THE trumpeters in a row,
With a note as clear as a bell,
And all the flutes and the fifes below,
And the brazen throats, and the strings of fire,
That the Mother, the Queen, the heart's desire, From her palace forth doth go.
Princes, form in array!
Great ye are, and greater may be; But only guards and vassals to-day To the Lady enshrined in duty and love; Pacing forth on her way
In weakness of age, and in power above All words we can sing or say.
The streets that sound like the sea When the tumult of life is high,
Now, in a murmur of voices free, Hum and ripple and rustle and stir, Straining each eye to see—
To gaze and to watch and to wait for Her Whose subjects and lovers they be.
Sons and lovers and subjects all,
The high and the low together
From Princes that ride in the festival
To us in the crowd who but shout and gaze;
Rendering, every man and all,
Thanks to our God for her lengthened days
And the nation's festival.
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Hark! what is this which hushes the crowd?
A sound of silence amid the noise;
The sweep of a pause through the plaudits loudA moment, a stillness, a start, a stir
The great heart of the multitude Holding its breath as it waits for Her, One being in all the crowd.
She is coming, is coming! the Queen! the Queen!
Here is our moment in all the day.
One voice for all, and the air serene Quivers, as if a storm blew by:
A little more, and there had been Gates burst apart in the very sky, To hear a whole nation shouting on high- The Queen! the Queen! the Queen!
ACQUISITION, A DOUBTFUL, 810. Africa, changes in, during the Victorian era, 616.
Alexander I., legend respecting the Czar, 257 et seq.
ALL BRITISH TRANS PACIFIC CABLE, THE, 269.
AMATEUR NATURALIST, EVOLUTION AND THE, 561.
Amateur naturalist, value of a know-
ledge of Darwinism to the, 563 et seq. Anæsthetics, the discovery of, 605, 620. ANOTHER YEAR'S PROGRESS IN EGYPT :
LORD CROMER'S REPORT, 592. ARCTIC, FRANKLIN AND THE, 238. 'Ascent of Woman, the,' by Mrs Roy Devereux, notice of, 104, 106 et seq. Atterbury, Bishop, conspiracy of, 91- defence and equivocation of, 98. Australia, growth of, during the Vic- torian era, 613.
Bannockburn, account of the battle of, from Sir T. Gray's Chronicle, 51 et seq. Barrie, Mr J. M., Margaret Ogilvy' by, notice of, 481.
Beaconsfield, Lord, hold of, on the popular mind, 426-attack on Eastern policy of, 427-his Eastern policy the national policy, 428-vindication of Eastern policy of, ib. et seq.-services rendered by, to Balkan States, 442. BILLIARDS, CONCERNING: GOSSIP ABOUT THE GAME AND ITS DEVOTEES, 545. Billiards, the game of, origin of, 545 -modern developments of, 546 peculiarities in players of, 549 championship of, 551. BISHOP'S PLOT, THE, 90. Blachford, Lord, connection of, with the 'Times,' 705, 710.
Blessington, Lady, novels of, 639 et seq. BLUE JAR, THE, 553.
BOOKS, RECENT-FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
Breaking of retrievers, the, 745 et seq. Brest, alleged betrayal of the English attack on, by Marlborough, 798 et seq.
British navy, proposed additions to, 572 -men required for, 574 et seq. Brown, Mr A. L., scheme of, to defeat the bill for a close-time for trout in Scotland, 875.
BURMA, HOW THE FAMINE CAME TO, 536. Burma, the famine of 1896-97 in, 536
et seq.-description of the upper and lower provinces of, 536-districts of, where crops have failed, 539- the small peasant proprietors of, 540- opening of famine works in, 541- private charities in, 543.
'Burns, The Centenary,' by W. E. Henley and T. F. Henderson, notice of, 464.
BUSTED BLUE DOLL, THE, 700. Cable, the Trans-Pacific, outline of the history of the scheme, 269 et seq.- the present position of the project, 275-the objections to, ib.-the best route for, 276-the cost of, 277- the strategical importance of, 278. CABOT, JOHN AN ANNIVERSARY STORY, 838.
Cabot, John, discovery of North America by, 840 et seq.-documents regarding expeditions of, 841-conclusions as to voyages of, 844, 848-relics of second expedition of, 851.
Cabot, Sebastian, early life of, 844, 846 -treacherous conduct of, 844 et seq. -discovery of North America claimed by, 846.
'Cabot's Discovery of North America' by G. E. Weare, notice of, 840. CALIFORNIA, SOME IMPRESSIONS SOUTHERN, 172.
California, Southern, country life in, 172 the wild flowers of, 173-the climate of, 175-invalids and, 177— the fauna of, 178. Callwell, Major C. E., Effect of Mari- time Command on Land Campaigns since Waterloo' by, notice of, 405. Canada, growth of, during last sixty years, 616.
Canal-boat, from Edinburgh to Glas- gow in a, 601.
CANNING, HARCOURT AND, 877. Canning, Mr, utterances of, in Spanish war of 1823, 878-Sir William Har- court's references to, at the Eighty Club, 881.
CELTIC RENASCENCE, THE, 181. Celtic Renascence, M. Renan and the, 181-Matthew Arnold's connection with the, 182-Mr William Sharp and the, 184-Ossian and the, ib.-erron- eous claims made by believers in the, 187 et seq.
China, the encroachment of Russia on, 280-the partition of, 281-the con- cessions of, to Russia, 282-the war between Japan and, 284-the true British policy regarding, 285 et seq.- the expansion of English trade with, 288-the Christian Powers in, 289- the position of Germany in, 290-Li Hung Chang and the Government of, 293-railway-making in, 294- hin- drances to development in, 295. CHINESE OYSTER, THE, 280. Chesney, Sir George, notice of 'The Dilemma' by, 223.
CHRONICLE, A SOLDIER'S, 45.
Church, changes in the, during the Queen's reign, 617.
CITY OF MANY WATERS, A, 485. CLOSE-TIME FOR TROUT IN SCOTLAND, A, 869.
Close-time for trout, a, in England and Wales, 870-in Ireland, 871-want of, in Scotland, ib.- recent legislation regarding, 872 et seq.
Comyn, account of Bruce's murder of, by Sir T. Gray, 50.
CONCERNING BILLIARDS: GOSSIP ABOUT THE GAME AND ITS DEVOTefs, 545. Corn-growing, decrease of, in Britain,
Corps of Guides, the, formation of, 625 -equipment of, 626-early gallantry of, ib. et seq.-march of, from Pesha- war to Delhi, 628-services of, during the Mutiny, ib. et seq.—distinction of "Queen's Own" conferred upon, 632 -campaigns of, in Afghanistan, ib. Cotes, Mrs Everard, The Story of Sonny Sahib' by, 225.
Cotton, Sir Arthur, report on the Goda- very district by, 856-engineering works carried out by, 857 et seq.- success of the experiment of, 861- testimony of, as to prevention of Indian famines, 868.
Couch, Mr Quiller, 'The Splendid Spur' by, 189.
Cretan question, debates on the, in the House of Commons, 736 et seq. Croly, Rev. George, the novels of, 647.
CROMER'S, LORD, REPORT: ANOTHER YEAR'S PROGRESS IN EGYPT, 592. DARIEL: A ROMANCE OF SURREY, Chapters XII.-XV., 58-XVI. -XX., 192 -XXI.-XXIV., 367-xxv.-XXX., 514- XXXI.-XXXIV., 668-xxxv.-XXXVIII.,
772. D'ARTAGNAN, THE REAL MONSIEUR: "A GENTLEMAN OF FRANCE," 759. D'Artagnan, M., the Mémoires' of, 759 early career of, 761-life in Paris of, 763-joins the Mousquet- aires, 765 enters the service of Cardinal Mazarin, 766-secret em- bassies of, ib. et seq.-promotion of, by King Louis XIV., 769-command of the Mousquetaires bestowed on, 770-death of, 771.
Devereux, Mrs Roy, The Ascent of Woman' by, reference to, 104 et seq. 'Dilemma, The,' by Sir George Chesney, notice of, 223.
DISRAELI VINDICATED, 427.
DOLL, THE BUSTED BLUE, 700. Dollar, The Land of the,' by Mr G. W. Steevens, notice of, 471.
Domestic lighting, improvements in, during the Queen's reign, 605. DOUBTFUL ACQUISITION, A, 810.
Dress, various fashions in, during the Queen's reign, 623.
EARLY VICTORIAN FICTION, 636. EASTERN QUESTION IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY, THE SALADIN AND KING RICHARD, 389.
Education Bill, clauses of the, 449- misrepresentations regarding the, 450
Effect of Maritime Command on Land Campaigns since Waterloo' by Major C. E. Callwell, notice of, 405. Egerton, Mrs Fred., 'Life of Sir Geoffrey Phipps Hornby' by, notice of, 405. Egerton, Mrs George, 'Keynotes' by, 405.
EGYPT, ANOTHER YEAR'S PROGRESS IN: LORD CROMER'S REPORT, 592. Egypt, Lord Cromer's report on the financial condition of, 592 et seq.- railway traffic of, 593-the continued British occupation of, 597. 'Eight Days' by Mr R. E. Forrest, notice of, 223.
Electricity, triumphs achieved by, during the Queen's reign, 609.
Elgiva, Queen, cruelties practised on, 488.
ELRICK WALKS, 823.
'Engineering Works of the Godavari Delta, the,' by G. T. Walch, noticed, 853 et seq.
En Route' by M. J. P. Huysmans, notice of, 455.
EVOLUTION AND THE AMATEUR NATU- Greeks, Sir William Harcourt's sym-
FEMINISM, THE PSYCHOLOGY OF, 104. FICTION, EARLY VICTORIAN, 636. FICTION, THE INDIAN MUTINY IN, 218. Fiction of the early Victorian school, the, 636 et seq.-three groups of, 638 -the Society novels of, ib. et seq.—the historical novels of, 645-the adven- ture school of, 648 et seq.
Field, Mrs, Bryda,' a novel by, noticed, 225.
Field, Mr Cyrus W., connection of, with Atlantic cables, 269.
"FIELD, THE SENATE AND THE," 733. Fitzgerald, Admiral C. C. Penrose, 'Life of Sir George Tryon' by, notice of, 405.
Flinders, Matthew, voyages of discovery by, 241 et seq.
'Flotsam,' by Mr Seton Merriman, notice of, 226.
Forrest, Mr R. E., novels of the Mutiny by, 223.
FORTY-ONE YEARS IN INDIA, 297. France, M. Anatole, 'L'Orme du Mail by, noticed, 455.
Franking letters, the practice of, 602. FRANKLIN AND THE ARCTIC, 238. 'Franklin, Life of Sir John,' by Mr H. D. Traill, review of, 238 et seq. Franklin, Sir John, early life of, 240- presence of, at the battle of Copen- hagen, 241--appointment of, to the Investigator, ib. at Trafalgar, 243 -first Arctic voyage of, 244-second, ib., 246-third, ib., 247-diplomatic mission of, 250-Governor of Tas- mania, 252-story of the last voyage of, 254 et seq.-character of, 256. FRESH START, A, 158. "GENTLEMAN OF FRANCE, A:" THE REAL MONSIEUR D'ARTAGNAN, 759. Gisborne, Mr F. N., originator of the Atlantic cable, 269. GOAT, THE: HIS USEFUL QUALITIES, AND HOW HE CAME BY THEM, 398. Goat, the, contrast between, and the sheep, 398-liberal supply of milk from, 399-climbing powers of, 400- peculiarities of, 402-future of, 404. Godavery delta, engineering works carried out at the, 855 et seq.-com- pletion of the works at the, 862- wonders wrought at the, 867. GORDON'S STAFF-OFFICER AT KHARTOUM, 317.
Gray, Maxwell, 'In the Heart of the Storm' by, noticed, 224.
Gray, Sir Thomas, account of the 'Scala- cronica' by, 45 et seq.
GREAT SIBERIAN IRON ROAD, THE, 1.
pathy with the, 877.
'Green Fire,' by Miss Fiona Macleod, notice of, 189.
GUIDES, THE QUEEN'S OWN, 625. Gunnaram Aqueduct, building of the, 862.
Gun-shyness, uselessness of dogs affected with, in sport, 748-instances of, due to mismanagement in breaking, ib.— prevention of, 750-cure of, 757. HALCYON DAYS, 37.
Hannson, Fru Marholm, 'Modern Woman' by, notice of, 108.* HARCOURT AND CANNING, 877. Harcourt, Sir William, utterances of, in the war between Greece and Tur- key, 877 et seq.-conduct of, in the Transvaal difficulties, 880-statements of, as regards the motives of the Eu- ropean Powers, 883.
Harrisse, Mr, researches of, on the
Cabot expedition, 841 et seq. passim. Henty, Mr G. A., Indian novels by, 225. Hindu-Kush, the Kafirs of the,' by Sir
George Robertson, notice of, 364. Hopper, Miss Nora, the poems of, 189. 'Hornby, Life of Sir Geoffrey Phipps,' by Mrs Egerton, notice of, 405. House-furnishings, changes in, during Victorian era, 621 et seq.
HOW THE FAMINE CAME TO BURMA, 536. HUNGARIAN LOVE-STORY, A, 100. Huysmans, M., 'En Route' by, notice of, 455.
Hyde, Dr, peasant songs of Ireland by, 189.
Ibsen, Henrik, notice of 'Little Eyolf,' by, 113.
INDIA, FORTY-ONE YEARS IN, 297. India, the route to, shortened by the Suez Canal, 611-the Queen as Em- press of, ib.
Indian famines, the problem of prevent- ing, 854 et seq.
INDIAN MUTINY IN FICTION, THE, 218. Indian Mutiny, the, an epoch-making date in history, 297-false security be- fore, 298-causes of, ib. et seq.-Lord Roberts' part in, 300 et seq.-real nature of, 303-results of, 305, 612. INDIAN ROMANCE, AN : A LESSON OF THE FAMINE, 852.
IRELAND REALLY OVERTAXED, IS? 118. IRISH HOME, RECOLLECTIONS OF AN, 578.
Irwin, H. C., A Man of Honour' by, notice of, 230.
IS IRELAND REALLY OVERTAXED? 118. James, G. P. R., the novels of, 648. JAR, THE BLUE, 553.
"JÓ REGGELT!" A HUNGARIAN LOVE- {STORY, 100.
JOE, TRAVELLING, 420.
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