbambarlalo. m 

aft/ ^ 

Anderson's CaU^g» Medioal Sobool, Glasgow, 1» 

o \^d 
Angier (A. Q.)on the Inlemational Institate for 

China. 18 « 8 a 
Anglo-American Arbitration, 6^ 7 d 
Anglo- Belgian Oommercial BeUti^as^ 28 a ft i 
Aagto-Cbinasf Relatiopa, 10 a ft a 
Anglo-French Amenities, Letter on, 10 a 13 a 
Arbitration, Ift o 8 a— 16 a 8 4-17 a 7 a^ 

19 a ft a— 80 o 6 a— 18 a ft A— 10 4 7/ 

Assooiation, Letter on, |0 a 2 a 

£nt$nin. Lettera ob« 7 a 1 1 il-««24 a 7 a— 2ft 

o 6 a-2 aft a— 9 a 10/— ft d 8 a— 14 d 7 a— 16 

<2ftA 

RdatioQU. 6 a 8/-^10 a 9/*^19 a 3 a^22 » 

8ft 

Sympathy, 10 o 4 a 

- Treaty, ft a 7 ^ 

Anglo- GermanCommeroial RelaUoos, 1ft a 4 a— 
n 07 9^^ d B 0-^14 47 0^16 d 7 k^Bl d B d 

Anglo-Italian Relations, 21 a 7 «— 94 « 5 a 

Anl^lostoDiiasis, 21 a ft 6-^2^ o 10 a<*-ld a 8/— 
30a ay 

Ansell (Evelyn) on Protection ao4 Emig|«tioiV 
19 4 16 a 

Anson (Sir Wm.) on Education, 19 a 8 ft-r8 4^0 

Letter on, 4 <i 8 a 

at Preston, 17 4 1ft a 

Antarctic Relief EzpeditioDB, 2a ft a-!-4 a 6 c— ft 

dl/^HdkOe 
Anthropological Expedition to Central Africa. 19 

Anti- Missionary Riot in Che-kiang, 24 4 3 a 
Anti-Typhoid Inoculation, 9 o 7 4 
AnU-ViviseetioB Leaflet^ Laltari Qa, 11 4 6 /^ 

1ft tf 7 a^l6 4 9 f 
Appartamento Borgia. Letf^ oii| 19 a 8 a 
Appeal, letter, 7 o 6 } 

- lor Waat Ham ChUdr^n, Lattar on, 14 4ftif 
A 1M ?FW» OOUBT — : 

Case of Re?. Gaonge Mooife^ 80 a 9 6—81 ft 

101 

ofRey. H. E, Smith, 7a8A-80o96 

-p-^ Chaist Cbwrah, D^i^pMtar, $9^4 

St. John the Baptist Gpeenhill 23 a 2/ 

Archibald (Douglaa) on the Unexampled Rftid« 

fall of 1903. 1 6 a 7/-r24 a 13 / 
Architectualr A8SQQia4ion« Annual Meetla|, 3 a 

8 4 
Argentina, 28 a 6 c— 25 48s 

- Englisbman If urdered in, 28 4 7 4 
thePretldan(|r ^^ U o3y 

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[Oct. 1 ta 



Argentine Finance, 2i d3 d 

' — Warship. 29 d B d 

Arctic Exploration. 30 n 6 a 

Armenia. Situation in. 26 o 5 ^—4 n 5 6 

— Unrest in, )3 o3 d 

Armenian rommittees in Europe. 26 n 6/ 
— ^ Complaints against tlie Porte, 2 o 7 d 
Armstrong (Prof. H. E.) on Army Training, 19 

n 16f 
A mold- Foster. (—) and the Education Acts, 

Letters on. 22 o9 b - 23 o9 n- 2A o 12 a 

— and War Office Adminij*tration, \'2 n i/ 
Art and Aid Association. Exhibition, \ d \3 e 
Ashley fKvelvn) on Fiscal Policy, 17 ©V 
AspinsU (A. E.)on the Price of Suj?ar, 26n 9 « 
Asquith ( — ) at RarnMiaple, 25 n 11 6 

at Bodmin. 2(i n S d 

at Brsdford. \\ d7d 

. — on British Trade, Letter on, 6 ti 10 a 
»^ at Cinderford, 9 o be 
.—. in OornwalL 27 n 6 i 

— in Fife. 14o5y-16 o 6 6— 17o9tf-19o 
12ft 

_ at Ipswich. 1 7 <2 1 1 d 
_ at Newcastle, 26 o 3 

at Paisley. 2 « 15 ft 

on the Political Sitaation, 20 n 12 4 

at Worcester. 10 n 12 s 

Asia Minor. ReTolt in, 27 o 5 ft 

Asiatics and the Board. Letter on, 2R d 4/ 
Association of Head Mistresses, Conference, 26 

o\\ ft 
. of Municipal Corporations, 16 o 4 /~22 o 

\3e—24oA€ 
._ of Poor Law Unions of England and Wales, 

Annual Meeting. 14 n 16 ft 

— of Principals and Lecturers in Training 
Colleges in Government Inspection, Annual 
Meeting. 21 dSe 

_ for the Belief of the Poor, Annual Meeting. 
lOill / 

Assuan Dam, Letter on. 19 rf 6/ 

Auctioneers* Institute, 15 o9 e 

Aurora Australis, 4 n 6/ 

Austin (Roland) on the Report of the War Com- 
mission, 6 H e 

Australasia and the Cabinet Appointment, 9 o 
3h 

AUSTRALIA : — 

. see aUo Nbw South Wales— Nkw Zba- 

LAHD— Victoria— QuBBHSLAND &o. 

Capital, 20 o 10 o 

_ Chinese in, Letter on, 3 i 4 a 

Mr Peakin and Mr. Chamberlain's Pro- 
posals. 31 o 7 / 

.. Federal Parliament, 28 o 6 a 

« Harvest Propects, 30 o 3 a 

— Miscellaneous News, V5 n 6/ 

. and Preferential Tariffs, 12 fl 3 <j— 18 n 3 ^ 

— 2Hn8d -9d5d 
- Revenue Returns, 2fi o6 ft 

. Rifle Shooting in. 20 » 7/ 

. Sailors in. Letter on, 2."> d2 e 

_ Trade Unionism in, 10 n 8 

« Workmen's Unions in. 81 8 t 

Australia's Medicine— a Bitter Pill. Letter on, 3 
ti A-*13 o i e-6 d 3/— 12 4 15 c 
9 



Australian Commonwealth. 2 3 ^-6 3 rf— 10 
n 5 c 

Capital, 9 o 3 ft- ;.^ o 4 a— !6 o 3 «— 2' 

6 d -22 o 3 d 

Klecrior»« 3'i 08 r^ ..8 ' ' 

'/ r • 2 • • S ^ - f • i- 

- _. _ v,,;,^ , : ■ , .; .. 

o — I 7 n 4 h—'2r* n 4 // -o <i ]{i h -24 <i •^ « 

Parliamrnt, 23 o 4 (i—2\ ^ H n 

Federal Elections, 17 o7/ — I9«5tf— 18d 

5«-ll)rf 7 h 

Patents, Letter on. 20 G / 

Food ProdiKTs, Letter on, loo 4 (2 

Immigration Law, 2i d'S b 

Hestrictit)ns. i -s // 5 / 

Patent [awt, . C n 7 e 

Palents, Letter on. 2 d lOy 

Politics and the Fiscal Question, 19 rf 9 a 

- StRt«» Rf'Teniie!*. 7 o3rf 
AUSTEIA-HUNGABY .— 

Ambassador to (Jreat Britain, 7 n 7 « 

- Army. 17 n 6 (7— 20a 6 / 

and Navj. 7 d hd 

and the Balkan States, \b d b d 

Baron Banflfy on Hungarian Interests, 24 n. 

^f 

Cotton Manufacturinfc Industry of, 2Bd70 

Emperor Francis. Accident la, 3od3 «— 31 

d3J 

and the British Army. 22 3 d 

Uungarian Chamber, 28h7 d'-2d6d 

Crisis. 1 3/i— 2o3 «— 6 4 a^doSe 

^7o8ft~8o30-l()o6tf— 12o3a— 13o3ft 

— I4o3 0-I6 o 4 a— 160 3© — 17 o 7/— 20 a 
3d—2\ 5 ft-22o3 0~23o3r/-24o7/— 26 
o « tt— 27 o 6 0—26 o 6 e~29 o 3 d^30 o3 f-^ 
81 7 /— 2 n 5 ^—3 n 3 0-4 «• 6 0^6 11 3 cf— 6 
n 3 <i— 10 If 5/-13 n 3 /-7 d5e 

Parliamentary Obstruction, 30 a 6 # 

Premier. New, 12 n 8 a 

Hungary, Situation in, 7 a 7 «— 9 a 6 ft— II 

a 3 c- 14 n 7^—25 n 6 -27 n6/ — I <| 6 i— 
3d3d^\0d3b 

and the Commercial Treaties. 17 a 6 

and Italy. 2i n 6 6->2.> n 5 0- 80 a 6 0—5 d 

7 «—!«,/ 7 <j_i8 rf5/y -29 d3e—30d3 9 

Lord Mfthuen in Vienna. 23 o3 h 

Miscelli neons NeWH. It» n " i -2'i w 8 / -5 

«/7c-iy rf 7 «-2J U o A 

Ueichitrath, 1 H a 5y 

and Russia, o d 7 a 

Count Tieza on Hungarian Rights. 19 ii5 6 

20 n 5 e 

- Trial of Bank Officials in, ii d 7/ 

Tsar in, 1 o 8 c -2 o 3 // -8 o 7 ft 

Vatican Diplomacy. 6 o 6 a —28 a 5 tf— 5 il 

5/-7 a 7/- 17 n4 o 

Austria- Hungary —an Object Lesson, Letter on» 

608/ 
Austro Hungarian Controversy, 21 n 7 6— 23 n 

oj \A d 7 e-^\5 d 5 c 

Delegations. \6 d 7 0— 17 d 5 o—\3 d 6 d 

Autombile Club. 2i) n 7 «— 3 ^y 4^—21 d7 e 

for iierkshire. 21 n 7/ 

and (?ounty Councils. Letters on. 8 rf 5« 

'-bd'ij -1 d \2d^l2 a 13/-lb<i«6 
Feat, 6 4 ft 



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^ntcmobltes. ReHabHtjr of, Beport aad Goacal* 

•ions, Uilo a 
Avebarv ( Lord) «t Oambrid^ 26 • 8 # 
Atoo Clifft) Leitier on. 16 « 11/ 

B. 

Baekhonte (Sir J. B.) on Liberal 0Dlonltt As- 

•ocUtioiw Bftd Fbcal Policy^ 24 o U/^26 o 7 a 

Bad Trade and DUtfOM in LanoMhire^ Letter 

OR, 18 o / 
Badoock (B. B.) on Fiscal Poliej, 21 19 c 
Baden- PoireU CQen.)and the Defenoe t>f Male- 
king.. 8a J60 
— * and tbe Sharptbooters, 28 n 3/ 
'Bafwell(R.) on Irish Oq^pulation and Free 

Trade. 18 9b d 
BaUejr (J, 0.) i>n the Dnke of Deroorfiire and 

ihe Bj^Bleetiona, 28 dHe 
BaiD (K. S.) on Kailwaj Bleetiilkaition, 27 a 1 1 « 
Bainet <F. B.) on a:Neir Parcel Post, 804/ 
Baker (Jamea) on the> Teaohing of Ctonnan, 80 

* Balfour (A. J.) 00 Army Beform^ 28 a 12 a 

at Briatol, 14 a 12a 

■ ■ Commenta on, 16 a 10 4 

«^ and Joseph Chamberlain, OommenM on, 3 
074 

^-* and tbe City of Bradford, Letters on, 21 n 
120— 24iill0-^<>aO0^2 42c .7ri60— II 
d 11 4— l.i d 8 a-^21 d 10/-26 d 8/— 294 40 

— andtheOobden Clnbb Letter on. 80I40 
^— at Qnildhall, Oommenta on, II a 3 

<— on Importa, Letter 0% 1 7 n 8 
— * and the Miniateriai Vacanoiss, Lettsr on, 

15 18 4 
•^— at ^baflleld. 2 4 a— 8 14 a 

— 8peecli Letter on, 6 18 

Balfonr (CoL Bnataoe) on the Condition of the 

Volunteer Force, 7 n 8/ 
— - f Gerald) at Leeds^ 9 44 

— (Lord) in OhMgow, 10 a 6 ^^10 4 9 a 

— and8oottiahBducation|14 09a 
Balkan (Mais Lettera on, 7 a 15 6^11 a 11/ 
Tronble; 7 4 5a 

Balkana, Rind Chmxsbea hi the, 314 3 
BalUn (J. S.) on CedaUa of the Aiortga^ Bank 

of the Province of Boenoa Ayrea 28 o 18 > 
Balloon Blown oat to Sea, 28 a 7/ 
Bampfylde (C. A.) on British North Borneo, 8 

6 t 
Bank of Enghwd Foiferfea, 24 4 8/ 

— Shoo aog Ontrage at, 25 a 11 »--»26 all/ 
BAKKINa:— 

African, 1»4 14 

Angio-Bgyptian, 25 a 18/ 

— — Bankof Attstralash^ 2 12 5 
—— of China and Japan, 3 a 12 a 

— of England, Ln porta and Baporta of 
Predoos Metals, 000 0iieA ut€ek^ A imrn und§r 
MoHBT Mabkbt 

— Notes in Oirttolatioa Asfaraa as 
aiveu wmkb$ 

WeekTy Hetaras, 2 19 a^9 11 0— 16 

9 0^28 12 a-80 5 0-6 a 10 »— 18 fi 18 
4—20 a 14 4—27 a 4 b^^ 4 12 b^W d 18 0- 
18 4 18 0—25 4 12 a 
I otSooUaiid, 7 12 



Bankiiict (e0HHaae4)» 

— — Bank of Tkwapaca and Argenttna 2A H a 

-^-- Banker's Clearing House, 4a easA (^M/b't 

paper, aftw Bank o/JSngiand 

(Colonial, 9 16 

Comparison of the Position of the Bank of 

Bngland with Consols and French Rentes, soi 

after Bank of England, in eaah vMik'B paper 

Delhi and London, 8 18 

I>nmbeU*8, 28 » 9/— & 4 12 

— — English, Scottish and AustraUan, 29 U / 

— ^ Hungarian IVf ortgagev 7 4a 

— — Imperial Bankt>f Persia, 114 14 4 

— i» Ionian. 19 a 5 a 

London and RiTef Plate, 16 4 16 4 

— — Manchester and Liverpool District *ttd 

Lloyds. Amalgamation of. 5 4 8 a 
— » National llank of Belidiim, 28 4 4a 

— Norfhampton, *iS i 1 

— -• Robinson South African, 28 a 5 

— — Standard Bank of South Africa, 14 18 n 
^*- Bute of Shares in Companies, sss evetg 
day*9 paper 

— Weymouth Old Bitnk. 19 4 80 
Batikins in Japan. Letter on, 80 6 4 
BAN£ii;PT(ftE8t — 

»-*- Abbott, Chaa*, 7 10a 

— - John Washington. 26 4 9 4 
-— - Ablett, Jabex 'i^d'dd 
<— <^ Allan, Jos. Leonard, 5 4 140 

-^ AUee. Frank Ueufy, 19 4 14 
--* Allinson, Fredk.,81 14 4 
— *- Ames and Company, 28 o 8 4 
-^a> Anderson. Harry, 5 4 14 d 

— Andreas, AiUm, 2.V0 12* 
— - Andrew, Alb«frt, 24 14 4 

— Andrews, Geo. and Son, i9 4 II 
■ ■■ Henry, 28 8 4 

— ► John Oane 14 6 6 

■' Manon, 24 14 4 
— <^- Samuel Alfred, 18 n 12 4 
Anglo-American Timber Yard, 2 4 12 i 

— Anschuta, Paul Oscar. 1 1 a 9/ 
— — Appteyard, Joe. 4 a 14/ 

Archvr, Bentley G., 7 a 18 4 

-^ Ardley. Thos. Barker, IS a 12 

Armsden. Kobt., 26 4 9 d 

— * Arnold, A« K. and Co«. 3 o 18/ 

— Bros., 12 4 14 

— — Ashton, Arthur Chas., 21 30 
'«- Ashworth. John. 7 o 10 
— «— Askew, Alfred, 17 10 e 

Athenon, Herber Walsh 4 n 14/ 

•«» Atkin. Burrell and Co., 25 a 12 

Atkins, Chas. Wm.. 31 14 4 

^^ Atkinson, Robt.. 28 4 5/ 

Astley, Prank Peter. 31 14 4 

-i«» Alley. J. W. and Company, 5 4 14 tf 
Attwood. Chas.. 7 10 

— Avery, £rne«t ThsMi. John, 28 a 14 tf 
Bailey and Son, 21 a 14 

— «» John Francis, 25 a 12 
«-— Sam Bilihig R., 21 090 
^ii— Bailies, Edw^ 164 14 
-^ Baker, Alfred, 18 a 12 4 
— »«- Bonald Carr, 21 80 

Thos. Wm., 28 a 14 

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SanlEniptcies (fontinutd). 
^— Bale, Wm. Thus.. *2 d \2 e 
Bales. Edvr.. \6 d \A e 

Balding, Arthur, a o 19 / 

— — Baldwin. Priscilla Amelia, 81 o 14 <2 
m Thoa., Hid Me 

— Ball, WooUtan, 9dBd 

Bambergrer. Jalais (Charlton. 21 oB 

— BAmforth, Henry Armitage, U 6 6 
-^ Barfoot, Henry ( hae^ 2Bd9d 

barker, Fredk.. 2^ 8 d 

— Barnes, Francis Sotomon, 7 n IB d 
-' John, 28 nlAe 

■ Gray, 28 n 14 « 
r Job., 28 8 ^ 

— Barradell. Wm., 14 a 10 « 

Barrett, Geo., 25 n 12 r 

— Bartlett, Wm. Jas., 12 </ 14 • 

— Bassford, Geo. Henry, \6 d lA 

— Ba«8iogton, Ckas. Edw., 4 a 14/ 

Batey, Wm. Jos., 81 o 14 </ 

— Batten. Thus, and Son, 17 10 « 

Bauer, Godfried Fredk^ 17 o 10 « 

Bazeley, Jos.. 2 d 12 e 

Wm. and Sons, 14al0tf 

— Beale, Jos. Robt, 7 e lo « 

Beales, Fredk. Wm., 10 oBd 

-— Beardwell, Wm. T., 1» </ 14 a 

— Bi^aufort, J. and Co., 2 d \2 e 

Beaumont, Geo., So 18/ 

— Beak, Wm. and Co,, 1 n IB d 

— Bee Hire Clothing Stores, 7 e lOs-21 eS « 
Bell, Maurice Douglas, 14 n 10 6 

Wm., 18 a V>d 

■ Catherine Eaiily, 3 13/ 
' Alfred, lA o 6 b 

Bembridge. Jas., 10 oBd 

— Bennett, Jos., 31 o 14 d 

Kich. II a 9/ 

— Berndt. Lovia, 31 o 14 d 

Berry. Geo., 2 d \2 

Bertini, Gioyanni F- 19 <l 14 # 

Best.Thos.,100 8 d 

Beynon and Co. l9dUe 

John, 4 a 14/ 

^— Bickley, Sarab, 21 n I4 a 
Bicknell, TalUss M., 26 a 12 e 

— Bilbrough, Wm. Kowland, 18 a 12 4 

bird, Herbert Wm.. 26 a 12 

■ Jas. Henry, au a 10/ 
^— Birkmyer, Louisa, ddBo 
BirchaO. Oswald, 25 a 12 

— Bishop. Fredk., 16 d 14 

— Bithrey, Fred. Walter, 28 o 8 if 

— Blackburn. Joe \4 o ^ b 

-— blanchfluwer, Timothy C, 28 o 8 d 

— Bloor. John. 9 d 8 

— blutrtt, Arthur Courteney, 6 <i 14 ( 

Blundell, Wm. Geo.. 4 n 14/ 

— Bluut^ Geo. and Wheeler, Wm. Alfred, 18 
al2d 

— bly th, Chas. Arthur, 2Bd9d 

— - Boffey, iiichard and Beeves, Thoa. Arthur, 
26 d 9 d 

— Boldron. Thos., 2 d 12 

Bolt, John, 21 o 3 6 

— T Bolton, Arthur, 18 a 12 d 
8 



Bankmptciei (eoniinvnta), 

Bond and Walker. 14 n 10 

Boniface. Albert, 16 d 14 « 

Book. Alfred, 10 o 8 d 

- Boscher. Edw., 28 a 14 

Boltereli. Thos., 26d9d 

Borune. Fredk. Jas., 10 8 d 

— Bowen, Gea Kdw.. 8 13/ 

- Bowman, F. and Son, 18 11 2 tf 

Isaac, 16 d 14 

Boylin. Wm. Edw., 12 d 14 

— ^ Bradley, Rich. Parkinson, 17 10 

Bradley, ThoSn 80d 10/ 

Bradshaw. Jos. and Alice Ellen, 28 n 14 « 

Brain, Giles, 4 a 14/ 

Bramall, Jas. Henry, 14 6 d 

«— > Brannam. Abraham Geo., 28 8 d 

- Brand, Wm., 2d 12c 

»— Brazendale. Thos. Alexander, 25 a 12 

Bridfire, Jas., II « 9/ 

Bridle. Robert, 12 d 14 

Broad. Ambrose, 3 1 8/ 

Brooke, John, 4 a 14 / 

Brookes, Harry, 16 d 14 

Brooks, Albert, 5 d 14 fr 

Walter, 23d6y 

— Brown, Albert Fredk., 14 6 2^ 

Chas. Fredk.. 2 d 12 

Jas. Arthur. 2 d 12 

— -— John and Co., 9 d 8 

Sydney Thos., 6 d 14/ 

Thos., 6 d 14 6 

Henry. 23 d 6/ 

Wm. Alfred. 17 o 10 

— > Browne, Roland Horace, 9 d 8 
— ^ Brunton. Fredk. Wm.. 23 d 6/ 

Budd, Fredk. Wm.. 19 d 14 • 

Buer, Henry WeUs, 28 d 5/ 

BuUard, Kate, 1 1 a 9/ 

BuUen. Jesse, 28 8 d 

Bullock. John Frekd., 7 a 13 d 

John Wm., 28 n 14 

Bunco, Jas. Albert, 28 a 14 

Burford, S. and E., 14 a 10 » 

— - BargesB, Wm. John, 7 10 

Burgon, Herbert Henry, 14 a 10 

BurkUl, Chaa., 28 08 d 

Burnand, E. Paul, 210 3 

Percy Geo. CalTert, 8 o 18/ 

Buraess, Chas. Stuart, 10 8 d 

Burnett, Wm. John, 26 a 12 

— Burr, Samuel, 18 a 12 d 

Buskell, Thos., 19 d 14 

-— Buetin Alfred Jas. Thos., 28 o 8 <f 

Butcher, Eliaabeth, 11 a 9/ 

Butler, blrnest Newman, 16 d 14 

— - Butler, Walter, 26 a 12 

Butt, Thos. Fredk., 26 d 9 d 

Bucwell, John Edw., 18 a 12 d 

— Byng, Robt., 7 o 10 

Cady. Caroline, 9 d 8 

Caine, Edw., 14 a 10 

CalTert, AUred, 24o li <i 

Camm. Geo., 12 d 14 

»— Canny, Jos., 7 10 

Capper, Ralph, 6 d 146 

Capon and Co., 19 d 14 



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BftnkraptciN (tonttnued). 

— - Capstick. John Boirman. l%dlie 

Cut, Ja8. D., 2d iio 

— — Carter, Fredk. Jas^ 18 a 12 itf 
'■ SaMonah. 25 n I2<? 

Caitledge, Broett, 26 i 9 </ 

Cftrrer, John Alfred, 2dl2e 

— Caae, Fredk., 31 o 14 <2 

«— Caatle, Bother Helena^ SO d 10/ 
— i— Caye, Harrjr Janria, \AoS b 
— — Cawthome, Joho Thos., 81 a 14 « 
— — Chackafleld, Bdgar Wm^ 6 d \A b 
— — Chadwick, Samuel Lord. 14 a 10 tf 

— Cbamberlaia, Sydney, 31 ol4<l 
— > Cambers, Angus Henry, 21 a 14 « 
■ Geo., 17 10 

«-— Chapman, (/has. Henry, Sdlib 

■ Juhn Fawoett. 21 a 14 # 
«-^ Chater, Geo., 4 a 14/ 

Cheale, Isaiah. 24 o 14 <l 

— — Chesterton. Jas. Wm., 28 a 14 # 
•i— Chew, Bdwin. tSoSd 
«-~ ChinJ. Solomon. II aO/ 
.-— ChUfiulm. Heory, 6 c/ 14 ft 

— Choales, Harry, &nlio 

— City BottUng Company. 24 9 14 i 
■■ (lathing i^ompany, II a 9/ 

— — (^Uridge. Geo. D^ 4 a 14/ 

— CUrk, Clement. 5 i 14 fr 

— ClarkQ, Garibaldi Baker, 12 d 14 « 

■ ■ Qeo^ 16 d \A € 

— — — Henry Geo., 26 tf 9 d 
■- John Thos.. 14 o 6 6 

■ Patrich Francis, 19 <I14 « 
Joseph, 28 a 14 # 

Clarkson, Wm. Henry, 1 1 a 9 /* 

«— Claxton. Harry, 21 o 3 « 

— Clayton, Henry Basting, 14 o 6 6 

aay, Wm. M. C. P.. 4 a i4/ 

— — CleaTe. Arthur, 26 d^ d 

— Clegg, Bdmnnd. 28 a 14 s 
— - Clow, Arthur. 21 a 14 s 
*— Oluett, Albert. 8d a 12 
-i— Coates. Bdwin, 21 a 14 « 
*— Coates, John Herbert, 23 d 5/ 
-^ Cohen. Barnet, 25 a 12 e 
S. and Co., 5 tf 14 ft 

— Cole and Uosden, 7 olO$ 
i«— (Toleman, Geo. G., 17 o 10 

Henry, 14 o 6 A— 11 a 9 / 

— — Coles, Chas. PhUip. 14 n 10 ft 
— » CoUett, John Howard, 7 n IS d 

— Colley, John Peroy. h d lA o 
Collins, Walter, 23 d of 

— (*onway, Mary Ann. 5 i 14 ft 
— . Coombs. Wm. Twaddle, 2dl2o 

— (Jook, Annie. 24 o 14 i 
Arihur Gilbert, \6 n \2 d 

— Fredk,. 1 14 a 10 

Ckwper, Ashley. 28 o 8 d~9 a6d 

DaTid» 31 o 14 d 

Fred.. 2^ 12 

— > Sidney l^has., 19 </ 14 * 

•^ CornbiU. Fred. Archibald, 31 14 <l 
*— Coraigan. Chas., 4 o 13/ 

— Cotterill, Herberf, 3 13/ 
mm^ CottinghAmJoho, 6ii 14 ft 



BAukruptciea (tontinued). 

Oiunsell, Tom Newton, 24 o I4d 

CoveU. Geo^ 7 o lo 

Cowtan» Alfred Ed.. 26 i 9 s 

Crank, Herbert, 4 « 14/ 

«— CraTen Horace. 21 o 3 

Crawshaw, Frank. Rd \A e 

^— Creed, Geo. Norris. 4 a 14/ 

(Crockett. Arthur Jonah. 80 18/ 

Oook0, Eli, IH il 14 

Cross. Samuel. 2H a 14 

— ^ Oowe, Robert, \0 o S d 
— Ciowley, .Mary Ann Blizabeth, 26 a 13 e 

Crowther and Co., Hi 14 d 

Crowther. F.. 28 n 14 i 

*— Cuilen. Francis 28 a 14 

Curd, Chas. and Sons I6il4 

Curley, Kobert Newton, 7 a 13i 

^*Dace^ John Henry, 21080 

Dailey, Thos. (^ahlwell, 21 a 14 

Daniel, Henry. 28 a 14 

Daniell, Percy. 9^80 

Daniels, Geo , 2:^ d 5/ 

- Darbyshire, Wm. Henry. 17 10 
DaTies. Bros., 31 14 d 

D. J. and Co., 7 a \^ d 

— Jas. Alfred. 25 a i2 

^— and Jones, 21 a 14 

— ^. Robert Chas., 19 d 14 

Thos.. 21 al4ff 

^— Wm.. the younger, 14 a 10 

DaTis. Geo. Thos., 23 d 5/ 

lacob. 10 8 d 

'— > Dawe. Jos. John. 31 II d 

Dawson, Thos. and H»n, .^ 13 / 

Day, Arthur Geo. Fiw tt»y. 21 o 3 

— Deadiuan, Sydney Jos.. 1/0 10 
Delaforce, F^lw. Ja*.. 21 o 3 

Dell, Francis Jos.. 7 a !3d 

l>enton, W. S.. 2.-» a 12 

Dexter, John Aforrell, 3 13/ 

Samuel. 25 a I2r 

— • Diamond, Isaac, 2 d 12 

Dick. Wm.. t a 1 4 / 

Dipstale, Freilk. Ileiiry, 21 o 3 

— Dixon, Wm. Torbet, 14 a 10 
Dobbie. Wm , H d 8 

Dobbing. Anth )uy, 7 10 

Dodd. KennArd. and Co., 2 d 12 

— » Doutjlas. John Wm.. 7 a 13 d 
Down, Bdw., 5 d 14 ft 

Downes, Wm..24o 14 d 

Doyle, Wm. Ed. jun., 14 a 10 ft 

-'iT Duffin Wm. Henry 17 10 
Duke, Wm., 19* 14 

— Dunham, Edw. (^has.. 1406ft 
Dunning, Percy Albert. 16 d 14 

^ Dutton. rh'M. iienry, 2io6d 

Dys«>n, Willie. 12 d lis 

>— Bade and ^:om 2 d 12 

UUrl, iienry i>a<)i«d E^rl 2^ 8 d 

Eastmilt' Studi), I2 d 14 

Easton, Jas. and Sons, Ho lid 

Eastwood, Henry, -it 14 d 

■ John Thos.. 21 o 9 

Batch Marshall Burbanks.l7 • lO 

Eckersall, Ernest, 6 d 14 6 



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Baukraptdet (eoniinumi), 

— Eddy. Harry Walter Wm,, 2dl%0 

£dge. Fnincto,26if9(i 

— ~ Hill Cycle Co., 7 o 10 e 

— Edgrer, Wm.. InlSd 

— Edmundt, Obadiali Philip, 28 » 14 • 
-^ Edwards Qea Alfred. 19 ill4 e 

— Jobn, \9dU§ 

* ■■ Richard, 96 d 9 il 
-^ Ellis, Jas.. 2d 19 d 
■■ ■ Richaid, I4e6 6 
'■ 'f fiobert, 14 n 10 

— Elsaoi, Wm. Dawsoo, 18 iil2 4 * 

— Elatoh. John Carr, 2al2e 
— ^ Elston, John, 81 olAd 

— Elfidire, Wm., 26d2d 

~ Elswortli, Qeo. Thoa., 16 ilU « 
-— Emery, Arthur Jos.. 7 e 10 « 

— BTans, ^Artbor Jaa„ 17 10 # 
■' ' aod Co.. 24 o 14 li 

— Heory. 2tf 1^ 5 # / 

— Jolifi» 18 4 14 « 

■■ ■■■ TuuDg. 17 o 10 # 
— — Lewia» 7 o 10 « 
•~— Thoa., 28 M 14 # 

— EyertoD, Hutty. 17 o 10# 
■ ■ John, 18 a 12 4 

•— Ewarc, Rich.. dloS e 

— ii^itotace, Jas., 10o8d 

•— Eyton Jones. John Arthur, 4 a 14 / 

— Faiihra*!. Alfnd, 2dU 
•— Fauta, Ferdinand, 14 o 6 > 

— Faiey. Ab«-l3o U/ 

— -« l?aruawoub aud 6on, lloiOo 

— Farri K. and Sons. :iiolid 
•— Feaiher, V\ iisuq, i n i'^ d 

— Feudick. Cooper, 16 f 14 • 

— Feirin, KlJiotjJohn, 16 tfl 4 ^ 
^— l«it:lditti,'. ijraulj, ^u 4 U u 

— Fioch, Ebeneser. m^ Ud 
•^ l-iiB. Cnk ill. '^4 oUd 

— iJiah. Friday Last, l;5 a 12 4 

— |;?»t«» J^ »: Augustas. 9 o 18> 
-^ lishwick. Thos., 3© 13/ ' 
-p^ Fit?j{crald, John Walter, S04 10 j 

— Fleetwood, Wm., 2i « 14 ^ ^ 

— Fletcher, JoJin. Arms, 12 4 14 a 

— Foakett, Leonard Herbert, 2 d 12 a 
Fownes. QUbert. 21 a U ^ *^ 

— foa, Emma Maria, 2 <f 12 

— France*. Wm,, 2iid\fd 
— — Fiabuia. John, 2i^obd 

— FfaDkUu,J.,:Utl4 4 

— Franenjuid Paryio, 3 o 18/ 
— - Fraokifh Leonard, 12 4 U # 
•— FrankUud, Luke, »! a 9/ 

— Freeman, Darid, Jtoo ^ <» 
•^ FreestoQfii, Ueo., 6 d U 6 

— French, Jaa. Hartley, 4 a H / 

— JJ risk, iieinliold, 2^ a sa '^ 

— Fiy. Uuy Aioiiiiiier, U » 9/ 

-^ Bunnell, Geo^ 28 a 14 # 
•— Gair Jubn, 9 ci 8 tf 

— ;i«it mud C j^ppar, 6 4 14 » 
-^ Uarbutt. John Uobt., 2i n 14 g 

— U»|diwr, Harr/ mwm, ddl20 



Bunkfuptdaa (roa/7aa<4>« 

—— Gaunt, Harry. 17 o 10 a 

*-^ Geen, Henry. 31 o 14 4 

^mmm General In^ndesceot Qaa FUtioga Coq^ 

'■ pany. 1 1 a 9^ 

— Geors^ Thoa.. 17 a 10 c^2^o 8 4 
— i — Wm.. 24r 14 r/ 

— Gent Cliffiircl Thoa... 7 a U it 
— - Gernng, Wm , 24 4 5/ 

, Gibh, D. & Co., 24 o 14 4 

'<-— GibaoQ, Henry, 12 4 14 a 

— — Gilbert, Era«maa J4a« Ileoby, 9 4 8 « 

~ GUI, Samuel Dudding, 8 o la/ 
i-'— Glegg, Heory, 14 a 10 a 

— Glendinning, Jaa«» 8 4 14 ft 

Glover, Edw., 24 o 14 4 

— — W., 1 1 a 9/ 

,-— ^ Gudwin. Leonard Geo., 17 o ia# 

— G«»ld 4M>d ^on, 17 o 10 c 
— ^ Gootle. Fran^ 30 4 10/ 
^— Goodland, EdwM 28 8 4 

— ^ Gordon. Meyer Harris, 7 a 10# 

Gouldsmith. Jaa. Stedatoo. 1 1 a 9i 

Qover. Fredk. Tlios., 4 a 14/ 

Graham, Itobt . 14 06 6*23 4 6/ 

-«— Granuii^e. M. and i!kui« 3 13/ 
— «- Graves, Edwin, 6 4 14 6 

— Giave, Foster, 2d \2q 

GrHV,.Jaa. li o IO<r 

— ^ Wallis, I4nl0fl 

UreHves, John Holmes^ 25 a 12 

— — Jubn fiSamuel, 1 1 a 9/ 

— Green, Frid., \\ h i»» o 
— - Fredk. Wm., 21 n li^a 

Wm, Thoa., 14 o 6 6—4 « 14/ ? 

— — Wm., 10 08 4 

Greene, Wm. Frteae, 4 a 14/ 

— Gret?i.h.»uah Sam 2^ a 14 ♦ 
— *— Groui.dw4ter 4 Co„ i(i 4 <4 • 

— Guilding. Maud E.,- 14 a 10 a 

— Gu/atl, WiM.. .1 4 o p 

— Gwiiliam. Edw., 31 • 14 4 
— ^ Gwinuth, John, 4 a 14/ 

— — Haddelaey and doui, 3 13/ 
Hale Broibers, 14 u <» 

Wm.Erne«i, 24 a 14 4 

- Hales Edw.,li n 9/ 

Uobu '^ditp 

Hall, Arthur John, 23 45/ 

■ J. A Co.. 28 p o 4 

Matthew, 28 o 8 4 

I'ercy Leonard. 18 4 14 « 

■ ' V\ ui. Fredk., 17 e 10 

Wm. Cliaa., 2^ a 14 # 

— ^ Httlaey, Arthur, 3 o 13/ 

- Halson, Henry Alex., 9 4 8 4 

■ Harry Alex., 19 rf H • 

- iiambidge, W m. Heory, 7 10 | 
— *^ Hamilton, Beui, ztiao/ 

V^m.,26fil^4 

-^«*- Hauwell Alfred, 2*) a 12 
-— Harare Joahua, 'ion i^ 

- Harbor, E«iW., ^4 o I4d 

Harding, Albert, U a 14 a 

- i has., zo 11 M a 

Haiper and Whitmee^ 23 d 8/ 

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- UaiuUty, Joi„ 21 o 8 « 

-! — h arris, Kditli AdeU, 21 o Sle 

UarruMui. HeHr/, Un 10 6 

» ■ and 8oo», I a i/ 1+ c 

m Uam«9. Arthur' liUlw^ 24 al4td ' 

«»* Harries, Wm. Bunhelt 14 a 6 & 

«^ Hartley, Ohaa., 1 1 a tf / 

i. — UasBvlU Geo. Win., 7 nl9d 

m^^ Hattersley, Wiki. Slmpaon, U aft & 

*-^ Uaughton, Kdw., « o iC d 

«^ Uaynet, JohuPiirker, do 13/ 

« — UaywHrd. Fraak, 1» i 14 e 

«^ Htaiher, Harry viaoeiit, 21 o E c * 

• — H^liyert KobL AgHte^ 2t> i{ 9 d 

«— Heuuni;Way, Jo»., 5 a 146 

.«— Hendoa, Fruiicia Jas., 1{4 o 14 4 

« — Hendy, Chas. Uobi... 25 a 12*0 

— - Henn, CUas. (the YouDgdr), 12 d 14 ^ 

«— Heiivlvai, Jas., 1&) (if 14 

-?— Hensoii, Wno. deiuy, 4 n 11/ 

«^-* Hepplewhite; Win. Hattod, IQ9 8 4 

Herbert, Andrev. 2» 0. 8 tf 

«^ Heasluchl, Heorjr Augoste, 2(^4 94 
«— Hi|8^ U* A« & Co.. 26 tf 8 4 
«— UUi, Ja«. Huimes, 24 14 4 

I Wm.. 4ni4y 

m— HlUier, Albert^ 21 8 

-, — Hilluiaa, iuiw.» 21 o a a 

m — Hiu9. if. Kgeitu^i & Co., 4 SI 14/ ' 

«^ Uird, lieiij., 4 n 14/ 

^— Hitchen, Juhu *'Stott, 17 10 a 

«^ Hither^ay. Win., Ida 12 4 

^ — Hobbius. Wm. Uartoa^ 17 o 10 ^ • 

.^- Hobbs, Wm. Fiumb, Itf d 14 

.• V^iii., 17 10 

..^ Hocbfttid, DaYid, 7 a 13 4 
wi^ Hoddet, Jacob J as;. 14 a 10 » 
_ Uoibruw Kdw. Henry, 14 a 10 c ' 
w— Holden aud Wliittiker, 5 d 14 6 
vi— Holds worth and boo, 14 11 10 a 
— . Holme. Ueo. Artkur, 2b 4 
>m^~ Holmes. Frecl, 9 4 <s d 
^ — Hulroyd, Jonaa, i«r \%d 
«... Huaour. VIcioTa 94 120 
«-. Hoole^, Talbot & Co. 2^ a 14 « 
., — Hojpe, Walter lluUu» 12 4 14 « 
.. — Hoppeu, Hob Veol, 10 o 8 4 
«-» Hopper, Watoou, 21 a 14 ^ 
^1^-. Hupkios. JoUii, 11 a tf/ 
.. — Hopwood. Wm., I't d\4^ 
n — lioiaer, Geo^, lu 4 14 • 
^ — Houghton, Hobt. FraukUa, 19 4 14 # 
.. \v ai., 20 n 14c 

.. — Howard, il^ury Chas.» 6 4 14^ 
w^— Howe, WiL^ 2o a 12 
«-* Howie, I'erQy; 24 a 14 4 ' 
«— How lings St, C6., 7 1 J fl 
«*^.» Hubbiird^ Geo.» 1<$ 4 14 
« — HucLett; T. «b Co.» 2 412^ 
»— Hudson, tlos. 6 tt 14 6 
«P— Hull. JoUrt Geo.. 2o o 8 4 
«— Humphreys^ vV. aod Son., 3 a 13/ 
w-^ Hontei, Itamsay, 4 a 14/ 
« — Hurst. John, 10 o 3 4 
«— HuiohiusoQ, Arthur, 23 o 8 4 
^ — kK^i/^ Arthur^ 2-4 « 14 4 



Bikiikrupieies (coa/uM^'/); 

— - 11 utchins, Geo. I >*ayly. 9 c/ 8 ^ 

Uyde» Wojb., 31 a 14 a 

Hyuuv Tom. 16 4 14 » 

In^am^ Arthm*. %i 12 0- 

-^— IiYin;;. Arthur, 19 4 14 # 
Islip, Edw. Wallace, 24 8 </ 

Jack. Wnu KO. Ashtoii. 23 4 5/ 

Jaoobs^i. Sarah^ 7 a 10 0—21 a 8 # 

-<i- Jacobaoii. Nathaa 4 a 14/ 
-^^ Jacuman, John. 14 a 1 «• 
— -> Jackaim^ Harold, 24 o U a 
— ^Thos.,4al4/ 
— — Wm>. 7 10 it 

— James. John llias., 3 o IE/ 
"■ ■ I UeubeaMauilee, 13 w la d 

JeSeisoii, Wu^i 24 a 14 U 

Jenoinga Annie Jaoo* 7 a 13 4; 

aud Jackson. 13 e/ 14 

-— JeniiUon aud Wlieelei-. 24 14 ^ 

— Jem&itis, Amos., 3 o ■ 3/ 
— -^ W. J. & i o., 3 o la/ 
^-^ John, Josialk 23 4 5/ 

-^ Joblis. Wm. Ueniy, 2^d5f 
«— Johnson; Ij'redk. Wm., 9 4 3 4 

Johns. HeUl^, 2 a 1^ 

^^ Jolmson, k\i io'4 14 
— - Grace cUra. 24 o 14^4 
Jaa. Kobt.^ 14 3 ft 

■ James, 1 1 a 'J/ * 
Johii, 28 08 4- 

Walter, 14 a 10^ 

^^ Johnstone, Cluak J as;, 23 4 A/ 

— Joliiffe, Wm. Clifford, 13 a rftit 

— Jouex, Allen, 4 a 14^/ 

AiUiu. AugUsiua, 00 d 10/ 

■ Cluui. Feujitiore, 20 4 9 4 

Chas. Jo8.» 23 4 5/ 

«— *— Daniel; 25 a 12 

f David Chas., 2Sd5f 
m l«^w. Tuilor» 7 41 1 a 1/ 
Kdwm liklmmul. 19 4 14 a 



. iieiry, 31 o i4 4 

. Hu^ii Urilfilh, 18 a 12 4 

• J;imes JoUii, 19 4 14 

lsre;c4, 14 t> 6 
. John rUo8.,3o 13/ 

LoUttt »io«^aa 2i o 8 4 
. Louis Wm., 2i o 14 4 



-^ aud 6ou» 31 o 14 4 
w- vv uL Ai'thur, 13 4 14 • 
«- Wm. Euoeii, 28 o 8 4 
-^ J uby ajid ooo; 2 4 12 

- Kaue, Aloy«iu« Jose, 51 o 14 4 

- Kay, Wm. ileury, 10 8 4 
K*^9ey aud dou., 14 o 6 6 
Keet, vVm. .lenjpy. 7 ia« 

KeUaiul, Ueurjr i-'hili^Oliambera, 12*4 14 # 

- KeilcWiiy, John lUch.. 23 4 9 a 

• Keiupatuu, Albiirt iiAivr., i; o tae 
' Uendrick. Heufy, 2 ) a 14 

Keut. 4 Co.^ 10 4 14 « 
KeiliiBWell^ Geo. rhos., 11 a 9/ 

- Keys, Wm. K»» i* o lo » 

• King, lienry Kd., «K) d 10/ 

- Jas., 3tf 13/ 

. Kiualey, Waicec. 13 4 14 4 

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PftDkraptoiei (fowtinueei), 

— — Kirb7, Albert John. 7 o 10 < 

Kirkham, Fredk., n dH e 

«^ Kirman, Fredk. Wm., 5 d li h 
*— Kisiam. Aator. ^d |2 

— Kite JhB,,2d \2 

« — Knight Qertnide, 14 o 6 > 

Knowles. Kd. Ju., 83 d 5 J 

m — Ko8»ick. \0o6d 

Lacy, Edw., 21 tiUtf 

«— Lake, Jos.. 28 o 8 (f 

• — Laiicaater, J. W. and Son, 14 6 6 

*-« — S«ftl|. 5d \4h 

V— Lane, Montague Qeo , 10 o 8 </ 

«p— Langley. Jas., 2 1 o 3 • 

« — Latham, Chaa. and NoFbary. Hilph, 7 o 10 « 

•^-> Lawaon, Caroline Sarah, 1 7 o 10 e 

« — Layton. A. Q. W.. A d U 6 

^-^ — Leonard AaKUStoa, 2h n 14 « 

«^* Lee, Ann TraTlii, 7 IQ 

— John Uenry, 9 n 8 <> 
1. ■ ■ Leonard, 7 o lO 

m — Leeds, l«;dw. Jaa^ 24 o 14 </ 

v^— > Leekf, Ja%. Hy Anthony Maurice. 17 o 10^ 

•*— Leibbrand, Ohas. Hermann 4n 14jf 

«^ Leitb, Frank ICobt., 7 n \4 d 

". — Letu, Samuel IhoSn 28 o 8 d 

« — Lever, Wm. Henry, 2H d 6/ 

— ^ LeTerett, H. W, and Son, 24 14 4 

^«f- Leyy, Sion, \6dii 

w^^ Lewia, Alfred, 3 o la/ 

«^^ — Benu 7 His <l 

■ » J Francis, \2d\i0 

» and Irving, 19 </ 14 s 

— ^^ — Kfcs Martin, 9 4 8 

«— Lightbound liagby ^. i'Oi, 7 o 10 

« — Lightfoot, Gea Wm^ IG 4 14 e 

-«— LUiev. Walter, \0 o *i d 

«— Llndley, Arthur Johnson, 26 <l 9 dl 

«-— Linford, Alfied Qeo. SamuW, 7 6 lO « 

V— litile. John Uargraves, 6 d 14 6 

«— — Lloyd, Clement Cooper, 16 d 14 « 

— Loftbouse, Tom, 7 a I3 4 
« — Long, LawselU 12 d 14 # 

m — Longfleld* Alfred, 28 d 5 J 

— — Longman, Samuel Herman. 17 o 10 

Lord, John £d.aund. 4 « 14/ 

m — Lowe, Le?i and Albert Henry, 91 o 3 # 

Kalph. l4o6 6 

« alios., 12 d 14 s 

m — Luff, Thos. Chai., 28 a 1 4 « 

^-<- Lumley an^l Paine, 21 o 3 c 

«— - Lumsdon, Henrv, 31 o 14 4 

*— - Lupton, John Wm., 14 a 10 e 

< ■ Liaham, 12 d 14 « 

«^~ Lyons, Harry, 25 n 1^ e 

9—- Macartney, Henry, 7 a 13 4 

»-» Macauley, Agnew McNeill, 5 d 14 A 

^— Mackenzie. E^dgar Antrohas« 3 o 13/ 

«-.- Mackeotosh. KliSi, 17 10 p 

— Maclure, Alex., 20 8 4 
«i^ Maddaieni, A., Id fi \A 

n — Maddicatt, Walter, 11 n 9/ 

^— Maggi. Laura, 14 a 10 <^ 

«^ Male. Elliott Wm. Grayes. 14 a 10 c 

^— Malone, John. 17 o 10 

m^ Mann, bdw., 12 d 14 6 

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Baakruptdea froniinued)^ 

Manning, Wm. liich., 21 a 14 « 

'« Marsden, Samuel, 21 a 14 9 

— - Marriott. Harry, 12 i It « 

^-^i*^ Samuel, 2 ^ 12 

^^ Marinoiski. LasHras, IIh9 f 

— — Marshall Wm. Uenry, 6 a U e 

Martin Arthur Watson, 21 o 3 tf 

' ■ Emma, 16 d 14 « 

-«i. Martindaltf, J. Hell & Co., 9 <| 8 

Mason & Co., 21 o 3 a 

John, 16 li 14 s 

■ Jas. Fredk., 21 a 14 s 

— -« — Jabea Stead. 1 7 o 10 
^— Mather, Jolm WmM 17 10 s 

Maugham's Mineral Water Company, 14 o 

66 
— ~ Maughan,. John, 17 o 10 « 
-«•- May, Arthur Chas.. 5 a 14 c 
— «» Mayiie, Jas., 7 o lO s 
— >^ McGuinnes^ Uich.. 2B oS d 
-^— Mclntyre. Thos. Wm., 26 <i 9 d 
--^ McMillm. John. 30 a 10/ 
-*.- McPHail, Clias.. 3 o 13/ 
-— > Mdiae & Co., 11 « 9^ 

Meagher. Wm. Patrick, 26 a 12 • 

-.^Mellor. Joe. 17olOc 
— -^ Jo8,3o I.H/ 

Meloy, ITredk.. 14 u G 6 

— ** Metcalfe, Thos., 21 o 3 e 

Melsom. Henry, U a 9^ 

-.^ Middieton, Guy, 1 4 o 6 & 

— *- Midgley, Gtoo. Herman, 21 a 14 # 

Milus, Miles, 31 U d 

— .^.^ Wm. Fredk., 18 a 12 d 

Millar, Samuel Crawford, 21 n l4 e 

Mdler, Alice, 2i n 14 s 

» ■ £mily Agoes, 1 1 a 9/ 
— -*- Geo., iOobd 
— p- Miichell, Fredk., 26 d 9 4 

- Geo.. \6n 12 a 

»- ■ Mary Ann, 28 oHd 
— *- Moody, Henry, 9^86 

Moure, Ihos. tskim^ 28 o 8 d 

— * Mordecai, Bros., 4 a (4/ 

Morgan, liaYid, 14 a 10 0-21 a 14 6—38 « 

14 s 
i^ Fredk. Wm., 18 a 12 i} 

- Morgans, 1), and Co., IJ a 1 « 
Morley, Chas., 12 d 14 « 

—— Morlf^y, Wm., lo 9 8 4—23 d 6/ 

Morris, John, 26 d 9 d 

— S. W, 7 o 10 a 

Mosiey, Thos., 28 a 14 9 

Moy, Geo. Walter, 14 a 10 s 

Mu>-se, Wm. Jas., 14 6 ^ 

Mulloney, Samuel Whitehall, 30 d i#/ 

Muloviich and lirovrn, 4 « 14/ 

— — Mumby, Wm. ICegiuald »velsford, 3 13/ 

Mummery, Wm. Kdgar Uaker, Ida 12 4 

Murly. John Fredk., 26 i< 9 d 

Murray, Wm. Hamilton. 19 4 14 # 

Mutuiii, Henry John, 7 a 13 d 

- Myt>rs. Ann, i^d I4« 

- Wash, Uros., 10 8 d 

Neale, Geo., 23 a 14 4 

John, 11 a9j 



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BankrapteiM (continued), 

Newberrr, G^. Fredk., 10 • 8 i 

Newell, JohnJuD , t n 13 i 

Newatead. John. 14 n 10 

i^ Newton, Henry Griffiths, 8 o 18/ 

— Nicholds, Wm., 9d9rd 

— Nicholion. John Robert, 14 » 10 <^ 
^i.—^ Mai7 Loalea; 2d\26 
- — Nix. CW. I0o8 1/ 
-^ Nordaby, Henry Gordon, 4ii 14/ 
-^— Norman. Edw. Geo., 10 o 6 d 

— North and aifford, \2 d \i e 
- — Norwood, Wm. Henry, 8 o 13/ 

Nurfo. Jr8. Flatten. 2 d 12 e 

— Nott, Geo., 24 olAd 

Henry. 30 i 10/ 

— Gates, Rich., 24 o 14 i 

Oddy, John. S) oMd 

— OM)onneU, FrancU, 7 n 13 iJ 

Oliyer, Thasw Edw.. 24 o \A d 

^— Olms, Hermann,' 24 olAd, 

-^ Organ, Wm., 7 o 10 c 

^— Orroe Herbert Rich.. 3 o 18/ 

— Osbcme. John Henry. 7 o 10 < 

— O'Snlliran. Timothy, 2dl2c 
-^ Ottolini, Joe Lee, 5 d 14 & 

— Overton, Jacob, 2Sd 6 f 

— Owen and Company, 2 d 12 e 
— ~ Paley and Anderson, lb « 12 <i 

Palmer, Hert)ert Ernest, 7 o 10 ^ 

■ ■■ Jos. Taylor, 7 o 10 « 

«— Paradise, Samuel Isaac, 9d8o 
«— Ptfrdoe, Allan Geo., 3 o 18/ 
— . Park, James. \2dU$ 
Parkinson. Wm., 17 o 10 e 

— Paikyn, Robert Henry, 4 a 14/ 
^^ Parr, Francis, 2 d 12 c 

.— Parry, Wm. Jaa.. 21 n 14 ^ 
«— . Parton, Sydney. 81 o 14 rf 

Partridge, Frank, H a9/ ^ ^.^j. 

Patterson. Ernest. Mac Fetrtdge, 30 d 10/ 

— Paul, Frank Tarber, 2doSd 

— Payne, Fredk..2 d \2 a 

Pawson. John, 5dUb 

*^ Peake Wm. Daniel, 10 o 8 <f 
«— Pearoe, Arthur John, 18 n 13 d 

Pearistone, DaTid, 19 4 14 « 

Peck, Wm. Jas., 26 a 12 c 

-^^ Pearse, Arraine Woodhottse, 21 r 14 « 

Pennington. Thos. Henry, 2iid^ d 

— * Perks. Bernard Bishton, JnlSd 
Perkins. Frank, 2Sd9d 

— Perrins. Thos., 28 a 14 ^ 

— Perry, Henry Fredk., 2d\2e 
John, 16d I4tf 

. Peters. Rich. Robert, 21 9 8 ^ 

•» Phelps, Fredk., 14 o 6 » 

PhiUpson, Elizabeth Hannah^ 7 o 10 ^ 

— — PhiUipaoo, Henry, \2d lAe 
Pitt, Wm. Allison, 12 4 14 ^ 

— Pkasenta, Benjamin, 21 o 8 ^ 
«— Podd, Robert Jas., 25 a 12 « 
— — Pointeo, Geo., 10 o 8 li 

— » Ponsford, Thos., 12 d U € 
«— Pontifex, Rich., 4 n 14 tf 
«— Poole, Alexander Alfred, 16 </ 14 a 
-— Portei, Uughy 3 p 13/ 



Banktuptdes (eonhnwd). 
_- Potter. Wm.. 7 « 13rf 

Povey. John. 6d \4b 

Powell Jas. Howell. 23 i/. 6/ 

Pratt. Wm., 21 « I44J 

Presley, Fredk. Geo.. 29d9d 

Price. Da^d Wm., 21 o 8 ^ 

Priestley, Wm., 18 « 12 rf 

Probyn, Geo. Samuel. 2 d \2 e 

PryCe, Selina Ann. 2 d 12 6 

Pyle.John, 26 d 9 d 

Qufen's Park Mattress Co., 25 a 12 tf 

- Raddiflfe, L.. 28 « 14 r 
Radford. Wm., 4 « 14/ 

Rains, Robert Harding, 9 ^ 8 e 

Raison, Thos.. 26 */ 9 </ 

Randall, Wm. AukuHus. U a 9/ 

Randerson, Albert Edw., 2 d 12 a 

Rapley. Geo., lOoHrf 

Rathley, Harry Marshall, 9dSe 

Ratcliffe. John, 1 1 n 9/ 

Ray worth. Alexander, 26 <i 9 d 

Reader, Wm., 7 10 « 

Readhead, ( hns., 2HoSd 

Record. Edgar, 10 o H d 

-^ Rees, Rhys, 18 n 12 d 
Watkin Rhyce. 19 a He 

RecTes, Fredk., 21 o 3 « 

ReUllick, A. H., 14 o 6 * 

Richards, Benjamin, 21 o 8 4 

Thos., 16 rf 14 tf 

— ^ Richardson, Arthur, 8o 18/ 
— ^ John Moses^ 7 o 10 a 

HarUng, 81 o 14 ii 

Ridge, SaiAuel, 18 n 12 Vt 

.— Higbey, Ernest Geo.. 3 o 18/ 

Ring, Walter. 1 1 n 9/ 

Robert and Franklin, 9dSe 

^^ Roberts. Alfred Cecil, 2Bo8d 
— — Benj., 28 a 6/ 

^ Darius Rosser, 28 a 14 ^ 

John Henry. 14 n 10 ^ 

Nathaniel. 14 a 10 

^— Robt., 9dS 

Tbosn 26d9d 

-^ Evans, 23 d 5/ 

— — Robertson, Jaa., 28oSd 
— — Robinson. Bros., 81 o 14</ 

CarL, 10 oBd 

^— Elizabeth^ 19 <2 14 a 

. Mary, 7 p 10 c 

Richard and Company, 5 <i 14 ^ 

i— Tom, 8 o 18/ 

W. and Son, 14 6 5 

Wm.. 28 a i4 

Robson, Edw., 170^ IO0 

■ Peter Johnson, 18 a 12 if 

Rodzyn, W^ 9 ^ 8 

i.*- Rogers, Cyrus, 16 cf 14 

Percy WiUben, 5dUb 

Wm. A.. 4 a 14/ 

^~ Rooke, Sarah AnD.t6 dH b 
Bootes, Henry John, 21 a 14 ^ 

— Rosenberg. Jacob, 31 • 14 d 

Rosenthsl Jacob, 9d%c 

Samuel, 4 n 14/ 

— Ross, Gabriel Jas.^ 14 6 » 



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'^ Bom. Jo9. W«i. Buc^bv. 38 o 8 ^f 
•i— Kustron, J*ts^ 2h r l| « 

Routledge^Jot. Edwi»«l n 140 

— Koulston. Edw. Lawrence. 31 • li't/ 
•«— > Rowe, Jtibn, 2>tf 'Sv 

— Kowles. i*brino|j))eri II « 9/ 

Rowntrce. Robert Geo., SI e \i d 

-^ Ra8.«dl Qeo^ 19 rf U « 

« Wm. Noble^ 10« 8 4 

SagiDaw, Lumber Oompaay, 7 1O<0 

«-— Salt. Alfred. 26tfe<f 

— •!««., 6fl I4c 

— SaiiiBis, Edw. J^aii. 14 o < A 

banderaon, Wm. Uenry. It) « 8 i 

^^-^ Sanderson, Bendis Jolius. 26d}9d 

Saundeta. Ricbaid,5e/ Uo 

^— SawleH, J^is. Anthony aad UobtiS., 170 10« 
-^ Saxton, Geo* (liaf... 81 o 14 4 

— Scamblei',Kkhn Ilia 12 d 
«— Scliaauic, K-irl 1%'obert, i7« 10« 
'^ bcoit, KdWn 7 a !» <i 

■ and Jones, 2 ^ 12 « 
*— Kate. 5 d 14 If 

— - Scutcher snd 8on8, 14 o 8 § 
— Search. Percy. I« n 1 2' 4 

—» Sedgewick. Jaa<, 21 o 3e 

— — > SeimoDS. Jos^ 25 a 12 c 

— — SeHPhiMp, I2(il4« 

«— Sellers, Jas. Harrison. 14 a 10 « 

Robert 81 14 4 

— SeWray. Henry« 4 a 14 / 

— Sewell, Wm.. 19 dH^ 

— ShacUeton, Wm., »dl2if 
-— Share, Chas Edw.,44 a 10 e 

-»- gliarpe. Alfred HoiMio BeU, » J 8 « 

Shaw. Jus., 294 S>.|f 

— -» Wan. John, Uid^k 

•— Shawcrosa, Jos.. 18 a 12 d 

- — Shecktman, Woolf, 14o86 

— — Shellard. Sdwin, 28 • 8 if 

*— Shiogler. Geo., 14 e 8 d 

— — Shaker, Henry WilaMDtt, 4n44/ 

— — iftarmei-, Bros., 7 o IO0 

— — — Jdin, 28 d 6 / 

-»- ShttttlewoiH^ Margaiet, 64 44 9 

— — Shyrsie, John, 17 o 10« 

— » SHTerstoDOt Iknte. 2^d 12 o 

— Simmons, Wal Henry, 2 d 12-« 

— Kmpeon, C. R9«adOo.,2id 12« 
«— » Ftedk.,28a 14 e 

— Si^^r. J«coh, 17.0 ia« 
— * Skinaer, dTas. Thos., 24 • 14 d 

SUter, 4ohn and Son, 11 a »/ 

*— Sleeman, Frank Fraai, 19 d 14« 
— * Slooorabe, Jasw 24e 14 d 

— SmaUey, Arthv, 24 o 4i^d 
*— Smart. Thot. Heuy^ 7 a 18 d 

— Smith. Agnes,. Ittd 14« 
' Aibeft Wai., 11 a 9y 
■ Donald and CoquMUiy, 11 n^f 
— — .£dwin,*2lal4 
— ^ H.8»andS0D8, 26ni2« 
■■ Molfili,8al8/ 
»— — DaTld, 28 itf A/ 
' ■ Geo. Albert, 23 d 6/ 

— — Harriet UMraoa, 30 die/ 
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Bankn^tciet (amftaa d)% 

Smiilis Jm.» 24 14 d 

John, 9 d ^ 4)rr9^ d A/ 

J. and Son..^i o^id 

Rol^t^iaU/ 

■ ■ Henry, 7 a Ud 
■ Wflk McGregor^ 5 d 14 d 

Smyth, Heart) and JPod 1, 2^ H 13 9 

-^ Snepp, VfaiUand Edw., 25 a 12 
— - SotoflM>ii, Pi. apd ^)O0«, 12 d 14 
— — Sulumonf and itioseo, 2d 1'^ 

Kottthworlh, Was., 4 a J4/ 

^-*» SparkSrfidwin, 25 n 12 o 

S!»parrow, TIkm., i7 lOc 

Speechly, Wm. Geo.. 24 o 14 d 

bpencer, Fredk. Chas., 2 d 12 € 

John, y a 13^d 

— SpitllehottM, (it^. Walter. J7 10 

Staiiiton, Ed. and La.ham. ti, AI.4 9 d 8 d 

— -> StansAeld, Tbos., 12 d 14 « 

Stanley, H..L. & lU, 7 <? 10 

Staiiioo A Co., 21 fili 

Staple, Saqmel, l4 d 14 

SteelaHubt. 2d. a i4 

Stephens. W« and N,, 2 d 12 

SteTeiis, Lleury JoUq, 7 o IU0 

— Steveution, I'erey 2.> i| 120 

— SteTOiten, Walter sauOford, 31 Ud 
^— SteriidaUe. ^. & Co^ 2ii d 9 d 

StibK Kdv^. Wittn 31 o 14 d 

StiU. Edwin, 19 d l4 

Stock, Harry. 2i5 a U tf 

Stockbhdge, Jas. lieaty, 19 d 14 

<— * stooker, WoL .Haywood. U a 9/ 
— - Stockton, Harry, 1^ a 12 d 

Stolliday.i Arthur Albert,, 7 o aO<0 

— Stone, IMvid, 19 d .4 

SCorr, John EUerker^ 4 a 18 d 

John Weh«ier, t8c/ 140 

Street, Spenoer. 21 8 e 

^T- Stringer. Wm«« 24 « 14 d 
Strong. <Beqry, 9 d 8 e 

Stubbs. Franoia Herbert, 9 d 8 « 

— Snmner, Bei^^ 28 a 14 

Stttton, Geo.„ 12 d 14 

Swarbreck, Alfced. 17 10 

Swift and Whitehottse, 16 d 14 

Sykes, Jabei^ 28 d»/ 

*-— i Joe WilUe. 2i a 14« 

Taaffe, J. V. and Evens, 9 d 8e 

— TamUn. BobU Henry. 18 d 14 

Tarry, Ernest Albert, 28 d 9 d 

Tate. Arthur A Co., 4 a 14/ 

-i— Taylori Bros., 2 d 12 e 

" Ernest Harry. 3 18/ 
Franks i^o8d 

— Geo. Wm., 9 a 8 
— — ? lih'.h.ilrowii, H e Ud 

■■ Thos., 21 a 14 
^- Teatdale. Johj[i,28aU0 

Tebbatt, Fredk. Ueo., 14 o 6 » 

l^eecey, Alkse« 31 o 14 d 

Teedaie. J. A., 12 d 14 

Teed and Wdson^ 18 d U 

— « Tement, Wra.» 14 e 8 6 

TerrUU Annie Jane. 83 d 5/ 

—— Tew, Harry LtnaeU, 8 o 13/ 



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teankraptcieB r^conttnited), 

' Tibbit John. 9 '/ 8 c 

Tidd, Wm.. \iid\A'0 

' Thkin. Edwin, 28 rf 6/ 

Thittletwaiihe. Ekl., 26 rf 9rf 

Thomaa, David, 10 o 8 d- 24 6 IS d-^2 d 

14 e 

DaYid Llewellyn. 19 4 14 « 

- Evan Henry. 7 n IS <i 
— ^ Jacob Henry, 24 o 14 </ . 

John, 14 n 10 ij-26 d^d 

' Jop., 21 nl4« 

-^ Thos., 18 n 12 a 

Win. Daniel. 19 <« 14"e 

" Thomson, Geo., 26 oSd 

' Thos., 2 3'« 

■ Thompson, Henry. 28 n Xi'h 

Walter Henry, 17 o 10 c 

^^-^ — Wm. Francis, 19 d 14 « 

Thorifley, J as., \2 d 14 « 

i — Thornton, Alex. Qny, 19 rf U i 
• "' John, 28 n 14 « 

' Thiirston, Horace, 2^126 

~ Tunms, Jtt., 6 ct 14^ 

Todd Arthur, 12 d 14tf 

'-i — TomaHm. Geo. Stephen, 28 o 8 cT , 

Topping. Edwin Samuel, 23 rf 6/ 

Tooftood Bros. & C 'ompany, 5 tf 1 4 6 

-' Tooker, Frands Whalley, 26 i 9 d . 

— — Tooke, J to. Tristram, 28 d 8 4 

Townley, Alfred. 9 d 8 d 

Totmshead, Ambrufie Geo., 28 o 8 il 

Toter, Wm., « IS/ 

Travis, Edw. John. 10 o 8 rf 

"— - Treganowan. Wm.. 14 o 8 ft 

Trevelyan, Thos. John., 14 o 6 6 

' Tuchverderber, Alter, 19 <i 14 • 

■ Tuck, J. W., 28 n 14 tf 

Tnll, Oakford Dudley, 12 d 14 « 

Tunafun, Herman, 18 d 14 s 

Turner, Alfred, 12 d 14 « 

— ) — Edmdnd, 14 a 10 v 

John, 18lil2d 

Rich., 9 d 8 c 

W. ».&Co.,21 * Us 

- . Twigg. Wm. Jas., 19 d 14 • 
-' Urban, Chas., 30 d 10/ 

Van Gelder. Pieter, 18 d 14 « 

Vevers, Chas.. 6 d 14 6 

Vince, Eliz., 10 o 8 tf 

Vohmann, Fredk. John, 18 n 12 i 

VoUer and Goodfellow, 12 d 14 ^ 

Yyner, Rich. John. 28 o 8 d 

J-— Wadsworth, John, 7 o 10 • 

^ Wagner. Henry C, 7 o 10 # 

i WagstafF, Geo.. 26 d 9 d 

i~ Waite, John Geo., 12 d 14 i 
■ Walden, Ernest, 9 d 8 d 

Walker, Edwin. 7 o 10 c 

• &Co.. 17 10 47 

Jos., 24 n 14 d 

i — ^- Wm. Michael, 28oSd 

^ — Waller, Frandts .VI ark, 7 o 10 s 

i— Wm. Fredk., 14 n lO o 

: Wallis, Abiier, 2 d 12 

-^-J-^ — Wm. Henry, 7 o 10 « 
=- Walters, John, 23 d 5 / 



Bltnkruptcies (eontinuea). 

.iii- Walter. H. E. & Co.. 14 o 6 ft 

— ^-- Robt. Oscar, 18 n 12 d 

Ward. A., 14 n 10 0-25 n 1^ ft 

X3eo. Henry. 14 o 6 ft 

— ^- Wm. Henry, 12 d 14 « 

Warner, Frank, 25 n 12 

Wasft, Henry Geo., 4 n 14/ 

Wassermann. John Conrad. 18 n 12 a 

- Waterman, Wm. Henry, 25 h 12 ft 

- Waudby, Jos. Hodijson. 3 13/ 

Waugh, Geo. Wm., 18 a 12 a 

Webb, Jas., 24 o 14 d 

Kd. Francis, 26 d 9 A 

Fre'ik. Wm.. 28 d 8 d , 

~-^ Webster John Geo.. 14 A 10 ft 

Wedge, Enoch. 7 o 10 e. 

Wdlard, Harry. 23 i 6 / 

WeUer, Fredk. i^has , 14 a I6 c 

-a- Wells, Henry Theodore, 7 «i 13 A 

- Thos., 6 ^ 14 ft 

and Son, 28 d 8 d^ ^ . . 

-^ Welsby, Frank & CO.. l8 lb 12 A 

- Welsh. Edw.. 25 a 12 d 

Wendes, Thos. JoAas. 11*9/ 

Went, Samuel Archibald, 80 d 10/ 

Wertlieimer. Emile, 7 10 ft 

W«8son. vUtthtfW Jas., i4 a I6 ft 

WesibroOk. John. 18 n 12 d 

Wheeler, Albert. 14 • tf ft 

^ John Chas.. 14 A 10 c 

White, F^nny. 28 ft 14 ts , 

-i — Whitfield, rhristopher, 23 ^f 5/ 

Whitehe^. John. 21 ft 14 « 

- — Whiteliouse Albert tSliuund, 2i ft i2 <3 

Rich. Wm., 16 d 14 ft 

Whiteley. Jod. and Sous, l2 d 14 ft 

Whitiam. Geo., 2I t 3ft 

Whitworih, Harry. 14 ft 10 ft 

^ wm. Ernest, 25 ft 12 ft 

— i^ Wm. Henry. 14 ft 1 ) ft 

Wickenden, Edw. Jas.. 7 ft 13 d 

Wickham. Geo. Stephen, 12 d 14 ft 

Wigglesworth, Chas., 28 8 d 

Wilcox Martin, 21 n 14 ft 

Wiikins, TopUs, 14 d 8 ft 

— — . Wm., 2 d 12 , 

Wilkinson. Basil ThOi., 16 4 14 « 

Ben j.- Nelson, 25 n 12 

Ernest Adam, 17 10 

Harty, 23 d 6/ 

— *^ Joe, 14«ll0v 
^ John, 24 6 14 d 

samaeU 4 w 14/ . 

— i-^ Walter Edwin, 19 <« 14 ft 

Wm..31o 14 d 

-^~ WUUams. Arthur Fredk.* 7 o 10 ft 

Edw.. 14 a 10 

—Griffiths. 12 d 14ft 

John, 7 n 18 tl 

Uei*reUyo, 18 H 1^ d 

^ ' » Stanley Stiiart, 7 d 10 d 
^— Philip, 28 ft 14 » 
— ^ Thos., 3 d 13 f-4 H 14/-9 rf 8 d 

Wni.. i5 ft 12 ft ^ 

'" Wm. MOrrU. 17 o 10 ft 

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Bankruptcies {(ontinued), 

Wilks. John. 28 n 14^ 

Willison, John Thos,. 2-^ d ef 

— — Wilflhere, Saniael. 16 d Me 

Wilton, Oistopher Arthur, 31 • U if 

Geo., 28 o 8 o 

Geo. Wm.. Mm 10 tf 

JoHn, 7 n 13 i2 

Wm., 2fif 12 

Wirnbuth, Edw. Harhet. 9dSe 

Windsor. Thos. Henry. 10 oBd 

s Withers. Geo. Henry. 31 o 14<j 

Wood, John. 10 o 8 d 

Winfield & C^bmpany, 2d\2e 

Woods & C7a, 3i o l^d 

Frank Wm.. 2 d 12 « 

Woudbridge Ulstrict Steam T^aandry, 24 o 

14 d 

Woodcock* John Wm.. 19 <I14 e 

Wooderson. Thos, J dm. 28 a 14 tf 

- Woodmnn, Thos., 4.ii 14/ 

Woodward, Rich. Kdw., 12 d 14 e 

Woolf.8., l4o6( 

Wor»ley^ S^amuel. 26 d9 d 

Wray CecU. 2 d. 12 o 

Wright, Chas....i3 d 6/ 

' Jos., 26 a 12 47 

- W ymonde, Tho^ Herbert^ 2 li 12 • 
— — Touldon. (liHs.^ 9d li h . 

S AKK&UPTCIES AMNaLLED :^ 

Ashworth, Thos., 2i n 14 • 

Baynes. H. & Co.,.9 dSd 

Beney. John, 8 o 18/ 

— ^> Brown. Annette Jane, 26 d 9 « 
■ Wm. lieury, 26a9e 

- — Bush. Thoe^ 26 ri 9 <i 

Butler, 1 hMs. 8Ufford, 7n\Sd 

Cameron, John Bandolph, *2»d5 / 

- Daniels, Wm., 23.a 6 / 
-^ Gregson. Oswald, dd6d 

Isaacs. Edw, Abrm., 2d 12 

- — Johnston, J as. Yardley, 9^80 
Kelharo. M. J. and K, A., 19 <i 14^ 

Adasterman. Thos, Henry, 12 dM e 

Fett, Edw. Geo. Lauaon, 4 n 14^ 

Salmond, Chas. Shoit. 16 i 14 « 

Skelion, lieo. Henry, 9 <{ 8 <i, 

-^ Vvalier, Ernest B.4b Co.. 9'<< 8 d 

W ood, Henry, 26.4 9 e 

bANKBUFTOY OOUBT. — 

Notices of Last Examinations, s«# —my 

WutH€aday'$ and iiuUrday^t papm . 

Affleck. 8ir li,, 12 a 18 tf^tO d\Od 

Abhmore, H. L. attd H. B^ 30 o 12 # 

Bell M. D., 3 d 10 A 

Beinali G. E. W., 16 o 18 d 

Blaue, Gen. Sir S.. 12 a 13 << 

— * Booty and BayliOe, 11 «1 3 

— — Buiavsky and Weinbanm. 29 o 18 il 

Buckeridge, K. S., 10 a 10 it 

rare, H. J. ,12 n 13 4 

Collier, Thos., 3 i< 106 

Corubank 6ieaniship CouptDy, 24 a 4a 

-— Corre & Co.. 19 a 4 o 

- Davi-on, A. W., 12 a 18 

Uox, 1 a^ P. L., II. rf 3 a— 18 d'8 6 

- Kuru, C. A,, 20 a 4 6 

16 



Bankruptcy Oonrt (cwtvmfd). 

Gaskell. T. K.. 27 a 15 

_ Goodchild A. E., 80 o 12 
^— Harvey and Hudson. 13 a 4/ 

Higffs* Dairy Farms. 26 a 1 1 

— > Hochepied-Larpent, Frederic da, 12 ef 3 e 

Irving. J. O. M.. 18 cf 3 6 

Ivrea, O. H., 16 o 13 « 

Jerrard, Francis. 27 a 15 

- Johnston, J. T.. 6 a 1 3 <l 

- Jones. Son & Co^ 20 n 4 6 

Le Meaurier, C. J., HI 6 

Lemmon. Wm., 19i2 8y 

— — Leveson. Rev. C. A.. 7 p 8 

Lightbound. Rigby & Co., 2 o 7 1{ 

^— Linley. J. A., 14 a 6 e 

Lonth, de W. C. de. 26 a 13 <l 

- Loyal British Assurance Company, 24 a 4 
a— 26a 1. 0—15 dV6d 

Mattox, F. W.. 14 n 6a 

MEwan Oliver, 28 a 8 6 

M*Hugh, P. A.. 28 o M 0-29 o 4/ 

M'Kenna, J. U., \1 o^d 

M*Bxe, Jas., 12 <f 3 

Mercantile and Mining Corporation of 

British West Africa, 3 o 8/ 

Messiter, E. W.. 24 4 

— Mouncie, Baron T. de, 6 a 12/ 

Mnrray, G, J., 28 a 8 6 

Nardi& Co.. 21 0*20 

Nfelson. C. H.. 3 4 12 e 

- — Nimmo ( Limited). 8 a 8 

Parr. EIU«. I7o4 4 

Parry, (has., 24 o 4 e 

Pearse, A. W.,21 a 5 6 

Reavely.. T. G. W., 7 o 13 a-7 n 17 4 

Reed, S. H., 7 a 17 4 

— - Reis, Arthuf, 7 a 17 
Richards —,5 4 5/ 

Rogers, P. W.. 16 4 4 a 

- Kosslyn, Dowager Countess of. H a 10 4 
Smith. Donald, 9 4 8 

Studdert, Messrs., 18 a 9 

Wnles, G. R. H., 7 13 a— 19 a 4 a 

Wasteneys^SirW., 11 a 10 4 

Webb. F. W., 16 4 4a 

We^tbrook, Arthur»28'o 3 

Weymouth Old Bank, 12 a 4/ 

Williams, North & Co., 25 a 3 

Wood. R. A.. 9 d 8 « . 

W rights Moiion, G. E«, II a 10 4 

Yabson & Co., 2 <l 3 

Bannister (Rev. A. T.) on Fees in Continnatioa 

Schools. 'J8 n 4 b 
Baptish Churches, Changes in« 1 8 4—19 o 10 

4-2 a 12 0>5alU'4-9n 11 4— I6a.8 6— 30 

n 6«— 7 4 "< 0-14 rf I3y— 17 4 7 4—24 4 6a 

—29 45 0-31 46 4 

Union, Autumnal Assembly. 806 6— to 9 

Baibadosy 27 o 6 

Barker (John; on the Price of Sugar, 25 a 12 4 

—24 2/ 
Barmaid QuestioD, Letters on, 19 4 18 0—21 4 

10 4— 28 </ 8 a -81 4 10 ^ 
Bamett (Canon 9. A.) on Eafaibitioni and Fab- 

lie Libraries, IGo 10 a 
Barotseland i;runtier, 31 o 8 c 



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Barnicnatcr. A.)oii Auotralia's Medicine— a 

Bitter Pill, 13 • 4^ ' 
Barrie (xM. M.)oo Trade and Employment, 7 n 

18 t 
Barry (Bp. Alfred) on St. John's House of Best, 

Mentoiie 24 J 10 e 

— (Sir J. W.) on the Pacific Oable.31 i 10 a 
Batemao (.sir Alfred) Retirement of, li ddd 
Batten (Q. A. M.) on Fiscal Policy, 5 d \2 « 

on theToverty of India, 3 o 4/ 

^attersea and Wandsworth, Proposed DivisioD 

of, a o 16 a 
Bara^ and .the Gerinan Empire. dS o 3 s-*24 9 

BaTariao Bcewinj; Indiutry,.26 n 13 « 
Bayl<ry (E. il.) on Mr. i'hamberlain and Swe- 
den, 2ii o I0y-3uo ti h 

— (J. M.) uu Corridor Railway Carriages— a 
Danger, 26 n [5 b 

Bayli^B (,W. M.) on Bayliss ©• Coleridge, 24 n 7 J 
Bayne (W. T.) on Judiuia Expedition, 28 nS • 
Baynes (^Rred.) on :Uad Trade and Distress in 

Lancashire, l.t o9J 
Beach (^ir M. H.) at Bristol, 14 a 12 d 
-r- pn ^iacai J'oUy..6« 9 a— 7 a 13 a 

— and the Licensing Question, d dSd 
- — gnrMuoicipai Trading. 7 dloa 
Beachcroft {H, M.) on Traction Engines on 

Roads, 26 Q 12 e 
Beaoonsfleld (Lord) on Imperial Tariffs, Letters 

on. 2(i o7 0--27 o 10 d 28 o 12 « 
Bed/urd College for Women^ Lectures at, 27 a 64 
Bedlurd (Duchess of) on liale for Friendless 

Girls. 24 a ioy 

— (Duke of; on North Ix>ndon or UnLrersity 
College Hospital, id6d 

Beeby I'ase, Letter on, ^d5f 

(Hev. C. E.; and the Bp. ofWoreester^ 16 

ddd-2luno 
ou the Bp. of Worcester and Mr. Beeby, 

Be<tclle Airship, 3 n 4 d^i n 7/-6 n 10 6 

Beigbton ^T. D.) on the Modern History of Trial 
by Jary in India, 12 a 'J s 

—^ on dafeguards fur Secluded AVomen in In- 
dia, 22 cr 9 e 

Beiiui, Recent JBiot at, .17 e8 a 

Belfast bhipbuUiiiiig, 21 dHe 

^Belgian aud Germait Tram Kails. 22 d \S/ 

Belgian Ulasswuri&es, Li Iter oii^ Vt li li d 
iiiiiis. Letter ou, l\> n ii e 

BELGIUM :« 

C hamber, 1 7 <2 5 « 

CumuiuuHl Elections, 19 o 6 d ^0 o 3/ 

— ^ Diplumaiic .service, i n'Sj 

^— ana Germany, 9 n (> a 

— UlaSM Industry . Letter on. 15 o 10 # 

■ Kiugot, Moveiuents of, 3 o 6 (i— 5 o 4 a — 
iu oo a^2u 3/— 14 a 7 / 

— Labour Culunie* in, 2i u 9 <{ 

— Ministry, li a o e 

«— Michel ian«^uus News, 18 a H/.*3 dia 

— — Paiiinment, 11 n 4/ 
— ^ bucialista in, 7 a 7 o 

•^ Trade, Letter on. 1 7 o 6 

— a Year's Cumiueruial Pro|{re9S in, 14 a 5 
•Beilv^«)ury/ou Fucal PwUcy, 2X o 12 d 



Bell (Hugh) on Dumping. 3dS <r— 21 d 6 c 

(T. A.) pn Fical Ifolicy, \5 o5e 

Belmore (Lord) on the Irish Land Act-* What 

is an Estate, \0 d ^i 
Ben NvTirt j^bservatpry and the German Me- 
teorological Office, Letter (>n,4 n8 a 
Bengal, bilk Industry of, 2 ' a 14/ 
Benevolent Society pf jSt. ^^ajtrick, f a 10 a 
Benn(J. VV.)on .VI r. .Ch imberiaiu':i Spedch at 

Liverpool, 29 9 a 
— * on jthe London County jQtmacil Team ijlails» 
30 6 ( —24 H 10 a^2 a 13 b^2 4 i2 d 

— on the Noise of KlejotricTramcars. JH a 13 a 
Benson (G. B.) on India, and ^r, chnmberlain^s 

Propotfsls, 7 d7 a 
— * (Mary) on the Natit^nal )CU|irch Pouncil 

and Women, .^3 o^ia 
Berkshire Autom>b.le ( -lab, 21 d 10/ 
Bethnal Green Museum, 26 a 3 b 
Bifikemjbeth (Jier. Samu«;l) on the London l)y- 

Elections, 19 c/ 8 
Bilbao, Riots at, 8 p 3/— 14 o 4 o— 2.1 5/ 
Bird« un Ladies' Uat^, 4 n : i 
BlrJkbeck College. Distribaiioo of Prizes. 2'> a 

li 
Birk(*nhead, Prot^t against Diiord^r fit .21 a .IJl 

6—24 n < /— L'li a 7 
Birmingham Cattle ^how, 30 a li n^t / 4 6 
^— Chamber of Commerce, Meeting, '42 o 7 J 

^\7 d II 
— * Liberal Association, 2o a 1 1 
— - and the Licensing (Question, 9 8/ 
-^^ snd ProTinci4l Guimai^ers' AdsociivtioOy 

Annual K port, ^ d \'6 d ^^ a \2 e 

Universiy, i9 // 12 0-30 d^d 

^-«- i|nd Vivisection. 16 o 10 e 

Birrell(-)at liri^tiil, Id o 4 <» 

— (Augustine) on Mr. I haqaberlain and .\f r. 
Birrell. 26 a .> ri 

at Ipswicli, I7'<11 rf 

Rirtlidiy Honou 8 l.iss of 9 a 10 f 

BXB;XHS :— Id C'onsequence of the B^istiar- 
General having a complete Alphabetical List 
from .1837, of all Births in the British Domin- 
ions as also of all British Subjects born 
aoroad, which can.be i ispected at any time ftt 
the Office in Somerset House, it is not deemed 
expedient to insert the .Minimum ists as Lad- 
vertised in ihe7t//i^s. 

Births, Mariiagcs and Deaths, Quarterly Re- 
turn. 1 i ft II 

B<»hop (W. H.) on Cedilla .-ettlemeut, 24 o.l.5 6 

Bidh.p of Lon. Ion's Fun J. 2\ n 's b -3»> « 6 i 

Bishoprics of South^ark and liirmingjiam ^iill. 
Letters on, 1 i ».* d -17 o tf 0—24 14 s 

Bishops and Cre.uiiioo. 6 7 J 

BUir ( ir t>. li.) ou Mr. Lyttelton and the 
Queen, 'd d 7 J 

aiake (Sir H nry H.) oa the Administration 
ot llong-Kong, 19 a rt u 

.Inland- .Sutton v^i.) on hospital Aucoaimodation 
for the Well to do, Zl d 1./— 30<i 9 

Blind Annuities for the, 13 o 2 c 

Bloemfonieiu (<ip. of) on Chinese Labour in 
Juhannesbu g, 2i d 16 J 

Blue Book«,a o 7 c— 17 06/— 1 9 10 6—21 % 
d— 2Jol3a-.29o7/-7a I80— 9 n 7 6—10 

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t, II </— 10 n 12 c— 12 n 9 a^l% n 10 a— 18 n 
b II— Id n 7 a -20 n 15 6-12 d 14 d— 18 fl( 14 
/- 21 d lOy— 24<i 2* 
^lyth (Sir James; on, the CoamijdrciaJ Needji o| 
tUe Empire, 1 7 n l:i 

rommeots on, IV) n 6 

Board of Manufactures. 12 n 10 a 

'A'lade Inquiry, 17 13 /— 19 o 10/— 21 o 2. 

e— 24o 14 c/— 27o7<y— 31o 12 6 

PodiuKton (U. B.) on an Aoglo-f rench Associa- 
tion, 10 n2 e 

Boiler makers' and Shipbnildera' Society, 17 n 14 <» 

Bolivia, New C:i^bin0t, S(i o 4 ( 

Almaxvica and Diaries {or 1904. ^SdAo 

— • Ctuimb^rlavn'9 PtoposalSp by G. A. Vince, 

5 o6fl 
<.«— Cluistioaa l^ambera, ^ddd 
-— ^ Japan in ttvi» Beginnins of, %hB 20tl\ Cea- 

lury, 80 12/ 
•^ Lloyd's ^istv, 8 o 4> 
«9— Map of Asiatic itassi^. 11 <2 15 0. 
•»— My M^uxoirtt by Henri St^hi^n de Blowiti^ 

I 0. 8 a 
«-* Post OtQfie London Directory, 19 tf 7^ 

- Punch's Almanack, 15 <tf 14 a 
-— Having T^ar 19u3, 25 4 8 

m — Huff's Gui'le to tli0 Ti\rf. 2nd 2jf 

«- — VVbitikei:'^ Aim.ani^k, 16 d 1 d » 

— - — Pelage, i6 a J a 

— r- Vi Uo> vV lio, 19 i 11/ 

^uotb (J. B.) oil Ku<tkin and tbve 7''iw«<. 5 n 6 a 

booth's C'Cien "j »• Darkest KwgUu4" .-ghem«'\ 
3 ^7« 

Bonmgh Council Klectionf, 26 o 7 a^'/S. ddi$ 

hob\v^ ^Jw8.; Jb(eHigiiatioii of. '2d 2 / 

BoBWorth^UuU W. j.^on Military Books, 81 6 c 

*— KducHtion, ^0 o\i e 

Soulier ^H. >. L.J uii Aiy^tor Keijulatiuns in Sur- 
rey, I b <i 9 /. —22 due 

^ourchier, Burm «ier and (3tM^vi;ortl\y, on ike 
iviiif^'tf oanaiurtuiu, 4 d ad 

Bourne (Abp.; and English Ronvii^ Ci^ikoUcs* 
17nlO/ 

— (U. U. F.) on the Congo State a»nii the 
Hague Tribunal, 2 o 3y —24 0.6 e 

on the late Herbtrt ^pciKjjer, id di 0. 

Bow Cemetery, Burial at, Letters ou, 16 <i 4/ 

—21 a 2 h 
^owen (Hey. the lion. W. E.) 00 tb« Bishoprics 

of Southwark and Birmin^hain UiU„ 13 o iHd 

— 27o U^ 
Bowles ^T. Q.) on the Adyi^nci into (ibidt, 3 4 86 
«?— on Constitution Hill, ^ n iU^ 

on .--cienti^c Taxation, ^2 o lOc 

-^ and the Unionist W hips, 2j d 6e 

Bowley (A. L.) on Mr. CAai^berliUn ^adthe 

Building Tiades, 6 n 10 a 
» ' . on Fiscal Policy, 27 o 10 a— 3 a 10 4 
(Prof. A. L.) on Progress of Pro^ecti^e 

Nations, 19 a \0 e 
Bow ring (CoL F. S.) on the Peking Legation^ 24 

o 12 
Boxall (C. Q.) on the Price of Wheat, Idle 
Boxing Day, 26 d 10 a 
Bojrle ^.Mr UJ on the Union Flag, 7 n 4/^\Sd 

{o a 
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Boys' Brigwle. Annual Meeting,. II a 12 c 
Braba^n Eniplpymen^ Society, LeUj$r on, 24 a, 

15 c 
Bradford's Trade, \ d 9e 

— with the United States, 2 o 5.</< 
Bradley (J. vV.) on Fog. Prevention. Sd W e 
BxaiUford (Jos.) on dumping, idlJJ b — l^ dt 

13« 
Brazil and Uruguay, 3. n 3/ -4 il5/ 
BremrLige (B^) on the Poverty o£ the Clergy- 

and^crei C-ommissions, 3iL9a 
Brereton c'loudrsley) oa the German Emperoc- 

and Waterloo. 28 */ 6/ 
Bj^etten, the Melanc^thoa H(ou,se in, Letter oa« 

27o4<^ 
Bcicklayi/ig Macbjn^, 23 0.64 
Bridgewater Trust, 20 0. 8/ 
Brieley Minor EsUte, 24 o 8 d. 
Briggs(S. s ) on th«9 Vio^ri^ FaBiir lO.a.12 o. 
Bristol in Darkni^ss, 2^ d A d 
Diocesan Uom0 for GirU, Openiog^of, 3 o: 

9 s 

General Hospijtai, 19 <i8/ 

— — Granvnar Schpol Old ^yn! Societjp;, Anuq^ 

al Dinner. lOo 6 a 
— » Speeches, Letter on,, 16 n II d^^l9 1^8 6. 
fiviti/ih Acadenvy. Meeting, 26 a 4 4 
^— Astronomical ^ssociatipn, 31 d 5/ 
s;— M^eling, 26 H 6/ 

Borneo, the I'ondi^tion of, 2 a 4 4 

-"ra ('liAmber of ^ om uerca, DiiinQr. lode. 

t. \f\ li<MypJ^ Letter on. 20 a » *'/ 
«r- Coal and its Rivals iu £>gu,th Western, 
FraiM^. -^1 o.&f, 

Columbia. 21 t^b d 

— s— i abinQt, 7 a 7 a 

- Klbctiona, 6 4 i— 7 o,4 a— 13 oA <» 

Cottoji Growing AssociatiJii, Annuali 

Meeting, 12. o. '^ / 

— Conference 3,rf 4/ 

— and Foreign Uioie Society. Munificent viift 
to, 3 a i^ ft 

.. ■ .sailors' Society, 31 12 6 
Goods and ertid^aiea of Otrigiti. 3, o 8 6* 

Guiana, lo <> 6/ 

■ u Indian Labour in, ^3.0 10/ 

and Venezuela, 6 n, 4 </ 

Xnuruational Cup for Motor liouits, ^\ d 1 ^, 

Museun^ l>oiia,tiu^i to. 1 * n 6 a 

r- H- C. Proctjor .viissing froiiv, 5 a 7/— 1^ 

00/ 

New Guinea, 19 a 5/ 

^— NoriU iiornet), Letter on« 6 0.6 b, 
-^- >cUool at Athens. 2* 0.6/ 
al U'iuie, Me<^ting. 6 a i3.s 

tieulem in Canada, iOoit d 

Solomon Islands, 7 a 1 5 6 

- Trade and Foreign CoiApetition, Letter oi^ 
13.0 4/ 

Lectures on, 1 08/ 

FT- Methods. Letter on, 2'i d Oxb 

with Morocco. l.> o 7 / 

, Broadsiaiis, N«^W Pier for, 30 n I)/ 

, Broadwood v.Lucy E,J ou Preservation of Foll^ 

Songd, 17 (i lo b 
i (trodrijL:k (— ) a,nd. the Aru^y Medical Depart- 
> Ujieut, 2Z 3,6 



Dec. 31, 1908*.:i 



P^LMBH'tt IMDCX TO *^ TUC TIMIC8 ** MJCW8Fi»PKB» 



CkXB^ 



Br^drick (~) Rt Guildfurd. 2'i o 4 / 
— 9fi War Miiiisttfr, uftter on,. !:< o IS.« 
9^»inley (ii>bt.) on Kuctl Policy. 16 a 7 
Bnimicy- 1 )avenport ( -) ai Coventry. 4 d 7/ 
Bronztiiff, 1^8/ 
Broodbaiik; (J. Q.) on the Luntlon and India 

D0CC8 Company antl the Port of Lundon, 1 7 

nMi 
Brooke. Bond ^ Co., 5 the Tea Trade during. 

the T^ax l»02-». 60 i3 <i; 
BcoomhMU (G, J. S.)on Dumping, H <^8 ; 
^~ (G. J. V.) on KmigrMtion aiid the Fiscal 

Question, 24 c/2 / 

— ( iVlMri>h|dl) on the Mistiunary Question in. 
Trea,ty lieviiiipn, 6 oAH e 

Browne (Sir Bei j. C.) on the Labour Problem 

in South. Africa. 31 d^oj 
Brow.nri}(g (J. 8.) on ChuxQh Schools in Wales, 

it d '«»<• 

— on the Education Acts, I6i li ft 

.-— on th^ National Socie^' ^nd. its Depository, 

22 d 5 A 

^r-~ on WeUh Couxicili and th^ Education Acts, 

23 N (5 /' 

Browning cOscar) oa Mc Chau^rUan vid th9 

Keferend.oiu, .'4 n 1 1 / 
Bruce (.>ir Chas.) i^nd vtauritiud. 2. d ^J 
Brunner (Sir J. T.; on Fiscal Policy, 16 a 7 tf 
Brussels Sugar i Convention. 17 o 7/—24 •! d,^ 

26 o 6 h—2 n 5 i 
Bryan (W. J.) at the National Liberal CluJt), i 

d^d 

at Nottingham. '^8 n 1 1 / 

Bryce ( — ) at Aberdeen, 8 d 7/ 
at Sheffield, 7 00 d 

and Technical iSducaiion. 8 o 9/ 

Bryce \L Ma; ion on Uow to Hcdp the Uoem.- 
ployed. \lobJ 

Bu^ch^n(D. Ii.)on ** Patismore Edwards" Dis- 
trict i'Ot(age Uonpital, Tilbury, 17 d \5.f 

Buck (Sir 1£. C.) on India aiU Preferential 
Tariffs. 9 « 1 1 / 

Bvpkiey (Justice) and the Study of Bconoouoa, 
14 '/ 12 o 

Buckmaittec (A. N.) on Mc. Chamberlain's 
Liverpool Speich, 31 o 12 ( 

Bu ldi»g By-laws lielorm Association, i d 13 d 

^— Army, d 6 /— 17e/o 49 

Commercial Agreeuneot with, b d^J 

- — hleciions, 10 o c— 28 5 />— 31 o 7 <i— 2 n 

6 a — 3 a 3 '»— 4 n h h 
^-^ MiscellajneoUiS News, 28 n 5 d —28 n 7 O' 
^-^ Opening ot thp Sobranye,, 16 » 5 
•9— Poiitlua, 21 o 5 6 

and 'iumaaia. 2 d, 5/-3 </ 3. '/ 

Bulgarian Army. 3 a 6 ci— 16 n 10 u 

— Frontier, on the, 26 o.4 u 
BuUer (Sir K.), in Liyerpool \ dl 9 

Burdett (Mr 11. C.) on Hospital Accommodation 
for the Wellto do %^ a ia b -^3 d^ b 

— on St. tiartlioloiuew's Hospital 2 a 11 d — 
2lS n \i) c -2 d ts c 

Burdett- Coutts (^ady) on Destitute Children's 
l)inner Society, 12 <>/ 10 fi 

— on the Santa (/Uus Home, 17 o I3j 
mmF- (WO ou i^iscal Pohcy, 4 a 6 



Burglaries. AUempteJ. 2* df 7 0—28 d 4 /'^28 di 

7 » 

Burglary at- the HouSt^of Lord Verulam, 30 08// 
Burial at. Bow C/enitstery, Letjters on, 16 dt 4/^ 

2\ (17 h 
Burm.i. 14 n 7 'I 

Trans. Front iisr Tra^le of, 1 7 o.5 « 

Burnaby (K. \V.)on the Fkluc4tiou Act, 20 9.5 a. 
Burns (Dr. Da%uon) on Lict'nsing. Law, 2\ d 6 f 
Burnt B(»ala and Broken Bridges, Letter on, 9 o. 

10/ 
Burstal(Kyna4ti»nJ on &;ctraot from, the Ti*M9: 

of November 30 1803, o ii 6 u 
Burt (Thof. ) on Labour Questions. 7 o o d 
Bushy Park, New l£ntrancV) to. 26 nM «. 
Buzjton ( Traver'*) on the U.-pression of Slavery. 

in Italian Somaliland 26 10 ^ 
(Y. A,), on the ( haracter of tJie Turkiihi 

Sollier, 7 o.l3 b 
Buying Kates on the Bast. L 6.f~8 o, II ^/^ 

14 12/'— 2O0 II e 'J7 o 13 /—3a 5 < — 5 n 5 

/— IOa,13<7-17« I3y— 24n 11 0— 1 d 13 e-^ 

8 J. 14 6— lo.u 13 ^-2^ c/ 11 o^2dd U o 

C. 
Cabinet Council .Meetings, 7 n 12 a— 1 7 a 9/^ 

2i n 110—28 n He— 5 i i\ /^i2 d 11 d^io. 

d^ € 

of September 14, Letter on, 1.6 4 a 

Caerwent l^xpiorations. \\ d W b 

Calvert (J. <i.) on Sweden and Tariff Reform, 26. 

d2d 
Cambridge, ** The iiirds "at, 18^4 a— 25 nl 1 e 
OAMBBIDGE QNIV^iaillir : - 
«— > Address from the Vice- Chancellor. 208/ 

Appointiuenu. 12 o4dl-i4o7C'l6o6<(; 

—21 08*— 4 II Oc-ll ni <i-18a9/ 

AwArds, 6 o a — 8 5 6—12 o 4 <i^26 6. 

4—29 5 (i— 30 a 6 «— 2 d 6 a ^26 a 4 cl— 29 d. 

6 b. 
Calendar for 1903:4. 5 o5 a 

Cla*8 Lists, 6 ti8/— 7«i 11 o-I0dl8 J— 12- 

rfliy-l4</li/— loci II o— 24rf6 

Congregations, 16 0.6 J— 31 8 d^-^i 1 a 7 d 

— 13.« 6*i-i7n,7/— 2c/6 a— 7 d U tf— 12(1 
Vj-Udiid 

Degrees. 16 o 6 4 -31 8 i. -r3 tt.5 i— 27 a. 

7/ — 7 d i\ c '12 d ll/-l6d9A — 18i6<i 

Eleciiona. 000 u — 12 o.4 (i— 31 8<i«3 a. 

4s-4 n iO<;-7n.9 0-II a 7 <f— 16 a 6 i— 2 
</6o~Urf9/-iy</ 12C-21 d ii d 

Kxaminations, 12 o.4 a— 29 tfo 6 

— Exjiibitions .* 06 c 

- Sir >iich|tel Foi>ter. 4 a. 10 4 

General Board of studies, 29 5 i— tU o 8, 
d-^2 (i 6 u 
— — Hort iVf emurial Fund, 2 d 6 a 

Lectures I 7 o i^J 

Magdalene College, JuJi}ilee of the Master 

of , 1 1 ^ 6 & 
Mathematical Pass Examinations Syndic 

cate, 2d d o '• 

- .Vlatriuulation for MichMelina,^ Term, 22 3/ 

- Memorial to Professor Tait. 2l o 6 b 
to O. r. Lytteluwi, 23 o7 e 

Miscellaneous News. 26 60^29 5 d^i f^ 

10 >l? a 9 / -21 a 12 0-23 n 9 s— 23 a 11 1^ 

ISi 



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PALMCR's ^NDBX to ** TffR TIMBS *' (rKWSPAPBR. 



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pambiidfze UnivexBity (continued) 

Pm«8 LiflU. 22 d 4 a 

— PretentHtions to, 5 o 6a 

Pri2€8. 29 r/ 5 /* 

— . Queen's College, Meeting, 24 o 8 
i— 8cholarthip. Ilfi7<2-n^8» 

— Seltct Prenuherii, 29 <{ 5 // 

- — ^|>ecial Board for Uiuiogy and Geology, 21 

— of Indian C\ri\ Senrice Studies, Annual 
lieport« 2 d6a 

for Medicine. I « » 9 / 

WNlsiiigham Medal, .'»<2 6 6 

Cambridge UniTersity Uepreseutation, Letter un, 

2*n7 ii 
Campbell* Banntrman (^ir H.) at Bolton, 1< 6 a 
< — un the If^ducation Act, 17 o 13 a 
«— — and Touuty Cuuiicils, letter on, 6 a 4 a 
— '^ at Dunfermline, 2 a 8 a 

— at b rt.>me, 1 8 n 7 d 

— ^ on the Lancashire arnJ Indian Cotton Trade, 
Letter i>n, 26a 7 / 

at l^ewport. I ^ 10 <i 

— ftt ^Stirling. 28 o 8 

Campbell ^G. M.) on the London and North 

Western lisilway, 14 n 8/ 
CANADA: - 

— American Investments in, 27 o 16 

m~— British and German Built LocomotiTes for. 
Letter on, :n a 6/ 

Settlers io, H)o9 d 

•i— Tanal System, Letter on, %6d7f 

•i— and Mr. Chamberlain, l^tt^r on, 12 o 9/ 

<— » C*hri8tmas Presents to. Letter ou, 2 <i 9 • 

— Corn Crop, 14 rf 7/ 

— Dairy Produce, 1 5 6/ 

•— Lord Dundouald and Canadian Dafenoe, 27 

06c 
— ^ and the Empire, 17 n 5/-1 d 6 d 
—— Bnghsh Farm Labours foi-, 1 nl 

— and the Fiscal Question, Letter on, 28 d 9 e 
— ^ and l*iscal iieform l-.» n 5 e 

^-— > Fuod bxporu in Winter, 25 d 6 a 

— and German Imports, 2*1 a 7 ft— 6 did 

— Harvest, 19 a 6 y 

*— * Immigration to, 24 o 6 d 

— and Imyiiial Defence, 17^8 a^26 d 3 a 

— Military Training Camp, 14 a 7 ci 

— Milaia. 9 c 3 /> -12 o ijy— 26 a 3 c— 14 d IJ 
— — Miscellaneous News, 1 o3/— 6o4 ^^708 

#— 'i;4 o 7 c—'i^ 8 b — b a o 0— 80 nbj^b dl 

d—ifdbd^U dl\/ 
.^- Navy, 2Ad:ib 
«— PartiHmeni 23 a 5 

— abU rig Iron, Letters on, 30 a 10 b^2 d lOJ 
•^- and Pretereiitial Tariffs, 16 o 3 0— 80 '6 a 

—2d a 6 o—'2J a 5 d~2 d b a~ 16 d 1 6— 1» d 

7b 
■ . Letter on, 26 <l 9 a 

*^- Proposed Breton Emigration to. 4 a 5/ 

— bupptemeiiiary Esiimates, 'A o a e 

_ Surtax oil Imports from Germany, 19 cf 8 

—21 a 9 / 
•— Trade ^tati8tius. I d b e 

— and the United States, 3 d\) d 

Canada and the Liberty of Negotiation, Letter 
on 1^ << 3 u 
2U 



Onndian Bounties, 2il U 6 

— View of Imperial Fiscal Solidarity, Letter 
on, 1 3 9 <y 

OANALB !— 

— French Opinion on, 10 a4 

— Gianii Junction. II d 16 6 

— MaiH heater Ship, 2«8a-17ol4 b^%7 
I2«— 21 m 12//— I9<i 12/— ^^liy 

Panama, 31 9 d— 27 a 6 / 

Suez l». a ♦» a 

Cancer. InvestiKation of, 14 if 18/ 

New I reatmcnt of. Letter on, 19 a 7/ 

— and its Origm, 10 if 8 6 

(^snnan (Dr. £dwin) ou Exports and Imp'irts, 

18 a U 6—3 'f 6/ 
(Canterbury (Abp. of) on Foreign Missions, 22 o 

a b 

— and Dr. Ilorton, Letters on, 13 n 5 ci— 18 
a loy 

^— on the Macedonian Relief Fund, 13 a7« 
on the New ileiiiary. 22 4 6 6 

— and Noiiconlo mists, 2 n 8 a 
— ^ Lttter on. 7 a 9 « 

— 00 Teinperance. ^0 o 6 6 

Capper (H. tl.)ou th.'T.iriflf Commission. 26 <l 8 a 
Cardiff Cliainber of Commerce, Meeting, 8 d 

^ '^^ 

Carlisle (Lord) on Lord Qrey*s Trust Public* 

h»uses o dS d 

Carnegie (—) and <*anada, lA d 6 a 

— and Free Libraries, Sa 7 d 
and the Hague Court. 24 n 3/ 

— and the Liberal Party, ii d 6 e 

Gifts, 3a2s 

Carrier Pigeons. 19 o 10 

Carrington (Lord) on a Defence of Libvial Per- 
sonalities, 20 o 9 u 
Carrington liouve, Deptford. 23 a!3y 
Case of "CoL" Arthur Lynch. 27 n 6/ 

Mrs. Sturgeon, hO d a e 

— < Prof. Thus. ) on A usten ( hambei Iain on 
Fiscal Policy, 19 o 4 6 

Cash oil- Delivery System. 28 a 10 a— 3 ^66 
Casi^ava ( 'ultivation, L<*ttor on 3 o 6 6 
Castellani (ur. Aldo) on the Discovery of the 

Cause of sleeping Sickness, 2o a Id a 
CATTLiS:— 

Importation into Canada. 60 9/ 

Liverpool Trade, Mo 12 6 

— ^ Metropolitan Markets, see every doy*t paper 

Mate of ttie Markets, /as eiv h uag*s itA^fir 

Trade of Glasgow, tee every -d ly a pu^er 

Caucasus, At le.iiptid <^ssassi nation of induce 

G'diizin, 29 o 3 " -<U o a— ti w 6 J 

Uur^st in the, 24 7 ''— 26 a u «-*9 abd 

'-\)di}d^l.»d.»d 

Causton (Li. A.) on London By«Elections, 19 d 

\Ho 
Cecil (Algernon) on Canon lleuson and Mr. 

lieeb>'8 Cast', 26 d A/ 

•- (i!.Vilya;at Aston, 10 06/ 
on the late Lord oaiisbury aud Fiscal 

Reform, 24 a i 1 <« 

(Lord Hugh) in Birmingham, 12 a8 «r 

^— « and Air. (.ha»chiil at Oidhnm, i2 4 6 
on ih** Uuiouidt Kree Food League, 2/ o 

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FALHKk'§ ISDKX to *' THK TIMEa " NBWSPAPBR. 



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CccH (Lord R.^ on Lord Sslisbary on the War 
OfBoet27o 12 </ 

- (Rer. Lord W. O.) on the Edacation Acta, 
I8n«/-28iy8/ 

^— on Nonconrormiit's and the Church, 18 d 

II r-22d5a 
Centenarian. Letter on, 8 n 4 il 

Orangemin, Letter on, Ho 15 6 

Central Africa, Anthropological ILxpedilion to, 

I9rf8/ 
^^ America, Unrest in, 4 n 6 « 
«— - Aaian Society, Meetinpr, \^d9e 

- and Anffociated Clinmbers of Agricnltare, 
Meetinfr. A n 4 b^lO d \2 c 

- board for Ilospitals, Letter on. 29 a S d 

British Red Cross Committee, Letter on. 

29 b 9 a 

Cesaresco (B'. M.) on ItaHan Emigration to Bri- 
tish Colonies. 2B n 1 8 a 

Ceuta, the Fortification of. 7 doo 

Ceylon, '27 a 6 6—11 n 4(i— 16 n 5 0—19 n 5 <l— 
2«/6/ 

the Condition of. 27 o 15 > 

Pearl Fisheries. 10 </ 3 » 

Chsp Koundary (^onimiAsion, 14 n 7 </ 
Chsmber of Agricullnre, 9 n II i; 
Chamberlsin (Arthur)at Aston Manor, 21 o 12d 
■ on Compensation. 24 o 8 a 

- in GfafgDW. 6 o 4/ 

(Austen) at Aberdeen, 4 « 7 a 

— — at BromsgroTe, 22 o 5 a 

Deputation Beoelved b3,3o 18/ 

I on Fiscal Policy, 13 o 5 a 

- Letter on. I9 o 4 6 
«^- (Jos.) and the Agenta-Qeneral, Letter on, 
20 a 7/ 

and the Agrkfdtural Lahoarers, Letter 

on, 21 A 14 a 

' and Alien Immigration, 8 a 8 e 

•^~— and American Steel, Letter on, 20 o 5/ 

■' in Birmingham, 6 n 8 a 

- and Mr. Birrell, Letter on, 26 a 5 if 
•nd tlK Building Trades, Letter on, 6 a 



10 a 



at Cardiff 21 n 8 a 
and Newport, Letter on, 25 a 11 a 



and Mr. Carnegie. \2d 12 / 

- and Cobdeh, Letter on, 4 a 7/ 

and the Colonial Oflfee, 8 o 7^ 

— — ^ and thu Colonies, i9 a 12 a 

- at Cnpar. 9 o H « 

i on Dumping, 80 a'8 o 

and the Kducation Act, Letters on, 10 d 

7«— 16tf 6/ 

on Sir Robt. Ciffen and Mr. Chamber- 
lain's Statistics. *i7 9 « 

in Glastf ow, 7 o 4 J 

-^— Comments on,^ a 8 o 

Letters on, 9 a 4 i— 15 a 5 a— 20 o 5j^ 



and the Glass Bottle Trade, 80 o 6 6 

■ at Greenock, 8 a 8 a 

—» Health of, 14 o 7 tf— 15 o6 »— 16a 7 « 

— on the Jewelry Trade, Letters on, 9 « 7/ 
— Ilii6»— 16 a7 a— 20a I4a 

at Leeda, 17 if 10 a 

— in Liverpool, 28 o 6 a^29 o 8 a —30 a 6 a 
— — *- CofflBMoU On, 29 a 8 4 



Chamberlain (Jos.) in Liverpool, Letter! on. 29 a 
9 a -HI o 12 b 

and the Liverpool School of Tropical 

Medicine, 22 o H ; 

at NewcistJe, 21 o 10 tf 

" Tjetter on, 22 o H/ 

at Newport, 2H n 7 a 

and the Political l£oonamist9. Letter on, 

SnlOd 
«— — and the Referendum, Letters on, 24 n 1 1 

y-26nfi b 
and the Repeal of the Com Law*, Letter 

on, 17 a li d 

and the Shipping Indnstiy, Letters on, 

80 o 6 b^M o 12 6—5 a 10 a— 10 n 15 a 

and Sweden. Letters an, 28 o 10/^ 26 a 

7/— aoo6/»— 2 n 15// 

and the Tinplate Trade, 12 o 8/ 

■ and Sir Chas. Tapper, Letter on, 8 o 5 & 

at Tynemi»uth. 22 o >< u 

and the West Indies, 13 o 2 a 

and vtr. VVilifams and the Cobden Club, 

letter on, 1 o5/ 
Cliamlerlain (Joa.) Campaign, Commentaon, 9 

o3a— 10 o 5 h^\7 diid^\^d 5 a 
— — Criiica, Letters on, 23 a 9 <i^26 a 11 e— 

80*0 6 <i-2 n50 

Ilintory. Letter on. 10 a 15 d 

Policy and Agriculture, Letter on, 5 cf 6 fr 

Proposals, HdUe -12 d 7 <f ^29 d9a 

■■■■ Comments on, 3 n 8/— 4 li 5/— 5 n 9 

/— 7 n 7 c— 14 n 7 H— 18 n 5 if 

• and the Budget of the Poor, 5 il 12 a 



'- — Lettet- on, 8 d 7/ 

Tariff Comniis«ion, IS d 7 e 

Cbambartayhe (TaokerriUe) on FIseaf PotlGf . 

26o7a 
Chambera (G. F.) on Spots oa the Sun, a # ^ 
Champagife Vintlige, Letter on. 26 o 2 « 
Chance (W.)on Pauperism in London, 19 n 11/ 
Chancellor of the Bkcheqtter at Cambrid^, 2f 

n 7 e 
^— at Baltfkz, 11 il 7 IT 

— and Sir W. Harcottrt, Letter on. 14 a 14 a 
Chandler (F. J.) on the Educstioh Acta, 19 n 12 ef 
OHANOE OF 8UENAKBS. &c.:^ 

Barry, M. M., to be Barrie, 2 la 1 ( 

(^artwrlgbt, C. H. IC tO be Solomaa 

Mbsely, 11 a 1 & 
Dain, U. B., to be Ewins-Barwdl-Eirtn% 

6ol» 

— Garrean^ Marie Sophie Lneile, to be QMt" 
reau de St. Salty, 17 n i <? 

— — Garsou Jodab, to be James Garson, 20 a I fr 
Goudsmit, Adelaide Mary, to be A: M« 

(?ouds(nit Gerard^ 7 o 1 b 
— — Hamilton, H. K., to be H. K. HamflCbo 

Wedderbnrn. 1 1 a 1 » 
Uobaon. H. W. L^ tobe BYed Lealle, 11 d 

16 
*— Hope, G. J. B.. to be Clindler-Hape, 16n 1 a 

Jones, J. U., to be Howell Jonea, 80 o 1 fr 

Levy, Lw H. to be Alexander, 16 n 136 

Madlaren. J.W^. R., to be J. W. H. Stosrt 

Maciaren, 31 o 1*6 

Read, H. V., to be Jerru Bead, 28 a 1 6 

BosenbauuH 0. fi./fObe Kiaroaa, Ta 1 ^ 

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f06t. 1 td 



Change of Snhiiunea, Ao. (?onrtnt<«r/). 

Ra»t, A. H.. to be Murray Kusl. 7 d I h 

^— Schmidt, U. U. M., to be II. R. Midileton, 

'7n\ h 
w.. Shaw. Lizzie 6., tobe Gordon- Sh a «r. 8 </ I A 
« — Willianra, K. a, to be GVr>i(kin.\VilHHtiks, 

\\n\ b 
-'^^ WilBon, J. R*,'to be J. R. 8traker Wilgon, 

'6 n1 » 

- Wilther. Smith. Walter, to be Walter 
Smith Wilthow, 23 n I * 

'Ohanges in the Sea (?oiiBt of the United King- 
dom, Letter on, HO a a J 

Thanniag (F. A.) on Mt. Chamberlain and 
American Steel 20 o oj 

on the 'late Duke of Richmond, 22 o 6 6 

'Chaplin ( - ) at Croydon 2i o 16 d 

^ Letter on, 26 o 1 2 ^ 

on Fiscal Questions, \9 d \21> 

and Prefers niial Taiififs, So So 

Chapman (John) on Kiscil Policy, n on f 

*Chanictcr of the Tuikisii Soldier, Letter on, 7 a 

13 » 
'Oharlng Cross Hospital, ISii 8 / 

Me'Hciil School 8 o 10 a 

*ChariUble Appesls, ^\ atd 

Charitable Appeals and Donations, u% gwk 
Society or Char it jf 

- Entertainments, 29 d 6 o 

"Charity Organization Sodety. Meeting, 27 a 6jr 

—10 n 1 1 d—2A n 12 a— 15 dH d 
*CJharrington (F. N.) on East End Banquet to the 

Poor, 6 n lO a 
"Chartered Institute of Secretaries, lid 15/ 
Che-kiang. Anti Missionary Riot in. 24 i 3 • 
Cheap Jacks of Freed Food Letter on, 23 n 14 / 
dheddar Cliffs 19 o 15 0-^27 o 9 J 

and ATon Banks, 26 d 6 <i 

"Chelsea HospiUl for Women, 17 o 18 / 
Chester Christmas Eisteddfod, 2'id7/ 
.... Diocesan Church Schoola Association, 5 d 

16 
Cbeylesmore <Lord) on the Soldiers and Sailors 

Hdp Society. l7o6 ( 
Ciheyne (Prof. T. K.) on Etruscans, Hyksos, 

Hittites^Some Correction, 30 o 4 6 
-Chicago, Labour Troubles in, Letter on, 1 7 o 5 ^ 
t^hilde (E. A.) on Motor Accidents, 28 a 15 ^ 
Children*s Happy Evenings Assodation, 19 d io 

. Letter on, 80 o 6/ 

Hospital for Uip Disease, Sevenoaka, Let- 
ter on, \ d 15 a 

League of Kindnesa, 18 n 10/ 

Chile. 5 o 4 6. -1 1 n 4 a 

and Pern, 9 d 6 a— 10 d^^ 

Chilian Cabinet, 8 o 4 o-9 o 3 >~24 o 7 4—26 o 

6 » -2 a 6 n^24 d 8 dSO d$ d 

• Chambers^ 14 o 3y— 22 o 8 a 

.k.^ Finanee. 18 a 6/— 38 n7 b 
Goyernment, 4 n 6 y— 7 a 7 « 

— Nitrate, 23 a 6 <l 
CHINA {- 

».. Anti- Missionary Riot in Che'-Kiang, 4 a 5 i 
^— . British Commercial Relations with. 13 n 6 6 
J - Legation in Peking, 16 o 3 a— 19 o 6 «^ 

ft9o3fr 
^ - Letter on, 24 o 12 
12 



China {tontinued). 

Artsy. '4 d B a 

Commercial Treaties, I o ^ /— 9 o 8 rf— 12 d 

8 6^22 oSd -31 5 6 -3 «i 8 6 

Customs Reyenue, H<i6/ 

Education in, 1 7 a 6 

Fort'ittn Trade of, 18 2/ 

~^- llon^-kong CnrrenCy, 6 o3 a 

■ Governor of. 23 a 6 a 
—— Indemnity, 2 a 5 J 

Miscellaneous NeWs. 6ii3/-10^8 a— 2l 

d5 a 

New Board of i^omm rce, 20 d 8 c 

and the Powers, \9 S d 

~— Railway (/oncessions, 2S d S c 

— Riot Oil a Railway. 15 c2 5 » 

Shanghai Sedition C^ase, 2 tiA^2S o I b-=» 

7 nl rf-19 a 5 d -4 rf H rf— 6 d7e-8rf6d- 

\2d7 u—\Ad7b-'l7 dSe 
China Ai«Boci>ition. Annual Dinner, 18 a 7 d 
(Chinese in Aui^cralia Letter oA. 3 ^ 4 a 
Choate (— ) and BenUmiu Frankhn, 24 08/ 
-—on Mechanics' InHtitutes, H d 10 d 
Christ's ilo»pital, 24 o 11/ 
— - Site. 23 4 6 o 

Letter on, 26 rf 10 6 

Christian Literature Society for India, Annual 

Meeting. 23 o 13 
—2— Refugees from Turkey, 27 6 4 a 
^— * Social Union. 3 'T 12 
^^ (Thos.) on Fiscal Policy and Agriculture, 

26d9 e 
Christie (O. F.) on Licensing Law. 30d9« 
Christmas Appeals. Udid -l9dHef^21 did 

— 2^ i 9 <2— 23 d 5 6^24 d\0e^25d 6e 

Beer in WorkhoUses. Letter on, 7 ^ 16 « 

( -ards and Calendars^ 22 i2 9 s 

— Day, 26dA A 
in Brussds, 26 4 8 a 

— Dinners to the Poor. 26 ^ 4 2i 

EntertoinmenU,24<l4a'25(i8i— 81^2^ 

Eatrayaganca, Letter on. \7d 16/ 

Fruit Markeu. 2odl2b 

Holidays. Letters on, 3 J 6 6 -28 d 5/ 

— RailWAy Arrangements, 21 i 2 /— 23 d 2} 

Supplies at Smithfleld, 31 d 5 a 

Chrysanthemum Shows, lo 12 d 

Chubb (Sir O. K.) on Lord Salisbury and Mace- 
donia, 2\)oib 
on Soldiers and Sailors' Homea Fund, SO * 

7 d 
Church Association, Letters on, 18a5d^l7n7 

d-id n itb 

in Chelsea, Letter on^ 29 ^ 6 ^ 

Craf U League. Annual Meeting. 114 7 6 

— - Defence and Church Instruction, 1 1 a 4/ 
Emigration Society, Aannal Meeting, 31 d 

I8r 
0HUBOH OF ENGL AKB : - 
All Hallows, Lombard Street, 18 a 5 »-^l4 

11 14 6 

Bp. of Bombay, New. 27 ft 7 d 

Abp. Bourne, Enthronement 0(^99 d b e^ 

80i6a 
Bp. of Bristol and Rey. E. O. Fiilinghaai, 

10 06a 

-•^ JPresentation to the^ 3 i 9 » 



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Ohurch of England (continued), 

- Bp. of Brechin, New, \9 n M d 

Bp. of Brisbane. New. 2d\{d 

Oanon of Bristol. New, 9 47 d 

•" — Abp. of (Canterbury at Beckenhtm. 16 n 8 a 

— Bp. of (1iichexter*8 Charge. lO w 8 A 

•-» Charch ('oDgretis. M o 5 b -13 o 8 d^lA o 

8 a— 15o8a— l6o8a — l7o I2 a 

- Church OottrcU. the Representative, Let- 
ter on. 7 It Ae 

Diooesan Conferences, 1 o 8 i— 2 o 9 ^—7 o 

Sb^So I0ft-I0o7c— l409A_21 o8a~22 

09 0— 23 9^-26 o 12il— 31 o lOb^An lie 
5al0</-l3n5 6 

Bp of Gibraltar, New. 19 ct 14 ^ 

■ — Bp. of Glasgow, New, 9d7 d 

— Bp. of Manchentdr. Ne# So 6a 
*— Bnthrooetnent of, 1 il 6 ( 

— — Arohdn. of Middlesex. Neif. 11^74 
■ ' ■■■ Letter on, 80 d 9 i 

OrdinaUoBS. ft o l3 i— SI d 2 tf — 26 d 815 

Visitations. 12 n 10 <f 

tliurch of England Waifs and StrAji Society, 18 

a9/— 25 lift A 
Church and the Nary, 29 <i ft e 

Schools (-ompany. 26 n \f 

-— ~ Training (V)lIegeS. Report, 13 o 8 i 

(Sir VV.) on the Me<lical Profession, 15 de 

(W» C.) on the Material in thd Kanki of the 

tJnited States Army. 2\ d2 f 
Churches, Established and Free, Letters on, 3 

9^— 7o8d-8e 6 
Churchill (— ) on Army Reform, 9 dlO b 
-i— in Birmingham, 1;^ a 8 <l 
■ ■■ Letter on I4 n l4 a 

- and the Education Act, 2*12^ 
Citixenship and National Defence. Letter on, 14 

dS4 
City Bridgee, 21 n 9 tf 

Cariton Club, I o 4 A 

Corporation, 16 a \3 b 

m< And (\>mmitt6e Allowance. 16 </ 17 i 

and the Guardians. 9 n 14/ 

* — and Guilds of London Institute, Annual 

Report. 26 d 9/ 
•— and the Inner and Middle Templea, 14 6 6 
^^ of London (^ollege. 15 d 12 e 

Annual Meeting a d 12 e 

• " Crematorium. 2o9 d 

General Pension Society, Dinner, 27 n 4 A 

' International Commercial Association, 6 
ol»/-'22d 11 s 

«_ Lying-in Hospital A d 12 b 
«— ^ School Committee. 15 4/ 
for Girls. So IO0 



— and National Waiters* Labour Bureau, 16 
v2d 

Public Health Depirtment. 2 . 8 r 

Swiss Club, Annual Banquet. 21 n 14/ 

of Westminster, 29 o A d 

Civic Rightaof Women, 19 o 13 5 
OIVIL ACTIONS :— 

— Aarons & Co. v. Robins and Co, and Segar, 
18 a 3 0—24 a He 

«— Abdul Aaii Khan Sahib v. The Commerci- 
al Bank of India and others, 16 a 2 « 
»>^ Abrahams V. Stephens, 6 n i2d 



divil Actions (^eonttnwd), 

re Actire Serri(«e Club Syndicate. 2> n 3 d 

— Adams v. Great Western R*Uwrty rota* 
pany, 22 <l 4 A 

tf Agency Land and Finance ComjJany '>f 

Australia. 13 n 12 i 

— r4 Agricultural Bread Food Company. 29 
6 13 A 

— - Aktieselskabet Argentini Ton Laer. 81 oft rt 

Amir (^hunder Kundu v. Soihi Bu<hAn 

Roy and others, 19 ^ 3 A 

A nfrlo American Oil Company tf. Londod 

andtndia Docks Company. 18 n 14 e 

f$ Application for Trade Marks. 30 12 i^ 

A poUinaris Company v. NorddeutsOhe In^ 

suranoe Company, H d a 4 

f» Arbitration between AlUson A Co. and 

Richards 6 a •3 A 
Forster & Co. and the OceAn Acddant 

Corporation. 6 a l3 A 
Atkinson v. Shore & Oo^ 14 i 8 tf 

— re Atmore's Goods, 27 e 3 i 

-^ Attorney-General 0. Murray and ttnothetf* 
2l o3'i 

^-•— e. Regent'l Oand and Dock Companyi 
10 d 10 A 
^-i». o. Wheitley & C>>., 16 cf 3 il 
— i^- a>id iM lion Property Inrestm^^nt 'f rusi 
t. Mayor Aldermen and Burgesses of the Cof' 
poratiun of the liorough of Richmond and 
Gosling sUd Sons. 14^2/ 

>— for British (Columbia v. O^trum 26a t3 9 

— B— tor the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope 

t, Smlt. \0i 10 a 
-— — **- V, Van Ue«*nen, i0 4 10a 

■ for the Provincaof Prince Edwird In- 
land V. Attorney- General for the Dominion of 
Canada. i2 n Via 
.-^ re Arbitration Between Wulfert and Rasch 

& Co.. I <l 1 4 A 
-'■^ fe Automobile Supply Company, 18 a 3 ^ 

Baker v. Denkera Ashanti Mining Corporis 

tioii, 12 a 13 A^I4 a 6e 

— BMlehin v. Lord Ebury and Others, 25 a 3 d 
— ^ Barnett v. Covell, 1 8 <i 3 1 

— Barr and others v. Carven and others. 19 fl 
8a 

Barter t^. Persererunce Home Assurance 

Company, 2!) a 10 a 

Baison and Joyner v. School Board fOf 

London. nnl2 d 

Baxter 1;. Barker and others, 13 a 12 e 

>i v^ Sunny Bank Lnundry Company, 18 a 
13 
^— Bayer o, Bayer. 3 n 13 « 

— Bayliss p. vk)lerid?e, 12 n 13 a— 14 n 6 c-* 
is ii3o -19 a 3 0-2 a lOA 

I^eiiers 01%. 2t a 7/— 80 n 12 6-2 d ll # 

—7 d l0/-8rf 12tf-i>d 11/-1I dl b 

Beirne Walsh St, Co. D, Le#is 7 a 1 7 tf 

- Bell V. thtt N.itional Prorinoial BanM Of 
England. Md2J 

— Bennett Bros. v. Lewis and others. 27 3 A 
-^ Benson p. Lancashire aal TorluUire lUii* 

Way Company, 21 dSa 

Bernstein c, ftelly, 7 <i ll d 

.-i^ rtf Bestioby's G Jodtf, J4 « U J 

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[Oct. 1 to 



Ciyil AotioiiB (eontinued), 

Bettolo V. Ferri, 2H n 6 47 

-^- Birkenhead Corporation 9. Pain and Sons, 

2O0IO o 
— — Birminghain Rxrelsior Money Society «. 

Haywood and nthera i 7 n 3 u 
«— Biseawar l.al Marwari v. Deiran BUhen 

Fer»tiad and others. 7^146 
^ BloTelt ». Sawyer, U d 3 b 

Boord and Sun v. Httddart, 22 d 12/ 

-^ re B»Mity. i^ d » d 

■ ■■ exports Phibbfl, 30 n 16 5 

— * BoManqnet 11. the Company, 13 a 12 d 
— — Boston 0. Boston, 6 n i 2 « 

Bradshaw o. Kelly, 27 3 »— 18 a 3 a 

— Bray v, (^allaway. a d 5 b 

Bright & Co. o. Sellari H f» 18 a 

— Kiiilsh Hom^ and Hospital for Incurables 
V. Royal Hospital ior Incurabies, 2 J n 3/ 

■ « Wor]cfnan'ranjd General Assurance Com- 

pany V, Baldwin, 6 d& b 

•~~ 3rown Janiion & Co. v. Oilmore, 27 3 « 

^— Bruner &. Moore, 19 <i 3 <j 

•_ rtf Brynduand Port Talbot Collieries, 11 a 
iO a 

^— re Burnrirs Vienna Steam Bakery. 9^36 

ex parte CaWerley, 18 n 3 ^— 25 a 3 

— - Carey v. vietropolitan Borough of Ber- 

mundsey, '^8 o 3 b 
»— ex p trte ( arjyon, IddSe 
-— CaimacH V. King, 3 i 10 a 
-^ Carr p, Richardau^, 1 o 13 
— — (^RTendish v. Stratt, l\ dSh 
*-* re ChapmHn, 28 3 a 

— C huppelle V. Kti^g, S dlOa 

— * Chaudhari Thakur Das and others v. 
Chaudhari Jairaj Singh, 7 d 14 a 

— re. ( bestir 4 Co^ 9 </ 3 d 

1 hesterfield Rural District Council 0. New- 

ton at d others. 29 o 13 a 

-^ Chow.dhry Gftpesh Dntt Thakoor aad 
others v. Jewach ThakvK>rain, I6 n 2 • 

-«- r« Chareh Patronage Trust, 19 n //( 

. — Ciril ?<enrioe ('o-operatiye Society ». Gen- 
eral Steam Navigation, 30 o 12 a 

«— r«(lark, 12 4 36 

— ^ Clipper Pneumatic Tyre Company v. Same, 
9rf3e— I9rf3y 

•^— Commisoner of Metropolitian Police v, 
Ro>e ts, i^ J s 

■ ot Stamp I »nties of New South Wales v, 
btet'ben, 26 iliH d 

-^— re Cooper Cooper and Johnson, 26 a 8 c 

— i'opland and others v, Aliller, 28 a 3 d 
Coielli V, Winter, 17 dl'ie 

m..^ i ornbrook Hrewery (^'ompany o. Law De- 
' beature Corporation, 2i d 12 d 
<^- ^ <.'arntoot v. Royal Exchange Assurance 

Corporation, 11 a lu a 
«^— Costa V, Harrison, 3 4 10 6 
— — Couits o. Wyckoff Seamans and Benedict, 

Ida/ 

Cox V. Sear, 27 a 16 6 

- — Crossiey and others v. Imperial Motor and 

Cyisie Company, 21 n 5 a 

— re Crolher, 114 3 6 

-i±» Davis V. Houston, 3 a 13 li 
24 



Oiyil Actiona (c^f tnu«4\ 
— Dawson 0. Great Northern and City Rail- 
ways, II dS e 
>'— re Dawsons Goods, 17 a 3 e 

Day V. May and Wife, 31 • 6 c , 

re Debtor ex pnrte (Creditor, 10 a 3'rf 

— » re Debtors ex-p >rU Debtor, 14 4 3 6 
^ Didcott V. Dawes, 7 a 1 7 <? 

«— Dodjion V. Forbes- Robertson, Sd'S 6 
— - Dorer o. Prosser, 17 « 3 6 

— Diiwden and Pook o. Pook, 13 a 12 6 

— Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Company v- ^^i- 
aon Talbot the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot 
and I). M. Weigel 9 4 3 e— 19 d 3/ 

•^^ and Pneumatic Tyre Company v. Bf ose- 
ley and Sons and India Rubber and Tyre Re- 
pairing ^)ompany, 9 4 3 6 

— East tx>ndon Kiulway Company and others 
V. Conservators of the River Thames, 17 4 3 tf 

Eastick v. Smith, 26 a 13 e 

— « Edwards v. Hamilton. 2n% e 

— > re Empire Phonograph Company. 4 a 2 f 

Exchange Teleyraph Company v. the B. D. 

L« Syndicate and others, 13 a 12/— 4 4 6 e 
-^ Kairbank Company p. Cooos Butter Manu- 
facturing (/ompany. 19 a 8 6 
— » Fallon o. PUsterers' Trade Union, 13 o 8 s 

— Fels V. Hedley & (;o , 1 tf U <? 

— » V, Christopher Thomas and Brotheirs, 10 
a3« 

Fen wick V. Ketiianbo] 13 n oe 

re Fishnrs Go<ids 1 1 43 4 

«* 'Fitssimmons v. Lord Mostyn, 19^4 3*6 

re Forest Oak Kteain Shipping Co^'23 o 3 6 

— — Frankion o. Allen, 6* a 13 4 

— — ftf Fraser, I 4 14 « 

-^ Fraaer 0. Fraser, 21 a 6 a 

Frieake 0. Power, 19 a 3 / 

Fuller 0. Handy. 3 a 13.0 

— — * Galloway 0. Galloway, 25 a 8 a 

— Qarbutt 0. Durham Joint Comtntttee, 11 4 
36 

— - re Garrucha Iron Mining Company; 29 o 

13 6 
^ — General Assembly of the Free . Church of 

Scotland 0. Overtoun and others, 8 '4 3 a 
— Gi idy and Giddy 0. Earl Russell, 11 n 10 6 
— — Glamorgan Ctel Company 0. the South 

Wales Miners' Federation. 5ai2 0— 6^ai3 
— ^ Golds'miihs* Company 0. West Metropolis 

tan Railway Company, 31 5 a 
— ■■ Gk)uipf rtz 0. i 'ook. 1 4 4 3 e 
-— ' re Gowland*s Goods, 16.4 4 6 

— Grand Hotel Company of Caledonia Spring, 
0. Wilson and others, 6 a 12 

— ^ Great Torrlngtoa Cyommohs Cdttifervators 

0. Moore Stevens, 7 4 14 6 
^— Western Kailwiiy Compaiiy ' 0. Caswell 

and Bowden. 8 4« 3 4 

Green 0. Britten and Gilson, 16 a 3 6 

— - Greenhouse 0. South Lancashire tSt^tric 

Traction and Power Company. i7 n 6/ 

— Grosvenor 0. Kaonenbeer Supply, 30 o 12 « 
- 31 oo4 

Hadji Mahomed Hady 0. the CoHectDr of 

the K'angoon Town Lands, '27 n 15 d 
UaU 0. Lees and others, If a 14 4 



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Givil Aottons (conttntud), 

■ and others o. Harrington, 6ft 13 d 

— Hammond and an>ther o. Hailstone and 
another. 9n2 d 

— flanbury v. Ward, 19 a 1 1 rf 

Hardwick v. Lane. 9 <i 3 « 

— — Hardy v. Davit. 3 a 13 6 

— Harris ahd another v. Hickman. 5 n 12 # 
— „H^rri^ aud (hate v, SUnier. on \2c 
*-» Harrison v.' BritisH Mutoscope and B^^- 

g|apt^ (-omjuii^, iO ft 3 

Hart & Co. o, Michael 6 a 12 <y 

— - Hawkins o. Fearte, 27 » 15 <t 

Hayes v. Earl d« Grey, 6 » 13 A 

— rtf Health Insurance OorpbratioiL 28 080 
Heath and others. v. Js^ and oihers/iSZ a 16 o* 

— Hicki^an v. Schiller, 21 i » « 

-^ HiffKins V, 'Campt>eU and Harrison, 18 4 2 if 
- — HilUers r. Lund^on and ^orih Western 

Railway Cqpapt^ny 30 o 12 d^ai 0^6 b " 
— — Uobbst?. Mbrey, 18 n.A b' 

Holder »., \yilli4in8, ionif 

— rs Mulmet. il a'lO a 

— Holmes 0. Langfler and others, 9 a 2 <l 

— Hooley », Booth^ 24 ft 3 a— 25 nHd 

— Horan o. Hayhue. lUd'^e 

— Horrocks Lane Dyeing and Printing Com- 
i pany ol Wood, 19 a 9/ ^ " 

— re Household Gas Heater and Cooker Com- 
pany, 11 n 10 a 

— Houston and others o. Union Tastle Mail 
Steamship Company and others, 80 o 12 6 

•^- Hughes and skm o. Jorgensen, 27 n 11 <i 

— Inland Revenue ». Moray, 26 a 7 • 

— 6X purU Jainet; 28 8 ^—4 a 2 > 

— flenkuis V, Groc^tt, "^2 d \& e * 

— V. Kidd, 'Ida a— 4 a5d ' 

Johnston o. Great Western Railway Com- 

I>any, 5 a 12 ^ 
— ^ te Jones, 17 a 85 

— Jones 0" Lacroix. 1 4 J 8 

— Joynt V, Cycle Trade Publishing Company 
and another, 2O a 4 a 

— ^ l^ppeVboff V, Weinberger, 28 • 8 « 
— ^ I^ns ». Welburn and Heal and the 

Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and 

Joiner, ifid9 d 
'-^ Kelly and George v, Cawston 25 n 3 « 

— Kendal v. Mayor &c. of Lewisliam' 5 a 12 5 

— KtLi Waterworks Coinpany and another », 
Lamplough, 15 <i 2/ 

— ^ 'Ken worthy v, the Daily News, 6 a 13 c 

— Kerry v. Burr, 27 o 3 «— 28 3 rf— 29 18 
o- 30 o Ti ^ 

— Kmg II. Catling, 4 a 2 

V. ( hdppelle, 8 .i lO a 

' V. Gillespie and Boardman and Sons, 16 

a'6d 

— ». GLray. 28 a 3 a 

■ V. Pinchney. 12 dd d 

V. Held, 20 a 8 c 

— -— 0. Uoute and Burrell, 28 a 8 a 
• ^— V, Turner, 28 n 3 a 

— V, Vyner, 16 . '6 d 

" V, Wellingborough Guardians, 18 c/3a 

— — V, Wliiiaker Wright. / a 17 *— U n6e~ 
;tfi^8tt— ^9 d6e 



, CMl Aotiona (conttnuea). 
King V. VfyBLtt. 28 a 3 a 

— 0.' Zo>9enheim. I7<i3> 

KnigHt V, Ricardo 27 a 18/ 

— La (^opipagnie de laGuinee Portugaise 0. J. 
Stadelmahn and Co.^ Id n 12 a 

— Xshrie v', Attorney-Oereral, 19 n 8 ft 

Lawrence and BuUen v. Afiulo and Cook, 

I4.n6a 

^^ Le Mesnrier v. Ferga«oa and another, 10 11 . 
bd-iUffSf-Uddd 

.I«efiry aiid Wife.». Londpn and Westmins- 
ter Loan and Discount (Company, 11 i 3 a 

— . re Leconfield. 7 a 17 « 

— Leve'ne v. Greenwood. 16 c/ 3 d 
Levitt V. All«>n f>n \2 d 

^"Luinett and Wife v, Loijdon Road Car 

Comypany 6 a 12 o 

— London County Council »• Payne and Oo^, 
lOd 10 tf 

■■ V. South Metropolitan Gas Company, 

9 dia ■' - '•'^- > 

Tibur; and Southend v, Tptley, 2 4 14 / 

— , Lowther ». Kraser.'l n\Ao ' 

— Lucas and others 0. Pftagerald and others,^ 
6 ft 12 5 

«— T Lniiher 9. Hansard, » a 2 « 

MacaUnter sod others v. Young and others, 

8<28 b 

MMjor V. Gill, Wo fid 

Mansell and Co. v. Hoade, 23 i 9 tf 

— - re \1 arson's Goods. 16 d 4 « 

Mur^^etts and another v» Norwood Brothers 

and Co. i a 3 o 

Marks v, samu-1. 4 *» 2/ 

re Marshairs Gmids, 10 fl 8^ 

Maybew i,. Bury St. Edmunds Overseer, 

15o iO » , , 

— Mcabe and others 0. Jopling and Pahner s 
Travelling 'radle, \7 d H a 

— re M-Hugh. 2H 1 1 b -v9 4/ 

— McKechnie v, < lark 12^35 

— MNairv. Baker, Vt a 10 d 

MeikUj >hn 0. Gnfflths and others, 11 a 10 e 

—12 a .a 5-«8a U/ 
Merchant Taylors* Companpr v. Drorkovit*, 

18 a i2/i 
, Metcalf o. Blackpool Industrial Co-opera^ 

tive Society, 9 #1 6 < " 
Metropolitan District Ratlw>iy < Company v. 

Metropolitan Railway I'ompany 30 a 16 a 
- Klectric Supply (Company v. Metropolitan 

Borough of St. Marylebone ' i*i d 9 h 

— Induotrinl Dwellings I -o. 0. Long. \2iSd 

— ex pftrie viuiUml Railway (Company. 2 c2 3 * 
— ^ Miilt-r ». the Daily Mad Publishing Com- 
pany and Lingard. ^0 n 4 a 

— Miller u, Weingarts 8. o 5 h 

— Mills 17. London Corporation, Wdic 

0. viills l.^a 18 '« 

Mohammad Abdussamad and others v. 

Kurban tiuoain andothern. 2« /i i5a' 

Monigornvry v. Lord B»-llew, 19 « « « 

Moore v, i 'hdd and Company, 2 n 8 «— 3 a 

13 5—4 a 3 e 
: Morel Bros. Cobbett and Son v, tear! of 

Westmorlaud, 18 a ii a 

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Civil Actiong (conttnuecT), 

«— Muun V. Mayor Ac. of ramberwell, 14 ti 6 6 

«— rs Moripan - ex parte the Board of Trade, 

*27 oS d 
^-» Mules V. Beavis and others, 7 n 17 ft 
•«-> Maagrave v, Moalton and olhert, 80 o 12 « 
«-— > ivluBKammat Maqboolao v. Ahnuul Huuin 

aod others, 13 n 12 ft 
iv- > Natal Land and Colonization Company o. 

Paulino ( 'olliery and DeTelopment Syndicate, 

Ada a 

— Niostyle Manufacturing Co. v. EUam's 
DupUcHtor, 22d \2 e 

•<— • re Neottyle Manufacturing Company's 
Trade Murk, 28 o 3 a 

*— • New London and Suburban Omnibus Co. 
V. Johnstone and others. 11 n 10 ft 

»— Newstead v. Lancashire and Torkshire Bail- 
way Company, 24 a 8 a 

— — Nicholson o. l^aniels, 18 a 12 tf 

M— Nokes and Nokes Mayor &o. of IillngtOD, 
lOdlo 

— » Norman and Burt v. Wslder, 6 o 10 # 

*— North Amerioan Land and Timber Ca o. 
Watkins, 6d3 d 

— Noveilo and Ca v. Poster, 81 n 5 ft 

«-— O'Donohue v. (Clifford and Condon, 20 a 1 1/ 

— Psckwood p. Uiiion«Castie Mail Steamship 
Company, 2i> n 8 it 

i*— re Paper Exchange, 9 d'6b 

— — re Parry ~^x ffurte Salauion, I d lAe 

-^- I'ifarce v, Merriiuao, 17 a 8 6 

— Peppin t, Forbes and Paterson. 13 a 12 e 
*. - I'eikes V, Lavell t> n 4/ 

_ Phillip V. Piiickney. \2 d 3 d 

— re Phoio^iapliic Associstion 2 ^ 3 a 
•!^ ex yurte Pitickufy, i2 /i 8 // 

•-— Pinn V. Vledit«-rraiiean and Midland Kailway 

Company. Ai o . c 
wm^ Piatt V. Arkcoll 80 o l2 d 

— I'i.lUy t7. Kunlham, (^a\e 
—— — l^eiter ou 2d « w/ 

— Poplar Corp iraiion v. Mill trail Dock Com- 
pany, iH <i 8 <i 

•— Porter i>. Tarter. 3! o 6 6 

— » Pottu v. Glads' one and others, 17 a 3 Q 

— « Proctor's Goods, 22 •/ i8 e 

— — Pulley ne and another v, Colne Fishery 

Company snd others, 27 o^o^b do o 
— — Ka.be v. Otto, 6 n 18 ft 
^— UaJH Hangayya Appa Kao Bahadur Zx min- 

dar or' Nuavid v. bobba 6reeramula and 

others. 7 d W a 
«—• Ramsi-y v, Woudiwiss, 7 d\\ d 

— Rapheal v, the Boyal, 8n n |5 a 

«— — UaYf n an>l others v. Justices of the Borough 

of Southampto i, 22 /f 18 ft 
*— Uecordon i;. Maltou Gazette, 16 u SI c^ 

Kelly V, Bowe. 2 > a 3 

— — rt Jieuter's Telegram Co , 28 8 <» 

— Hex V. Keat •=» n 7/ 

. V. Ncpean. 28 o i5 a 

— ^ 6x parto, Kicardo and Williams, 18 a 3 ft 
•— Hiehanls v. vVadfc and another, ^ n \'6 e 
»— Uichmond v. Vienna General Omnibus Co., 

12 " 8ft 
-^- Kigby ai.d Co. v. Cox, 21 d 8 ft 



Oivll AotioiiB (conriniis</)* 

ex vtrte Koberts. 1 1 rf 3 ft 

Koberts 17. Gray don, 28 a 3 a 

Roberuon v. Baines and Co. and others. 8 

a \Zd 

Rothschild ». Metropolitan District KaiU 

way, 29<<M« 

- re lioyal 2 rf 8 n 

Aquarium and Summer and Winter Gar- 
den Society, 1 : n 10 a 

— * Koyal British Bank o. Luck and others, 16 
a2/ 

Uuben and Ladenburg v. Great Fingall 

Consolidated and others, id \Ad-2d3d^\ 
a 6 ft— 5 d5 B 

— Rascoe 0, GrounseU, 29 o 13 a 

Sadler and another v. New Palace Steamers, 

7fl9<2--21 a Us 
Same o. Fuller, II a 10 ft 

tf. Walter and Wright 19 a 3 

Sandow o. Ssalay. 9 <i 8 ft 

— Saunders and Curaoa 9. Kandall, 14 a 6 e 
fftfScaife, 17 d'Ao 

re Schenley's Goods. \Sd3e 

— ^ Secretary of Stale for War and another o. 
Stnddert. I4u 9 e 

Serris Bouchard and others mine et File v. 

Prince*! Hall liestaurant, 17 d 8 tf— 21 d H o 

Sewell V. dairow and Uzbridge Railway 

Company 6 a 12 

— olianuan v. lloUiday and Greenwood, 19 d 
81 

— Shaw and Son v. Cathcart. 12 1 13 ft 

- >hea V, Drulenvauz, U J 8 ft 

rt Smith, 26 a 13 1 

.-» Smith V, Law Guarantee and Trust Society, 
6a 12/ 

re Smith's Goods. lUd i o 

re Solicitors — ex parte Incorporateil ^Law 

Society. 8 ^ 8 d -1 1 c< 8 ^— Id d'6e 

rt Solomou, 1 ^ <f 8 c 

- Sorsbie V. Same, ^\ n'6a 

- Spencer Bros. v. Meilin's Food, 80 o 12 d^ 
2i) o 18 ft 

- ~ pillers Baker and Co. v. Tail Vale Rail- 
way Company. 1 1 rf 4 o 

re StatfordV Settled Estates, 25 a 3 ft 

- StHples ». Briscoe 6 a .•/ 

Sutist i^ompany v. Le Koi Mining Com* 

pany, '^td i8 a 

Stephenson v. the London Joint Stock 

Bank,.iwo i2 a 

Me wart and Co. t;. Weber and others, 27 

3 a — • d b b -6d A 

- Storey 0. Uover and another, 19 n 3 a 

Stuart and others &. Joy and Nantes, 15 d 

3a 

Taddy and &c v, Sterious and Co., 12 d Ho 

Tali Concessions 1;. Uepple, 26 a 18 

— — re Tea Corporation, 2i a 8 i 

- Tewson and Art Sittings Company v. Lord 
Cheylesmore and Incorporated Soldiers and 
Sailors' Help Society, 8U 1 2 ft 

Tht^airical Ventures 0. M(K>re, 2 if 14/ 

Thompson v, .Vlayor and Corporation of 

Stratford-on-Avon, I9 '/ 3 

Townend v, Towaeud, 2l a 5 ft ^24 a 8 <f 



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TuweM V. African fug Company and 

others, 7 n 17 a 

yvTmeflt Brothers. \e d 3 d 

— — Trast and Loan Company of C^anada 9, 

Qauthier and others, 5 n 12 a 
— — Turner Brightman and Co. v, Bannatyne 

and Sons, 12 « 13 o 
Turvey v. Brinions. \S d *> e 

— Tweed and another v. King. A d \0 a 

*-^ Uak Urban l>i«irict Couuuil v, Mortimuer, 

11 ^ 3^ 
•.— Yacher and Sons v. London County Council, 

— - Van Laun and ("^o. v. Thomas and Mersey 
Marine Insurance Company, 10 n 3 tf 

— re Velox Motor Company. 4 n 3 t 
— — Vickert v. Selwyn, \6 a 3 b 

— Vllli«rs ». Ol««c«>rn and others, 30 o 12 d 
— - Viymen v, vV hite. 3 d 5 J 

«— Wakefield i'orpuration o. Cooke and others, 
ledSb 

— Walker v. Herrey, 29 o 13 ft 
Walli8 0. Woodgate. Un i2d 

— — Wandsworth v. darrinon, id d \9 a 
«— Warburg and ( ;o. v. Simson and Co., 19 a 4 a 
•— > Webster v. Sharp and Co., I- d 2 e 
— — Weiser o. Segar, 1 8 a 8 -24 n3 c 
•«-— Wellcome v. Thompson and C'apper, \6dSb 
— — > re Welsbach Incandescent lias Light Com- 
pany, tJ d3 u 
«<— Werner Motors o. A. W. Qamage, 22dUd 
— — West Ham Union 9. London County 

Council. 18 tf 2 (I 
^— Westoiinster Coporation v. Johnson, 1 1 n 

10 6 
*-— Whitehouse and Son v. Tough and Elender- 

soo. '•^200 o 
*— Whiteley 9. London and South Western 

Railway, 5<<5<2 
-— Wilcox V, Steel. 4dba 
— - ex parts Wiles, 22 d 13 

Wilkins e. GiU 2-) 3 6 

— ^ Wilkinson V, Llandaff and Dinas Powis 
Rural District Council, ^n2d 

— Willans 0. IrTen, 6 o6e 

-i— > Willeti V. Steniiing and (?o., 2H a 13 d 
— — ^ Wilson V. Gamman. 2 od d 
— — Wilton atid Co. v, Klphinstone, 19 i 3 1 
-^— Wiseman v. So utli- Eastern and Chatham 
Hallway Company, i db b 

— Wultl and another v. Wood and others, 81 
o&b 

— Wright and Wife 0. Qibbs and Bamforth, 
19a8 e 

— * Wyndham v. Leconfleld, 7 a 1 7 ci 
*— Zinat Bibi and another v. Jahangir liakhsh 
Khan and Cross Appeal 7 a 1 7 a 

— Zwerigbtfrgk v. Herbert and Co., 11a 10 c 
CiTil Service Appointments see Ovvicial 

SeivauiB* lieterred Pay Question, ll d9e 

-^ Comission, 27 • 8 b^3 d 1 a 

— of Indis, 17 o U 

Clapham JuncUou, Floods at. 13 a 4 a 
CUrke(Capt. A. C.)on the Legion of Honour, 
UaAj 

— (Sir &,) at Hore, iid^o 



Clarke (Sir E.) on Municipal Work. II n 4 <; 

— - (Sir Geo.) on Imperal l>efenoe. 22 4 5 r 

in l^>ndoo, 29 </ tf (> 

— (EleT. J. E.) on Boyal Victoria Patriotia 
Fund. 28 /^ 4 « 

— Nickolls and Coombs, on Retaliation or 
Defence. 1;^ • 4 e 

— (Somers) on the Neighbourhood of tho 
Albert iiall, 2Ho U^ 

Classes in Opdoal Subj cts, 3i d 4/ 
Classical Association of England and Wales, 
Letters on. lU 4 b/^23 aba —24 a 6 <y-29 d 
\0e 

Meeting, 21 d \b d 

of Scotland. Annual Meeting, 9 i2 14/ 

— Appointments, 8 o n a^ltj o H e -22 o9 a 
— 29 o 5 «—:^ 119 6-12 n I0<l-19» II </-.2d 
a 10 0-3^9 b^Hid o <*^24doa-31 dbd 

Clifford (Dr.; and the Abp. of Canterbury, 5 a 7/ 
— * on the (bounty (^ouncil EltKStions and the 
London Education Act, \7 d 16 

— and the Educntion Acts, Letter on, 24 o 9 ^ 
on the Established and Free Churches, 3 a 

9/— l9o lid— 22 094 
. Letters on, 18 o 6 ci —14 6 
-^on the Nonconformist Attack on the Church. 
lBdl2b 

— on the Primate and Dr. Horton, 16 a 10/ 
Cloth workers Company and Mr. Haldane, 5n9b 
Club for London Men Servants, H d iOa 
GOAL.- 

in British South Africa. 22 3/ 

— Conciliation Board, i7oll/-2lR9 4—12 
d3 d 

Export from the United States, 28 o 5/ 

for the Far East, 20 3/— 23 4 a— 27 10 

/-.2« 6/— 4 a tiy 

Industry of Southern Japan, 2 a 14 a 

— » in iVfanchuria, Letter on, 17 a 4 a 

^» Northumberland Trade. 5 oie 

in Kelatiou to Export. Letters on, 26 o 8 <| 

—9 a 4 
^— State of the Market, see each day*§ paper 

Trade and Wages, i3 d \ • 

— WeUh Anthracite. Proposed Combine, 28 o 
\3o 

Cobb (Dr. W. F.) on Canon Ueoson and Mr. 

Beeby's ( *a9e 23 <i 4 / 
Cobden and American vlanufacturers, Letter oil 

10 a i a 
— » and the Colonies, Letter on, b nd d 
— ( — ; un the Entent- Cor /i tle^S d be 
Cobdeiiism and the i/Oiontes, Letter on, 12 a 9 • 
Cochrane (A. H. J.) on Sir Andrew Noble, 22 d 

10 
Cockburn(Sir John A.) on Mr. Chamberlain and 

the '{eferemluin, 2^nb b 
Cooos- Keeling Islam Is. 4 n 14/ 
Cohen (B. L.J on the Duke of Devonshire and 

the By- Elections, 2^ d 3 s 

on the Unionist Free Food League, 27 e 

Mb 
— - (N. L.) on Fiscal Policy and Agriculture 

25 ij 10 # 
Colchester Oyster Feast, 2( o 4 s 
Coleridge (Stephen) on an Auti-Vivist^ction 

flet, 11 d6/-.ltf cf9e 

27 



Col 



PALUKB'A IHDUk ^ «0 TH& TlMlia/* NIBWaPAF^. 



[Oct^l to 



Colea(li J.; on Viacal Policy, 27 o 10 b 
ColUge. Hall, Byog Place. 24 n 6<y 
ColioD (Sir IfidwiQ) on Army Keform, 13 o 13 a 
CoUint (F,. U.) on Herbert Spencer's Philotophy. 

16 d6b 
^^ (J. C.) on the Qilcbriitt Trott and Popular 

Education. 2 u 2/^1 1 H'^ d 
" '. '• uu. the.MapoBcriptof Milton's '* Paradiae 

Lost," 12 J 13/ 
«— (J esse) on Nature Study* 2 n 10 ^ 
Colombia, the Coffee Industry of. 23 n 18/ 
*-^ and Panama, 2jk m o d ^10 d 3 a-^i2 <f 7 «. 

— 30<i8 J 
I i'anal, 20 o 3 0~2a o. 3/^26 o 4 « 

— Keyuittlion in. 6 a 3 d— 6 a 3 d^7 nJa 
Coloonil Appointmentii. 7 e lo d^iO o 3 6—14 o 

6 u^21 o 3.<i^l«i tt 12 c^2b n U c^26 n tic 

-^b a 14 a— 12 d 14 c~l» <l 14 c 
— «* Government Securities, 8ute of Shares in 
;, tss every c/a^'e J'aper 

— Notices, sse a/Ur bAonmj A^Uh^t, ta, 
i^icA ddy's paper 

— ^ Produce Exhibition* 8 • 8/ 

-^ Produce Market, mm each day's ^per 

Colonies and Prefeienual Trade, i6 a o 0^20 a 

bb^2\nl b 
Colston Society Dinners, 1 4 a 12 a 
Combination Limtb Itf o 3 6 
Como^emorative Tablets, Letter on, 80 n 2 « 
Commercial Intelligence, s^ eiiery dvyU p^p0r 
■I Committee, \^ a m d 

i— — DeTelopment of the Crown Colonies, 26 d 

Sa 
•i— Needs of the Empire. Letter on, 17 a 13 

— TiaTellers' Benevolent Institution, Annual 
Court, iiod ild 

—- — School. 27 10/ 

t . Pilsner, Dinner, 19 <2 8/ 

Meeting. 30 u 2/ 

••Commission" or ** Cojumittee,** Letter uo, 21 d 

10 6. 
Commissioners of Prisons, Report, 23 c 13 d 

of Public Works lu Ireland, Keport, 19 o 10 e 

Committal of Paupers to Prison, Letter on, 31 d 

2/ 
'— on the Meteorological Grant, Letter on, 1 1 

Compact of 1886 and Ludlow Election, Letter on, 

28dtt/ 
Compounding a Felony, Letter on, 9 <l 3/ 
eOKPAJ^IES:- 
— ^ Acme Uarvesting, 23 o 4a. 
— ^ Aerated Bread, sio o 14( — 3 n 12 ( 
— ^ African Lakes Ooirporatiou, 24 n 11 <2 
■ and United Colonies Supply and Cold 

S^rf^e^ 24 4 2 e 
— > Agency Land Finance of Australia, 12 a 12 d 

— Agua Santa Nitrate, 12 a 12 e 
— T» AiainiUoa, mo iz d 

m— Aliaays and Onions Pneumatic Engineer- 
ing, 19 a 14 e 
m^— Alliance House and Property Trust, 3 a 9 s 

— AlWfl|i 7 d 14 4 

•— > Amalgamated Press, 23 a 13 d—i d \b b 
*-— Anglo-American Land Mortgage and 

Agency, 20 o lu <}~31 o -i o 
^-^ 'Anglo French MatabeleUnd, 20 o 10 « 



Ooinpaniea (^tontinued), 
^ Anglo Sicilian Sulphur, 16 o 9 /~2t o \Se 

— Ankobra (Taqash and Abosso Develop- 
ment Syndicate, 2i d i'4 a 

— Ansell and Sons, 1 1 n 12 > 

Araaco 2nd 10 </. 

— Arc Lamp^ 16 ' 11/ 
-»— Armstrong. 23 i 10 « 

'— Army and N«vy Investment Truiit, 19 i 6e 

Arnold Perrett, 25n 14 i. 

«-« Ash^nti Lands, 15 d 15/ 

— - Ashley Gardens Properties, 28 a 6 / 

— A^ftam, li d 15/. 

Associated Financial Corporation, 9 o 10 4 

Tea Estates of ( 'eylon^ 20 o 10 e ^29 o 12 a 

^^ Australian Cities Investment Oorporatiotv 

290 11/ 
— ^ Mortgage^ Li^id and Finance, 14 o 13 6« 
28 o 14 b 

Baldwini. 13 o 12 a— 21 o 12/ 

Bflkis Land, \ii d b e 

Barnum and Bailey, 15 d 16/.30 d 10 # 

- Bartholomay Brewing, 8 d 15 e 

- Beeston Brewery, 1 9 d 6 c^ 

Benskin's Watford Brewery. I| i2 15 a 

«•» Bentley's Yorkshire Breweries, a d i'60 
— Birmingluim Uacecourset 21 a 9/ 

Small Arms, 60 10/ 

Hoots ('ash Chemists, 25 a 14 ( 

Borelli Tea, 24 d tj 

Bowden Brake. 23 a 13 d— 1 </15c 

'-r- Britinh Alomloiuui, 19 14.<!i~6 a2 #—21 
i|4e 

America (\>rporatton. 25 a 13 # 

— — — ai^ Benington*s Tea, Trading Association^ 

20 a >4/— 28a5 d 
'^— > and Chinese Corporation^ 27 o 14 if— 6 a 
10 47 * 

Elective Traction, Xldl^d, 

- Lornagunda iievelopment^ 18 a 14 b 
North Borneo, 16 <i 16/ * 

Transvaal and General Fin^^cial, 30 ^ lOo 

Westmghouse Electnc and Jdanufactur- 

ing. 19<i 5 
J. BroMdwood. and Sous, 14 a 1 1 e 

- Broken ilill Proprietary, 31 4 i 
J. B. Brooke, 2^o\Kb 

Buckley's Brt-wery. U d\Kd 

Uenry Bucknallaud ^ons, 4 n 14 << 

— — Bu^wayo Market and Offices, 1 7 n 4 d^ 
24 n 14 e 

Benry. Bull, 2n 14 a 

Bullers. 28 a 6 

— » Bute ?>hipbui^aii\g apd Dry Dock^ 23 12 </ 

W. BuUer, 24 a .4y 

(^aUforiiia Oilfields. 2 </ 4 e 

C^ard Stewart and Watt, 24 a 14/ — 1 '^ 

\hc 
J. W. Cameron 1 1 i 15 a 

Chav^B.^'ai^'U^^ 1^ ^ ^ o 

- Canimi il-Laird Amalgamation, 1 4/->29 
o 3/ 

Canada. 81 ^ 10 <f 

— - Carlton Hotel, 9 o 4 <»— 19 o\^d -29 o 12 a 

- Ca.<*tle Street Arcade. 2^ 4 9/ 

- Cavendish >iortgage. 2^ n b 1 
— — Cenual Tea of Ceyluu, 20 e 10 5 



D«c. 81 1908.] 



>AL]IK1l*8 IllDKZ TO *' THB TIMES ** NBW8PAPBB. 



Com 



OnmpmaSm (^ontinwrf). 

Ceyloo Land and Prodaoe. 14 n 15 d~21 « 

4 # 

( bannel Tunnel, 2d Ah 

Oheltenhum Original Brewery,* 11 ul2b 

^— Cbeshire'i Brewery, 7 d \Aa 
-— ' Chicago Brewerie«, 11 d Mi n 

City of Chicago Brewing and Malting, 8 d 

15# 

of Onblin Rteam Packet, 10 o 6/ 

- 8afe iJepoeit and Agency, 24 a 16/ 
Clark'e Consolidated. 15 i^ 16 / 

- Clerical Medical and General Life Assur- 
ance Society. 28 a 6 # 

J. and P. Coats, 12 a 12 <f 

Coionisl Gas Association, 28 o 14 d 

Colorado Nitrate. Wall/ 

— — ComponenU. 31 o 4 tf— II a 12 A 

Consolidated RsUtes, 1 o 18 «— 8 o IS tf 

^— Cooppf, Cooper and Johnson. 27 o 1 4 </ 

— ^ \>ewe's Rhodesia Dev' lopment, 94 a 14 # 

- CrysUl Pslaoe. 22 o 12/— SOo IS a 

Daimler Motor. 27 a 4 a 

— > Dalgety. 81 o4<I-.l3a 11/ 

- Del^ntnre Securities Investment. Sn 12 d 

Dtgalla Ceylon Tea Rsute, 6 « 2/ 

- Diridends Announced, sss taoh dvy'B paper 
— * Dominion Oil, 6 o 4 tf 

— — Doom Dooma Tea, 4 a 6 / 
— — Dor roan JiOng, 18 a 14 tf 

Dortmund Breweries, 29 tf 11/ 

Dreyfus, 7 a 16/ 

— ^ Dttckwarf (Ceylon) Tea Plantatioos, 20 a 

-^ Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre. 30 a 184—8 dXhd 
-^ Eadie Mf^nufacturiog, ll nJ2# 

Aibet Eadie Chain fr a 12 <^ 

East India DlstillerieaandSogmr Factories, 

28tf 10<tf 

*^Egypfran Markets. 27 o 14 « 

r- Sal^ and Soda 16 o 13 

- — ' Elder, Dempster Steamship,' 16' J 17 a 

- Elyiiee Palace Hotel, 7 d 18/ 
Enfield Cycle, 16 »9 ^ 

English and Australian Assets. 19 o 14 « 

ICspbraza Nitrate, II a 12 & 

-*• Evening News, 21 a 4/-28 116/ 

— -^ Exchange and Hop Warehouse, 31 o 4 c/ 

; Fami Corporation, 22 1^ 12 a 

— ' Farmer, 80' o \'6c 

— - ^Faroham Uilited Breweries, 11 <f 16 a 

' Federal Asset, '19 o U tf 

F^eration, 6 a 2 / 

First Garden City, 11 d 14/ 

Fire Reinsurance of- Loddon, S2 o 10 # 

Fortuna. 24 o 16/ 

— ' Eraser And Chalmers, 6 a 10 tf — 17 n 14 

Frederick Hotels, 2 a 12 tf 

— -- Freehoki and Leasehold InTestoient, 20 n 
'*/ 

Gaiety Thdatte, 16 18 (i-28 a 12 « 

— ^ Qenehd Hydraulic Power, 13 o 18 

—^Glynn's Lydencurg.' 12 a 12 # 

— ~ Gramophone and Typewriter, 80 o 8 # 

Grand Hotel' Eastbourna. ill a 4/ 

--*- 'UagMfiano, 17 o 6 « 
— ^ Hampton Plains BsUte, 26 d\Q o 



Companies {eoniinutS). 

— Ilenterson's Transvaul Estates. 2 d 4 
- — H()d^8on*8 Kinfirston Brewery, 30 o 13 « 

Hope Bros. 18 a 14 0—27 a 4 /i 

«— Richard Hornsby and Sons. 8 4 16 

Hotel f'ecil, 23 o 12 il-dO o 18 d 

— Iluwns. 25^9/ 

— - Humber. 29 o 12 &— 6 a 2 <f 

Ilford, 24 a 14 /-5 d Ad -22 il 12 

— Ilfracombe Hotel. 23 a 13 </ 
^<-> Imperial Food Supplies, 16 o 2 <f 

^^» Russian Cotton and Jute Factory, 26 n 

12 /f 
Ind'^oope, 21 H\^d 

— Indi'inapolis Breweries, 2i d2 

«^ International Bank and Trust. 21 6 / 
' Financial Society 18 a 14 0—28 a 6 d 
■ Plasmon 26 o 4 d 

— - Johannesburg Consolidated Inrestmenft. 18 
d 14/ 

R. E. Jone*, 2t n 14/ 

n. Jones Dickinson, 22 d \2 o 

— Kaffirs Consolilated Inrestmeat and Land, 
14r IR tf 

Keltner's. 22 o 12/ 

Kintjre Tea Estates, 24 16 ^ 

Kodak, 3 08/ 

— Liidy's Pictorial and Sporting aad Drama- 
tic Publifihing 8 a 12 d-lO a 14 d 

«— Laird Bros^ 18 9 

Lake View Consols, 16 o 9 </ 

— - Lamson Paragon Supply 12 o 12/ 
^^ Lanchester Engine, 19 o M d 

Land and House Property Corporation, 18 

n 14 -26 a 12 d 

— Laogston Monotype Corporation, 9 <i 14 « 
— > Lagunas. 10 n lA d 

Lanka Plantatkms, 2al4a— 12nl20 

Lewis and AUenby 5 1 1 /-13o 11/ 

— Lingham Timber arid Trading, ll'<tf 16 d 
— - Linotype and Machinery. 6 a 10e-*24 iil4/ 
Liverpool Nitrate, 13 n 11/ 

and North Wales Steamship, 22 o 12/— 

81 o4tf 

Warehousing, I811 14^ 

Lomagttoda I>eTelopi]ieat| 8 i 18 #*«-ll d 14 

d-l6d 16/ 

London Debenture Trust, 25 n i4 d 

Nitrate, 14al6tf 

Itivertiide FUh Market. 10 o 4 d 

Scottish American Tnut^ SO^a 18 i— 1 1 

d 16^ 
— * and South Coast Hotels,29 d 11/ 

- and Western Australian Eyploration, 30 
a 13(^—9 dlAd 

Woollen, 18 d 14/ 

Louise, 2 d 4 d^l7 d 14 ^ 

John Loribond and Sons, 23 12 d 

Lyceum Theatte, 28 11 6 #- 14 <i 16 s 

-*- J. Lyons, 6 1 1 /^Si o 4 d 

<— * Manchester Cotton Association, 26 a 6/ 

Manitoba Land, 10 a 14 

Marie Elsie Steamship,- 16 d 6/ 

MattaUic Seamless Tuba, 24 o 16/ 

Maturata Tea, 16 o 9/ 

— * Maynards, 2 o 12 ir^lO oAd 

- Melbourne Aisets, 19 o 14 a 



run 



l>ALMBR*8 INDA^ TO ** tRB TIMBB ^ KBWSPAPBB. [OoL 1 td 



OoiDl>aiiieb (fontifiw<{), 

»^ Mercantile Rank Afl*eU. 19 o lie 

Metropolitan IiidustriHl Dwelllngg. 1 6 o 9 / 

— — Milwaukee and Chicngo Breweries, 8 rf Itt « 

Mordey PHrney. \HdUf 

Nationnl Safe Depoait. 27 o U<{ 

— James Nelfion ana Sons 10 o 10/ 

New Oentanr Cycle, 13 n II / 

— CiTil Service Co op<»ration. \2 a 5f 

Geireral Traction. 2'A ,i \0 d 

— ^» H Qdson Cycle, 23 o \2 d 

lamarugMl Nitrate, f^ d \B e 

■ T«»rk Breweries, II d Ih a 

Zealand Agricnltural '24 o 15 ^ 

■ ■ Loan and Mercantile Agency, B d 16 $ 

-•18 dUe 
■■ and River Plate Land Mortgage^ 19 d 

6 e 
« Shipping, t 18# 

•— Nilgiri Plantationa, 9 o 10 d^\7 o5c 
•— James Nimmo, 13 a 11/ 

— North Eafttfrn Breweries, 2^ d ^3 d 

■■ Queensland Mortgage and Inrestmeiit, 
12 dhf 

— Oceana Tonsolidated, 18 </ U # 

Old Bushmills Distillery, bdAf 

-•'— Orders and Handford Steamship, 6n2/ 

— Paine, 2o\2c 

— Palace and Derby Castle, 21 n 4/ 
— ^ Palmer Tyre, 20 n 14/^25 a 14 & 

— Pardy'a Mosambiqtte Syndicate, 4 a 14 e 
*— Paterton. Laing and Brace, 20 o 10 <I 

— A- and F. Pears, 29 o 12 a 

•-— PeninsulaT and Oriental Steam Narlgation, 
I2d 6d 

— Perfecta Seamless Steel Tube, 28 n 18 <f 

— Peruvian Corporation, 27 n 4 a^80 n 18 i 

— P. Phipps,4 u 12 

Pontypool Flour Mills, 9 n 14/ 

•— Power-Qas Corporation, 25 n 14 ft— 4 <I 12 s 
i— - J. A. Preece and Sons, 81 dlO « 
--— Premier Cycle, 12 o 12/— 24 o 16/ 

— Progress Cvde. 24 o 16/ 

— Queensland Investment and Land Mort- 
gage. 27 14 tf— 5 « 2 « 

•^ Raleigh Cycle, 11 n 12 ft 

Reiende,20«14/-28ii5/ 

•^ Rhodesia Exploration and Derelopment, 15 

iJ15/-22rf 11/ 
£. Rich, 22 d 12 0-81 li 10 s 

— Richards, 1 ill6 <? 

— . RichardsoDs, Westgarth, 14 o 18 ir 

— Ridgways. 22 d 12 e 
— ^ Rio Tinto, 9 o 10 (/ 

..- Royal MaU Steam Packet, 24 o 16 <f 
— ^ Rochdale and Manor Brewery, 28 o 13 (/ 
«— . R. U. and S. Rogers, 29 o 13 a 

— Rosario Drainage, 4 n 14 » 
-.. Rover Cvcle, 28 o 14 6 

-^ Rndge-Whitwortb, 14 o 13 0—20 o 10 d 

— Russian Petroleum and Liquid Fuel, 4n I4c 
— > S. A. 8adler. 8o 16 a 

-^— Santa Catalina Nitrate, 12 n 12 # 

E. Uena Nitrate 24 n 14/ 

> Fe and Cordora Great Southern Land, 9 

o \0d 

— ■ ■ Fe. Land, 1 d 16 ft— 13 d 6/ 

80 



Companies (fontinued). 

— » Salvifiti. Jefluram, 31 o 4 </— 17 a 14 i 

— * San Parlo Nitrat-e, 4 n 1 4 ft 

Santiago Nitrate, 19 o 14 «i— 27 o 14 d 

St. Louis Breweries. 9 d \A B 

-— St. Panii Breweriei, Sd\6e 

SchibaiefF Petroleum. 22 <I 12 ft 

- Scottish African Trust, 12 J 6/ 
U«16/ 



5o 



Alliance Insurance. 

Australian InTestment, 19 a 14 i —38 a 



Investment Tru^t, 2 i 4 ft 
— ^ Second Scottish Inirestment Trust, 28 o 14 ft 

•*8hell" Transport and Trading, 15 d 16/— 

23 (2 10 ft 
^x- Showell's Brevrery, IHdU ft— 80 dl0 9 

- Simplex Gear Case Syndicate, 12 a 12 s 
— ^ Singer. 19 a 14 

Slaters \ d Ifi e 

Small Dwellings Acquisition. 26 d 9/ 

— *- Smelting ('orporation. 22 J 12 A 

and Refining of Australia, 16 d 17 «— 33 

d\Of 
— South African Supply and Cold Storage, 

21 n6^ 
— >-^ American Land. B d \S 4 

Australian Land Mortgage and Agenc/i 

7r 16s 

TraTanCore Tea, 28 14 ft 

— * Spies Petroleum, 22 i \2 f» 

- Standard Exploration, 19 n 4 ft 
Oil,3il4a 

Stratton*s Independence, 2di b 

Strettuns Derby Brewery, 34 n 14/ ' 

— ^- Stroud Brewery, 81 d 10 s 

Stuttaford, 16 o 13 

— Sulphide Corporation, \Sd 16/ 
— - Sweetment Automatic DeliTary, 14 it 16 i 

Swift Cycle, 9 10 «— 17 o 6 c 

— * W. R. Sykes Interlocking Signal, 14 13 ft 

Tea Corporation, U n\2e 

Textile Machinery Association, 2Bd 10 s 

^— Thompson and Shackell, 8 o 16 a 

Town Properties of West AustTala, 16 if 16/ 

*«-* Trafford Park EsUtes, OoAd 

Transraal Estates and Derelopment, 19 d 

5a 

— - Mortgage Loan and Finance, 6 <I 4 cf 

Triumph C^ycle. 22 o 12/ 

Trust and Agency of Australasia. 28 o 12 i 

and Loan of Canada, 17 a 14 <2— 37 a 4 a 

— » United South Africa Association, 10 o i 4 

—21 o lAb 
..-^ Sutes Shipbuilding, 8 a 6 ft-34 dB€ 
«— Vereeniging. 28 o 12 cf 

Vulcanite, 22 <I 12 

— ^ Wall Paper Manufacturers, 25 « 14 
-"^ Warwicks and Richardsons, 28 a 11 / 

Wearwell Cycle. 31 a 4/ 

Wenlock Brewery. 26 a 14 ft— 8 dlB4 

Westminster Fire Office, 6 a lU tf 

- Willans and Robinson, 6 11 / 
Willey and Pearson, 14 d 16/ 

WiUoughby's ConsoUdated, 8 i 16 <2 

Wilson and Union Tube. 24 a 11 s 

Woolwich EquiUble Building Society, 3tf 

9116 



Bee. 3i, 190S.] 



^ALMEtt*8 INDEX TO ** THB TIMES *' NBWSt^APlBR. 



Cd^ 



tJompanles ( continue fi), • 

- ^oUerhampton and Dudley Breweries, 2 
dib 

Zambenia Exploring, *25 d9 p 

Colomh (Sir J. C. R.) on War Office Administ- 
ration and Reform, !<< a 12 a 
Colonial Import Duties, \H n 7 a 
Companies, Aiiscellaneoas, State of Sharea in, 

»'« every day*s paper 
Company Liquidation in 1902^ 22 </ 6 a 
Conder ( Viajor (/. R.) on Hittites and Etruscans, 

7 n ta h^TS ti 4 a 
Congo Monopolies on the. Letter on, 6 n 2 c 

State, 12 o 3 6-29 o » d^HO o 4 *— 7 n 

7 «— 9 n « n—l\ % 4 4—18 n3 6—16 d 7 6—19 
d 7 0—22 d \0e 
• '^ Depopuhi tion in the, 24 o 6 6 
^— and its Defence, Letter on, 24 o 8 ^ 

and the Hague Tribunal, Letter on, 2 o 

8/ 

the Treitmpnt of Natires i'l the, 7i 10 d- 

Congreg I tiorml Churches, Changes in, I o 8 d— 

J<o5 6-2!»o.3y-2a i2«— inlOtf-Un H d 

— I6n ^ b 26 n lOd— 30«6«— 7 r/ 8 r— 10 

doc-Ua \8j—\7d 7 d—2i d 6 a-^Z^ d o o 
—31 d:»d 

- Union of England Wales. I o S c— 14 odd 

— If»o8« 

Connauglit ( Prince Arthur of) Illness of, 3u a 9/ 
Conscieuce Maiey 30 o »/-s.2 • n It /«-l» d 6 / 

— 19 rf I2/-3C d 9 '/— 31 ^ 9/ 
Conservatism in Scotland, \2 d \2 o 
Consistory Court, see Akohbs CouaT 
Constitution liilU \'6 o 6 e 

Letter on, 2 n 1 0/ 

Consumeis and I'roducers, Letters on 10 n \.' d 

—11 n tl a —14 n I i e — IH n 1 a —17 n i a 
Consumption, Treatment of. 11 nAj 
Consumptive Sanatorium jfor Middlesex, 28 n 

lU d 
Oinsumptives Treatment of. f^etter om} o a 9 « 
Continent and Scandlnaria, Communication be- 
tween, I 4 o 
Convocations, gre CnvROa of Enoland 
Cook (11. K.)on Traiisraiil Kepairiaiitxi, 25 n 6a 
Cooking of Slieiiflsh, Ji d ■'* a 
Cooper (J. P.) on Cedultts of the Province of 

Buenos Ayres, Iti n i3 6 
Copyrii<lit, Letter on, 9 a 2 J 
Corbeit (A. C,) on the Licensing Question, 22 d 
do 

(D. S.) on Squirrels in Parks, \0 d 7 / 

(T. L.) on Kiscil P.dicy, 17 n H d 

Corfu, British • 'emetery at, 11^86 

Cornish (0. J.) on Surviving London Wild 

Flowers, }7 oHe 
Corporation of London, 31 i 10 6 

Markets. 2 o 2 c 

Corridor Railway Carriages— a Danger, Letter 
on, 28 n 15 6 

Corrie (Fleet- Surgeon Alfred) on Charles Dar- 
win's Pocket Compass, '.^1 o 4 e 

Coryndon (H. T.) on Victoria Falls, 10 o 12 6 

Cotton— American Trade, U)dd/ 

British Qruwn, 7 o j rf -9 // 1 2 a 

^^ Damaged American, 2'» n \2 d 
•«— German Trade, 2j nO/ 



CoUdn Liverpool Market, «5tate of, see toeiif 

dav*8 vfiper 
Growing, 1 o lOfl 

in the South Africa. 14 «J 7^ 

ill West Africa. 30 o 4/ 

Within the Empire, \h d 6 4 

Indian Mills, \id5e 

Industry !« n 9 e 

- Lancflfthire Trade. 13 o 4 6 

Manufacturing Industry of Austria, 26 <f 

7e 

Puertorico, 21 d ^a 

State of the Market, se: eber'if doif's pfif€f 

Trade, 16 rf I2/-30 d%d 

of Burma, 23 o 11 d 

— i- Weavinir, Americaniaatiort of j 1 rf 4 d 
from West Africi, 9 n 11/ 

West Indian. \^n'Ad 

-Jfam Heeling. \^d Ud ^ ^ ^ ^ 

Cotton (Sir H. J. S.) on the Adfance intd Tibet* 
2</8rf-4rf66 

- - on Mr. Chamberialn*8 Speech, 22 o 8/ 
Country Brewers' Society, Annual B mquet, 7 H 

\»f 

- (^ouncil Elections and the Loudon BdUcA* 
tion Act, Letters on, 16 d 14 6—17 </ 15 a— 21 
d 7 e 

Councils Awsooiation, Meetirti?, 29 o 9 i -• 

2(; n 1 1 y 
Court of Aldermen -Meetings, 14 o 10 6-^18 H 

COURT ClROlrtjAB :— , ^. ,* 

Albany, Duchess of. Movements of. 27 o 7 

tf— 12 n II li 

- (^onnanuht Duke of. Movements of, 2 1 d^o 

the King on Anglo-French t^elations, II d 

and the Crew of the Prince Oeorps, 4 H 

126 

and the Gordon Highlanders. 80 rf 7 * 

— and thd Middle Temple i^n^a 

Movements of, 5 o 7/— 9 o 7/— 20 o 7/ 

— 20 o 6 c?— 17 « 10 o— 20 It lOa— 24n9y-« 
Urfll/ ^ ^ 

aid the P/ incf 0^.nr(/fi, M ti 5 ci 

and a Scottish i<evi w 2S ti d d 

— ^ and the Transport Service. 5 n 10 a 
and Wind!«or WoKleyaKS, '3 n M d 

the Kind's liirthdny. Celebrations. 10 ^ 6 a 

—10 n lOa — H n An 

Louise. Princc'is. Movements of , 6 n 6 a 

— s- Notices, see eoery datf*s paper , , _, ^ 

the Queen and St. Bartholomew s Uospital| 

27 o« 6-7 n l2 n 

and Workmen's Dwellings, 2 n 9/ 

— i. tlie Queen's Birthtlay, Celebrations, 2 <l 6 d 

Royal rtetrothal. W « 8 6 

Court of v*ommon « 'ouncii — Meetins:s. 3 o 12/ 
— l7o6 6-24o 12 ri— :J0o8/— I3n2tf— 27 

n8c-ll dtif ^ t V, ^.«^ 

Courtne} (Leonard) on the Death of ueriran 

Spencer, In d 12 a 
Cousins (J. RJ on Dumping, 25 rf 5/ 
- on London I'ounty Council Tram Rails, BU 

n 10/- 10^6 6 - 

Cowper(Lord)on Unionist Free Traders aHA 

the By- Elections J 26 d d a 



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CoxcHBro1d)on Mr. Ralfonr andtheCitjo' 
Bradford, '^^l ti 12 e—'J d6o 

■ Trade <»f Bradford 26 w 9 ^ -26 d 8/ 
*— on Mr. (^hamberlaia Mr. Williams and the 

CobdenC^lub. I o5/ 

Coxheiid (ReT. J. J.) on the London Conntj 
< NtQDcil Elections and the Education Act. 2l 
die 

Crackanthorpe (Montayne) on Protection, Pre- 
ferences and Plain Men. 1 7 a 7 c 

CrHKi^s (Sir J. G.)on the Incidence of an Im- 
port \u%y on Wheat, \. n6d 

CrMig(W. V.) on Sir & Giffen and Mr. Cham- 
berlain's ."Statistics, 9 n 4 & 

Craig- Brown (T.) on Fiscal I'oHcy, 20 o 8 « 

Crawfurl (OdWiild)on KischI Outsiders. dOnlid 

*— (Dr. Ka^mond) on King's College Hospit- 
al, 12 o \0d 

Creditors and Post Cards, 19 <2 10 c 

Creoiatoiium at Ilford, 15 o 11 4 

at Perry Barr, »o 7 J 

Crvscent SchiMil, Presentation to, 17 o 8/ 

Crete. Trade of, 24 o 6h 

Crewe (Lord) at BUckpool, 12 c^ 6 o 

GiUMINAL TRIALS :— 

— » Abbott, Clara and another, for WoQndiog, 
26 d 2 a 

'-^ Arnold, Wm., and another, for Stealing, 34 
4fl 

Ashton. C. W.. for Muider. 2 d 10/ 

— — Atkins. Wm.. for Heiiding Matches through 

the Po^t, 17 OQ/ 
•^ Austen, .John, and another, for Attempted 

Kobberj, 21 o2d 
_ Austin, VV. VV., lor Attempted Fraud. 13 

n IS0 
- — baktr, E. C.,for Threats, \ de/ 

— Bass. Wm., and another, for Stealing, 29 o 
18 s 

— — Baoman.I. E.. for Fraud. 10 er 10 « 

•^ Bessin. Matilda, for Stealing, \0 d iO d^ 

24 M '^b 
— ^ Binnewirti, Emily, for Attempted Murder, 

21 o 2/1 
Bint. A. B., for Fraud. 21 d 8/-.22 d 2/ 

— Bird, Geo., for False Bepresentation, 17 a 
d0 

-^ Bon ney well, John, for Stealing. 20 o 2/ 

— booty. W. H. M^ for Embezslement, 28 o 
20 

— — Broadbent. Margaret for Murder, 9 n 7 6 

Brookes, i has., for .stealing, ludUe 

— Brooks. Edw.. and another, for Stealing, 
20n4/» 

»— Brown, W. U., and others, for Stealing, 22 
o 2/ 

■ Wm.. and others, for Murder, 25 a II <f 
— 2t» a hJ-'-n n « •— 2» n 14 

— Browne, Duncan, and others, for Stealing, 
28o5.i 

Bui b, W. U., for Bigamy, 21 o 2 il 

— — Buck, Geo., for Stealing. 9 ^ 3^ 

— Buckley. A. S., for Fraud, *i'6 d 9 d 

Butt, Rich., for Wounding. 22 o .18 il 

— - (^alTerley, T. W., for Threats. 24 a 3 tf 

— ^ Capacci. Mario, for Unlawful Posaesakm, 
i6a4« 
32 



Oriminal Trials (coaftniiaci). 

- I'appuccitto Gerardo, for Murder. 28 o 2/ 

Cartwright J as., for Murder, 7 rf U d 

Cecil, Wm., for Assault, 20 o 2/ 

— — Clarendon. Artemus. for Larceny. 29 o 13 a 

- Cohen. Abrm.. for Fraud, 27 o 3/ 

David, for Roguery. 2 o 2 « 

— ^ Collett Frank, for Misdemeanour. 18 a 4 tf 

Collier. Geo., for Stealing. 15 o 18 a 

Colmer. F. J., for Fraud, 16 i 15 ft 

Co.»k, C. W., and Another, for Stealing. 10 

dlOd 
Coomber, Fredk., and another, for Stealing, 

19 a 4a 

Cooper. C. A,, Unlawful Possetsion, 22 o 8 

/~24o4rf 
Couzens, W. G., for Murder. 9 <f 6 « 

C^x, Benj, for KeceiTing Stolen Property, 

80 a 15 

Crocker, Alfred Geo., for Attempted 

Fraud, \7 n S e 

— - DaTies, Klix., for Murder, 9 n 7 d 

H. P., for Fraud. 18 a 18 a 

Daris, Thoa.. for Stealing 8 o 5 a 

Dary, Leonard, and another, for Stealing^ 

I4tf8/ 

Day, Frances Mary, for Cruelty to her 

Children. 22 o iU «--28 o9d 

Derriman, Kich.. and another, for Makiqg 

Counteifeit Coin, 15 d ih o 

Dibb, Robt, for Stealing. 14 a 6 « 

- Dobaon, Owen, and another, for Stealing, 
19a 4r 

Dryden. John, and others, for Betting, 19 

dAa 

Dubois. Henri, for Stealing, 23 a 8/ 

Duffy, Jas., for Murder. 28 a 10/ 

Edalji, G. E. r.. for Cruelty to Cattle. 21 o 

12 /-23 10/ -24 o S/ 

Edwards, Iris Eliaa, for Keeping a Disor- 
der^ House, 1 7 o 4 il 

EsMen, A. D. and others, for 0>nspiraGy« 

24 «7/ 

- ETans, Hannah, and others, for Perjury, 2 
dlOJ 

Henry, for Fraud. 15 J 15 6 

Jas.. and another, for Stealing, 21 o 2 tf 

Ferris, Th«is.. for Murder, 5 d 12/ 

Francois, i has., for Fraud. 8 o 5 a 

Galiayher, John, and another, for Murder, 

lOaAf 

- Qapp, Horace, and another, for Conspiracy, 
27 o A/ 

^- Garrett, Julia, for Attempted Murder, 23 <r 

a/ 

- Gaster, Percy Edwin, and another, for Con- 
spiracy, 2"^ o2/ 

Gilbert, Jas., for Manslaughter, 24 a 7/ 

Gilchrist, John, and others, for Riotous 

Conduct. aO a 15 5 

Ulanrille Tbos., for Fraud, \6did 

Godwin, Albert, for Bankruptcy Fraud. 19 

M4tf 

^* Graham, John, for Unlawful Possession^ 
200 3/ 

Grainger. Wm., for Murder, 80 n 7 e 

-— Gue, :sarah, for Manslaughter, 18 il \5 d 



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Oimiiua Trials (continued), 

— Guerin, Leon, for Stealinfr, U o 2# 
Hanlutf, TiiDOth/, for Fraud, 17 « 8 # 

— Iiarriet« G. C. and mother, for Forgery. 
27 o»/ 

— Hartley. Edwin, and another, for Receiir* 
ing Stolen Property, 16 o 1 1 e 

— Hatcher, .John, for Fraud, lolSd 

Hawkina. Gabriel, and another, for Fraud. 

29o Itttf 

— Hayes. Jas., for Robbery, 22 o 2/ 

— ^ Haywood, Wm.. for Murder, 80 « 7 # 
— — UaselL Thos., for Stealing. 14 o 2 # 

Hemmingt, T. A., for Maliciously Killing a 

Horse, '£4oAd 

Herbert. Agnes Annie, for Stealing, 28 o 2/ 

Hiatt. Geo., and others, for Stealing. 17 a 8 s 

Hicks. W. J., and another, for Making 

Conntt>irfet Coin. 16 d \5o 
•— ^ Hint, Jas., and another, for Attempted 

Murder, 7 d l\ d 
-^ Hodges. BobL, for Robbery with Violence. 

17rf2/ 
-^ llollis. Amelia, and another, for Man»laugh« 

tor. Ifid \b d 
-^— Hulmes, Arthur, for Embezslement. 9 li 6 s 
— • Hopgoud, Jos., for Arson. HO n 7 /" 
— ^ Uornsby, Edw., for btealii g, 24 ^ 2 & 

Howe, Alicia, for Wounding. \T d2/ 

Humphries, liobert, for Manslaughter, U 

n\i d 

iHunt, Alice Miiry. for Begging, 17 d 8 s 

Hustwayte, Wm., and another, for Steal- 
ing, I8tt4^ 

• James, C.E. H., for Fraud, 21 o2# 
Edith Mary, for Fraud, 16 o 1 1 j 

W.T. L. A., tor Murder, 21 a 10 6—33 a 

15 a 

— Johnson, Alfred, for .Vf nrder, 23 « 10/ 

John, for Stealing. IH ^ 15 d 

-*- Jones, Sarah Ann, for Permitting Drunk- 
enness, 2 a a d 

— — Joseph. Eliahoo, and others, for Conspiracy, 
28n lOy 

— Keeble, Albert, for Fraud, v3 o 2/ 
-^ Kelly. Mary, for Stealing, 2 o 2 s 

— Kingsley, Annie Elizabeth, for Murder. 21 
o2d 

-»- Koppel, Heinrich, and another, for Bur- 

gUry. 10 </ 10 19 
—— Lanhnm, Frank, for Stealing \5dl5b 
— > Lawrence, ElU. for Libel, li o A d 

Lawson, J. U., for Libel, 17 </ 2 s 

^— l..eaf, Chas., and another, for Conspiracy, 

150 U a 
^— Levy, Arthur, . and others, for Unlawful 

Possession. 16 n 8 o— 27 ti 15 d 
— » Long, DsTid, and another, for Burglary, 26 

o 15 a 

— Louis, Jean, for Murder, 18 d 10/ 

-— Lynch, Josiah burke, and another, for 

Fraud, itfa 40 
— » Mahomed, Abdoula, for Murder, 24 n 7/ 

— Marchant, Henry, for Burglary 2Hd9d 
_ Martin, Geo , for Burglary. 80 n 7/ 
..— Mcranhy. Dennis, for Murtler, 2i o2 d 

— McUashluu, Uavid, for i* raud, 26 n 18 « 



Oriminal Triala {continued). 

— » McGuirk. Jas., snd another for Murder. 2 

d ute 
'^— MelberfT, Max. for Burglary, 2id2h 

— Mters, Lllit«. for laic^ny. li n 13 

— MilUr. Jas. Courtney, an i others, for Steal- 
ing. 28 a 15 » 

Moore. Adelaide Ponsonby, for Fraud, 16 o 

Il0 

— Thos., for Wounding. 21 n 5 ^ 

■ Tom. for Misdemeanour. 17 o 4 </ 
— . Morgan, W. T.. for Fraud. 2dlOn-4cf5s 
— « Morris, Henry, for iiobbery with Violence^ 

i7d2 € 
— — Mouatt, Alice Ann for Wounding, 26 o 15 <i 
— — > Muir. Jas., for stealing. \7 di\e 
— — viuUey, Herbert, for Fraud. i4 ^ 3/ 
Neave, E Iw.. for Fraud, 21 a 10 d 

— Newton, Aubrey, for iSi44mf. l-i i % d 

— Ni(;holson, Fredk.. and another, for Uur- 
glsry, 23 2/ 

Nobbs, Horace Walter M.. for Forgery, 16 

d4s 

— • Nolet. Samuel, and others, for Keeping a 
Gaming (loUHe 25 d'id 

— Norris. T. G., for AMSdlt idne 

North. Edw.. for Vitempted Murd>r, 7 d 

II d 

Norihcott, Henry, for Homicide, 21 o 9/ 

— Nugent, John, for Stealing, 9 d 8 « 

PMlmer. E«lw. Rich, for Murder, 29 o 4/ 

- Piirker, Harry, for Unlawful F<»ssesston, 24 
4 // 

— — Parkins, Emma, for Murder, l9 a 4 c 
^-> Parsons. Arthur, lor Forgery, 21 o2e 
— * Part. Herbert for Bigamy. ./'< a lis 

PfUolio. John Alfred, for .Murder, 22 o .'/ 

- Phillips, Geo, Mini oitiers, for v Juuspirac/, 
17 d \/ d 

-i— * Pope. Henry, for Vfimlpmeanour, \6 d \ d 
— — Price Richard, tor Begg. ^ J d '6 e 

Prior, ('h*'i««. LawrtMico f'»r Xneiiult, 27 o 3 d 
-*» Redfern. Samn* 1, for Murder, \ 4 12 f 
— Uickards, c'hts., for Iteueivin; Stoleu Pro- 
perty, 18 a 4 d 

Rid liough. W. R. for Fraud, 22 o 2/ 

Ki.lgeway. vV. K. for Fraud, l'^ n S e 

Robinson, G. F., for Attempted Murder, 18 

d 160 

!.illy Palmer, for Stealing 27 a 15 < 

- Rosenwaser. Abraham and anotiier, for Un- 
lawful Posseshion, I i3 '/ 

— — itowe. A. S., for Kraud. 18 </ 15 s 

- Ruffeit, Ttios., and another, for Stealing. 19 
n4 'I 

Rus«eil, A., and another for Fraud. 2cf lOs 

.Salter, Ju>*.. for b'ori(ery, 18n id 

Scarlett. W. K.. for Fraud, I d 6 r 

Scotching; Edw.. for Assault, 24 n 7 / 

- .Sebright. A. E. S., for Fraud, 20 o 2/^17 
n '6 s— 21 A lo 5 -23 a I5 a 

Sliearsby. Alfred, Edw., for Embeislementi 

22 o iii d 

.-<kirrow. Be jamin, for Friud, d d So 

Slowe. I hits. Jeremiah for .Vf urder. ii o 2/ 

— — Smith, John, and another, for Rjbbery, 21 

a iu 6 

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Primiual Trials (continued), 
-^ Smiih- Juiiii Liionul, for Fraud, 13 n 13 a 

VVm., for Kraad. 17 n 3 e 

. Htid utiiers. for Burglary, 2H n 13 ^ 

^— Sparks. G. Henrietta, for Forgery, \Sd \od 
»— Spurrell, Edw,, for £tubezaleiQv.'iic, Id n 0/ 
*— Siarr II, li.. for Viurder, 6d lOy 
— - Sturtit, J. K., for Larceny, 27 n 6/ 

- by erf, Win., for Fraud. 25 n 3/ 

v«— TeUoir, L. A., for Attempted Alurder, 7 d 

II d 
^— Thomas, Geo., and others, for Fraud, 2io^e 
«■»• Tray era. Jus., for Manslaughter. 23 n 10/ 
i»» Ward, ^' W. L.. for Assault, Hi d ^ e 
^— Warren. Arnold, for Assault. 2 n lid 
«^— Waterman. Louis D., for Kiubezslemeat, 15 

dl^t 
«^* Watl^int, Herbert, for En>blezalement, 24 o 

id 
«B— Watson, Frank, for FrHud, 11 n 10 il 

■ Sophia Annie, for not iWpoitiug herself 
to the Police. 13 n 13 a 

■ Thos., for IiiQeudiariaiu. 17 n 3 tf 
» Wu)., for Manslaughter, 30 n 7 

Weller, Allen Claude, for Fraud, !*.> a 4 ^ 

^— Wheeler, Win., and another, for Hobhery 

yr|th V iolence, 17 n 6 

- White, Uenmid, for Munler, 14 n W d 

■ Mhiv Anil, lo» U Older, I d 6/ 

V- . Whitehead. F. l,'., for Arson. 2 ( a '0/ 
• — Whuuk^i. (yhis., fv»i Aiuiuer. w a 1 ^ cX 
^— Wilkinson, Jaj» , for :>tealing, Jl n .» h 
— - Wi|liant«i, «los., a>'d oth^is, lor stealing. \b 

Q I'i u 

« — Willonghby. Dillon, f )r Stealing, \\i d \ € 
V— vvi .let, vVdly, and auutUei, for Threats, 
23 n i o a 

- Wolfram, Ivan yon. for Lnreen}*, 2«J o 15 'i 
9— Woliei'* ii^iingii .-dvy., Ui\' frai^i, -Jo 2J 

— — Wood. Hobt., for Abduciiou, 1 a iij 
m — Woo»lh«rt G. a., for Murder \'J n ^0 
— — V\ouds, li.irry, for Forgery, Z,S n Ij 
Criminals, 6ociat Woik among. M ^f 
piippled Children's Christn^as Hampers, Letter 

on, 3 a 10 (i 
Cripple^ate Church aud MUtoq, Letter on. 4 a 

10/ 
PrUinof 1355 in (he '^Lifeof Gladstone," L. tt^r 

on, 24 n }5 a 
pritfp (C. li.) on Mr, Chaplin at Croydon, 2o 

1-4 e 
Criticisn)s uf Mr. Chamber laiti*^ Case, I^etter on, 

17 »/ 
Crqmbie (J. W.) on Fiscal Policy, 6 q 5 d 
Qross ^J. W.)on t^i^^jiiA and i.nports, I <^ 1^ a 

—22 d 5 
— ^^ on Fiscal Policy, 10 n « 
-»-r— on the 5ouih African Pcohleni, I9o40 
•=> - (W . a,, on dt. iiarth«jlomew's Hospii||l, 4 

rf 6 ^ 
PrHtchley (Com. W. C.) on the Upcoratioq qf 

(he Neiaou Jiouuiqe.it. 1 o I e 
Pr^'Stal Palace, Admissions, #«« 6uiA UtyU paper 
-=- Cage Uird cshuvr at, u d \i/ 
T^~ Clirysanthemuoi ohowat, 7 c 10'/ — 12 n 12/ 
-5— Jijxllibitions at, 1 o ;/ - ^o o 1 1 / — -.> n J e 
^-r iiotel Licence, Application lor, 14 9 lU < 



Crystal Palace. Kennel Hub Show at, 14 o 6 « 

— 16 o 6 A-I60 106 

Ponliry and Pigeon Show at, 10 n 12 ^ 

Scho >l of Practical b^oi^ineerin*;, 19 rf 4 # 

Cuba, liriiish Tra le with, 27 060 

Reciprocity rre;ity, 13 a 3 rf -14 a 7 »/— 2a 

n 5 c — 1 7 rf .» «- i-^ a .1 h 

Curates* AugaKMUaii >n Fund, Annual Meeting. 

22 o M h 
Curions (Nintra^t ,rietter on, 23 n S ft 

l*o8imark, Letters on, 9 d 9/— 10 d9 € 

Carrie (Sir E. KJ on tha (^ueen Alexandra San-& 

aloi'iiun, Dtiyos, il o II 
Curhets' Company, Dinner, 3 ^ 13 <^ 
Customs System of tha United Kingdom and ita 

Connexion witii U ittsli Com nerce, 91 a 5 a 
0.1 tiers' Company. Dinner, 27 a 15 

- Feast, » oil/ 

Cyclone Devastated Diocse. Letter on, 16 i 2/ 

D. 

Danokwerts (W. O.) on th^ Free Food League » 

2H a .> c 
Danish and Norw^'gian Polar Bxpedition, 1 7 a 

lu c 

West Iitdies, 7 o 4 o— 19 066 

•• Darling of ti>e Gods, " Letter on, 31 d 9/ 
Dartmouth ^f^>rd) (m Hospital Accommodation 

in Souiii Lon ion i) a 2/ 
D]|r\vin^(('has.) Pocket Compass. Letter on. 2\ 

o \ e 
Dayenport (UiomWy) and his Constituents, 1 3 

4 /> 

Dayenport.Hill ^l5lorence) 0.1 a Court of Justice 

for Children, 27 o H / 
Dayies (D, A.) on the Townshend tieirlooms. IX 

d 6 a 

- ( 1 >avid > on VI r. Chamberlain at Cardiff ami 
Nk-wpirt. -' > a II / 

( liey. J. L.) 0:1 the Liberal Qduo ition Poi 

1 Icy, .6 o i V 

Davos, 21 o \l d ^11 n^ 'i 

Dawson (Con^. \S:)Kn\ Sailors in Australia, 25 d 
2« 

Dean t/lose School, i'heltenham, 10 n 4 

Deane V Canon A. vl.) on Easter Offerings for tha 
^ lei'gy, i.> n 2/ 

DiiAidS:— In consequence at the Registr^n 
t>t:nerai having a eompleie Alpbabeliuai Li«( 
t.om l»o7. ofallDeaiUain the liiiti8Ul>omiM- 
ioqs as aUo of all Uritish Subjects Dying 
abroad, wh'ch can be inspected at any time at 
the Oilice iu Son^erset House, it is not deemed 
ex{iedtent to insert the Minimum Lists as ad« 
Vv r »w' I in Th". Tinier 

— ii— Aoingtr, Lord, iA d 6 C 

Funeral. 21 ado 

Adams, Key. J as. Wins., 22 IQ 

— f- Agnew, Mir W. F., 29 a 4 a 

Aitken, Henry 2i n 6 

^— Alder, Oomuiander «:ha8., 17 a 10/ 

— Allan, Sir vViu.,2J U k d 

.— - An<ter8on. >ta£f Commander John Grimt^ 
dale, Of a J J 

Majjr- General IC. A., 25 did 

- AuBlruther, bir Windham ^ibt. CarmiQ. 
l^aei, ^7 u u <;^ 



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]>e«th8 C ontinufd), 

— Aii4»ewM, Itev. W. G.. 2 </ 6 d 

— A. zer. Algr., 2.'> n 6 <r 

— von 20 n 7 fi 

«• Archer, Itannah, 17 a 10 « 

<— Anhar. Juhn KayDur, 21 n liy 

-^ (^ttpL L. R, S., Wit 8 f 

«— BHker. the Hev. ^>. W., 2U ^ 4 « 

I Letter un, ;iO ^ 8 c; 

«— BaUlflli C'oiitessa, 2rii6(i 

-— ^ Barring toil, Via.«ounte88, 18 « s>y 

Kunerul. 20 n 10 r 

*^— Benrdiilee. Uear Adaxiral L. A., li n 4<{ ' 
-■— Bedr- ICddioe, Triace Ahined, ibai d 
ii^^ Betl, Vtatthew, l\d d \ e 
•«-^ Beutinck, l«ord Wm. Aiigostiu C^rendi^h. 
6n46 

Fuiiifral, 19»i 10/ 

— Beyiioii, Mrij ir-Gt>a. W. H., 15 o 4 4 

— Bissell, WiUii.i 6., 8 o 7 tf 

«— Bittletttun, i'H'ion iiklwiii, \'i n% b 

BUikley, AleJ(.g 4 n 6 o 

1 — Blnkeley, C'ouiuiaader (}eo., 29 </ 4 f 
•!— Bouih-Tucker, Mrs.. 3oo4«— li)fi6/' 

•-« Meaioiial cserriQo. J n <$ 0>-3 j» o ^^5 n 9 ^ 

v«^ Dootliby, ilon. Mrs.. IG n 6 o 

Lvtier tin, l\ n i\ f 

n Bcmrke, Hev. Che lloa. Geo. Wingdeld, 10 

« Funeral, l;i o 7/ 

— Uowen. Mh| ir-ueji. G. B«. 1 1 4 (> a 

Uraliani. UaTil 17 o 8 a 

v^ Bramwell, ^Ir Kredk., i dl a 
I Funeral, b d i-i e 

Aiemunal ^ervioe, B d 6 a 

— Biigdeu. Alderman J. L.. 7 <i 9 / 
'm-^ Brittgs. VV. !£., 4 R 

--^ iirudiiQic, Geo., 9 n G 0—13 n bj 
1 Fuueral, i 4 n 8 <^ 

•^ — -- Letters od, i6 nUe 

Bruokdbank Cul. Arthur, Hdl/ 

._ iiruWD, Wm., 1:2 • 4 <t 

. — Bruuk. Ur. 7 a 12 6 
^-«- Bruud, Henry .Marc \) o i t> 
- — Buuhanaa LitiU(.-Gen. Ueury Jaau, 8 a 7 « 
9— LuUard, t^ir Uarry« 2d a 4 6 
w ■ Fuaeial, 31 o \t tt 
«P— BnUer, Admiral Sir Alex*} 5 o 8 a 
■ i^uQeral, i:i o Ij 

m — Bylaiidt, Cuunie^ta Adele de, 7 o 7/ 
* — Caidwea, Col. J, F., U 4 G 6 
«— CargUit I lent y. .> o 11 e 
.«-» Campbell Majoi^Jen. J. P.. 28 <i i b 
«p^ CaimicUiiti, iXiVid l«'rem.incle, a o 6 a 

CUytou, iiiuh . i ddj 

i^— i;ruabuia, ^apt. \£,. C, 2d d A 

^— ColTiUe, Col. the iloo. 6Lr Wm. Jaa., 17 o 

bu 
^ Funeral 22 1,0 d 

Cumu) jn, Francis J., 13. o 4 

-^ Connolly, ALijjr Gen. iil. J. li^ 24 n 6 « 

*-«-> Cot^s. Cliaa., 2 i fi G 

, ! ■■ Letter ou, 2> a 1 j ti 

- — Couduri, Frederic lieue, 2i d^ d 

- — Court- liepingtoiiy C. 11. >V. A.. 31 8 <i 

«^« Covrey. bdvr., 18 </ G 6 

war C<^, .klaior-Uea. 'J. V., 5 J 8 ^ 



Deaths {continue <J\ 

Craven. Sir H. M.^^lUnSo- 

Ciipps W. J., 27 06 d 

rroi.K Mr-,. 21 n 11/ 

^^ Cuiiiffe, M.ijor-Gen. K» EJ^, 23*4/ 
^— Curn-.iw, Wni.. I.i o 4 ci 

- (^ust. r'oJ. .JoUii Francis, 27 6 d 

Dale, Surpreon-Gen. \. J., 26 a 7 d 

- DaTies, Vlajir Gen. J. i.. 23 o •( / 

I)' via, .Sugi^in- Major-Gen. Jas.. II n 7j^ 

Djiw.'si, sii- Etlwyn, 23 d 7/ 

Ue Pat pe. M rae Virginie. 'i7 o-d e 

Deane, liyicinthf Vlary, iH d 12 o 

Dease, ( ol. S.r Gerald HIcJl. 20 0. 8 ^ 

— — Deo. Kaji Sir .Sudhal, 2i d 6 d 

- Devereux, Sir Jos., 1 1 / 6 a 

DeTkunvarb.i Rani S.iheb 2i ddd, 

Donaldson, (*anon A. B., ii d 6 a 

Doyle, Cnuon, 2 ' 4/ 

- Drucker. A-lolph.is, 12 d 8/ 

DruniQionOi C. G. A.. 7 d\>/ 

Duffery, Sir Ge.i. FreJk., 14 o 9 « 

- Duperron, .vlme., 29 t/ + « 

— «<- Eccles, .Vlajor-Gen. Cuthberc, 19 n djjf 

lilkins. W. L.. '.) n !>/ 

Ktberidge, i^lht., 21 d&d 

- Kvershed, Al I. Sydney, 5* a 9/— 16 n'i^h 
Fadruss, Johaim -60 t,/ 

— • Fair. • oinm-inder G. d. IC. 6 n i b 
<-— ^ Falconer, Canon D.ivid iiicti., •> 8 a 

Falb. Prof, KudoU. i o 7 J 

Far Well, Senator Caas. B., 7 o 7/ 

Kiriuilian, Vlgr.. ^i d 6 a —22 / 3 c 

Floyer, E. A.. \6 d 12 c 

Fogg, W., I o 4 d 

Fox, Samson, 2G o 6/ 

Franks, Capt, Harry Clifford, 13 4 o- 

FreetXkan, Kev. liage l^arle, iG <i 12 c 

- Mrs.. 30 n t; 

B'uller-Aciaiid-llood, Dovrager Lady,8 i9jf 

— «■ Geistiiiger, vime. vUrie, i o i d 

Gemiuiiigtn, G^n. of the Xnfaatry Baroi\ 

TOO, 24 o 1 1 y 

- Gibraltar, Bp. of. 10 <2 8 
Gta^i'i^. Geo. 29 ri 4 £C 

Gleaduwe, G. E. Y., 7 flt 9 / 

Goveti. Ven. lleniy, 2.4 a 8 

— . Giace A. L'\, 1 1 n 8 6 —18 n 9/ 

bray Jas., 9 a 'J J 

Griiuin, Dr. JuUus Otto, 2\ a 6 d 

Grouow, Lieut.-Col. W. L., 31 ii 9 6 

Guuniug, Sir G, W.^ 22 o 10 

I Funetal, 26 o 9/ 
iia«:ier, Major W. R, 5 << 8 6 

- liali, vV. s^., £Oo6b 

- Ha nay, Commandjr Uttgh UalUday, 27 c^ 
60 

— > llansemauii, Uerr Adoli>hvoa, 10 d 8 c— «li 
4 cj c 

Hardinan Joha uernard^ 3 n 7 / 

llarto.d. »V. U., 3 a 7/ 

Harrison, Cliford, 18 rf 6 6 

Letter on, IJ U 12 a 

ilarward Capt. F. !£., 20 a 4 << 

Uealh. itear-Ad.u. *V. A. J., 22 </ 4 6 

- Ueggius, Alfred, ^6 o 1O0 
— — Fuueral, 3i 11/ 



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pjxmkb'b indbx **to the timsb" itkwbpapeb. 



I Oct. 1 to 



(oonttnutd), 

Henthc itti« Sir W. P., 31 o 8 i 

-^ Hendriok, Eliza C\, 4 n 6 < 
«— Herbert, Sir .Vf .. 1 o 4 o— 2 o 8 i 

" »- Faneral. 7 o 6/ 
1— — Letters od, 2 o 3 </-»8 o 8 # 
,^ — Memorial Sernoea, 6 o 3/— 7 06/ 

Nolic5e,6o7/ 

Herford« Rar. I>r. Brooke, 22 i 46 

«*— Horero. Cardinal, iO d 6 c 

« . Notioe, IHd 12 <i 

•— Hesse, Priiioe^s Elis. of, 17 n 10 0— 18 n5o 
« Funeral s»0 a 6/ 

I.. Po«t Mortem iS&aiiiinatioii, 19 a 5 a 
•« — Hewett, ('ape. ^V. W.. -t-i n6o 
«-> Uoad, Jas. iladley, 2H tf 7/ 
« — Huare, Francisi, 2:) o 4/ 
- — Hocking. Bey. W. J.. 5 rf 8 J 
V— Ho^gkii son, Alfred. i5 o 4 <f 
-w— HobenioUe — Lant^enbarg, Grand Ducal 

Higlyness tbe Prinoedii beopolJine Z 1, 24 d 7/ 
•— il olford. Seoond Lieat^ C A., 1 7 o 8 a 
•«— Uulms, W.. » o 4 J 

— ^ Uor«iey. Jobn (^atluott. 20o 3 a 

«.. Funeral 2:i 7 / 

«^- Uud«on, Charles Thomas. 27 6 J 

«^* Huxtabie. GerMld v ^onsiantiae, 16 o 7 d 

m — Jnglis, Btssie, 7 a 9/ 

.— Isaac, 8hu1, tf o 4 

.p. — Isaos, Uer. Albert Augustus 19 a 9/— 30 11 

m — Jarrett, Henry O. 19 9 / 

«i— Joncteras, M. Victurin 2^ 10 0— 29 4 / 

V— Juy, l^anoq Ssoiuel M d6 c 

mm — Rain. Rev. John Jo«^ 27 o 6 <tf 

-«^ Hf Iby. lUl'nund Mearea, 28 o 6 / 

« — Kemble. Thus^ 19 « 9/ 

^-^ Kennard, Arthur, 27 o 8 # 

•v^ Kbmitoss, M. Leoaidas, 7 o 7/ 

m^ KiUiek, He?. H. U., 6 <i cf ft 

Kiog.T„ltfd 12 

m — Kirker, Fleet-Surgeon Gilbert, 2 > a 8 

.« — Kirton, Uer. Cbas., i d 9/ 

« — Kuox, Mrs., 29 </4 tf 

.. — Koskiuen, M. Yrjj. 14 a 8 a 

-— lAckey. Sir John, 18 a 8 i 

«.- Laing, Hon. John, 3 o 11 e 

«p— Lamb, Capt. G. H., 10 a 11 

.P-. lAurd, Lieut. IL U.. 20 a 4/ 

«—. Lawson, Geo., 16 4 4 

«---> Lo Uo, Hear- Admiral 3 1 1 ^ 

«H^ Le Mesurier, Lieut.<rGeo. John, 28 a 7 « 

, — Lecky, W, K, U., 24 • iQ u 

,m ■!■■ Cremation of 27 9y 

^ !■ ■ Funeral, £\io 6d 

- . • Notices, 28 o 10 a 

.^.^ Leitb- Buchanan, Sir Geo. Hector, 1 o 4 5 

«— liepine, MmCt 1 o 4 <{ 

Lester. Hot. r. E„ 4 a 8 

Lindsay. Col J. G.. 2S d7J 

«.p— Ltppmaan, (}eheimraih Friedrioe. 3o U # 

. Ultie, Key. V. P.. 6J 4 6 d 

v»- Lowrv, Gonunaoder A. 0« 6 4 8 6 
.. — LudlJvr, bir Heury, 19 n 9/ 
«^— Lutfhrsen. Ur.. o n i U 
^^m Macaskie, 8tuart Cunnxogham, 4 a 8 
__ FuUQrai, 8 7/ 

4<i 



Deftthfl (0onliattc</)« 

— Mackenzie Lieut. Allan Jas. lieginald, 10 

oBa 

Afacnaghten, Lady, 2i o W f 

— — • Macplier^on, Lady, 7 o 7/ 

MaUUrd. Ool R. T.. 16 n 8 r 

-^ Main waring. Gen. K. Q^ 3') o 4 
^— > Mann. lier. Chas. Noel, 8 1 1 

Maple, Sir J. B., 2> a 8 ft 

■ Funeml 30 a 8 
— — > l/etter on. 28 a 4 

Margaritl Apostol 31 8ii 

^- Marshall, Julian. I <i 9/ 

Martin. Ven. H. J., 24 d 7/ 

— * Martineau. His Hommr Judge 2 o7 / 
— MasMii, Hon. Louis Franojis Kodrique, 27 
a8M 

May, Lieut.«Gen. Jas.. Sddf 

.— » Mnyer, Uerr, 2^60 

MoKenna. Csnon. 81I 9/ 

--* Mees. Ailrian Kudolpli. 19 i 12 d 
— > Merriman, §e€ Soott 
.^. Milbum, Wm., 13 n 8 ft 

Miller Captain A. W , 14 o 9 

^-— Mommsen, Professor, 2 n 10 a 

■ Funeral, 8 a 3 
-■ Letter on, 7 a 18/ 

^— > Notices, 3 a 3 
<— — Moodelliar. Kao. tiith'i'lur A. Sabapathy, 2 

d*ie 
— — Moody. Mrs. I). L., 14 o 9 
— »^ Moore, llobt, Jn^per, 27 a 6 d 
— — Funeral I d^ f 
More-Molyneux. Major General Geo. Hand, 

24a 80 

Morel Sir Thos.. 8 o 7 

— ^ Moser. lierr Gudia^ von, 27 o 6 a 

Mumby, Miij.tr Langton Philip. \ d7f 

—» Murphy. Jas. Kits. Gerald, 2 d6o 
— - Napier. General vV. O. HI., 2 o 7/ 

- Newdoii, Harry, tf d 9/ 

NichuUon, Sir Chas., 10 n 11 

- Niven, F. Wm., 27 a 6 ci 

- ^ Oakeley, Sir Herbert Stanley, 27 o 8 ^ 
^— Ugden, Samuel, 2i </ 4 6 

Orr lowing, (7. L. 2o d i d 

Osier, Alfred Uarks%m. 2 o 7/ 

O'Dowd, Sir Jas. Cornelius, 17 dSd^lSd 

66 
■■■ Letter on, 21 d 2/ 

O'liea. Mgr.. 60^0 

PaUii, KeT. liL^iw., 7 a 12 ft 

— - Papineau. Louis J. A^ 12 d Sf 

Parr, Luuiva 7 a 12 ft 

— • Pnttullo, Andrew. 3l d 7 ft 

- Penn. Joh'i. ^i a 8 d 
— Funeral. 2ri « lift 

Perels Geheimrath Professor. 29 d 4/ 

— — Philps, lier. it. 1>., 8 o / e 

Pile, John. 18 a 9/ 

^— > Portal Lady. Funeral 10 a 6 ft 

Pottiiiger, Inspector-General of HospitaLa 

and Fleets iioljert, 19 a 9/ 

^— Prailel, Count Maurice de, 9 d 9/ 

Pritchard. Sir CJhas. iU 25 a"6 <^ 

— * Proust. l>r.. 27 a 8 u 

i*uUea, Itev. ii. \W^ 18 4 44 



D^. si, 1908.J 



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Deaihtf (oontinu»'d)\ 

PujbaniDd, M., 24 ti 6 (• 

— Quarrier, Wm., 17 o 8 » 

-^ Kaineria. Archduchess Clotilde Mariot 15 i 

Reea, F. W. J., 10 a 1 1 d 

•- — Rennle. Captain Jas., 2 dfih 

— ^ Richnrdson, (Tolonel John C^roif, 19 a 9/ 

Richmond, Dak© of, Funeral, 6 o 8 H 

■■ Letter on. 22 o 6 6 

- — Riplpy, Sir Edw., 24 a 6 e 

— Risley, Holford Cotton, \Soio 

— Ritfiiii. Erik. 24 d If 

- — Roberts. Hon. Darid Thos., 17 a 10/ 

— Rnberraon. Genernl J. H. 0., 6 a 4 & 
— - — Captain Jas.. 21 £2 6 cf 

Rev. Jag., 2' 9 / -24 oil/ 

■■ Funeral 27 o 6 « 

> Robinson. 8ir John, 6 a 4 6 



Sir John R.. / (2 6 d 
Fuoeml 7 <2 10 6 



-^— Roca General Rudecindo, 30 a <> « 

— Rodewall. Alfred Edw.. 1 1 a 7/ 
■■ ■ Letter on. 14 a 8 a 

— RodriquesB, Senor Navarro, 28 d If 

Ross. J. T., Funeral. 2 o 7 / 

— Rothschild. Baton Arthur de, 11 d 6 6 

Rowton. Lord. iO a 14 <( 

- ■ ■■ Funeral 13a 6/ 

■ Memorial Servlcei 18 a 5/ 
— • Ryan. Wm.. 2fi a 7 s 
Rye. Miss. Letter on, 17 n 10 s 

— Sale, Colonel T. H , 21 <{ 6 i 
•*— Samuel, Chas., 12 o 4 <i 

— Sanderson. Kobt.. 1 o 4 i 

- — Sandwith, Colonel John W. F., 6 o 8 

-— Sastri, Sir A. 8., Letter on. 20 a 4 <{ 

—^ Saunders. Cornelius Thos., 27 o 6 ^ 

— — Says^. Rich. Henry, 13 o 4 j 

-^ Schaeffle, Professor Albert Fredk., 29 d 4/ 

— Schmidt- Cabanis, Uerr, 13 a 8 6 

— Scott, H. S., 20 a 4 / 

i^^ Scale- H ay ne. Chas.. 28 a # 

Euneral, 2^ a 1 1 / 

— — Senhouscb Humphrey P.. 22 ^ 4 d 

— Shaw-Stevrart, Sir Michael, Wd^a 
Shield. Hugh. 26 aft 

Shiliito. Rev. F. 8., 8 o 11 « 

Sitte, Herr Kamiilo, 17 n 10/ 

*^ Sliffo Lord, 31 <2 9 6 

— ^ Smith. Basil Murray, 16 o 7 <i 

■ ■ C^aoon Bernard. 26 o 6 / 

■■■ Canon Sidney Lidderdale. 14 9 ^ 
— > T. K., 7 d 9/— 8 d 9/ 
-i— Snelgrove, John. 8^8/ 

Sole. Rev. Arthur Baron, Md^d 

^^ Soltykoff, Prince Dimltri, 23 a 6 i 

Funeral 27 a 6 a 

«— Spenoer, Herbert. 9 </ 12 o 

Funeral, 14 </ 8 d^\b d 12 </-16 <l 12 5 

— ^— Notices 9 <2 6 n-10 d 9/— 10 d 8 6^12 d 

7 0-12 d«f''\5d5 e^ijd 6/— 18 d6b 

Letters on. 15 a 12 #- 19 il 4 s 

Lady, 2 n 9/ 

■ Funeral, 6 a 10 a 

«-— SpurgiH>n. Mrs. C. H.. 28 o 4/ 

-i^— Spnrgin, Lien t.- General Sir J., 30 a 6 



DeafhH (oonttnued). 

- Stoir, Earl of. 4 <f 7/ 
SUnley. Lord, i\ d6d 

Funeral, \ed\2h 

" Letter on. 1 9 rf 13 h 

Steere. Sir Jas. Lee, 2d2h 

— 8t4>ven8on, H., 17 i 6 » 

- Stoke. Ref . T. H., 9 rf 9/ 

Stuart. Geo. Henry. 17 a 10 / 

Sylvester. Deputy- Surgeon- Qen. J. fl., 7 et 

Talbot, (^aptsin 0. A. P.. lid Be 

Taflia. Msrquis, 17 a 10/ 

Talierman. Lewis. 19 9/ 

Taylor, Algernon. 9 n 9/ 

Rev. Henry Willoughby, 24 d 7/ 

Thompson, Mrs.. 19 <| \2 d 

Thomson. Surgeon-(^^l. Sir Geo., Hd7 f 

TindAl T. W., 1 1 II 7 / 

Todd, EdW^ 21 d fid 

— ^ Trevail, Sylvanus. 9 a 9/ 
— . Tudhope, Hon. John. 24 d If 

Tuke, Major \^9o. Jerrv Arthur, 15 o 4 <^ 

— «- Turnor, Edmund, 16 J \t o 

Unwin, Major- General Robt., 18 o 4 ^ 

d'Ursel. Due, 16a6e 

— — Valussi Or. Eugenlo, 13 4 
^— Yandam, Albert Dresden* 27 oSd 

VVaker. Col. Thos.. 2odid 

Waldersee. Vice- Admiral Von, 24 a 6 tf 

Wsllaue. Dr. Jas. Robt., 20 o 8 ft 

Walpole. Lady, 23 a 6 a 

— Walrond. Hon. Lady, 3 o 11 ^ 
Funeral 6 7 / 

«-— WaUh, Canon, l\ d6b 

Walsham. >Vm. Johnson. 9 o*4 d 

^x- Wardale, Rev. John, 2 <{ 6 6 
Waring, Sir H. J.. 27 a 6 << 

'« Watson Canon Henry LaO0d« 14 « d d 
-— . Webb. Judge T. E.. 1 2 a 4 d 

— Weeks, Engineer Rear>Adailnd GfeonM 
Horatio, 21 o 9 / "^ 

— -^ John Chas., 10 « 11 tf 

^■^ Weldon, Captain T. H., a 4 ft 

White. Prebendary L. B*, Funeral^ 2 a 7 rf 

— — Wigram. Sir (/has. Hampden, 31 • 8 <i 

Wilkinson, Cciooel Josiah, 21 o 9/— 280 4/ 

— — Robt., I4rf 8 c 

WUlUms, Itov. Edwin, 2 </6 ft 

— Wais.A. W.,7rf9/ 

Wilson. Dr. Jas. Hood, 8^9/ 

Wise. Dacres Hope, 9 a 9 / 

— Woodcock, Dr. Samuel, 14 </ 8 tf 
— ^ Wynford. Lord, 31 a 8 i— On 4 ft 

— *• Wynne- Finch. Lieut-Col C. A., 6dSb 
«-* Yarrow, Dr. O. E., 26 a 7 a 

ZanardfeUi, Giuseppe, 28 4 7/ 

^ Notioea. 29 i 3 a 

Debenham (E. U.) on the Electric Lifting Qaetf' 

tk>n in Marylebooe. 14 << 16 / 
— » Frank) on Maryiebone Plnanoe^ 7 o 1 1 li 
Decimal Association, 80 a 6/ 
Defence of Liberal Personalities, Letter on, 20 tf 

9a 
DENMARK:^ 

— Cbristlaiisborg Castle, 893ft 
— - Finauocb 7 • 3 / 

8T 



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- King of. Honoar for. 14 ft II A 
^^^— MncHUneotit N(ws, 10 d^f 

ParliHrnent, « o 3 c 

'Denny (V\ M. G.) on the Irish Land Act of 1903, 
9n4 

l^enomi nationalism and Rate Aided Schools, Let- 
ter on n rf 18 6 

^eptford Fund, Letter on 3 <i 6 a 
New Town Hall for. 15 o 5 o 

■Derby (r^)rd) and Secondary Schools, 19 <i 16 d 

i^estitDte diildn-D's Dinner Society Letter on, 
12 d ^0 fl 

D^onians in London, Dinner. 30 n 12 

Devonshire (Dnke of) and the By- Elections, 
Letter on, 28 <tf 8 « 

Dicey (Edw.) on Oray's Inn and Qaeen Elisa- 
beth. 3 n 9 6 

Dickens' Birthplace, Letter on, 1 o 10 e 

Dickinson (VV. H.) on Mr, Chamberlain on the 
Jewelry Trade. 9r7/ — I6r7« 

on the Langs of I^ndiuv, 14 o 2 /" 

Dilke (^^ir Cfaas.) and the War Office, 12 7 « 
Dillon (Lord) on King*s College Hospital ^ 9/ 
Diplomacy and Trade, Letter on, 22 « 10 
Disappearance oCT^ss Hickman, 8 10 
Discovery of Bronce Relics, 1 7 ^ 8 a 

of an Old Parchment, 1 2 o 8 c 

Disraeli (~) and Tariff Reform, Letter on, 26 n 

10 4 
DIVOBOECOtJST:^ 

Alien V. Allen, \o\Zd 

— Allwright V Allwright and Lott, 1 o 13 <f 
«— Armltnge t^. Armitage and Kidd, \ o \^d 
«-^ Ashweli V. Ashwell and Tilley, \ o \'6 d 
*»^ Bambridge 9. Bambridge and another, 10 n 

8/-l2n \%d 
•— Barrett v, Barrett, 2 i 3 

Barton v. Barton and Verschoyle, 19 tf 8 / 

»»— Beelby v. Beelby and Simma, 1 13 </ 
^r- BeUrille v, Bellville and Neilson, b dbj 
•— Bentley v. Bentley and Spackman, 15 o 13 a 
»-^ Berrvman v. Berry man. 27 3 <i 

»-^ Bispham v, Bispham Studdert and Shaw, 
\\d^ e^Vl d b #^15 d 3 0— 16 a 4 a~17 d 3 
9—16 dB b 
— » Bracey v. Brftcey and Hendley^ 1 13 d 
^^ Braham v, Brahamand Turner, 1 o 13 i 

Brooke-Peehell 0. Brooke- Pechell^ 10 n 3/ 

*^-^ Bunting v. Bunting, loo 1 > a 

.^- Carter v. Carter and Thompson, 1 o 13 d 

^•^ Cairns 0. Caitna, 15 13 a 

... Chick p. Chick, 15 • 13 d 

•— Chivert v. ( fairera and Pearce, 16 n 2/ 

•^ Cbriatopheraon v. Christopherson and 

Hobba» I o 13 4 
•i— Church V, Churcbt 81 5 d 
»— Cole V, Cole. 15 13 a 
*— . Coomba v. Coomba and Hopkins, 27 o 3 4 
•-. Croft V. Croft aud Nagle, \ \B d 
w^ CuUerne v, Cullerne and Froat, i olS d 
m~^ Derrick v. Derrick, 15 o 13 a 
•»-r- Dexter v. Dexter and Booten, 15 18 a 
»— Drummond u. Drummond and Jackaon, 15 

• 13 a 
»— Dumayne v, Dumayne and Wilson, 1 18 i 
^M- Dyaon v. Dyaon and Mc Lauchlan. i 13 c^ 

at 



Divoroe Oourt (continued), 

Kngelbrecht r. Kngelbrepht* 27 3 i 

- Gardner v. Gardner. 1 l3 i 

Gordon v. Gordon and Hell 1 18 4 

Gib9on V, Gibson, 15 13 a 

— *- Gorot V, Gorst an.) Bradford. 1 18 <t 
Gray v. Gray, I 13 /f 

Hftitfh V. Paifjh and Baxter, 15 a 18 d 

< — Hall V, Hall and Donovan, I o 13 cf 

- - «nd Parmer. 1 l'^ d 

Hallam v Halliim. 10 n 3/ 

*^ Hurt 0. Hart I o 13 <I 

.^— Hawken v, Hawken and Evans, 19 4 3/ 

Helliwell u, Helliwi-ll and Bentley, 1 o 18 4 

Hoifmsn V. Hoffman^ (5 o 13 a 

Hopkins v. Hopkins and Jocelyn. \ \S d 

^^^ Hunt V. Hunt and Brooks. 15 18 a 

^— Jack V. Jack nnd Heider, 15 d 13 4 

— — Jones V. Jones Saunders and Cooke, 1 5 • 1 3 A 

Kaiz V. Karz, 1 o 13 <i 

- Latimer v. Latimer and Tliompson. I 13^ 

Levy V. Levy and Witlgrasse, i 13 ^ 

Loram r. Loram. I o IS a 

— '— Mace V, Mace, I 13 i 

Manner v, Manser and Langridge. 1 18 il 

- Mason v. Mason aud Blake, I 13 </ 
" and Kent, 15 o 13 a 

— McAvoy w. McAvoy, 7 n \7 d 
Mitchell V. Mitchell. Adbd 

- Morgan u. Morgan and Hurrell, 15 o 18 <t 
•«^— Morris v. Morris, I o \S d 

Neligan v. Neligan, I i 14 tf— 16 d A e 

— — Nicholson v, Nicholson and Cameion, 3 n 13<) 

OH'allaglian v. O'CalUghan. Ld o 13 a 

- Pagev. Page and Hunt. I 13<i 

Paine v, Paine, 31 o 5 <2 

Parker tf. Parker, 15 13 a 

Payne v. Payne and Jenkins, 15 18 a 

Peczenik v, Pecsenik, 15 18 ft 

Peters V, Petera. 15 o 13 a 

Pollard V. Pollard, W dS e*16 dSe 

Prigent v. Prigent. 27 3 <i 

- Purgold V. Purgold and Lambart 29 13 il 

Robinson o. Robinson 1 13 i 

-^ Russell V, De Modena. 8d3/^\\d8e 

Seary v, Seary and Dyde, I I3rf 

-^ Singleton v. Singleton and Sheltoo, I o 13 il 

Skilt Vk SkItt and Perfect, 15 o 13 o 

^~ ^mith V. Smith and GrifBlths, l.i 13 a 
^~ Smyth V. Smyth Barclay and Hollenborgi 
19a 4 M 

- Stanley 0. Stanley Harwood, 1 13 e< 
Stone k Stone, 15 o 13 cr 

Stuwell V. Stowell, I 13 i 

Swan V, Swan, I o 1 3 ^ 

TttUing V, Tailing and Peasgood. 1 18 i 

^— Taunton v, Taunton and OH'onnor, 28 n 3 D 

Taylor 0. Taylor and Boswell, 25 n 3 « 

and Holt. 15 o 13 a 

Walker v. Walker and Braid. 1 I3 i 

<— Wansey v, VVansey and Sievekiog, 1 o 13^ 
Ward V, Ward, U \'d a 

«— Warner v. Warner and Harrison. 1 13 i 

Watoon v, Watson. 4 n 3 a— 7 n 17 c< 

Webb V. Webb and Baker, 15 13 a 

Westlake v, Westlake, 15 o 18 a 

White 0, While and ELstou, 15 13 a 



bee. 31 190S.1 



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Edd 



ft 7orce Court -^continwd), 

WilliHiui V, William*, I o \3 d^22 d 18 # 

Wilbion V. Willson, 16 o 13 a 

Wisemanii;. Wiseman and Germitn. lo \3d 

Wood V, Wood and Phillip*, lo 13 4 

WoMlej V. Woratey and Wursley. 4 a 2 0— 

16 /' 3/-2a d 18 « 

^*- Wyhe ». Wyke, I c/ 14«— 12 i 3/ 

— Yoang 0. Yuang and Milner 12 n 18 <? 
Diz (Q. A.) on the Coliection of KHtes la London. 

22 U4d 
DixuD (Jas.) on Shipping and Fiscal Policy, 8 n 

lO d 
Dubbie t J. C.) on ProAta in the Iron Trade, 24 tf 

4 d 
Dock RegnlaUuns Letter on, \id\2} 
IKWKS -. - 

^ Bairy Graving, 11 n 12 6 

'^— Khediviai Mail Steamship and QravioA 10 

— Llaneily North, 26 4I 6 a 
a— M«rsey, \S d 10/ 

— Newpokt, 811 12^ 

«*— Proposed New Adnkiralty at l!ottg kong. 

Letter un. )So il 
^— Siiarpnesa Near, 80 o 1 8 d 
— - Suce ol Shares in Companieaj sm werw 

dav"^ vat/er 
bodd (J. t.) on the Legal Poor of London, 80 d 

10 fc 
Dogmatic Theology, 6 b d / 
Dominican Bepablio, Fighting in the, 11 a.d d« 

l2ii8D-28rf4a-29d3/ 
Don (Helen) on St. Lake's Hoase. 27 o 14/ 
*-^ (J. B.) on English NOnOonformisU and 

^^cutcb EpisoopalUns, 30 9 a 
Donkiii (Dr. H. B.) on Physical DeteriorAtion, 

81<il0 6 
Dorman (M. R P.) oh Fiscal PoUcy; 4 a 6 s 
Doaai, the English Benedictine Gollege at, Let- 
ter on, 10 n 2 J 
DoagUh (Prof. R. &) on ftb ^terh Lighten 

the Fiscal Policy Question. 1 7 o 6 « 
Dover Municipal £l«-ciion Petition. 24 i 4 a 
Dowie (.Mrs.) in Lirerpool, 3 n 7 tf 
— - Mission, 9 n Uif—H <i Aa 
Dowsett (C. F.) on Fiscal PoUcy and Agriculture, 

25d \i)/ 

on White Blackbirds, 24 i 4 a 

Doyle (Sir A. (T.) ou Mr. Balfour and the City of 

Bradford, 29 <J 4 c 
Drainage Works at Oporto, 22 i 2 / 
Dual Alliance, 29 d d 
Dublin UniTemity, 21 o 8 ( 
Duckworth (Canon R.) on the Ute Dean drad>> 

ley, 11 nil/ 
Dudley (Lady) on For the Sick Poor in Irelaodj 

14<il0a 

— (Lord) and the QoTernmeni of Ireland. 
Letter on, 23 <2 6 

Dudley's (Lord) Administration Letter en, 29 d 

DueUing in Germany, 2 a 6 a 

Duff (Sir M. E. G.) on Appeal, 7 o 6 J 

** Duke "and his Political Friends. Letters, en 2^ 

<^8f-26rf6/ 
"Duke's Motto," Letter on, 18 d 7/ 



Dilmi>ing. Lettelrs on,30 a 8 a— 1 i 10/-3 i H * 
--AilOb—bd lAd—l d 7e-ll rf 7f-l2 </ 
ld«— I4^i3a— 19<il3 <i— 21 <i6e— 21 d 14 4 
—2a d 4 />-24 dlOh -25 d 5/-26 d 6 h^^i 
dSd-md 10/ 

Furei}?!! (Prosj^riiy artd. Letter 00, 30o « d 

An Illiistration of. Letters on, 16 4 <i— 20 

dM/-28o »0 J-26d7/ 

Dun<^nnon(Lord) On the Hospital Shopping 

Day 26 t 6 a 
Dunfermline Abbey, Inter^tiug Discovery in, 26 

\2d 

DUnravciiCLord) on Expo^ti AUd Imports. 23 4 

110 
DurhHUi University, 6 e 4 rf 
Duties of Consuls, Ldtter On, 2^ ^ tOe 
Dwellings of the Poor. 16 11 d-dl d 13 4-20 

11 16 9 ^ , ^ 

Dysart (Lord) en Army Beform v, FiAcal Re^ 

form, 18 old a 

BArdley-Wilmot (Prebendaify A. At) dd ^ird 

Drill in Schools, 2dAe 
fiHrlMvrood Asylaot. Letter on. 2 4 II 6 
Earthenware and Chida. the MAnufacture kn(i 

Decoration of, 12 il Hi 
East End Banquet to the Peer, 10 n 3 tf 

Letter «m. 6 il 10 o 

Emigration Fund, 30 A 6/ 

East Ham*8 Teehnical College. 1 i <f 9 tf 

India Association, 3 8 4 

Loudon Church FOnd. 12 a 10 i 

— ^.^i-* Anniversary Meeting. lO s 8 » 

Hospital for Children. 2^d7/ 

EastUke(t\ L.) ow Sir Jo^hui Reynolds and th* 

PlymptonGhimmAr School, 25<l2/ 
Easter Offerings for the Clergy. Letter on, 25 n 2/ 
Eaton (G. L.) on Hospital Acoomtnodatioa^o^ 

the Well' to-do, 26 a 18 a 
Ecclesiastical Appointments, sM ObBiueAL 

— Commissioners and Glebe Coal, Letter en, 
81 12 e 

Btilipse Of the Sdd. Letter en» 31 d9f 
Economics of Mr. Chamberlain and Bonsr La#| 

Letter on. 19 Ao 
Ecroyd(W. F.) on Fiscal Policy «» o 7 6 
Edgcumbe (Sir liich ) on the Patriotism of Part/ 

Politicians I6rf 8/ 

on lieligious Teadhing in Schools 12 <f 6 d 

Edinburgh Liberals and Sir H Campbtll Banner* 

man 7 n 1 2 e 

— Univelrsiiy 3'eHd-l8rt9/ 
Edmonton, Muuieipal ii^ztraTagAnce at, Lettef 

on. 27 a 8 d , « . - 

Educiable, Letters on, 19 a 8 tf— 7 i 10 ^— 8 <l 8 

a-ddli ^ — 10 d 8« 
EDUOATION :— 
Baker Street v^'hurch of England High Sett« 

001 31 18 c 

uf li^duCatioil, 10 i 6 0—23 ^ 4 e 

i-=. List of Candidates. 28 o 8/ 

Schools Resur^am. Letter on, 13 d 4/ 

Cheap Ordnanee burrey vlapsforTeaottid^ 

Purposes. Letter on, 19 6 6 
Church Schools in Wales, Letter oUi 11 « 

CommereUl Bduttdtloe, I • 2/ 



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Edncation (continu d), 

— » (^ost uf Klr-mentary Rdncjitfon in Americft, 
Letters on. A n 12h 17i»I2« 

- Danger of School Attendanoe. Letter on, 9 
« Me 

- Rdamtion tn Scotland, 10 m 11 c/ 

—^ Edncttional Cunfrrens at Athens. 27 n 9 « 

Exhibition of Scholars Work, 21 o if 

— ^ Fees in Continuation Schools Letter on, 28 
nia 

Fencing in Public Schools, 2S d 5 e 

* Letter on, 28 rf 4/ 

Fire I>rill in Schools, Letters on, 27 a 12 ft 

—28 n 14 ft-2 die 

«-— GrieTanoe of the Voluntary Schools, Letter 

vn 19 a 12 « 
— — Hif^lipr Education in India, 2ft n 11/ 

of Working Men, 14 rf 5 rf 

— — Industrial Schools Letter on. 17 n 4 <? 
^ London (^ountj Council Scholarship, 22 d 

2/ 
^ London School Board—Appofntment of 

Nurses, \H d \h h 

^ Attpndance of Children, id2f 

— — at Evening Con tin nation Schoola, 80 o 

%e 
— — Borough (7onncils and New Sites, 16o 5 d 

Chairmen of rommiitees. \%d \b h 

( hildren*s Eyesight and the London 

Hospital, 20 n IR d 

Church and Roman Catholic Pupil Tea- 
cher ( 'entres, W a 1 5 a 

( -ost of Schools, SO 9 <» 

^— Curfew Ordinance, 2 o 10 > 

nnd Delinquent Youths. 9o II c 

■ ■■ Ut-ath of S. Black. 3<) o 9 

Finance 9 o 1 1 r -23 13 ft 

Fire at Fast Ham Board School, 27 nXAo 

— Inspection and Examination of Schools, 

27 n I4r 

lectures on Health A d'^j 

Loan from tlie London County Council, 

iSrfl-. ft 

- London Education Act. 2 10 ft 
. Medical Department, 9 11 c 

— ^ New f>i7iiiion«l Offloes, 13 n 4/ 

Memb«»r8 f^ n IH A— 27 n 14 c 

School BuildinfTB, 18 n 4/ 

— I'hynical Kxerctsei* and Drill, 9 11 tf 
— ^ Frecfpt '-^O n lo a 

Frot!iii«in for Kpilnpiic Cliildren, 3Oe9 

— QualiflcHtion of IVHchers, 30 9 

He- housing \3 n A J 

— — Ueport of Industrial Schools Committee, 2 
olO / 

— Heportfl on Higher Education, 20 a \n a 

K« Ai^naTion of a Member, '^elOft— 18ol3ft 

— Schol.'irHhips. 7 o \'I e 

Schoiil Accommodation and Atteiidanoe, 28 

18 ft 
— — Manajcement, 11 rf 4 <J-18 d 16 ft 
Scripture Knowledge, 18 * 15 ft 

— Summer VacHtion School 6 n 8 « 

— Technical Instruction for the Blind and 
Deaf, 1." n 4 ^ 

— - Testing of I^ye«ight. ft a 8 ft 
— ^ Training of Teachers, 2 10 6 
4U 



Education (rontinu^d). 

Tuberculonis IB o ft ft 

New School at Weat Hampttoad 18 a 2/ 

Physical Education of ChHdren, 28 a 8/ 

- Keiitfious Teaching in Schools, Letters on, 
9d7 r-\2d6o-'n d 14tf— 26</8 a 

Kegi«tnition of Teachers, l« </ 1 1 y 

- Rhoden Scholars. Letter on, 19 a 11 « 
— Schnlarshipa 7 */ 5 a—15 d 6/ 

ratter on, 1 7 6 « 

Hnral NishC Schools, 2io\4d 

Russian Schools, Disaffection in, 2 n 5 t 

Secondary Schoola ReguUtiona. id%e 

- Southwark Educational Council, 21 o 8 ft 
— - Teachbitr of Gerann Letter on, 80 a 4/ 
of Technology, 26 d 9/ 

Technical Edncation, Letter on, 12 o 10 e- 

■ Board Oenleivnceof Teaebare, U tf 6 « 

in Germany, 26 a 4 ^ 

Training of Teachers for Seoondary Schools, 

\Ode c 
Vacation and Recreation Schoola. 6 a 8 d 

- Worcestershire Edaoation Committae^ 80 n^ 
10 ft 

E'lncation Act, aeewent daff^a peoMr 

Letters on. 18 o 8 ft— 20 o 6 a— 27 o2e^ 

6a9*-n a 6 <J-12 a 10a -18 a 6/— 19 a 12 
d-^^H M 4 ft^ie d 14 ft— 19 d 8 d-22 d 6 a^ 
23 dAe-2idhd-2Sdii/ 

Working of the. Letter 00, M a 8 a 

-— Fund, Report, 26 • 12 # 

Qut stion, Letter on, 1 9 o 10/ 

EGYPT: — 

British Chamber of Commerce in. Letter- 
on. 20 n 10/ 

and Foreign Contraetors in, 20 o 8 a 

Badset, 1 d5C'^2i d9h 

- Miscellaneous News, 25 ^ 8 a 
Effypt Kxploration Pond, 14 a 8 a 
Eighty (^lub, Meeting, SoHd 

Eket Expeditionary Force T^ter on, 17 a 10/ 
Elberfpld System of Poor Relief, 15 dSd 
ELECTIONS: — 

- Aberdeenshire, West Dirision, 14 a 9/ 

Anglesey. 81 o i2 

- Ayr Burghs. 23 d 4 e-28 d 6 0—30 ^ 8 1— 
81 d I)/ 

- Ayriihire South DiTision, 27 e 10/ 

BeWnst, West Division, 6o8o-.7o8rf— 

10 IU/-I20 4 «-14 o4/-l6o4e-l6o4 
ft— 17o»r— 19e9<i-20e8«-21p 12 ft- 22 
oA <l-23o5y- v4o9^'26o 10 ft— 31 el2o 

Lptter on 9 a 12 o 

Berks Mewbury Division, 2o9#-8o4« 

BerkAhire East Division, 46 4 o 

Berwickshire. 2<4^ 7 d 

Birmiiitfham. East Division, 2io9 d 

_ KdgHsum Division. 27 n H d—Sdo d 

West Division, 3 <i 6 <<— 7 «r 6 o 

Blacklmrn, 17 0^0 -24 o 9 il 

Bolton. 15 o 4/— 24 a 7 <^ 

- Border Burghs, 5 a 4 rf— 9 a 10 /— 14 a 9/ 
Brecknockshire, 3 <2 6 # 

— > Brighton, 26 o7 d 

Burnley. 80 o 4 </— 2 a 7 / 

Bury St. Edmunds. 7 8 i 

- Camberwell. Dulwich Division, 23 a 11 e— 



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Elections ^roritinued). 

I a 6J^2d6e—ddlid—A d 4 o—nd^d-^ 
7<tf 6 6— 8 d 7 0^\^d 6 6-io '/8 a— li d Wa 
— 12tf I2rt — 14// 12 r — 15 a IU«-16(/d 6 — 
I7rf6<y-lllrf M c 

Cambrufge. 2«» o H f — 22 oid^lfin 7 o 

-^ (^anu»rburv, I4 » 9/ 

Cardiff, 7 2 8 o— 10 <l 8 J -12 rf 12 6—14 <i 

I2e'-i9df<c^n d 10 d 

— Canzmnhen Boroughs, 22 j 4 rf— 28 « 7 rf— 
2«7y-.6«6*— It rf 12« 

D\9inc^lhoA/''2dt\€''2[d\0d 

Cheltenham, 1 o 6 fe— 10 o 10 / 

— Cheshire. Altrincham Dirisiun, 31 o 12 

— VVirrall DiTUiuii, 16 a t> 6 

City of Loird.in, 3 ) o 4 rf— 9 d^d 

— CurtiMTall. Borlmiri l)ivi8iony \ o o b 
' Nt. Ives DiTii«ion. 2i rf 3 /' 

Coreiurjr, 2ti o S c— 26 n 1 1 V — 3 li 6 4 

— (>rojdon, 28 n6o—6d 9 ^ 

('uiDbiiilaiid. Penrith UiTisioa. 7 a 12 « 

Devoaport, 27 • 10/— 12 d i2 tf— 23 </ 4 * 

. —24 <i ;iy 

DevQiiihire, Ashburtun Division. 2'^ a 11 

^ — 3O11 6>-2(/6a-3ild</— 4i4 a— 7rf 6 ^ 

— lUrfdft— llrf 10* — I2c;i2 *-ldi 10/— 
19 ^ 8 0- 21 ^ 10 <l— 22 d 4 0-28 li 5 0—30 d 
8 0^31 il 9 s 

Turquaj Dimion, 16o4d— 19o8iI 

— Donegal North Difisioti^ 3 a 9 a 
'—^ Dover, i9 a 7 / 

Down, lUtft DivUion, 6a4e — 12a8 0^17 

fi 7 4i-l9n 7/ 

Dublin City, St. Stephens Green Diviaion, 

23 a 1 1 

Dumbartonshire, 2 9 

Durham. rhe»terle- Street Dividon, 5 08 ft 

Uoughtuii le^Spiiiig Division. 2 a 7/ 

North vVestern liivicion. 2 n 7/ 

^ouih East Division, i^ d 1? 

Edinburgh Central Divisijii, Add « — 16 d 

60 

East Divisou. 15 o 4/— 16 4 

— AJid Lothian. 23 a II e 

— do u til Uiviaiou, 22 o 4 ^ 

West, 19 o 8 d — 2u 060 

Elgin Uurjjiis. rd d A b 

— Evesham, 10 d 6 b 

— Kalkirk Buigiis, 2o'.)0-3o rt b 
Fiiisnurjr, il„lborn Diviajn, 3 8/ 

— Flint Ituruughs. 2u a 7 

— District, 26 o 10 // 

— Flintshire, 20 n 7 « 

— Gateshead. 29 ^ 4 0— HO d 8 . —31 d 94 

(ilamorgan, liowrer Difisiou. 31 o 12 e 

— — fi>outa DiviKion, b 06 h .z9 o T) ri -31 o 12 
c — 11 aoa— 17a7<2-10<; 8 ft— 19 d 6e 

UUsgow. College Division, 20 n 7 « 

Uloucesier5hiiv, Tewkesbury Division, 1 1 d 

10 ft ^ 

— Graveseod, 19 o 6 i 

— Ureeiiock, 1 6 c 

— Haggerston, 2 d 60 

iiunts, Fareham. 12 o 4 tf-13 8 ft— 14 4 

/-ido 4 0— 17 9 ft— 28 u 10 6-29o5<f 

— ilolborn 20 o 6 d 

— — iiuddttrsfleid, dd^e 



Elections (^cmtinued), 

lluntitigilonshire. North Diyiaion* 26 a 5 << 

liamsey Divi*ii>n, 16 o A e 

Kent* Medway Divisiim, 3 8 /— U if 

9 a 10/ 

- hanarkshirt*, .Sorbh iiist Division, 10 o 10/ 

LancHthsre. ;Sl«uk|».>ijl, 19 v 6 ^—20 6 d 

—22 4 <2-23a \> e 

i'horley Division. 12 o 4 0— 13 8«— 44o 

4/^17 o9«— 2i 12 1— 22o 4 (f— 24 o9 <2 — 
26 • 10 ' — 2S old -29 oho -30 i d —il o 
12 0— 2a7 0— 3a9uw4 ji 11 c^5n4il-6 a 
40 

Darwen 19 o 6 // 

-^— Eceles i')iviMi<)n 7 a & e 

■ Gorton I >i vision, 4n ilf — 18a 70 

■ ' Leiijh DifisMii 006 c^6 * « — IJ o -^ ft 
a^ / — .4 «/ i2 (• 

North Lon-dalt», 17 9 

■ S. E. WestUou^lit«>ii Division, 6080^ 
2toHr 

- VVesthoughtoo. lo o 10/ — 13 o 8 6—^4 o 
9 d— 26 10 

vVidnes Division; U o l/^li i t » ft 

- I^nc idler, M. K„ J)arw*ii •)ivisi»n, i u Si 

Lfedd. V -etttral i)ivi«i m. 7 6 d — \ d b d 

- Leicester, So jSJ ^ 
Leicodiershire, llarbjroagh Division. 16 a 

6ft 

■ Loughboroutfh Division. 12 4 

- Leitn II, North iJivi«non, 1 oJ0-2o90 — 
ftort. - Ooio/ 

l.ewish im 2{ a II -^6 n 5 d^tl a 6 d-^ 

3>a«i0— I i .y/-^^ d66^> d »d— 4i/4<i— 6 
d^d-1d6b -b./ I -— 9 «i »ift-lOrf8«— II 
a i t .*— 2 .1 I2<i— U d iZ li- 10 '« lOs— 10 li 
» ft -1/ #i •> 

- Line >ns lire. ii.ii.isj )r.>a jU liivwion, 21 a 
9 '/ 

Liverpool, Kirkdile Division, 14 4 0—9 * 

60 

- Londonderry. 12o ia-io o4«-i7o9 <r— 
3o » /— 2i o '.» a-i8 o 7 ti— ^9 000 

- viaitcliester 60 i e 

East Division, i a 11 c— IJ a 7/ 

Noitn vVedl l)iVijiioil, .ii 12 

iVUrylebone. I'^st .nvi^ion, lO a 7 

- vi«atU, 6ou»h liiviitioa 1 t » — io *J 0—3 
otjy— 5a80— 6o»0— 8 o*0-9o7/-lOo 
10/ — 12 o 40 

— Mid lierts. 8 40 

— -Mid Lioihi.ia. I o a ft -8 4 -9 o 7/ — lO 
10y-2< o i\ij 

— vUadljsex, Ealuig Divisi>.i, 10 lO/— 28 
old 

■ iLitrrow t)ivi»iMi, 17 o .► 0—3 rf 5 </ 

— j^loniuou h«4iire, .South Divi^ioa, 2j o d 

— — MorpeiU, ^u n 7 
Nortu.tmpton, • n ^ d 

Normaiuptonsaire, S)Uth Division. 23 • 6 f 

—2 n 1/ 
Nonhajiberland. Tyneside Division, 23 o 

5 / 

Nirwicli, 2rt d 5 0—3 rf 9 

t)xtordsiiire. Uanbury .)ivi«ion, 29 die 

Faialey. .» o rt,6— il u. 12 ft 

i:'ort«muUkh, i«> U lu/ 

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j:iectioiu {rontinufff), 

'> Pembroke Dittriot. Letter on 81 d9e 

■ and Haverfordwest District, 7 n 12 -3 

d5e 
«p-— St. Andrews R-^rghs 8 4 tf— 12 4^ 
— - St. Helen's. 23 « 1 1 s 
Scarborough, 24 n 7 </— 2 <2 6 « -22 i 4 d^ 

2Hd Ah 

— - Shefldeld. AtterdiflFe Dirision, 5 8 d— 8 o 
ie 

^— Shropshire, Ludlow DiTisioo. 97 n 4 ii-80 

nH#— 1/>5/-2'/6 s-3 il 5^-4i4d— 5 

li 9 e^7 deh^Sdl «— » tf 6 e—IO (tf 8 6^12 

d 12i--14i ia«— 16 </8r— l7</8r— 18ii 6 

tf-19 // 8 0-21 4 10 (^^n d 4 0^23 d A h^ 

I ■ Letters on, 18 d \b d^l9 d 18 a^%9 d 
6 0-2rt</ft 6 

— ■ Oswestrj I>iTMon, 16 il 8 4 

Weiiingtun Dinskin, 26<i4e 

«— Somerset, Bridgwater DiTiaioo, 20 n 7 0^ 
26 11 5 « —6 4 5 t 

Soutli Division, 16 « 6 A 

«— * Wellington Dinsion, 10 d 8 » 
. Western Dirision 28 d 4 6 

— Sonthwark, Rotherhitha, Id a 6 d-^ o 7 
—21 n^d 

«.— StaflFord. 2.S n 11 o 

^ Sinffurdshire, KiOjftwiiiford DiTision, 20 n 
7f 

— T^«-k DiYlslon, vZoh/ 

^»- Strnnd Wertttninster DiTisim, 14*9/ 

— Surrey ('herti«ey DivHor, 2(X o li d-^J Q 
iay--^i n 7 w-s* d tic 

■ Guildford Mivisiiin, IH n 7 <• 

«— — KiigHte liivisiiin. i» o 4/— 22 o 6 d— 14 

— »'^u«sex. Estttbonrne Divifiion, 14 r/ 12 • 
..— - ilorHliuH) Diyimuii, 10 a Mij^ 

— ■■ Kye DiviMun. 10 o lU^ — 12 e 4 s-*28 o 
7e 

^ Taunton ^io^ d — 14 d 12 e— ISI <l » 

• — Tynemouth 9 7 / 

-^ Tyrone. North I>i\ision, 5 a 8 ( 

— South DiTision, It; d 4 c 

•*- Warwick and Leaminffton. 6 •8#— 7o8d 
^8o4e-9o 7/— lUo 10/ - l2 4 0— 18 8 
(.-.14 o4y<-15o4«^l6o 4A^I7o9 " — l9o 
6 a— 20ot$ 6-21 o 12a— 22 o 4r— 23o50 - 
24 o 9 <i— 6 d 9 

■■ ■ Letters on, 22 8/ - 27 10^ 

— We^t iiromwich, 25 d 4 

■ dsni North Division, 160 4 

— Whitehaven 60 i e 

V\i^«n,24 o9tf— I7fi7 d-17d6d 

— - Wilthhire. Tricklade DiTision, 14 d 12 
— — Windsor. 17 • 9 0-23 o 5/ 

Worcestershire, North. ]9o 6d-27ol0/ 

—80 4 

— York. N. R. 1 hirsk Dirision R H J 

•— Yorkshire, K. H., Howdeni»hire Diviskm, 6 

ELEOTBIO LIOHT COMPANIES t^ 

— Aion il d li/ 

-^ Kdison and Swan, 29 12 a— 7 a 16 

— Kalgoorlie, 21 14 
-^— B*)»ario, 4n 14 o 

42 



Electric Lighting Deadlock ki Marylebone, 10 d 
6 'I— 16 dSa 

in Marylebone, 11 d 100-14 d 8 ft -18 d 

12 «-'28 d 4 

Letters on. I4d 16 >-2] d 15 s— 2&d 

80 
^— Railway Expetiments near Berlin, 7 4 a 
— — TraciinD. the Control of, 28 o 12 a 
Tramcars 0. Motor Cars— Speedy ]>ttera 

on, IH ni^ tf— 24 n 7d 
EMctrioal IMstarbanoe ^n9J 

Exhibition at Warsaw. 24 d 10 1 

Ellerton y^Jolui) on the Warwick Eleotioo, 27 a 

\0J 
Elliot (A. D.)on Liberal Unionist Assodationa 

and Pisoal Policy 23 10/ 
->« (Arthur) on the liristol Speeches^ 16 a 11 <f 

at Durham, 28 a 7 

Elliott (Sir a AO on Cost of Elementary Edtt- 

cation in America. 4 a 12 ft 
— » on India and Preferential Tariffs. 10 a 16 a 

— I2a9a 

EUi«(H. l).)oa Attomey^Oeneral v. Regent's 
Canal and DoQk Company, 16 d 13 d 

- (.1. E.) on tile Labmr Problem in South 
Afiioa, 10 09 ft 

R|y (TaUourd) on Roman Remains in Uayling 

Island. HI o6d 
Eiitigraut. l>iBapp^>iutmeuts of tlie, Letter on. 6 

IHft 
fitflliaATION :- 

to Aiiieiica 20 4/ 

— - i^anailian, i '< a -10 d 10 -12 d li ft 
— — ludian^ » o 1 1 d 

Emigrant^* Information Ofllce, 2o 1^ 0— & 

n 4/-12 «9« 

to .^'Qutk Africa, 15 o 4 a— 13 n 7/-1 d & 

— 1 7 a .0 d 

- of the Unen* played, ti d H € 
Eniigraiion and the Kisjal Question^ Letter un^ 

24 a 2/ 

an J Protection. Letter uo, 26 d 9 a 

Emmott (Alfred) on WifiOnX Policy, 26 n 9 d 
Empire Day, i 6 — W a l» b — is^ d 0/ 

lor ^chools, l#eit«ron. M d l.H/ 

Employment of Children Aot, 19^8, i3 a 13 d— 

16 n8ft 

snd Relief, Utter on HI d 9# 

Encroachments of the '^ea ^^080 

^* Kncyclopasilia Britannica ** a Retrospect, by 

Hugh « hiidiolm. i6 d 1 a 
£nde»in (J. R.; on the Pott Office and Christmas 

('ardii 21 n 4'i 
Engf Ib/tch ( L. W.) on War Office Keform. 5 a 6 

/— IH n u b-^An H/- 7 d 7 ft 
Engineers and Fiscal Policy. Letter on, 26 o II d 
England, French i:ongregatioiii8t8 for, 1 o 4 a 

— Ornithological ('urio^ity in, Letters on, 5 a 
4 d 'ti n90— 10 a lad 

- and Russia in Asia. 22 d 8 

— Visit of the King and Queen of luly to, 29 
a 7 0—7 n 12 (/— 9 a -» a 6 d— 12 n 8 a* 
18 n 4 u— 14 a lls-lba6ft— 17 a 100— lt< n 
10 /' — 19 a 5 ft— 19n lOo— 20a6u— 21 Y|i2a 
—23 n H a— 24 a 9/— 2« a 14 a 

Comments do. 18 a 5 o— 20 n 5 cf— 23 n 

&0 



Dec. .31, WOa.J 



PALMRR'h IHOBX to " THB TIMSf ** N1W8PAPKR. 



Pun 



KngiDPering Standards (^ommittee, 28 o 12 a — 

• i^ll 10/ 

Kngliah Fundt. sm each da^'a papar 

Government Securities State of Sharee 

in, see eoerif da]f*9 paper 

-«— Nuiiconforiuivts and Sootch Episcopalians, 

Letter on. 'M> o \f 't 
— ^ Tutors and Gi>Ternes«es in Hungary, 5 d 

«!/ 
EnglishiaHH Murdered in Argentina, 2H did 
Krne(Liord) on the Xriiili Distressed L^iiies' 

Fund, Itfn 2 
Ernst vOr. Mnurioe) on Austria- Hungary —an 

Ooject l^essuu, 5 o H/ 
Ersgebirge Toy industry, I i a 13/ 
Essex Kieldiluh 2 n 7/ 
Esublishedand Free i^hu robes, Letters on, d o 

dJ^7o6o bods 
Ei-tate Market, 3 o 4 <•— 1» ao/ 
Eton College. It d i^ a 
Etruscan and iiyksos— a Uittite Clue, Letters 

on, 26 or>u^2ito 4/ -.M) v 4 6 

Europeaii Commercial Trestles atid Tariffs, 19 

o 4 #1 
Evans (A, J.) oD the Policy of Extermiuatioa in 

Macedonia. 1 o .U a— tf nd c 
(Arthur; on i^aossos. 25 a 12 a 

— (K, U. K.; on Asiatics and the Bond, 26 d 
♦/ 

Events of the Day, sks every day's p"ptr 
Excavations, ia Houi«, Letters ou, 19 a 16 a— 24 

^"^^ 

Excessive Drinking without IntoJiication, Let- 
ter on. 6 a b b 
Exchange, Course of, ms stfsry day*e pap-r 
Exchequer (kintributiou to Lioadou, 21 d 6 
EiLEGUXXO^S i— 

— Ashtun, C. W.. 23 r/ 4 a 

— brown, Wm.. 14 1^(5 6-17 <f 6 s 

— I owdrey, Thos.« i4d6b-ll d6e 

— Davies Elis.. liespited, 13 s 6/ 
- — Dufiy, Jas., d d a/ 

(ialhi((her, John, 2d d 4 0— 80 d 10/ 

— tiaywuod, Wm., I6rf li/ 

-•>-* Johnson, Alhfd, Ueprieved, 30 n 9/ 

— Palmer, E. K. Id a HJ 

— hedtern, damuel Ueprieved, 13 rf II / 

Marr, H. b.. 2« d ay-»0 d 10/ 

«r-i> bwaiin, Emily, 29 d 4 <^ -tfO d 10/ 

V\ hite, Private bernard. 50 a 9^—2 d 10/ 

Exhibiuoii ut hare Postage Stamps, 6 d 10 a 
Exhibitiuns and I'uolic Libraries, Letter on, 16 

o lu a 
Export Trade uf Bradford to the United States. 

Letter on, 27 11 d 
Ezporto and Imports, letters oq. 21 n 9 a— 23 a 

1 1 s— 24 n lU u^2o n 12 6—26 a 6 <i -2d n 14 

6^1 d 12 a— 3 a 6j—6 d 1 1 e-^db a6f 

F. 

Factory Girls' Country Holiday Fun J, 24 o 8 

— ilelpera' Uidun, i d 2j 

FairOvl. i;.; on White Blackbirds, 29 << 11 a 

Far East, bntish Policy in the, 10 ^ 3 a 

•^- Crisis in the. lo d it s~22 d 3 a— 23 cf 8 a 

—24 a 3 b—Zb d 3 s— 23 a 3 a— oO a 3 a— 31 

^3tt 



Far East. Kushih in the, 2oS d 

— Kuaitian lYade in tlie, l^etter on. 23 n 14 a> 

— the >iittaiiun in thA*, t2 a 3 /I — I8a3 0-li 
n7« — I6w o s-2ti a 3 <^-aaa 5 a-.8 4 3 s^ 
8 <i 6 e-VH d H fi'^9 diih-2ddtia 

Letter on, <f 8 « 

— the Vic« royalty in the, 24 a 7 a 
Far Eastern Questiion \\i d 7 a 

Farm Labour and Village .*>cliools, Letters 00^ It 

n lie 
Farmitoe [W, T.) on Qenersl Aesooiatton ot 

Church ."^cliool Managers and Teachers, 9 o 3 /' 
Farnell ( L. li.) dO Oxford and Research. \'6obf 
Farquharson \^\}t» Uobt.) ou thjsicai Deteriora* 

tiou. '/8 I t^ $ 
Fashionable iuteUigenoe, sse each 'ay*a papetf- 

after I/'OVRT I^ircui^ar 
Fatal Fighi at Nemuii, 2 i >' i ^ 
Fawcett ( virs.) 011 South Africa, 13 a 6 « 
Fayoum-Uoshen, letter Oii, 2o d 2 o 
Feast after the Fast of uaoiadan. 'I'i dUf 
Federated Malay states, lo a 12 e 
Fergu^son (CoL J. A.) on Mr. Brodrick as Wa^ 

Minister. 13 13 < 
Oil Excessive Drinking without Intoxca- 

tton, 6 a 6 /> 
— ~ ou the Proposed National Church Coun- 
cil, 2.in 2/ 

(.--ir Jas.) on the Germaa Emperor and 

Waterloo, 29 4 M « 

Ferrier (J. Q.) on Scottish National AntarctiQ 

Expedition, 2^ d h o 
Fertilizers and Feeding Stuffs* Committee on, 261 

o 12«— 20nl5(^ 
Field (Allen) on the ** Duke's Motto," 18 i 7> 

(A, C.) on Fiscal Policy, 17 a 8 */ 

^— (Henry; ou the Condiuoa of New Zealand, 

7<l3s 
Fiji. 2 a 3/ 
Fulingham (Rer. li. C.) Letters on, 13 o 8 1— 15 

ob/^M Q 10d^20Q9 (4 
FINi:; A&TS 

— Messre, Aguew's Gallery, 1 1 n 8 a 

Art Exhibitions, 2» o 6 / -28 o 8 a~29 6 

d-2 A / u -6 a 8 6—14 a 14 a— 7 d 6 f— 7 d 
Us 

Sales, 10 8 -9 n 9 s— 21 a 4/- 21 a & 

s— ^4 a i.> b-2'i n 13 <i-30 a 2/— 4 d 13 /i- 
balj-l a toy— 9<; 10/— 14<f6<<— 23^4s 

-«. Exhibition of Old Masters at BiriQmgham, 
80 7s 

— Leighton House. 24 a 9/ 

— i'hii Mav's Last Drawiugs, 6 o 9 

National Gallery Donations to, 11 M 81^ 

Portrait Gallery, 9 << 8/ 

— - liomiiey's I'ortrait of Miss Seward, 8 a 4 & 

Lettei OQ 18 a 8 li 

.— «• Uuyal Water Colour Society's Exhibitioa, 

2 </ 1 2 'I 

>ociety of Oil Painters* Exhibition. 19 8 a 

of Portrait Painters* Exhibition, 9 a 10 s 

— . Whiieciiapet Art Gallery, 7 lO 6 

Fine NeetiieW'iiic Association for Invalid Wo« 

men and liirls, Sale of Work in Aid of, 13 a9 d 
Finland. Diciatatorship m, 8tf 5/ 
.— Uussiflcation of, 1 a 3 s— 8 3 0^7 3 s-« 

12 a 7 0-17 a 00-97 nbQ 

48 



Pin 



PALMBK'ft INDK& TO *^ THI TIMUS '* IIKWSt*AFKB. 



I. Oct. 1 lo 



Fi»<1atid. M. Witte and, 2\ d nj 

Fire at Gohiey ijatch Aayluin. AiemorUl, 24 n 

12 c 
luqtievU. 2i d 10/ 

NUtiona. New. 27 o 4 o— 4 nSd 

FIfiES; — 

ill America. Fatal. 2 a 5/ 

^^ in Atitrim, \2 o -i o 

'^— at Ashinount Hoad, Fatal, 31 d \Q f 

— at lialliHtn, ho ^ d 

Fatal, 30 n 7 J 

— at BtechHiuwell Hall, 22 /< 7/ 
— « in berinoiuliiejr, 2 ti ii 6 

-— Li tier on, 4 n f*/ 
— - in i^ethiial (jreen. in \2 e 
•n^ ill Hiuckfriars, Katal, £2 o d b 
KoHii, Kalal, Hu n 1/ 

— at Uuarneuioutli, Ai d lO / 

— in V aWUoiiiau Htmd, Fatal, 3) o 8/^9 n 
100 

— ill i helsea, a 7/ 

_ at ( liicago, Great Loss of Life. 31 d S h 

in tile Lity, JO a 7/— 1 d lOy-d d 6 b^ 

22 d Ij 

m^^ in i lapham Ruad.^^l a 10/ 
^-^ in CUphain Kuad. 3i d lu/ 
«~^ in.ClerkenweU ttuad, 2tf o ti tf 
_ at Dudley, i^ a 4 t. 
.-^ in Duae ^treta. UUckfiiars, ^ dH/ 

— at liASt Ureeowicli .'U a i 1 y 
f-^ at, East Ham 2<i n 10 <i 

. in Eunton Square ^ n \0e 

_ in Falmouth ticmd lH n 12 c 
— » in FiUiuy Stret t 3 i d 6 « 
_ at l^ulliam ;20 a U f-^i^ d 4/ 

i in Glasgow 7 a 12 e^'d a lu 0^19 </ 8 « 

— ^ in liiactHshu cti street Inquiry into, 6 q^J 
.^— lu Great riulfoik street, ^o d '6 e 

in Baukney lioad b'atal, ^0 «i 9 « 

. — .^ at Mampsiead. 7 d ij 

— near Harrow Huad, FaUl, 6 o 4 a 
m^— in HolLM>rn, H o\iJ 

•—^ in Humertou, l\» m r2 e 
i.^ in IsUiigtoii, FaUl 2d ilb 
.i— at Keigliley, 2 n^s 
._ atKUpiti 11 ill > 7/ 
, — at Kingussie, 46 // 3 s 
_ in Leieester. Square, Fatal, 26dSe 
_ in Liverpool, m d 6 e 
_ at Londonderry. 26 d o d 
. — at Loughborough. '6 d A d 
.^^ in Marylebonn i^aue, :^9 ^ 4/ 
^— in ivlile End, ^ a 6 « 
^^ in New Mreet Square, ;i4 n 9 « 

— at New Wandsworth, 7 d 7/ 
— ^ in Kewcasile oii-Iyne, 26 d A € 

— in Northamptonshire, 29 /< 4/ 
.—^ in Ottawa, Fatal, 4 <i 3/ 

at Padihaiu, 31 ei 10/ 

at Peterborough Railway Station, 16 n 7 

. — in Fimliuo, ^6 o 6 e 

at FortUud, AO n 7 f 

.— < in Queen Street, Cheapside, Inquiry into, 

bo\>J 
»— at Lord liosebery*s Racing Stables, 9 »» 10 

—10 a 6/ 
^— at aandringham, lld\i d 
44 



Fires {continued). 

— in .St. James's, 18 n 7/ 

at St. Jiimes' tlill, 19 a 12 

at St. Ltwrence, 2 a 6 

— in soiners Towii, 23 a 4 

— in South wai k, rt 9/ 

ill the Strand. Iti 6 

— at Teddin^rton, m* d li 

ill Teimes8<^, Fatal, il dH 'i 

— ^ in Thomas Street. Fatal, !» a 12 

at the Vatican. 2a<ia^^n30— 4a5 /— 5 

a4<i 

— at V¥e8t Norwood. 7 rf 7 / 

in VVestmiudter Fatal , 7 dj /-2ii4s 

in Whiifield Hre t, Ka(al, 19 a i2 

at Woolwich, H n 7 0-19 i« 12 e 

in VVorcester^iliire, i^d \J 

Fires in London, Olficial Kep irt, 28 <i 4 a 

— — > (Samuel; on Modern Language Associatioo, 

26 d 7y 
Fiscal Fectling in the Country, Letter on, 24 a 

10/ 

— Outsiders. Letters on, 30 a lkd^6d 14 s 
Policy, S00 eoerif dn^'t p»»per 

■ Comments on 13 v 4 a^JO o'6 d —21 3 
a— 21 o a 0— :^2c 3 6 ~3u o 3 e — il a 3 0-28 
ii7 b'2ldSs 

I Letters on, §ee ever^ day*s paper 
^— >- and Agriculture, Letters un, lo ^ 10 a — 
16 d lOa^ld u lo d—^o d 1O0— 2o d^e-^dO 
d9/ 
and the Edinburgh Chamber of Com- 
merce, Letter on. 1 i << 4/ 

— and the Toor Law. Letter on 2*i d 8 d 
^-— i- Question, an Eastern Light on the Let- 
ter on. i 7 o o 

Reform and Agriculture Letter on, 27 o\2d 

and Tarty l'olitiu«. Letter on, 1 7 o 5 

-^ Retrospect, 29 d iU a 

— * •'-systems of France and England Letter on, 

7d6J 
Fisher (i(. C.) on vlr. Chamberlain and Cobdea, 

4 A 7/ 
FISHEEIES :— 
Irish Fi«>hing, 6d \5 a 

NewtouiMliand Cod Fishery, lOo 6 

Fisheries, ii d t U 

Salmon and Trout I'ultivation, 18 (/ 13/ 

M. I'lerre Fishmes, Failure oC 4 a 7 £i 

Seal Fisheries Qae.otion, 23 o 7/ 

Tyiie Salmon Uonseirancy, 10 4 6 

Fishmongers' Company and the Cooking of Shell 

Fish ^^ U o e 
— . Uiniier, 3Jo4/-20» II d -14^2/ 
Flour MilU at the Victoria Oouk. 31 a 3/ 
Fog Prevention. Letter on. 6 d li) 
Food .>tuffs in rune of v\ ar. Letter on. 8 <l 10 
For the 6ick I'oor in Ireland, Letter on, t4ii 10 u 
Forbes- Oalmahoy (J.) on the Price of Sugar, 25 

n 12 . -7 rf 4« 
Ford (^R. M.) on the Speed of Electric Tramcars 

and t,he v^peed of dotor Cars, id n lO —24 a 

7d 
Fordham (^R. O.) on ITiscal Policy, Id o 7 d 
Foreign Commercial intelligence, ueeeoBry dag's 

patter 

- Consuls and the Lord Mayor, 1 1 << 8 a 



Dec. 31, 1908.*; 



PALMftR'8 IVDWrX TO "THETlMBh" NBWSPAPIER. 



Pre^ 



ForPiljn Goyernment Securities, State of Shares 
in gee euerv day^t paper 

- Import riiitien, 31 /i 2 r 

^— J^tock Exchan)^, ««« every day* b paper 
Tariffs and (^ominercfal Treaties, Letter, on 

Trade of Prance, 5 n 1 1 / 

Forests and Forestry in Germany. I.^ o 2 <f 
Formosa, the Decline of Opium Smoking in, 27 o 

10 <f 
Foster (G. K.)on Imperial Reciprocity, 28 n U & 
Fourteen Professors, Letter on. 16 i 8 /" 
Fowell (R. Gj on i^arishes in South London, 12 

Fowler (Kir H.) at Bristol, U a 12 
in Glasgow \^o\^d 

- (W. W.) on <ixford and Research. 2 o 18 i? 
Fox (H. K ) on the Missionary Question and 

Treaty Revision, IS o 12 r 
-^ and Partners on the Victoria Fall, 10 o \2 o 
FRANCE :-- 

Aerodauts in. 9 o 7 « 

"— Attempted Murder of Dr. Max Kordan, 21 

dhh 
— . Austrian Embassy In Paris, 17 J 5/ 

Gen. Baden. Powfll in. 19 d If 

•. Ballooning in. 3 a tf /— 1^ » 7 /^21 n 7 & 

- Biblical Oiticism in, Letters on, 10 n 7 «— 
I2a80 -i3n5 o 

-»'— Bomb Explosion in a Paris Church, 2 n 6 & 

- British Chamber of Ckimmeroe in. 4 d 3/ 

- (""ommercial Delegates in, 29 o 8 a-«30 o 
8o— 8lo7a 

and British Fiscal Policy, 8 o 8 d 

VariiamenUry Visit to, 26 n 8 a— 27 a 5 

a-28 n 7 6-80 a 6 /»— 16 d 6 rf— 19 d 7/ 

W. J. Bryan in. 9 4 6 a-81 d 3/ 

Budget.2o8<7-2da5 0— 2l4 6<f-22^3 

d-^m dSe 

-^ and (^hina. 21 o 5 <2 

•~~ Christmas in Varis, t5 d A a 

- Church and State in. 10 a 2/— 23 n 5 «— 21 

-^ M. Clemenceau on the French Education 

Bill, I9a5f 
^— (-ustoms Returns, 14 a 7/ 

M. I)elca)«ae on Foreign Affairs, 34 a 6 a 

^— Depopulation in, 5 n 3 ( 

-^ M. ]>e9chauel on French Foreign Poitlcy, 

20a5 <2 

- the Dreyfus Case, 20 o '3/— 30 ti 6 a— 1 d 5 
a-.'Zd5e -9 d 5 6— 18 4 6 0-25 <2 3 s»26 <tf 
8 a--2s « 3/ 

Kducatiun Bill, 18 a 8 d'^\d n 5 r»20 a 15 4 

-21 n 7<2-2> n5 d -\9d7 

— ^ Empire of the Sahara, \9 d 7 j 

and England and Italy. '27 o 6/ 

— - Mr. Etienne on the'Congo Question, 12 n 8 a 

Finance, 3 d 3 r 

i Foreign Policy. 28 rf 3 ft 

— ^ Trade of, 5 n 11/ 

— ^ M. Anatole France and M. Tombes. 28 d SJ 

-: on the Dreyfus CtLw, 12 4 7 c— 24 dZe 

French Chambers, 13 o 8 «— 21 o 6 /— 23 o 

»e 

- Clergy, 16rf 7 # 

■ Deooratioor, lITtf T c 



France ^ continued) 

French Foreign Affairs, Report on, 17n 5 d 

View of ihe German Army, 2> a 5 a 

and Germany and American Peril, 3 a 3 £^ 

Humbert Ca«e. H n 3 /— 14 a 7 / — 18 a 6 ft 

— Internal Affairs. 8 /r 5 6 

and Italy, 9 o 8 «— 1) o 5 i— 21 o 6 «— 22 o 

3 a —'^4 7 

- M. Janres on the Kaiser and the Tsar, f^oSd 

King of Italy in 15 o 3 6—16 o 8 ft — 17 o 7 

c— 19# 5/1 -2U'V 3 J 

-^ ex President Kruger. Presentation to. 8 n 3/ 

Labour DisturbHnces in, 30 o 3 /— 31 o 7 ft 

^Sn3d 

<Muni Lamsdorff*s Visit to. 28 o5 ft— 29 o 3 

f -80 oS 

— - M. Charles de Lesseps on the Panama 
Canal, 1 1 a 3 A 

Liberal Catholicism in, 2.{ a 4 ft 

- Abbe Loisy and the Vatican. 26 i 8 0—29 
dSd-Sn me 

VI. Meline on Mr. Chamberlain's Fiscsl 

Policy, 12 o 3 « 

Milicary and Naval Estimates, 23 o 8tf 

Serrice. SO d n e 

Minister of .Marine, 2 d 5 e 

Miscellaneous News. 21 n7 d^l dB a— 1# 

rf3rf-29'/3«-31 ttSf 

and Morocco, tJ o 4 /f— 21 a 7 d— 21 d5b 

Motor Car Exhibition. Annual, 11 d o d^ 

29 J 1 1 n 

- New Russian Ambassador to, 80 i 3 « 
Salon in Paris, 8 a 6 ft 

— ^ Parliamentary Situation in, 6 « 3/ 

and the Persian Qulf. 7 n7 d 

^— the Pope and the Church, 10 a 6 4 

Reduction of Naval l^penditure, 3 liS ft 

-^ M. Rouvier's Speech. 7 oH f 

'—- Royal and Diplomatic Visits, 26 o 6 a 

- and lius^ia, (i o 8 «— 81 o 7 tf— 16 d 6q 
and Germany, 2 a 6 

and Siam, 19 a 5 a— 80 d 8 «-^81 d 8/ 

■ and Moroeco. 26 n 4 a 
and Spain. 29 d B f 

- Speeches by French Ministers, 12 3 « 
<*— Telegrapiiic Disturbance in. 2 a 6 a 

- Signor Tittoni on Foreign Politics, 16 a 5 a 

and tlie Vatican. 25 a 5 <r 

Franco- Italian Arbitration, 24 d 8 ft— 26 dSb 
Franco- Rusaian AlKance. z d^ d 

Commercial RelatioDs, 20 a 5 il 

Fraser (J. G.) Dinner to, 20 a 12 / 

Free Food League, Letters on, 3i o 13i-*26 n5 
c-^m n 10 ft 

Meeting, 25 n 10 a 

— - an ISgregioiis Farce, Letter on, 1 1 a 8 • 
«— What does it mean, Letter on. 26 7^ 

Unionists, the PoSicy of the. Letter on, 20d 

6 

Ftree Kooders on theirtieads. Letter 00, 27 a 11/ 

- Imports, lietter on. 20 o 5 « 

- Trade and Trade Uaionism, Letter on, 15 
ob a 

Freedom of Trade, Letter on, 20 D 6 6 
French Antarctic Expedition, 24 i{ 3 e 

Catholics and the Republic, 2 o 8 ^ 

Cfllouka Kjdiitiitioft, Letter vo, t« a ift^ 

45 



s^ 



PiitJIicit^B iMDlBx t*t *^ tnm TIMICS ** rkWbfapKe. 



|0oi. 1 u% 



French Colonies 9 » 5/ 

(^oiiTicts. Encape of, 30 o 4 & 

- Imports aoA BxpOrts, I 'i o 4 5 
- — Inntitute lA'tter on, 2H d '* d 

SudHn, FiKlitiiig in the, 2i n 6 a— 25 n 6 a 

West Atrica, v3o 4 a 

French- ('ai.a(li»ias Hnd the i^ovrn, 26 4 rt / 
Frere (Georgina) oo Giaves in 8oa:h Africa. 24 

90 
Freshfielil (D. W.) on the Advanoe into Tibet, 

80na 0-3<^ H 6 
^'wen (iVIoreton) on the fiscal Systems of 

Fralice and England. 7 w 6 / 
friendly Societies an 1 Old Age Pensions. 15 o 

6/ 
^rohlich (W. P.) on the Obstruction in Piccad- 

iUy, lU<i4a 
Frosttrley Marble. Letter on. 15 o 12 ^ 
^ry (Sir Edwr.) on the I'ovt rty of the Clergy and 

Seciet Com mi'- si >n4 80 o 9 '/ 
Fuller (J. VI. F.) on if. Arnold Forsterand the 

Educaiiun A cm i2 o 9 /< 
'^— on Mr. ChamberUin*s History, 10 n 15 tf 
Furniture Tradea* Prortdent Ass<)CiAiioa, Din- 
ner. 20 n 14 u—7 d Wf 
('urniss ( U. S.) on Fincal Policy, 2^d Kd 
Furnivall (Dr. F. J.) on the MS. of ** Paradise 

Lost,'* WidXHe 
Fyfe (U. U.) on Cobden and the Colonies, h%9d 



IQalton (Francis) on the Death of Hebert Spen- 
cer. 9 dvid 
Games in Loudon Parks^ 30 a 12 e 
tJarden City. 7 o 8/ 

-— * Association, bd\A h 

Letter on, lO o If 

Oardens in Squares. 7 n 10 ft 
Gardner (Prof. I'erey) on the Classical Associa* 
tion, 24 4 6 c^29 d I0« 

. Letter oA, 28 d 8/ 

— ^ on Oxford and Research, 12 o 10 J 
Garrett (Lt.-Col. AnneaUy) on the Army in 

South Africa, 22 4 9y 
aAS:— 

.•^^ Barking. 294 4 5 

- — Colonial Association, 4 n l4 ft 

* — German Incandescent, 81 d 10 9 

— Imperial 0>ntin«»ntal Association, 4 a 14 ft 
Oriental Company, lOn 14 

ifc— i»outh Metropolitan, 29 d 4 

— State of Shares in Companies, «e« snery 
datf*s ptif}er 

i>ascoyne-Cecil (Ke?. Wm.) on Dr« Clifford and 
the Education Acts, 24 o 9 a 

Oasquet (D. F. A.) on English Benedictine Col- 
lege at Donai, 10 n 2^ 

Gaster (Leon) on the Uumanian Congress at 
J assy and Uukarest. ban/ 

General Association of Church School Managers 
and Te«cht!is, Letter on, 9 e 8/ 

M Medical Council, 25 n 15 ft~26 n 10 e— 27 

n U «— '<^<in IOft-3Onl4 0-l a 14 b 

Geological Survey for 1902, 21 o 3 

— of India. 28 n 14 « 

Geologists' Association, Meeting, 9 n 12/ 
Germ»n AuglopUubia, Letter on, 20 e 6 
_ in 



0*rmen (^olonial Eattmatee, 80 r6 <f 

Colonlt-s 31 8 ''--13 n 8 <<— 28 dSs 

-^-^ Deputation on IIoukI ig, 5 6 a 

Eiist Africa 17 7/ 

History of the Boer War. Letter on^ 17 * 

Md 

•«rfi- Imperial Memorials, 2 o3 d 

Hnd Ute Finances. \'A d U a ^24 d9a 

Minifal Oil Indu^ttrv, 9 d \\J 

Society of NaVal Architecture^ Meeting, 24 

ti4/' 

South West Africa, Betolt in. 6 a 4 a^lO 

a 6 a— 14 nl h 

— « Trade writh the United Kingdom, 5 10 tf 

.NtHtes, 18^7* 

GjglBlCANY:^ 

— and America. 19 a 5/ 

- Army. 9 n .> /— 5 a 4 ci-.21 rf 5 ^ 
Lieut. Bilse'« Novel 31 <i 3/ 

liisinaiuk VfemoriHt at Posen, 12 o 4 a 

British Fiscal Policy o ;) < 

- Count ron Bulow and llerr Bebei, i2 d 7 d 
— U d I d 

and the Social Democracy. 16 cf 7 d-^tl 

d'de 

Cai^e of Dr. Hersfeld. 2d5d 

— ^•^ Naval Ensii^n Uusdener, 27 a 5 / 
(^ountt-ss Vesierski Kwilecki. 26 a 3 <l ^ 

27 a 5 e—26 nld 
^■i^ Chambers of Commerce in. 21 08a 
— - Charge against a German Tutor, 8 o 4 a -9 

08/— iuo5y 
Colonial Policy. 7 a 18 o— 10 n 4 tf— 20 a 5/ 

- Commercial Treaties, 1 1 a 8/ 

Court- Martial on Lieut. Btlse, 12 n 8 d^ 

18 a a « 

Domestic Policy, 24 a 7 «— 25 a 6 / 

.i*- Dwelling in. 2 a 6 <i 

Estimates, 2-» a 5 a 

— «- Export Trade in I90i, 27 o 15 d 

Finance Conference, 30 o 4 a 

-'— Kinanoes, 20 d ^-21 e 6 e^2 d 5 0—3 d 

»o-id3b^9d5o 
— — Foreign Policy, 2 <i 8 e 

- and the Foreign Situation, 26 5 e 
Foreign Trade, 27 5/ 

and bVance and luly, 15 o 8 << 

— — Oeruian Emperor and the Atlantic Yacht 
Race, 80 a 6 6 

iiealth of. 9 tt 5 a— 10 a 5 a^U a 3 a 

-12a3</— I8a3 /— 14 n 7 ft— 16 n 5 d— 17 
a5/— let a 5 c— 21 a7d— 24 n5 0— 2)a5a— 
26 a8 (j-27 a 5 0-28 a T d^SQddd-^l d5 
d^bdl b-1 dbh 

'' — i— Movements of, 28 o 6 «— 4 a 5 d-*2 d 

bd^\\d 1 *f^\bd bo 
•• on Religion, 20 o 3 s 

. and the Tsar, 27 o 5 «— 29 3 ^—80 9 



3c— 6n3e-2i dbo 
m on Waterloo. 23 d 8 d-28 d3d 

Letters on. 24 d 6 4—26 d 5^—28 d 

S/^2d d 0—81 4 2 

— '• — General SUff on the Boer War, 12 a 3 ft 
— 14 n 70 

Guelph Party in, 29 <i 8 s 

Lese- Majeste in. Iti o 3/— 17 o 7 ft 

Maitreaiment of German Soldiqra, I • 3 4 



b<k5. 8l,l90S.] 



PiUiiEBB's INDBl TO ^'THB TlfisS '' MKWBPAPFk. 



Qii 



Germany (^continuect), 

^l(/5a— 15 </ 5 0^17^6 d-^lB J5«— I9<i 

7«-24<?3rf 

Military BrutaHty, 2« n 8 ^ 

~— Mimng and MetiAIargfcal Edacatiob and 

IndQstries in, 27 o lot 
'* Mltcellaneotis Newa, 8 d 8/— 4 n 6/— 20 n 

6 f 

^— Prof. Mommsen, SeriOua Illnesfe of. 81 oBb 
'— Monuobenta to the Em^rOr and QiApress 

Frederick, 19 o5e 
=— and Morocco. 5 d7 e 

krid the S^lun, 6 o 8 « 

^-— Neir Labour Motetioent. 28 6 6 'a —86 o 4 a 
'^ Keichstag. 4^3 »— 5 <i 7 »-«10 i 8 e— 

II tf5 6-12 d 7 6-15 65 » 

^ 'Jiuiff, 20n 14 a 

^-^ Portland (^eihent Indostry ot, ^ * 4 d 

-si^ Press L&bel 24 « 5^ 

^^ — Frusdan Blectiofu, 18 ft 8 «-14 ft 7 » -16 

1l 5 <l— 17 n 5 0-21 n 7 0—23 ft 5/ 
— — Social Poficy, 15 tf 5 o 
"— SociiUist Ditaensiona. 5 o ^ / 
^— > Technical Ediicadon In, 2.> n 4 d 
■^— and Tarkdy, 2 o 3 
-i^ UhvMling of tlie Wagder Mbntlmeat, i 6 8 

f — 3o 7/— n 4 <T 
^iju. itnd the Vatican, 27 A 
Wietbaden. Imperial Meeting At, 5 h^ 0^ 

7 n 7 tf— 9 n 5 » 

Hiltermany and British Fiscal Policy, 11 d \S b 

— and Oar Colonies, letter 6n, 3 cr 9 

— - add the St. Loais Exposition. Letter oh, 11 
dA e 

t^erniiiny's Im^rt Daties, the Incidence of, 2.> 

dod 
'Oerms, an Elxperiment in, 17 o 6/ 
Oibba (O. and W.) on Soap and Health, 21 o 2 

— (U. C.)on the Electee Lighting Que^tidn 
In Marylebone, 21 d \5 e 

^Gibraltar (Bp. of) on Macedonia and the Ger- 
man Emperor's Confirmation Address, 28 8 6 

Oiffen (Sir B.) and Mr. Chamberlain's StAtistics, 
Letters on, 24 12 a— 27 o 9 «— 29 6 a- 9 A 
%6 

Oilbey tW. and A.) on the Vintage of 1903. 26 
o 2/ 

Oilchrist (Geo.) on the Co9% of Bdacation in 
Ameiica, 17 a 12 

;-^— Trust and Popular Education, Letters on, 
2 a 2^-4 ft 7/-7 n 18 6—1 1 n 2 ^ 

tiilmore (J. F.) on Unionist Free Traders and 
By-Elections, 24 d iuf 

"Gimcrack Clnb, Dinner. 5 if 8 

Qinsburg (Dr. B. W.) On Mr. BAlfoar and tlid 
Cobden Club. 8 o 14 

— on Exports and Imports, 1 tf 1 2 a 
Oirdlestone ^Nelson) on the Vi tor if ^ 3i 5/ 
Gladstone (Herbert) and Home Kule, 18 d 10 d 

— at Leeds. 15 e 5 c— 16 o 4a 

(W. £.) and Gordon's Death, Letters oii, 

j^i4 5-80<2d«-ai r/5 
■ and Imported Chinese LAbdiir, Letter on, 

26*5/ 
tliasgow Savings Bank, 25 d 9 
s^i- SnuUpoz and the Scottish AAti- Vaccina* 

— ti0n Jbeagae^ idd\^ 



Gla^ow Tiihber Trade. 1 8 

UniTersity, 2 o 8 /— 14 o 7 «— ^7 e 7 —29 

o5<f— 13ft5c/-ll <f 6 5— 18^6^ 
Gloucestershire, ft l^man Villa iii, 3 ^ ^ / 
Glover (J. G.) 6n Unionist Free Trader* and 

By-Elections. SO ^ 5 / 
Gold (^oftst, the C6nditi6n 6f the, 30 d li/ 
Gomel. Riots at, 27 o 5 6 
(3kx>dyear ( J. H.J 6n Ph>tectiun for Our Mercaii- 

tile Marine, 60 13 c 
on Shipping Trade ftnd Fiscal Policy. 9 ft 

(Coring (Rev. John) On Mr. BalfoOr*s Speech. 6 

o 13 
Qorst (Sir J. E.) oft Firo DriA in Sch mis. 27 ft 

l^h^^i^n 14 a 

on liefaliation, 5 o lOd 

— - on Secondary Bddcation. Sid9 d 
Gh>sdhen (Lord; on the Fiscal Qdestion, 17 6 8 6 
— ^ on ioApOrts aftd Ezporu, Letter* OA, 19 A 

8 »— i^ n 8 6-2 1ft 9 a^24 A lOa 
^— On Tariffs, 7 n 1 4 a 
', — a Ad Wheat Dutiei. Letter oA, 12 a d> 
(iovernessefe' Benevolent Institution. 9 a 2 
GoverftniOnt, 1 6 7/— 8 o 8 6—5 o 8 (/— 5 6 7 jf-i 

6o8a-7o8<*— 10 d 9/^12 6 S a-^l4 e 7 i 

— 160 4 a— 19 rt 

— Comments uA, 8 o 3 6 

Dock> ards, 17 »/ 9 /" 

■-^^ Progrumme, 3 o 8 6 

and the late War 16^ 1 1 JT 

Graham { tj. II.) on AUstrAli«a Feleral Patents | 
2(i 06/ , . 

— ( Wm.) on Pi«CHl P6licy. 3 6 12 
Grantham (J Untied) and Lic<}U4ei VictuftUartf, 'J 

d 7 0—21) d bj 
Gray (Dr. Ker) rrAfaigalr aOd Waterloo. Let^ 

ter on, 2 2 
Gray's inn. Grand D4y, Dinner, 20 ft 10 6 

New LibrariAu, 19*46 

and Queen Elizabeth. Letters On, 3 A 9 6 -> 

* •9/ 
Great llritaiii, FrAnce and America^ I81I 5/ 

Russia and i'ersia 2s <i 3 r— 29 dZ6 

and Tibet. 17 n 5 6-26 ft 6 6-^7 A 5 <f— 3 

4 3a 

and Vdnezuelft, 1 d 6 '6-2 d 5/ 

OEELOE :— 

Athens. New British Minister ftt, 10 ft Id 

b-12ft3a— 80<<8<i 

Debt. 13 d \a 

King of. \foVeiA4nts Of, 2H n 7 /— 2 rf 5 / 

Miscellaneous News, lO ft 6 o— 30 a 6 u-a 

2ddn/^3\Kd6A 
'- an(t the Ne4r Eftst, 2t n 5 6 

— New Jiinlstry, i9 rf 7 

— i- Poliiici. 4 /i 3 -16 d 7/— 18 d5e 

— KesignatioA Of the Miiiistry, 1 7 'I 5 
Green (J, L.) oA vir. Chdniberlain and the Agri^ 

cultural Labourers. 2l ft 14 
Green Wilkmson (Lieut.Ged. Fred.) on \h4 

Euipluydient Of K^AervO and Discharged 

Soldiers, .iO o 4/ 
Greene (11. D.) Ou the CuiApact of 1886 and 

Ludlow l^lectiod, ii d6J 
(tl. ^.) 00 LAte Coders At St. JAoier 

Hftll on No^; 6^ ki ft 8/ 



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GreekB in Montittir, Lettei- on, 7 o 12 c 
Greshnm Hoi lege St.udeiiu' AsaooUtioQi, Aaiiiial-k 
Meeting. 8 d (i c 

Ot^'Y (Sir K.) at Ahiwick, 23 o i » 
^ at Gain8lH>rott<7h, QnUg 

at Leeds. 10 d h ti 

■ at Salisbur J. 24 n7 fl 

— at Wwt Bromwich, 13*84 

— (Lofd) on ibo PaUicliuiiae TnMt< M«r»- 
ment. 3 •«/ 8 « 

" ^' Trust PablielioaiiMi. Utters oxh ^d^d 
Orifllth ( W. L.) on Mr. Chamberlaia andr th^ 

Ajrepts-Geqen^l^ aa a 7/ 
Grimsby Municipal Election Petition, Sd7 d^s* 

4 r/4 J— 5rf4*-7r/l4/— 8 d^io^^dJe 
Groves (.1. G.).on jthe Ucensiiiff Question. S9 /rf 2 6 
Ga»«t,(I. (\) OD FQie^o Prosperity and DamiH 

ing. iO o^e 
Guil<l of llan(UQrMCt,.Aiinoal £xhibiiioa,di«4« 
Guildhnll An Gallerjr. Hi) d 4 $ 

ISnnquet. MIA jo^r-ll N 7/ 

Diitnf r to Pooi ( biidren, ai li 4/ 

— ^ Enieriaiiiina ai. \ ti a » 

— s- vireiJMjfa, tetter on, 29 tf 4/ 

— School of Music. -? a 3 /«24 d 8«— SI «f 2 tf 
Gull ((). G.J on Public Sdiool R fle Corpa« 16 d 

Gun^'on (J. l«:.)on .in liluatratioo ol Dwii^in^. 

v3o •O d 
Gi^'s Uo«pital, D»]2#.. 

H. 
Hubitual Criminals. ^1 o 2 « 
Uackne.v Munic pal AfFairs, 31 o 13 » 
— r i'eciinical iostituie, 10^4 
Haiidan & Co., on Au«iialan Patented •?</ 10/ 
Haggard (A..H.) on Theft of Old «'anpoti from 

Woolwich Aim^nnl. 24.</ A a— 20 rf II / 
on • lie Victtiiia I'sllg, (> o 6 c 

— (H. U.) on l^iscal Policy and Agriculture, 16 
d iO a 

Uagopian (GJ on Russia and the ArfQeniaos 5 

obe-J.io i()d-28n4 / 
Haileybury Coilej.'e, • d**/ 
HMines ( Keginald) on Dumping, 12 rf I J / 
H«ldane (K. U.)Hnd i he Colonies, 30 </ 9f 

- OM Technical Education, bdVl f 
Hall (A. D } on the liainfall G a .> ^ 

(t . H.) on Dock Rei^uU^ions, 12 d 12 f 
HalaeyCE. J.) on the Automobile Club and 

t ounty Councils, it d J J 
Haisbuiy (Lord) and Fiscal Reform, 26 n 9 / 
Hamilt in (8r Bruce) at Hull, md i}f 
Haiuihnn (Loni G.) at Acton, 19 n 6 6 

— ai d his onutii uents, 2 o7 d 
»— at Ealin^s AHoS a 

Leit« r on, ^7 iOd 

an(i letaliation, Letter on, 26 o 7 a 

-^ oil Technics 1 Education, lU d 8 ? 
Hammond (Jqo.) on. Fiscal Policy^ 12 d 12/ 
H«mp^hire, Motor Union for, 31 o 12 
Hamp«tead, Pr<ipo;ied *• Gardei^ Suburb " at, 1 i 

Hmwell (Major Gen. F.) on the Church in 

(. helsen '2v d o b 
Baidwicke (Lord) at Richmond, 14 4 12 # 



Uarcottrt (Sir W.) 00 Mr.- Batfour on Imports 
17ii8 e 

at KawtenstMll, 2 a41 i» v 

— ^ on Impo«'ta. Lelteeon4'i9 » 15>, 

— at Treaes:ar, 12 rf 8 #4 
HMre(John) on SQhBidise4ThMti«e,.25 d ^0 
Barrel (David) on Fiscal Policy. 26 4 'J 6 

Harris (Dr. F. B.).onjbbefCaii| ,W«u0 latertrXr- 

29 rf7/ 
^— (VV. J.) on Lord Goaehen in4 jWlMfll 

Duties, 12 »9/ 

on Lonl Bosebar/s Poeit|Mi«rJ6tf 10 6. 

Hatow School. 2<i o la / 

<— Founden'a Dav. at, 9 o 8/ 

l^etter on^ 29 c« 4$ « 

Hart eian Oration. 90 o 5 (f . 
Ha8eleK(VV..P».).on.UiQ:Jeflrelty Ti-ada^ i d \0f 
Uaslam (l/cwris) on l>unipi«gk^4 <i 10 > 
nation ( H. F.^ on Fiscnl Poliqyt-4^ ol e 
— ^ on Mt. Gladatioue an4GK>rdoa'i Deatb, 31 

di^t 
llawnrd (WarrJngto)o>. on Hoapital Site% 2iJ. 

II i. 
Hawkio (B. C.) on Mr, Chamberlain and Sir 

Clmrlea TufMr, \o.»h 
Hay-Currie (Sir E.) on Hospital Sites, 7 4 4a 
H nylinx Island, Roman. RecnaiM In, Letter OB.. 

31 >o (i d 
Hayti. lli iiiith Trade with, 00 o IQ r 
Uea<l]aiu (Bevi S. D.> on Sir W.> Anaoivat th* . 

Gold»>i)iiliV loitikutei Ad^ o 
HeatoM (J. U.) on ao Lleal Post Office, 10 n 2/ 
on Post. I Tele:^nii>hic Charges to Francis 

16 li'd 

on Univeisal Penny Postage, 23 a 3/ 

Heidsieck (Chat.) on the^haiopague Vintage, 29 

o2 « 
Hellenic Society, Meeii'igt 5 a 1<K 0—25 a 12 a 
Henderson (P. A.) on tlie Oxford ChanoeUortlii^, 

30o4 
Heneage (Lord) •on the Dtto and bia Politioal 

Friends, tl d^d 
— - on Liberals and Tariff Reforan, \Zo9d . 

— on the Political Situation, 21 a II / 
Hen.Hoii (Canon. H. H>ooan Appeal to Or.vClft-*i 

f 01 d, 1 H 6 a 
— ^ 1 elier on, 14 • 6 c^lS 8/~16e 10 a^Vi 

o II d-.'O ;>h^22oQd 
— -^ and sVlr. Beebvs Case,. Letters on^ 234 4/— 

Vf4 dl\)b 
Herbei-t ( Anberon) on Durnt Boat* and Broken . 

Bridges 9 o 10/ 

— t^Lndy) on ilic Westminster Poor and Soup 
Ki.cheii, J.» a 15o 

Herbei ij«on ( A. J.) on Cheap OrdaanoeL-Sunrej 
Maps for Teaehi<iM Purposes, 19 • 6 dk 

Herei'oui ^ Bp. ol) on GaniblLng, 6 a 1 1 / 

Uerschel (Piof. A. S.> on tlie Leonid :Meteora. 19 
a46 

Het tforxl ( Mayor of) on Regimenta and:theiv Ter- 
ritorial Uistricu, 17 66 

Hickniana(Miss> Body, Disct»?ery of, 20o9 a 
—21 o9/— 23 o8/~34o8 6 

Letters on, 28 o 10/ 

•*HiddenTrea8Ui«'* Competition, 4 08/ 

High Water at London Bridge, ses #0#iy ^Is 
pager^ after Ship Nbws 



l>6c. 81, 1908.1 



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laldya 



HalJyaixi(G. ll.)on NortU Uorneoaml S«mwak. 

Hill (A. y.) on Mr. Chambeiiain and .the Ship- 
ping ImJustiy, 31 • 12 ^ — 10 n Id 

— ^ (li.li.yofi (.JmiMiiittal of Paupers to Pritop, 
31 (12/ r- , 

Himalayas. M«antatiieefing io .he. 20 o 5 o 
Hirtgeaton-EUndolph . (Kev. H. (^) on the late 

Lord SUnl^ of A<de>|ey. \9dUb 
Hirech MiliioiM^ Jitters on, ^3d^ e^iK d 5/ 
Hiatorical Beeorda and lluUdiogs C«»aiiniile0« 17 

ntib 
HitUfies and KtettseiMia, Lette(»o«i, 7 a 13 »-^2S 

n ia 
Hoare (C. H.) on l^xports and Imports 25uV/b 

— on Lord liiMabery*s Position, IHd lOb 
— on iieieniitic Taxation, lm a ^/ 

Htti>lMHise (B||.> on Lp. Ahrabiim Memorial^ 3 a 
4« 

(I^ r.>«Q Mr. Chamberlaio's Crities, 26 o 

He 

— Speech, -i2 9/ 

— ^OQ Uumpinj^. -kit 106 | 

Hobhouse (Lady) on ^afeguanls trt Secluded ' 

Wifineii in JUidia. 24 i& 3 / 

on Women and the Uar, %d I'i a 

Hodgson (Lhasb)oa rraetiun Engines oa Hoads, 

9 a 14/ 
Bolborn lieanery Astociatton. Meeting 19a II it 

to Slraadloipiovemeot, 14 6/ 

Holland, 24 o J e^21 ona^6a 7/^23 dSd 
— « and Arbitration, ^A n o d 

I'olitieal Situaiion in, £.» d '* b 

(Sydney) ou CeiUrai i;oard for Hospitals, 

it^d6a 

Holloirell <BeT» J.iL) on the Bdacation Aof, It) 
d6a 

Holmes (IsabelU M.>on Unnal a: Bow Cemetery, 
21 rf ; 

Heme and Hospital for Incui able Cbildicu, Din- 
ner ill Aid of. 2t> a I 

— - Odice and Dock Accidents, IH 4 1 4 a 

- ."^ecretaiy ami ISakeliouses, I U a 9 / 
.UouioUe(.VI.) at Tambrid^e, ^d U b 

Houg-kong, the AuiuiiiisliaiioHof, Letter on, 19 

H a a 
Hotike (H.dela)on War Office Iterono, 21 n 1. i^ 
Uoukhaiu (Geo.j on Uuaiping. 3 d -^J 
on Kincal Poltcy) l*4 a u/ 

on 4he Uuder/«Mi. 22 d !^/ 

.Uope(J. F.>oQ Fincai I'olicv and Agricultare, 
iod iOd 

(CoL VV.)on a Xt-w Piopllanl, 19 d 11/ 

Hopkins ( biien T.) on k\i'Ct\i l*ot cy, 27 o 10 6 

- (J^diu..Sir J.^.;oi* the Pui chased Uaille- 
ship, i d 7 b 

U^pwoodaod Crew, on Musical Pirate*. 17 o 13/ 
Homer (Alaures) on Mhower of Leonids, 17 a 9/ 
Horui^y. incorptiraiion oi. \) o :*/ 
--^ ^Aiayoiof; on the Higbgate Magistrates, ^6 

n 44 
Hiiinsey's (Mfiyoi of; C4ai«n, 12 d 14'a 
Hoiiftey AdiD. (Algernon de) on the Union FUg, 



Horae in Towns Leiters on, 23 a 3 4—25 a 15 e 
Horticultural Instiuciioi for VVumen Ho o '1/ 
Horion (Dr.) and ihe Abn. of Canterbury, Let- 
ter on. 12 net/ 

(Di. K. F.) on the Archbishop and the 

Noncouforniima, * n*J e 

HorionSmii!i (Lionel) Dr. Ker Gray, 

Trafalgar ami W terlo ». l' o i « 

Hosp i<il ACCOM* ui'idiit ion in South London, fit- 
ters on. 1 7 a 4/ -9 a .' / 

■I for the We'l lo-do, Datters on, 16 n6 4— 
19 a tf 47-24 a l.> 6~l'6 a 13 u— 30 n 12 0—7 4 
11 s-.8 4 4a^l6 4 2e^2t ^Z 3/— 23 4 J »— 
3049s 

-«- Eoononite< 2 > 4 11/ 

^— Enteral I nine* 1 1«, 30 4 9 « 

— .lud Homo for incurabto Children, Malda 
V^le. NV., Letter on. a d i a 

— Saturday, i» a »/ -12 © 7 / 

— Letter oil, H o H a 

Fund 31 13 4— .'» 4 4^ 

Shopping Ohj. Letters on, 29 o 6 4-30 6 4 

/— .» n ;. c 
Propoited. 8 o .'> 6—17 a 10 

— Mtes. 4 «/ G t 

Leuerson, '>4 I2 -7 4 4 a— 17 4 14 « 

—21/1 n b 
<— - Sunday 27 \l b 
— ^ I'uu.i, 16 ft 12 / 
-^»— ^ Letter on, 5 o 4 e 
HospiiJil Association, vfeetinK, 21 11/ 

— Ladv Doctors in General, Letters on, 15 a 
134—19 14 s 

Medical Women in General. Letter on, 17 o 

Hougliton (lieT. Phdi;>) on liksclesi'isticai Coiu* 

niiss^oner^ .ind Gl« be Coal 3* o 12 « 
Uousin;; of Working Is-se8 Act. i:( 'ii, HO oid 
How 10 Help t le U leiuployeU. Letter On. \T ohf 
How ml Association Annual Iteport, I4a9/ 
Howard (tXil. lien ry; on Politic*! Amenities. 23 

owd 
Uoworth (Sir H. H.) on the Cheap Jacks of Free 
FoiMi. 2(a 147 

— on tiie**nilke"and his Political Frieifils, 
22 '/ .s 

— on the Fourteen Profensori, lb* 4 rt/ 

on the Free Food League —what doiM it 

Mean, zf> o 7 \\ n 'i e 
^— on Kne Fooders on their He ids. 27 n 11/ 

- — Letter on, I « 3/ 

<— - on lawyers and i'rofessors att Piscil Aut- 

hoiiites. \\ fi * b 
<— on Two Great Men's letters. 8 9 

— Aristeia Letter on, 23 4 4 
Huglie<i(ii. P.) a service in vleiujryof, l-^n 12 a 
tiuui4nit)iriaii i^es'^ua a.id a da^i^traies* 7itf«i- 

tence. I 4 13 
Hunter (itet. John) on a Nonconformist Proteit, 

3t olOe 
HUiChlns (li. L ) on Mr. 'h/cnb^ilain** Pro* 

posals anit the iiu<lgei of th3 i*iior, idt J 
HutciiiiiAon ijwo,) on rloa^, At SiIkss, «> 4 12<y 
Uuxlec vlein>ri.tl l.«ecLure, i7 o I'i/ 
Uyde Piiik. Letters on, lr> n 8 6—91 a 9 d 

I. 
ioe Cream, Unwholesome, id 1:^ 

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}ci Und, Constitutional Chmiires in, 18 o 8/ 
luiiutgratVm to (Canada, 24o 6 h 
— Keform AMOcUtion, 4 n 8 ^ 
ImperiHl Kduontion, Letter on, 28 J 9/ 

t>oath African Association, 23 n 11/ 

ImporUnt Teats with High Speech Tool Steel, 

Lathes Niid Drills, II n 6<i'l6n 3 b 
^ncendiarisni and the Russian Peaianti, \0n7 o 
Inuidfr^iice of an import Dut^ on Wheat, LetterB 

un, Hlo 9 0— it nhd 
Income Tax, the Duptioation of, Zo7J 

Letter on. 2d6o 

— - and Sale of i 'opyright. Letter on, 2S d 6 a 
Incorporated Asauctation of Head Mistresses, 2 

o2 s 
— - Inns of Court Mission, Bazaar in Aid of, 

14n 11/ 
— — Justices* Clerks* Society, 21 o 1 1 

— Society of Cambridge Bouse, CambenreU, 
Annual Meeting, iAn 6 b 

" uf Medical OfQcers of Health, Annual 

Meetings, 12 o2i 

of Musicians, Anitaal Conference^ 80 <i 4 

/-31 d 5 e 
Increase of London Pauperism, 9 d7 d 
Indemnities for Injured Workmen. 94 <i 4/ 
Indentured Plumbeis' Appreatioes, 25 n V d 
INDIA:- 

Agricultural l£di|cation in, 11 n 2> 

«— • Burmese Kice Crop. H do a 

•i— Lord i ursun Muf eiuenu uf, 31 a 5 #—9 a 5 
d— lUaoc— 12M3a— Itf a3 0-17 a 5^— 20 
n o 0—21 a 7 (1—25 a 6 6— itf a 3 a— 28 n 1 
^mnba-'ldb a 

— and the Persian Gulf, 6 o 3 4—3 dZa-^ 

ti ' a — \tdo*t 

■■■ ' and the Punjab Chiefs, 1 <f 9 « 
•-^- Lord t urzon's iJift to Fr% ce, 9^ 4 Q 4 
<-» i<luudsii\ Zi n-6 d 
m — Geological s^urvey of. 23 a 14^ 
^- Health of. 2. « \o/ 
«— iiigher hducaiiou in, 26 a 11/ . 
.i^— Investiturtt of a Mahsraj-ili. li d 5 a 
«— Irrigation in, 21 dSj—2o do d 

— Lord Kitchener, Accident to, 17 a 5 6wi8 
n 6 d^2^ a 7 < 

MuTementsof, 21 o5e~30a8o— 21 ^6a 

•w— Miscellaneous News, 2A o7 d 

— Modern History of Trial by Jury in, Let- 
ter on, 12 n^ # 

«i— Uie ToTeriy of. Letter on. 8 q 4/ 
<— an(} l*4eferentiai Tarids, Letters on, 7 a 6 
— 9»1»/- 'y« loo— II n 6 d— 12n9a— 14 

— Preservstion of Ancient Movements in. 7 a 
16 6— 2.i alia 

-: — Safeguards for Secluded Women in. Let- 
ters on, -2 tr » e~24 <; 3/ 
•». and Tibet, 3 n HJ -4 n 5 <|-18 a 6 

Trade iieturtis 6m3J 

India and .vlr. Cliamberiaiu*s Proposals, Letter 
on, 7 d 7 a 

— UfQcial Secrets Bill, 18 n 6 
India's f'liice in an Imperial Federation, W d \9a 
Indian Bureau of i;ooimerce, (he Proposed, 27 

,7^-29 I3y 
-mm^ Irrigaiioa, 2 a 14 a 



Indian National Congress. 30 J 8 /* 

OfOcial Secrets Bill« 4 << 4j( 

Tea Crop, 6 a 4 a 

I Report. 6 o A 0- 
Trade, IS d7 b 

Trade 2 an d 

Industrial Conditiona in Germany, S oSb —6 o 2* 
a—So2^'-\Ao 10 a -21 o4a— .7 a 6^0— 17 % 
12 a — 1 d'da-^dAa^Zfid^a 

— . Deoentmlization. 25 a 14 / 

Property Convention, 8 4 •• 

— Situation in Russia,. 28 a 6 & 
Inebriates Aot, Letter 00. 18 a 1 1 «• 
Acts, 12 a 9 a 

Infant Orphan Asylum, Letter on. 27 a H>/ 
Ingram llouse^ Laying the Fouodatioa Stone o^ 

2d » 12 * 
Inland Revenue and the Duty on Lord Moray's^ 

£>Ute. v6L a 7 s 
Inner remple. Grand Di^y. Dinner, 19 a 10 • 
INQa&STS :^ 
^— Armstrong. Lieut. B. L. II., whaCommittetl 

Suicide. 19 o9/ 

— Atkins, father, Marderedi 9 o 4 » 

Bei^rd. G. D. KiUed in aCollisioa, 27 a 10 A 

— • Boulter, Uuliert. Found Dead, 29 /i o • 

— CUpoen. F. li.. who Committed Suicide. j| 
18/ 

^«. lotl^y, Vf. J.. Run Over, 14 a 8 4 

— » (^o«iper, Mary J,. Died from Fnght. 30 1% 

\0.t 
— ^ Croysdale G, B., KiUed |n a liadvay AOr 

cident, ^80 11 i-*3i o M d 
^-^ t ullum, F. G. and W. A.. Killed in a Fire^ 

25 i< 4 r 

— Darling. Alice R . Died from Syncope, 28 4 

6/ 

— Deane. Q^aointh ^^^Y% Found Dead. 5 tk 

I' J 

— Dtvall. Annie, Murderi'd, II a iOtf 

— Dowd. Geo. Found Deal 2'> d 7 ^ 

Fenner, G. J., Acciilentilly Shot, S) d 9 

— <^ Golding, lU AocidentaUy Drowned 2 on 4 

— GoodftU, AIqx.. KiUe>l by Falling iJow^o S04 
Fell, 2VI ^ o s 

Grundy, Brnest, ifho Committed Suicide, 

2o(i4« 

Hackney Road Fire, Person 1 KUM in the, 

24 G 12(7 

— Unll, W. W.. Died through i^n Accident oa 
Board Ship, 21 o H 

— .— Uanlwick. Martha J.. Murdered. 7 o 5/ 

— liwynes, Emily, Died fitwn Improper Treat-i 
ment. Ji-^ a 0/ 

— Hickman, Sophia F.. Found Dead, 22 la 
d—^n 4 /—Id N 6 

KrekorUn. Arani and P. D., Murdered, 10 

nib 

Lane. Gunner F, H.. who Committed 

Suicide. '^3 djj 

—^ Ltiuey, John, KU'» Over. 24 a li o 

Loughlan, John, who Committed Suicide,. 

II a 6 a 

Lovering, J. F.. who Committed Suicide^ 

l2R4a 

Maddocks, J. U., who Committed Saici4B& 

40 4 A^ 



»M. Sh i9oa.3 



»A1JIBB*8 IIIDIX TO *• VBM TIMMB ^ NBWSPdPBtt. 



tf^ 



— MaddockB,. W. J>, and anotlter, AcddenUiljr 
I)ro«riied| 7 a. 5/ 

— M*«'arthy, Kos&H., Nfurdered, 2 o 5d 

M'('ulli)ch, WidUngton, who CommiUedt 

8oicidt>, JnlAe 

«<— M'Knigbt, Emily, Died, from the Effects ot 
Burnn, 26 n^ 5/ 

-t — Meredith* L. I)^ Killed in. a Motor Carri*. 
age Accident. 18 a.» « 

••— Nemet, Count Balint, whp Committed 
Soicide, 15 d 7 d 

.,— Paraona. Oram, Killed In a Lift Aocident, 
6an/--li a 4 <i— 17 all/ 

m — Pellolio, J. A., Murdered, 8 o 9/ 

••* - Pierse, ^, andothere^ ^Ued oo the Kail- 
way. 7 5/ 

^»— Priicbard, Henry, Murdered, 25 d 4 e 

Purrif, Corp. (i. M.. Murdered, 23 d 7/ 

Sagou'n, SnghitieL Murdered, 29 o.6 j 

i«— Hcliilizxi, Q. U., who Committed Suicide, 

Slo\2e 
-*.— Scuri, E, T., Ditxl from. Pneumonia, 1.8 d 

10/ 
-m — Sowerby Bridge Railway Accident, 31 o9d 
V— Sump, Ada. Died from Neglect, 29 <i 6 a 
«^- Stanway, Persons Killed by the Fall of a 

Viaduct at, 18 a 7 a— 25 n 12 << 
-. — Stephenson, K. B„ Died from Syaqope, JJ.) 

ll 6e 
«. — Taylor, C. D., Died from. Heart Diseajie. 

16 dJtt 
m — Towers, SUnJ»»y Killed by a Fall, 3 o. 13/ 
- — Triggs, Lieut. K. W., Found Dead, \5d7ii 

- Worle Knilway Croaking AccideQjt. Persona 
Killed, I 4/ 

Inq^uests, Fire, \6 d 11/ 

InsaniUry Dwellings in Soho, 18 (f 10/ 

^stitute of liankers. Meeting. 5 a 5 «-*! 7 d7 d 

- of Chemistry, Annual Dinner, 15 d 10/ 
*— of InternationMl Lmw, 10 fi 9/ 

- of Marine Engineers. 24 a 1 1 

of Printers au4 Kindred Trades, 5 o 2/ 

institution of Civil Eogmeers, 9 8 d>-4 ft 7 4 

— 2t> a 4/— 27 a 7 tf 
■ ! Meeting, 2 rf 6 ir 

•**— of Electrical Engineers, Meeting. 14 a 15 d 

•-t4<)9(i^lU(j4 0— II do/ 
— - of Mechanica.1 Engineers, Meeting. 19 i 10 ^ 
«^^ of Mining and Metallivgy, Annual Dioner» 

26n 4« 
-«— ill Forestry,. \Sn I d 
International Arbitration, 2'6 d S a*24 die 

Balluon ( ompeiuion, 21 o 7/ 

Childrtn's Exhibition, 7 4 a- 

— ^ CUuir Uompeiittou, 26 d A e 

^-* Christian Pohce Association. Confeienoe, 1 

13 
^— EncydopiQdia of JournaUsni, 7 o.5s 

Finance, Ud 15/-.19<i9/ 

- Fine Art and. UorticuUural Ej^liibition, 14 
o7 <i 

^ institute foe China, Letter on^ 13. a 8 
«»-i- Jewish Missionary Conference, 2i o 13 <f— 

24 o 4 r* 
«M— l^w Conference, I o 3/-2 o 3 «— 3 08a 

«v6 (| 4 ^tf 4 



In ternationsl PcNce .Society. 21 d5/f 
— Sniiitrtry Bureau. 3 n 3 

■ (Conference, 10 o.5 0'-24 a.6 0—26 a,4 a» 
^i d 3/— 7 i/4 ( 

Invalid: Children's Aid As^oclilion, Letter on^ 

2) a 8 
——V Kiti!heii for Southwark, Letter on, 7 d i Oc 

—8 di2o 
Inventions. Bzhibitioo st. Iirl^h^>n, 26 a.9/ 
Invercly.d** ^Lord; on Shipping Legislation. 12 dl 

12 
Investigation of Cancer, 14 d. 16/ 
IBjBLAK J :-- 
^-m^ Dulte of Abercorn. Movenents of| 3 o 8 d:, 

— Anniversary of the. Death. of C. S. Parnell,, 
1^0 4 0. 

Mr. Arnuld-Forster. Oelebratioa of the Ue- 

tfirn of, 27 o 12 i— 12 a 4 ^, 

Bailieboiuugli District Coucil. i^ 'i 7 f 

— — A. J. Balfour's Sheffield Speech, Comments* 

on. 3 o 8 i 

the BM\ Launch.of, i3 a. lO 6 

— ev Loid. tlarrymore on the Lapd. Act, 2 d ti ft 

Bel ra<il Conservative- Association and. vfr.. 

Arnold- Forster, 30 o 5 / 

— -- Mayoralty 3j it 9.rf. 

Serious Di«t.uibance at, 2^ £f..5 

Andrew. Carne^^ie Departure of. 2\ o7 f 

m Freedom. of Cork, i^oiifened ow^ 22 o & di 

P- the Freedom, of. Limeiick Conferred on* 

21 o 7 c 

■ w the Freedom.uf Waterford Conferred on, 
20 9 <i 

— CiTil Service Coinmiwon, 16.a lO.d 
— ^v College llistoiiciil Society. 6 n o 

— ^ Cuogesied Districts Board, Meeting, 16 ii« 

\0d 
—^ Duke of Connou;;ht at Tralee. 15 o 7 f 
— — Miphael Daviti and the Freem m's J/turn il,^ 

6 n 4 

■ and the Land. Act, 8 o 4/ 

— -. De Freyne Esute, Di#tMrbanoe 00 the, 30« 
a»d 

— Down, Connor and Dromore, Annual Synod- 
of. 3»o6/ 

^-^« L«(ly Dudley, 6 a 5 0—6 rf. 7/ 
-^^ Dublin i orporation, 6 a ti c 
■ ■■ Hospitals, Gift to. 9 c/ 10/ 
. -. ..I Mayoralty, ^a dd 

Uulvei-Bity Chess Club, 19 n 6 0- 

—^ Ia}^ d. Dunraven's Letter to the FfPmatC^ 

JDjikrntil 18 a. 6 a 

is^ail of Erne at Newtown Butler, 9 a 6/ 

.^ Evicted. Tenants, 1 6/— 6 o 4 6—7 o 4 <k 

-;— Mr. Farreli a^t Leitrim 6 a 4 c 

.1— General \.;uuncil of. thf) Irish County Coun«. 

Cils, Meeting. 18 d 6 
Grand Orange Lod^e of Ireland, Annual 

MeeiiUi, iid i9 

— Messrs. llarUnd^and WolfiTs Shipbuilding!- 
Tvd, 60 4 b 

T. M. ilealy at DundiUk, 1,7 n 6 a* 19 11 6 sl 

— — International li:xhiouion. d d 10/ 

Irish ^agricultural drganizjition, Annual 

Conference ^i o 7 ^'^'^ 06 d 

— Asylum Comm.ttees. Conference, 27 a7jf 
...ix^^ Catiie Traders, Meeting, 11 li 7 e 



Le 



PALM Rlt*S INDEX TO ** THB TIIIK8 *' ITKWSHAPKR, 



f Ool. 1 lO 



XreUnd (ro ''vei), 

— — Irish Coiiiment of the Ueoonttrsotion of 

the Cnbiiiet, 7 o 4 o 
■■ Land Acr, Appointment! under, 10 n 9/ 

■ ■ I&I08, Letters on, !) n 4 r— 24 nl d- 
.■ I^adoiv ier:>' CouTenilm 16 ti 10 d 

■ I'mliamonlary Fund, 2.i d 7 f 

Partjr and Wm. O'. rieu, 20 » 1 1 / -25 



n 60 



•J*arty P)t>grainme, 7 rf 7 / 

■ UniTersity Conference, 81 o 12/— 18 « 4 
d^'^b n 4 6—.^ tt 0^12 r 1 1 /— 14 (J 8 6^16 
d l2/i-ltt</12tf— L'lrf 10/ 

— Question. 31 d U <j 

— Labottrpry' i;ill, 14 o 9 « 

. — ^ La4ld Act of Iiiu3, * n ]6.a'25 ■ 8 0— J9 d 
9c 

■ Important Judicial Deciaion. 22 d 6/ 
^23 J 4 « 

* Agents and Tenants. 8 4y 

■ ' (k)oimiAsioii Court. 1 1 a 8 a 

Q5 eatiun, i die 2d 6/— 4 d 8/— 6 <i 

7/— iOc/80 

*— Lord Lieutenant, MoTemeats of 7 n 12/- 
26 a 8 e^/1 a 7/— H ij (i 0— 14 << 8 d— 16 i 12 & 

— — Sir Antonjr iMaodonnell and the Kmploy- 
Dieni oi ( hiidren Act, ^dlOf 

— aud Mauedoni t, A n 4 *•— 2 J 6/ 

— — Magee t'ullege, Lomloni^erry, 8 m 4/ 

— K«T. Mr. Maj^uireand th0Ten:iiits tid 10/ 
*— MayiKioth, Annual Meeting of iiishops at, 

Ibolj^HoHe 

— Miiyo ('ouDty Council and Mr. O'Urieo, 16 
alO^f 

— l>r. M'Ketlroond at Bnnis, 'in d 7 f 

— Memori.dto Mr. l^ecky, li fiiia 

— ^.Miseedaneuas News, 2<* e 12 0— 4 a /— 28 

n9b 
—— Municipal Boundaries. Proposed Extension 

of. 27 o 12 e 
i-i— National Board of Education, '^0 o'J d 

— Ntttionahsis and tne band Act. i? o ^2 o 

— — y^ m. O^lirien and the Mayo County Coun* 

dU 21 a 12 4 
* (Comments on, 83 n 10 d 

■ and the Kev. D. M. O'Flynn, n\ d9d 

— nm\ ihe Ft eetMun'a JournaL Itf o tO«— 
26 lu a 

—— and T. M. Ueidy, 7 a 4a 

•— ^ on bis Kesi^nation, J2 a 4 d^-lA a 8 d^ 

21 »li:«t~^7a ./ 
— and the United Irish League, 6 « 5 fl-7 
a 12/-»a«.y-l0a9/— 11 ii»a-12a4tf 
-^JdiOZ—l^a II/~I8 4<I2 6 
* Leuer to the V\e»tport Hoard of Gunr- 
diiuk, i} o^d 

— Jii. O'Donnell and the Land Act. I • 5/ 

— John O'Donnell and T. M. Uealy. 7 o 4 o 

Ui. O'uwyer's Letter to the Naiio lalist 

Press. 8 (4 .> 

— ioiioi O'Kelly and Wm. O'Brien's Hesig- 
nation, w d - e 

— K. r, O'Neill at Ballymena, 13 a 4 d 
.^- Bey. Mr. uTuole ana John O'Ooni 

d.'U 

— O. ders in I'ouncU, Applicadon for, 23 o 7 / 
»— Onuages in, 14 o9 e 

«8 



>'L>onnell, 28 



Icelind (fo»u7 /I •/«<*). 

Primrose League Meeting at Rt. Anne's; 20 

Kn-hdrU'ii UistncL (>)uncil, H o 4/ 

— — . Rathkenle, >lr. Carnegie'i Gift to, 12 o 4 e 
- District (^ouiwil. Mr. i^aniegie's Giit; to, 

;so if 8 cf 
— ' KelK*l1ioiTof I7DS, Pioposed Memoriai, 14 4 

Sb 
— - J. Redmond nt KiUamey. 2»O'}0n 

on llie r^nd Act. 21 d I0«— 2-) d5d 

-— — lit Limei'ick, 10 n 10 d^U a 6 a 
and Wni. O'llrien'ii Retirement, 1 J a 4 4 

■ m Koscoiumon, 12 o i o 
Wm. Redui.HKi at Bairielioroush 17 14 • 

— Remission of Kxtra Police TaJt, .' I 4 4 0^ 
2^^f/ .<i-29ri'*c 

— Uoiii:m ('aiiiolic U.iirersity Medical Schriol, 
Annual Dinner, l^dlib 

— -* Uoscom.iion Uisaict Council and Mr. Red- 
mond. .» o J> A 

Royal i *oUege of Surgeons, .1 a 4/ 

Dublin Society's Winter Cattle Sbovr, 9 

d loy 

Visit Next Yoar. Rumours 0} a 2'» rf 7/ 

— T. W. Uu8«eU and hia OoMtitoeniS o o 4/ 
— ^ Situation in, m) n t»./ 

— >r>go, Remission oi the Extra Police Tax 
io, md \2o 

-*— T'loe. Sloan a«, Xewry, 17 «• 6 'i 

South Uubh.i Rural UiStricl Council, 48 d 

— ^ Sul>-Comm.8sio*iei*8 oi the Irish Land 
CommiSHion, ReduuUou io the Na Hber 01, 7 o 
Au 

— - Teoania and tlie La<id Act, • *0d «v r jr dojf's 
paffer 

^— - for Liio and he Land Act, 17 « 6 a 

— Timss Competition, id a/ 

— Tobcicco Giotviu^ in. J > a ti e — 10 d 8 e— 30 
d o u 

Tndee Urban Ccmucil. (I o 12/ 

— - W. r. Tretichaud ilie Land Ageiiia, 4 n oy 

Trinity CoUege, Oablin, 6 «> o 0— 2J a 9 6 

—19 dlJc 

-^ Ulster Farmers* and Labourers' Unitm and 

(^^ompuisory Purchase AssociUion, Oonfer- 

enc«f, iO o i e 

" Liberal Unionist Association, 9 a 6/ 
«— Uuited Itiah League iVleetio^, 1 o » / — '$ o 

«6—l9oiOe-/l / c-8o.e.>jf— 9'wU/— 

2.'i n iic-3ii •/ vi d 

Univerbity Pli Usopliioal Society, Annual 

^uppdr, 31 o 12 / 

Mr. Wyudham at .Wo8lBin:;to.i, Commeota 

on, J </ '» e 
Irish 1 )epopalatioo and Free Trade, Letters ou, 

Uo lo/-»8 o.m 

lJistres»ed LaUies' Pand. I^Owter on, 19 n 2 s 

— Laud Act. i8UJ, Leitars 4Mi, 26 n 18 ^—26 
dbb 

■ ^Whatis anJfiatate, Letter 4Ki, I0d6 e 

(4*iestion. LeiCer on, 22 d 'J/ 

«*— Memoein and English Parties, ^a ff9 / 

— Uiuteraity £MUCalion .mad rrinity CeUege, 
Letter on. iod 11 b 

■■ (^ttes«iop, 22 o 6 .41^-^:8 o 11 c 



Dfe .^1.1905.J 



PILMBbV IHDE< to ••*H« TIMBS** WBW8PAPIB. 



Irish UniTsnUj Question, Comments on. 2 1 080 
— ^— Letters on, 27 o 4 rf-30 o 6/— 9 11 7 o 
Iron mid Steel. Institute, \ oS e 
Irrigation Policy., the New American, 21 4 / 
Islcfof Man, 31 oil/ 

Isle of Wight and Sea Encroachment, \$o\\ 
lulian Emigration to British Colonies, Letters 
on,£&e 13 a— 28 a 4 <2 

— Foreign Belations 16 ff 7 c 
— — Hospital, Letter on, 17 a s 6 

— * Mo amenta, and MoseuuiS. 19 d 7 « 

— Soknaltland. the Reprisssion of Slavery in. 
Letter on, 26 10 » 

ITAliY:- 

— and Austria. 3^ a 7 e 

Budst-t 10 /I 3ft— 11 do0 

— Cabinet, 2 n .'> c— 1 1 a 3 c 

— - Commercial Helattons. 1 4 o 3 a 

Foreign Policy. \H d 5 d 

— Trjide of,21 o l\ d 

— IrinsbruciL Inddento, 2<f n 3 0^27 a5 s 

— ^ King pf, MoTements of, 1 o 8 e*13 o3d^ 
l4o3 -27o6/-16a ii a-17 a 5 a— 24 n 5 
e— 26^n3 0&/ 

— ^ Ministry 21 o 5 «-22 o 3 o— 23 o 8 cf— 24 o 
7«-26o6/— 29#3/-3l o 8rf-8n3il-4 
a 5 0-7 a7/'-*l3a3 4— Ida 3 a— 27 a 5« 

— — Lttter on. 9 a 3 / 

— ^ Bnicellaneous News, 27 5/— 21 a 7 e 

— Nary, 3 o a a— 1.1 <{ 5 a 

PaVUament, 1 d 5 <i— 2 <i 5 a— 3<l 8 a-4 i 

8 0^5 J 7 d— 7 if "> a— 21 d5d 
Pblieical Siraaaoain,27 a 12 d 

— QU6en of. 21 d5d 

*— • Uusaian Embassy in Rome, 9 a 5 

and N>malUand; \2 dld^-li dl b—2} dSb 

— Vatican, Consistory at the, 10 a 5 e^l3a 
3a 

— -» and Italy, 23dBd 

' MitfcelUheous News, 20 3 rf— 7 dBa 

New Secretary of SUte, 19 o 5 <i— 24 7 

ft— 28 5/-^2 a 6 

the P6pe and Christian Democrats, 22 a 

80 

on Church Music. 29 d 3 ir— 30 d 3/ 

ih^ Po[>e's Audience^ 2A d 3 d 

— first Encyclical, 00 i c 
Thfasare Story, 21 d 6 a 

luly, King Victor Emmanuel IIL, the Ruler 
and Hie Man, 17 n8a 

— Signor Zaoardelli, 17 7/ 

J. 

JacVfon )F. H.) Qn Fi^al Polioy, 24 a 10 tf 
— — CU:T.)'gn Romney'fl *• Adna Seward,". 16 a 

6d 
Jamaica KeUef Fnbd, 13 6 5 /^3l 14 ft-^7 a 

lid 

Tradeof, 6a8e 

James (ite?. H. A.) on Rugby School Register. 

80 9 d 
— — of Hereford (Lord) on the Liberal UnibhSat 

Party, \bbon 
— * and the Pottery Trade, 22 d7/ 

Letter, Latere on, 12 4 <l— 18 10 e 

Jamrach (WJ on Ornithological Curiosity in 

iliDglaud,6fry << 



Japan, I .J/— I J o ^a 

B.inktni^ in. Letter on, 80 o 5 tf 

— Feeling in, 14 /i 16 a 
— • and Ki» ea. 18 a o a 

— Perpetu:d Leases in, 29 o 7/ 

PuliticMl Parties in. 7 d 5 d 

— and Kitstia, 6 3 tf— 28 a 4 a— 3 ttSa 

Socialiam In, 25 n 6 ft 

and the Yellow Races, 29 d 8 e 

Japanese Diet. \\ d 5 a 

— House Tax, \ d \ b 

Treaty with (Vina, 10 e 6 a 

— Views, 2ln 7 a 

Jaques (W.) on the Education Acts, 4 a 10 « 
Jeffreys (W. K ) on the Automobile Club and 

the County Councils, t!i d \'oJ 
on London's Trunk Road to ihO VlTdat, 19 d 

Jenner OliM L. A.) on 1 .ie Emperor anif Em- 

.iress Frederick Memorial. 5 ti M o 
Jersey (Lady) on Children's i^appy Ereninga 

Association, :^0 o 5/ 
— and Marriai^e with Deceased Wife's Sister 

Leuer on, '6 d \fd 

— Society Annual Dinner, I'* o 4 ft 
Jewelry Trade. Letter on, I dlOf 

Jewish .listoriCHl Society, Meeting, 30a 9/ 

- La«.f.' Brigade, •« a 2/ 
<— - Museum iu London, Proposed. 2 d^c 

— Statistical Society, 2 if 4 e 
Jews' Flee School 27 c 12 e 

Johnston (Sir H. H.) on a National' PailTtn 

ArchilllsUnd, \2d\bd 

(T. B.) 00 Fiscal Policy. T d^i 

Johnstone (J. H.) on Unionist Free Tradwr and 

By-Electi6h8. 2\a 10 f 
Jones (CapL C. H.) 00 Public School Elfle'Gorpf, 

l4<i8a-30J9y 
Jones ( I). B.) on Mr. (^hamberlaln and thA Tin- 

plateTrade. 1208/ 

— (H. C.) on the Approach io UneolM't loiv- 
Fields, 25 a 12 

(U. S.) on Ezcarations^ in Rome,"t9 il 19 v 

—24 a 9/ 

(Dr.R.)on PhysicarDegeneration, '3?9 rfS/ 

Judge (M. U.) 00 Fterthei- strand ImproreoieiMi 

12o5u— 21 o II 0— 2ii30 
Jupp (Q. U.) on London's Trunk Rmd totho*^ 

West, Vid 14 ft 
JuVende Delinquents ttof onn a iDri wi and PiobH*'- 

bion Officers, Letter on, 21 o 3/ 
—-Lectures, 12 U iitj 



Katoitf DK N.) Oitoer to, 19 d \itf 

Kebbel (^. E.) on Lord Beaoonsfleld 6n Itnperiil 

Tariffs, 27 ft 10 <l 
KebbeU (Qeo.) on the New Riter Coapsflysad 

Constant Supply, 18 a 12/ 
KeeUey (C. B.) on Londoti HospltaU'and 

Central Control 30 <f 9 li 
Kekewich (Sir (ieo.) at Blackburn, 31 o 12/ 
Keif in (Lord; at Cardiff,- 13 a 8 a 
Kemp COeo.) on blioal PoUcv. md%e 
Kenneciy (C. W.)on Mr. Gladitontt and GoirdObV 

Death; dOff 5a 
Kensington Mayoral Dinner, 18 if 1 1 a 



P^LilkB^tl fNt>Kle TO ^' f HE flMCB ^ NlSW&riLPBB. fOot. 1 ti 



%Len«it rottuneiboration 9 o9 a 

%ent and Saney Hop Oroweis* Corifereob^ 20 n 

10/ 
%idd (Berijamin) on Mr. As^uith On British 

Trade, 5 n 10 a 
_. on Mr. Chamberlain's Glasgow Speech, 9 o 

4 6 — 13 o 5 a 

Letter on, 21 o S e 

%ieff UniTeriity, Distttrbani^s ^t,Sd ^/— 14 d 

7/ 
^ilmorey (Lord) on the Ffonpttal and Home tor 

Incarable Children. Maida Vale, W., 8 d 4 a 
timber (Heriry) on Fitciil Policy. 26 tf 8 6 
%ng(Slr O. 8.) on Irish Land Act. 1908, 28 « 166 
.— * (E. Ot,) on Lord Q. Hamilton^ Speech, 27 o 

10 d 
i.— Edward VII. Sanatorinm. in \2a 
-- Ragged School and iostitate, AniATenfti7, 

21 « sy 

-_- Edward's Hospital Faad, 2 o 7 d^7 o 7 4— 

9 o 7 d— 16 5 c— 27 7 (T ~5 n 9 (-=-11 a 8 a 

— 12 n 3 /— 13 n 9 C—lH n 9 e— 26 li 6 o»2 </6 
•a— 6rfll/~9rf6/— 16 c/ 6'i— 16'/ iJ «^18 

d 7 rf-23 <i 7 #—24 rf 6 a— 80 dSf 
^.^^ Shopping Day. Letter on. 1 o 8/ 
lying's Bounty, 'IKdlf 
College Hospital 8 o 4 6— l2 n 8/— i6 a lO 

d— 23 n 12 tf — 12 d 7 /— 16 d I0/-17 d 9/— 

22rf7/-8l rf4/' 

■ Letters on 9d9>— I2el0ii 
» I Remoral Fund, Letter on. 31 • 14 & 

..^ Sanctioned. 13 e 13 ft— 23 6 4 c— 25 a 9 s 

Fat Stock, 9</ll c 

Sanatorium, Letters on, 8 a 1 1 e-^ dQd 

Scottish Standard Bearer, 8^7/ 

kinnaird (Lord) on London Lock Hospital and 

Rescue Home, 30 n 10/ 
tarkwood (T. M.) On Buiial at Bow Cemetery, 

164 4 / 
teshineff Outrages. 3 n 3 «— 4 n 5 6—10 n 4 6— 

18 n 6 0—20 a 6 s- 81 a 7 e— 28 a 7 ir-SO a 6 a 

^24 d 3/—28 d 8 <i~29 d 3 
«— Petition. 2 a 6 d 
^ — Press Tiial, 8lii 3 » 
i— Trial, 1 d 6«-4 a 8^-6 d 7 0— 10 4 3 tf— 

16 do s— 16<{ 7 d^i9a7 if— 22 if dd— 25 d 8 

(/— 26if 86 
lUssed Hands, Letter on, 31 o 6/ 
Kite Flying Contest. 6 o 4 4—9 a 12 j 
foiatchbuU- Hugesaen ( Herbert) on Fiscal Poiicy , 

19o7 6 
fejiight (R.) on Lest Food and Leas Wages, 17 

6/ 
knighthood— MaGan. Dr. A. V., 81 d 10 « 
Knowles (Lees) on Widows of Noo- Commission- 
ed Office. 808/ 
i3^nutsfordcL6rd)0n Central British Bed Ciou 

Committee, 29 9 tf 
Korea, the Japanese in, Letter on, 7 a 18 ^ 

the Situation in, 24 o 7 a— 16 <i 7 a 

Korean Complication, 6 4 iS a 

L. 

Labouchere's <— ) House, Side of, ^8 a 10 « 
tjrtwur Colonies in Belgium, 2Sd9d 

Market^ 16 6/^27 06 d^l6 a 18 </.16 4 

14 a 



Labrador, Exploration in, ^4 8 a 

Lscey (T. A.) on Income Tkx an^ Sale of Copjr- 

righr. 2A d 5a 
Lads* Ddll Attociatibh, Meerin|r 21 cf l2 « 
Lady Doctors in Genersil Hospitals, Letters oii| 

16 o 13 4—19 14 
-^ — Holies' School for Girls. 184 18 

Warwick's (^otlege fOi* Women. 26 o 10/ 

Lagos, the Condition of , 7 a 6 
PrepAration of Rubber at. 24 12 /— 29 b 

13/ 
Lambton (F. W.) on the Newcastle Liberal Un- 
ionist Conference. 3i 13 6 
Lancashire and Dear i^otton. 7 d7 e 
Working Mefi and Fiscal Reform, Letter 

00. 24 «• 7 # 
Lance ((\ C.) on Atistralian Food Products, 16 

o 4 4 
La&d Act and the Irish Church, 18 4 116 

Values, T«zation of. 10 4 9 

Langford (S.) on Crown Lands in New 2Sealan^i 

lo »2/ 
Lankester (Prof. E. R.) on the Discor^ry of thd 

Cause of Sleep|in^ Sickness, 19 n 2/— 5 4 12 6 
Landatory ioscripttoos in Churches, Letter on, 

14 43 6 
LAW:- 

Actions ifl coidmon Law, JIM CiTiL AoTiovA 

— — in Superior Courts te* Cifxl AoTiaiia 

Appeal Ca^es, ate (-ivil Aotions 

— ~- Criminal Cases, «M MiooLBBBxSBSSioxft 

Batikruptcies mm Buikruptoib8 

— Bee every Wednesday's c ni S »twi<iy*s paper 
Bankruptcy Court Cases, see BaKKBOfict 

Court 

Calls to the Bar, 18 a 8/ 

— =— Cases in the Admiralty Coflrt, see Aoiili- 

BALTT C^OUBT 

- Probate Court, see Citil AotiohS 

leases before the Protiucial Magi^tratas 

see POLiCB 
— ^^ Consistory Court, see Abohbs, &o. 

— Council of Legal Education, 6 o 12 /— 2 a 8 
6— 17 a 7/— 16 4 4/ 

^-^^ County Court Cases, see Civil AotiOvs 
of London Sessions, see Cbihutai. Trials 

— Court for the Consideration of Crown 
. Cases Reserved, see Crimikal Trials 

■ of J astice for Children, Letter on, 27 o 1 4/ 

— Days of Sitiings of the Courts, inener^ 
days paper 

Discussion Of Cafeet Sub Judioe, Letter on, 

28e 14 « 
<-^— Dividends in Bankruptcy, see DiViOBNoa 

— Divorce Coulrt, see DiVobob COubt 

— « Ecclesiastical Cases, see Abchbs Coobt 
Estates in Liq[uidatioo, ^ee Estatbs 

— Judicial Expedition, Letters on, 26 a 2 «— 8 
410/ 

-^ Livespool Court of Passagd, 3 o 8 4—8 oid 
-^ Lord Mayor's Court Actions, iee Civil 

Axjtiobs 
Notices of Sittings of the Courts, in eve^jf 

day's paper 
■ of Causes, &o., ta every day's paper 

— « Partnerships, see Pabtkkbships. in mM 

Wednesaay's and Satmrday's pa^r 



fi%di 3i i9o5,^ PALicBB^s i»Dkx to ^* thW timbs ^ sewspapbr. IW 



Privy Coanfeil Ptocdddingi. seg Cjtil Xo- 

^: Piibtac ¥^«iAioationl. s^ #t^»^ WedHstdny^a 

and S"turdfiw*M paper 
a-f- Quarter SMiidns, trials in, Ue CatakunkL 

TaiALB 

A— RAil#A7 ^^ Canal Commisdon Oourt, t#i 
Civil Aoriolrfe 

' Reai/tiiatlon of Jild^ Webb. %6\} 

•=— ^ Scotch SeqAettratidilt, the BANKBurrdua 

Soma. Legal Problems. 27 o 8.a 

»^ — Suits in ChAnce)ry, kw Oitil AoTioirt 

=^«- Siispensions.^es StrtPBRsioirs 

Trials in the Crimiaal Court, m« Cm imiital 

TbIals 
t^w Sodety, Id o 4 0^14 6 4 9^15 6 9 i*16 6 

6 ft-«l oa/-21 a6 i— 12 i 6 

— i(ft6nAr) at the Constitiltiooai ddb, 22 d 6/ 
Ladder- Baton (G.) on Hospital AOcommonda- 

Uon for the W^ll-to-do. 7 if 1 1 4 
iJlKWrencf (Sir Joseph) On Mr. CiUmberlain at 

C!ardi£F and Ne#port, ^ n II a 

on Dumping, 19 ^ 18 i 

^^ — on the TinpIatO Trade. 19 d l4 > 
^ — XMaude A.) On EducaUe, 7 <i 12 ^—9 d \\f 
^ — tS.) on the M.S. of " Paradise Lost." 28 <J6 / 
a^^— XSir Trevor) on St Bartholomew's Hospital. 

27n6 0-lal2a~I2 d Hi A 

— <W. F.) oh Cobdeoiim and the Colonios. Id 

Lawion(Sir Wilfrid) On the Victory of Tadk- 

ttany, 10*8 a 
bawyers and Professors as Fiical Authorities, 
^ Letter on. 14 rf 6 J 
lAADINa ABTICmES:- 

Alaska Boundary Decbioh, dl d 9 c 

'^— = — and C^ahadian Feeling, 28 o 7 i 

*— * AUertean Elections. 6 n 7 d 

^ — Aroa^ Reform and Imperial StrAtegjr, 18 B 

W-. Aiteniciii 9oo4 idli 

' — A. J. BalfoAr on the Ahlijr, 1^8 B ll ft 

•«r 4( Sheffield. 2 d 7 6 

' — dalkans. the Stttiation in the, 28 6 do 

aM— iBattteshipe, the Purchased* 16 if 1 M 

' — Sir M. U. Beach at Manchester, 6 a 7 9 

ak— )31rmin^ham. Meeting 12b 7 6 

Boarded-odtChUdren, 21 B 11 i 

a^ BrUtol Banquets, 14 a 11 ft 

»— British Forestry, Outlook of, 80 il 7 i 

•-^ ParliamOnt in Paris, 28 nlld 

'i — rabinet, the ROcoHstruOted, 6 d 7 

ak— Sir U^ Campbell- Bannerman at Boltott, 16 

b7ft 
■* add EdaOaUon. 17 d 11 « 

^ — Canada And the Alaska OedisiOn. 27 9 d 
i^— CBnOer, Origin of . 10 rf 7 i 
^ — Mr. Chamberlain and the Ageuu-Oendrai, 

19b96 
-^ ^ at dinttingdam, 6 a 7 ft 

a at Cardiff. 21 b il ft 

■i r And Fiscal Beform, 5 d 7 k 
— s — in QlasgoBT. 7 7 6 
»^s^atLeed4. I7d9ft ^ 
ss— ih Liverpool. 2i o 9 ft 
wnrr- at NeWtaslla, 2 1 e 9 ft 



LeadiJig Artiolea (eonhnu'tty. 
— Mr. Phnmberlainat Newport, 2d i4 i> ft 
— -~^ at Tynemouth, 22 o 7 ft 

Mh Chamberlain's Campaign. 8 1* 7 ft 

^ OitiOa. 2 B 9 

--^ Tariff Commifisiotk. 18 <l 9 ft 

Chlliah Battleships, 4 d 7 d 

— =- China and the Far Eait. 16 ft 7 e— 19 9 14 
• ■ ■ MlsSiohary Question ih, 5 7 d 

Christmas Message. 26 tf 7 ft 

Church Congress, 14 d 7 

— i— ' and thO PeoplO. 1 ft 7 d 

Classical Studies, the Fdture Of^ 25 dl d 

— CoiombiA, the KeVolutiOrt in. ft b 7 i 

Congo Free State and thO British Note, ife 6 

7b 
^ — the COiidltiod of the, ^4 d ll ft 

Coiinty Coiincils And BdiiOatiOdt 17 d d ft 

-idi^ Criclet in Australia, lSd9 f 

Cure of the HAbitdal Drdnlard, 16 it d <l 

^Loi^ Ourion in the PBrsian Qulf^ 4 it 7 ft-a 

9i9il 
Abp. of CaAterbttry And NonconforniistSi 7 

«11/ , 

— Death of Mir. LeOky, 24 ft 11/ 
• ■■ of Dr. Mom<nsen. 2 B 9 « 

— ^— of Heri^ert Spencer. 9 4 9ft 

Dok6 of Devaiiihtre. S 67 d 

— ^— and the Free ^ood Leagde, 17 ll I 

Dreyfus Affair, I 4 9 c 

— ^ Education Controversy. 28 9 ft 

— - — ahd ObstrdctiOd^ 21 b 1 1 e 

Emperors and the NeAr East, 1 e 7 ft 

— •• Encydopai lia IJritanrticC 19 i II a 
-^ End of the Vacation. 20 ft 7 <2 

England and France. 30 d 7 it 

— EcrnscanS llykiOs and Hittltes. ^8 ft 9> 
BxOaTatioO in Koihe. 19 a 9 i 

— Far Bast Cl^iais in the, 19 d 11 ft-2^ dik 
—24 aj'e 

— =«> JApad And RuftsiA In the, 25 4 9 ft 

— ^~ SitUAtion in the, 10 9 ft >13 d 7 i -29 d 

7ft-l4dllft 
FAr Baftteni Crisis; 10 il 7 ft-iS d 7 h^ti6 

d7h 

— FAtO Of A \f ahdi. ^ d^ d 
— Fire at the Vatioad. 8 B 7 c 

-^ FisOal ContrOVOrsy. 13 7 ft— ^4 ft ll ft— 29 
7^-11 B 7 6—91 A 9 ft— 27 B 9 ft 

Fiscal Discussion. \tSd7h 

Oratory, 4 B 9 ft— 10 B 9 il . , ,, , 

^PoUOy, ld76-17B9ii-5ilii-99tf 

7 d— 80 4 7ft 
-JM AbtOAd. 9 7 d 

— — QueiUon. 12 o 7 ft-9d 7 ft— Sd B 9 d-A. 

—^ FOresbfy Laws AbrOid. 81 9 ft 
— - Franco. Church and State in. 14 B 11 ft 
-^^ Frande, Educatidti ()tteetion in, 20 b 91 
— i^ Fr«0 Food Ldtt^de, 25 a 9 6 

French N^^Ai Budget^ 25 a 9 il 

-^s- Qerman Emperor, 2i if 9/ 

vrtw Health of , 9 B 9 ft 
—^-1- FltiaoOee, 81 o 11 1^— 2d 9 
-i^ ^chstag, 5 li 11 ft-15 d9 i ^ 
— ■" iJbunt GolttdHowIki dd For^URi Aifdifi;li 
49 ft 

M M 



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LMdiiig.4rti^ (ebn/tn^) 

Lord GoachQii on TRriflii, T » 1 1 « ... 

i«*- > Guildhall Banquet, 10 n 9 ^ 

— Ouimery and Toipedp Training of th% FImI, 
21 <i 9 r 

— Sir W. Harcburt at Tredegar, ;ia d \l h 

— Hickman's Body. ^)Ucoj9Ty ol, 20o 7j 
Hotpital Shopping Day, 24 o 11 d 

— Hangnrian Urisia,, 6 oj fl— 27 o 9 4i— 8 a 9 
d^)An\l d 

^— Hunting Seaaoii, 3 a 7 ^ 
^— ^ndia. Jury Syitem in, 4 a 9 if 
— ■■ andTih6t.».f/7f ., 

— Indiutrial Gennany, 28 ii.7 tf 

^^ In tier national Nayal iManMuvrea, 30 a 9 « 
«— Irish Nationalist^ and their Unity, 9 «9 if 

— JU^Unn Mmifttryf Reaigation o^ 23 o 7 d 
— - King of Italy, in Paris, 16 o 7 ft - 

— I^iiig's Cqilega tioipitiil, 12 • 7 <l , 

— ^apauefe Diet, U d9 b 

— L boral Unionists and the PoliUqivl Sitoa- 
tiun. '4t c 7,0 

— Local GuTernmenf Board t{«port/ 17 n 9^ 
— - London Borough Elections, 50 o 7 a 

By-Eleca6n» I6dii b 

-J Child|«i out of JSchool, Sn7 d 

-— UospiUls, 16 <i 1 1 f 

■ and Central Control, 26,<i 7 i 

■ UniTersiiy. Future of the, 2d9d 
— ^— apd Medical Education, }%d9e^ 
Ludlow Election, 2A d 7 b , 

— * Mr. Markhamind Jbree Trade, 26 o 9 a 

Marvlebone Muddle, \7 d 9 d 

— - Michaelmas iSittings^ 22 d 7 d 

— Middle East, 17 a 9c 

«— > Loid Milner's jk^tmn 21 <f 9 ft 

MUton M8. and the Nation, 16ii 11 e 

— — Miner's AnsBmia, 13 o 7 « 

— Mr. Monypenny and the Johannesburg 
Star, 5dVXe 

— Mr. Morlev on Fiscal Policy, 20 a 7 ft 

— ^ Mosely £dacatk>ual Commission, 3 o 11 «« 

21 « 9 a , 
— ^ Mushroom Companies, 2id7 b ' 
National Act Cuileciions Fund,, 12«i 7 if 

— NaTal Manflsuvrea, 20n9o 

-•t- Near East, 6 o 7 rf-20 o 7 0- 26 o 9 d-lB 
.» 9 c -26 a 7 ft 

' BiVer Company, 23 n 9 ^ 

— ■ War OiBce Committer 7 n I'i * 

-— Nonqonformists and the Church, 16 d 9 ft 

— Oxford ChanoeUonhip^ 30 o 7 

■ and Beeearch, Id 9 a 
«r-Ji*ananui Canal, 24 a 9 e 

Penr^yn Quarry Dispute^ End of the, 16 » 

9ft ,. , 

— Physical Deterioration, 294 7 d ' 

**— . M. de Plehve and the «lews in Butiia, 8 7 tf 

— Policy of Prefereuoe, 29 cf 7 c 
Pohtical Affairs, 9 d. 9 

— — ^iinatioo, id o 7 0—26 o 9 0—27 o 9 ft— 
30o7d-7<f 9 ft— 1|49 

— in the Far East^ lOo 9 
* - Speeches^ 9 o 7 ft 

— Pope Pius X and (he Boman Chorcb, 11a 
70 

•— Porte and Beforms, 4 a 9 
66 



UM^ Avtiolea (0oaftmiMfX ^ 
Powers and tiM Balkansi 6 e 7 0—7 e 7 a— 

and the Porte. I2n7 

Problem of the Uoemploy^ 5 d 11 

ProgreseiYes and Eduoation, 22 d 7,0 

Promotion in the Nary, IM lid, 

— Pru^iiian Elecilons, 26 is tjT ., , 

— Public Morals and Ckten Cdurta. 2r 11 9 il 
PttbUchouse TrnsU, 30 a 9 0. , 

— Queen Anne*s Bounty, id^d 

Bailw/it E)tetrificaii9n„24 a 9d ' 

•»» B^pativitM TransTaalera, 16 7 « 

Bevie^w of the Year I903, 31 </ 6 f . 

Boine. Eacaratfoas in, 19 a 9 iT 

Preaident Booasteit'a ^eesage^ 0oiigrea9» 

8d90 

— Lord Rosel)07 in Edi]i\»^rgh. U if 11 ft 
at'I^ioester, 9 a 9 <? 

' Occasional Oratory, 27 ,11 9 

■ at 6h«ffleld/ U 7 ft 

in South ton^n, 26 il J ft . 

— — Boyal Society, 30' i| 9 
— Bussia and the Far Eai^ 8 n 7 ft 

and Japfm, 28a lie . . 

'— - the Law of Expulsion in^ 19 9 a ' 

Uussian Army, Agitators 10 the, 7 o 7 d 

^ Russo-J^apanese Crisis, 23 d 7 6-29^ <i 7 ft 

— bt. Bartbolomew'a Bospital, 7^9 0-11 d 
11 * ^ 

Lord Selborne in F^dinbprgh, 8 il 9 6 

— SheflEleld (ibuferenoe, 3 o 1^ ft .. 

— Sleeping Siokuefs, 7 n U / 

Somaliland; £^hting in. 25 << 7 » 

^— South Africa, 13 n 7 

Commercial Miasion to, 18a9V 

,tbe iCconomic Situatioii ih, 29 7 « 

... — PoUticaand Labour in^ $<f 7 ft 
African'Outlook, 30 a 9 li ^ 

Herbert Spencers Funeral, 13 i 9 

— . Stote and the Theatre. 26d7 a 
Tariff ComnUMion. 19 d lift. 

Discussion, the Progr6M ot, 19 9 6 

«— Tariffs and rrade Uniona^ 31 ell 
Traction Enginea in London,' 13 a 7 

— Transvaal X<abour'CominissiQQ, 23 a 9 li 

Tsar's Letter to Ml Loubet, 3i'o 11 ft 

Turkey and the Poirenf 7 * II d^^ n 

70 

.Unionist Party and Fls6al PoUcy, 22cf 7 f 

— » United States and'Panaina, (0 a9 

— Veneaiiela ArbitratkxL 2 7 
— - Victoria Falli, 3 11 4 

the Vtotor^, Accident io^iHoU* 

'— Visit or t!ie Eing and Queen of Italy, 17 n 
9 ft-i» a » ^-20 a 9 ft-25 a 9 

— ViYist-ction Case. 19 n 9 * 

— War omoe Adoupiatratioa and Beffom. 18 

ni d ■ "^ >. . 

Wieabaden, the Two Emperon at, 6 a 7 

.— Mr. Wyndham at \VorkingCpii. 2 d 9 6' 
Leaf (Walter) on the Clasaioal AsaocUUon, 23 4 

6 a 
— . on the Electric Lighting Question in Mary- 

lebone, 21 <i 16 
Lotgue of Mercy, 3 if 9 a 
-^ Anuoal Meetini,^ of ProftidenU, 19 d Ifd 



I?ec.81,1908.J 



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MBW8PAPBB. 



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Lee (A. H.) on Portsmouth C)iurch Ezteniioa 

Fund. 1 »i 6 tf . 

— (Sidney) on Bacon, 5 o 4/ 
^ on the MS. of Matuii*0 1' Paradise Lost,"* 

14 (f 10 a 
Lee«OiUon (Harry) on the Vreo Food League 

»1 o la i 
L^al Poor of London, 26 <I10 4 

Letter oB, ii^d XOb 

LegioQ of Honour, Letter ou, U d 4/ 
Leicester Boot Trade, ai dK^J 
Leigh (Lady) on Kucal Kduoatiou. 5 d lA o 
Leipoldt (U L.) on the SatUh Ajticm Nmos, 90 

# 18:^ '. : , » 

Leonid Meteors. Letter on, 19 a 4 ^ 
Leooidst fiiMioirer of , lietter on, 1 7 u 9/ 
LeM Food and Wage^ Letter on, 17 o 6/ 
Lethbridge (^Ir Uoper> on .Mr U. CunpbeU- 

Banoeunan oik the Lancashire aad Indian 

(Jotton Trade, 2(5 d 7/ 
— ^on Fiseal* Policy, a^o 12 € 

— on India aiid Preferential Tatiflb, 7 a 5 « 
— * on the Jktsaiaii: Boycott of ludUn Tea, 25 n 

2/-3«i 6o . 
Levy (Matthias) on the late Herbert 8peneer, 

16 fll2 a 
Lqrland (SL W.)on Fiscal Policy. IKdAo 

on shipping Subsidiea, 2tt <f tf 4 - . . 

Liberal Party and Ijidepeodent Candidates, 7 d 

12 tf . r 

Liberal Education Policy, Letter <)0, 2a o i e 

— Uniouiiit Assodatious and Fiscal Policy, 
Letters on, 2ar o iOy ~^4^ 12/^2tt a 7 a 

— Conference at Newcastle, 2 1 oil f 

Party, Letter on, to o 5 a , 

Liberalism and Labour, ao a 6 « 

Liherals aud Ifiscai Ueform, Letters on, 9 ^ 9 « 
— 7ooif— iao9 tt— lUo 7jr- . ,^ » , 

— and Tariff Keiorm. Letters on, a o tf a**5 o 
6 — o odd 

Licencing Law. Letters on, 24 d 5 /— ao d :) « 
<^» Question, 20 o d y — 2l oily —22 o 8^27 
067-2 a 7 a— 21 a lly— 4n 12 »-*7 a 12 0— 

13 a U d^6 d60 

» ■' . loiter ou, ;£2 <f 9 c-2D dtb 

— in the Isle of Man, 7 o 7 s 

— at Biruiingham, o o\f/ 
Linuoiu'it lull, iiraiid Day, Oinner, il a 7/ 

Fitrlds, the Approaches to, Letters on, 20 a 

_ 6y— 3*0 a I2 0— Aj n i <i 

Lindley v^Loid) on Passive liesisUnc*, 22 o 4 a 
Lipiou ^ ihosJ PreM»iit;ition u^iJ ttt6 a 

— Ueturn of, 19 o 7y 

Liquid Air as a \ oal (ietter. Letter on. 21 o 13 
Lisier Institute of Preveuiire Medicine, 1 o e/ 

— Lecture at^ 5 cf 4 e 

Lliile Kttglaiidisui. Letter on. 20 o 4/ 

—— > h;iperiuieat in Ketaiiation Letter on, 19 n 

lOo 
Utder (Sir Italph; on Belgian Bails, 19 n 1 1 
LiTcrpool Chamber of coouneroe, L.uachf 13 6a 

— tjhurch, DisturDance in a. 30 a 6^ 
«^ L'ottou nAchaage, 16 o 4 a . 

m-^^ LM9orporated Chamber of Uommeroeb Meet- 
ing. 3 a 2 s 

^wn^bchoeiof Tropical Medicine, Letter on, II 
a 6tt 



Livt rpeol Royal ViniaiOr* a-6^^-^ 

UniwrsUy, 26 a M «-t>3$ • 10 i-7 li II « 

LUngatiock.(l40i4) un Bayliss w. Coleridge. 9 d 

Lloyd ( J.»hn) on Loose Words in AcU of Parlia- 
ment, 2H cT 9 
Uoyd's and Marine Insurance Companies^ sm 
. every, i faff i puftir : • 

T-ocal G ivernuieiit Hoard. Eeport. 10 a 4 o 
Loch (C. 8.) on Kiuploj^ment and tel^ef. 31 d%e 
Lockyer (Sir Nonii^o) and Uis Critio«. 30 a.3,o 
Locomotives on di^Jiways. *^p n^id 
Lodge (i?iii OUrer) on Psychical Research, 28 d 

Lofthouse {C^. a H. S.) on the Volunteer Ser- 
vice. 17 n^A'i •■ , ,1 ^ 
London (Bp. of);on the County (^oundl Eleo- 
, tions and the ICduu«ti«»n Act, 16 i 4^ » 
-^-^ on fiducatl«m, 22 <i » h 

p.. ■ ■ » ou remperaiice 3 a 9 ^ 

Nei? Ye?ir Uit^T 30 1 r,.d 

— p?ei ihe iiofder, Le ters on, 17 a 14 «-27 
a 12 ft . • 

---- Borough Elections. 80 • 10 a— 3 a 4 c~4 a 
II a-^br. 9''— 12 a 10s 

■ Letters on, 3' o 9 «— 3 w 4 rf 
. . ■ i^tiUeption of lUt^s in,. 24 d^d 
■ Uorruwin{( » owers, ^.d .\3 

By*lj^i(Citons, Letters on 16 rf 7/— 19 tf i» 

c— 2i tf lod . 

— Oah i>ispute, 16 a 7 <l-21 a 7/— 23 a 9 a 
~1 ij II U^6d 10 a 

.-«i»' l^etrers on, 2 i ,2e^& dUb 

— i hainber of Gouimerce, 26 a 10 a 

I Luiuheon, 29 oZd 
Congregational U ii<»n. 4 a 12 « 
LONDON OOUNTY ODUNOIL :- 

— Ai>.indouiuent ot Tramway Schemes, 18 a 
AO » , . 

— -T Aldwych Frontage, 21 o 13/ 

Allotments, 25 a 15 a 

Bind Performances, 9 i 15 a 

— Uaihing FacilUies for Women. 4 a 4 4 
UelgUn Rails»2^l4s-^i >i5,<i-23,<l 9 a 

— iJuiiding C^onditioi^s, 2dUo. 

■ over London Sqafiies,21 o 13/ 

over (Square:*, W .0 14/ 

— . 1 h:iirmaa's Aiiuual Address 7o lOe 

— Ciiy and Markeu, 2 ^ 14 s , 

(Tlosingof Qieat Queen Street, 2 tf 14 

Cost of the Lonn, Zl 13/ 

Local Improvements, 2J 13/ 

Council's OmcifS 9 </ 1 6 a ^ 

-i^ County Council Blectioo, 16 n 17 » 
•— — Kate, l4o2^ 
-T- freniatoria for Asylums, 23 «f 9 * 
— Death of a Menfiber, 9 d 16 a-rl^ <l 17 9 . 

of Lord Salisbury, 7 o 10 £[.—21 13/ 

Kducatioo Act, 11 a 6 & 

Edwardes Square, Iti ^17 h 

Election l£xpenses, 23 tf 9 6 

laectioud, la 4 <>/ 

Electrical Traction, iaa4 6 

Kmpioy.uent of Barqiaidst 25 11 16 a 

_ Epiiopiiu Colopy, I3irf 17 ft 

Bvenmg Oontindation Schools, 16 d 17 a 

.— . Kxamioatiou of MUlc, 9 d 16 a 



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)ci Unrl, Constitational Changes ki, IBoSf 
luiiuigratitD to Canada, 24 o tf ^ 
— Keform Association, A nSd 
Imperial Gduoation, Lotter on, 28 J 9/ 

South African Association, 23 n 11/ 

ImporUnt Tests with High Speech Tool Steel, 

Lathes Niid Drills, 11 n 6 a — 16 a 3 h 
incendiarism and the Rassian Peasants, 10 n 7 
Inutdf iioe of an import Uut^ on Wlieat, Letters 

un, Hlo 9 0—11 nbd 
Income Tax, the DupUoatioo of, 2o 7/ 

Letter on. 2d^o 

and Sale of i 'opyright. Letter on, 2S d 5 a 

Incorporated Associatioa of Head Miatresses, 2 

o2 € 
— - Inna of Court Mission, Bazaar in Aid of, 

Un \\J 
— ^ Justices* Clerks* Society, 21 o 1 1 

— Society of Cambridge douse, Cambenrell, 
Annual Meeting, iA n 6 b 

" of Medical OfQcers of Health, Annual 

Meetings. 12 o 2 <l 

of Mttsiciana, Annual Cooference^ 30 d 4 

/-81 d 6 s 
Increase of London Pauperism, 9 d7 d 
Indemnities for Injured Workmen. %i di/ 
Indentured Plumbeia' Appreotioes, 25 n V> d 
INDIA:- 

Agricultural l£di|cation in, 11 a 2> 

«— • Bnrmeae Uioe Crop. H do a 

•i— Lord I untun Mufumenu of, 31 a 5 #—9 n 5 

if^lUadc— 12m3o— IdaS c-17 a 5^—20 

n 5 u— 21 a 7 ci— 25 a 6 /«— 26 a 3 /'— 28 n 7 c 

•— tfO n o a ^''i d o a 
,^— and the Persian Gulf, 6 o 3 4—3 <l 3 a— 4 

a . a — ii d .> a 
■■ I and the Punjab Chiefs. 1 <l 9 « 
•— ' Lord i urzon's Uift to Fia c«, 9'i 4 Q a 
<-» t iuuds \i\ Z\ nH d 
m — Geological ^^urvey of . 23 n 14^ 
^- Heallhof. 2. * 10/ 
«— Higher hducaiion 10, 26 a 11/ . 
.*— investiture of a Maharajah, li J 6 a 
«-— Irrigation in, 2A a 3/— 25 ^5 4 

— Lord Kitchener, Accident to, 17 a 5 ftwlg 
a 6 <l— 26 a 7 « 

MoTements of, 2 1 6 e— 30 n 3 o— 2 1 <2 5 a 

«— Miscellaneous News, 24 o 7 4 

— Modern History of Trial by Jury in, Let- 
ter on, 12 n^# 

•i— the I'oyerty of, Letter on, 3 « 4/ 

-.— and IVeferential Tarifftf, Letters on, 7 a 5 # 

— 9al»/- '"» I6a— li A 6— 12 a9 a— 14 

a 13 6 

— Preservation of Ancient Movements in, 7 a 
16 6— 2o a 11 a 

-^— Safeguards for Secluded Women in. Let- 
ters on, -^2 a Ji e— 24 4 3/ 
•^ and Tibet, 3 a 3^ -4 a 5 4—18 a 5 

Trade Ketunis on Sjt 

India and Mr. Chamberlain's Proposals, Letter 

on, 7 d 7 a 

— Umcial Secreu Bill, 18 n 6 s 
India's Place in an Imperial Federation, 1 1 4 l2 a 
Indian Bureau of i;ommerce, the Proposed. 27 

.7<J-2yol3/ ' 

»» Irngaiioa, 2 a 144 



Indian National Congress. 30 4 3 /* 

OfB^iai Secreta Bill« 4 4 4 j( 

Tea Crop, 6 a 4 o 

■ Report, 6 A 4 0- 
Trade, 16 47*. 

Trade 2 ©.5 d 

Industrial Conditiona in Germany, S o.eb —6. o 2* 

0— 80 2/f — t:^ 9 10 a— 21 o 4a— .7 a&a— 17 % 

12n— 1 43a-944a— 28 4 8a 
— ** DecentrnUzatioo. 25 a 14 / 
>^ Property Convention, 8 4 #• 
^— Situation in Ku^sia,. 26 a 6 b 
Inebriatea Aot, Letter 00. 18 a 1 1 0* 

Acts, 12 a 1) a 

Infant Orphan Asylum, Letter on. 27 a Wf 
Ingram llouse^ Laying the Foundatioa Stone o^ 

25 » 12 * 
Inland Revenue and the Duty on Lord Moray'a 

E^sUte. '<6a 7 « 
Inner Temple, Grand Dt^y, Dinner, 19 a 10 a 
INQaSSTS :^ 
^^ Armatrung. Lieat B. L. U^ who Committed 

Suicide, 19 o 9/ 

— Atkins, Eather, Marderedi 9 o 4 » 

Beard. G. I>. Killed in aCollUion. 27 a 10 A 

— • Boulter, Huliert. Found Dead, 29 #i 5 « 
~- CUppen. F. ii^ who Committed Soictde, j| 

13/ 

-«. ( ofit^y. Vf. J.. Run Over, 14 a 8 4 

^-» <^o«tper, Mary J,. Died from Fnght, 30 1% 

— ^ Croysdale U, E., Killed in a liadvay Ao- 

cident, ^60 U 4— 3i 0^ d 
( ullum, F. G. and W. A.. KUled in a Fire^ 

254 4 r 

— Darling, Alice R . Died from Syncope, 29 4 

6/ 

Deane, Q^aointh ^wry^ Found Dead. 5 tk 

1» J 

— Dtvall. Annie. Murden'd, H a iOd 

— Dowd, Geo. Found i>eal 2'> 4 7^ 

— Fenner. G. J., Acciilenttlly Shut, S) d 9 c 
— «*- Golding, R« Accidentally Drowned 2 o 5 4 

GoodiiU, Alex., Killed by Falling Uow^n Sea 

Fell, 2VI 4 5 « 

— Grundy, i£ruest, ifho Committed Suicide,, 
25(1 4 s 

"- iUukney Road Fire, Person 1 KiUed in the» 
24 o 120 

■— Hall, W. W.. Died through an Accident oa 
Board Ship, 21 o M s 
— .- UHnlwick. Martha J.. Murdered, 7 5/ 

— lliiynes, Euidy, Died from Improper Treats 
ment, 2-* a bj 

— Hickman, Sophia F., Found Dead, 22 la 
4— «ia 4 /— 13 fi 

Krekorian, Arani and P. D., Murdered, 10 

n ^ b 
•^ Lane, Gunner F. H., who Committed 

Suicide, 23 djj 
-^ Ltjney, John. Uu«t Over. 24 a 11 
Loughlan, John, who Commttted Suicide,. 

i\ n6 a 

J. F., who Committed Suicide^ 



— Lovering, 
12 a 4 li 

Maddocka, 

^6 4 40 



J. U., who Committed 9uicidfB& 



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loqaeste .(ron/a iute<f. ) 
Marldwcks,. W. Jb, and anotlier, Aqcidentally 

Drowned^ 7 o.n/ 
— M««'arthy. Ko«e.H., Murdered^ 2 o 6d 
^— M'(^ullijch, WidUngton, who Comaiitted( 

Saicidt>, 7 nl^e 
m — M*Knigbt, EqiUy, Died.fn>iQ the Effjects ot 

Bmnn, 26%^ 5/ 
-. — Meredith. L. I\ KiUed in. a Motor Carri*. 

age Accident, 18 n,\i • 
<«— Nemes, Count Balint, wiip Committed 

Suicide, \6 d 7 d 
-. — Parsons, Oram, KiUed in a Lift Aocident, 

6«ft/-li n4 rf— 17 n \\/ 
m — Pellulio. J. A., Murdered, 8 o 9/ 
-.* > Pierse, — , and.otU9r^ ^Ued. on the QaU- 

way. 7 5/ 
^■^ Pritchard, Henry. Murdered, 25 tf 4 « 

Purvia. Corp. (i. M., Murdered, 23 d 7/ 

s»agou'n, SnghitieL Murdered, 29 o.6 

••-^ Hchilizii, Q. O.. w.ho Committ^ Suicide, 

81 12 
-w— Scuri, E. T., Died from. Pneumonia, 18 d 

10/ 
-»— Sowerby Bridge Rnilway Accident, 3\o9d 
<*— Stamp, Ada, i)ied from Neglect, 29 <2. 5 a 
^^* SUnway, Persons Killed by tHe Fall of a 

Viaduct at, 18 n 7 a— 25 n 12 << 
i»— Stephenson, R. E,, Died from Syncope, ?.) 

ll 6 s 
-i — Taylor, C. D., Died from, Heart Disease. 

16 dJ 

— Towers. StonJ»»y Killed by a Fall, 3 o, 18/ 
-.— Triggs, Lieut. F. W., Found Dead. 15 tf 7 << 

— Worle KNilway Crossing Accident, Persons 
Killed, I 4/ 

|nq.uests, Fire. 16^ 11/ 

XnsaiiiUry Dwellings in Soho, \H d 10/ 

^stitute uf liankers, Meeting. 5 a 5 e— 17 did 

— of Chemistry, Annual Dinner, 15 d 10/ 

— of InternationMl Lmw, 10 n 9/ 

— of Marine Engineers. 24 n 1 1 « 

of Prmters audi Kindred Trades, 5 o 2/ 

institution of Ciyil Eogmeers, 9o8(i—4n74 

— 2« n 4/— 27 n7 e 
■ Meeiing, 2 «i 6 c 

^r— > of Electrical Engineers, Meeting. 14 n 15 a 

-.4i9ti— I0rf4s— n do/ 
^— of Mechanical Enjfineers, Meeting. I9i 10^ 
w— of Minmg and Metallurgy, Annual Dinner, 

26n 4« 
•«— in forestry,. 18 a / <l 
Internal iooal Arbitration, 28 <i 8 a->24 die 
-^— Balloon ( 'om petition, 2.0 7/ 

Chiidrtn's Exhibition, 7 do • 

^-^ Cliuir Compeiitiun, 26 di e 

f— Christian Pohoe Asauciation. Conferenoe, 1 

o l3o 
•^— Encyclopaedia of Jonrnalism, 7 o 5 e 

Finance, 14 d 16/— 19 dM f 

.»— Fine Art and liorticulturai Ej^Iiibition, 14 

o7 <i 
^ Institute foe China, Letter on,. 13. n 8 o 
•q^— Jewish Missionary Conference, 21 o \6 d^ 

84 o 4 r< 
^mr-^ lAw Conference, 1 o 8/-2 o 3 0^3 o 8 a 

^mk 1} 4 «(i 4 o 



International Pejiee. Society. 21 dSf* 

— SHuitxry Hureau, 3 a 3 s 

— ^— (^)nference, 10 o. 5 0^24 n,6 a —26 a. 4 «» 

•,1 d 3/— 7 rf/4 b 
Invalid: OhiMren's Aid- As^ocinlion, Letter on^ 

2-5 n 8 <T 
— ^ Kit(!heii for Sonthwark, Letter on. 7 i 4 Oc 

—8 d\2n 
Inventions^ Exhibition st. Iiri;^h^)n, 2B a.9/ 
Inverclyde ^Lord;) on Shipping Legislation. 12 di 

12 e 
Inyeitigation of Cancer, 14 <i. 18/ 
I BBLAN J :^ 
•— ^i* Du)ce of Abercorn. Move -nan ts of ^ 3 o 8 d:, 

— Anniversary of the. I>eath.(>f C. S. Parnell, 
18.0 4 a- 

Mr. Arnold-Forster, Celebratioa of th^ lie- 

twn of, 27 o 12 ^—12 a 4 ^. 
•— >• BailiebortfUgli DistrictCoucil, '25 H7 f 
—^ A. J. Bslfour's Sheffleld Speech. Comments* 

on. A o >^ d 
-^ the B^lti\ Laiinch.of, i3 n. 10 A 
— fv Loid. tlarrymoreon the l^pdiApt, 2 <{.8 A* 

Bel fafii Conservative Association and. v€r« 

Arnold- Forster. 30 o 5 / 

— -- Mayoralty 3j #i 9 i. 

Serious l>i'«t.urbsnce at, 2H ^.5 

Andrew. Carnegie Departure of. 2< o 7/ 

^ Freedom. of Cork, (^'otiferred on, 22 o b di 
J the Freedom, of. Limei ick Conferred on* 

21 o 7 e 
» t the Freedom. uf Waterford Conferred on, 

20 o^ d 

Civjl Service Commission, 16 a \Q d 

•— ^» College llistoiical Society. 8 n 5 o 

•'^ Congested Districts Board, Meeting, 16 a. 

\0d 
^— Duke of Connou;;ht at Tralee. \o o 7 f 
^ Michael Daviti and the Frtsm <a's Journ d^ 

bnio 

■■ and the Land Act, 8 o 4/ 
^— De Freyne l£sute. Disturbance on the, 30« 

tf 8(i 
— - Down, Connor and Dromore, Annual Synod: 

of. 3'»on/ 
— ^* Lh4*' Dudley. 6 n 6 c—o d.7/ 
— — Dut)lin I orporaciun, 6 a ti e 

^ Hospitals, Gift to. 9 t/ 10/ 

-^ Mayoralty, ^a dd o 

— — Unlveiiiity Chess Club. 19 n 6 e- 

— — Loi d, Dunraven's Letter to the FreenuuCtt 

J/Ditrnul. 18 a6a 
^— lUil of Erne at Newtown Butler, 9 n 6/ 

Evicted. Tenants, 1 o o/-«8 o 4 6^7 o 4 Oi^ 

.;— Mr. Farrell at Leitrim 6 n 4 c 

-1* General «.;ouncil of. thf) Irish. County Coun«. 

Cils, Meeting. 18 d 8 e 
Grand Orange Lod^e of Ireland, Annual 

MeeliUi, ild ie 
. Mes«ra llarland^and Wolff's Shipbttilding>; 

Xard, 6 o 4 6 
T. M. llealyat Dundalk, 1,7 n 6 a* 19 a 6 a. 

— International b^xhiOition, 9 i 10/ 

Irish Agricultural Organiaatioo, Annual 

Conference ^i o 7 o -22 e 5 <l 
— - Asylum t^mm.ttees, Conference, 27 a7jf' 
.-..i^v Catiie Traders, Meeiing, ii dj e 



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IrelaDd (ro '>ued). 

— Irish ( *oiiiment of the Keoonstraotion of 
the Cnbinet, loin 

■ Land AcN AppointmentB under, 10 n 9/ 
■■ liiOS, Letters on, !> n 4 r— *i4 n7 d 

.— — • Ijiadovr ten' Caii?eii(l)n Idn 10 d 

■ I'm ilia moninrjf Fund, 2.> d 7 f 
Party and \Vm. O*. rieu, 20 n 1 1 /-25 



n Be 

■ J*arty Piitgramme, 7 rf 7 / 

■ Univeraity Couferenoe, 31 o IS/— 13 a i 
rf— Jb n 4 6—4 tioe^\2f II /— 14 li 8 J— 16 
i{ l2/i-Ittr/12<>— il rf 10/ 

» QacBtion. 3\ d ^ d 

— Labourprh* r.ill, 14 o 9 « 
. — ^ Ladd Aot of l'JU3, 2 n 16.a— 25 n 3 0~J9 <2 
9r 

— Important Judicial Decition. 22 d6f 
—23 d4a 

^ Agents and Tenants. 8 o 4/ 

■ (Uimaiissioii Court. 1 1 a 8 a 

Qi estion, \ die 2d 6/— 4 d 8/— 5 d 

7/— lOrf »« 

«— - Lord Lieuiennnt, MoTements of 7 a Ti/- 
25at{0— /7 a 7/— Hij u 0—14 <i 8 6— 16 if 12 ( 

-^— bir Antony Macdonnell and the Bmploy- 
Dieni 01 ( hiidrea Act, 9 li 10/ 

— and Mauedoni I, /> « 4 <•— 2 1{ «>/ 

— Magee i'-ollejte, LondomWry, 3 « 4/ 

— KeT. Mr. Mas^uireand theTencuits 9d 10/ 
«— — Mayuooih, Annual AAeetin^ of liisliups at, 

I6p7y— 17 o 14 
*— Miiyorounty Council and Mr. O'tJrien, 16 

alOii 
^— I Jr. M'Ke<lmond at Bnnis, 'in d 1 f 
— — Memorial to Mr. l^ecky, li aiia 
— ^.Miseelltiiieoas News, zf o 13o— * a 6/— 28 

a 9b 
*— Mnnicipal Boundaries. Proposed Extension 

of, 27 o 12 c 

— National Board of Education, '>0 o'J d 
-i— Nationalists and tne L*and Aot, '21 o i2 o 
•— — > Wm. O'Hrien and the Mayo Couoiy (Juan* 

cU, 21 M 12 li 

— ('omii»ents on, 83 n 10 b 

and ilie Kev. D. M. OTIynn, md9d 

— tind ihe/^tfrf/MMii's Jmarnal^ 19 o YOe^ 
26 o lo a 

—— and T. M. Uealy, 7 o 4 a 

— on his Kesignation, 12 a 4 if —14 a 8 d^ 
2inU4^£l n ,/ 

-— and the United Irish League, « n ft tf— 7 
a l2/-»ai,y-l0«9y— II n8tt-l2a4rf 
^Jdi0/^\2d wf^i^d 12 6 

— Letter lo tile We»tport Board of Guar- 
di-ink, a o6d 

— iHi O'Ooniiell and the Land Act. 1 • 5/ 

— John 0'l>uiintfll and T. M. tlealy. 7 o 4 o 
Uj. U'Liwyer's Letter to the Naiio lalist 

Press. 3u .*e 

— toi»o: O'Kelly and Win. O'Bnen's Resig- 
nation, HI d - e 

— K. r. O'Neill at Ballymena, 13 a 4 if 

Rer. Mr. oToole ana John O'DonnelL 28 

d-.a ^ 

— O.deis in Council, ApplicaUon for, idol/ 
•— Oouages in, 14 o9 « 

«3 



Primrose Le.igne Meeting at St. Anne's; ^20 

KnhdrU'ii Uisinct Oiuncil, H o 4/ 

— > Raiiikenle, Mr. OarnegieN Gift to, 12 o 4 e 
■ District (^onncil, Mr. (Carnegie's Gitt to, 
;k) if H c/ 

— Keoellioirof I7:H, Pioposed Meinf>rUil, 14 4 
Sb 

J. RednM>nd nt KiUarncy. 2 i 9 10 n 

on the r^nd Act. 21 d I0«— 2i d5d 

— — lit Liineiicic, 10 a 10 li— 1 7 a 6 n 

. and Wm. O'Drien's Ltetirement, 1 J a 4 <i 

■ in Ki»soonimon, l2o I (^ 
Wni. Redni.Hiil at Uuir«elx>ronsh 17 o 14 e 

— Remission of Krtra Police Tax, J lif 4 0— 
2S f/ . d -29 d •• c 

— Roin:m t'atiiolic U-.tiversity Medical School. 
Annual Dinner, i^dlib 

— * Kusouin.non l^istiict Council and Mr. Red- 
mond. .1066 
Royal t \>ll^ge of Sitr;eoiiat .1 a 4/ 

— Dublin skwiety's Winter CaUle Show, 9 
d 10/ 

Visit Next Tear. Rumours o{ a 2'*dlf 

— T. W. Rus«ell and his OoristittieniS d a 4/ 

— ^itnation in, mi n Mf 

— » >r.go, Kwnissl 'A 01 the Extra Police Tax 

in, 19 <2 12 ly 
-^- T'lQS. NIoan a* Xewry, 17 a 6 'i 
— > South Dubh.i Rural Ujstrici Council, 48 d 

6c 
— - Sut>-Comm.s8ioiiei*s oi tbe Irish Land 

(>>maiission, ReUiiotion in the Nu itber oi, 7 o 

Aa 
•^— Tenanu and the La>id Act, • *se fiv ty day'» 

puiter 
-^— for Liio and he Land Act, 17 a 6 a 

— TVsMS CouipetitiiMi, i d ii/ 

"^ Tobiusuu Gioivin^ in. .' » a li e— 10 d ^ «— 30 

d ^y u 
Tr:dee Urban Council, ti 12/ 

— W. r. Trench au J tlie Land Ageina, 4 n 0/ 

Trinity OoUeKe» Uobiin, M ^ o e^23 a 9 fr 

— d9 d 1 J e 

— » Ulster Farmers' and Labourers' Unim and 
Compulsory Purchase Associ.%tion, Confer- 
ence, iO o i e 

• Liberal Unionist Association, 9 a 0/ 

— - United Itiah ijeague Meetin^^s, 1 o * f — > o 
« 6-1-19 o iU « *:^t o / c-ao.o.>jf'-9 aUy— 
2a nK'tc-'^i *t vi d 

University Pli losiopliioal Sooiely, Annual 

>uppdr, Si 12 / 

— - Mr. VVyudham at .WoBkin:;to.i, Commeota 

on, J // f « 
Irish I )epopiilaLion and Free Trade, Letters ou» 

Uo L'/-»3 o.«ci 

liistres>ed Ladies' Fand. l^wteron, 19 n2e 

Laud Act. ItMIJ, Letters 4Ni, :«{» a 16 6—26 

if 86 

■ xVV hat is an Estate, Letter 4Mi, 10 if 6 ^ 

-^— (Question. Letter i;i\\ 2i d 'J/ 
— — Membeitt and English Harties. 15^/9/ 

— Uuireraity £uucataon 4md TrinUy OoUege. 
Letter on. lo if 11 6 

'm I Queaiio|i, 22 o 6. 41— 1;:8 o li c 



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Irish UnivfirsUy Question, rominents on.LU o a o 

Letters on, 27 o 4 rf-30 o 6/-9 « 7 a 

Iron and Steel. Institute. 1 o 8 c , ^ ^ 

IrngatioD Policy., the New American, 21 • 4 f 
IsWof Man,3!on/ . ,. ,, 

Isle of Wight and Sea Encroachment, 1« o 1 1 c 
lUlUn Emigration to British Colonies, Letters 
on,26ii l»a— 28ii4<l 

FwtreigD Belations 16 r? 7 c 

— Hospital, Letter on, 17 n s 6 

-.- Mo umenUand Museums. I9d7 e 

Sotaaliland. the Repression of SlaTery in. 

Letter on, 26 o 10 ^ 

ITALY: - 

and Austria. 2« a 7 c 

Buds^-t. l<» " 3 b^U rf 5 « 

— Cabinet, 2 n :> 0— H nSc 
_ Comxnerciftl Kelations. 14 o 3 a 
»— Foreign Policy, \^ d5 d 

Trjide of, 27 II rf 

Innsbruck Incidents, 2<? n 3 «— 27 «5 a 

— King 9f, Morements of, 1 • 8 a— 1« oS^-- 
l4o3 — 27o6/— 16fc 5 a— 17 a 5 a— 24 n 5 

-^ Ministry 21 5 a~22 3 o-23 o 8 d— 24 o 
7 <?-26 o 6/— 29 • 3 /-3I 8 <*-3 a 8 ii-4 
«6c-7 n7/— I2a8 4—138 8 a— 27 a 6a 

■ Utter on. 9 11 8 / ^ ^ 

MIAceUadeona News. 27 5/-21 a 7 c 

Navy, 3 a a— 15 d 5 a 

PaYUament, I d 6 a— 2 d 5 a— 3i 8 a-4 d 

8 a— .^^ 7 i-^7 d > a— 21 d 6 rf 

-i— Polieical )Siruaaon in, 27 a 12 a 

— Qu6en of, 21d5d 

— Rnsnian Embassy in Rome, 9a6a 

and >omalUand, |2 d J d-H d 7 6-2 1 d 6 ft 

— Vatican, Consistory at the, 10 a o «— 18n 
8a 

andltaly,23d3d 

r MiacelUheuus News, 20 o 8 d— 7 d 8 o 

New Secretary of State, 19 o 5 d— 24 o 7 

J— 28 o 5^-^2 a 5 tf . 00 ^ 

.. the pope and Christian Democrats, 22 a 

-il on Church Music. 29 d 3 s-SO d 3/ 

ih6 Pope's Audience^ 24 d 8 d 

- first Ency(4iCal, 5 a 4 a 

Ti^eaaure St6ry, 21 d 6 a 

Italy, King Victor Emmanuel IIL, the Ruler 

andflieMan. 17H8a 
-^ Signor Zaoanlelli, 17 7/ 



Japan, 1 o;j/-l:o3o 
Binkin;,' in. Letter on, 30 a 5 tf 

— Feeling in, 14 d 15 a 
«.— and Koiea. 18 n a 

Perpetual Leases in. 29 o 7/ 

PolilicMl Parties in. 7 d 5 d 

and l^issia, 6 3 tf-J8 a 4 o— 3 d 8 a 

Socialism in, 25 n 6 h 

and the Yellow Races, 29 d 8 c 

Japanese Diet, li d 6 a 

— House Tax, I d .1 5 

Treaty with (^hina, 10 • 5 a 

— Views, 21 a 7q ^ . - ,a 
Jsquea ( W.) 00 the Education Acta. 4 a 10 a 
Jeffreys (W. R ) on the Automobile Club and 

the Connty Councils, t j d lo/ «,^ , ,a ^ 
on London's Trunk Road to Hid Wfest. 19 d 

Jenner CSUm L. A.) on t.ie iimperor ami Em- 

iress Frederick Memorial. 5 rl '.» a 
Jersey (Lidy) on Children's Happy Eveninga 
AsBuciation, 30 >/ 

anU Marriage with Deceased Wifes Sister 

Leueron, 3d ^^ '0 

Socieiy Annual Dinner, I » o 4 © 

Jewelrv Trade. Letter on. Id 10/ ^^ ^ , 
Jewish .liatorical Society, Meeting, 30a!f/ 
La«.i^' Brigade, :J a 2/ 

Museum iu London, Proposed. 2 die 

Statistical Socieiy, 2 d 4 c 

Jews' Fi^ School 27 c 12 a 
Johnston (Sir H. H.) on a National' Pal* ta 
ArchiUIsUiud.l2dl6d ^ ,^^ 

( T. B.) on Fiscal PoKcy. ^d9i 

Johnstone (j. H.) on Unionist Free TradBWr and 

By-ElactiOtes. 24 d 10 f 
Jonw (Oapt. O. H.) on Public School fttfle Corpf, 

I4d8tt-30d9y ^ ^ ,, A^uA'9^^ 
Jones (1). B.) on Mr. (^hamberUdo and th« Tin- 

-f!^*HTay^n'the%pnWJh io Linccfln's Ini*. 

Fields, 25 a 12 e 
(h! S.) on Excarations in Roae;'19 ik\Bu 

JZ^iDT^TL) on PhysicatDegeneratlon, -id d 5/ 
Judae ( M. H.) on Ftothei* strand Improremenfc 

12o5<i— 21 ll«— 2a3a 
Jupp (G. H.) on London's Trunk Roadtotlie-^ 

West, Ti d 14 ft *. ■* *^ 

JuVcmle Delinquents ttaformsrtonw an* rwtti^- 

tion Oflftcers. Letter on, 21 o 3/ 
— Lectins 12 »l^y 



Jackrfon )F. H.) Qo FiWl Popoy. 24 a 10^ 
I (H:T.) i)n Romney's •• Anna Seiirard.-. 16 a 

Jamlica Relief Fund. 13 d 5 /-3r a 14 6-^27 a 

lid 
— Trade of , 6 a 8 a . « . ^ 

James (Ker. IL A.) on Rugby .School Regiater, 

-?? of^Hweford (Lord) on the Liberal UntohUt 
Party. loo 5/1 «« ^ , ^ 

, and the Pottery Trade, 22 d 7 / 

Letter, Wlteraon, 12 4 d-18 10 c 

Jamrach (W.y on Ornithological Curiosity in 
jLnglaud, 6»^tf d 



Katoi«fD^:N0ni6nerto;19di27 

Kebbel (^. E.) on Lord BeaoonsfleW on impmu 

KebS?(GwVon the New Riter OcmptnrtxA 

Constant Supply. 18 a 12/ 
KwtSy (C. B.) on Londoti Hoapltate-and 

Central Control 30 d 9 d 
Kekewich (Sir Geo.) at Blackburn, 81 o 12/ 
Keif in t Lord; at Cardiff,- 1 3 a 8 a 
Kemp CGeo.) on U1*«rt PbUcy. *5^ «f ,,^^^ 
Ken^edyCC. W.)on Mr: Gla&touB cud QofdOl^ 

l>eath;90ff5a ,a^ii« 

Kensington Mayoral Dmner, 18 d 11 a 



'P\LUKK*IA fNi>KlC TO *' ¥hB f IMKB ^ NfeW'BFAPBB. fOot. 1 fk 



^enPit Cottiniedioration 9 o 9 .«« 

%ent and Sariey Hop Oroweis* Codferedisd. 30 » 

>«/ 
%idd (Berijamtn) dn Mr. As^aith On British 

Traders n lOo 
. on Mr. Chamberlain's Glasgow Speech, 9 o 

4 6 — 15 o 5 a 

Letter on, 21 o8e 

%ieff Univeriity, Distllrbani»es tit,3 d ^/—M d 

^ilmorey (Lord) on the Ro«pital and Home for 

Incurable Children. Maiila Vale, W., 8 d 4 a 
timber (Henry) on Piscitl Policy. 26 tf 8 b 
%ing(Sir O. S.)on Irish Land Act.l908, 28«i I6d 

(B. 6.) on Lord G. Hamilton's Speech, 27 o 

10 rf 
—^ Edward VIL Sanatorium. 4 n llS a 
, Ragged School and Institute, AoiArersftiy, 

21 n%y 

•._ Edward's Hospital Food, 2 o 7 d^l o 7 i^ 
9 o 7 ^—16 one— 27 7 0—5 tt 9 6-^1 1 a 8 a 
^I2n3/— 13m9<r— 18 a 9 «— 36 * 6 a— 2 c/6 
a— Scfliy— 9^6/ — 16</ 6 »i— 16// iJ s— 18 
<i 7 rf-23 d 7 «-24 rf 6 a— 80 d 6/ 
— ^ Shipping Day. Letter on, 1 o 8/ 

teng's Bounty, IKdlJ 

College Hospital 8 4 b— 12 n 8/— J6 a lO 

d— 28 n 12 d— 12 d 7 /— 16 d 10/-17 <i 9/— 

22 <i 7:^-81 i4/ 

— . Letters on 9 9>«I2 • 10 d 

.« Remoral Fund, Letter on. 31 e 14 ift 

, ■• Sanctioned. 13 o 13 ft— 23 d 4 c~25 n 9 s 

_- Fat Stock, 9cfll t 

Sanatorium. Letiers on, 8 a 1 1 0—4 d^d 

Scottish Standard Bearer, 3 <l 7/ 

tennaird (Lord) on London Lock Hospital And 

Rescue Home, 80 n 10/ 
Sirkwood (T. M.) on Buiial at Bow Cemeteiy, 

16<{4 / 
fKishineff Outrages. 8 n 3 0—4 n 5 A—IO n 4 i— 

I8n5d— aOn6«-21 n 7s— 28»7 «-30 a 6a 

-^4 d 8/-28 d 8 d-^ d9 o 
..» Petition. 2 a 6 

i Press Tiial, 81 tf 8 

-I-. Trial, 1 d 60-4 a 8/-6 A 7 0— lO i 8 d— 

15 d 5 f-16 <I 7 d— 19 a 7 3^22 d 8 d— 25 d 8 

f/— 26 d 8 & 
tossed Hands, Letter on, 81 5/ 
Kite Flying Contest. 5 o 4 d— 9 a 12 j 
toiatchbuU-Hugessen (Herbert) on Fiscal Policy, 

19o7 6 
foight (R.) on Lest Food and Lets Wl^ea, 17 

6/ 
%:nighthood— Maean. Dr. A. V., 21 dXOe 
Knowles (Lees) on Widows of Non- Commission- 
ed Office, 608/ 
fijiutsford(Lord)On Central British Red CroM 

Committee, 29 o 9 tf 
Korea, the Japanese in, Letter ou, 7 n 18 d 

the Situation in, 94 7 a— 16 d 7 4 

fioraan Complication^ 5 d 19 a 



Labouchere*! <— ) House, SaU of, ^8 n 10 c 

labour Colonies in Belgium, 28 d 9 <{ 

Market^ 16 5/~27 o6d— 16 n 12 d— 16 A 



Labrador, Exploration in, iS4 8 a 
Lacev (T. A.) OH Income Tax an^ Ssile of Copy- 
right. 28 d 5 « 
Lads* Oilll Aaaociatidh, Meeting 21 d \^ 4 
Lady Doctors in General Hospitals, Letters oh| 

15 o 13 d— 19 o 14 
-^_ Holies' School for Girls. 18 d 18 

Warwick's ( Vlege foi* Women, 26 • 10/ 

Lagos, the Condition of, 7 «i 6 
I'repHration of Rubber at. 24 o 12 /— 29 b 

13/ 
Lkmbton (F. W.) on the Newcastle Liberal Uor- 

ionist Confereniie. 3i d 13 6 
Lancashire and Dear iTotton. 7 d 7 
Working Men and Fiscal Reform, Letter 

on. 24 11 7 
Lknce {C. C.) on Atistralian Food Products, 15 

o4d 
Latid Act and the Irish Church, 18 d 11 5 

Values, Tazktion of. 10 d 9 

Langford (S.) on Crown Lands in New Zealand, 

lo 12/ 
Lankester (Prof. E. R.) on the DiscorOry of thd 

Cause of Sleeping Sickness. 19 n 2/— 6 d 12 ^ 
Llindatory ioscriptioos in Churches, Letter on, 

I4d3 5 
LAW:- 

Actions in common Law, Mtf CiYiL Actions 

— — in Superior Courts <«« Cxfil AoTiaHS 

Appeal l^a«es, »ee ('ivil Actions 

— rriminai Cases, se0 VIiddlbsbzSbssionS 

Baukruptcies me Bjlnkruptcibs 

— — «<9« every Wednesday's c n f S 'titd<iy's paper 
Bankruptcy Court Cases, see BaNKROflct 

CO0RT 

Calls to the Bar, 18 ft 8/ 

— :^ Cases in the Admiralty Codrt, eee Aoiti- 

BALTX COITRT 

■ Probate (Tourt tee Civil Actions 
Ceases before the Prof iucial Alagistrates 

«M POlicr 
— ^^ Consistory (Tonrt. tee Archbs, &d. 
— - Council of Legal Ifiducation, 5 o I2 /^2 a 8 

*-17a7/-.16d4/ 
«-^i— County Court Cases, tee Ciyil Actions 

■ of London Sessions, see Criminal Trials 
^— Court for the Consideration of Crown 
. Cases Heserved, tee Criminal Trulls 

' of J ustice for Children, Leiter ou, 27 o 14/ 
—i^ Days of Sittings of the Courts, inever^ 

day's paper 
Discusvion of Cases Sub Judioo, Letter on, 

28 14 
'— - Dividends in Bankruptcy, ms DiViORNOi 
— — Divorce Coulrt, see Divoror Court 
— - Ecdesiastical (JaseS. eee Arohbs Court 
— * Estates in Liquidation, hee Estates 
Judicial Expeditton, Letters on, 28 a 2 «— 8 

•dlO/ 

Livespool Court of Passage, 8o8d— 8o4<i 

— ^ Lord Mayor's COurt ActioUs, tee Civil 

AX3T10NS 

Notices of Sittings of the Courts, in eve^f 

day's paper 
" of Causes, &0., in evry day's pnper 
— - Partnerships, tee Partni&rships, i%e0^ 

Wednesaay's and S»tisrday*s pa^r 



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Privy CoUntbil Pr-MsWdingl, «m Civil Xo- 

TiONS 

*::— — Piibtac ISktiAinationfe. «^ « im?^ )l7ediMday^$ 

and S" turd fiw^s nap^r 
^■^^Qaarter Sdi sidns, l^rials in, Mie CalbkiskL 

TSIALB 

A— Rail#47 Aikd C4nal Oommisaion Court, »€i 
Civii AoTioliA 

Resignation of Jikclge Webb. 8 d 4 / 

•=— ^ 86otch SeqdestratidiiB, s^« BANKauprOics 

Some Lesal Problems. 27 o Sa 

^^i^- Suits in Chtocel^y, kee Oitil AoTioKs 

=^~ suspensions, «ee StJSPBirsioirB 

Trials in the Criminal Court, «s»OiufiirAL 

TRtAI.8 

Iaw Society, IS <» 4 <F— 14 6 4 9-^15 d 9 d^l% 6 

Rb—'M O0/-21 a6i— 12 de^ 
- — (66n&r) at the Constitutional Club, 22 d 5/ 
Ladder- Baton (Q.) On Hosnital Attcommonda- 

lion for the mll-to-do, 7 4 1 1 ^ 
i^Mrreno^ (Sir Joseph) OU Mr. Chamberlain 4t 

Ourdiif and Newport, ton Ha 
-»-^ on Dumping, 19 4 \S d 
^^ — on the Tinplatd Trade. 19 d l4 > 
'i — iMtia^e A.) On Educible. 7 <i 12 ^—9 d ll/ 
« — XS.) on the M.S. of »» Paradise Lost." 23 <I5 / 
ai— (Sir Trevor) on St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 

27n6^— ial2a— 12 d 10 a 

- <W. F.) oU Cobdeoitm and the Coionidt, Id 

Lawfeon (Sir WAfrid) On the Victory of Tank- 

many, 10a 8 a 
Lawyers 4nd Professors at Fitcal Authorities, 
^ Letter 9n, I4rf 6 J 
liBADIN0 ABXIOLBS:- 

Alaska Boundary Decision, ^1 d 9 c 

-i-^ — Und (^ataadian Feeling, 2So7 d 

«— AiUeriUan l£lecUont. 6n7 e 

^ — Army Reform and Imperial StrAt^y, 18 U 

*^ 
-..^-. Ai«eniciU tfood, Kil d 
' — A. J. BAlfoUr on the Atatty^, 28 ml 6 
^a»^ — jl^t Sheffield, 2 d 7 A 
' — Balkans, the Situation in the, 28 ode 
ak— iBattteshipa. the Purchased, 16 <i 1 1 ^ 
m — Sir M. H. BeMsh at Manchester, 6 a 7 » 
a — iBirmin^ham, Meeting I2tt 7 6 

Boarded-oiitChUdrdn, 21 n 11 i 

a^ Bristol Banquets, 14 a 11 & 

»-*- British Forestry, Outlook of, 80 i 7 i 

-^^^ — PArlUmidnt in Paris. 28 a 11 <i 

^ — Oia>iUet, the ROcoUstruCted, H o 7 o 

ak* Sir U. Campbell- Baunerman at BoltoU, 16 

•1 add BdUCation, l7 d 11 4 

i — Canada And the AUska DeciisiOn, 2t o 9 d 

^^- Ouncer, Origin of, 10 tf 7 <l 

=-^ Mr. ChamberiAin and the Ageuts-denttrai, 

19 a96 
Tm- I at dirmingdam, 6n7h 
a at Cardiff. 21 a 1 1 5 

i» And Fiscal Beform, 5 d 7 h 

..£ — in Qlasgofr. 7 o 7 6 
»k<E— atLeedi, 17d9 6 ^ 

Si-'— ih Liverpool. 2H o 9 » 
afii^-T i ai Nawtaatit, 21 99 6 



Leadittg Artidea (eontiHu^dy. 
— Mr. rhitmberlainat Newport. 2d A 9 6 

i- at Tynemouth, 22 o 7 6 

— - Mh Chamberlain's CumpaigU. 8 d 7 6 

^ OitiUs, 2 M 9 

--^ Tariff OomininsioU. \Sd9h 

Chilian BAttleShips, 4 ** 7 d 

— ^ China and the Far Bait. 16 d 7 e— 19 o 9 1^ 

■ Missionary Question in, 5 o 7 <f 
Christmas Message, 26 tf 7 d 

Church (Congress, 14 d 7 « 

— s— and thO PeoplO, 1 d 7 4 . . 

— Clastical Studies, the Future Ofv 25d7 d 

— CoiombiA, the KeVolntiOn in. ft n 7 <i 

CK>ngO Fhde SUte And thO British Not«, l^ 6 

7b 
^ — the condition of the, ^4 d ll ^ 

CoUnty Councils And BdUcSatiOU^ Udi i 

-a^ Cricket in Australia. lSd9 f ^ 

Cure of the HAbitUal DrUnftard, IBIk^d 

*»,Loi:d Curton in the P««iAn Qulf^ idf b^ 

didd 

Abp. of CaUtertourjr And Nonconf oraiistS) f 

— Doath of Mh LeOky, 24 d 11> 
— i— of Or. M ominsen. 2 a 9 « 
— • of Herbert Speno^ir. 9 J 9 6 

— Duk6 of Devonshire. % 67 d 

— --^ and the Free ^ood LeagUe, 17 d ll I 

Dreyfus Affair. I i 9 c 

-^ Education OOniroVerty* 28 d 9 4 
— = — aUd ObstrUctiOd, 2l a 1 1 c 

Emperors and the NeAr Bast, 1 e 7 ^ 

•* EncydopsA lia ISritanrtic^.** 19 i 1 1 d 

-^ End of the Vacation. 20 o 7 i 
BnglAnd and Franco, SO d 7 d 

— Etruscans liyksOa and (littites. ^4 6 ^f 

— BxUa?ation in Rome, 19 a 9 d ^ ^ ^ 

— Far East Cl^Uis in the, 19 d ll 6^2% dfb 
—24 af'e 

— '^ JApaU And Russia in the, 25 A d (^ 

Situation in the, 10 o 9 d -18 d 7 i -29 6 

7d-l4dlld 

FAr BaiterU Crisis^ 10 i 7 d-'id d 7 h-Sd 

d7b 

FAtd Of A Mahdi. Sd^^ 

Fire at the Vaticah, 8 it 7 <? 

-i- Fiscal OOntroVdrsy, 13 d 7 6—^4 6 ll 6—211 
d 7 5-11 a 7 0—21 a 9 6-27 a 9 b 

Fiscal Discussion, \0d7b 

Oratory. 4ttd6— I0a9 i . ^ ,, , 

^PoUCy. id76-17ii9i-5ill6-Mff 

7d— 80 J7a 
— a-aAbWA<l.dd?^ AA a. • 

— ^ Question. 12o 7 6-^ • 7 »— M « d d-«i 
d9b 
— & ^Oreslfy taw* AbrOA^, 91 o 9 ^ 
— ^ Franco. Churoh and State in. 14 A ll 6 
-^^ Franco, BdacatiOh (;lttestion in, 30 a 91 
— ^ FrM Food L^ttgde, 25 a 9 6 

— French If^irAi Budget, 26 a 9 <f 
-^^ German Bmperor, 2i <f 9/ 

•-■•->» Health of,9 A 9 6 
— ^^- FiUanOee, 81 o 11 </— 2 d 9 e 
-^^^^ tteichstag, 5 <l 11 ^-15 d9 Jt ■ « 
(Jbunt OolUdhoWIki Oil FortfUfti AftAifli'li 

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Lord GoschQii an Tariff^, 7 n 11 d . . 

i^» Giiildhali Banquet, \0n9h 

— Ounjiery and Torpedo Training of the fleet 
2\ a9 e 

— Sir W. Haroourt at Tredesgar, \2dllh 
— • Uickmaji's Body. IMvcojeryo^ 20o7j 
fiofpital Shopping Day, 24 o 11 # 

— HnngHrian Uriaia^ 6 qJ tf— 27 p 9 4—2 » 9 
iJ-Unllii 

*-» Hunting Season* 3 « 7 ^ 
—— fndia. Jury Syetem in, 4 n 9 4 
■■■ and Tibet. ».^ 7 f ., 
— i- Industrial Gensany, 2Sd7 e 
^^ International Nana MansiaTrei, 30 n 9 « 
— — Irish Nationalist^ and their Uni^, 9n9d 
«-» Jti^liMn Miuistryf Reeigation o(. 33 old 

King of Italy in Paris, 16 o 7 ft - 

— KMig> Cqllege Hospital, 12 e 7d , 

— ilaoanefe Diet, 1 1 <i 9 d 

— Lberal UnionisU and the Politiei4 Situa- 
tion. 2Z r 7,tf 

— Local GoTernment Board Beport,' 17 n 9e 
— > London Borough ISlectioos. HO o 1 9 
By.iillebtionv. iSdii b 

— i Cliiidireu out of JSchool, 6 a 7 <i 

— ^ UospiUls, 16 <i 1 1 e 

■■ and (Antral Control, 26,d[ 7 d 

■ University, Future of the, * 2 <i 9 i 

■ apd Medical Education, }Bd9e 
Ludlow Election, 2\ d 7 b . 

— Mr. Markhamand Vree Triuie, 26 o 9 « 
Marvlebone Muddle, l1 d 9 d 

^- Michaelmas Sittings, 22d7 d 

*» Middle Eatit, 17 a 9c 

«— Loid Milner's Betmn 2ld9b 

Milton M8. and the Nation, 16il 11 e 

— i- Miner's Aiissmia. l3 o 7 « 
——Mr. Mony penny and the Johannesburg 
Star, 6 d lis 

— Mr. Morlev on Fiscal Policy, 20 o 7 J 

— r Mosely Educational Conunission, 3 o 11 0— 

91 d 9 e _ 
— ^ Mushroom Companies, 2^d 7 6 * 
*— National Act CuUeciions Fund„ 12 11 7 if 

— Naval MancBUvres, 26n9 e 

-*7- Ne^Eatt 6 7 d-20 o 7 0- 26 o 9 rf-16 
a 9 c -26 alb 

' River Company, d8 n 9 ^ 

■ War OlBce Cumnuitee, 7 n 11 ft 

— Nonqonformists and the Church, 15 </ 9 ft 

— Oxford Chancellorship^ 30 e 7 

■ and Beeearch. Id9a 
-r— J'aoami^ Canal, 24 a 9 e 

Fenrhyn Quarry Dispute^ £nd of the, 16 11 

— Physical Deterioration, 29,did • 

— -.M« de Plehve and the Jews in Bofiia, 80 7 cf 
-^ Policy of Prefereuoe, 2d die 
— - Pohtioa Affairs, 9 d 9 tf 
— — SuuatioQ, id 7 0—26 .0 9 0—27 o 9 ft— 
30o7tfi-7<f 9 ft— i|49 

— in the Far £ast» 10 o 9 
- Speeoheib9 07ft 

—-^o^ Pius X. and the Boman Chorcb, 11 n 

70 
*— - Porte and Beforms, 4 a 9 
da 



LaiMUlkg Axtiolefr (0onKfiiis<f)w 

Powert and tlM Ballcansi 6 a 7 0—7 o 7 «— 

and the Porte. 12 a 7 ^ 

— Problem of iha Uitempliif^ 5 rf U 

— Pro;^refl«iT^ and Ivlkjcaiion, 21 d 7,0 

— pn.miJtion in the NaT/, 14 d 1 1 tf , 

PruHtiian Kleciioos, i^ml d 

— l^ubliy Momi* and Open Courti^ 27 « 9 4 
Fublichousie Tru&t«» 30 » 9 

Qji^^n Anna's Bounty, I d 9 <i 

— Bailwny KltCirifloittJan,;i+ » 9 «J ' ' 

— Repsitriated TrnnaTttalerSt 15 & 7 • 
— - Be view of the Y.-iir i v»03. 3t rf 6 f , 

— Borne, lilicavaLicjus in, 1 U n & *i 

President Booeetelt's Message ^ Ooogret*, 

8d90 
-^ Lord Rosebery in Edint>pgh, 14 <l 11 ft 
at X^oeater. 9 a 9 1? 

— Occasional Oratory, 27 ,a 9 
■ at Sheffield. 14 o 7 ft 

in South tAtiAbn, '26 n 7 ft , 

— Boyal Society, 30^ i| ^ 

-^ Bussia and the Far Eaa^ 8 n 7 ft 

and Japfui, 28 a lie 

•— ■ the Law of Expulsion ioL 19 69 d 
— > iiussian.Army, Agitators in the, 7 o 7 <f 
■" Kusso-iapanese Crisis, 23 u 7 ft-29^ dlb 

— St. Bartholomew's Hqspiti^, 7^9 0-11 « 
11 

— Lord Selbpme in F^dinb^rgh, 8 il 9 ft 
Shefi^ld Couf erenoe, 8 o 1 ^ ft 

— Sleeping siokuefs, 7 a U / 

SomdUlana; J^hting in, 25 ^ 7 ft, 

— ^ South Africa* 13 n 7 , . 
^-^— - Commercial Mlabion'to, 18 11 9 tf ' 
,the l£conomic Situation ih, 29 o 7 11 

— — PoUtica and Labour in^ 3 <f, 7 ft 
AfricanOtttlook, 30 n 9 «i ^ 

Herbert Spencers Ftineiral, I6 <i 9 

— State and the Theatre, 28 <i 7 a 

Tariff Comnnssion» 1^ 3 lift. 

Discussion, the Progress of, 19 9 ft 

— Tariffs and I'lade Unions^ 31 ell 
.Tra<^ion Engines in London/ 13 a 7 « 

— Transvaal Labour' Commissipn, 23 n 9 il 

Tsar's Letter to M. Loubet, 3l'0 11 ft 

Turkey ai}d the Buyrw^ 7 » 11 d— 26 n 

70 * 

,Uiiionl8t Party and Fis6iEa Policy, 22 </ 7 e 

— « United StattS and'Fanaina. <0 n9 

— Venesuela Arbitratioik 2 o 7 
^— Victoria FalU, 3 o ii ^ 

the Victorjf, Accident to, 24 1 1 « 

Visit or tiiu King and Queen of Italy, 17 n 

9ft-it)ni>6-20fi9ft-23 a 9s 

— Vivisection Case. 19 n 9 

— ^ War Ollice Adnuniatratioo and Befcom» 18 

ni d 

Wieabaden, the Two Emperott at, 6 n 7 

— — Mr. Wyndham at \Vorkingt6ii; 2 d 9 ft 
Leaf (Walter) on the Classical Assgdation, 23 d 

6 a 

— on the Electric Lighting Question in Blary* 
lebone, 21 li 15 « 

League of Mercy, 3 d 9 a 

— Aiuiaal ^eeUng of PresidenU, 19 d 12' J 



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Iiee(A. H.)on PortomooUi Cbarch Eztentioa 

Fttad. 1 1^ tf0 
— » (Sidbey) oa Baoon, 5 o 4/ 
— ^ on the MS. of MUtmi'j V Paradise Lost,** 

14 <f 10 a 
Lee*Daion (Hany) on the JTrae Food League 

tfl 18 li 
Legal Poor of London, 26 <i 10 4 

Letter oa. ^lO il 10 » 

Leghm of Honour, Letter on, 14 4 4/ 
Leioeeter Boot Trade, ftl li 10/ 
Leigh (Lady) on Kural Kd«»UQU. hdXkt 
Lelpoldt (C. L.) on the S^vAk AJHq m Newi^ 90 

# ia:« '' 

Leonid Meteora. Letter on, 19 a 4 d 
Leonidt^ tikower ol. Letter on, 1 7 a 9/ 
Leie Food and Wages, Letter on, 17 o 6/ 
Letbbndge ( 4r Uoper> on .->ir H. Campbell- 

Bauneuaaii oar the Lancashire and Indian 

Cotton Irade, 'AOdlJ 

OQ FIseai Policy, So 12 s 

-^ on India aiid Preferential Tatlfla, 7 n 5 d 

— on the ttussiaa. Boycott of ludian Tea, 25 n 
2/-3ci 5e , 

Lmry (Matthias) on the late Herbert Bpeiioer, 

lb a 12 € , 

Lsyland cA. W.)on Fiscal Policy, 24 g 4 o 

on shipping Snbsidiei, 2bd3 4 , 

Liberal Party and Independent Candldatee, 7 d 

12 « . , . 

Liberal Education Policy, Letter oo, 26oic 

— Uniouiiit Assodatious and Fiscal Policy, 
Letters on, dUt o 141/ —24^ 12/— 2tt 7a 

Uonferenoe at Newcastle, ^1 oil a 

i'arty, Letter on, id 9 o a , 

Liberalisui and Labour, tfb a 6« 

Liberids aud Fiscal tteform, Lettera on, 9 ^ 9 d 

^load^i'6o)i u^i^olji' . ,^ ♦• 

— — and Tariff Keiorm, Letters on, a o tf a«-5 p 

6 — o o b d 
Licencing Laar, Letters on, 24 tf 6 /— tiO d :) e 
-#— QuvMiou, 20 a e /— al oily —22 o a §—27 

o^j^2n 7a-2lall/— 4aia»— 7 a i2 #- 

IS nUd^)i doe 
■ ■ Letter ou, zddde -2U d2b 

in ihe Isle of Man, 7 o 7 s 

■ at biraiingbam, o o^/ 

Linooiu'a luu, Grai*d Day, IJinner, i 1 n 7 / 

Fields, the Approaches to, Letters ow, 20 a 

.. 6/— ito a 12 e^Ai n i <i 

Lindley ^Loid) oa Passive ItesisUnc*, 22 o 4 a 
Lipiou ^ riiosj I'retieiit.iUon io,l'Jtt,tid 

— Ueturn of, 19 o 7/ 

Liquid Air as ii 1 oal Uetter. Letter on, 2 4 o 13 
Lister Institute of Pre?euu?e Jbiedicine, 1 • 0/ 

Lecturtf at^ b die 

liule Englaiidism. Lettvr on. 20 o 4/ 

— -> Kaperiuieni in Hetaiiation Letter on, 16 a 

10 a 
litUer (Sir iialph; ou Belgian Bails, 19 11 11 a 
LiTerpoolChauilMr of LooAfflerue* Lunch, Itf o 6a 
— — tjhurch, DisturOauoe in a. IMI a tf / 
•»— Uottuu JMchange, Itf 4 a . 
<«•«»> laoorporaced Chamber of Commeioeb Meet- 
ing. 3 n 2 a 
*^^ dchool of Tropical Medicine, Letter on. 11 
86a 



LlTt roool Royal ViniafOrC^ » 6.4i> - 

UoiTeralty, 26 a M a-n30 « 10 <f-7 li 11 a 

Llangattock,(Lui4) ui\ Biaylias e. Colendge. 9 d 
11/ 

Lluyd (John) on Loose Words in Acts of Parlia- 
ment, 28 c/ 9 a 

Uoyd's and Marine Insurance Companies^ Me 

. 9v9rf 'faffe pypar : • - , . 

T/>cal Gi?ernuiei)t KoArd, Report. 16 a 4 a 

Loch (C. 8.) on Kiuploxmeni and tejiief. 81 d,^ e 

Lockyer (6ir Nonu^o) and Uit Critica. 30 a.<>.« 

LooomotivfS on »liiJiways. ^; a tt ^i 

Lodge (^ Olirer) on Psychical Research, 28 i 
«a ..'•■.... 

Lofthouse {C^. 8. H. S.) on the Volunteer Ser- 
vice, 17 n/Ua . , ,. 

Louden (Bp. of) on the County (^ouncil Eleo- 

k liqns and the kfiducati^n Act, V^d 4 6 

—0 on £dncatioii, 22d *b 
■■ on Temper)! lice 3 a.9 ^ 

Ilew Yef^r Leitr 30 ^t f*, d 

—^ over the 4 border, Le ten on, 17 a 14 e— 27 
al2» 

-^- Borough Elections. 30 a 10 a— ^ a 4 e -4 a 
II fl^dr 9''->l2a 10 a 

■ Lotrers on, 3» q 9 fi~8 a 4 d 

■ (^illeptiun of lUUfS in^ 24 d.^d 
— — * Uorriiwin^ \ oarers, 2.^ J3 a 

^— > Hy*l^i(Ciions, Letters on lit li 7y— 19 <i l3 

0— 2i d U)d 
— » Oab liispute, li» a 7 d-2\ a 7/— 23 a 9 a 

—1^11 d^-ad 10 a 
«—*> l^etrers on, 2 ^ .2 a^5 <i G ) 
— - K haiober of Commerce, 2i> a 10 a 

— Luiuheon, 2i) o 2<i 
Ooui^re^atiitiml U • ion. 4 a 1:^ a 

LONDON OOUNTT OaUNOIL :- 

— AOkindouiuent of IVamifAy Schemes, 18 a 
*^ ... 

— -r Aldwych Frontase, 21 o 18/ 

— Allotments, 2a a 15 a 

^— B iiid Performances, 9 li 15 a 

— Uaihing Facilities for Women. 4 a 4 ) 
^XpAfi Rails, 2 ^ 14 a-r^ i2 \b^iji-^2AA 9 a 

— liuilding Conditions, 2 <f 14 a , 

■ o?er London Squares, 21 o 13/ 
«?er (iquarea, 23 a 14/ 

— i buirmao's Aiinual Address 76 lOe 

— Ciiy and Maiket^, 2d We , 

— (Musing of Gieat Queen Street^ 2 i 14 a 
— - Cost uf the Loan, 21 18/ 

Local Improfemeniat 2J o 13/ 

Council's Offices 9 <f 1 5 u 

— — County Council Ca^tioo, 16 a 17 h 

«— Rate, \Ao2d 

(Crematoria for Asylums, 2'id9 b 

.— Death of a MeD;iber, U 4 15 a— 1^ <2 17 ) 
— ^ of Lord Salisbury, 7 o 10 a.— 21 o 18/ 
Education Act, 1 1 n ^ 

— Edwardes Square. 10 li 17 5 

£lecti«m Kzpenses, 23 i 9 & 

UlectioUd, \6dt'>/ 

— ElecUiual Traction, 13 a 4 6 

bmploy.uent of Barquiids^ 25 n 15 

.— Epileptic Oolupy, ,16 <2 1 7 6^ 

Kveaing Jontinuailou ScHdoU, 16 flll7 ^ 

.— « Examiiiation of MiUi, 9 tf 16 a 

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London County Ckmnoil {tontinued), 

KxteiisioD of Fulling Heart, 23 </ 9 6 

— — Finance, 2 d 1 4 

•— > Fiscal Reform and Housing, 4 n 4 a 

^ Flood i'tevention. 14 2 ^ 

— Flooilifig in South London, 2 i2 1 ( « 

^*— aud Foreign Tram Rails, Letters on. 24 d 

10 ,i-~2't n8/f 
«*- Games in Parks, 2d Me 

— Gardens in Squares, 4 n 4 a 

Gas Light and <?olce Company. 9d I5a 

Guide Boolcs for the Parks, 18 n 4 A 

<— * Haioault Forest. II a 6 6 

•— ^ Hampstead Road Widening, 2Sd9a 
Historioal Houses, 18 n 4» 

Holborn to Strand Land 8ale. 21 o 18/ 

Housing. 11 a 6 6— X7 a 8 6—26 n 16 o— 9 

— ^ Insanitary Ardas, II n 6 6 

— IsUiigUm War Memorial, 28 <i 9 4 
— ^ Lambeth Bridge. Wo 2d 

— — Liquor Adulteration. 2:1 d^ b 
«— Loans to Luoal Authorities, 14 o 2 4—19 » 
9/ 

Londfm County Bills, 4 a 4 a 

— Southern Tram«rays. 1 1 a 6 6—18 a 4 6 
«»— Main Drainage Extension, 1 1 a 6 6 

— Midwivea Act. isa46~l8al76 

— Motoi* \ ar Aul z a \ie 
*— Ne«r I :ity Street, ^'t o 14 / 

■ Fire Matiuna, 1 1 » 8 '* 

* Genera liLg ^Utiou 9 4 15 a 

^■■■. kai^. 7 o lOr 

■ ■ ' 'J'ri»mwHy >clieiii6s, 18 4 17 6 

— Tramways Manager, 4 n 4 a 

— Next i ouitcil. 2'6d^ u 
-— Fass Lists, 4 a 10 

— Polluted Watercress Bed«. 23 ^f 9 6 

•i^ Prugresoive i'arly auvl th.- iuJuc^Uoii Aot, 

22 d 10 b 
•— Provision of Funds, 2'* o 14/ 
•^ 1 urchaae ol Property. 11 a 8 d 

— Rebuilding Vauxhah Bridge, 21 13/ 
*— Rotherhithe Tunnel 14 o 2 ci 

— — beats fur Tramway Servants, 9 4 16 a 

— ^ Sewage Polluted Wateroress, 9 << 15 « 

•*— Small Open Spaces, '<id a . 6 ci 

_ Streatluim Tramways, 23 4 9 a 

-^- Taxation of Qiound yalaea. 2 4 14/ 

<-^ Tenders for Engines, 4 a 4 a 

»— Thames Conservancy doard, 1 3 n 4 6 

<-«— Steamboats, inuu b 

«— Tramway Electrifloatiou, 2 4 14/ 

-.^— Matters, 26 a .6 a 

■ Purchase, 4 a 4 <»— 164 17 6<-23 4 9^ 

■ KaUs 11 a8i>~28 49a 
Letter on, 28 n 18 6 

■ Receipts. 21 e 18/ 

— - Tramways and Housing, 1 4 o 2 « 

— Unemployed, i4o:«4-28 ol4/ 

— Vehicular Traflto. IC d U b 

— - View from Richmond Hill 18 ti 4 6 
— - Water Board Vacancies. 21 18/ 
•»— Westminster Improvement. 9 d 16 a 
•*> Woolwich Theatre Fire 2 4 14 

— Wprks Department, 26 a 16 »— 21 4 7/ 
i^ Zoological iiardena. Mo uf 

68 



London Coooty (/ouncil Bl(.*ctioiis, 8 46c 

Tram RaiN, Letter on. 30 » I >/ 

Diocesan Church Reading Uaioo, Meeting 

1466 

■ Polioe Court Mission, AnniyU ^iieeting I 
a \2d 

Food Inftpecti m in, 3 a 10 4 

HoaptUl. » o 7 ^ -H a 10 6—3 4 7 4 

— ^ Hoapital* and Central CootruU 264 60^ 

Letter on. 80 4 9 4 

Institution. Lectun* at, 24 a 1 1 «— 19 4 9/ 

— — Itilian Exhibition in, 2 a 6 '• 

.Junior * lergy Missionary Assooiatioa^ 

Meeting, 27 n 7 6 

Look Hospital and Rescue Home, Letter 

on. 3 • a 10/ 

— ; Lungs of. Letters on, 14 o 2/— 19 o 7/ 

Municipal Society, Annual Meeting. 16 4 

11 d 

Murder of Armenians in, 5 a 4/— 6 a 4 4 

^7 n H/-» a 12 4—13 a 4 </ 

Letters on. 7 a 8/ -20 a 16 4 

Needlework Guild, 14 a 12/ 

— - Philanthropic Society, Annual .Meeting, 1 T 

416 h 
(School of Bconomica and Politioal Sdence, 

Leetnrfs at. 21 o II r 

of Tropical Medicine, 13 a 4 a— 28 a 1 1 • 

- Scho lU liiiiiier Association, Annual ito- 
port, 2/ a8 »' 

■ ■■■ Letter on. 2o d^ c 
— Swiniiuing Association' 11 a 8/ 
-^»- Smoke Nuisances in. 7 o o </ 
— - Temperauoe Hospital, 29 o A / 
«— Topographical Society. Annual Meeting, 

18 4 Ida 

LONDON UNIVEBSIXT 1- 

— p; Appoint .lenu, 22 o 3/ — 3 a 4 « 

— ^ Awards, 7 oH e -22 o 3/ 

- Bedford ( *olle^e. «2 o 8/ 

- Boiird to Piom >te tht* lixtenstion of Uni<* 
▼ersity reaching, l\tn 7 d 

— - and Bucks t 'ou .uy Iteconls 23 a9 4 

i'iaaa Lists, 16 #1 8 u-2» n 1 1 #—6 a 8/— 

16d »6 

lilxaioinationa. 2i o 3/~23 4 4 4 

- Gift 10, Letter on. 4 4 6 

King's College Meeting. 18 4 6 d 

L.ec(ures,«o 6(7— :^^ 08/— 3a 11/— 9a7a 

Letter on 2 4 8/ 

- and Medical Mucatiqo, Letters on, 18 4 8 a 
— ty« 7/ 

MiMceilaneoua News. 3 o 8 0— 3 5 6 

Pa s List,2i a 12 •-2id 6<?-80 4 94 

Pie«entaiion t«>, J2 o •>/ 

— - lioyai Veieriuary College, i^amden Town, 

19 a ? 4 

— ^ School of Economics. 17 4 9/ 

-«- University Estensi.jn Board, iteport, 22 3/ 

Martin White's Oife? to, atnl d 

London, Vehicular i'ralfiu in, 14 4 12 a 

Wall, Widening of, i4 7/ 

Water <'omp«uies and their Charges* 

Letter on, 19 a 12 « 

Welsh Conservative and Unionist Assooia* 

tion, banquet. 28 a ^/ 

-— » Wild D lowers, Surviving. Letter 00, 1 7 a 6 « 



Dec. 81, IdO^M 



FALM BR*B IKDBX VO ^ TBB TlBf B8 "^ MBWBPAPBiL 



»^t 



Ix>Ddon Trunk Road to the Wesi Letters oo^ 

Londonderry (Lord; and tha loapectort of 
bcliools. In o 6 

in Liverpfwl. 3^ o IH i ^2 a a 6 

— en Poljtechnioe, ttu. o 2 « 
Long (-) at Brutol, 2 <^ 7 d 

Dinner to, 3 d 4/ 

— — on the Looal GoTernment of London, 17 d 

— at Looghton, 7 a Id ft 

— ai.d Poor Law Children, 16 a 6 jf 
«— at Trowbridge, Itf d 8 a 

Louae A'ortU in Aoia of Parliament, Letter oa 

28 <tf 9# 
Loraine (Sir Lambtoa) on the Union Flag, 16 a 

loft > 24 d g<F 
Lord Ch%noHller at Kielinvind, Udl2« 
Lord Mayor in Kaat i^KMidon, 20 o 7/ 

■ end ihe bruiterert* C^ompany, 10 a 4/ 
— * on UotfipitAl ^aturJay, \\} o^a 

■■ on the .viiddlasea Hoamtal, 21 (f la ft 

- and the PreM» I9 a » ft 

•— » Mayor's D^» 10 a a a 

■ 8how, (5 o 9 c> 14 a 10 ft-.l7 Q lSjf-a4 a 
12^—27 6^— o a6ft 

Loriners' (Company, Dinner, 2€ a 6 a 
Longh vThos.) on the Prioe of Sugar, 26 it 9 a 
Lubbock (^»ir Nevde) Presentatioa to, 26 a 4/ 
Lucas (J. L.; ou Loid James ol Uereford*ii L.et« 

ter, Ijio luo 

■■ on the London By-Election% 21 d 10 d 
'^ (Wm.) un Liberals and Tari£[ Uefonu, 6 • 

ftd— l9o7/ 
Lugard (sir F.) on Northern Nigeria, 5 a 9/— 

16 a Iw0 
Lunatic Asylum Expenditure in Surrey, 12 d 4ft 
Luptoi) (Arnold) on Fiscal Policy, i9 o 7 
Luurell^West ( Ke?. ('. K.) oa Ltongmuor and 

liordon Camps, 17 a 4 9 
Lyceum rhoatre Liquidation, Letter oq, 16 ^ 

12 a 
Lyell ft Com on the Proposed Amalgamation of 

the ^iouth Durham Steel and Iron Company 

with the i argo Flet-t Iron Company. I tt a 13 ft 
Lynn Fat Stock Show, id d 6 / 
Lyun (H. X. j on Lhrutmas Advance Posting, 10 

o 7 
•— (Dr. T. GO on the King's Sanatorium. 3 a 

110 
Lyons, Kiott at, 7 a 7 ft 
Lysaght ( W. K.) on Canada and Pig Iron, 30 » 

10 6 
Lysaght (W. U.) on Dumping. 7 d 7 a 
Lyttelton (Alfred) and the Agent«*Gleneral, 31 

o9ii— 2 %%j -6 a6a 
mm~~ at Leamington, 16 o 4 
«— and the Queen, Letter on. 3d 7/ 
'mm~~ on the Uuiiy of the Empire, ^ a 6 d 

M. 

Hactliaier (J. T. W.) on St. Barthobmew's Hos- 

piul, 21 d 3 d 
ilacColl(Uaimon Malcolm) on Separate Action, 

7o 13ft 
lAacdiiight (S. J.) on a i^anadian Vie^ of Im - 

|ierial Fis«h1 Solidarity, 13 9 



Msclver (DsTid) oa Mr,. Chamberlain and the 
Shipping Industry, »<» o 6 ft^6 a 10 a 

— on the Unionist Free Food League, 20 o 5 <y. 
MacKen^iis (Geo.) on Lord. Bosebery andthe> 

Empire, 20 o 6 fi 
Blacduna (C^unimiog) on tha-PasIianuBntaiT' Tour- 

through ( 'smula. 6 o 9/ 
Macdonski (J. A^ \l.) oa Fiscid Policy, 4 n 6> 
Maoedojiia. %f evtri/ dujf*B p 'psr 

Condition of,.-. d6 o 

■ letter on. l'3 a 1 1 /" 

the Dtnress in, 3. a 11 /^8 d 6.y—l9 d 7 a, 

— and the Gertmin Emperor's Conflnnatioi^ 
Addrei^a Lener on, 26 o 6b 

— - Letters on. 8 d 6/^26 d 3/ 
«-«^ and the Powers, 6 a 5 a 

— the Keform3 in. Letter on^ d-nd-c 
— ^ the SitUHlion iix 23 a 9/ ^26 d 3 d 

Letter on, 12 a8 a 

MaC' doiiian Appeal, Letter,. 12 a 4 a 
•— i— Delegates^ :^0 n 4 <i 
*-^ Movement, 29 d >\Ji 

Outlook, 16d5d 

-«— (^uestlon^ 6 o 4 6 

-^-> Letter on, 22 o 9 a 

■ ■ M« Sarafoff on, 31 d 8 it 

— Reform Scheme, 4 a 5 a— iS a 9t#— 8(> r, 5 g^ 
—3d 3 d'->4 d 3 f/~9i/ ;> ft.— I8d be^X^dlBt 
^2' d 5 e— 24 d '^ <^~2d d 6 d-32) d 3 d 

'— i^ Relief Fund. 9 4 b^^i o 14/— 6 a 8 0—^ 
20al/-30al0d-l d9/— 10 d 12/-I4it 
12 c— 22 d 9 a— 23 d 3a-«2» d 8 a 

■ ' Letters on, 13 o 7 s-^S d 8 ft 
Refugees, 26 a 7 c 

I. Letters oii, 9 a 9 •— ftd 7 o- 
— «- Kising, s^s each dajf*^ pap^r dwring October- 
Macgowan (Dr. W. S.) on the Rhodes Scholars. 

19 alia ^ 

Maokay (Prof. J. M.) on Etruscan and Hyksoe. 

—a Uittlte Club. 28 o 8 a 
Mackinder (H. J.) on th» Warwick Election, 2^ 

o 6 J 
Maclean (A. U. H.) on the German Emperoc^ 

and Waterloo 24 tf 6 d 
Maoiiamara (Dr. T. JO on tl^ Education Act.. 

24 o « / 

0.1 the War Blunders, 17 a 4 d 

Maidenhead Itridge and the Toll, &« 12 a 
MAILS;- 

— *f e eoiT^ dag*a^ paper 

Aiueriuan, ;5l 9 d^l2 a 4 /— 28 a 9 s^ 

27 a Itiy— 30 a 10 &^22 d 7 /'•-22d 7/— 2i 

6y-28d4« 

— — Carriage ol, I o 4 d— 2 a 10/-.16 a 9a 
— — Australasian, 7 d U c— 23 d 4/ 

— to i hiiia, 18 a 6 d— 24 n 7 a 
<-^ v^binese, 10 << 8 ft— 1 1 d 6 ft 
for the Far East, 4 a 3/ 

German ^->er?ice to the £ast. 2 a 6 a 

— — Malta. Lettfr on, dl d 10 a 

— Marseilles and the Indian, 18 a 9 a 

bUtttU Afiica. 1 1 n 9 6 

— — 1 ruua-dibi.Tian Route to China aud Jsnaiw 

1 06/ ^^ 
.^^ Transatlsntic, 6 e 4 ft 

— for Tridt n d*Acunh4, 27 a 7 a 
Malaria in India and the Colonies, 11 a A » 

6» 



ai 



PAUCKB'8 IKDBl TO ** THB TIK16S '* ITBWSPAPBR. 



f Qqi. I ia 



Malcolm (Ian) on Fitoal Policy and Agricaltare, 

16 d 10 6 
Malta. 12 A 3/^24 n 6 a— 26 nia 
-^i— Constitution. 23 o 4 </-:24 o 8 o 
Malt«ie Lace Industry, 2H n 3 <f 
Manchester (Dean of) on the Manchester Gram 
'mar Hchool Wiir Memorial, a d 9 o 

— Hero, Lettejr on 20 o <f 
•^^ Technical School II n G a 

Unirersity. W<i 11/ 

Manchuria, 28 n 7 

-— the Evacuation of, 2o3<i-lO0ffd 

— > the KnssianS in. 12 o 8 6—17 o 7 6 

SilkCnltlTation in, 9 <^ 14/ 

Manners (Chat.) on Natiuoal English Opera, 8 
d^bj 

Manners-Sntton (F.) on the Uiii)nist Free Food 
League lind vfr. (?haraberUin, 808/ 

Mansell (Alfred) on Food Stuefs In Time of War 
\idM}e 

Mansion House, Presentation to the Lord Mayor 
Laiiy Mayoress, ^n 7 J 

*— - Programme of Eyenta, 8 il 10 d 

Manson(.8ir P.) on the London School of Tro- 
pical Medicine, S d ^ b 

Manuscript of ** Paradise Loat," U d8 6^24 d 
la ' 

—«^* Letters on, 12 d 18 J^U d 10 a— 16 d 5 6 
— 1» d 1« d— 21 d 1 1/— 28 d 5/' 

Marine Society, Letter on, 28 n 12 / 

-*— Meeting. 22 o « 6 

Maikham ( A. B.) on CJoal in Relation to Export, 
21^0 Sd 

— ~ on Damping. 1 1 li 7 «-*25 dSf 

Marlboruogh ikxlegei iO o 10/— 5 </ 10 A 

tf ABRIAOES: — lu consequence or the Kegia- 
"> trar-Gen«ral having a complete Alphabetical 
List of all Marriages in the British Dominions, 
also of all Marriages of British subjects abroai, 
which can be inspected at any time, at the 
office in Somerset House, it is not deemed exr 
pedtent to insert the minimum lists as adver- 
tised in the Times. 

^— - Arbuthnot, (^ecil. 12 o 7/ 

— Aynon, Edith, 27 n 9/ 

«^ Battenberg PrinOess Alice of, 8 o 8 / 

— Beach, W. F. H., 2« a 7/ 

— — Burf(oyne, Col. Sir J. M^ 9 o 7 d 
*-» Christian. Susan, 2(i m 7/ 
-^ Corkran, Violet, 18 <l 6 a 
-^ Cunynghame Mr Pdrcy, 17 tf 6 a 
Dawson, Col. Douglas, mdlia 

— l>puman. Lord, 27 a 9/ 

— — Dick-t unyngliam, Capt. Sir W.. 9 n 6 6 
-— ' Du>le, Lieut.-(ToL A. H,J..2 nUc 

— Farqiiuar, W. F^ 18 <l 6 a 

— Fairer. Lord. 10 a 6 » 

-i— Faudel- Phillips. Stella, 18 </ 8 a 

— FiodUy, Dr. Q. L., 12 a 7/ 
-^ Foster, (^barlotte Hilda, 9 n 8 

— Fraser, Evelyn, 9 a U ^ 
*— Uoelet, MMry. 11 n 7 

— GosUng, Capt. W. S.. 18 « 7/ 
•^-* Qrefee. Prince Andrew of, 808/ 
_ Gretton, Kate, 9 o 7 s 

—— Grusvenor, Hon. Hugh, II a 7 a 
mm^ Guinness^ Hun. Kupert, ^ o7 e 



Marriagea (r ontinu*d). 

» — Havt lock-Allen, Sir Henry. 13 a 7/ 

— Howard, Miss Joyce £,, 2 a 6 

— Keiinard. M. T., 10 d 7 / 

Kerr, Ljwly Victoria. I« a 7/ 

Keppel Hon. Mrs, Wm., 7 d 10 b 

Knox. BTanKelin^, 10 a 6 1& 

— Lygon. Hon. Robt., 12 7/ 

Nixon. Gladys Eliz., 11*70 

Oaicley vtrs. Herbert^ Hid \2a 

— Onslow, Lady Gwendolen, 9 o 7 a 
— > Pearson, Gertrude Mi, 27 n 9/ 

— RallL Mrs.. 80a 6 6 

^— Kuxburghe. Duke of. 1 1 a 7 a 

— Samuel, Hilda, 2 d 9/ 

Selwyn- Payne, viaud A. M^ 17 <^ 6 a 

Seymour; C. I).. 80 a 6'> 

Sowerby, Edith, i3 » 7/ 

— ^ Stanlesr. <\ipt. tlie Hun. Geo.. *i7 a 9/ 

Stephenson. Adm. Sir Henry. 7 d 10 b 

--^ Stntifiird, (*ouiit«;si of, 10 d 7/ 
^ Tayloor. Lady Beatrix* 27 a'9/ 

— Tollemache, Lady B. S.. U a 7/ 
— « Tttfcon, Hon. (^haa.. 18.<i8 a 
-«- Walter, John 9 a 8 u 

Wiener, Cart-l. -4 9/ 

Zangwill, Isr.iel 27 a »/ 

Marshall (Caaon J. W.) oh the Education Acts, 

4n 10 s 
Marstpn (B. B.) on the Price of Wheat, 2ft a li a 

— atid Bread. 1 «/ lO/ -II rf 4 d 

Martin (Chas.) on Posts in France for British 

Students audTeaohera, 24 a 8 <i ' 
Martineau (Geo.) on the Price of Suvar, 2 rf »/ 
on Ketaliatton or Deteuce. ri 6f^iO 6 :* d 
Marylebone Etectric Lighiin .',800 t --80 e 9 > 
— — Hn.ince^ L*'! ter on, 7 o 1 1 d 

— Electricity PurchuSvi. 7 o 8 ^ 

Masham (Lord) on the Yoik«liire Wool Trade, 7 
dii e ^ 

Masey (Johnson the Mtmta'^u Williams Blan- 
ket mndi'lo thing KunI, ;f8a2/ 

— (W- »lO"n I dumping 3rfs/ 
Ma'«singhata(H. W.)on the Unit of Political 

Thm^hr lOa 1»<I ^ ' 

Maasy (i of.) oil Maoedmian Kefttg>)es » a 9# 
Mathers (E. P.) on Victoria Falls. «> &e 
Matthews (Capi. E. W.) on British Sailors and 

the I 'limps. » *t lo n 
Maxwell (Mr Herbert) on Committee on the 

Meteorological Grant 1 1 <f 8 6 

— on thtf German Ij^iup'dror and Waterl >o 2ii 
<f8a * • 

on Mr W. Harcuurt on Imports, 19 a 15 fr 

May (i>r. W. Page) on i he t^uipitign' against 

.viosquiioes at ilelouau and ..airo, \it n l'd'0 
Mayoc^). U. P.) 00 the Army Examiiauou0,i8 

dU/ 
Mayoralty of the City. 28 8 i-8 a 10 <f— 9 a 

I2<9' 

Mayors, Election of , 10 a 1 i a 
M*A'thur (ChasJ o.n Ldd Salisbury and Fiaoal 
• Policy. 26a 4/ ' '-'-■*■ 

M^ConneU ( W. H.) on Dumping. 7 d7e^id 

10/ 
M'Ktfuna (Reginald) on the Busso-Qemiaa 

— Tari£f WiCt, 280 2/ 



D«e. si. 1908.] 



^▲Lkxii^s tni^mx vo ** ths tiMs ^ rkws^Xpbb. 



iaH 



McLaren (nairid'oii'Fiseia f^olicj andthe Edin- 

^bargh' Chamber of Cortimerce. Uif 4/ 
— - ( W. 8. B.) on Canada and Piglron, 3 d 10 / 
— r— on rXimblnjf, 2Bd%h 
■ ' ' * oh FldcalPoUcy, 24 n I0'« ' 
M'Micking (Torrance) on the Ladlow Election, 

Serf's 6 
M*NeiU (Ronald) on Mr. Gladstone and Gtor- 
• «oii*8 Deaih, 30^6«' ' 
Meaih (Lady) on the Brabmon Enaployment 

Society. ^24 '» 16 tf 
— — (Lord) onf atfasenshlp and National De- 
-"fence, H'dSs •- ' 

. on Empire Day for Schools, II d 19/ 

'on K^afforestation 25 i 115' 

Medd (J. C.) on Farm Labour and Village 

8chboU.T7 all « 
Medical Gradoatet' College, Annual Dinoer, 5 

d4tf ' ' 
^^ 8dence and the Empire, 19 o 14 <f 

iSession. 2 o tf a— 6 od f* 

—■^* Women in General HospitnU, Letter on, 17 

%jr ^ 
Hedway (LorJ) on the Protection of Birdf, 81 • 
-' 13 r^ ' 

MBETINOS OF OBEDITOSS :— 
-^ Agricultural Bread Food Company, 21 n 

5 
-^ Automobile Snpply CdD&|>ahy, 18 <f 14 d 
Banks* Fireproof (Tonttmction Syndicate, 

Bell, M. D.. 4 a 6/-26 a 4 # 

Berndt,Loui8,2^o2/ 

— - 6rrd, J. H., Sis €/ 11/ 

— Blane, Qen. Sir a. 21 o 2.0^11 nlOe 

— BroimAO>M8<«l3y' ^ 
^^-* Brdirne/R: fl.. I 4J 14/ ' -' 

— Bnnumd« P.O. C 1« o 9 <?— 6» 18 e 
'^^^ Cave, H. J., 20 o 13 i? 

— DanielU Percy, 16 <i 3/ 
^^ — Doyle, W.E:, 17^ 6 J 

.Fanta, Ferdinand, lO o ll # 

•^-^ Gaze and Sons, 18 n 2/ 

— Grave Foeter, 1 1 d 4 f^ 

— Health Insurance Corboration^ ^9die 

— Ilochepicd-Larpent, Fred, de, 2 <l 3 « 
Hodgson, A. E., 24 rf 2 *^ 

•— Honsehold Gaa Heater and Cooker i^Bt' 

**— Irre^i, VfarquK '- o 2/ 

KeUand, IL K V,, U ^I 3/ • 

Madmn, Major F, M,.2id2b 

^— M»rf^>w»ki MftiE, ^2 d 13/ 

Mauhers, Fred., 31 li 2/ 

^— MsiUjaf, h\ W^ 1 13 c 

^— M/Dowiill iirid Ntiiliow. lOo 10/ 

M^MilUa, Juhn,2^4-i 11/ 

M*Hae. Js«., 27 10 if 

Medualf, DanSei, 22 & It b 

— aiesflit«r, E. W,. a a 2 / 
— - Napier, 4^oL Edw.* Bl d2f 

Peal, Sir KobU 2% did/ 

^^- F^alta, JJ, M,, 22 a 18/ 

E^cUffe. L» 12 PI 7 # 

-^ ReeTeft, Frei, 37 o 10 r/ 

boaalya, Dow'ager Qoun^eeof,8a 18 tf— 5 

miZ&^iJ d 3/ 



Keating of Otedflkmi (cMinuMd). 

Schioeder, H. 8.. 80 tf 2 e 

— * Singer, Jacob, Ido 10 tf 

Smith, Donald. 13 a 2 / 

— Solomons and Rosen,' Id a 4 ^ 

Rtourton. Hon. Alfred, 8 tf 4 tf-29 dT 13/ 

— .Traris. E. J., Boll/ 

— Veloz Sfotor Company. 4 tf 18 ft 

— Vemer, G. W., U » 6/ 

— - Vyner, B. iJ.. 15 o 13 tf — 5 d B ii 

Wcbitter, J. n^ lOtf 18ft^i7tf 8/ 

Whitirbrth, Harry, 26 a II ft 

Wbodgate, H/ Fm 31 tf 2/ 

— Wright-Motion, G. E. 8 o 9/— 8 a 4 0— 10 
n 4 *i 

— Wrigley and Sons, I o 8 « 
MfeUnehthonHoatein Brettbn, Letter on. 27 o 4 tf 
Memorial to Bp. Abraham, Letter on, 3 a 4 « 

^ — to Sir W^Besant. I2tf 13 a 

to Dean Bradley, Proposed, Letter on, 11 a 

11/ 

— to (Geoffrey C'hiincer, 10 tf 6 ft 
— — to A. H. Clon h. '< a 4/ 

— to Joneph (^owen, Propofted, 8 11 / 

— - to Thomas Ellis. 8 o 10 tf 

— to the Emperor and Empreei Fredk., 30 n 

— ^ Letter on, 5 tf 9 c 

to J^ii^ Frank Oreen. 6 o 7/ , 

— - to John Kensit, 12 6 tf 

^ to the late W. fi. H. Leeky, Letter on, 18 tf 

11a . 

— i- to Lord 8a[l«bary,' Proposed, 27 • 9/ 

to Sir Waitef Scott, 29 o 12 tf 

to the Ute DIaan StephanI, 23 tf 7/ 

— ^ M^morUI'fo Prince Christian Victor. 7 a 6 ft 
to Queen Victoria, 31 o t2 /— 3 n 7 a— 6 n 

6 o— 7» 12 a— 1 tf 9 tf— 22 tf 6 / 
^-^^— Letter on. To 8 
Memory, a Case of Lost, 28 tf 5 ft 
Medzies (Jos.) on Liberals and Tariff Beform, 8 

06a 
Merchant Oflicers and Consular Jurisdiction, 16 

»14/ 
Taylors' School Club, Dinner, 18 tf 9 €—18 

tf 6 /" 
M^riin (S. P. J.) on 0>al in Relation to Bzporl^ 

9 a 4 a 
MetropoliUn Asylums 'BoJtrd, Meefiogs, 8 o Tf 

—19 o 14 a— 2 n 12 tf— 16 a 11 /— 80 n 4 a^ 

15tf Utf ^ 
— - Board Teachers* Association, Annual Meet- 
ing, 20a 13 tf ' 

— Borough Councils Elections, Letter on, 2 a 
6ft 

ChartUiBlB,80 tf9 d \ 

«^^tt&r, Nose and ThhMY Hospital, 26 tf5ft 

— Mayors and Ex- Mayors Association, Annaol 
MeetiOg, 5a4 tf 

— Pauperism. Census of, 1 o 12/— 7 o9 tf^l6 
o 12 0-33 o 13 a— 29 a l:)a- 5 i4 7/— 11 a 4 a 
—18 a 6/-26 A 11/— 8 tf 7 tf-10 tf 9 ft-16 tf 
8/ 1 > . 

— '"' Public CHrdens Association, Meeting, 10 o 

9/ 
Biiddle Temple, Grand Day, Dinner, the King 

PX^sent, 8a6a 

U 



ma 



MUAi^ iHou '^ to ten tlMkS^ HKWBPXpIBIL 



©ct»l rt 



^iddletodre (X T.) dn tJnioniBt Free Traders 

By- Elect idna 3\ d A / 
^iddlesek HoipitiA. 28 n 8 r-^Jd 14 jT 

■• — Lefter od. 21 dVi h 

New Coroner for EMtt 181711 a 

iMiddleton (R. W. E.) Preaefitation to, 14 n 11 
^dldiand Renttoresting Association, Meeting, 19 

dA e 
^ildmiy (P. B.) dn Fiscal Policy, ^6 7 c 
^ildani Irfigation Settlemc^nt. Letter on, 22d9e 
iMiletitch (Prof.) dn Macedonia, \2 4 A 
>1ilitary 8itnaiion in (he Kar East, HAd^a 
Mil (Dr.) and the Rainfall over the Britiah Isles, 

27 a 7 * 
^— (Dr. H. tL) tfh ihe Unexampled London 

Rainfall of 1908, 29a6&'2A4 d[-18 n 8 a 
filler (Henry) on the Church Assodatlon, 17 n 

7 d 
^ills (J. 8. on Mr. Disraeli and TariflF Reform, 

26 a 10^ 
'— on Liberals and Tariff Reform, 5 5d 
^aner (Lord) Departdre of, 30 a 9/ 
(^^r Fred.) on Lord Rosebery's Speech at 

Sheffield. 19o 12^ 
feAinera* Candidates for the Qeneral Election, 8 d 

9d 
UrSIN^ nrtELLiaENOB :— 
— Aboaso Gold Company. 22 d 12 a 
-— Accidents, sse AcfoiDSNta -MixurA 
■— - A^col Coflieries (Natal), 22 o 12 / 
^— Adle^ Consolidated and Land Corporation, 

4<I12« 
w. African Gold Recotety Company, Adi2d 
>-. Akrokenl ( Ashanti) Mines, 12 4 6 a 
« — Alaska Gcddields. iOdlOe 
.*— Amalgamated Copper Company, 26 e • d 
«^— AmeriOan Coalfield, 16 o 7 s 
I — Anglo- Klondyke Company, 10 tf 12 tf 
« — Autenlor (Matabele) QoXa Mlnee, 10 n 6/ 
•*— Appantoo Mines, 17 5 
te^- Athanli Goldilelds Corporation, 9 il 14 0^ 

< Associated Northern Bloeks (W. A.), Soil 

/-23ol2d 
»_ Attaai Mlnes^ 82 412 » 
-^ Anstralasian Gold Company, 1 4 15 e 
•— Ayrshire Gold Mine and Lomagonda Ridl* 

Vay, 1 <f 16 i0— 9 a 14 « 
• — Bamato Consolidated Mlnet, 18414/ 
«-» Barrett Gold Company, 4 » 14 4 
« — Belletue Proprietary 26 11 14 6 
<— BibUni Gold Fields, 8 d 16 c-i6 4 16 » 
«— Bonnie Dundee Gold Midee, 9 4 14 4 
^^— Boston ConsoUdatedCopper and Gold Gom- 



ttany,6 4 4>~16(/17<i 



SriUiant Centrtd Gold Couinany, 18 n 11 e 
k^' and St. G«orge United Gold Company, 

B80 12 
« — Britiah ColttmbfA (RosslaUd and SloOan) 

Byndieate, 24 11 14 
m^^ — Transvaal Mines, 27 n 8/ 
»— Broken Uill Proprietary BUfbk lOCom- 

l^any, 23 4 10 d 
— Bulwayo Consolidated Gold Fields, 11 4 16 

»^19 46 d 
— ^— Syndicate. 17 4 14 4 
»»^ I.tfrd Bate's Aberdare Ck>llieries, 1 7/ 

n 



MuAng IntelUgenoe {conttnuei^, 

— Bwllfaand Merthyr Dare CoTlierieU, 2 # l^d 
Canadian St<^el trade, 19 a 5/ 

— (Tape Copper Company. H 4 16 d— 17 4 14 d 
Caylloma Silver Cordpany, 9 4 14 4— 18 4 

Central Chili Copper CompAAy, 1^18 c— 6 

n ]0c 

— rlisinpion R6ef Gol«l Company, 8 d 16 ^-^ 
17 4 14 » 

Charterland Gold Fields, 24 a 14 d 

Ohilde Harold Gold Company, 14^1^6 

— ~ Chinese Engineering Imd Company, 7 a id 
4—16 o 9 « 

Clande's Ashanti Gtilddeld^ 80 d 10 4 , 

Coal Trade and Wages, \ed\ie 

Colliers' Stop day Litigation. tOd9d 

Consolidated Afrie*n Copper Trast, 4 412 4 

Gold Fields of New Zealand, 8 a I2 » 

-« of South Africa, 80 I8e-^ a 12 d^ 

I3a9 » 

^ Kent Collieries Corporation, 2^ 4 10 <* 

— - <*opiapo Company) 8 4 16 <r— 17 d 14 0^86 

4 ie« 
-^^ Crescena (Matabele; Mines anil Land Coni- 

pany, 80 4 10 o 

— De Beers Consolidated MinOs. 17*6/ 
.^ Dover Polliery Works 22 d 10 4 

-^ East MarchiMn tTnited, 1 4 16 6 
— a— Rand Deep 80 d 10 4 

- G<Jd,Coal and Estate CoMpany, 80d 

186 

■ ^ Estates, 9 4 144 
-^» Ebbor Vale Steel, Iron and Cold Cooipany, 

26n4a 

£1 Oro Company, 8 4 18 e 

— i- Exploring Land and Mineftdf Company, 31 

410e 
ti'orei^n Collieries and the Coal f Iti, Let^ 

ter on. 14 » 9/ 
— ^Frontino and Bolifla (Sontll American) 

Gold Company, 19 4 5 5 
Gold in the British Cetttmi Africa l^rd- 

tectorate, 87 o 12 a 
n .r«» ProdttOtion Of Rhodesia. 16 6 IjT 

GoldAelds of MaUbeleland) 26 4 9 A 

— ^ Gatling HiU Gold Company, 27 n 4 a^6 4 

4# 

Gibraltar Consolidated Gold Mine!, 4 11 14 A 

Glen Deep, 20nl4y 

— Globe and Pholnix Gold Company, 19 4 6 d 
—i. Gold ('oast Proprietary Biinea, 81 n 4 e 
— y^ in French Guiana, 12 4 4 ^ 

— --»^ Production In Australasia, U n 8/ 

U. E. Proprietary. 81 4 10 4 

Henderson's Transavai Estate, 11 4 14 > 

— ^ Hnnry Nourse Gold Company, 80 a 18 d 

Iron Ore in the Sudan, 2 1 3/ 

— B-* Trade-, Letter on, 4 a 7 ft 

Ivanhoe South Extended Gold BstaMt 

Company, 10 ft 14 4 -17 a 14 d 

— Johannesburg Gold Fidds, 16 4 16 4 
— • Jumpers Gold Company, 18 • 11/ 
Kaigurli Gold Minea, 9 4 14 ^ 

Kinta Tin Mines, 21 a 4 a 

Koffyfontein Mines, 8te 18 d-^isil 

^^ Lagunaa Syndicam, 19 ft li 4 



Dae. 81, 1903.] 



PALlfER*e INDVX TO ••XffB TIMB8 ** NEWSPAPBE. 



Mining Tnt"ir;jr"ce (foa'tti <f*'l . 

— Lake View (-on^ols. s o 'H <j 

— Langrlftflg^ie Det* p, l^nW d 

— Linai*e4 T^ead rompHiiy, 2< o 12 cr 

-^— London an'] Westraiiaa Mines and Finance 
. Agency. .•)l d 10 e 

— — Laipaard\ Vlei Eslate and Gold Company, 
24 1/2 

— Mantraiu' (Wasean), 31 <2 fO </ 

— Merton*« Reward Gold i^ompany, 23 a 13 i 

Midland Iron and Steel Wages Board, 4 d 

Ad 

— — Miners' Worm. 22 o 10 ^ 

■ and Non- Unionists, 2 o 8 / 

— Disease, Sod :*./ 

»-»^ Federation of Greftt Britain, Annual 
Conference, 7 o 6 e— 8 o 6/— 9 o 8 rf— 10 o7 e 
—lid 9 f 

■ Wages, the Proposed Reduction in, 31 o 
12o-8filiy— 6n4 J—IJ n4/-.l6a6a— 
I7n7/-28fi 11 i— 22 dAd 

—~~ Mines and Quarries in 1902, 9 n 7 ft 
*— Mining Returns, «^e €ark i^oif* paper 

— Montana CompMny. 12 n 12 « —20 n 14 «— 
bd\ € 

— - Montrose Gold and Exploration Company, 

11 a 12 » 

»^- Mount Lyeli Company, 12 • 12/ 

Zeehan (Tasmania) Silver Lead Mines, 4 » 

lie 

— Mountain Copper Company, da 12 6 

— Man:4:Ana (Chillagoe) Company. 16 o 9/ 

— Murcliison Associated Gold Mine^, 29 d 1 1/ 

— Mysore Keefs and General Exploration 
Company, 25 a 1 4 ft— 4 d\2d 

West Gold Company. 9 1 14rf— 17 d Ho 

— Mysore- Wynaad Gold Company, 9 <i 14 il 
—17^14 e 

— — Nantyglo and Blaina Ironworks Company, 
MdU h 

— New Brunswick snd Coal Miners, S dj/ 

■ Gold Coast Agency. 2<) m 14 e 
«»^ Nigel Gold Company, 7 o ^2 d 

— ^ North Wales Co operative Quarries, 5 © 7/ 
— — Western Associated Gold Mines (W. A.; 

18 o I1/-29 12 a 
» White Feather Gold Mine, 25 m 14 a^l d 

16 (? 

— Northumberland Miners, 24 n 9/ 
— - Nourse Deep. 19 a 14 </ 

— Oceana (Consolidated Company, 10 if \2 d 

Ooi-eguui Gold Company of India, 17 o6o 

^289 14«-I3n II e 

-~^ Otis Steel Company 24 o 15 e^)\ n 12 b 

— Ottos Kopji? DiHmond Mines, )0 d \2 d 

— Onro Freto Gold Mines of Brazil, 25 n 14 a 
— - Pahang Corporation, II rf 14 <? 

— Palmareju and Mexican Gold Fields, 10 d 

12 d 

^— Penrhyn Quarry, 2 © 6/ -12 o4/-2 n 13 
il-9 n 9 /— 10 n lo a-i6 a 6 A-17 a 7/— 19 

. — Prestea Mines, 16 o 9 / 
— Profits in the Iron Trade, Letter on, 2Adid 
—^ Queensland (Copper Company. 12 d 5/ 
.— Kaod Mines ;{0 o 4 ft—S a 3 /-4 a 5 d~6 
• 3/ 



Mining Intelligence {ro ti»iu'd). 

Revae ( M;inic;ilan.|) Gold Company, 27 a 3/ 

Rhodesia Goldfields 21 a 14 if 

Matabeleland Development Company, 24 

a I4i 

KhodesiaSebawkwe Development Syndw 

cate. II if 15 » 

Road Rlock (iold Mine^ of India. 16 o 9 f 

Rose of Sharon and Shamrock Gold Minet^ 

80 <2 10 if 

- Uifssland-Kooienary Company, 16 if 15 •- 

Russian Industrial and (Company. 23 if 10 if 

St. John Del Etey Con>pany, 26 a 14 6—3 d 

Ae 

Scottish Australian Company. 6 n 10 <f — I* 

iil5<f 

Mashonaland Gold C7ompaay, 17 n 14 <» — 

24nlM 

Miners' Federation, 8 if II tf— 2* d 8/— 

30if fltf-31 if 4 / 
Shebi Gold (Company. IS if 14 « 

Sueyd (Cilleries, 13 o 11/ 

Sons of Gwalia. 20 o 10 r 

South Durham Steel and Iron Company, 14 

if 8 0-22 if 4 if 

Wales Iron and Steel Trade. 2 a 8/ 

StrntLon's Independence. 10 if 12 b 

^^ Sulphide Corporation, 8 if 15 o* 

- Tang:inyika ( ^mcessions, 2.> d 9 & 

Taquah and Abosso Gold Coa»pany, 2^ d^ 

12 a 

- TolimH Company. 11 f 14 « 

Tvne Valley t 'olliery (Transvaal\ 6 if 4/ 

- U'lited Healizai ion Company. 8 /i 14 if 

Uhoaesia G<>ld Fields 9 rf 14i/— I6if 16» 

V. V. (Gwanda) Syn licate. 17 n 14 if -25 

a 146 

- Victorii» and Queen Goll Com,>any. I o I3» 
VogeUtruis Estates and Gold Mines 23 d 

\0b 
Wnses '0 the Iron and Steel Trade 2 o 10 fr 

West Africrtn C^ioM Coast) Corporation, 2^ 

o 12 /. 

Ministerial Dy-Eleotious, Letters on. 26 o 7 / — 

Minishall (T. H.) on Traction Engines m London, 

19 a II & 
Mint, *^« RorAL Mint 
Mifcsing Heirs and Kiiiired in 1903, Letter on» 

29ifHy 

Lady from Blackpo )1. Discovery of, 16 • 5/ 

— - Uiiitsian Explirer. 2^i o 4 '> 
Missionary Que -t ion in Revision, 6 o 2 # 
Letters on, H o 18 <? - .3 o 12 d 

Work and Public Schools, Letter on. 1 <f 8 « 

Mitchell (A. A.) on Uni.»niat Free Traders and 

By- Elections. 80 if o / 

- ( Dr. P. C. ) on the Death of the Polar Bear at 
theZ<M), 10 n 12/f— i.in 12/ 

Moat Farm Ca^e, 21 d 10 f 

Modern Lan^ua^e Association, Annual Moetiog; 

23 if 5 r - 24 '/ 9 <? 
Letters on, 20 /f 7 / -29 J S / 

Languages Holiday Courses Committee, 11 

Mondy (Marii C.) on the National Home Read* 
ing Union, 7 o 8 ^ 



Hon 



PALMKB'S INDXX to ** TEE TIMB8 ** NEWSPAPER* 



[Oct: 1 to 



MoUHnsen (Prolef8or)on Bnghuid 4Dd Gtormany* 

»o7tf-6o rty 

.Appeal to the Engliih. Letter on, 12 o 4/ 

Monastir. the Famine ia. Letter on, 1 o 10 il 
Meney (U Q.O.) on Dumpiog, 1 d 10 /-^ d U 

d-2\tl 14 e 
MONEY MAfiKET:-. 
— * Koenus Ayrea OedaUa, 19 n 13 9 
x^- Cedala Settlement, Proposed, Lettera oiii 84 

o 16 h-^2%0 IS»~l8ii 18 h 
- — Rxteroal IMbt of Honduras. 91 n 15/ 
— . Italka Rente Oonrersion. 17 ^ 5/ -24 J 8 f 
^— London and India Docks Company and the 

Fort of London, Letter on« 17 a 18 o 
— - New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ageooy, 

Letter on, I il 18e 
— — Notices of, »€e every datf*M paper 
— — Prices of Commodities, Letter oo. 7 a 15 ) 
— » Railway Sharn Marlcet, Mee every day*8 paper 

— State of the Maraec, ses every" dag*9 paper 

Water Stoclcs, Letter on, 17 d 18 i< 

Money-C^outts (\\, B.) on Amertcai^ Views on 

Brttish Tariff Proposals, 28 <t9d 
Mongolia, 6 o 8 d^lS n5d 
Mootaga Williams Blanket aadOtothing Fond, 

Letter on, 28 a 2 / 
Monteflore (Sir Francis) on Dr. Max Nordan and 

the Zionists 22 d K/ 
Mtlnigomeiy (bp. H. H«) on- the Cyclone In 

Jaroaiea. 10 o 1 1 e 
Moody iG. T.) on the New Zealand Ixmn and 
Mc^fe^Gen. A. M.) on Artny l<efQi>ni, 22 d .'> d 
— > (Fl-ed.'^on the Msctnlonian Refuge* e,9d7o 

(It. K.) on the Gilchrist Trust and Popo* 

Inr Kduoation, 4 n 7^ 

-^ (J. G.; on the Navigation of the Bed Sea, 

iOdVa 
Mdfan'(Gardi)ifll)and the Pope, 28 o. 10 « 
Moresnet. tht? Neutral Terriuiry of 22 </8 / 
Morgan- Browne (11.) on Mr. Chamberlain and 

the Hepeal of the Curn Laws, 17 n i2 d 
Morley {,J.) and Agricultute. Letter on, 28 o 6 a 
-»- onOobden and American Manolactarers, 

lOn 8a 

— at Damffies^ 20 n 12/ 
— — Letter on, 23 n 4 5 

—— and the late Thomas £llis, S olOd 
— > in Manchester, 20 o 4 a 
•i^ at Nottingham. 4 n 10 a— 5 n]Ob 
Moroooo,5o8e— 7o3/— 8fi 3/^6 a 8/^7 n 
7 tf— 13 n 8 J— 16 n 6y-23 a 6 a— 24 n 5 c— 
26a6a-«14cr/»-16(i5 6—17 d 5 d^i9 d 

6/ 
m^~~ British Interests in, 10 a 15 <r 

m^ Trade with. 17 e 5 6—20 o \9o 

— - Financial Position of, 9 o 8 d— 5 n 4 a«->6 

».ay-.21a 7/ 
— - the Future of , 1 o 4 a— 18 o Bf 

New War Minister, 12 <2 7e-.29 c/3/ 

•— Outrages on Jews in, 7 d5a 

*— Besignation of the Minister of War, 30 a 6a 

— — BeTolt in, 12 8 0—21 o 5/— 24 o 7 ^—29 

Q^d^2 a 5/ 
'> Situation in, 19 o 6 a— 29 o 2/— 8 d 5 <l— 

26ii da 
— ^ a Town Pillaged, 25 it 3 a 
i-* Trayelling in, 21 <2 5 6 



Morrison (W. D.^ on the Beeby Case. 26 <l 5/ 

Morriss (S.) on Fiscal Policy, 7 rf 6/ 

Mosely ( A.) on American Views on British Tariff 

Proposals. 23 d 3 e 
«— Commission in the United States, 20 o 6. A 

— 28oH/-30n4 h^lOdfi o 
-^— Educational Com nission.14 o 3/— 20 o A 

—28 o Sy-^28 o 4 a-^l4 d 8/— 19 d 8 <I-21 

i^l5a 
Mosqaitops. why Breed, .Letter on. 6 a 6 a 
at ilelouan and Cairo, the Campaign 

against. Letter on 12 n 18 s 
'^ and Mal.'iria, \9dlod 
Motion (Andrew) on St. Bartholomew*s HospiU 

BtldWe 
Motor Accidents, Letter on, 28 a 15 6 

— Car Acts, 21 n 9/-2« a 9 d 
-i Rt'gulations 30.*' 2/ 

■ ■ ■ ill Surrfy. Letters on, \6d9 b^Xd cf 

9 6~19 d 16 ^'22 d H 0—25 d8 o 
«— . Service, the Greats Western, 10 o 7/ 

>peed lie<;ond. J3 o 7y 

— «. Oars, tiriti«h Buut, ;20 o 10 6 
the ReUability Trials of, 12 o 4 ft. 

— (Cycling and ,Side Slips. iidlQb 

R«liability rrial's, ll dSa 

Speed Trials. 8 o l-V-5 ©9/ 

•<«^ Union for Hampshire, 81 o i2 e 
Mount Vernon Hospital for Consumption,. 2^ a 

18 / 
^— Veeurius in Eruption. 21 o 5y 
Meunuin i. limbing in the Lake District,. Letter 

on, 31 a 2 f/ 
Mowatt (Sir Francis) Presentation to, 23 d 8 a 
Mudifh.smith (&) on the EsUbliabed and Fre« 

Chorehes, 8 o 5 s 
Muir (Wm.) on Municipal BztraTagaaoe at 

^montun, 27 n 8 
Municipal Election Petition at Du^er. 25 a 6 <i 
— *- ii^iections, 8 n 4 u^i n 6 a — 5 a lO ft 

— Eatraragance at Eklmuiitoo, Letter on, 27 
a8 o 

Fire Insurance 3 d H/— 18 d 11/ 

— ^ Trading at Wul?erh.impt>n, Letter on, 7 d 

8/ 

Mnnton (F. K.) on I^rceaia Theatre Liquida- 
tion. I d6 0— IG d 12 a 

MU&DEBS:— 

Atkins, Esther. 80 4/ 

— «- DevaU. Annie» 4 n 6 c 

Green, A. H„ 14 n 7 ^ 

— Greiiforian, Aran fi n 4/ 
— ^ Iziutijran, Tigran. 6 n 4/ 
— > Lyiiass, EUz . :^9 d 3 / 

— r> Pieriiick. Dora. 31 d 4/ 

Saghouni, SaghitieL 28 10 ft-*2 a 6 /— 4 n 

— Smeiiley. Frank, by his Father, 26 9 / 
Wedd Thos., l'3 d7 d 

—•- Attempted, Loughlan, Mr. and Mr8.»,b7 
their Son, 1 1 a m a 

— Supposed, of a Boy, 28 d8/ 
Murray (Johnj on i<lscal . Policy. 21 o 12 « 

on the German History of the Boer Wai; 

17n I4ci 

— scriptorium at Mill Hill, 19 </ 14 ft 
Muscat, Letter on, 31 <i 10 6 



bet^ 3li9u3,T ^AUllCB*B tKD»i to "THlt tlMfcS *' HfcWSl^l^Ett. 



ifiiV 



Museum of Practical Geology, 18 o 8/ 

Musid arid Datioing Licences, 3 n 10 c— 10 n 15 

Musical Piracy, 21 J 10 J 

I'iratee. Letter oil,' 17 o 13/ 

Musirians* ('ompany, Dinder, 28 o 10/ 
Mysore^ Aunual Report, 9 n 13/ 

N. 
Kuh (R. L.) <m t^fereotLal Trade within the 

/Empire, 21 '</ 7/ 
Katioual Antl- ViTiaiectioa Leaftet. Letter on, 31 

'-^ 15/ 

. ■> Society, Meeting, 28 o 10^*14 48a 
«-^ Art CpllirCtions Fund. 12 n 6 a 
-^^eneTolent 'Inatltution, Annual Bffeeting, 

27 n 6 o 
»-^ Chufcit Cmtno^L the Propoaed,23«2/ 
■ * ■■ and Women, ^Letter on, ji3 o 6 a 
* — Dog Show, 2 rf*7 a ' 
»^ Free Church Couilcii fiduoadon Scheme, 1 

■ Labour Aasoclation, Annual OungretSi 

87 16 d^29 o i2d 
•— Home )lea<Kng Uni<yn, Letter on, 7 o 8 <i 
•-«- Income. Letter on.-. ^6 ol r 

. Liberal Federation,19 o 12 a— 19 n l» * 

*-^ Pai^ in Achill Island, Lett«:r on, 1 i li 15 il 
* — Poultry Organization Society, Confereode, 

84 12/ 
-— Progreia and Eiluoation, 24 a 13/ 
*^ S^riice League. 24 o9e 
i»- Skatiug Palace, 800/ 

— Society and its Depository, Letter en, 22 d 

— Temperance Manifesto, 6 « 4/ 
_ Trust, Meeting, 15 o \S d 
, Unemployed' Committee, 12 o 4 <i 
. Union of Conservative Associations, Con* 

. ference, 1 o 3 a*^2 o 5 a— 3 14 o 
■■ Letter ou. 3 9 a 

«— Mevtitig. 7 a 12 o— 28 n 9/ 
T- for Soolland, Annual Conference, 12 d 

12 c 
, Union of Women Workers of Great BriUin 

and Ireland, Annual Conference, 3 n 4/— 4 n 

t>a~tf n 12 A— 7 n 12 (i 
— - Wails* Association, 26 <l 6 ft 
KationaliaUioo of the Land, 8 rf 14 6 
Natural Gas in s^ussez. 21 3 

History Museum, 27 a 13/ 

Katuraliaation Act. a o 1 1 /— 4 n 6 c— 2 d 9/ 
Sature Study Kxliibition, 31 o 13 i 

in tJchbols, 5 rf' 16 <y 

NAVAL AND MILITARY IKTBLLIGEKO 2 -.^ 
_ Accident at Field Operations, l:» rf 1 1 / 

— AdministratiTe Training of Array Offlcen, 
24d5 5 

_ Admirals All Letter on, 2 <i 12 d 
. Admiralty Appointments. i9 lu a 
-— Admiialty Court jm Admibaltt Couax 
•— Mr. AJters- Douglas and the Army, 2tf « 6 6 
•— Aldershot Military Society, ll n 5 a 

— American Army, Letters on, 19 » 7 5 
. the AntrtM, Launch of, 9 o 9 5 

„ Appointqient9 and Promotions, sea everif 
da^*8' paper 



Naval and Military Intelligence (contim^^). 

— Array Commissions for Vi»luoteer Oifljora, 

^^-i- Entrance Ezaminatiooi, l 5 «— 9 i» 12 li 
Examinations. Letter on. 18 i 16/ 

Leajrue and Imperial Defeuoo Aasocia* 

tion. Letters on, 4 d 4 u 

Reform. I7rf8a ^^„« 

.Letters on. 13 • l8a^^o9/-26d 

10 <i— 22 a or/ 

. Fiscal Reform, Letters on, 13 d 13 a-»» 



In South Africa, Letter oa, S*10 5 

— Trainlu-c. Letters On. 19^4 15 tf 

Veterinary Serrice. 12 00/ 

-— ^ H6n. Artniery Company,' 19 la d 

— — Return of, 24 o 12 a , ^ «* j 
Assisuut derks in the »eyal Navy, 21^ 

Auxdiary Forces. 2 o ^/T^*^'*5/^i?!i 

l(>s-16o4/-2« I0rf-18 Ji 7^-JWji^W;^ 
-aOn7i-8^4c-4^46-7rf7rf-9iJ-lO 

0-10 d 5 5-12 a 9 iJ-15 d 5y-'l6^l 9 a-lT 
d6 6— 18</lld--2l rfll5 . ,j o. 

Gen. Badfen^PqweU. PresenUtioil to, 14i^9 

— - the BeUeisU Experiments, 9 » 9 5 

British and American Naval MancSuvres, 

Suggested, 2 n 1 1 5 

— 'Mr. Brodrick at tynomouth, i* f ♦ • . - ^ 

and the Volunteers, 19 o 10 6-22 ^5 d 

Sir R. Boiler at Barnstaple, l o 3 a 

— Cadet Training. 7 a 18 o «, ^ ,4 ^ 
Cadetships in the Royal Navy, 21 -rf U <» 

— the Cifnofvon, Launch of, 8 9 a 
— — Cavalry Trainn^. 24 n 7 6 

-*. Coldstrearti ikiards Band, 19 o « <'-^J/^^ 
Commissions in the Regular Fofces. 23 a 5 

5—3 rf 4 ft-5 rf 9 , ,. n 1 rk^KU« 
Duke of Oonnau^jht and the Royal DubUa 

Fusiliers. 7n8rf-»4n9a Afl^.Ai«« 
Court- Martial on Lieut. ETelyn Aldndge, 

on Sertrt. J. A.- Gould, 90<^6 a 

on O. t. Hdwett, 1 ^ 6 a 

on Lieut. J. S. vS. Penrose, 19 « 7 6 

on Lieut, and Com. J. B. sparks, 27ii-W 

5—28 n 12 * . fl J 

Current Naval Progifamme. 7 n » « ^ ^ 

— . Decoration for Transport Offloers, 2 « lOd 
Dockyard Employes Petitions. ^ » **» 

iheDonegd, Presentation to, '"« '_^ 4. 

— Education for the Army. Letters on, 20^ 4 

-^EmplJymentof Reserve aad IHscharged 
Soldiers, letters on. 90 o^Z-Sn 5 5 

the £nchcknttes8, 9 n 10 rf 

theF.toonin ^^oUwion, 20 a U d *- ' 

tlie Flofa, Stranding of, 8 d 10 O^IO *5d 

-I F^nch Naty, 4 n U /-;?** ^'^^^ " ^"^ 

— German Navy in 19 »3 26 d^O 

Lorl Grentellai Huntingdon. /*^«» / 

— and Woolwich War Memorials, ^/ » / 

Qu.»nery and Torpedo rrainmim the Naf/i 

Hanuca Military '^''^w*' \v//fc 

— - the Hiarfuflja. Aiauueh of, ^i « « * 



STuv 



PAtH£R*8 IROBX ^ TO THk TiUtB** KKWSPApJER. 



. Oct. 1 td 



l^RTalsnd Military Intelli^^ence (fontinufid), 

— Home DiHirict !Vf ilitjirv Society. 24 o 12 o 
•^ Hoiiuurs for the South African War, 5 d 

YOa 
— - HanoTeriftns and Prui^sians ?.t Waterloo, 

Letter on, 22 d ^ h 
— ~ Indian Army, Letter on, 26 o 3 6 

Medical Service, 5 dd 

— Italian Navy, 2 < o 4 • 

— the i^0n/. 16 N Hi b 
«— > Korean Army, HO d 5 h 

«— ttie Lib rtad. Trials of , 7 // 7 tf 

••— Longmoor and Borilon Camps, Letter on, 

\7n4o 
— * Mateiial in the Ranks of the United SUtea 

Army Letter on, 21 d2f 
'—— Lord Methven in Bethnal Gieen, 12 o 5 
»-> Miltiary B(X)k8. Letter on, 31 060 

■ Education, Letter on, 20 o 9 

-i^— F^xample of Swiizeiland, Letter on, 3 o 6 
a— 6 08/ 

M9fnoriaU, HI d A d 

■ ■■ PrisoDs. 17 o 5/ 

— — - Switzerland Letter on. 7 o 10 ft 

■ Training in Public Schools, 14 n 15 cf 
•— Militia, 7 o 5s 

M Iraining. 6080 

and Yeomaniy Candidates for Commis- 
sions. 12 n I /I 

— '— Movements of H. M. Ships, see unier natal 
AMD MiLiTABY, tn €utU lUiy's paper 

of Russian Ships, 2Zd^t 

*— M ui der and Suicide at s^heerness Garrison, 

V. d my 
V- » National Service League, 2 obj —27 a lOe 

Letter on, 7 «/ 4 n 

i^— Nnval Appointments. 2 n 10 r— 1 cf 6 a 

— ' Cadetsbips under tiie New Scheme, 10 o 
11/ 

Guns at Lady^mith. T o%h 

■ lieu tenant Pound ^hot, 14 i 8/ 

Man<Buvre.«, 20 n 15 b 

' " Suggested British and American, 23 n 

■ and Miliury Co-operation in War, 25 n 7s 
— — Officers— Conditions of 5>er vice, 14 (i 17 <i 

■ Ordnance in the United Suies, 17 n 7 6 

— Navy League, M dHa 

■ Meeting, 22 o 10 ft— 25) 6 rf 

Prize Firinji Uesult^, 3 n 5/ 

— New Battleships, 16 a lU c— 24 n 4 6—26 a 
5 a 

— — Rifle, Letter on, 28 2 J 

" for the Army and Navy, 1 7 d 6 a 

■ Servic* Kifle, bob c— aO 4/ 

. — ^ Torpedo Boat Destroyers, 19 n 7 c 

— Operations in North i.hina 1»U0, 3 n 6^ 

— Ordnance College, 3 « 5/ 

— — M. Pelletan on Submersiblea and Sabmari* 

nes* ^di b 
•^ the Pretusen, 9 n 10 « 

— Pi ize Day at HasUr, 6 8 « 

— Firinij in the . hannel Fket. 14 <i 13/ 

— Promotion and Examinatioa of Army Of- 
ficers, 17 o s s 

— Public School Cadeu and the Army, Let- 
ters on, 3 4 <7 -6 o 8 « 



Naval and Military Intelliorence (co.itinued) 

— Purchase of Armoured Cruisers by Japan* 
Zld9 e 

Put chftsed Battleships, 1 6 i2 6 ^ 

Letter on 17 c/ 8 d 

Queen Victoria School for the Sons of Scot* 

tish Sailors an<1 Soldiers, 19 10 

Regimental Honours for the South African 

War, Leiiers on, 20 o 18 e— 21 ©12/ 

Regiments and tbeir Territorial Distrtotii 

Letter on, \7 oiib 

Kenumbering of the Indian Army, 22 7# 

— ^ Rifle Currying Lquiptueot for the Cavalry* 

13a 8 6 

- Lord RoberU and the Army Manoravreif 
' 29 oAd 

^-^ Royal Arsenal Association of Foremen, An« 
Dual Dinner. 2 n Iti d 

MiUtary Academy. Woolwich. 28 d 8/ 

■ College, Sandhurst, I9(i 11 «— 22 dbd 

Letter on, 24 4 4/ 

Tournament, 12 d 2 

Naval Colleges, 16 i 9 a 

-*- Russian Fleet in the Far East. 2S d i d 
Sailors' Orphan Girls' School and Home* 

Hampstead, 10 nl d 
^-^ Salary and Expenses in the Army, Letter 

on, 18 M 4 o 

Saluting the Flag, Letter on, 24 i 4 / 

Sandhuri»t War Memorial, Hob d 

Lord Selborne and the County Cruisers, 12 

nia 

- Siamese Army, 2S d5a 

— - Soldiers' and Sailors' Uomes Fandj Lettef 
on, 30 n 7 J 

Staff (College, 28 7 A 

- Lord Stanley in Liverpool. 19 o 10 ^ 

. and the Volunteer ItegttUiions, 27 <• 10 a 

Trafalgar Day, Anniversary of, 17 o 5 s-^ 

20o9(/— 22o 10/1 

Training of Reserve Officers 10 i 6 a 

— *. United Stales Naval Construction, 10 a 7 tf 
^— — — — Station on the Lakes, 14 n 9 c 
Navy. 15 10 i— 19 d n / 

Uruguayan Gunboat Blown up and Sank, 

9 y r — lu oil/ 

the Victory, Letters on, 81 o 6/— 4 n 11/ 

View (/f the Turkish Army, 2Qd oa 

War Blunders. Letter on, 17 o Ad 

Com mission and the Army League, Let' 

ter on, 1 1 n 4 </ 

War Memorials. 12 5 « -14 4 ({—27 • 

10/-3a5/— 13n3d-25n7/-30ii7 o— » 

d^o-A a 4 b^2Sd5 a 
Office Administration and Reform, Let- 
ter on, i»n 12 a 

<— — Justice, Letter on, 28 #2/ 

Keforiu, Letters 00, 5 n 6/— 21 n 12 

—24 n 8/— 25 n 8/ 
— Reorganizing Committee Appointed, 7 

n 12 0—3) ddd 
Waterloo, another Spectator and Survivor 

of, Letter on, 13 4 
Sir George White on Army Temperanoe 

Work, 2(1 11 a 
«— W idows of Noo-Commissioned Officers, Lei* 

ter on, 6 e 8/ 



ly^. 8l. iSOS.] PALMiBH*8 IMDBi TO *' tHfc TIMfcS ** NEWSPAPER. SOf 



Kaviil and MfUlarj Intelligence {rontinu^^). 
What of the Navy, Letter on. 13 n 8 o 

Sir Evelyn Wood and the Army, 11 » 5 a 

I2d9 d 

Kelson (H. H.) on Motoi Regulations m Surrey, 
19 i 16 a- 25 d f^ e 

Monument, the DecoiHtion of, Letter on, 2 

7b 

Keston, Fatal Fight at, 23 d 4 « 
Nevinson (Henry) oh the Condition of Macedo- 
nia, 23n 11/ 
New American Iirigatloo Policy, 21 o Kf 
Anti-Tuberculos Serum, 18 « 7 a 

Caledonia, 23 A^d 

Propellaot Letter on, 19 i 11/ 

iOSW SOUTH WALES:— 

Condition of, Letter on, 7 il 3 tf 

(Constitution. i2 i 3 tf 

^ — Finance. 2 o 3 tf «. * w 

Miscellaneous News, 7o3«— 9d 3 b—\ho 

8/-2«o6<«— I9«6b— 2rf5a— lOd 8 h 

Population of . 5 « 4 a 

mm»^ KeTenue, I o 3/— I i 6 c 

Wheat Yielil, 19 d7«» 

Newcastle Liberal Unionist Conference, Letters 

on, 31 o »3/'— 2n 8 h 
NEW ZEALAND:- , , , ^ ^ 
Bank of New Zealand and the GoTernment, 

19 n 5 

Banking Bill, 21 w 7/ ^^ ^ 

-. Crown Lands in. Letters on, 1 ol2/— 24 d 

86 

- Finance. 24 o 7 d— 28 o 6 d— 26 n 3 c/ 
Financial Statement, 6 o 8 d— 13 o 4 d— 19 

o 6a 

- and Foreign Shipping, 9 o 8 ft 
and Germany and Samoa, I o S/ 

Labour Legislation, 23 o 4 a— 25 d 10 a 

- Loan. 2ad3*— 24rf3 ^ 

Miscellaneous News, 14 o 8/— 15 o 4 J— 16 

o 8 a— 30 o 3 a— 18 n 3 c— 16 no tf — 28 n 6 c- - 
26 n 5 / ^ ^ 

and the Nary, 17 o 7/-7 w 7 8-9 n 6 tf 

.^ and Preferential Tariffs, 13 n3 c— 17 ft 6/ 

—19 n 5 e— 24 a 5 d 
..^ Rates of Freight to, 22 o If 

Kerenue. 22 d 3 a 

and the Rhodes Scholars, 17o 6 tf 

Newcastle-on-Tyne Liberal Club, Annual Meet- 
ing, 9 d lOfc 

a Pohce DisooTcry Ht. 20 d 7 « 

NewfoundUnd. 6 o 4 a-27 o 6 <>— 20 n 6 ft— 21 

n 1J 
Newgate Prison, 2 12/ *. « « 

Newport (Bp. of) on the Edu<5ation Acts. 5 n 9« 
Newsom (Capt. J. A.) on Public Schools Cadet 

Corps. 25 a 8 tf ^ 

Newton (H. A.) on the PubUchouse Trust 
MoTeraent, 3 d 10 o ,« « ,« 

on the Victory of Tammany, 12 n 8/ 

(Lord) on the MiUtary Example of Bwit- 

terland, o 8 / 
Newtown, Opening of a PubUc Library w, 81 o 

NEXT OP KIN-PBESONS WANTED i— 
«*— Adrian, Johann Julius, 12 <• 1 ft 
.*>^ Balfour, L. C, 6 o I ft 



Next of KlUi &c. iro di.^ued), 

Bavley. (^ol. A. R., 1>» n 1 ft 

Bilson. (^has., 9 d I ft 

Brampton, Mary 15., 28 o 1 ft 

Brenl. Wra., 17 d I 6 

Brock, Ellen, 22 d 1 

Crai'4. F. S.. 3 n I ft 

Daniels, H. G., 5o I ft 

Davis, Jesse, H o 1 ft 

^^^ Dixon, Sarah. 31 dl ft 

Foscutt. Saruli Eliz.. 4 n 1 ft 

Fournier, Jean B., 31 «< 1 ft 

Gallagher, Jas., G o I ft 

Gee, I'^liz.. 23 a 1 ft 

Green, Arthur^ 17 r 1ft 

Hutchinson, S., 12 » I 6 

Irwin, Mary, 1 2 d 1 6 

Kelly, W. C, Ud \ b 

— « Livinoston, J., 1 7 tf I ft 

- Lloyd. Thos., 15 d 1 ft 
— ^ iVPGarty, Anne, li n I ft 
Parsloe, C., IJ n i ft 

— Price, John, ."> n I ft 

Hobinson, Win. 23 </ I ft 

— > Spencer, Stephen. 27/i 1 ft 

Stephen. (Miristina, 4 d i ft 

Stevenson, c Caroline Eoiuia, IS » 1 ft 

Tragardh b^dith L., 9 o i ft 

VVailis, John. 3 d I 6 

Niclioben(Prof. J. S.) on the Incidence of ad 

Import Duty on Wheat, 81 o 9 
Niger- Lake Cliad Boundary^ 17o8d^l7d5<l 
Nigeria, Operations iu, 4 a 10 / 
Niu-chwang and the cMsis, Letter OA, 23 d 3/ 
Nobel Prize for Literature^ 13 n J d 

Prizes, 11 rt 6/ 

Noble (^ir Andrew) Letter on, 22 d 10 d 
Noise of Electric Traincars, Letiers oil, 26 n id 

0—26 n\ tf— 2 d 12 a 
Nonconformist Attadk on the Church, 15 d 12 <t 
— i- Bitterness, Letter on, '^6 n 13/ 
Protest, Letiers on, 31 IC 0—2 n 7/— 3 4 

4e-6a8/ 

— and the Church, Letters on, 18 d 11 0— 21 
d 1 1 /— 26 d.ie 

and the Education Acts, Letter on, 19 a 12 d 

and the General Election, 13 4 /— 27 o 10/ 

Nordan (l>r. Max) the Attempt on, 23 d 8 d 
—^ and the Zionists, Letter on, 22 d 8/ 
Nordenskjold Antarctic Expedition, 24 n 6 a— 29 

fi6tf— 2d5/-lld6/ 

. the Kelief of the, 26 6 « 

«-^— - Letter 00, 1 o 7 d 
Norman (Kenry) on a Little Experiment la Eia' 

tuliation, 16 n 10 e 
North Borneo Dinner, 9 d 7 a 

■ and Sarawak, Letter on, 12 6 ft 

— China and Shan-tung Mission, 29 5 ^ 
«.«- Eastern Hospital for Children, 10 d 4/ 
London or University College Hospital^ 

Letter on, 4 d 6 d 
— - MidUnd Poor Law Conference. 8 tf 12 ft 
. - West Africa, French Exploration in, di 

d3d 

London Hospital, 10 n 9/ 

Yunnan, 8 d 10 

Northcote ^Lord) Departure of, 18 d 6/ 



'JIbr 



PALMIfiR'a aHDKX TO ** VBl^ TlMtB " KVWSPA.PBB. 



[Ootlit» 



Northampton Bank Bmbeesleoient, Arrest of 

John Morristn. 2H o 1 1 
Nur thorn ( ouDties Library Anooiation, ifoeling, 

UdMe 

Morocco, British Trade with 7 n 6 jf 

-»- Nigeria, Anglo French Booodarj Cuaiinias- 

ionin, 9 o4/ 
•■■ Rising in. 81 <fdi 
Union of ConservatiTe AMoelationa* Anna- 

al Conference, Sd\Oe 
Northnmberlaml (Ihike of) on Hospital Acoora- 

roodation for the WelUto-do, 16 n 64 
Norway, New Pabinet, 3 1 3/ 

— Parliament. 22 8 /^22 o^d 

Political Situation in, 80 7 e 

Fat Stock Show, 20 •• 12 a 

Nova Scotia Applet, 27 o 15 b-^^n ift 



O. P. Club, Ladies* Annual Dinner, Ud 14 d 
Dber-AramerpAn Cottas^e Hospital 21 4 
'Obtttructiun of Bond Street, Letter on, 6-d 6 b 

iu Piccadilly. Letter on, 10 12 4 a 

Odessa Qrain Trade. 19 J 5 / 

Ogden<Chas.) on Mr* Balfour tfad llieTradeof 

Bradford. 2 c/2« 
lOld Caribiisians.ljetter on, 19 cf 4 

Man in a Harry, Letrer on, 7 10 ft 

— ^ Age Pensions for Cengregatloiial Ministers, 

U>Se 

MUlhilHMis' C^nb, Aunoal Dinner. ^lo9d 

— — Poor Law, 21 oil 

Omond (R. T.) on Ben Nevis- Obserraitoryinid 

• the Oerman MetetfrotogioalOfBce, An6a 
Onslow (Lord j on A^tricultare, )^d7b 

and Forestry. 19 6/ 

^ andtheBuUer Biii,iaii4a 

• «^«- and Canadian Cattle Impoitetlon,' 16-9%/ 

— — at Darlington, 2 d6/ 

— * in Edinburgh, 15 e« 6 

at QuHdford, 25d5b 

—sOn» Poultry Farming, 24^912/ 

— ^ on Scientific Agriculture, 31 e 12 
' Open'Spaces, 7 n 1« )^6 d 10-6 

Tersus Artisans* Dwellings, 6 a 7/ 

' Oporto, Drainage Works at. Letter on, 22 d 2 J 

Ordinations, eee Critsch aw Ehol^td 

Organisation of jCharity, lA d&d 

Ornithological Curiosity In England, Letters on, 
6n4'</^6ii9(f«^10a \b d 

Osier (J. T.) on an lUostration of 'Dumping, 20 
8/ 

Oxford and Cambridge Schools Examination 
fiesrd. 26 dl^d 

— House, Bethoal Qneu, 120 wl& d'-*l6 d 
Ue 

^— and Research, Letters on, 2 o'lao-d u%9 

-^5o6a*-12o lOd^lSo 6/->21o4 4 
■ — U nion Society, 2d 12 <i 

Appointments, 4 a IO0 

'^^ Awards, 17 d 9/^29 1{ 5 6 

w^ Chancellorship, 24 o 8 0—26 » 6 #«-2d o 10 

e— 80 o 9 0-3 a 4 s 
^— LetteM on, 29 60 *^S0 o 4 d«-81 o 10 e 

— Congregations, 12 o 4 d->28 o 7 s-^21 n 12 

•-^'</iy^i2 4ii/ui4 d nj^i%dBd 



Oxford Unlveraity (amiinuBdy, 

ConFocatioos. 23 o 7 e- 4 11 10 tf — U nj d 

—25 n 1 1 tv— 8 did 
Death of Professor Mommsen, 19 » 7 tf 

LordSaUabury, 1 1 a 7 </ 

Degrees, l2o4d— 21 n I29^9a9c^l2d 

Elt^stions, 8 5 c— 9 o 3/^16 o 6 <{— 19 o 

10 /-22o 3/^81 08 tf—4ff,IOe^5«4iT-6 
«5 A-lln7<i^l4»8 a-lZ a 7 r-20n7< 
^23n 9 0—24 n 9 s— 28 n 8 0—1 1 dS A— 15 d 
11 0^16 d 9 >— 18 ded^ldd 12 iy-22 'did 
-23 did^2idS r— 25 did 

— ^ Examinations, 7 o 8 

^-* Exhibitions, 17 a 7 e 

— Orant. 6 n 5 5 

— ^ Lectures, 2i a 12 

Letter. Ad B 

Miscellaneous Newt, 10 o 12 0—1.3-0 6 6-* 

19ol4)y— 27o70— 9 a 7<i-10<#8 b 
— » New Warden of Merton College, 708c 

Repiirt, 4 n IO0 

— — Resignation of Sir Johiv Burdon-SandersoUt 

I6dea 
"^ Khudea Scholars,' 1 2 o 4 4 

— Special Sunday Evening Sermons. 17 o 12/ 
Uniirersity Calendar for A 904, 13 a 5 i 

P» 

Packard (E.) on Foreign -Ships and-Britiih 

Coasting Trude, 6 10 
Paddington and the Free Library Questiou,-26 

£«ge (T. E.) on* Professor 9«cdaer ou Osteal 

Teaching. 2ediif 
(W.W.K.)on Hospital Acoommodatiou 

for th» Well.tCHio,^ 16 ij 2 
Panama, idbf 

— ReTolution FneochOpinion on the, lOa4 
•£a«pats*lfatipnal Uktucatienal ]Qt||ion, Annual 

Gonltfeoce, 29 2/ 
Parker (Sir Q.) on Tariff Reform Leiigue— Wo- 
4QBa'e Section, 11 4 l3 

— on the \yar GoHMnifsioi) #nd*the Arn^ 
League, II n 4 i 

Parks, Squirrels io, Xi^ter OQ« 10 (tf 7/ 
Parliament, Meeting of. 9 Vi 8 5 

Prorogation of, ip o § a 

BAEUAtfENSAEX PA.PI^IiSi- 

— Agricultural iiklucation and Research, 28 a 
80 

..--^ Aokylo«tQi|iiasis in W.ectplialian OoUieriesi 
10 1.13/ 

liubonicPlague,* 2^^811 

— Butter Kegulatioas- Committee^ 8 d 11 
. 4;oal TaUes, 1902, 23 5 a 

Deaths from Starvation, 10 i 13 a 

r— ^ OUreaMueot of NatjlTes in the Congo FMe 

State, 24 6 
-*-^ .Iiish Migratory |;ia^^oaceri, 2A 11 p d 
. .— Maoedoaia, 17 o 14 m 
Naval Expenditure andNMefcmi^ •Murine* 

90dba 

Uganda Protectorate, 34 li 6 a 

Weights.aod HieMUres, 5di/ 

Parliamentary Tou^ through ^jininliK ^Letter ou 

609^ 



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^ALirKB*S IMDftX TO ** THB TIMiBB^ MSWSTA'nm. 



POT 



Flirt nershipe dissolved, see every WedttBsdoi^'s 

Qn*i SaturdHtfe paper 
Faftj (/oniplicatioim in Scotland. 1 d^ a 
Passive Resistance. 1oS0->6o4e— IS^S #«2I 

— ^ Letter on ft n P/ 

PaMDiore Edwards District Cottage RospiCftl,Ta- 

burj Letter on. 17 i 15 / 
Pii'trioCism of 'Party Politicians, Letter on, \^d 

8/ 
Pauperism in London, Letter on. 19 a 11/ 
Payiors ('ompany Competition, 2 o 7 # 
Peace Flag I9»7 <l 

. Letter on, Uo9c 

River District, Letter on. 17 n 14 i 

Society. 22 o 12 A-28 o W f 

Pe^ce rSi^ Walter) on Lord Goschen on Imports 

and Export^ 19 n 8 &~26 a 6 a 
** Peaqe on Ear.th.** Letter on, 26 <f 6 « 
Pearse (A. W.^ on Australia*^ Medicine, 5^3/ 
Pea^ (Commander) and Arctic Exploration, 5 n 

4o— II «4^-l:{a4a -;ir di\f 
— ExmOition to tlie North Pole, 26 o 6 ft 
Peasant in Literature. 27 a 6 ^ 
Pease (A. F.) on Fiscal I'olioy, 2f»d%b 

(rt. P.) on Fiscal Policy, 15 o 5 « 

on the Ne^wcastle Liberal Unionist Con- 
ference, 2 a » ft 
Pedrail ~, Re^olation in Mechanical Looomo* 

tion, 80 )i 10 4 
Peel (Lord) and the Licensing Question, 18 n 6/ 
Piell (Albert) on Fiscal Policy and Agriculture, 

30 4 9/ 
PeDfoId(FOon the Thames Church Mission, 22 

o 11 • 
Pennefs^thef (He F.) on Fisoal Policy, 26 o 7 # 
Pprcy (Lord) at Oxford, 16 n 12 # 
Persia, 17 o 8 a— 25 dli a 
^■^ British Enterprise in, 31 o 7 ft 

— and Lord (^irzon's Tour, 6 a 3 a 
and the Persian Gulf. 24 n 11 # 

Russian Trade with, 19 o 9 /— 21 o 4 a— 27 

e6a 
Persian Oulf , 2 n 5 ft— 18 n 6 <f 

Trade on the Caspian, 21 d \^f 

Peru, British Trade with, 2 o 3/ 

Peruvian ( Corporation, 1 8 <2 1 5 e 

Pelrie (Prof. W. M. F.) on the Hyksos, Hittites 

and Etruscans. 29 o 3/ 
Petroleum Production of the World in 1902, 28 

n\a 
Pharmaoentioal Society, 6 o 9 s 
Philippines, 29 o H d~26 d» o 
— ^. the Census in tlie, 7 o 12 o 

Fighting in, 24 n 5 d— 25 a 6 a 

Physical Degeneration, Letter on. 2*.» 4 6/ 

— — Deterioration Committee, 18 a 11/— 19(1 

Letters on, 26 </ 8 ^-31 ^ 10 ft 

— - Tralnidg in London Industrial Schools, II 

n7<i. 
Pianoforte MUsic, New 30 </ 2 
Piccadilly. Obstruction in. Letter on, 10 d 4 d 
Pickersgiiri^E. li.)on the Ministerial By-Elec- 

tions» 29 o 2/ 
Picquart (Col. Qm>.\ on the American Army, 19 

%i ft 



PiROtt >T. D.) on White Rlackbirdf, 21 d 15 »• 
Pigou ( A. C.) on <^onsttnier9 and Prodihoert, 10 nr 

15(/- 14 « 14 e 
00 Duropfnjf. 14 <l 3 a 

on Fiscal -Policy. 8 d 6 ^» 

Pike C Arnold) on the Death of % POlir Bear atr 
the Zm>« n n \d^\^)^h& 

Pimlico LadieN^ Association; Sate io Aid of.Le^ 
ter on, 24 n 10/ 

Pirkts (F. E.) on an Anti-ViTisection Leaflbt^ I& 
dl e-n d \r,f 

Pitman's MetropoliUtt School. \9d%& 

Plague. 1 o 4 0—6 o 4 c— 7 • 4 /i — 9 3/— 12 ♦- 
0^15 4 6—16 3/— 19 e 6 ft— 23 o 4 o— 24 <h 
8 c/— 31 »8<^-2'»6 a-7w7 /^-iiea5/— Ift 
Ii5/-19n6«/— 28n6a-26 i»4d— 3<^ii 61^ 
— 3 a 4 /t-T // 5 «— 14 i« 7 /-^ 18 d 6/— 19 d If 

— in Hong-konir, 5 ol2/ 
Precautions 9 <f 9/ 

In the Puujab, \f>d5/ 

and Rats. I6a9» 

Plants, DistribatlOn-of. 7 o 5 id— 12 o 3 /» 
Playgoers' Club, Annuil Meeting. 1 • o 6/ 
Ladies* Chrifltmas Dinner. 21 d 12^- 

— Paper Read before the. ^606/ 
Playing Card Makers' Company. 9 rf 9/ 
Piurafoers* Company. 25 n 1 2 d 

and Water Authorities. I8nl8/ 

Poetry and Poets of America, 6 a 5 <f 
Poland. Government of, 3 </ 3 / 

Poland (H. B.> 00 the Oenrian • Efhptifot an^ 

Waterloo. 28 <« 6^ -3t d 2 <> 
Polar Bears Adrift on an Iceberg; 19 #9* # 
POLIOS:— 

Abel, E. T.. for Stealing, 23 o 2tf 

Abraham*, F. for •Misdemeanour,- 25 d 2 * 

Abraham, Walter, for Not Maintaining* hist 

Wife. 23 d 9/ 
Adams. Jos.. foHLoitering, 3 e>5« 

— Advice. Persons for, 10 e 12 # 

— Alctitt. Edward, for Misdemeanour, 22 b'S^ 
^ Alden, Ellen, for Stealing, lo^ii of— l^n 

Aliens for (iTererowdiflg. 19 nS-b* 

— Allien, ll<)bert, for Drunkennesel. 19^ 4 a 
Andersoii,-Thos.-Jas.. for Attempted 'IfVand^ 

28 o 4 ^ 
■ wen. M«fttt>,for-Deser«loa,28^4i^— 4n 

2d 
^— Anselroi, Orestie. f or Burglary. 154 15 

— Application for Transfer of Licence, iOH-4a 
Armstrong; E. S.. fOrSteaHng, 23 ^<2'i< 

^ Ashduwn, Maurice, for Bobbery, 29 18/ 

Anhton, C. W. for Mnrrfer,'3d8/' 

Atkins, Ed#.i for Stealing;' 3d 10^-^16(1 

4/ 

— Austin, Johnp* and linotlier;r for Blg^hwrn^ 
Robbery. 3 d 5 a— 16 o U #-^1 2/ 

— \V. W.. for Attempted Fraud, 28 d 4V» 
Wm., for Cruelty to Bird*. I6 d 18 <i 

— Bailies, Lewis, for False RepresentatlbR/*l4 
«12/ 

— Baker,' Jasi, for Udlawhtl DetMkHdn, 13 » 
130 ) . 

J.' Ch for Libeli^2a vl 10 d 7 ,^ 

Jas.. for Unlawful r>etention, 6 p 18 it;: 

B&rnet, Ctui*.,for -Bmis^alf) SI d d-* 



Pol 



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fOot. lio- 



Folioe {cot'tinued). 
«— Dai ton, F. J^ for Fraud, 5 il 3 « 
-^ Beauregard, Bella, and others, for Keeping 
a Disoi-dei \y Ifouse. 27 o 2/ 

Beasin Matilde, for Slealinir, 27 n 13/ 

—- Betser. G. M.. for Railway Fr.«ud,24 d}Od 
«— > Bianci, Chaa., for Stealing, 2 o 12/ 

Bint, A. H., fur Fraud. MO n \5 d 

»«— Black, — , for PoaBesaing Pirated Masio, 24 

• 3/ 
•— — Blackwell, Wm., for Reckless Motor- Car 

Driving, 19 1114/ 
»— Black well Wm^ for Furioualy DriTing a 

Motorl^ar, ]7<<2/ 
— — Blair, Frar.k,for Misdemeanour, 9 d \0 d 
^ — Boan, K. P., for Stealing. .'iO d2 s 
V— Bond. Pliilip, and others, for Stealing, 2 o 5 e 
•— — Boultwoow. Albert, for Burglary, 5 o 12/ 
m-~^ Boutle, MessrM, for Misdemeanour, 18 n 4 
^— Boxer, Philip^and another, for Misdemean- 
our. 22 o 2 
«— Biadshav, Wm., and another, for Assault, 

19 ©2/ 
V— Brasse. Robert, for Ste^^ling, 12 o 18 c 
*— Brazier, W. E., and another, for Stealing, 

ndb e 
«— Brealev, Henry, for Not Maintaining his 

Wife, 19 ©2/ 
«»— Bridge, Arthur, for Furiously DrtTing a 

Motor- Car. 4 d 13 c 
v-~ Brinkman, Citfsie Tor Stealirg. 2 o 12/ 
-^^ Brodie, llios., and others, for Unlawful 

Possession, G o 1 3 ^ 
•-^ Brooks, J as., for Fraud, 12oldo-19o2/ 

—26 • a / 
«— Brown, Wm., and others, for Murder, 27 a 

9J 
•— Bruce, F. W., for T.arceny, \2dl5d 

— Bubb, W, H.,for BJKamy, 19 r 2/ 

«— Buckley, A. S., for Attempted Fr;iud, 14 d 

a/ 

m Henry, for Murder, 7o 12 oS 9/— 10 

12c~16o5r— 17o H/ 
•— Bull.ard, Wm.,fur Fiaud, I6n 3 ft 

— BulKli/g. a Person, for Cruelty to a, 16 i 12^ 
*— Bush, Abraham, and another, for Misde- 
meanour. 23 2 rf 

^^-^ Butcher, Louisa, for Stealing, 17 n 3/ 
w— Byrne, Jas.. fur Fiaud, lOo 11' 0— 2() n iSa 
•p— (^anieron, Kobl., and others, for Distur- 
bance, t> o 4 c 
« — CaWerley, T. W., for Threats, 28 4 0— 4 n 

2« 
«— > Csppuccitto, Gerardo. for Murder, 14 2/ 
m—- Carey, iienry Geo., and another, lor i>rnud, 

60 12/ 

«— Carr, Chas.. for Steahng, 10 n 4 a 

*— Carle, U. D'Oyly, for Furious Motor Car 

Priving. 1 7 « 7 0— 24 n \\ e 
•— Christie, Henry, and othera, for Assault^ 3 

«— Clarendon, Artemus. for Stealing, 19 2/ 
V— Clarkson. Jas., for Muider, 'SOd 3/ 

w< Wm., for Factory Act Offence, I d4 a 

^•^ Cleland, Jos., and another, for Not having 

a Licence, 11 o As 
^•-^ Ctuer, ^, for Cruelty to a Uorae, 10 n 4 a 
70. 



Ptilice {rontht 1 d), 

- Cochrane, A. D.,and others, for Company 'a 
AciOfiFence22 d \0 d 

— — Cochrane, (^has. Bhike, for Rinbezxlemenl, 
19„14/-4rf 1:5 0—11 dAb 

^— Coleman, Aithur, and another, for Stealing, 
1 13'/ 

^— Coll«>tt, Frank, for Misdemeanour. 9 a 3 <l 

Coiliard, Frank Cecil, Fuiious Motor Car 

Drivrng, 18 w 4 c— ,30 n 15 rf 

(Collins, Eliaabeth, for Cruelty to her Child- 
ren, 2.' dlOd 

(^olmer, F. J., for Forgery, 24 n 8/ 

— ^— for Fraud, 9 1/ 15 > 

Commissioner of Police, for Unlawful Posp 

session, 5 <l 3 « 

-— (^ondon, Riohard, for Stealing. 28 i 2/ 

- I 'ooke, F. C^ ami anotlier, for Making a 
False Certi6cate of Death, 1 7 d 2/'"4 d W€ 

- Coombea, V. L., for Fraud. 24 d IQrf— 31 
d'Ze 

— ^ (hooper, Sir Alfred, for FurMUsly Driving 

a Motor Car, 19o I2e 
Coo|)er, (^has., for Unlawful Possession, L 

al:;<f 

Cope, Alfred for Cruelty to Horses 28 n 3» 

- Corbet. Edwm for Stealing, 14 rf 3/ 

Coster mongers, for Obstruction, 23 a2 e — 

26 lij 

(Courtney, Edward for Cruelty to a Uorae^ 

27nl3#; 

("Jox, Tlios., and another, for Robbery, n 2/ 

Craven. Fredk.. for Companies Act Offence^ 

23 2 « 

- Cross Dr. John, for Misdemeanour, \ di^a 

Dalton Oliver, for False Representation, 

19 n 1 4/ -27 n l.J/ 

- Dante, Astianeite, for Attempted Murder^ 
60 18 a 

Dark, A. E., for Wounding, 14 2/ 

DaTies. Alfrrd Ernest, and others for Fof^ 

gery. 2 a (i/ 

Davis. A., for Misdemeanour, S d A d 

Dnvvaon, Lieut. R. L„ for Furious Motor 

Car Dtiving, 27 o 9 / 

Debenhaiu, Ernest, and others, for Uolaw- 

fnl J'os8e»>ion '^8 n 3*— 7 li l.'j b 

-^— f>ecker Fiits, and others, for Keeping a 
Gaming Housie. H n \l e 

Delamont, Paul for Assault, 19a 14/ 

Denfley, Wm., for Attempted Murder, 16 d 

47-iMrfU/ 

Devanchelle Aiphonse, and another, for 

Iiiimorniity, U^d Mi a 
^— Dobstoo, Owen, and anotlier, for Stealing^ 

24 o 4/ 

Donovan, (Cornelius, for Disorderly Con* 

duct, 25 2 s 

- Richard, for i)isordeily (/onduct, 14 o 3/ 
>— ^ Downfthire. Martinis of, for Furious Motor 

Car Driving, 20 n l.> « 

Dr. Deimei Underwear Fabric (^ompany,. 

for Misdemeanour, 24 o 4 / 

Dubois, rienri for Stealing, U n 10 « 

Dubost, Marie Louise, and another, for 

Fraud, 8 i 4 (f 

Dugeon, S. F., for Smoke Nuisanoei 17 4 « 



DAc. 31, 1908.1 



P^LMlBB*8 fMDfcX tO ^^tHBtlMBB*" NKWSt^APtCR. 



Vol 



I*0lt06 (/TORh'ltlM!|{). 

Kdline, Wilfred and another, for Craelty to 
» Horsey 1 1 rf 5/ 

— Edwardd, Geo., for Fraud \0 d }9 a 

Elliott, Chas.. for Burgliiry. 20 o IS d 

-*— Henry, and otheis, for Burglary. 17 a 3 / 

— 25 n l4tf.2(/3 e 

— Emery. J. R,, and another, for Threats, 17 

' — Engelhorn, Loub for Stealing, 24 a 8/ 
- — EveMgh. Wra., for Forgery, 26 o 3/ 
- — Farmer, Ja»., for Keeping a Gaming House, 
35a 14 

— Feldon, Walter Theodore, for Stealing, «7 
n 13 0^4 <^ 18 0.12 ({ \nd^\9a Ab 

• — Firmin IJUian, for Forgery, 11 tf 4^-15 

4\5 9-22d\0d 
—- Piaher, Samuel, for Pouessiiig Diseased 

Meat. 18 a 4 

— Flax Jacques, for Misdemeanour, id d \S 
i— Ford, John, for Attemptinu to Steal 9 o 10/ 
-— Fortescne. Major, for Furious Motor Car 

Driving SoSd 
• — Frani. Paul, for Misdemeanour, 9 o 10/ 
•— . Fra«er, Wm., for Furiously Driving a 



Motor Oar, 19 2/ 
chel 
7rf 156 



— FrattonoU, Michele, for Begging, 1 </ 4 a— 



— Kreemsn, Wm.. fur Stealing. lOn 10#*18 
n 4 d^26 n iS 

--— Frentcel. Fredk., and others, for Furiously 

Driving Motor Cars' 17^2/ 
- — Freyvogel Mora G., for Attempted Suicide^ 

I«rf3/-26rf2s 
« — Oann. — . for Possessing Diseased Oysters, 

2SdHe-2»d2 i 

— Grant, Daniel Maurice, for Threats. 2 t 12 / 
«— Garrett, Philip, for Misdemeanour. I iS d 
' — Gavey, Alfred Ed^in. for Maintenance 

Money, 184 4 
—- Gaae^ Su«an, for Cruelty to Birds, 22 2s 
*— Gear, Walter, and oihers, for Stealing, 1 1 » 

10a-l9«l4/ 
«^ George, John Henry, for Cruelty to his 

Children 13 U d 

— GlHnTille. Thoa., for Fraud, 12 // 15 e 
-^ Glaitfd Pressed Beef Company, for Unlaw- 
ful Possession, 21 nd d 

« — (lood. Alfred, for Furious Motor Car Driv- 
ing. 18 a 4 

— GosTenheim. Max for Fraud, 6 a 2/ 

— - Gottlieb, Nathan, for Overcrowing, 16 <{ 4 s 
— . Graham, John, and another, for Bobbery, 

10 i 13 a 
«— Grimwood, Jos., for Disorderly Conduct, 

81 o 2 / 
—— Grundy, Datid, for Disorderly. Conduct, 

8.H nl6 b 
k-» Guerin. Iieon, and another, for Stealing, 12 

o 130 
•— > Guntvas. Abraham, for Stealing, 7 n 17/ 

— Hamilton. Percy, and another, for Stealing, 
n 91 10 e 

«>^ Harris, Adelaide Mabel, and another, for 
Stealing. 9 10 

— i I arris V 0. C, and another, for Forgery, 
16 10^-^17 a 4tf 



Police feonttnued), 

Hardwick Thos.. for Stealing, 3 n " <« 

Hartley. Edwin, and another, for stealing, 

1v 13a 

— Hawkins, Gabriel and others for Fraud« 
24 4/ 

-^ Hayes, John and others, for Dmnkennetsi 

60 ?2 s 
-^ Heftd, Jas.. for Stealing. 17 4 

— Headley, F. W., for Furiously DriTi mi a 
Motor Car, 2-^ 4 a 

-^ Healey, Sarah, for Attempted Murder, 8 o 
Ids 

— Hemmlngs, T. A., for Cruelty to a Horse, 

15 13 h 

— Herbert Arthur, for Fraud, 26 a 13 o -4 i 
18/1 

— Heslop. Jas , for Stealing. 1 7 d 2/--24 dUtd 

— Hickman. Lila and another, for Unlawful 
Posiiession 21 02/ 

Hi)igins. C. J. K., for Bigamv, 29 </ 3/ 

Hill Capuin Arthur, for Furiously DHt- 

ing a Motor (?ar. I0<2 13 a 

— Hodges. Robert and another, for Robbery 
with Violence, 2 i 3 « 

— Ho4lson. Arthur Wm.. for Unlawful Deten* 
tion, 2 n 9 f 

— ^ Hoff Wm . for Assault. 3 5 tf 
— ^ Holiis Am.*lia E.. and another, for Misde*. 
meanour. 13 a tO it— 19 all/ 

— Hornsbyt Bdw.. for Stealing. \9dAb 

— Howard. U. M.. and another, for Miide« 
meanour. 3 o 5 a 

— Howlert l!arold,for Railway Fraud 3to4A 

— flua-del, P. »., for CnUWiul PosieMi>'i. 4 
a2/-l3tt H»/» 

— * lluddlestoii, Alfred E , for Misdemeanaufj 

itJolOA 
^- HugheA, John, for Misilemean )ur, 27 a 13/ 
•*^i Hunt. Alice Mary for Asstuit 24 a 3 / 

— Hyndman, Arthur, for Drunk •nness, 9 d 

16 

— Ingestre^ Viscmnt, for Furious Motor 
C^ir Driving 7 o 13 *-«6 10 > 

.^— i^ In^ledon, Wm , for Fraul, H d Ab 

Israel and Joel, for Possessing Bad Frull, 

3d iOd 

— Jackson. P. J. for Fr»iud 9 d l^ b 

— Jacob Frank for I-arc-iy, i o 12/ 

*^ Johineau, Ernest, for Furiously Driving A 
Motor t-ar. 19 d \ b 

— James, Edith Mary, f«jr Fraud, 1 o 13 i 
■ Emmi. for Loitering, 1 1 d 4 

■ ■■■' Thos., for Attempted Burglary, 2S J 3/ 

■ ■■ Wm. Taylor Lee-Augastos. for Murder, 
8 Vlh^l.i \3b 

— Jarman. (^has.. for Non-payment of Traoi' 
Way b'aro. :i S / 

— Josies, Julu ail another, f or Possesflng 
St >lxjn I'rop jrty 1 1 1 1 s 

— Johnson, Je 1., a<id a lothjr, for Stealing, 3 
o5 a ^ ^ 

—— «lenry Edw., and another, for Vagranoyi 
81 o .-> tf 

— . John, for R>b >ery. 23 a IS »-27 a l3 • 
— — Thj*., for »4.r/:Ury, 2 * i 2 / 

— Jones, f >r ilitfaetil J iouar, J J 13/ 

% n 



Vol 



PALMKU'6 INDEX TO ** THE TIMES ^ MBW8PAPBR. 



[Oct. 1 to 



Polioe (^eontinueti). 

•"— Junes. (hMS., and another, for Excite Of- 
fence, Itf iae-l6o 10 h 

■ Geo., and others, for Disorderly Con* 
doct, tio Id ft 

—— Keeblo. Albert, for Attempted Fraud, 16 

10 ' 
-^ Keen, Fredk^ fur Dmnkenness, 7 d \5h 

— Keene, Geo. Henry, for Stealing. 17 n 8/ 
—J— Kelly. Kdvr.yfor Uesertiun 15 o 13 e 

— Kennedy, Michael, for UeKging. 14 o 2/ 
«— Kenny. Margaret Jane, for liigamy, 2S d 9 

«^— Keys, Mrs. A. M., for Transfer of Licence, 

22 <f Uid 
«^- King^ Chas.» and another, for Craelty to 
Horses. '^2 o 2 e 

■ Woj.. fur (Capitation Pee, \h d 15 e 

— Kingsbury, Jus. Grim wood, for Uiaurderly 
Coh>*act. 26 o \ o 

— K'TaWwtfki, Antonio, for OTercrowding, 

— Kirkurian, Vehtan, for Murder, tf 1 o 9 « 
«— ^ Kunkvle. Fredk., and another, for Misdem- 
eanour ld\bb^^dli*e 

-> — Lanham. Frank, for Stealing, 16atf 6— 20 
H 4' e 

Larkin, Henry C. J., for B^ny, 18 <i 8/ 

Lascars, for Misdeiueanour, 12 n 2^—18 a 

\e 

— » Latham, Thos., and others, for Keeping a 
Gaming iiouse, \ d \ a 

^— Laureniz, Baruorss Campbell Ton, for Fur- 
ious Motor Car Driving, I z o 4 o 

—i— Lay ion, Harry Johu, for Assault, \^n^h 

Le Vol, Jos., and others, for Keeping a 

Gaming House, 2 1 <i 8 s— 2» d2 d 

i^— Leaf, i has., and another, for Attempted 
Fraud. 1 o 18 <f-o o U b 

Lefroy, Edith, for Fraud, bd'6f 

'-^ Leonard. Daniel for Misdemkauour, 4 (f 5e 

» W. J., for TheaU, 27 a 6 s 

— * l^^Yt liyuiaii, for Trade Marks Act 

Offence. 2tf n 18 s 
^ Libeimau. Miah. for Cruelty to Fowls, 18 

VI Ilia 
-^ Ligny, Louise de, for Unlawful Detention, 

7 o 18 u— 2. o2J 
•*— Lipton & Co^ for Possessing Diseased 

Meat, i 1 (f 4 // 

— Loader, firuest, for Desertion, 3 J d2J 
«— Lynch, Josiah Burke, for Fraud, 24 o ij 
■I 1 hos., tor Muidei, ^9 u 9 cT 

Macpliail, Myies, and another, for Em- 

bezaiemeut, ltQ'6J — >ii a 2 / ^12 a 2 / 

— Mninwaring. — , for Nuisance, U o 18 c 

MMUseU, F. W., for Wounding. oO ^ 2 s 

-^-> Mapes, Albert Edw., for Embezzlement, 8 

ol2' 
.^— Mitple & Co., for Non-payment of Wages, 
81 e •• ^ 

— Marahall, Walter, for Drunkenness, 16 d 
16c 

— — Martin, Geo., and another, for Loitering, 3 

aba 
— - Martinson, Herman, for Disorderly Con* 

duct, t J a iu I* 

a2 



FoUce ^continu^d), 

Maynard, B., for Theatre Licence, 27 o 2 / 

- Met Earthy, Dennis, for Murder, 14 o 2 / 

McCoukey, Wm.. and others, for Stealing, 

18rf»y 

McKinnou, Irene, for Stealing, 21 <f 8 «— 

26d2e 

Medcalf, Rich^ and another, for Stealing, 

28 2 i 
Michaels, Jack, and others, for Keeping a 

Gamln){ ifoine, lO i i^^ i^\d d \ e 

Miers. Lillie. for Stealing, H<» o 2/ 

Miller, Jas. Courtney, and others, foir 

Stealing, 2a loe— »a3<f 

■^ Mister, A. J., for Embeulementt 30 4 2 # 

Mitchell. Nellie, for Stealing, 7 i 16 o 

Aitoore, Adelidde Ponsonby, for Fraud. 8 o 

6a 
^» Moreton, A. Q., and another, for Cruelty 

to their Chil«lreii. t d ib e 
Morgan, Henry, for Detf^tion, 20 o 18 a - 

27 o 2y 

Morris, Q. T., for Inciting to Hob, 17 n 8/ 

Mowfoi th. Thus., for Manslaughter, 14 i 8/ 

Muffl.is, Alfred, and another, for Stealing, 

SoVlb 
Mulley, Arthur, for Possessing Diseased 

Meat. Hi4 4 

Murray. John, for Stealing?, 20 o 18 d 

Kay lor. Thus., Application for Licence^ 24 

o 4r 
Neave, Sverard. for Stealing, 2 a 16 d— 7 n 

17/ 

- New River Company, for Non payment of 
Paring Rate 21 o 2y— 4 a2 d 

- Newbury. Harry, for Adulteration, 1 o 18 J 
Newby A Co^ for Sanitary Act Offence 24 

4/ 

Newspaper Boys, for Nuisance, 29 o 18 / 

— - Newton, Aubrey, for Bigamy. A d IS e 

- Nichols — , for Attempted Suicide, 17o 4 # 
— Nichols, G90^ and another for Betting, 80 

n 16d 

Nickol, Henry, for Stealing. 15 o 18 6 

Nobbs, Horace Walter Matthew, for Steal- 
ing, 14 n 6/— 21 nn d 

Novis, Jolm Henry, for Furious Motor 

Car Driving, 2 o 12 / 

— i* Nuisance, Persons for, 28 a 2 s 

O'Brien, J. and others, for Assault, 81 (f 2/ 

0*Dowd. Sir J. Cn Son of the late, for Ad- 

▼ioe. 2£ d 10 a 

- OrKHU Grinders, for Nuisance, 29 d 9 a 

- Orloff. Hans, and Others, for Keeping a 
Gaming iJoU'te, 24 o 4 

Padgi.iton F. R., for Assault, 23 </2 s 

Palace rbeatreof Varieties, for Application 

for a Sumuous against, 9M8(i^l7a8<f ^24 
a 4c 

Park, Cecil M. W., and another, for Cruel- 
ty to Animals, do 5 b^b 16 a 

^— Parker, Harry, for Unlawful Possession. 8 
obb 

Pearson, Wm., for Cruelty to a Horse, 13 

a 2/ 

PelloUo, Jos. Alfred, for Murder, 8 6 d ^ 

10 o 12 e 



Den. 31, 1908.J 



PALVER^S IHDE2 TO^'THB TTVES" ITEWSPAPBR. 



Pol 



Police coMinwed), 

— Peter<ieii, Lapi, for Fraud, 30 </3 • 

— ^ Pettitt, John 0.,for Kml»e2zleiii»»nt,H0o2/ 

— Phillips, (ienridtu. for (^rueltj t»» her 
Children. 14^/3/ 

— » Piedmonte Club, for Mitdemeanoar, 26 o 

ISd 
«— Pirated Music Oaaet, 16 o 13 6 

Pitt- Lewis. Geo., and another, for Ditor- 

derly Conduct, 25 d *4 d 

— Police, Commiisioner of, for Unlairful 
Detention, i 3 o 1 3 

^r- PoUei, Hans Adolf Franz, for Indecent 
Conduct. 2 H d 

— Pope, Eliza Ann, and another, for Attempt- 
ing to Pick Pocketn, 23 'i 9 

Potts, Todd, for UnUwfal Pawning, 26 n 

14/ 

— - Powell. Ohas.. for Desertion, 21 rf 10 # 

-.— Prickett, lidwin, and another, for Unlaw- 
ful Possession, b o IH b 

-^ Kay, Kliz., for Vlisdemeanour, \9 d i o 

llead. Thos.. for Stealing. 2 1 d 3 «— 30 d2e 

— Bedhead, Florence U., for Bigamy, 25 d^e 

— lieichner. Otto, and' another, forTh>eaU, 
, \edAe—2ia I0« 

•^ — Hichmoiid, Chas., for Embezzlement. 24 d 

10s 
-- — Uideway, Wra. I^^mp. fop Fraud, 7 o 18 > 

— lOo 12s— 17o4s 
f — Rimer, Ja«., and another, for Stealing. 15 o 

18 h 

— Hoberts, Harrj, and another, for Forgery, 
25 a 2d 

— — W. P., for Kmbezzlement. 4 4 6s 

— Bobinson, Geo. Fredk., for Attempted 
Murder. 6 a \2 b 

-^— idly Palmer, for Stealing, 81 o > s— 12 

n2/ 

TIms.. and others, for Stealing. Al d2e 

- — Bowe, Anthony Stanley, for Fraud. 26 n 14 

c— 2 d '6d 
■ ileiiry, for Stealing. 5 12 s 

Russell, Wro., for Annoyance, 28 » 8 s— 4 

d\5e 

— - Ryan, John for Misdemeanour. Id o lu 6 

Sale. Arthur, and another, fur Threats, 24 

» V 

• — Sales, Wm., and another, for Conspiracy, 
13 449 

— St. Mars, Marquis de, for Fu'i ms Motor 
Car Driving. 3i d2€ 

— Schwartz, liobt.. for Stealing, JJ d 2/ 

— dcott, J as., and another, for Stealing, 1-5 n 

' — Segal, Solomon, for Abduotion. 10 o 13 a — 
I6d4s 

Seldentine, Felix, for Burglary, 17 « 3/ 

— Shannon, SHmuel Rodney, for Kmbvzzle- 
ment, S» o luy 

— Shaw, Uenry, for Desertion, 19 2/— 26 
o 3/ 

Mary Irwin, for Stealing, 17 <f 2/ 

--— Shepherd, Aioert, for Attempted Suicide. 
lio2j 

— Aheiidau. Jus., for Cruelty to his Son, 23 o 
9d 



Police {fonttnued). 

Sheanby, Alfred Rdw. for Stealing. B o 18 a 

Siebert, Clias. W. and others, for Furionf 

Motor Gar Driving, 29 o IHJ 

— Simmons & C^., for Factory Act Offence* 
2dHf/ 

*— Simon, Mnurice, for Misdemeinovr, 1 // 4 a 

Sinclair. Henry, and others, for Furiout 

Motor Car Driving. 7 « 1 7/ 

— Sheet, Jas., and others, for Wilful Damage, 
31 a 2 J 

_ Slatter, Jas., for Keeping a Betting Roase, 

\2d\bd 
^ Sieeman. Harry, for Fraud 21 d 3 s 
— ^ SI iwe, K\ J., for Murder, Irt o 10 d 
^— Smith. Jos., aud another, for Burglary. 9 n 

8s 
^— Rich., for Keeping a Gaming House 6 d • 

\Bb 
^— Wm., and another, for Miedttmeanour, 81 

OI80 
— ^ Solomons, r^-wi^ for Bankruptcy Fraud, 

5dS f^lld ib 
^— South Afric'in "^uper- Aeration, fi>r Mts- 

demeanour. 8' od^ 
^— ratter on, 2 n IS d 
— - Sparks. Georviana Henrietta, for Fraud 

80o2/-6n2y— l3a 10 1 
- — Spinney, Henry, and anotlie**, for Fraud ^ 

did 
Stevens. John, and another, for Burglary, 

8ff4 d -IB die 
^-. St wart J^>8., for Murder, '% * 2/ 

— Stiff, Walter, and others for Conspiracy, 
27o2/-.7m 17^-23'* 9 s 

Story. Mark, Fawcett for Forgery. 81 a 6 df 

Strachan Wm . f»>r Threats. 29 <i 2 s 

Stuart, Alexis for Friud, 4 a \A e -18 ^"1/ 

Sullivan. Ifiugeiie, for Deserting his Child- 
ren. 29 <i 2 e ^ ^ 

Rich., and anotiier for Robbery, 7 i 16 * 

T»ibRtchink Myer S.. (or Possessing lUd 

Eggs 1» n 14 / 
. Taylor, Lieut. B. W., and another, for Wil- 
ful hwrnage. 27 o'tf 

H. ('., and another, for Fran 1. 2>olHi 

T(>pan>io, Mifhoyle, a hI another, for Mur- 
der. 24 4/ -21 n 5 //— '.'3 aloft 
— 'I*hem tns, Jos. for \1i«»demeHnour, 24 a 3/ 

Thorpe. A. E., and anoihT, for iVilful 

DamHge \1 ti'lf 

Tharg.HKl, water, for Cruflty to Horses, 

22 o 2 <9 
.-- Tibhctt Wm. for Attempted Fraud 9 10^ 
— ^ T .flel.l. Jos. for « 'ruelty to a Horse, 1 o 13 4 

— Toms Alfred, and others, for Stealing, 15^ 
15 ff 

Tramway Men, fir Reckless Driving, 2 a 15 

tf -9 a W -2 </ 3 • 
Trundley J. r., and others, for Misdemean« 

our. 2H d'A f 

— Underxrood. Harry, Thos.. for AppUoation 
for a Licence 24 4 e 

Join, for Disor lerly '\m 1 »ot. n o 13 6 

Vagrancy Persons for. 2 i n id 6—34 a 16 4 

— Viii.Kju. and Co., for Possessing ttaj Fruit, 

ZdWid 

79 



Pol 



P AIMER 8 UTDBZ TO ** TH« TIMJM," MBW8PAPBB. 



[Oct. 1 to 



Fulice (continuf/f). 

— Vjrner, Lieut. Rich. John, for Fnnd, 10 o 
120 

— ^ Walker, John, for MisdemeAnoiir. 23 n 16 & 

Wiilliice. John, for Stealing, 5o I2e 

— — Wiilier, Levis, for Farious Motor Car Dri¥- 
ing. v?7 « 18/ 

— Walltfl. J. W^ and hit Wife, for Mifde- 
meanour, 3') n 12 

* — Waltert, J. F., for SteaUng, 9 if 16 6-16 d 

4 f^22 d 10 d 
•^- Walton. Keni Wilerte. and another, for At 

tempted Fraad, 9 d 16 6— V2 dlOu 
A-^ Ward. W. L.. for Falae RepKnaenuUon, 24 

h8 0~5 dSe 
*-^ WaUon, Clifton, for Murder, 6 n 2/— 13 a 

10 a 

Geo., for Fraud, 6 li 8 0—18 dZf 

w— Webster, < lifford for Fraad, 6 e 12/ 

•i^ Weldoo, M. J., for Eaibeislement, 114 4 6 

— Welter, AlUn i Uade, for Fraud, 21i>:t/^ 
8ii Ms 

•— Whe«-ler, Heniy Chas., for Misdemeaoour, 

14 n 6/ 
«— . W hillock, Jas., and another, for Stealii g. 

28 «i 2 / 

— Wilkins, W. T., and another, for Robbery, 
t7o4 e 

m \\ ilkii.aoii, .los., fur Furious Motor Car 

Driving 26 n iS 
•^ Wiiliams, i has., fur Attempted .Uurder, 19 

o»/ 
» ■ ■ .1. (\, and aiHither, for Fraud, 5 m if 
»- '■- John, for Meiiliiig, ^3 ri 9 
m — WiUuughby, Dill III for Stealing, 18 n 4 <»* 

«.— WitHoii, Geo., for Bargiary. 21 </ 8 # 

■ .lohn for iSargl>«ry. 1 » »• / 

^ — Wii<(er, vVitly.aad another, for Coiispirauy, 

80 Q / J 

- — Whiion. A. K.. lor Fraud. 18 ^rdj 
m^^ v\ oilers, lieinrich t!«(iw. A dolph. for For- 
gery, 2 i2 /'~9o 0— it5 \0b 
•^^ Woo<)art. iieo. Henry, for Munler, 16 o 18 0^ 

^29 13/ 
«— Woods. Harry, for Forgery, 6 o (2 0—12 o 

13 6— 22 o2<i— 3-J0 2/— (i 112/ 
««- Workhouse, Inuiatea, for Hefraotory Con- 
duct, IM n 4 
_ Worthiiigton, Chas., and another, for At- 
tempted Fraud. 8 o 1 2 '' 
«— WygraiB, Frank, for Fraud. 20 13 li 
•i— Young, Mary, and auothei, for Uobbery, 29 

1»/ 
m,^- Zetland. Eversley, and another, for Disor- 
derly Coiduct, 5 V 12 
«.— Zosaenhein, Max, for Fraud, ^d 10 i 
police, ilty. ma^ d 
«—.— DetectiTe Departrntnt, 7 d \A0 
«— > Metrupolitan, z* o'l d 
— rreseiiUliou to DetectiTe- iiispeotor David- 

fon, % ol d 
•— — and the Public. 29 o 9 a 
•^^ Hetir«rmeiit of ouperintendeut Melville, 

Letter on. 10 a 9/ 
policy of Extermination iu Macedouia, Letter 
on, 1 o 10 tt 
74 



Policy of Free Food Unionists. Letter on. 20 o 5 ^ 
Political Notes, ws 0»0/y dan** paper dwtng 
Parhnment 

Amenities, Letter on, 23 o 9 a 

Prejudice and l£oonomic Keaaoning, Let- 
ter on, 1 4 n 1 3 '» 
— ^ Situation, Letter on, 24 a 1 1 y 

in Italv il a 12 <i 

Pullok- Morns (J. B.) on Fiscal Policy, 16 a 7 d 
Pollution of Rivers, 6 a 9 i 
Polytechnic, Lecture* at, 6 a :> J ^ „« , x 
Pomeroy (Briiest) on Freedom of Trade, «0 o f 6 
Ponsonby (I'apt. John) on the German Emperor 

and Waterloo. 24 <i 6 (f 
Poena Adoption Case, Letter on 8 o 11 a 
Poor Law Administration 8 <f 14/ 

Annual Couferenoe, 8 o 12 6 

( 'unf erence. 1 4 <l 6 n 

— ^ Parishes iu South Loudon, Letters on, 4 n 
70—121180 ^ ^ , 

Pope {J.) on the South Eastern and Chatham 
Hallways, 4 n 18 H 

Poplar Unemployed lielief Fund, 22 if 9 

Port of Loudon BUI 9 ci 7 

Portlauil Cement Industry of Germany. 20 a 4 

i.hannt 1 and Sitklan Island, 27 o 12 a 

Map of, 27 12 6 ^ ^^ ^ ^, 

— (Duch ss »>f;on the ProteoUonof Birds, il 
08/ 

(Duke of) on the Westmhister General 

DiitpeniMry. )i u \i J 
Portsmouth, Boundaries of, 1 4 o 7 4 
— — Churdh hxiennion Fund, Letter on, \ d d 
-^^^ (Mayor of; on the Birthplace of Dickens, I, 

o li> 
Portugal— King ot >paiu's ViHit to. 15 60 
Post Office, Advance Posting in .\lanchester, 29 

d 6 
-.— Breakdown, Letier on,2-^ <l lW0 

i'hrisimMS Advance Posting. 27 'i 6/ 

~ Lettc-r oil, iv-o 1 d 

. Arran){emeiits, 9 <i 1^ 

■ Card», Lettt r on, 2 1 <tf 8 ^ 

aud New Year Cards for Places Abroad, 

Ida u r 

Posting for Places Abroad, I4 12 « 

Correspondence tor the Far Eastyla diberU, 

15 <t ad 
~-^ Embossed Envelopes, 2 4 8s 

— bxpress delivery Service. 2'^ cf 7 <l 

Uuuiea I'ostal Orders, 8 Q 12 

lUltpeiiny Post (Inland), M d\\a 

— a • ivual Lelier un, \\. n ij 

_- Ltoss of a bag of Letters from Vienna, 20 

o 1j 
Money Oiders, 3J <f 8 6 

— New earcel Post, Letter on, 8 4/ 

— i;fl|cials, A ages of. 1 7 <i 9^ 

-*^ i'aicel Post to India, Burma and the Per« 

sian (iulf. 10 ci 1 1/ 

- tu douth Arric'in C'olonies, 7 o 8 a 
... IVnu} Postage to Fiaace, 4 ^ 9 c 
Purchase of Postage dtamptf from the Pub« 

lie 1«. a 1*0 

— i.efoim, 16 o 7/ 

MiVinHs' Bank Mensengers* Drilling Corps, 

Aunnal Xnspccuou, I i a J U 



Dec. 2)1, 1903.] 



PALM1£R*8 IMDBX TO ^THB T1MK8 "kKWSFAPCR, 



Ba{ 



Post Office, th« Unitid States and Penny Post- 
age i\» d 6d 
— — Universal Penny Postage, Letter un, 23 n 

3y 

Wages Committee, 20 h 15 a 

Postal Officials, the Wages of. i\ d 5 f 

-^ Orders, Keciprouity in. Letter on, 24 a 10/ 

— ~ and Telegraphic Jharges to France, Letter 

on. Hi d 6a 
Postgate(l)r. J. P.)on the (nassical Associa- 
tion of UugUitdand Walt's. 10 d .'>/ 
Postmaster- General and .Vluuioipal Trading, li 

d I2h 
Postmen. Wages of, »\ d\td 
Postmen's (^hristmas Boxes. 18 </ 6/ 
Po*ts in France for Biiiish btudents and 

Teachers. Letter on, 24 nSd 
Potteries, the Alleged Immorality in the, 28 d 7j 
Potting limes, N> w 'Special. Itf .M2 b 
Poverty of the riergy and Secret Commissions, 
Letters on. 30 o s> a ^4 ,. » a 

of India, Letter on 30 4/ 

Power ( J. U.; ou Hospital Accommodation for 

the Well to-do, t\n\hh 
Powers and Macedonia. 2t> d «i 6 
— — and Turkey, i di'»e^2 »J bf 
Preachers for To-morrow, .i o S>/— lOo 7 <2'17 

o 12 s -24 o 8 6— HI o 10 6—7 n 9 d^\ 4 a 14 

b^l2n 13 c— 2Sal4a-6 d 13 9^12 d\f/^ 

\9tt Ua^26d»a 
Preferential Tariffn and Aaitralia. 27 o 8 a 
' Letters on, 7 a 13 /i- 14 n 13 6 

Trade within the l&mpire. Letter on, 21 d 7/ 

Presbyterian I'h arches. ( hanges in, 2 n 12 s— 9 

a II <f — Iti II 6 b-'6it a 6 s^l4 d 13 J 
Preservation of Ancient Monuments in India, 25 

a 11 a 

— of Folk Songs. Letttron, 17 i 16 6 
PiUSSS PAOSEOanONSe - 

•^^ the Ofoie ana MoUn- Trader, 20 a 4 a 
the JJ.Uif Muil, 20 II 4 a 

— the H*at Truaei Journ^tl, 25 nS e 

— the Olotnkurger Rit^idenz' U, 24 a 5/ 
Pressiy (O. L.) on the Death of the Polar Bear, 

16a 110 
Preston (li. J.)on Somerset lloa«e, 3 o U s 

— (S. U.) on Missing ileirs and Kindred in 
i»03, 'ii»(i t»/ 

Prioe of Sugar, Letters on, 2) n 12 ii^26 a 9 # 
—2 o 2J^7 d \Ae 

— Wheat, Letter on. 25 a 12 s -7 i/ 7 s 
and Bread, Letters on, \ d \0J^6d9f 

-llc/4»/ 
Priday (Wm.) on Fisoal PoUcy and the Poor 

Law Zbd 6d 
Piiestman (11. B.) on Mr. Balfour and the Trade 

of Bradford, .2 4^2/ -U a 11 <i-l6a 8 a 
Prince's skating Club. Knightsbrdge 2 a 7/ 
Princess Cliritftiau of &chleswig- Uolsteio's 

Creche at Windsor. 8 n 2 c 

— Alary Village domes 18 a 9/ 

Prison, Comuiitul of Paupers to, Letter oo, 31 

d'l/ 
Private Biiu for 1»04, \ dHe 
Privilege ul the > rown, 19 i 4 « 
Problem of the Unemployed, 4 a 8/^23 dd b 
mmmm Letter on, ;; 6 a u » 



Privy Council C/saes, see Citil AoTioffs 
Procter (('anon J. M.) on London over tha 

Border, 17 a 14 
Produce Market. m« ever^ dajf's papw 
Profe^stirs and the Kiaoal Controversy, Letter 

on. l.~> d 10 'I 
Progress of Qui-ensland, 2^ a 4 49 
Property M arkei, 1 2 o i y - 1 9 13 & -24 o^h 

—28c 14 /-2 a i4 ci -7 a 12/-aO a 15 rf-. 

21 n ll/-28an/-6<« 13 rf-Urf4/ 
ProipecU of Briiivh Trade in South Africa, Ig 

a 8 ri 
Protection of Birds, 5 (f 3/ 

I#etters on, 27 o » ft— 31 o 13 tf— 2 a 15 J 

and Emigration, Letters 00, 14 </ 10 a— 1<( 

ii8/-l»(t 18 s 
..^ Preferences and Plain Men, Letter on, 17 

a70 
— «. in the United States, Letter on. 2 » <i 4 e 
— ...^ 0. Free Trade in England, Letter on 27 

044 
Provincial Stook Exchange, sss ev€r^ da^'apapeg^ 
Piiychical Besearch. 1 setter on. 28 <r 8 e 
Public Health, Weekly heturn. 7 2 i<_i4 la 
. *-2lo l3*-2do U«-4a7#-U a8 ©— itt 

n U/- 26 n l4r-2 d l^ d ^li d io d^\6 d 

13/— 23d9</-30c/2y 
*— Income and Expenditure, 3ol4tf-.|4olO 

«— 2I0 l4rt-28o I3c-4a3</-ll a»c— 18 

a 13 ^-26 a 13/ -2 d 14 6-9 a 14 a— 18rf Id 

0-23 (i 11 c 

Morality and Public Office, 24 tf 10 & 

— » Morals and Open (Courts. letter 00, 4 ds 
— — Vaccinators and Vaooination Officers, 3 o 

6d 
Pablichouae Trust Movement 3 a ll 6-«30aa 

e— 6(/8« 

— Letters on, 8 </ 10 0^30 d3d 
Punch, Cuttings from, 16 d 9/ 



Queen Alexandra Sanau»rinm, Davos, Letter on 

27 • 1 1 o 
Victoria School for Sons of Scottish Sailors 

and ^iMii^iH. \i d \2 e 
Queeu*» J ubilee Hospital. Annual Dinner, 18 n 

«/ 
Queeiislanil, 4 a 5y 
Finance 14 o 3/ 

Ke venue, 3 «/ 4 a 

— Treasury lieturns. 8 o 7 o 

Quilter(.). K.) on Knig Edward's Hospital Fund 
Shopping Day, 1 o 8 / 

R. 

HaiUcal BiUiugsgate, 9 <2 8 / 
Radium, i n6 a 

— liesearch in France, 18 4 6/ 

Badley ( vVanlen off on Admirals All. 2 tf 12 c/ 

— on the Church Association, 13 a o c— 19 d 
16 '• 

Bagge<l School Union and Shaftesbury Societr 
26 a 13 6-26 a4r '^» 
ttailway AccidenU, sas Aocidbjsts -Bailwaf 
tteturn of. 18 rf 14/ 

Arrangements at Bale, Letter on, 18 • 12« 

'— iienevoleni Institution, Zi a 'Jj 

76 



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PALMKR's INDKI ^ TO THK TIMES ** NRWSPAPBB. 



Oct. 1 10 



BailwNj Bills. 23 n 15 

, Carriage Duors, Handles Inside, Letter on. 
\d9 

^ Fight in a, 30 << 8 b 

•.-» Elect rificatiuii, 24 n 12 a 

, .- I^ttera on, 27 n 11 e— H d H 

— HiKhi'apacity Ruiling 8tuclc, Letter on, 16 
iil»y 

.^^ OtttrHge, 10 </ 5 « 

— I. Letter on, \bd7 d 

• Pneumatic Signalling. Letter on, 1 7 n 4 

m^— ^atei and Fiscal Policy, 25 d 10 

. LeiU r on, 3^1 d 4 6 

— ^ Relic, Interesting. 3 8 a 

-^ Run, a Fast, 7 i{ 5 / 

-^T- Servants' Congress. 6 6/~l d A e 

. Thieves on the Continent, Letter on, 2f<d2f 

M ilw jfTures.md^e 

Railway Traffic Arrangements, r^etter on. 9 11 2/ 

Wagons, Letter on, 24 o 11/ 

KAILWAYB:- 

m — Alabama Great Southern, 26 n 13/ - 9 <2 14 & 

^^^ Alagoas, 4 a l4 fi~13 ails 

_ Anatolian, II a \2 

-^ Argentine Great Western, 20 o IO0— 29o 11 s 

. — Assam- Bengal, 23 '/ 10 u 

•.— Autocar Train Set vice. Letter on, 8 4 s 

Baghdad. »0 o 3 c/~31 q 7 6—17 n 6 d— 26 

fi 4 a—^(t bd^i^d 8 '1—17 tf 5/— 31 d'60 

«^- Bahia Blauoa and North Western. 3 a 12 a 
— 11 R 12 a 

Bengal Central, bdA d—ll dHh 

•— Bengal Dooars, 19 a 14 r 

m and North Western. 23 n 13 <{- /<! 4 a 

.^T Nitgpur, 1 «/ 15 0—9 <il4 b 

— ^ BengueUa, \ ub 

9 , Letter on, Z\ d b 

— ~ Bolivar. 14 a 15 «— 1^3 i 10 a 

_ Bombay.Baroda and Central India. 9 tf 145 

-19^4/ 
•^ British Columbia Electric, 23 12 5— 31 o 

4c; 
^^^ Boenos Ayr^^ Ensenada and South Coaafe» 

i^dl^d 
r . .. Great Southern. 8 o 13 0—21 o 14 a 

■ and Pacific. 19 o 14 c-28 13/ 
^■. and Rosario. 2 o 1 2 5 

•«• and Valparaiso Transandine, 19 n 14 d^ 

27n3 
m I Western. 9 10 0—22 o 12 • 

— Burma, 7 d 13/— 16 d i^ c 
*— Canadian, md^ 

--r — Pacific. 9 o 3/ -i'O 4 5—6 rf 7/ 
«— Canton- li an- kan, 16a 6 s 

— Cape to 1 airo, 6 4 5 

— Central Bahia, 24 o 16 

■ Uruguny Eastern Extension, 12 o 12/— 
24 o 15 a 

» of Monte Video. 12 12/— 23 o 12 a 

— — Northern Extension, 12 o 12/— 24 \b d 

— Chinese, 14 a 7 a-l7 n 5 c— 24 d^b 

— Eastern, (6 3 n 

*«-* CoiitiueuiHl Services, 608s 

m,^- Cordoba and Hosario, 19 n 14 <i-24 m 14 

. <^.2 tf 4 u 

_ i ubaii Central, 16 o 9 <2— 24 o 15 
wr- I>eQaerar«, i9 14 «— :e4 15 a 
7<j 



Bailwa>s {continutd), 

iJelhi Umbalia Kalka. 18 a 14 5-26 n \2 

Kalka Simla, IM a 14 /> 

— !- District^ Automatic Signalling on the, 8 d 

14 /i 
Letter on, Ifi ^ 6 d 

East Argentine, 21 i»4« 

^— Indian, 12 d 5 0—24 d^e 

- Entre Uios, 3o 16 a — 15 o \^ e 

- Espfrito Santo and Caravellas, 14 13 5— 
24 o 1 > a 

Franco- Ethiopian, 23 <^ 8 i2 

— -— French Sudan, 8 o 12 a 
Yunnan, 20 n 5 a 

Grand I'runk, 10 o 4 o 

■■. of Canada, 2 \2 b 

Pacific, \ d h e ^W^ d 7 b 

- Great i^entral* New Looomotives for the, 17 
d^f 

Indian Pei insula, 9<i 14 5— lod 15 d 

; Northern, 3 12/ 

New KoUiiig stock for the, 15 <2 1 1 5 

«- ^ Suburban Traffic, 20 a 7 / 

■ ■ Southern and Western of Ireland, 2 « 9 / 

Western. 2U a 7/— 30 a 7 tf 

^ m New Type of LocomotiTe^ 31 8/ 

in Guatemala, 20 a 7 / 

- — lian-kau-Canion, t^gZd 

- High Speed Electria 6 o 4 a 

India General NaTigation, .HO o 13 a 

— ^ Indian Standard Locuuiotivea on. 26 6 # 
.—..-> MiUland, 15 <^ \bd 

- Intetoceanic of vlejuco, 8 i 15 5—15 d \b $ 
«— Irish, 1 levelopment in 7 s 7 s 

^— Kumassi, 5 o ^—6 o 5 «— 26 9/ 

— ~— Letter on. V* o b d 

— — Lagos Government, zA d^f 

- Lnncashire and Y'<rkshire, Electro- Po%a* 
matic signalling on the, i o 10 # 

.— Light Railway —A vonmooih, 16^11/ 

liankfooi, z*p 12/ 

^— ^ Barruwiord, 4 d 6/ 

Barsi, Wnbc-W d \A 4 

Bt;re AlKton and Calstock, 19 a 0/ 

Burtop and Ashby, 23 o lis/ 

Dartlord, 4 rf tt / 

■ Lisirifut. 12 9 7s 

— ..i^ Dover ^nd Uiver, 23 o 12 / 

■ I Egyptian Ueita 2^/45 -23 10 4 

i^astingbam and Rosedale, U 7 « 

■I Maidstone, 10 ri It/ 

- Toilon to Ki^wley, 19 a 10/ 

- — Lima, 12 d »> $ 

..— Liverpool and Southport, S\ d d d 

London Brig^iunaud South i'oast, 18 a9.# 

^— ^ and Norili VVe«iern. i4 a 6/ 
-^— and ^>outh Western, 2u a 13/ 

- Letters on, 3 i 1 z 5 —2 u ll d 
— — Tiibuiy and douihend li d li t 

- Lundoitderry and Longh ^willy, 31 o VAY 
-3n4/ 

- Lough dwilly, 26 a 4 

, — MadiHS, 5 u if c-ib<2 14 

Ma.churian. letter on. '^9 2 d 

Mcv^iacken'sCiiy Brewery (of Melbuuroe) 

21 t4 

.-«. M«?tropoUiao i)i«(rict| hb d 14 5 



Dims. 81 .ftOS.] 



I'ALMKb's index t(l ^* tuft TIMftO ** MKWSPAPEB. 



Elo 



fiailwayt {rtmttnuti), 

— Mexiciin, 29 o II 0— 6fi 106 

Southern. 16o9 (^- 27 oH tf-24 nUe 

"^-^ Midland. 29 o 19 d-2l n 9 d-36 d9e 

-— — New SleepinfT Cars on the. 18 i 6 c 
^'^^ North of Ireland Train Senrioe. 2 o 2/ 

of Western Australia, 10 r/ 8 e 

' - Uniffuary, 16 o 9 ci--27 • 14 <r 

— — Mumbles, 10 o 4 i^ 

-^ Natal, 13 n 3 » 

^ Natal Zululand. 29 o 1 1 « 

"^^ Near and Far Eaat, Knssian Projects, 28 o 

Sa 
— — Netherlands South African, 24 • 4 a~9 <{ 

6«—l4il7 f^\6d7 b 
^ New Chillflffiie. 8 <i 15 
-^ New SerTices. 3 o 1 2 a 

South W«le*. ft d 4/ 

^ H. H. the Nisam's Guaranteed Stete, 8 if 
I81/— 16</ 16 

in North China, 27 20 

— North ICastern, Brake Experiments on, 8 n 
11 6-21 n9a 

: — New Stdinir Scheme, 2 10 6 

Western, New Rolling Stock on the, 12 

tf 90 

■ 1 - Uruguay. 28 n 13 <f— 1 dlbb 
«— Northern Pacific, 24 1ft 

— Nubia (Sudan) Prospecting Syndicate, 21 
o 14' 

— Orenburg-Tashkent. U db* 

— ^ Paraguay Ontral. 24 a 14 r^8 li 18 <f 
-» Paris Underground. 26 o 5 4 
•^ Pretoria-Pietersburg. 7 11 16 e— 14 n 16 c^ 
ld\ba 

Rhodesia. 24 2 i 

— Buhilkund and Kumaon, 9 a 14/— 18 a 14 6 
— Salvador. 26 a 18 /— 8 d \B d 

— ^^an Paulo ( Braiillan). 21 o 14 6—6 n2d 
^ Shanghai Nanking. 19 a 5 if 

Siberiaa Letters on, 18 4 6-^1 7 • 4/— 22 

a90 

— - Societa Italiiina per le Strade Ferrate Delia 
Sicilia, iftil lft« 

— South Bebar. 1 1 a 12 a 

' Eastern and Chatham, Letter on, 4 a 13 <i 

IndUn, 7 d 13 /— 16 d\%e 

-^— Southern China, 27 a 5 tf 
' Mahratta, 1 1 n 12 a— 19 a 14 <y 

Punjab. 2^4 a-li d 14 # 

--- Swias, 8 4 a 

TalUl, 19 a ]4ii 

— TVafllc Receipts, stfs •cmj tfoy's fopw 

— Trans- Andine. 17 a 3/ 
Tranacaspian, 89 <i 8 6 

*^ Tube, a Moring Stalrcaae for a. Letter on, 

21 11 J 
-— United Railways of the HaTana and Begla 

Warehouses, 28 o 14 a 

Uruguay Northern, 26 a 12 0<— 6 did 

i— Venesupia Central, 19 d 4/ 

VesUTius, 7 a 16/ 

— Western of Havana, 12 o, 13 /— 20 o^ 10 e 
— «. White Pftss and Taken, 31 o 4 6 

Yun-nan^ 81^76 

I(ailways, Power Signalling on Brititl^ Letter on 
11 aia 



Raine's FoundHtion Schools (9 // 8 i 
RHmsdan, tlie Feast after the Fast of. 22 </3 / 
BaniMy { *^ir Win.) on Atoni4 and St»irs. 31 rf 5 / 

— on Technical Education. 12 o 10 
Randnll (J. W.) on the Noise of Electric Tram* 

cnm. 2K a 4 a 
Rasch <F. C.) on the "Christmas EztraTaganza,*^ 
17 d 1ft/ 

— on the Free Food League, 26 n 6 

on Mr. Morley and Agriculture, 23 6 a 
Raahdall (Ur. H.) on Oxford and Research, 21 o 

4d 
Rate Deficiency Surchsr^es, 7 o5 d 
RaU and the PUgue. 1 6 n 9 
— Wholesale Dentruction of. Letter on. 7 o ft^ 
Rawnsley (Canon H. D.) on the ATon iliffs, 16 

a 11/ 
Rea (RusseU)on Exports and Imports, 23 a 1 1 # 
Read (C. S.) on the R. S. P. C. A., 27 a 6 -5 

<i66 
Reade (H.) on LuHow Election. 18 <f 13 <2 
Reafforestation. Letter on, 2n d II b 
Hen J (Lord) on the London Schools' Dinner 

Association, 2'^ d b c 
Recent Exploration and Economical Derelop- 

men tin Central and Western China, 21 a 6/ 
Redmond f — ) at Newcastle, 8 </ 6 a 
Reed (Sir E. J.) on the Purchased Battleshipif 

17 dSa 
Reedham Orphanage. \b d7 e 
Reeres (Vf. P.) on Australia's Medicine^a 

Bitter Pill, 3 o 6 a 
Reformatory and Industrial Schools, Annual 

Report. 7 a 18r 
Regent Street Polytechnic. 23 d 2/ 
Regnier's (M.) Dealings with Basalne and Bif« 

marck. Letter on, 28 v 8/ 
Raid (Sir RJ in Edinburgh, loft/ 
—— (W. L.) on the Gilchrist Trust and Popular 

Education, 4 a 7 / 
Reinhardt (Dr. Chas.) on the Treatment of (>)n« 

suroptiyes, 5 a 9 « 
Reiiability Trials of Motor Cars, 12 o 4 6 
Rf public of Panama, 25 a 6 a^26 ddc ^29 dZd 
Residential and Day Training Colleges, 2 d lo a 
Rettanrant Messhig for Soldiers, 26 d 2 
Retaliation. Letters on, 5 c 10 
«~ a Little Experiment in. Letter on, 16 a 10 tf 
or Defence, Letters on, 8 o 8/— 18 e 4 0— 

~2O0 6d 
Revenue. 1 o 9 a 
Rewards for Brarery. 608 a— 1 7 o 6/^19 08a 

—22 o 9 &-24 o 4 f — 26 o 6/— 2 a 8/— 9 a 4 

6~18a4i/-17a7 0-2dn8 0— 27 n 18/— 7 

i2 8 0-16</I7<2-]9il4cr 
— * for Sdenoe, 2Sd3b 
Reynoldf (Sir Joshua) and the Plymptdn Oram* 

mar School, Letter on, 25d2j 

(T. B.) on the Victoria Falls, 6 o 4/ 

Rhodes' Estate, Succession Duty on the, 26 6 
Rieliards (H. C.) 00 the London County CTouooil 

TfHm Rails, 8t o9s 

on thd Price of Sugar, 2 <i 2 / 

Richardson (Rot. John) on Eleligious Teaching 

in SchooU, 9^7 0—21 dUd 
Richmond (Sir W. B.) on the Army League and 

Imperial Defence Association, 4 rf 4 a 

77 



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PlLMICR'b iHDlfiX TO *■ THK TIMES "* NRWSPAPKRk 



[OOL I M 



Kchmond (Sir W. B.) on the National Serrice 

league, 7 di a 
niiWey (M. W.) on Fincal Policy. 10 n 6 
'— ( Murgaret) on the Protection of Bird«, 81 

ol3 e 
mtchie (— ) on tho (""abinet of September, 1 4 o 4 o 

and hia roniititaenta S 9 ii r 

-— at Croydon, ID t> 10 h^Vd 6 6^27 nl d— 
17 dee 

T/etterun. 1f( oS /* 

•>— - at Thornton Henth 19 a 6 a 

fiiyera, Pollution of, 6 n 9 // 

Riviere (i^riton) on tlie Truction Engine versus 

tlie Horse, 18 11 8 a 
Roads IniproTeroeot Association, Meeting, 28 

I0« 
Robbery of Ancient Guns at Woolwich, 21 d 11 

6—24 db a 
■ ■ Letter on, 26 i U/ 

— at KensingUin, 29 d fi b 

— in the West Rnd 17 o 14 
Roberti* (l^ord) at V\ imlMur. 7 n li b 

— (U. I).) on the Gilchrist Trust and Popalar 
Education, 7 a 18 A 

Robertson (Kdm.) oQ Twist Devil and Deep 
Sea, 2H<i4/ 

•^ (R. C.) on Trade Union Leaders' Inconsis- 
tency, 17 n 14/ 

Robinson (Edward) on the Railway to Rnmassi, 
l7o5 d 

-^ (J. C.) on Electric Tramcars v. Motor Can 
—Speeds. 18a 80 

— (T. J.) on the Archdeaconry of Middlesex, 
80 ddd 

Rochester Diocesan Society, Annual Feetival, 28 

oil 
Roger ( Hugh) on Fiscal Policy and Agriculture, 

25dl0 « 
Rogers (A.) on Agricultural Banks. 2nd if 

— (Dr. J. G.) on the Abp. of Canterbury and 
Dr. Horton, 18 » 5 a 

■■ on Canon Benson's Appeal to Dr. Clif 

ford,14o60 
Roman Hemains in Hayling Island, Letter on, 

81o6<i 

Villa in Glouceetershire, 3 n 4/ 

Rome. EzcaTations in, Letters on, 10 a 15 tf — 24 

nd/ 
Romncy (Lord) on the Marine Society, 28 a 12/ 
Roosevelt (President) and Sir M. Durand, AdSd 
Rosenbaum (8.) on Mr. Kidd and Mr. Chamber- 
lain's Critics. 21 o 8 
Rosmead (Lord) on the Unionist Party and the 

Government, 19 o 8 6 
Rowan (J. J.) on Value of Land in Ireland, 26 d 

4/ 
Roscoci (B. S.) on the Employment of Reserve 

and Discharged Soldiers, 6 n 5 6 
*-— (Sir Henry) and London Polytechnics, 19 

n 16 6 
Rosebery ( Lord) at Burnley, 18 o 2 e 
' — in Edinburgh, 14 d 9 A 

— and the Empire, Letter on, 20 o 6 • 
— — and Epson College, 27 n6b 

«-^ at Leicester, 9 a 7 e 

— on Macaulay, 27 «i 8 a 

«— and the lioys^ Soots Memorial, Sd6m 
78 



Rosebery (r^>rd) on Scottish History, 80 a 8> 

- at Sheffield, 14 o 5 ^i— 16 6 q 

Letter on. 19 o 12 « 

- In South London 26 a 8 a 

189H.190a, Trade 1898-1902, Letter on, 20 

060 

on the University of London and Medical 

EdncMtion. IHc/ s «i 
Rosebery^ (Ixird) Position, Letters 00, 16 rf 10 

b-^l^d\id 
Ross ^ Major Ronald; on Why Breed Mosquitoes, 

6 n H a 

Kouth (Rev. R. S.) on the Education Act« 13 o 8 ft 
Rowland Hill Memoriiil and Beneroient Fund* 

li n8 d 
Royal Academy of Music. 17 o ll /— 22 4/-* 

18 4 1 1 s— 24 d 7/ 

Schools, 1 1 rf 7 A 

Agricultural (\)llege, Cirenoester, 18 a 7 ^ 

24 d 10 u 
Hall. Islington Brewers' Exhibition at, 

19 o 8 h 

— — Dairy Show at, 6 o 9 a— 7 o 6 a— 9 o 8 
a— 10 e 12 a 

■ Shoe and LcNther Fair at, 8 a 4^ 

■ Society of England, Meeting, 6 a 6 e~10 
If 8^—11 diB 

Asylum of St. Anne's Society, 14 d 2/ 

— — Botanic Society of London, 18 a 10 tf — 20 a 

7 a 

Society's show. 3 a 4/ 

0>llege of Music I7d7 b 

' of Physicians of London, Meeting, 81 • 

14 b 

" ■ at Poeen, 9 a 4 

■ ■ of Science 10 4/ 

of Surgeons of England List of Successful 

Candidates. 2H a 1 2 4 -24 ddj 

Colonial Institute, 17 6/— II a6 

Paper Head at, 25 a 4 e 

Commission on Arsenloal Poisoning. Re- 
port, 4 d 6 a 

on Coal Supply, 22 e 4 /— 23 4 f — 26 a 

12 0—26 a 4 a— 27 a 7 a-17 dlie^lddlSe 

■ ■ on Food Supply, 4 a 11 0—6 a 7/— 7 a 
120— i9a8r--27 n7a 

■ on Horse Breeding, 8 a 4/— 80 did 

■- oi> London Traffic. 7 a 17 •—9 a 7 /-18 
a9il— I4ni6s-2in9/-27a 11 i -28 a 8 
f^bd&a^\9dA d 
*' ■ ■' and America, 26 o 6 i 

on the War in South Africa, Report, 

Letters on, 3 4 0^6 080 

- Commissions and Select (?ominitteet, Cost 
of, 160 8 u 

Courts of Justice Staff. SdlSc 

Dental Hospital, Annual Dinner, 23 a 8 > 

Exchange, New Freeoo at the, 1 • 6 & 

Female Orphan Asylum, Annual Meeting* 

849/ 

■■ BeddinKton, 25 d 5 b 

- Geographical Society, 20 10a'-*ll a4 0-« 
12 a 7y— 24 a 6/ 

»-— Meeting, 6 a 9 / 

- HoUoway C-olUeo, 21 1 1 / 

HurUcultnral Society's Show, 14 SJ-^ii 

B4/-2#a4 d 



l)eo..3ll9i>S,l 



pamisb'b ihdks to " tak tuna " nwa^APiitL 



AoB 



Koyal Hoipitalior DiuMM of the Cbett, U n 

9 1/ 

' Institute of British Architects. 7^10/ 

-^— ^ Meeting, 3 n 8/ 

"-^ Institution, 3 11 6 /— 10 n 7 c— 8 d 6/ 

rhristnias Lectures at. 80 rf 4 « 

- — London Ophthalmic Hospital Guild, 2 rf U 
—- Medical BeneTolent College, Meeting, 27 n 

8 6 

- — Microscopical Society, Meeting, 23 o 13 <l 

— National Lifeboat Institution, 10 a 4 s— 18 
fi9tf-12£l4 A— 22£J4rf 

— Naval Fund, 18 « 18 <f— 10 d 9a 
• Patriotic Fund, 2Sd7 d 

••*— Hcottish ()orporation« \ d B4 

*— — Geogmpliical Society, Annual Meeting, 

21' n A ti 
Hospital, S rf 3/ 

Society. 20ii lOc-30 n 8 il-l d 7 ^-U d 

■ List of Awards, 12 n 3/ 

— for the PreTcntion of Cruelty to Animals. 
Letter on. 27 n 6 B^b d6b 

— Statistical Society, Meeting, 18 if 12 « 
United SerTioe Institution, Lectures at, 10 

11 7tf 

— University of Ireland, 18 o 6 tf — 24 8 ©—30 
o 9 <•— 8 <* 8/ 

*— Victoria Patriotic Fund. Letter on, 2Sdie 

— Victorian Order, Appointmento, 10 o 11 a 
•— Waterloo Hispital for Children and Womeo, 

Laying of a Memorial Stone at, 27 o 7 s 

— Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital, 11 n 8 
0-20 n 12 » ^ ' 

Royalty and the Middle Temple^ 2 « 8 o 
tlucker(Sir Arthur) on Modem Language As- 
sociation, 29 rf 8/ 
on the University of London, 4 <2 6 0— 19 d 

Ruddlf (Ber, B. de M.; on Industrial Schools* 17 

n4 
Rugby School Register, Letter on, 80 1>9 a 
Rumania, Miscellaneous News, 30 a 6 d-^^QdSb 
Rumanian Army. 1 6 a 6 
•-— ArtUleiy, 14ii7r 
— . Congress at Jassy and Burkatest," Letter 

on. 6 d 5/ 
— — Expenditure, 26 n 3 / 
Rumney (A. W.)on Lord Gr^s Trust Public- 
houses 6 ft S 
Rumoured Bank Amalgamation, i dSf 
Rural Education, Letter 00, 5*^ 14 
Raskin and the Times, Letter on, 6 n 6 a 
Russell (RoUo) on the Crisis of 1865 in the *< Life 
of Gladstone," 24 n 18 a 

ftinssiAt-- 

~i- and AfghanisUn, 608 ^—16 8 4-*19 6 

<f-31 o 12/ 
*— and America, ISnSe 
••^ Anti-Semitic Outrages in, 3 7 e —7 • 4 a 
-^ and the Armenian Church. 14 8 ef— 10 n 5 

/-26 die 
«-^ and the Armenians. 30 n ft / 

■■ Letters on, 6 8 «— 1 3 • 10 ii— 28 n 4/ 
»— Army. 3 o 7 s— 80 e 8 d 
«— — and Austria-Hongary, 6080— 8»8<2 
— - Budget, 24 a 6 s 



Russia {Coniinwd), 
— and Bulgaria, 14 a 7 ^ 

China, 6 n 8 a 

■ and Tibet. 28 n6d 
— - Diplomatic Changes, 21 a 7 d 
«^» IMsaflfectlon In the Army. 18 a 10 d 

Economic Condition of, 16 n 6/ 

——and the Far East, l3o8a--15 3i— 19 8 

5d -20 o 3 0^2) n 6 d~^22 8 d--2S 5 «— 

27 5 o-x^ o 8 ^^81 o 6 6-^2 n 6 h^S mSa 

- 4 n 5 A>9 a 5 4^18 a 5 4-20 a 5 0^1^59 

— « and Finland 81 08 a 

and France and England, 3 <l 3 / 

and Italy, 28 08 dt 

— German Grain Imports from, RO d H e 

— the iiovernment and the Ztfmsttos. 28 o 3 
J^lOd3 

— and Great Britoia, 2 a 5 ^ 

— Industrial Situation in, 26 a 6 6 

^— and Japan, 12 o 6 <i--I4o3i»— 16d 8 a-^23 
3 a— a4 7 a->28 o 5 0— :?9 3 0—6 n 3/— 
11 n 3rt^l7a5e— 25 a 5b^7 d&d^i2d 7 
0—17 dn U 
■ and Korea 7 o 3 rf— 10 o 5 a 

— Jewish Pupils in Russian Schools, 80 • 8 i 

Jews in, 6 o 4 0—6 o 3 «— 8 3 «— 31 6/ 

—28 6/— 24 a 6 c— U <« 8 s— 16 d 7 s-25 d [ 
Sd 

and Korea. 10 J 8 a 

Labour Troubles, 14 o 3 <J— 10 a 5/ 

— Count Lamsdoiflf, 12 n 3 6—16 n 6/ 

aiidMAnchttria,9a3<«— 7n 7 rf-21 nti 

-•1846 6 
M. Medenko, Attempted Murder of, 16 a 

— • Military Manosuvres, 1 7 n 6 s 

— Minister pf Fiumoe, 5 4 7 e-*8 d o/^lO d 
8 d 

^- Ministerial Changes, 807s -26 6/ 

— Miscellaneous News, 6 d 7 6 

New Law of Expulsion ui, 19 o ft a 

and Persia, 26 o 5/ 

— ^ Police. t^dSd 

Political Trial at Taganrog. 8 3/ 

«-^ Railway Enterprise. 9 n 3 4 

^— i Revolutionary .viovement, 1 7 n 6 e^20 a ft 4 

— * Russian Army, Alleged Sedition iu thei 7 a 

80-70 10 a 

■ Press and the Balkans^ 20 n tie 

Sea of Aaoff, 17 d 5/— 18 d64 

Student Disturbances. 18 4 ft s— 29 dSd 

— — and the Sugar Convention, ft a 3/ 

-** Tampering with Russian Recruits, 28 4 3 4 

«-^ Telegraphic Breakdown in, 28 4 8 c 

— - Tsar and Mr. Bryan, 23 4 8 a 

— Finland, 12 a 6 a 

Health of, 10 4 3 4 

■■ and Italy, Oommmts on,. 18 3 i-«104 
3 c — 17 7 4-^19 e 5 0^20 a 3 a-->22o8 6^ 
2606/ 

■ ■■ Movements of, 19 3 6—14 3 ^-•20 d 
D.9n6 6 

and M. Witte, 80 o 3 « 

-' Tsaritsa, lUness of, 20 a ft/-23 n 6 4^36 
nSd 27 a Off— 28 a 7^—1 450 
, --^ Unrest in, i7 a 6 0-»2 a 6 /^lO 4 7 l->M 
' 4 84 

t 7i 



tLtB 



PAUfCR'tf INIXX to ** TfiB TfMfeS '^ MWflPAPClU 



[Oct. 1 C« 



-^ and the United SUtet, 33 o 8 a 
_ M. Witte, 3 n 8 « 

and Finland, \3 d 7 d 

and the *'TeUow PeriL" 10 • 6 « 

BttR^ian Agricultnral Questions, 2 a 4 cf 

-— Boycott of Indian Tea, Letters on, 25 a 2/ 

—28 a 16 fr 
-— » Censombip. 2 o 2 « 
— — Claim on Bulgaria, 4 d 3 ^ 
-^ and Indian Trade, Letter on. 8 4 5 • 
«»— Jew an AgricuUnrist, 21 d 5/ 
— »- Jews. Emigration Movement of, 22 d 8 d 
^* Miners Entombed, 29 d 3/ 

••PegTam,*'7d 10 iJ 

— ^ Press, i8o3& 

— Reply to Japan, \9d5h 

— ^ SchuoU, Disaffection in, 2 « 6 6 

Social Democratic Party, \id7f 

-^- Towns Proclaimed, 16 o 8 « 

Trade in the Par East, Letter on, 83 a 140 

Rntsians in Mancbnrla, 3 <2 5 a^i8 d 6 4-22 d 

Sb 
Rnsfo-Qerman Oommerdal Treaty, 6 a 3 a— 18 

nf*c-hd7h-^2d 5b 
<— - Tariff War, Letter on, 28 o 2^ 
Russo-Japanese Nagotiations, 28 a 7 e^i dSa 

— 2 <2 6 a— y d 6 o~14 d 7 6^16 d 7 (l~2l d 

5a 
Bnsso- Persian Frontier, Conflicta on, 16 d 7 a« 

80 i{8 6 

Road, New, 23 d 3 e 

— » Trade. 18 o 3 d 

a 

Safeguards for Secluded Women In India, Let- 
ters on, 22 d 9 a— */4 d 8/ 

Bafford (Vrank) on Salaries in the TransTaal, 24 
a 3/ 

Baga (Jolin)on Proteetion in the United Sutea 
». Frea Trade in England, 27 o 4 d 

Bale of Antiquities. 24 d 2 d 

— Antogrsph Letters , 21 a 4/^23 n 7/ 
— — a Blondin Medal, .8 a 7 a 

— Books, 18 o 18 a^l9 o 9/— 28 o 13 0^6 n 
10 u~12 a 9 a-14 a 8^—25 a 7 d-2r a 4 9- 
S8a9/'.lil I8a— 6(f 12 c--8 d6/^12 J9/ 
~-Vd 16tf-.16d 12/ 

■ and Manuscripts, 27 o 18/— 31 o 4/ 

*— Bums Manascrlpta, 31 a 6/ 

— — Coins, 18 a 10 d 

^— and Medals. I o 4 ift-6 a9 il— 26 a4s 

— — the Dutlon Library. 10 d 18 6 

— — Early English Pottery, 5d7/ 

«—- Etchings. 2dBb 

— - the Foster Collection of Coina 6 a 9 J 

— - Jewels, 12 a 9 d— 26 a 10 a^li d 10/ 

^r and Hnuff Boxea, 4 d 10 a 

— the Ksi-plLg Minea 29 <i 8 ^ 

— a Leath<?r Hlaokjaok 10 d 10 a 
—- the belong CoUectton, 20 o 8/ 
*«> Muiiic Copyrights, 16 o 4 

— — Napoleon Helios, 7 4 a 

— Natural History Specimena, 21 a 7/ 
*— ObJecU of Art, 19 <f 18 tf 

— Old Silver, 18 li 6 « 

— Picturt;8 and Medals, 80 4 ^ 
•>*— Postage Stomps^ k oAb 



Sale the Schilizsl Ootteotion, 20 a 10 a 

Shelley Karitiea. 8 a 2/ 

the Sneyd Library, 17 il 7 h^\9 d 14 #-« 

2ld8 

Violins, I7dll/ 

Wines. 28 n 12 /— 15 4 14 o 

Shakespearian Relics. 8^9/ 

Salisbury (Bp. of) on Laudatory Inscriptions la 

Churches. 14if 8d 
^..— on the RepresantatiTa Church Oottncil, 7 

nie 
» on Working of the Education Aet, 10 u 

8a 
— - (Lord) and Macedonia, Letter on. 29a 4 6 

— on the War Offlbe. Letter on, 27 o 12 d 
^-* (the Uite Lord) and Flacal Efeform, Letteri 

on. 24 a 1 1 d'26 a A J 
Baiters' Company. Dinner, 12 a 4/ 

Hall r.«eture at, 21 a ft «r 

Saltley Training Cofloge. Meeting. 80 a 9 ft 
Samuel Pepys Ctub, Dinner, iri# 18 
Samuelson (F. A. E.) on the Iron Trade. 4 a 7 0* 
Sanitary Inspectors' Association, Meeting, 10 a 

18 
Sankey (Stuart) on the Lungs of London, 19 a 7/ 
Santa Claus Home, Letter on, 17 a 18/ 
Santo Domingo, 13 o 4 a— 30 a 6/ 
— - the Rarolution In, 19 n 5/^2S a 6 a--24 a 

5 ii.26 a 6 a— 26 a 4 a— 27 fi 5/ 
Bassoon (Sir E.) on Indift and Preferential 

Tariffs, 11 a 5 ^-14 a 13 ft 

OD the PaciHo CaUe. 26 i 8 a 

Sauerbeck (A.) on Prioea of Commodities, 7 u 

\bb 
Sanit Hta. Marie, the Riot at, 3 a 8 a 
Saunders (T. B«) on the Univarsity of London, tf 

ii8/-Il J 16 a 
Sarage Club, Annual Dhiaer. li dH d 
Savings Banks, 21 a 13 ft— 19 a 11 0—16 d 19 b 
St. Alban's (Bp. of) on London OF?er the Border* 

27a 12 ft 
SI Andrew's Home for Working Boya, Aoniver^ 

ssry. 1 d 4 ft 

University. 14 a 7 a— 28 a 8 c— 1 rf 9 • 

St. Bartholomew's Hoapkal, 9 9/— 27 a8 ft-« 
88 060^6 a 6 0—7 a 12 8—171110 0—1811 
11 0-26 a 4 ft— 27 a 6 a— 8 d 74-30 d 9 a 

_ Letters on, 2nlld -28 a 10 0— 1 d 12 a«* 
3d8<r>4J 8ft-7dl1 a-12 dlOa-21413 
If— 26 d 12 a -29 d 11 a 

St. Qeorae's Hospital Medical School, 17 a 4/ 

St. GUes^ Christian Mission, Annual Meetings 
28n8 

St. James' Park* Letter on, 18 d 16 d 

St. John' House of Kcat, Men tone, Letter on, 
24 d 10 a 

St. Louis Exhibition. 24 a 6 d-26 a 7/ 

British Bookbindings for, 14 o 12 a 

BtLnke'a House, Letter on, 27 o 14/ 

— for the Dying, Letter on, 24 d 10 a 
St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, 21 a 6 a 
St. Michael and St. (ieorge. Orders (Conferred, 

21 a» ft 
81 Paul's QirU' School, 22 d 4 ft 
St. Peter's College, Badiey. 6 a 13 a 
St. Thomas* Hospital, 3 n 2 « 
St. Vincent, Report, 20 a 16 ft 



Dm. 81, 1903.] 



rALMSa's IBDIZ TO *' THB TIIUE8 " NBW8PAFXB. 



SU 



Schidrowitz f Dr. S.) on Prufesaor MomoMen't 

Appeftl tu the Eoglith, \2oi/ 
Schofleld (Dr. A. T.) oi\ the London and South 

Western liailway Oompany^Sl o 14 d 
School Leaving Certificates, o d IS a 
— ^ Training and Early Bmployment, SO d B e 
Scientific razatioa. Letters on 12 o \0e^2S o 8/ 
Scotland, C'ensus of the Population of, 27 a 13/ 
— *- ConserTatisni in, 12 il 12 

Party Complications in, 7 dSa 

Scott (James) on the Situation in the (Tab Trade, 

2«f 12 8 
Scott- Aiontagu (John) on the Horse in Towns, 

3Bn3 d 
Scottish Liberal AssocUtion. Meeting, 14 e 10 e 
NaUoiial Antarctic Kxpaditioti. Ud6b^ 

16 d 7 d^n d li d^iS 4 \i d 
— -»— Letter on« 28 </ 5 e 
— — Fat Stock Show, Sd7d 
— — Shale Works, 17o 11 / 
Searching of Prisoneri, l.ietter on, 26 o 10/ 
Secoouibe { Thos.) on the MS. of •'Paradifte 

Lodt,"2i dl\/ 
SecuUr Choral Music, 29 d 2/ 
Sefton Jones (U.) ou the Distress in Macedonia, 

SdHj 
Selborue (Lord) and the Britanmiu Cadeto, 17 d 

6b 

in Edinburgh Sd7d 

Self- Appointed instructors. Letter on. II d Sc 
Semi-Teetotal Pledge AsMCtation, Meeting, 11 a 

9 e 
Separate Action, Ijetter oo, 7 o IS b 
HBRYIA:— 
the Ute King Alexander's Property, 20 • 3/ 

—21 o 6y— 14 a 7 y— Itf n 6 e— 21 a 7 / 

— Army, lUoSd^od 7 e 

— and the Macedonian Question, 2S m &d 

— Miscellaneous News, iU o 6 « ^24 o 7 e^lO 
n&/-26dSd 

New Cabinet, 5 e 4 a— 8 dBd 

■ ■ Loan, 9 a (S a 

— Parliament, So Sd 
and the Powers, 17 ii 5 e 

«— late Queeu of. I2 a a /--iV a S/^27 a 6 / 
Kegicides, Udlb 

— Situauou ill, 6 o 11 tf — 23 dSa 
Seton-Karr (Sir Uunry; on Lancashire Working 

Men and Fiscal iii*furui, 24 a 7 e 
Seychelles, 9a<>a— lla4o 
Shakespeare's Birthplace, Sohie 
Shaw iD, S.) on tlie llotteuiut lii«ing, 26 a 6 e 
Sbee (G. F.) uu Army Uefurm v. Fi»cai iieform, 

ii o 6b 
Sheffield Conference, Letter oo, 3 <# 9 a 

and Glasgow -a Word to iiberala. Letter 

OB, 9 (5 e 

National Union Meeting at, I o 6 a 

Sheriffs, Nomination of, in a tiy— 13 nSe 
Shewan (Uobt.; on the Propoied New Admiralty 

Dock at Hong koug, 13 o 11 c 
8HIFK&W8:- 

— Algerinn and Tunisian Ports, 9 a 15 a 
— ^ the Amtr^l Oue^doni 2tf •« si « 

— Atlantic Turbme Steamers, 27 o 9 e ^ 

*— - Attempt to Ciuss the v^'hanuel in a Kite 
Boa^ 6 a 4 6 



Ship KewB (roaftaasif). 

— - Austrian Lloyd's East African Serrice^ 14 

the B'lltie, Launch of, 24 a 9/ 

^^ British and German Steamship Snbsldlee, I 

d5b 

" Sailors and the Crimps, Abroad, Letters 

on, 3 << 15 a— 30 d 10/ 

Ships Attacked, 14 a 11 s 

— — Squadron at Ferroi, 23 o I a^2t e 8 a 
— - Steamer Burned at Sea, 28 if 4 s 
«— — the BtUnwajfOt Accident to, 24 o 8 ^ 

the Csdrie, ;^7 a 11 ^-23 a 8/ 

the CeUie, Fire in, 27 o 9y 

— Change iu the American Line Sailings, 16 
08/ 

Chilian Battldhips, AdAa 

— Closing Bulkhead I>oors in Ships, Snio 
(Collision in the Chame^ 19 <i 8 1 

— Collisions at ^>ea. Letter on. 6 e 4/ 

— — Crimping of British .Sailors at San Franci* 

SCO, 26 a II e 

Crossing the Atlantic in a Boat, 19 o 6 » 

Disasters at Sea, 6 9 4 <i^l4 o 4 # ^24 a 6 

/~2oa6<i— 3ci4a— 14i3/— 29i 4/— 31 d 

9U 

DuTer as a Port of Call, 21 i 4/ 

' and the Transatlantic Passenger Traffic, 

So lOs 
the Bddystone Lighthouse, 17 a 10 e 

— the Etrwrii, Accident U>. 19 o 6/ 

Foreign Shipping in Uritish Ports, 23 tf 6 ft 

■ Ships and British ^-oasting Trade, Let- 

ter Oil, 6 10 « 

■ Ships m British Poru. 7 a 16/ 

French Mad Service to the Pactflc, \7 dSf 

— - tlie G tlicita, 9 o ii/— 10 o 5 / 

— -> German Mtil Semce to ihd Ifla^it. 13 a 3/ 

■ Steamship Lines iu the Far ISast, 17 a 6 
c— 20 a 5 a 

— Hamburg- Anufrican Liners and Dover. 9 d 
So 

> and White ^Ur Lines, 5 d7f 

the Hurdwick H U, Orerdue, 23 a 6 e 

tae Kroonl'tnd^ Accident to, 10 i 4/ 

•— i^ Large Steamer Ash- ire. 12^9/ 

— — Launch of a New Liner, \6dSf 
^— — of a Union (Castle Liner. 7 i 10 ft 
^. Liner Ashore %\ dS f- %ia^ /^23ii 4 e 
Detained by Fog, 22 i 3 / 

— Lizard i^lglits, Alterntion of, 2 o 2/ 
«— the lack Long .viitsing 12 a 4 / 
-^- Mariiime Congress, 13 <f.l 1 / 

Measurement of Foreign Vessels, 21 a 4 if 

^» the Molths at i:oiistantinople, 9 a 5/ 
— — > the Mr^ning. 2t> o 3 s 

— Navigation of the Red Sea, Letters on, 8 d 
8 a— l(ii<9a-'i9^3/ 

— ^ New Allan Liner, 5 o 8 a 

Ferry R<mte to Sweden and Norway, 22 

o6b 

— the New LoH'toner and the M >ggie Fktt la 
CoUision, 23 a 4 il 

New 1'. & O. Steamships, 19 a i i 

Passenger ^errioe to the Oape, 81 </ 10/ 

Kussiau Line to America, 13 a J / -3 4 3 



^ 



^iXMAR^a IXBBX TO *' THB TUUB " NBWSPAPBB, 



[O0I.I !• 



Ship If dwv {eonttnued), 

— ^* Steamship Line, 14 id/ 

— — 8erTice to America, \Sn7 s 

— : to Wrazil. \7 d 6 if 

Union (Castle Steamer, IS d M d 



4y 



Zealand to London in a Small Boat, 31 d 



. North Atlantic Trade, 14 7 <^ 
-^ the Orient in OoUisioa, 3 oS a 
— — the Orinoco in (Collision. 16 o 7 « 

the Owdau; Oyerdue, 80 8 a— 2 » 6 a— 3 

fli40 

— Pasaaffe of the Atlantic in a Boat, 31 11 12 « 

— the Philnrtelfhin. 9 a lU 

— - Port of Montevideo. Letter on, 13 11 2 / 

— Portsmouth Harboar, Collision in, 17 <f 6 a 

— the PreusBen, 2 a 6 a 

^— the Prince George, in Collision, 19 o 5 i— 20 
• 8 d--'l\ o 6/— 28 &<i— 28 o7 b 

— ^' Protection for Oar Mercantile Marine, Let- 
ter on, 6 o 18 

*— Parchased Battleships, Letter on,7 dl h 

— Pwllheli, New Harbour for. 28 o 12 e 

— Quarantine in the River Plate. 18 o 6/ 

— in the West Indies, [getter on, lu n 1 1 <i 
i— — Russian- ^shipping in Japaneee Waters, 2 n 

»/ 
Sailing Ship Owners' Conference. 12 rf 7 0— 

23<;4 c 
^— Sailors in Australia, l^tteron, 2'^ d % e 
^— Shipbuildmg Industry of Uiirlaud and 

Wolff, 2idiif 

— on the North Kast Coast. 29 d 3/ 
-^ Shipping I asuMliies, I o 4/— 27 a 10/ 

^— Disasters, 19 6 y >27 o 6 «— 80 o 4/— 4 
11 lOii— on4/'<-10a i2 «-l8 a 6/— 27 a 10/ 
— 30*i6y-8rf6«— 9 tf ay— )6 rf 6/— ISrf 

12y-24»/o/-26r/ 4 e 
■ Inquiry, 2» a9/ 

*— Shippmg Intelligence eee svsry da^^a paper 
'■ -^ubsiiiies, i..eiter ou, aid 6 d 

« on the Tyne, 9 o 8 a 

— Shipe* Watertight Doors, 2Zol2d 

-^ Six British Fishermen Drowned. 18<i 6/ 
— — Steamship Lines to Lorenio Marquee. 12 o 

-^— Stranding of the Fioru, 5 d II /— 7 d7b^ 

11 d^d 
'— Supposed Loss of a Ship and Grew, 19 a 10/ 
»-* the Ttrra iVov^/. 2 n 6 " 

— Training Shp For/wi/^ le 9*2/ 

«— Turbines for an Allan 1 Ine steamer, 18 o 4 c 
«— - Union Castle Line, 4 d 9 

— the Victory in Collision, 24 12 i— 26 o 10 
0^2 niO d 

— Wages in the .shipbuilding Trade, 20 n 7 a 

— Warahip in Searoii uf a hissing Vessels, 
28 « 7/ 

«~ White Star L>ne, 31 i 4/ 

— ^the ^Voroeat^ Training Ship 21 d 12 » 

Shipping and Fiacni Policy, L tt.-rsoa. 8 a 10 d 

9a 4o 
Shropshire Sheep Breeders' AssoL-iatloa, Annual 

Meeting, i d ll e 
Biam, Koreign Trade of, 27 6 • 
— — Iiaw and Justice in, 17 a 14/ 
fiiamose i/urruucy, ^o^j 
•J 



Siamese rnstoms, 16 8 a 

Siberia, an Important Discovery in, 28 e 4/ 

- Political Bxileain, 25 d 8 e 
Siberian Pur Industry, 27 o 6 

Sicily. (Commercial (Condition of, 1 o 18/ 
Sidgwick Memorial Leetnre. 24 « 3 s 
SUk rnltlvation in vimichuria, 9 d 14/ 

Industry of Bengal, 20ii U/ 

Simplon TunneK 7 n 6«^l I d 5/— 22 d%f 
Single<Fred.)on theNoiseof BleoftriaTraaonn, 

2d I2i 
Siou^ Indians, Fight with, 3 « 3 / 
Sir John Cass Technical Institute, Diatribittioa 

of Prises. 19 a 16 » 
Sir Walter Scott Club, Dinner, 21 a 1 1 « 
Sizsmith (C. F. Q.) on the " Duke " and his 

Political Friends^ 2i d 8 a 
Sleeping Sickness, li n hf^2!^ d 3 /— 80 d 1 1 / 
— - the DiiiCivery of the Cause of, Lettera on, 

19 « 2/-2t> n 18 a— 6 d\%h 
Small Holdings Scheme. 26 d 9 
Smallpox in SunderUnd, 2^d^f 
Smart (Prof. Wm.)on Retaliatioa. 5o IO0 
Smith < A. T.) on Dumping, o d 14 « 

- ^Chas ) on Bxp >rcs and Imports, 25 d 8 / 
■ n on Kl^cal Policy » 2 d lOr 

(G. R.) on ( -ommemorative Tablets, 80 a 2/ 

(J. P.) on Umdoii Ootinty Cooiiciland 

Foreign Tram Rails, 23 n 8 o -*2 d 1^ a 
Smiih rs (J.) on the H'Orse in Towns. 23 » 16 tf 
Smiilifleid Ciub ^>how, 2iiar«-7f/8a^-8dll 

a.9 I 8ti-l«i d9a^ll d 12 A 
-< List of Prized, 14 d 4 /' 
Snell (/v. S.) 0(1 St. B&n hak>inev*s tl Mpitel, 23 

d 12 tf 
Snowden(tI. G.)on Sir U. Caiiipbell-BaBnerman 

and County Ooiincils, 6 a 4 a 
Soap and tlealth. Letters on, 13 o 9/^17 6/ 

—21 020 
Social Uegeneration, H d iO 
— Work among rriininaLs, 31 o 8/ 
Society for the Abolition of Capital Pooish- 

ment. Annual Meeting, 19 o 3 d 

- of Accountants and Audiiura^ AniuiaLCon* 
ference, 17 10 d 

List of ^ttaoeasful Candidates, 24 d 8/ 

of Apotbeoariea of Loodoiw 24 o 18 i^28 91 

Id/-19/ 7/ 
of Arts, 191I.6/-11 d t2a*18il 16 ft 

Swiney Priae. 24 « ft 

«— of tiiiKiueers, 16 a 15 a 

— — of Miniature Uifle Clubs, Annual Meeting, 

28 a < • t 
— — of Poor Law Workers in liondon, Meeting, 

2 d7 (i 

for Psychical Kesearch, Meeting, 6 n 8 

Soldiers* aud Sailors' Faiailies Association, 6 

2y 

Uelp Sode^, Letter on, 17 o 6 ft 

Solicitors and their Clients' Money. Letter on, 

3i ii ij 
Somaliland Campaign. 3o70-*9o3tf^2a6/ 
—18 n ^ h^i* n 6/^20 n 5 ft«-8 d 5 d 

Expedition. 12 o i a ^18 8/— 2t> o 8 ft^3 

ii3/-4/< » a— 9a 5 d— 14 a 7 d-27 a 6 «^ 
8^ n o 0—9 d 5 a— 10 d 6 ft~17 d 3 ft -19 d 7 
• -24 d 8 s-23 d 8 tf^2<l d 8 d— 28 d^a 



Dec. 31, 1903.1 



PALMBB'b IMDBX to ^ TBB times'^ ITBWHPAPKB. 



Boa 



SoiDflUland Italian Officer Killed in, 7d5a 

Opt)rati«m8, 17 n 7 u — uA n 5 a 

— — Kuoioared Mutiny of Somalis, M dB a 
Somerset House. Letter on, 3 o 12 « 
Bomerville (.A. A.) ou Education for the Army, 

2V> tf 7/ 
Booroea and Authority of Dogmatic Theology, 

6o9./ 
— - A gncultnral Settlements in, 12 • 18 
SOUTH AFBIOA :— 
^— AineiicMn Trade with, \S d 6 a 

— Army in, L«>tter8 on, 17 o 6 6—80 n 7 a »7 
d7 d'22udj 

■ MaiKBuvres in, 20 o 6 • 

— - Bluemfonteln, the Veterinary Conference 
nX, 5d7 e 

— Boer Irreooncilablee, 15 o 4 a 

Uen. Botha and the BriUah, 12 <i 7 i— 14 d 

la 
-^ Cape Culony. 2 do a «19 d Ta 

■ Customs, 2 o'de 

-^-«- Election Campaign, 6o3 d^S o i a^29 
o^d^iX aaa— 12 n8&-18ii 8 6-14 n 7 c 
— I6a5/— 17a6/— 1» a 5 il-2dn6 6~28 
d Sd 

■ ■ ■■ the Financial Situation at the. 28 o 6 <f 

Labour Market, i2 aStf— 19i2 10 

■ iiebel, sentence on a, :i5 a 6 6 
■■ Revenue., 9a 6a 

Town, Uittress in, 29 tf 8 a 

^ Wine Industry. 2\i dJJ 

— — Chinese Labour for, 13 a 8 a— 21 d 6 6—29 

a3a— 81 d3o 
.«— i^ontracts for, 18 il 8 a 

— Qen. Delaiey and the Boer Ineooncilahlet, 
\& dl b 

■ and the Kecaloitrant Boers, 19 <f 7 a 
^^ Drought in, 1 7 o 7^—8 d6a 

— — > Dutch Church and the War, 1 4 a— 18 o 
Se 

— Reformed Church, the War and Politio% 
26d6u 

■ ( hurciies, 20 08/^28 4 a— 7 a 18 6 
—27 a 6 « 

I — Letter on, 24 d 4 « 

^— French Interests in, 2 1 a / a 
— - Graves iu. Letter 00, zAod 

— Hottentot Kiting in. 11 a 3 o— 24 a B a— 2 
doa^aou 8/ 

^. Letter on. 26 n6o 

— India and British Troops in, Letter on, 2 d 
8 a 

— «- Indian Labour for, 5 d 10 a 
-«-« Dr. Jameson and Chinese Labour. 5 a 4 a 
«— Johannesburg, Chinese Labour in. Letter 
on, 21 d 16/ 

■ Municipal Elections, 11 a5a«-14^7a 

■ i«inano& 16 8 
,.— ^ Frees. 4 ci 8 0—0 die 

.^ Mr. Kruger and Mr. Steyn, 14 8/ 
— - Labour, I'roblem. 8030— J 9o8 a— 28 a 10 
a— 19 a 7 a— 80 d6e 

Letters 00, lOn 9 6-31 d 6/ 

— — Question in, 7 tf 5 a— 19 d 8 6—1 {d5a 

— ^— Letters on, 28 a 13 a 

" on (he iiand. 7 o 8 <f — 14 o 4 a 

mmmm bir Arthur Lawley ou the XiautTaal, 2 if 8 6 



South Africa (oontin'tBd). 
— Memorial to Nurses who Died in, Letter 
on, 28 o l\ / 

— Lord Vlilner, n d7 e— 18 d 7 6—18 <f 6 a— 
19^ 7 6-21 '/ 5 6 

■ on Sou'h African Labour, 6 • 10 
— — Decision. 5 o 'i d 

— Mission of Hflp to the (^liurch in, U a 9i< 
National Scouts in, 14 o 4 <i 

— New Colonies, the Sitnati'm in the. 18 a 6 6 

— Orange Rirer Colony, 3 0— 19 a— 28 i» 
6 6— :f7 no d—2 d oa 

Folitical Situation in, 18 a 8 

— Problem. Letter on. 19 o 4 

— Prospects of British rride in. 18 a 6 tf 

— Rand, Indian and Chinese Labour for the^ 
Letter on. 14 a lo e 

— Labour Question. 5^7 tf— 16 d 7 6—17 
dor 

— - Rhodeiia, 1 7 a 7 tf 
Hut rax in. Hdof 

— — Natives in, 13 a 4 a 
Red water in, » o 4 c 

Robbery at a Bank in Randfontein, Bd7/ 

— Scottish Settlers in, 5 a 7/ 

— Settlement ^cheuiee in the New Ooloniea, 
260 6 6 

— — South Afrioan N^w§ and Imperial Recipro- 
city. Letter on, 13 o 4 6 — U o 7 it —20 o 18 tf 

Sir J. U. Spriggand Preferential Ttoiffa, 18 

o3 e 

Transvaal 17 o 7/-27 a 5 tf— 8 d 6 <i— 22 d 

3tf 

— Financial and Industrial Outlook, 8 4 a 

Qold Law. 18 (i 7 6 

- Labour Commission, 20 a 6 6—21 a 7 a— 
21 a 7 s 

Question. 16 o 8 s- 23 a 6 a— 27 a 6/ 

—30 a u— 1 d 5 c— 3 d 8 a— 9 d 6 o^l^ dl 7 
<i— 14 d 7 a— Id d 5 tf— 18 d&a 

Mining Law. 9 a 6 tf — 13 a 8 6 

■ Municipal Politios. 24 o 7 d 

— — * Native Labour Commission, 19 (f 10 a 

Outlook in the. 24 <i 8 a 

the Policy of lietrenchment. 28 o 6 il 

— ^ Repatriation, Letter on 25 a 6 a 
^— ' Itevenue. 3 o 7 tf — ^3 a 6 a 

Salaried in the. Letter on, 2i a8 / 

— ^ and dt. Louts Exposition, 30 o 4 6 

Train Rubbery iu the, 14 a 7 d^2i a 7/ 

South Australia, 2 tf 5 a 
— - Revenue, 1 o 8/ 

Kensington Silver and Jewels at, 18 a 7/ 

—— London, the Flooding of. 17 4 s 

Suffordshire and East Worcestershire In- 
stitute of Mining Engineers, Annual Meeting, 
20oi*y 

— Wales and the Coal Tax, 8 d 10/ 

— Miners* Ptovideot Society Meeting, 15 d 
Ud 

— West Africa, Germans in, 7 a 7 tf 

Western eolytechnic, Chelsea, 24 d 4/ 

Southern Nigeria, ^8 o 9/— 14 a 9 <<— 25 tf 5 e 
Letter 00, 20*9/ 

Fighting in, 5 a 4 a 

Southwark, an Invalid Kitchen for, Letlera on. 
Id k a— 8 d 12 tt 

88 



Boa 



PALMER 8 INDEX TO ^ t6b TUfiM,** NEWSPAPBB. 



[Oct, 1 to 



f^athwark, and Motor Can, 2Sd^6 
8PAIN :- 

Oota, the Defences of. 4 a 6 a 

ConimercUl TreaUes. 2fioAe 

«— Sir ftlortimer Duraod, SI o 7 0—8 a B/^9 

a6a 
. — Sir B. BgertoD, Sn5 
m~-^ Finance, 23 b/ 
.— * iiambling .Snuidal Case, 5 4 

King of. 12 a 3 0— 10 a 3/^11 <f 5 d^\% d 

7d— 14<f7« 

*_ MinifterUl Criaia, 5n7d 

^-^ Ministry. Resignation of 4 <i 3 e 

_ Miscellaneous News, 27 o 5/— 28 o 5 / 

IP-— and Morocco, 9 a 6 a 

. — Municipal Elections. 9 a 6 a 

— New Ministry. 6 d 5/~9 db e 

n — PoUtical Situation in, 7 8/— 7 a 5 tf — 7 d 

6» 
•_ l*yrenean Policy of M. Deloaase^ 12 o 8 s 
••-. Republican Party, 10 5 ft 

« Victories in, 16a8 

«— > Republicans and the Municipal Election^ 

Uaa/ 
.^— ^^euor Silrela's Retirement, 81 o 8 a 
»— — and South America, li do d 

and Venexuela. 'iS a 7 6—80 a 5/ 

Speaker (The) on tlie Press, 16 a 1 1 
Bpectaole Makers* Company, 9d^f 
Bpeechly (Dr. H. M.) on the Disappointments 

of the Bmigrant^ 6 13 6 

00 the Peace River District, 17 a 14 if 

Bpeed of Electric Tramcars and the Speed of 

Motor Cars, l.etter on, 16 a 10 
Spencer (Lrord) on the Fiscal Question, 10 B ft 
Spencer's (Stanley; Airchip, 2 e 9 
. — Letter on, 12080 

Spioer (A.) on a Nonoonformift Protest, 8*7/ 
sfoBTS AND SPOBTINa : - 
. Angling, 6 7 y— 12 9/— 29 e 18 il— 26 

I0o-27o I60— 9ffl4tf— i7« 14 «— 18a6/ 

—24 a 8/-80 a U/— » d 14/— 15 d 14 i-«8 

all e-^a 11 u 
. ATHLETIC SPORTS-Amateur Asaoda- 

tton, 14 4 14 ft 

^^ Blackheath Hariers, 12*9/ 

1 Boxing and Fencing, 25 a 7 a— 27 11 6 a 

»8 d 7 a— 4 ri 9 ft 
m Cambridge Uniyersity Freshmen's Sports, 

81 9 13 0—8 a lU a 

«... City of London Police Club, 15 ctf 9 a 

,. Geiman Uymnastio Society, 9 4 11 ft— U 

d 11 — 144 14 // 

• Lea Uariers, 21 4 7 a 

, ■ Loudon ilub, ll 4 II 

—■ I ■ National Physical Recreation Society, 88 

d lOa 
„ SporU Exhibition. 88 4 9 ft 

,. Oxford UniTersity Club, 24 o 13 4 

«*p, Fre»hinen's SporU, 1 1 a 9 ft— 18 a 9 o 

mn V, London Club, 26 a 10 a— 27 a 11 ft— 

80a 11/ 

« South London Uariers, 4 a 7 ft-28 49 ft 

,,. Thames ilare and Hounds, 21 4 7 4 
•i— BILLIARDS— Amateur Championship, 27 

nil ft-8Uw 12a— 1 4 US— ^4 7 a^bd^a 

•^ a 9 6—6 a 13 tf 



Sporta aad Sporting (oomiiwimO* 

— BILLIARDS— American Tuttmamentand 
Pyramid Championship, 10 a 12 0— 11 a 9 ft— 
12 a 10 0—13 a 9/^-14 a 18 4- 16a 12 4—17 
a II ft-lHa II 4 -19 a 7 ft— 20 a 12 0—21 a 
14 0-23 a 12 4 

Bateman v. Harreson, 18 • 9 4—14 o 10 

I -15 o 9 r— 16 5 ft -170 140—19 o 12 0—21 
o7/— 220 lUa— 24 134-26 oil 

Dawson v. Cook. 22 4 10 6—88 4 8 a— 24 

4 8 4—25 4 9 /-28 4 9 ft— 89 4 5 a -30 4 9 
—81 4 5 o 

Dawson 0. Diggle* 1 9/— 2 08 ft - 3 o 

18 ft-5 o 9 0-6 o 8/— 7 o 9 4—8 o 5 4—9 o 9 
a-10o7ft-12o9/— 8 4 I2a-9(lll 0—13 
4l8ft>14 4l4 4— 15 4 lift— 16 4 18ft— 174 
7ft— 184 186— 19413 a-8l 470 

■ Harreson 0. Bateman, 87 11 ft— 88 12 
6—29 o 10 0—80 o 5 (—31 18 6— 8 a 7 d-^ 
a 10 a— 4 a 7 ft— 6 a 10 c— 6 a50-7a94-9 
al8 

' ■ Stevenson v. Taylor. 84 a 18 4—85 a 7 ft 
—36 a 10 0—27 all 6 

Bloodhound Trials, 25 a 7 a 

— CottfSiug, 1 o 9 /— 2 8 a— 8 o 18 a— 8 5 
4—9 o 9 a -10 o 7 «<— 24 o 18 0—29 10 0-30 
o5ft-3l ol3a — I9a7ft-20a 12 0—21 a 12 
6— 28a I3ft-15 4 11 ft— 16 4 I8ft-17 47a 
—18 4 18 a— 28 4 6 a-84 a 8 4-26 4 4/-88 
tf 9ft 

CRICKET-AU EngUnd Team, 30 4 4 

— Anglo- American, 8 8 4— 3 13 a— 5 a 
9 e^B o 8/ >10 4 7 

■ ■ in Austrialia, 000 000ry dajf'i paper 

— Cambridge UniTersity Club, 27 1 1 ft 
— — County Oompetition. Propped New, 4 d 

9 a— 8 4 li a— 22 4 10 a 

■'■ lX»rby shire i\>uiity Club, 4 4 9a 
^— > English Team for Australia, I o 9 
— .* Essex County Club, 28 10 ft— 11 a 9 ft 
— l74 7o 
' ■ FoUow-on Role. U a 9 ft 

■ Qlouoestervhire (bounty Club, 1 1 4 1 1 

— Hampshire Touuty lub, 2* a 13 ft 

■ Hertlordshire C^ounty Club, 1 <ill a 

Kent ik>unty Club. 24 a 12 4 

'^— * EleTon, 89 o 12 

Lancasbire County Club, 27 a 11 o— 18 

4 13 ft 

— Meeting of County Captains, 8 4 12a 
• Secretaries. Ha 1 1 a 



Middlesex Club. 20 a 12 e 

— ' Minor Counttea' Associfttion, 10 a 12 ft— 
9<i U 6 

■I Scheme of ReaUnsificaUon, 1 4 1 1 a 
> Umpires, 10 u 9 ft 



• Sussex i*apUinoy, 9 4 11 ft 
• (Jounty i.luh, 4 4 9a 



■ Table Cricket, 1 1 n 9 ft 
Worcesiershlre County Club. 16 a 12 ft— 

14 11 CI 
Yorkshire County Club, 88 12 ft— 18 m 

9 o— 25 11 18 ft— 18 4 I'ia 
— Cross Country Kuuniug. 12 a 9/— 26 II ^ 

—2 a 7 0—9 a 12 0— 16 a li 0— 2» a 18 4-30 

all/-l 411 ft-7 4 11 a^6 4 12 a— 9 4 li 

ft— 12 4l8tt— I4 4lia 



Dec. 81, 1908.] 



rALMKtt*8 tlll>ftX TO *'t0« TIltBS ^ KSWSPAPBB. 



Sp^ 



hpOitfM and Spdrtlng {rontinued). 

<-» Croquet 1 c 9 #—2 o 8 ft— 8 o 13 ft— 5 o 9 tf 

-^ Cariing. l2d\Sa 

*«* Cycle and Motor Shows 21 n 14 ft 

*^ Cycling. 6 r 9 tf— 12 o 9 /— 19 n 7 6— 2B n 

12 a^ 8 d 12 a -14 <2 14 d-21 |{ 7 d 
«-i— DeAtb of a Faroons Raoehorae. 12 4 7/ 
-»^ Eton College Beaglea, Lettart on. 21 ii 1 1 

•-24 n 12 • 

— FOOTBALL— Amatear Citp. 18o9tf^ 
S7iill«-I6<i 13 ft 

^^*^ in America, 2 ii 7 tf-16 n 12 0—28 n 12 
(1-30 nil/ 

■ Army Aatodation, 24 a 12 tf 
«-^ Cup 2id 10 a 

■ ' Arthur Dunn Memorial Cup, 9 a 12 ft« 
l6a12<9-80 nWf 

Au elation Cnp. 7 o 90— 31 o 7/— 2 a 7 

«-4a7ft-16a 12 0-18 all d^\5 d II a— 
80 a 11 a-l4d I4</— 17i 7 a— 22 li 10a 

*— Berks and Bucks o. Hertfordshire, 26 o 1 1 ft 
Middleseic, 10 iK 9 '* 



a 12 ft 



120 



Blackheath o. Cambridge Unirenity, 16 

*v. Cardiff, I4il14e 

• V. Newport, 26 o 1 1 a 

— V, Northampton. 23 a l3 

•» p Richmond. 80 a 11 if 
Bristol 0. Oxford Univerrity. 7 if 1 1 a 
Cambridge Unirersity v. Casuals, 16 « 

a. Clapton, 28 a 12 



«.»- V* Dublin UniTersity, 27 a 11 a 

..._ V. Harlequins, 19 o I2il 

— — V, Leicester, 80 a 1 1 « 

-^-~ V. Monkslown, 10 a 12 

V. Old Leysians, 2 a 7 ft 

•M^.. — V, Old MmWemians, 26 a 10 a 

-« V. Old Westminsters, SO a 11 

e. Oxford City, 9 m 13 ft 

^ V, PorUmouta 3 cf 9 a 

— > V. R.LE. 0^9a 13 a 

— V, Royal Naval Cbllege. 8 a 10 

«^ — 9. St. Thomas' Hospital, 39 o 10 e 

V. United Hospitals. 12 a 10 ft 

^^ V, Weybridge, 19 a 7 ft 

— Cardiff v. Barbarians. 28 i 9 a 

. Casuals v. llford, 2lii 9 d 

^— V. London Caledonians. 28 if 9 ft 

..^. v.Oid Westminsters, HdlAd 

■■ Charterhouse V. Old Internationals, 24 if 
8if 
*■ Cheshire v. Cnmberiand, 16 a 12 ft 
i«— — V. Durham. 7 if 1 1 a 

■ ■ Clapton V. Old CarthnsionB, 21 if 7 if 
— ~ V, the Casuals, 26 o 1 1 ft 

'^-^ — - V, Old MalTernians, 28 d 9 ft 

V. Old Westminsters, 7 d II a 

«-.-—— V, Oxford UniTersity, 80 a 11 

■■■ Corinthians o. Bolton Wanderers, 7 i 11 a 

v« Fulham. 21 if 7 i 

■■ ■ V. Newcastle United, 81 ^ 6 a 

— o. NotU County, 39 li 8 a 

«— — V. Reading, »0 a 11 

■■ Cornwall v. Gloucestershire, 80 a 1 1 

■ ■■■ - Cuttnty Champlenship. 16 a 12 ft«-19a 7 

a— 20 a TiS 



SpbrtB And Spoftitlg (etrntinu^d). 

— ^FOOTBALL-^^Deron a. Cornwall 16 a 13 ft 

V. Somerset, 7 </ 1 1 a 

DurhAro o. Cumberland, 19 • IS </ 

^— — V Kestof England, 19i I3a— 21if 7e 

Ealing o. Old Carthusians, v6o II ft 

■'■ Edlnbnigh University 0. Cambridge Uni^ 
Tersity. 21 die 

England 0. Wales, 21 i 7 1/— 80 if 6 a 

English league 0. Iri^h League. 12 o 9ii 

- Essex 0.N«»Holk. 1 o 80 ^ 
Football AssocUtion. 1 if li ft 

^-»> Gloucestershire o. Deron, 9 a 13 ft 
" V. Midland Counties. 15 o 9 e 

^ Harlequins v, Kensington, 38 a 9 a 

— «-— V. Lennox 26 o 1 i ft 

. London Irish. 12 o 9 s 



--— — 0. Marlborough Nomads, 9 a 13 <| 

— Glasgow V. Edindurgh, 7 i 11 a 
■■ ■ Kent 0. K4i8t Midlands, 30 a 13 

o. Middli-sex. Sd9a 

— . — 0. Midland Counties. 6 a 10 

^Trial Match, 23o 10 ft 

■ ■> Lancashire ». rheshire, 9 a 13 ft 
0. Cumberland. 7 if 1 1 a 

■ League Championship, 5 o 9 ft— 12 o 
-19 13 0-26 11 ft-3 a 7e-9al2ftLlS 
a12ft-28al2 0— 8Ca II 0— 7 rf ll«— u3 
l4c-2li<7if-26</4/-38 if 9ft-^<f5; 

I > ■■ London o. Corinthians, 33a 13 

0. United Hospitals, 4 if 9 a 

Association, 11 a 9 A— 3 d7a 

Caledonians 0. Cambridge Unitdrtitr. 

36 11 ft '' 

■ — 0]tford University, 28 « 12 ^ 

Charity Cup, 19 o 13 d^U II ft-^ 

a 13 ft 

Irish 0. Guy's HoipitAl, 30 4 11 

Scottish V. Blackheath, 9 a 13 a 

— -^ — 0. (Cambridge Unirersity, 33 a 13 ft 

■ V. Kensington. 12080 

— — ^--^ V. London Irish. 19 13 i 

— — 0. Marlborough Noma«ls, 3 a 7 ft 

— — 0. Old Leysians, 31 if 7 d 
— — 0. R. L E. C, 80 a 11 <f 

«_ — Welsh 0. Detonport Albion, 36 1 1 tf 
Marlborough Nomads 0. Old Merehanf 

Taylots, 36 o 11 ft -wwwiaua 

V. Rosslyn Park. 19 o 13 if 

—> Middlesex 0. Ckmbridge UniTersity, 3 m 

7 ft 

■ ■■ ■ 0. Eastern Counties, 17 if 7 a 

— 0. Hertfordshire. 16 9 

0. Midlands, 19 a 7 a 

— Surrey, 12 a 10 ft 

— » Association, 80 13 a^l7 d 7 a 

w Cup. 39o IO0 

Colts^ Match, 16 9 

— — — Coun^ Union, 14 o 10 o 

— -^ Counties 0. East Midlands^ 38 o 10 a 

■ ■ ^— 0. Surrey, 8 i2 9 o 
Millwali 0. Cambridge Unireriiliy. 8 m 

10 a ^» ^ 

0. Corinthians. 3a 7 ft 

. Moseley 0. Blackheath, 19 e 13 if 

North 0. South, 7 if 11 a— 9 d 11 ft^M 

d 18 0-14 If 14 t 



Sto 



PArLHBB'fl mmuk ^ to vam timmb ^ trs waFi.psm. 



Oo*.l^» 



Sports and Sporting {rMUinued). 

FOOTBALL— Newport o. Barbarians, 29 

'" ■ NorthftmptoDv. Otfuvd University, 21 d 
79 

Nnrthmmberland o. Yorkshire, 1A n \2 h 

«-. Old LcjBiAns V, Rosslyn Park. 12 o 9 s 

M Old Merchant Taylors v, Blaukheath, 12 

o 9s 
...^ V. Ouy's Hos]rftal, 28 a 12 o 

- — V. Kensington, 30 a 1 1 s 

^— V, Lennox. 9 n 12 '« 

— v.- London Irish 14 d 14 

p. Old Leysians. 19 o 12 d 

<.... 9. Oxford UniTersity^ 2 a 7 * 

w. R. I. E. <;.. 6 a 12 A 

Oxford V. Cambridge. 7 i2 11 n^9 il 11 ft 

-15 <l llo— 16 diSa 
«— UniTersity o. CasnaJs, 2 a 7 ft 

- V. 1>ublin OniTersity, 27 a 7 a 

« — v. Edinburgh Academicals, 17 n U 

o— 8 il 12 a 
.1 Wanderers. 1 d 1 1 a 

■ o. Harlequins. 16 n 12 6 

..—^ v. London Scottish 26 o 1 1 « 

, ■ — v. Marlborough Nomads, 30 a 11 s 

.^^^^ V. Middlesex, 5 a iO 

... '. V. MittwaU. 17 n II a 

....^^ v.Moseley, 29 o 10 ft 

■ V. Monkstown. 9 « 12 a 
V. Kotto Oonnty,.l9 a 7 n 



^ •. Richmond, 28 a 12 ft 

.,■■ JUsttofiEngUnd V. Durham, 14 i 14 

_ Richmond v. Cambridge UniverBity, 26 
oil a 

I ■ ■ — o. Hnrliqoins, 2 a 7 ft 

.^^ 0. LiTerpool, 19 12 i 

—^ «r-» :v, London Irish,'9 11 12 a 

-. — o. London Scottish, 16 « 12 ft 

«^ V. R L E. C, 12 9 s 

_ V. St. ThQmas'Ho^Ul, UdUe 

. Royal Mititary Aoademy v. Royal Mill- 
tary Coltee. 12 a lie 

— — Naval CoUegflb Gretnwieh o. Monks- 
town, 11 n 9 ft 

■ ■ ■ .Rqghy v. Ui^iingham, 22 a 12 e 
.Union, 1 o 9 s<-4 n 7 ft 

■ -» County Championship, 5 n 1 
..— Rules, 5e 9 ft -39 o 10ft 

■ , ■ St. Andrew's Day at Eton, I All a 

■I St. Thomas* Hospital v.Catford Bridge, 

lSo9s 
_— Sheffield Wodaesday .v. Corinthians, 30 d 

90 
,. Smith's Eleren a.<Gambridg6 Unirersity, 

12 a 10 ft 
^— Somerset o. Cornwall, 2 a 7 ft 

..^ V. Qioooeatershire, ^3 a 12 « 

m, South of SooUaod v. Anglo-Soots, 28 <f 

9a 

— Southern League, 5 o 9 ft— 12 9 Z^— 19 
o I2«^;<fi« lljft^2 a 7 s— 9 a 12 ft— 16 a 12 
_28 a 12 0-80 a 11 0—7 d 11 a— 14 d 14 ^- 
21 a 7 ii-26 d 4/-^ d 9 ft-29 d 6 a 

■. Sumy V. East Midlands, 18 d 12a 
««is«*-^ v- :Noi;foUc. 226 n 10 a 
.—«. — V. Sussex* 29 e 10 



Sporta and Sporting (r oaf ias«i). 
— FOOTUAt^L -Surrey Colts 0. Middle«ez 
Colts. 29o lOr 

- Tottenham Hotupur o. Corinthians, 14 d 
Hd 

Welsh Trial Match, 7 ^\\ a 

— — West of England o. Rest of the South, 
21 a 14 ft-23 a 12 0-25 a 7 a-26 a 10 a 

Woolwich Arsennl i». the Army, 1 d II ft 

■ Yorkshire 0. Durham. 9 a 12 ft 

- — V. Lancashire, 23 n 12 

— — Foxhounds Killed on the Railway. 23 d 8/ 

QOLF-Acton Chib. 5 o 9 /> 

■ Aldebourgh (nub, 25 d 9/— 30 d 9 
-^— Amateur Championiihip. 19 d 18 a 

■ Ashford Manor C!lab, 5 o9b 
Atherstone Club. 23 o 10 6—26 o II 

- Bar Society, Proposed. 4 d 9 a-^ d 12 
a-l0d9ft 

-^ Tournament 20 10 ft— 21 7/— 22 • 

10 d— 80 o 5 0—2 a 7 
■' ■ at Barnehurst. 6aft0— 7a90 
— ^ Bamehurst Club 26 o 11 ft 

■ Beckenham Club, 28 d9 ft 

Berkhamsted v. Dunstable 23 a 12 ft 

BIrkdale (5lub, 12 o 9 

Bournemouth Club, 7 e 9 c— 8 o 6 0—9 

9 a— 12o9s 

Bromley and BicUey Club, 28 i 9 ft 

Bush^ HaU Club, 16 6 ft— 19 o 12 0— 

26 o 1 1 6 
Cambridge University 0. Quildford, 12 d 

— — 0. Royal Norwich, 30 o 5 

— V. Woking, II d II 

Club, 27 • 11 ft— 14 a 18 

' — 0. Great Yarmouth Club, 4 a 7 ft 

Trial Match, 23 a 12 ft 

' Carnoustie Ladies* Club v, St Rule 

Ladies* Club, 22 o 10 a 

Cbislehurst Club, 19 o 12 d 

Ladies* Club o. Maidstone Ladies' 

Club, ]3a9ft 
(^hiswickClub, 6s 8/— 27 o II ft— 3 a 10 

a— 17 a 11 ft 
- Dorset Club. 3 o 13 d— 5 9 ft 
— — Dulwich and Sydenham Club, 3 s 13 ft 

■ ■ Dunbar Club, 6 9 6 
East Brighton Club. 7 d 1 1 5 

- Edinburgh Burgess Society, 10 7 tf 

— Insurance and Banking Club. 5 9 ft 

— — Eltham Club. 19 12 d 

Kuglish Club at Nice, 18 i 12 a 

- Epsom Club, 6 o 9 6 

Felixstowe Club, 2 a 7 c— 8 a 10 a— 28 d 

9ft 

■ ■ Formby Club, 16 n 12 

— — Glasgow Corpomtion Handicap, b o 9 ft 

Guildford Clul^ 3 o 18 ft— ^ o 9 ft— 20 

10 ft 

- at Hastings, .12 9 

- Hastings «i^ St. Leonards Clab, 9 e 9 « 
-*10o7a 

at Hayltng {sland, 29 d ft a 

— ^ Home Faik Club, 12 9 s 

■ at Unntercombe. I9 a 7 a 

Uttotercoml^a Club's Meeting, 16 11 12 



beS. n. 1908.J 



n*a 



PALMSb's INDfiA TU^'tH£ TIMES HEWSPAPBR. 



Spa 



sports and Iporiing (continued), 

GOLF - at Ilkley, 21 n 14 6 

•■ KiUpindie (Uub, 6 o 9 & 

Ilythe riub. 3n lOrt 

International Match, Proposed, 24 h}2 d 

^- — Ladies* Inter- Couilty Chnjupiouship a rt 

10 a—i n 7 b—5 n\^i e~iyn 5 o 
Union. 21 n U 6 



^ Lfeasowe Hub, 28 4 9 J 

'"^ LincolnsHire Ladies* Coronatiori Medal, 

28 n 12 6— 25 m 7 a 
— : — London Scottish Cldb, 16 o 6 6— 10 o 12 

'd-2Ho \\c 
■■■■ and Royal Wimbledon Club; 16 « 12* 
^^ — LuffrteM VeW (1ub, I2 o 9 « 
-^ — Mftidenhfead Club, 26 o 1 1 <t 
^^^^ — at Manchester. 1 o9J^2 oS b 
Mid Surrey Club. 16 « 5 ft— 17 14 « -19 

b \2a 
.i=-^— MortonhiiH Club. 2 A 7 c 
J^-i — at Muirfleld, 2 n 7 c 

-s at MuOTelburgh. 17 n 14 ^—21 » 7/ 

^^ — Neifr Form of Club, 28 </ 9 6 

-: In New :^ealand, tH a b 

— — at Nbrih Berwick 24 13 e 
J^- • North Berwiclc. Ne^ Course for. 4 rf 9 a 
Surrey (4ub, 6 a 8 /— 22 d 10 d— »J d 



9b 

-: — Oxford University w. 

Club, »Unl2a 



Royal Winchester 



Club V. Woking Club, a n 10 « 



" and Cambridge Society v. Oxford Un- 

iversity, 23 n 12 6 
— - V. Sunningdalef, 9 h 12 c 

— Panmure i 'lub, 1 2 9 « 

Prii.ce's Ladies' Club, \3 Hdb-^U ri\3 d 



—16 dVdb 
' ' Professional Association, I o 9/— 2 6 S b 

— 8o5<7^9o9 a— I3o 9 /i — Ucr lU d— 16 tf 9 

ft— 160 5 0—4 n 7 ft — 15o 11 A 

i fiedhill and Reig.ite CluW, 19 6 12^ 

Kichmuod v. Guy's Hospital, 2\ d 7 6 

Club. 2 « 8 ft— 3 13 6—5 9 ft 



Rochester Cliib, 26^ \l 

at Romford, 9 9 o 

^ Romford Club v. Rocfaford HHudred 

Club, 9 n 12 

Romncy Sands Club, 5 n 10 o 

Royal Ashdown Forest Club, 12 9 tf— 

l3o»d-9»i 12 c— 28 i< 9 ft 

Blackheath Club. 7 9 0— 11 n 9 ft— 2 



dl a 

13 ft 



• and Antlent Club, 1 o 9 ^-2 8 6—5 



— Eastbourne Club, 10 o 7 7q— 12 9fl — 

— 13o9 if-I4o 10 ft— 15 o9(y— l6o5 6«-31 
do a 
- Epping Forest CluW, 5 9 ft —7 «/ II 6 

• — Liverpool (Uub, 8 5 < — 10 o 7 a -9 rt 

12 (7—16 ». 2 r— 23 n 12 6—30 n 12 a 

Portrush Club, 6 8 /— 7 9 c— 8 #50 



—9 9a 

■^ St. George*« Club. 19* 12 rf— 20 12 ft 

i Wimbledon C'lub, 3'» o 5 0— 2 n 7 e 

Worlingtou and Newmarket Clnb, 19 # 

l2d-26 Me 
= — at St. Andrews/ 11 li li « 



Sports and Sporting {continwd), 

-^ GOLF— St. George's I'liallengeVn-te t^oru^ 

petition. 24 o^l^.o 

" Scottinh Unirersities' Match. 23 nl 2 ft 

^ Sdndridge Park Club. 12 o 9 « 

Sunningdale Cliib, 24 13 e— 26 \\ 6 

V. Oxford University Club, 16 n 12 

— ''^ — ». Braid, 5 o 9 « 

^ Tooting B^ Club, 10 6 7 a^\2 6 9 «— 18 

d 12flr— 2> d7 d 

Varddn v. Strong, 2i7 n 1 1 ft' 

Ventnor Club. 29 d !> a 

Wallasey Club, 23 n 12 ft-7 rf II ft -M 

d9b 
Wanstead Park Club, 21 d 7 d 

Warwlckshh^ tnub; 13 9C-17 6 14 #-r 

19 o \2d-2ii 7 o-^n \2e-2Sd9b 

1;. Worcestershire (Uub, 22 10 d 

^ Wcist Essex Club. 19 o 12 i< 

i Herto « lub, 19 o 13 d 

Lancashire Club. 9i •! 12 ^ 

Middlesex (Mub. Uodi 

^:— Wimbledon Park Cltib, ^6 o l\ d 
<— £- Hdbkey. mte ewtry diHf*i puper , . 

— ^Holmleigh llloodhounds. Letter on, 17 11 11 

Hunting Appotn talents, tee everi/ da}f% pa- 

P^ 
i- Setfrfon. 3« 06 a 

Lacrosse, 29 o iO 0—9 i< 12 e— 16 i< 12 0— 23 

A 12 d-^dOn )2a— 7^ II ft— 14 d 14 <f— 15 J 
lift— 16 £i 13 ft— 28 <l 9 ft 

•i — Lawn Tennis, 6 o 8^—7 o 9 0— 8 o 5 d — ^ 
9a— loo 7 ft-12o9<I— l8o9(i— 14oi 10a— 
15 6i9d 

MastdVships of Hodnds, 19 14 i 

-^ Pedestrianiduf. 7 o 9 0— 12 o9y— 26 S e-^ 
9 n \2 o 

- Polo, lo rf II 6-2f9rf 5 d 

— : — and Riding Pony Society, 12 ^ 8 if 

Pugilism. 31 d 5 a 

- Regiitu, Henley Royal, 14 rf 14 a 

- Retriever Society, 2 o 8 6—23 10 6 

RAvUNQ -in Australia. 19 o 12 «-2 n 7$ 

— 4 n 7 ft 

in Baden- Bkden. 2 n 7 ft 

Case of vrGlyn. 3» 5 ft 

Derby Meeting. 19 j< 7 a— 20 $i 12 ft -21 

n I'^a— '^311 3 a 
^-— . English Lads in French Racing Stables; 

Letter on. 81 d ba 
— — Freu6h, 00 9 d-l2 o9 d— 23 10 d— 25 

a 7 a . . 

Hur^ Park Club Meeting, 5 o 9 a— 23 rf 

ii 18 #—31 d5 a 

Jocktys Movants in 1903. 30 fi 8 ft 

Kenipton Park Meeting, 10 o 7 a— 18 • 9 

d-6a 13 •'— 2S d 9 a 

Lincoln Meeting, I On 12 a— 11 « 9a . * 

Lingfleld Park Meeting. 19 12 0-^7^9 

«— 9 n 12 0-19 d 13 a— 21 ri 7 c 

Liverpool and Derby Meetings, 16 a 14 dT 

Meeting, 10 n 12 a— 18 n 10 ft— id n 9 

d— t4}qri3 tf— 16ai2a ^ 
.^ Manchester Meeting, 27 itf 11 a— 88 d \9 

tf^80n3»— 30 a II <i . . , ^ 

— ^— Newmarket Houghton Meeting; 26 d \4 9 
— 28ol8ft-29dr0d 4f9(f&d^9i0^dl 



ip6 



(oALMBk's IMDIeX to ** THt TlHfttt "^ MWSPAPER* 



[Oct. 1 to 



fiports and Sporting (continued). 

— RACING — Ntwmarket and KemptOD 
I Meetings. 5 o2 0— iSo I3a 

Meeting lo9i{—2o8 a— 30 1 a— 14 

olOa— l5o9i-16o5 o~17ol4 i 

-^— — Northampton and Lingfleld Meetiogc, 
9fi2 tf 

<■«— — And Sandown Meetingf^ 19 o 2 # 

— Sandown Park Meeting. 23 o lOo— 24o 
I8tf-2ft o 1 1 o— 12 d 13 a— 14 r/ 14a 

— ^ Winners and Losers on the Tarf, 26 d 

Uo 
••— ROWING- Amatettr Association, 12d IS a 
'■ Anglo-Canadian, \A nl'dd 

*■■■ (^smbridge Colquhoun ScnHs, 17 fi 11 6— 

19 a 7/'- 20 11 12 0-21 a 14 « 

-^ Ttial Eights. »0 « 1 2 u 

•— — tJniversity Boat Olub, 20 o 10 ^ 

■■ (^uzswaiuless Fours, 4n7(~6a6tf 

— 7n9 <T 

Trial Eights. 24 n 12 rf 

— — Oxford Trial Eights, 23 n 12 ^i -3« a 12a 
-— University Coxswainless Fours, 6 n 5 o 

-7n9. 
*- — Royal Artillery v, Koyal Engineers, 1 o 9/ 
•i^— University Trial Eights, 7 d U b 
'*^- Sale of Bloodstock, 7 a Sd 
at Newmarket, I o»y— 12//7/ 

— of Greyhounds, 16 n 12 d-SO n 12 <t— 21 
d7fi 

^ of the Khig's Colt Persistence, 2SdSa 

— — Southern Counties Cross Country Asaucia- 

tion, 1 o 9/ 
— ^ Swimming, 5 o 9 0-~7 o 9 r~ 10 a 7 b — 14 a 

lU 6-19 12 0^28 12 6—31 a 13 6— 3 a 7 c 

—26 a 4/ 
.^^ 'YACHTING— America Cup. 7 a 9ii-19(y 

I2s-28ol0 4f-ll»4/-21 d7 d 

— Cannes Society, 17 d7 b 

— ' Club Nautique de Nice, 3 a 10 a 

" D.iTer to Heligoland Race. 19 i 8/ 
^^ — HI France. 29 d b a 
-I London Sailing Clitb. 14 a 13 i 

> Marme Motor Association. 31 o 18 b 

■ Miscellaneous N«ws, *i^6 o 11 
^^ — Next Season*s Fixtures, 6 a 5 c 

— — Usee Across the Atlantic, 9 9 d— 7 n9e 
-«^i — Racing Associatioir, HO » 6 e—^b d\l b 

■ Reriew of the Reason, 19 o 15 a 
. Royal Corinthian ( tub, 25 ar 7 a 

rfi-- •- Temple Club, 8 #/ 9 a 

-.^^i — Sale of Gitano, 2i d H d 

_ Trans- Atlantic Uace. 16 o 5 6-30 o 6 b^4 

S9 a 
Squire (Balmanno)on Soap and Health, 17 06/ 
Squirrels in Parks. Letter on, \0 d 7 / 
Sucey ( J . A .) on ihe lapte Sir J. B. Maple, 26 n 4 « 
«— on Christmas Holidays, Su 6ti — 2ii d5 J 
Staffordhhiie. the Cattle Maining in- 4 i» 7 a— 5 

jif4^-.4 nllif— 24»9> 
-*— Potteries. 10 o 9 / 
Stage Needlework Guild, 1 1 d 9* << 
(Stamps, Exhibition of Rare Postage,- 8 ^ 10 or 
Bfaiiford (Sir i'. V.) on National ()pera^2R d 6 ^ 
Stanley (E. L.) on India and i'rrfereiitifeit Tiiiritfrr 

)U a 16 a-]2n9 a 
i*^ (liOTd>ui JLi¥isrpoo]l 21 <i il / 



StAte from a Business Point of View, Letter oitf, 

2OOIO0 
Stareley (Canon Robert) on Another Spectator 

And Survivor of Waterloo, 13*40 
Steel (Flora Annie) on St. Luke's Hoose for the' 

Dying. 24 4 10 
Stephen ( I^rd Mount) oi!i Fiscal Policy. 1 6 i 10 a 
Stepney ( Bp. of) on Education, 3 a 7 
S€etenson(l). D. on Foreign Collieries andthtf 

Coal Tax, 14a9 r 

(E. P.) on Fiscal Policy. 19 o 7 d 

Steward (Edvrard) on the Board School's **Behr 

Burgam,*" 13 o 4/ 
Stewart (Chaa) on Fiscal Policy, 21 o 12 e 
^— (Isla) on Memorial to Nurses who Died iitf 

Sooth Africa, 28 o 11/ 
Stock Exchange Art Society, 9 2/ 
Storey's (Samuel) Position, Letter on, 12 o R / 
Storthing, Opening of the. Letter on, 27 o 3/ 
Strachey (Sir fid#.) on Fiscal Policy, 3 a 8 6 
Strand and the Council Elections, Letter on, 9 j^ 

— — Improvements. 18 i 11 o 

Letters on, 12 o 5 <i— 21 nUe 

Strangers* Hall, Norwich, 13o 5s 

Strathoona ( Lord) on Christmas Presents tof 

Canitda. 2 d9 e 

and the Freedom of Edinburgh, 6 <f 9 e' 

Streatham. New Fire Sution at, 21 << 106 
Street Collections, 1 1 a 6 li 

Noises. \0d8 J 

Obstructions, 11 n6d 

STRIKES :- 

— — at Barcelona, 24 n 8 a 

- at Bilbao. 26 a 5 <f -28 d 6 tf- ^ a 8/^2' if 
60—4 tt6 o 

«t Carditf, 13o*8tf 

at Chicago, 21 dB a— 22 a Zf 

in Colorado 10 a 5 d— 13 n 3 </-ll d ^ it 

in France, 7o3/— 8o4a— 9o8/— l4o4sr 

^15u4 6-7<i5a-24da(i 
-— i- in Germany, 1 080—808 a— 21 db c 

in IreUnd, 7 a 12/— 9 a 6/-19 n 6s— 20 « 

at Rio Tinto Mines, 11 a 8 s— 18 a 8 a— 19^ 

a 6/ 

in Spain. 30 o 4 a— 31 086 

in VVales. 16 o 7/ 

- Yorkshire 30 a 9/ 

Stukeley (Rer. E. C.>on the Education Act, 29 

o 2^—12 a 10 o 
Sturges (W. M.) on Bayliss v, Coleridge, 2 d \t 

b-^Sd 120—11 ^76 
Sturrock (J L.)on Little Englandism, 20 4/ 
Styria. Bomb (Outrage,' 25 a' 5 
Subsidised Thi'Htres, Letter on, 2b d 5 e 
Success of ShetBekl, Letter on. 7 o 6 6 
Sudan Mahdi, Fate of a. 8<2 b d 
Sugar Bristol Market, s«s every day't itafwt 

Convention, Letter on, 10 o 4 6 

— *- Trade sss PaoDUCb Markbt, 

SUIOIDES :— 

-^ Armstrong^. Lieut. Lowry, 16 7 « 

-*-. Loughlan; John, after Attempting to Muar> 

der his Parents, 1 1 a 8 a 
-^ in a Railway Train \b d 7 d 
— ^ Rosano, Signor Pietro^K) ar 5 # 



Pee. 31, 1908.J 



PALIfER'a INDSX TO *' THB TIHBS ** NBW8PAPBR. 



The 



0aif9idoi (t ontmw d ). 

^— ^medley, Hwnry, after Murdering bis Son, 
26 9/ 

— Amongst Soldierp W d 15c 

1— White. Woman and Child named, 7 dbf 
Sally (J. G.) on the Noiiconforiaiiits and the £da- 

cation Acta. i9 n 12 « 
Bammary of the Events of the Day, m euch 

day*8 paper f'efore the Leading Articles 
Bod, the Bclipse of the» 4i d \ij 
-^ Spota on the. Letteri on, 6 n 5 ft 
SunderUnd, Roman Sculptured 8tone at. Letter 

on. 16* 8/ 
Borgical Aid Society. Annual Meeting, 9 d '6/ 
Surrey LunatiA Anylum Expenditure in, \2 d ^ b 
— ^ Motor ^gnlationa 111. Letters on, 16 d 9 b 

^\9d \6d—22d}ie—'i5d S c 
SurreyorM institution. Meeting, '25 a 14/ 
Bi^ryiyiug London Wild Flowers, Letter on, 17 o 

6e 
Busses, Natural Qas in, 31 o 3 s 
Button (M. J.) on the lilducation Acts, 19 a \2d 
— ^ (M, J.) on Fisaal Policy and Agriculture, 18 

d \0d 
Swansea Patent Fuel Industry, 2'< d 7 / 
Bwedeu and Norway. letter on, 31 d II ^ 

and TariH Ueforq^, (setters on, 28 n 4 c— 26 

d2 d 

Swedish Antarctia Expedition, 30 e2 4 a 

^^ ScieutiQo Expedition to South America, 30 

o 7/— ?5 d^ e 
Swiss Presidency, 18 ^ 5/ 
by uge (H. F.) on Old Carthusians, 19^40 



Taff Vale Decision, fitter on, 18 a 6/ 
'|'albot(J. G.) oa the li;ducation Question, 19 o 
Itf/— II nb d 

on the London By* Elections. 19 ^ \Z e 

TalU|ck ( Wm,)on Juvenile Delin(]^uents, Keform- 

atories and Probation Offlcerf, 21 o 3/ 
Tallow, M€ Pj^oDDCW Maj^kbt 
Tariff rommission. Letter on, 26 // 8 4 
— ^ Ueform League— Women's Section, Letter 

on^ \\ d V6 
Taxtion of Lund Values 10 ^ 9 

— ot Wheat Letter on. g) d^s 
Taylor ( Ale3(.) on Unionist Free Traders and By- 

Eleciions, ;$4 d 10/ 
Tea Trade and Mr, Chamberlain's Proposals, 17 

o2e 

during the Tfar i9t2-3. Letter on, H o 18 1/ 

Teachers' Guild of Gr^at Britain and Ireland, 

Meeting 26 n 14 e 
Tees Conservancy i'ommissioa, 24 o 4 
TtXBO&APQS; — 

tenrtol Persian, %\ o7 d 

- Cuba Submarine, 22 12/ 

«— Eastern, Australasia s^nd China, 10 ti 14 « 

^19 n 14 6 
«— European Hates. 25 n 9/ 
•-» German Submarine Cables.. 16 a 8/ 
m — India Kubber Gutta Percha and Telegraph 

Works, 16 (i 16/ 
« — Indian, II n 7/ 
«— International C'onference, 3 n 7 
«-v f avi^Q Cable, Letters on, 18 n 6 # — 25 tf 3 tf 



Telegrapha oontinued\ 

State of Shares in Companies, iee toerif 

dtitf$ uaper 

Underground to the North, 5 d H e 

—— ' WeMt India and Panama, 1 2 n 12 s — 19fi 14 c 
— ^ Western. 2X o 14 /"5 nW 

Wireless Telegraphy, 12 o 4/— 27 o 14/— 

14 n II 4~16a6a 

Berlin (Conference, • 7 n 12 tf 

— -*• Experimentii, 10 n 7 rf 

in the Navy, 26 o lU <i 

TfiLEFHONES; — 

Communication with the Continent, l\ dl h 

Monte Vi ieo. 2o o 10 s~30 13 6 

Temp»*rHnce Meetings, 1 3 o II c 

Qu»'8«ion, 108/ 

Templtftown (Lady) on an Invalid Kitchen for 

Southwark. 7 dl 4 a 
<—^ (Lord) on the Unionist Party and Mr. 

Chamberlain, 2 • o 9 u 
Tenders Invited, 17 o 8 //— 27o6/— 16 a 4 o— H 

«9/-7d 14 /-lOrf n/— 11 ^ni d-l^d 13 

tf-*'3/i3d-24 did 
Tests with llij«h *^peed Tools, g^e Important &c 
Thames ( 'hurch viission. 22 o I i 
^— Conservancy and the Kainfall, 17 rf 2/ 

Otters in the, 21 a iO/ 

THEAIA£8. J^o. :— 

Adelphi. tie 4 *-l2 o 6 a-U <i 6 /--iU 

5c 

— » Alhambra. 18 a 4 </ 

American Sta^te, 26 <^ 8 d 

Apollo. 24 d 4 / 

Avenue. 2 o 3/ 

- Berks, Hucks and Oxon Competitive Pes* 
tival. 4 n 9 1? -19 a 11 n 

Birniingfh*m Vlunical Festival, 14 9 0—15 

o4 r-^)0 3/— 17 o 11/— 19o 12s-l6rf U * 

Bfinsinead Gallery, 19^9/ 

— ^ (^axton. Hall. IH n 15 a 

Court, 3 1 1 / -27 06a 

(Concerts, ste^.very daq't paoer 

— ^» < 'unmet *< d »» ft — 2'i ff H 

Duke of York's 1 o 7 /— 9 o 4 a 

Kgyptian ilall 23 d 4 d 

Empire, 3> • ^ /"-H n »/— 23 did 

Krench StaiT**, 24 o 13 'i —5 (( 8 0—10 d 3/ 

-,21 d l2a— 22 d i\ c 

Grtiety 26o h» a -^7 06 r 

German 8tage. 28 10 0—3 1 o 8 /— 3 a 10 

6— IH » a 
— * Glouci ster Musical Kestival, 16 n 10 a 

Grand, Kulhsni, 8 4 

— - Haym>irkei lo't d 

— ,^ His viajt'sry'ii. ^9 d A b 
— - Imperial, 4 n •<> d 

Leeds Musicsl Festival. SdSa 

London llipiMdrome, U a 4<i — I d6o— 15 
d 17a 

Lyceum, 1 Q 12 

^ Letter on, 1 « 6 « 

n Edmburgli, I3n 7 s 

Lyric. i9o 4o— 5rf U d 

—^ Nati.>n!il Knglish Opera, uetter aa, 8 4 1*^ 

Opera. Letter on. 2s <i t> o 

New 4^^9o-18rfll«-23<l 11/ 

- ■*■ Gaiety* 2:2 6 c 

8ft 



Tbe 



PALMKb'B IKDB& TO ** THB «Hlfi6 " HltW»FAPBB» 



i OoU I to 



Theatres (ron^tnufti). 

1-—- New Marlborough, Hollowaj, 6 o 4 a 

Peterbomugh Fpstival, l2 rf 8 / 
— Promenade <''onnert8, I o 10 «— 2 o 10 d— 8 

p9^~]O0 Ua— l4o lOtf— 24o 18 » 
ea- Queen's Hall, 4 «i 14 /->9 n 3/— 26 d\2h 
— - Royal Court. U d 11 / 
— — RoyHlty. 1 2 o 6 fl— 2 n 8 «-e-7 n 8/— 9 « 8 tf 

— 16 n 3 ^—18 n 2^—23 n 3 *-24 a 7 /- 26 

a ft <?— 3o n 4 a— 3 d 7 /— 8 tf 6 6—15 d 7 o-- 

v2 do $ --^9 </ 4 
• — St. James's 10^4 

St. James' H8^, late Comeri at. Letter on, 

14«cty 
- — Toynbee HaU, 5 • 8/— 4 d \Z d 
--— Vaudeyillo, i8 li U «— 22 d 6/ 
-^ Wagner Kestjral in Berlin, 1 p7/ 

Westminster Pl^y. 8 <i 6 >— 11 c/ 9/-14 d 

10*— »7d J5 n 

Theatres and Fire Di^ngerf, 30 n lOy 
Theological Colleges l£xaniination, 30 1/ 6 p 
Thomson (D. C.) on Copyright. 9 w 2/ 

— \J. L.) on the ^ppdon 3orougb Cound) 
Elections. 3 n 4 </ 

-^ (Robt.) on Cafsaira Cultivation. 5 o 6 > 
Thornton ( I'. M.. on Fiscal Policy 12 n 6 « 
Tibet I he Advance into, ^d^ n— 8 ^ 5 «— 16 <l 5 

n—\Qdl 'r— i; d :> p-19 . 7 6— 2 J rf$a-r22 

€/ /. b —'6 £i « <^ -2^ <i ^c^'M 'i'^h 
se f ettera on, ao d A e—2 d « rf— 3 <l 8 ft— 4 

<i6/-T-r<i4 -I4dl7<? 
Tibet, British Mission to. IH ^ 3 <?— 14 n 13 a — 

2< n 1 c -i a .' 6 — 14 a 7 6-28 /i a ft -24 4 3 

/-25i/3o" 
7'jwtff a Tentury ago. Extracts from, fM ewry 

^'« p'per 
^r— * Copapetition. Lisi of Prizt* Winners, 1 <i 8 a 
Tinp|}tte It uie l-eLLer Qn. T* o 14/ 
Tippinhtf' U.J oil the New Uifld. 2rt o 2/ 
Titles of Honour, 14 o H a — U n M tf— 21 a I4 r — 

v; V ^ - , ^/ 4 « - 16 <i H d—2i a 5 p 
Togoland and the Gold Cpast, 12^70 
Tonga, AfiFairs in, M d *h 

fothill. Street, Westminster, 2 a 14/ 
oulniin (Geo.) on the Russian Boycott of In- 
4ian Tea, 2^ n 1 6 A 
Towier (W. Q.) on the London Byr Elections, 18 

d7/ ' 

Towns in Dukn0>:s, 2n d 5 4 
ffp1fni>l\emi lleirlooiH9, 10 d 5/ 

— Letter on 1 1 « « <i 

T^zer (Sir Horace) on < '«'l>nial Loyalty, 15 d\B d 
Tr^ption Engint s in London, Leuei on. 19 all e 
on Roads l^etursun, 21 i2 o-d n 14/ 

— Tfcrsus the Uori^e. Letter on. 13 a 8 
Tiad^ of C'osta Kica. 2 n 14/ 

^— of Crete, 24 u 6 6 

s — and Employment, Letter on. 7 fy 13 6 

— Freedom in, Letter on, -U 9 6 P 
=r-^ of Jamaica, tin 3 e 

at Port Arthur, 20 1^ 5 ft 

•^— of the I'ort of liangoon, 2^ n 8 ^ 

— lieport, fse evert^ flay a papet 
tsf- in >oulh Africa, Iti <^ o // 

'■■ btate of, aee evtr>f day^s papt-r 

r— Unioiii»m in Australian. 1<. n H c 

Trr' «od liiitish Indu8Uy, Letter on, 12 ^ 14 ft 



Tradp Union L»v. 27 o 6 / 

Leaders' Inconsistency, Letter on. 1 7 » 

of the United Kingdom with Africa. 2 ^i 14/ 

in the White Sea. l>etteron. 2 d 9 e 

Training Colle p* '9 die 

of Enjrineers and Shipbuilders, 19 rf 9 4 

of Midwiv^ 4 d 2/ 

TKAMWAYS - 

Bexlev Electric, 2 • 7/ 

Cape Electric H a »2 «-l9n 14 d 

1*owii Consolidated, 7 oli d 

- BidgwBre Road, Projected, 2 <^ 8 ft 

- Electric, Speed of. Letters on. 29 o 10 c -9 
nBd 

Geneva, 21 a 4« 

Great Eastern London Suburban, 2 tf 4 ft — 

9 rf 14 « , , 

Isle of Thanet Electric, 10 d 12/-I7i I4<| 

Lea Bridge, Ley ton and Waltbamstow, 2 d 

ih—9d I4« 

London (Munty Council, 1 o I0^-26o6# 

— 2 n 9/ — 13 n 5 tf -80 n 1 3 rf— 26 a '6 d 
Letters on. 30 6 c— 31 9 9 jj-2 d \^4 

— 10(/ I! ft 

— rr— United 17 a 10 e 

Proyinclal \2d 6 a 

South Ltmdon, I7n 14o 

Siaffordsliire, 31 d 10 e 

Swa« sea, 9 o 1(» e 

- in rottenljjun. ly a 5 / 

Court R)Hd. Proposed, JO rf 7 • 

- WolverliHtnpM»n 2\ n 'i d 
Transyaal Since tlie iVar, 606 a— 15 o 2 4 

Letter on, 2(> 6 a 
Treatment of Cousumptiyes. Let«er on. 5 n 9 
Tieloar(Ald. Sir W. P.) on Crippled ChiMren^ 
i hii^tmns Hunipcrs 3 »* '0 « 

on the Loudon By- Elections, i6 d 7 / 

Trei7 ((\ 0.)on a Danger of ^chool Attendance, 

9n I4« 
Trinidrtd il|e Asphalte Deposits of, 24 a 10/ 

Hiots, 19 n T)/— 23 n 6 a— 26 |i 3 0— 2l d 

6a 

and Tobsgo, V.> d \S d 

Trinity College, London, J6 II c 

Tristram t^'auoo ii. li.)onan Aci of Viindalisai, 

12 n I) c 
Tropical Veterinary Medioi.ie. 2\. 13 o 
TrLtter ^Col. Philip) on ^coltish National Meifl- 

orial tti Queen Victoria. \ oti a 
Trowe» (ll/s.) on \Vh<it of the Navy. i3 a « <? 
Trut/^ Toy .show. i«d i;^/ 
Tupp'J)r. A. t'.) on Jndian and t-hiuese Labour 

lor the Kami. 14 rf «6e 
Tuppe^^^^J^ ( has.) on Canada aud th« Liberty 

ot Negtitiation, i2 (i <' <i 
TUUKEY : — 

- - Arrest of Prince LuifulUh, 21 n 7 /— 23 f 
617 

- Army. 30 n 6 i 

— and liulgaria, 1 ft c— i 6 o 3 

- rhM8'i»ui lietugoes from. 27o 4 a 
— -^ Odicial Murdered >n, ^2 d d 

Miiitary Prepare lions, 3 o »2 a 

.— MiNCeilaneoud News, 7 n 7 ft 

Paicei I'ost to, Letter on, 2o d l'^ li 



Deo. 81, 1003.] 



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V<ft 



Turkey (continued). 

anU the lowers, 26 n 8 c— 27 n 5 «— 2« n 7 

<T~6d7tf~14a7 ^ 

*— and the Reform Scheme. 11 n 3 rf— 20 r 5 ^ 

•^21 n7tf~St <2<i <2 
— r Julian and Mjdlial Pasha, 20 o 11/ 
Turkish Mtsrttle, 2b o 

Peraecutiona. 4 11 5 6 

Tarka and Cpitsw lalant^a 1 IS r 

Turner (Frof.ll. iJ.) on O^^ford ^nd Keseaiph. 5 

P 6 a 
Turton Tower, 19 4 9/ 
Twming.(JLoai>a) on Chri8ti|aa8 Beer in Work- 

huiitfe.s 7 a 16 f 
Twizt Ueyil and Deep Sea. 2A dia 
-rr; JLeUpri pn, 26 <i lO rf-26 t/ 8 &— 28 rf 4/ 
Two (ireat Men's Letters, Letter on. 8 o 9 
Tje( Ernest) qp fiscal Policy, i» o 7 
Tj'lor and Sons on Diplomacy and Trade, 22£rl0c 

Ufa, New Goyernor of, *1'6 d 'd c 
ygauda„and the J^w^« $Sl d 6/ 

the ezQaeen of, \*i o 3 f 

— ^ Kleepipg >icknea0 |n. 30 o 4 t^-*? n 1 2 
Unclaimed Dividendt— Devrabury, C. If., 6 9 1 6 
— : Fry. '1 b«v 6 n 1 ft 

Snderfed, Letter on 22 (/ 8/ 
nderbill(J.^on Motor liegulationa in Surrey, 
22</8 
Unemployed. 7 » J8 /i-^;;4 <j 7/ 
,««»,|^tteraon, 9 n 8 0—17 n Uj—b d [^ 
- — Relief of, teller on, \0 d ^ a 

- Womeq. Lfstteis on, 21 o 4 /— 29 08/ 
Union F)ag. 1 12; a 

l.etteraon, 17o6«— 7i>4/~16n 10ft — 

18 ii 15U-24 tiUp 

Jack ( Inb, '<4o4 ft 

Unionist f*ree, Food, League, Letters on. }7 9 a 

^20 6 0—28 o lu ft— :^7 o 1 1 ft 
^ and Mr. i hambtiUin, Letter on, 808/ 

Traders and the tiyrh^lectious. letters 

on, 23 4 n a— 24 d 10 /— 80 d a/— 31 a ij 

-— Party AQ<i Mr. Cham^rlaiu, Letter un. 20 

09^ 
— ^ — and the Qovemment, Letter on. 19 8 6 
Unit of Pohtical Thought, Letter on, 10 n ib 4 
Uniied Boards. of Missions, 2 o 9 6 

llub, Annual Dinner, '^8 a 12 9 

Kingdom AUUuce, 19 9 /— 20 10 0— 21 

Qbd 

— <-!- States Geological Surrey, Report, 21 13 
UuiTersiiy College, Lectures at, 8 n 10 ft— 7 n Ifi 4 

of Noith W^es, 8 (/ t> ft 

— ^— Readitig. 6 fi 6 ft 

— — of LiveipooL 1 8/— 9 n7 a 
. . Opening of. 6 o 4 <^ 

- of Louduu. Letter on, 11 4 i^ ^ 

of Wales, 7 o — 160 12 0-19 10/— 26 

8 — 7 n 'J 0—14 n 8 a— 17 n 7 

Upper (v'laptun. Proposed Publin Park at, 21 

3/ 
Uruguay, 10 5s— 21 0.6 0—26 9 6 ft^lj. n ii* 

— o u 7/ — 7 ci 00 

- Finances of, 21 'i 14/ 

tile Foreign Commerce of, 19 n U e 

y^^ u( J^eud «jiiaztf, ^ d s 



Yaooination Kxponses, 9o70— 1706 0—23 8/ 
V*igr.incy, IncrvHse of 21 o 12/ 
Value of Land in Ireland. Letter on. 25 d 4/ 
Van Der Veer (.J. C.) on the National Income. 
26 o 7/ 

Straubenzee (Major B. W.) on the Royal 

Military ' 'ollege. ^an ihurst, 24 d 4/ 

- Zyl ( Rev. ( \ J.) oil the Duiph Reformed. 
Church. ^A die 

Vandalism, an Act of. Letter on 12 n 10 
Vegetarian Society, Annual Conference, 2O0 13 » 
Venezuela, 7 o3/ — 14 die 

Arbitration, 2o3d-307 d—B o A ft— 6 a 

4tf — 6n;^€-6n3c-7 n 7 a— 9 n 60 — 11 1^ 
3f— IJ n3d-l3«Ji0-14 n 7d 

an«l British Trade. Id 1 a 

— — and IJritisli Trade, !'.» o 3 / 

— — — the rlainis a^.tiiiMt, 12 4 a^-l? <^ 6/ 
Veuizuelan Cabinet, 30 n 6 a 

— Conuuerce. 28 10 s 
Vere (Arthur) QD the lieforms in Macedonia, ^ 

n90 
Vt'l^rinary Surgeons and Jury Service, 1 4 d 
VIOTOEIA:- 

- Ancient Order of Foresters. 16 rf 7/ 

- Banquet to the Governor of, 20 n 5 ft 
^— Miscellai.eous Ne\f8. 28 a 7/ 

^— Reyenut', I «; 3/ 

Victorian Consiiiution Reform Bill, 14 08^ 

Victoria and .vlbert .viuaeiim. 2.> a 9/ 

— — Fails, 80<ia — l3o4o 

— — Letters on, 5 o 4 / — 6 6 0— 10 12 ft 

Hospital for Childrer, 10 o 6/ 

— ^ University of Manchester, 7 o 8 

of y^orkshire. Proposed. Zl nl j 

Vienna Doctors and v^ivisection, *J n 6 a 

- S^choul for Orient il i^angua^es, 13 4 a 
View from Itichmond Hill, 1 7 n 10 / 
Villiers (Ernest) on the Outrage m a Tunnel, la 

4 Id 
Viiice (C. A.) on Mr. Chamberlain and tha* 

Jewelry Trade, i i< u ft— 2U n 14 u 
Vincent pir < •, ii. IL) on Fiscal Policy, I70 9/ 

— ^t nioy 

on ^iietfleld and Glasgow —a Word to Lit 

berals, m o 6 e 

on the 77o,0i)0 Unemployed, 9ii 8 

Vintage oi lUi.i, it* o h 

- Letter on, 20 2/ 

in iialy, Letter on, 4 n 12 ^ 

Vitali (b^^idio) on thj Vintage in Itily. 4 n 12 4 
Vezeielly \^h\ 11.) on Protection in the Unite4 

Mtates. 2n ^ 4 
VOLU.^TEEE^:- 

Annual Helurns, 4 n 11/ 

Army ivide .association. 22 d o c 

- C ity of London artillery and the Royal 
Military Tounia neut Repository «. hiilenge 
1 up» 19 u 10 c 

i.'onditiou of il^d Volunteer Force, Letter 

on, 7 n oy 

Lord Grenfell and the Volunteers, 5 d9/ 

Inlermaionai Uiflo datch, 2 n 10 d 

Lord Mayos and the National ('hallengQ 

Trophy and the Aiaciuuuon Cup, 26 o 10 4 



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^olimteen {continued), 

— and Loul ^layur's 9 o 9 o 

— ^ Miacellaneous News, see etch day*» piper 

■^— Motor Volunteer Corpt. 9 rf 10 u 

; — National Kifle Ast'iciaiioii, Preseatation of 

the Kraokfort ChMll'iue Shield, U a 16 a 
- — Official Volunteer Year8, 2S o 7 6 

— Prize Distributions, \* 4 io a 

e Public School Hifle Torps, Letters on, |0 d 

6J— I4d3a— l«<i 2/— 26<l8«-30rf »/ 

— Volunteers, 14 o 4 « — -i n 4 ft— 6 a 4 6 

T — Koyal Naval Volunteer Ite^rve, 3 a 6/ — 

r— > Volunteer Service. Letter on. M n\K d 
— ^ on Wimbled »n ('oa^inon, 19 o 10 
Vun Lob^U Annual Reports. 21 u 16 b 
yoysey ( Kev. c;has.i on the Labour Problem in 

bouth Africa, 'd\ dhf 
Vyner (Nora)on the Uarmall Question, 21 d\Qd 

W. 

V^adai, the French Protectorate oysr. '>2 3 
>Vages on the North li^ast Coast, 2d f| 1 1 a 

of PosUl Officials 26 a 4 e 

^Hkefleld (Rev. H. K.) on the Bishoprics of 
Southwark and Birmingt^am Hill. 1 7 o (> 

^aldstein (Prof. C-has.) on the C*lassical Associa- 
tion, 29 ^ lUs 

V^alkl^y (— ) on the Modern SU»:e, 16 a II </ 

Wallace (Prof. Kobt.) on Fiscal Policy an4 
Agriculture, \b d lO u 

^alpole (^ir Chas.) on the Ludlow Election, 25 
(tf 6c 

y^anklyn (J. L.) on Mr. Balfour and the City 
of Bradford, 2i n li 0—2 a 2 e-b d 14 0-11 
a 11 a->2l u lOy— 2tf d A e 

^a^klyn (J. L.) ou the Bristol Sp eches, 19 a 
86 

f— on tl^e Ezpprt Trade of Bn^dford to the 
United 6tates, 27 o 1 1 ^ 

.— on Unionist Free Traders and By-Election q^ 

'24 d lOy 

^'ar Commission and the (ioverna^ent, 25 a 1 1 e 

.— Office Reform, Letter on, 7 a 7 6 

l^ard CR« V.) UD Fiscal t^olicy, 17 a 6 

>Vardle (Thos.) on KibcaI Policy. Si) o 6 

\Vardmotes, loo4 <j-l6 o 7^-22 ^ 10 0—23 </ 
40— 24<i6y 

garner (H. L.) on the Labour Question in South 
African, 26 n 13 a 

^.•(VV. U.) on Hospital Accommodation in 
bonth London, 17 o 4/ 

Earning to Manufacturers, I/etter, 81 II / 

. '- to the Nation, Letterun, 26 n 12 

^ater Companies, St^te of Shares m, tee evert/ 
da/e paper 

_ Borough of Portsmouth, II n 12 & 

^; Chelsea, 16 a 14 4 

..— FAst London. 2 o 12 b 

" Qirand Junction, 1 d 16 b^iOd 12 # 

^ Lambeth, I0nl4c25n 14 a 

^— Liiudon ^upply, 24 n 14/ 

_ VVater v ompaniet' Arbitration,^ 27 16 a 

" —28 12 <i-2y l e-30 9 9 d— 3i o 14 rf— 3 
m 2y— 4 a 4 0—6 n ID cr— 7 n 0—9 n 3 /--I7 
n 15 a — 18 n 12 0—20 a 14 4—21 n 10 0—23 n 
13 0-24 a 6 0-26 n 16 6—27 a4c— 26a4 6 

*^ «4 



-30 a 14 r — I dAb-2 d 15 a— 4 rf 10 a— 6 d 
14 0—7 d 12 d-ti d 12 (/— 9 d 15 — 11 d \2 h 
— I2i 10 6 -16 d 17 0—18 d 12y-2l d 14 tf 
-24 d\(So 
Water Companlesp London Winter Supply, 24 d 

11 d 

— M^tr.ipolitan VVater Board. 3 o i3 c— 14 q 
6&-l7o6d-3i 9 9 J— 14 ad«— 28 a 4 6 — 

12 n 10 h 

Nf ▼ River (Tomp-iny and Constant Supply, 

Letter on, Iti a 12^ 
Quality of London Water. 4 a 3 <i— 16 d6/ 

houth Western Suburbiin. 1^90 

— ?- Southwar]^ an4 Vauxl^all, 12 <tf 6 a— 16 d 

16 d 

West Vliddlesejc 18 a 14 6 

W^terlow (Sir S. M.) on Hospital Sunday Func). 

6 o 4 
Waters (W. O.) on Mr. Gladstone and Gk>rdou*4 

Death, 28 d 4 6 
Way the Wind is Blowing, Letter on, 6 a 10 
Weather, Daily Repqrt ot, ^es eoery day't paper 

Cold, 2 «/ 6/ 

— i Cycles of Kainfall, Letters on, 18 a 8 a^ 
24 n lay 

Floods. 2 a 6 a-2n7 0—24 a 6 <i-26 a 3/ 

— 7d 60-1448/ 
Forecasts for Each Day, seeunder Wkatuku 

til each day^s papfr 
Great Haiutall in America. 10 o 6 0—12 o 3 

y-l3o4a 
-— MaKuetic Storm, A nhd 

— Meteorological Chart, »e« 0rery Friday'9 
paper 

~ in the I'rorinces, eee every day^e oaptr 

HninfaU, Letters on, Al o i2 0-2 a 4 <i— G 

1160 

- Severn Gales. 27 o 7 cf— 12 a 7 0—23 n 9^ 
-Id II 

— Storm in South Uussim, 24 d'A d 

^— Unexampled Loulon Rainfall of 1903, Lett 
ter on. 2i» 6 6 

lUinfall of 19u3, Letter on. 16 a 7/ 

— Weekly Report, *e« e>ich Friday's papert 
Webster (W.) on Hospital Sites. 1 7 d 14 
Welcome to the King of luly, by Jaine^ 

l^hoades, 17 a 1 i 
Wellington Cohege. 6 d 10 e 
Wellington (Duke of) ou a Warning to the Na^ 

tioi\, 2'> n 12 
Wel»h C.'onstitueocieii, -ir^ d 6 b 

Councils and the Education Acts, Letter 

on. 23 n 6 

— Industries Exhibition. 23 < 13 n 

— National Lib.eiHl Council 2.^ i 4 

School of forestry. I'roposed. I rf 4 

Welton v,T, A.) on Exports and iinpo to 23 n 1^ 

6—0^ II 
W^inyss (Lordj on Fiscal Policy, 15 d 10 a 
Wesleyan Me^l^oJists and Licensing Legislatioiv, 

26 (I 7 ^ 
Wesleyan a and the Aquarium Site, 3 o 8 6—6 c^ 

4/— 60 \2b 
West Africa, Agricultural and Machinery Ej(- 

hibition in, lo o 7/ 

Anglo-French boundaries in, 13 o 4 k 

*-— Au^lo^Germao Boundaries in^ 24 4 4^ 



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Weat Africa French Enterprise in, Sole 

Indian Labour for. Letter on, 26<2 8y 

r- — Sanitation id. 8 o 7 J 

West African ('olonies, 20 ii 8 a 

^— Ham (Mayor of) ah Appeal for West Ham 

Children, \4 d n d 
— — Indian Sugar Industry. 12a80^6cflly 

-i Irade. 7 v \2j 

— - ludtea, lUegitimacj in the, Letter on, 27 o 

■ • and Venezuela, 16 n 6 ^ 

the Volcanic Eruptions in tbif. Salt 

— — London Hospital, m n S o 

West (Col. W. C.) on FoIiticiU Amenitxet, 23 o 

9a 
IVestem Canada, the American Inciirsion into, 

6o iOd 
Westminster City Council, Me<>tin(?, 2 o 7 0—23 

o 4 r-2H n 5/- )\ d^ *— 23 d 3/ 

General Dispensary, Letter on. 9 if 11/ 

^ — New High Steward of, \l nud 

- a New Window in, 14 o 9 d 

Poor and Soup Kitchen. Lerter oh. 26n\li d 

tVestminster (Dean of) on the Athanasian Creed, 

21 dSf 

(Duke oif) ^outh African Estate^ 7 d5i 

South African Land Scheme, 9 o 7 d — 10 

6 Ba 
tVeymoulh, Mr. Careiegie's Offer to, 30 o ff / , 
Wheeler (T. W.) o(n Lord Jaoies of Hereford's 
, Letter, 12 4 // 

Whit6 ( Ed w.) on the Electric Lifftiting Dead- 
lock in Marylebone, 16 << 3 a~26 d Qo 

- (J. M.) on Dumping,- 5 it 14 cf 

(Sir W .) and Technical Education, Kd9 d 

White Blackbirds, Letters on. 'l\ dlb c— 24 d 4 

f-29 ^ 11 a 
Whiteley (Geo.) on the CriticisihB of Mr. Cham- 
berlain's Case. 17 D 9/ 
Whitworth (W. A.) on the Orietance of the 

VolcinUry Schools. 19 n 13 § 
Wiesbaden Eye HospittfL 20 #5 « 
Williams (B. A.) on Ornitliologicsl Curiosity id 

England, 6 n 4 </— 10 n \h d 
-^— > (C.) on the Siberian Railway, 13 o 4 6 
- — (C. R.) on Tractioot Engines on Koadtf, 9 n 

14y 
(Datid)on Lord Roaebery 189^6-1903, Trade 

1896-1902. 2OO60 
^— - (J. C.) OB Nonconformists and the Church, 

21 d 11/— 2» d^e 
•^ — (Powell) and hrs Constitoeata, %d7 f 

- (T. A.) on the Chancellor of the Ejcche^- 
er and Sir W. Harcourt, 14 a 14 

Wills rA. W.) on (fiscal Policy, 8 n 8 e 
WILLS AND BEQUES ra :-- 
^~— Abecasia, Aaroof, b d \2c 
i&— Alexander, L. B., 1 1 n 8 a 

Anstruther, Sir W- K., 21 rf 6/ 

-^ Attwood'Marthews, B. St. John, 7 d^f 

•s — Bagott, Wm., 10 d 6/ 

*^ Barkley, D. O.. 29 6 

-«— BeH, F. H. 27 06/ 

— d-> Emily, 22 </ 4 il 

— — T. J., 19 a 12 c 

-»— Bennett, Mrs. B , 24 d 9/ 

mm^ BentiHOk, M8>ir Lord W. A. C, 2on7 d 



Wills and B«*quf sts (cotitinued). . 

Bernard, Adelaide, i d A d . 

- Bentic. .1 ulia, 22 d 4 d 

Bidwell, T. S.. 2 <i 6 rf 

Bliss, Mrs, 10 d 5/ 

-*^- Blicset. Jane, 28 6 o 

Booker. Heir. W., 3 8 <l 

— Borrer, Georgiana M., 30 n 7/ 

Brodrick, Hon. G. C, 11 tf 6 ^ 

Brooke. Hi^nry, 1 7 n 1 1 « 

Browne. Rev. J. l\, 2'» a 7 i 

Burr. W. L.. 21 « 1 1 / 

- Carey, D. Le M.. 28 rf 4 rf 

Close, Rev. H. M.. 14 a 14 6 

Cohen, A L., ix d \0j 

Cooper, Jas.. 16 d \\ b 

- - Corker, T. W., 27 o 6/ 
Coles. Chas., 12 i « d 

— - Courcy Periy, Sir G. K. de, 1 1 « 8 c/ 

Cri.wshay.K. P., Udxe 

Crotch W. D. D., b d l2o 

Crowther, Eliz.. 10 li 13/ 

(^udworth, J. VV., 25 «/ 4 « 

Darling, Eliza, 16 d 14 A 

Davies. Mary. 24 d 9/ 

Doxat. Harriet 27 Hj 

Dubs. C. K.. 27 o 6/ 

Elliott. H. W.. 17 o 13/ 

Engall. Mrs., 21 rt 11/ 

— ^ Gilbert. Geo., 9^7/ 

Gillott. Jos., 6 f» 6 6 

Grundy, Mary Mason, 27 6 B/ 

Hardy, Charlotte, \id»o 

Harford. W. U., 16 d 12 e 

- Harwood, Geo., 1^50 

Hemmings, J. W., 11 d6e 

- Heneage, Alice W., 8 7/ 

Herbert, Hon. Sir M. H., QtiSf 

Heriz, (Countess de. 17 13 / 

- Hickman, Sophia K., 31 d 5/ 

Hitchins, Geo. 21 o 4 

-^— Hoare. Francis, 17 d 6 a 
Horsley, J. C, 24 d 9/ 

<— — Hutchinson, Mrs.. S d 12 d 

Huth, F. M., 14 d 8 c 

— ^ Jackson, Rev. W., \ld6d 

James. Emma; A. T., 3 d 9 

— - Kitching, Dr. Alfred. 1 1 d 6 0' 
Lambert. Jos.. S 97/ 

- Lecky, Harriet, 21 4 
W. E. H., 30 n 7/ 

*— Levis, Mary Elten, 1 7 n Me 
— » Llewellyn, Madeline G., 5 o4/ 

Loewe, Siegmuod, 31 d 5/ 

Macdonald, A. G., 6 n 6 flr 

— ^- Macfarlane, John, 31 8 / 

Maple, Sir J. B., 8 d 12 d~9' d 7 <^ 

— — Mason, Anne, 3 d 9 a 

May, P. W.. 13 o 9/ 

M«Calmont, Capt. Thoa., 8 7> 

Mee, Alice Anne, 1 d 5 a 

Miles, A. W., 26060 

^— Mosmao, Harriet Annie, 17 4 6 a 

Mounsey, Edw., 10 d 6/ 

— - Mountain, Henry, 17 13/ 
Mulr, Sir John, 19 d 8/ 

- Murphy, John» 3 a 1 a 



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Wills and Be4a68t8 (continued), 
Nash. MHriiinnp W.. a . 9 <j 

Nicholson, ^ir ( has., 2^ d A d 

-r O'UHra Alicia I. H.. 17 o 13/ 
^ Peckover, Susanna, '* d ii d 

Petrt*. Hon. rh.Hrlotfe K.. 15 4 12 « 

Richmond Geo.. 22 d A d 

Koberts C. VV., Ui« \ie 

i— Robinson AW. Bpi j. I3 o rti 

-= Rutherfoid. Lillias Watt, i 7 n II i 

' — ^nn1ue^('hft»., i3o 6 & 

Sax (on, Chas., 4 n H r 

Sohcnley. MaryE,2l d SJ 

Schlti»8er, F. W . « no/ 

Senfield (\>untc»s<i of. \ did 

' Scale Hayne, (has., 8 d 9 r 

■ felingsby. (apt. Thoa., 17 ©13^ 

i Smith Thos., \no\)/ 

Sneath Mri. M. 8 d l'2c 

Speirs, Alex.y rf7ci-28rf 11/ 

Sponar. Kllen, 'A v S d 

- Spuiifeon. Mrs., li'w 12 o 

StHndflt^ld, Thos., 2.t rfirf 

Stephen, — , 2 d Vt d 

- Stevenson, Henry. 29 ^7/ 

.= — Stewart, Sir M. K. S.. 31 d 6 J 
— — Thomas, Herbert, 2'J o 6 o 

■' Rich.. lanH a 

i Trimmer, R. G., 10 n 13/ 

Tullis, Datid. 31 ddf 

. Turner, Grace K , 29 o 6 d 

: Col. Henry. 10 n i;</ 

• Turtle. S. H., 17 n II « 

i Varieas, Judah or John. 19 o 6/ 

Vesci, Viscount de, 29 d 7 / 

Wade. IteT. W. D. A did 

Warwick, l)owa«er Coanteas of, 8 o 7/ 

£^— Webber. Dr.. S d 12 d 

WesUll, Charlotte H^laej 

^ Whittcm, E. v., Sd\2d 

= Wigjj, (^arr, 13 n 8 a— 20 n 7 * 

Wilkinson. CoL Josiah, 27 n 6 <tf 

Wood, Miss, 6 n 6 » 

V^ilson (11. W.) on Fiscal Policy, 13 • 5 e^2d o 

ba 
— ^ (J. M.) on Lord Dudley and the Govern - 

tnenl of Ireland. 23 «i 6 <^— 29^ 10/ 
— — — on Lord Spencer at the Eighty Clab, 18 

Winchester (B{^. Of) od ReaeUe Work in Alder- 

shop, 2M ft 10 « 
Windward Islands. ^7 o 9 S 
Winson (J. H.) on Eduoable, 9 <2 11/ 
Wirelesa Telegraphy. «m TblborafrU 
With the Viceroy in the Persian Uulf, 28 d 6 a 

—29 d6a 
Wolff (Sir U. D.) on the Macedonian Question, 

22o9a 
Wolf (Lucien)on the Ilirsch Millions. iA d 5 J 
Wolseley (Sir Capel) on Trade in the White 

Sea, 2 '/ 9 
Wolverhampton, Municipal Trading at, Letter 

on, 1 d'^y 
Women and the Bar, 8 d 10 c 
Women's Induatrial Council. Letter on, 18 d II / 

Social and Rescue Work of the Salration 

Army, Dinner in Aid of, 34 n 9 

V4 



Wof>d rSlr Etelyn) at llolt, 10 4/ 

— (Jos.) on Harrow SchiMtl, 29 d 6 c 
Woodhouse (F. J.) on Sir H. li. Soworth and 

the Free Food Leateue. \ d^f 
Woods, Koresta and Land Ueveonea, Baport, 16 

o 2d 
Woodside Home for loralid and Inflrm Ladiea; 

29 d A n 
Woodward (Wtd.) od St SartUolonieirli Hot- 

pit.il .'9 d 1 1 ff 
Wo.tlwicli Uorod^h douncd Election. 29 o 7 ^ 
Worce^t. r(;Bp.ol) and Mr. Beeby. Letter on, 2d 

d 10 d 
Work of the Municij^nlity. 8^7/ 
Workhouse Nursing 21 ll/— 80 d 6 e 
Wcrkhouses, Christmas Beer Id, Lettdr dn, T d 

1.-. 

fldvi Pri89ns, HO r/ 10 o 

Workin:; Metrs ('oilegS. 7 d 12 d 
Workmen's D»elUngs. 2 n 9/ 

Wo! tley (C. U. S,) An 1 hi« Conntltdents, '^ d ll/ 

on Mr. (Gladstone add Imported Ofaidescf 

Labour, 2ii n hj 

on Indian and British Troops in South 

Afri<;.a l d%d 

' -- (C. S.) on Fiacal Reform and Party Politictf 

1 7 o 5 S 
WBECES : " 
— - ihe Dt'wnbuin, 1 1 6 li 3 a 

the Firth c/ FoUh, 27 7 IT— 29 7/ 

^— the lerne, 3o 6 a 

- the Laurel Branch^ 2 o 7/ 

the AUnterey^ 24 n 8 c^3i d 11 il 

the OronteSt 24 oSd 

iheRnhett, 18n4d 

the Salopian 27 fi 16 d 

off St. Lawrence, 25 d 9/ 

- the South PorO'twi, 22q^/ 

the Tokn Affru, 2n6b 

WBE0K8 INQUIBY :— 

the Monterey, 3U a 16 2l 

the Rov'd Soverfijffn. lOoU d 

— ^ the Silopi't, 7 d 14 d 

Wii^htson (frof. John) On the Taatdiionof 

Wheat. 'JbdSe 

(>ir Thos.) on Ddmptng, 26 d6 d 

Wyndham (— ) at Dover, 24 13 ^—28 tf 10/-= 

29 00 u— 26 d7 e 

- in Ediiibfurgh, 28 n 9 « 

- on Fiiendly Sooietiei, 26 8 2f 

- in Liverpool, 4 d 4 d 
ai Workiuglon, 2dl€ 

Y. 

Tear's Mortality from iinakea and WUd AdinlaM 

in India, 2 1 4 d 
Yemen, Kevolt in, 19 n 6 a 
Yen Chu, on the Death of Hci^beri SneinceE. 15 

d 120 t- -*, 

Yeoman (K. C.) on the German Bmperor and 

Waterloo, 26 d bj 
York GimcraCk Cldb. Dinner, 6 d 8 # 
Yorkshire Board of Legal Stndiea. 1 4 • 

- Incorporated Board of Legal Stadiei, 88 H 
6./ 

River Pollution in. 8 8 d 

University, the Propoaed^ 8 d 6 i' 



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Yorkshire N^ojl Traia, C«9ttor oa, 7 i 6 I 

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