ruins of, 213 et seq.-Hermopolis
Magna, 573-Aphroditopolis, 575-
religion of the ancient Egyptians,
584-influence of Egypt on ancient
culture, 587.

Italy and Tunis, 139.

Jaubert, Souvenirs de Mme. C.,' re-
viewed, 70--her salon, ib.

Jebb, Professor, his 'Electra of Sopho-
cles,' 309 et seq.

Joubert, Mr., the Boer leader, 273.
Jungfrau, the ascent of the, 378.
Kasr-Essaid, treaty of, 138.

Kasr Karoon in the Fayoum, 48.
Kasr Nimroud in the Fayoum, 47.
KHEMI, THE LAND OF: Part II., THE
LABYRINTH AND THE LAKES, 36—
the Bahr Youssef, 37-Pyramid of
Howara, 39-Lake Mœris, 42-croco-
dile-worship, 43-sugar traffic, 46—
Kasr Karoon, 48-sugar cultivation,
ib.-the chief of the Bedouins, 49—
attractions of the Fayoum, 52-Part
III., OLD AND NEW, 212-Isembheb,
213-Egyptian bricks, 215-Minieh,
216-change in native character, 221
-irrigation system, 222-the kurbash,
223-administration of the Daira
Sanieh, 225-obstacles to foreign
colonisation, 227-Part IV., SOCIETY
IN THE PROVINCES, 338-Minieh, ib.
-a Coptic marriage, 339-funerals,
343-the gorge of Tehneh, 344 et seq.
-Surarieh, 347-Zowyeh el Miuteen,
350-Ameni's tomb, 352.
Killarney, vacation rambles in, 175.
KING BEMBA'S POINT: A WEST AFRI-
CAN STORY, 91.

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LABYRINTH AND THE LAKES: THE LAND
OF KHEMI, Part II., 36.
LAND BILL IN THE LORDS, THE, 405
- the
sensational legislation, ib.
Land Bill in the Commons, 407-
apathy regarding it, 406-its treat-
ment in the Lords, 407-the differ-
ence between the Houses, 409-ef-
fects of the Bill on the Irish, 411.
LAND OF KHEMI, THE: Part II., THE
LABYRINTH AND THE LAKES, 36-
Part III., OLD AND NEW, 212-Part
IV., SOCIETY IN THE PROVINCES, 338
-Conclusion, EXCAVATIONS AT ISEM-
ВНЕВ, 572.

Lanfrey, Pierre, 87.

LATIN LESSON, THE: BOY AND GIRL,
611.

Lausanne, Gibbon's life at, 239.

Lenoir, M., his account of the Fayoum,
36.

LESSON, THE LATIN: BOY AND GIRL,
611.

LIGHTER SPANISH POETRY IN ENGLISH
METRE, by H. K., 387-IDYLL, ib.-
TO MY LADY'S EYES, 388-EPIGRAM,

Maes-How in Orkney, 401.

'Malagrowther, the Letters of Mala-
chi, 513 et seq.

Malingering in prison, 33.

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Malot, Hector, his Séduction,' 721.
MEININGEN COMPANY AND THE LON-
DON STAGE, THE, 248 German
studies in Shakespeare, ib.. the
Meiningen Company on Drury Lane
stage, 249-excess of spectacle, 250
-Macready's Shakespearian revivals,
251-Mr. Edwin Booth, 252 - Mr.
Irving, 254-influence of the foreign
stage, 256-Julius Cæsar," 258-
shouldering aside of dramatic inter-
est, 261.

Mendoza's lyrics, 392.

Middleton's 'Vindication of Free In-
quiry,' 235.
Minieh, 216, 338.

MINISTRY, THE STUMP, 666.
Mæris, Lake, 42.

Moffatdale, rambles in, 174.

Morley, Mr. John, his 'Life of Cobden '
reviewed, 793.

Mousa, the broch of, 399.

Musset, De. Mme. Jaubert's recollec-
tions of, 74.

Neaves, Lord, his sheriffship of Ork-
ney, 396.

NEW DON QUIXOTE, A, 469-Mr. Duf-
field's translation reviewed, th.
Nile boat, launch of a, 354.
Northcote, Sir Stafford, his application
of limited liability to the Scotch
banks, 504.

Oberaarjoch, the, 380.

OBERLAND, WITH CHRISTIAN ALMER
IN THE, 375.

OLD TRAMP, HINTS FOR AN AUTUMNAL
RAMBLE BY AN, 393.
Orkney, touring in, 394.

Oxford Fellows in the time of Gibbon,
234.

P. and O., the cuisine, 125.

PERIOD, THE FIXED: Part I., 413-
Part II., 553-Part III., 681.
"Peter the Hermit," by David Scott,
605.
Picnics, 111.
Pinedjem, 214.

Tunis, 131.
Prato, Count, 531.

Pre-Raphaelite movement, 590.
PRISON-LIFE, REMINISCENCES OF, 21.
PRIVATE SECRETARY, THE: Part IX.,
53-Part X., 184-Conclusion, 287.
PYRENEES, THE, 616-watering-places
in the, 619, 622-hotels, 624-legends,
629-Basque songs, 630- Republic
of Andorra, 632.
Pyrenean picnics, 118.
Quevedo, Sonnet from, 392.

Radicalism, latent," in France, 445.
RECOLLECTIONS À LA FOURCHETTE, 106
-youthful memories, ib. - picnics,
111-shooting lunches, 112-river
fare, 117 Pyrenean picnics, 118-
Roman cookery, 121-banquet at the
Suez Canal, 122-eating on board
ship, 123.

REFORM, TARIFF, 542.
REMINISCENCES OF PRISON-LIFE, 21-

uniformity of prison regulations, ib.
-subjugation of female to male
criminals, 22-indifference of crimi-
nals, 24-the pedigree of criminals,
25-heredity in crime, 26-drink and
crime, 28-conduct-marks, 30-prison
sanitation, 31-influences on crimi
nals, 32 et seq.-possibilities of re-
formation, 34.

Republicanism and woman's influence,
429 et seq.

Rhoda, salubrity of, 353—launch of a
Nile boat, 354.

Rhone, wanderings on the, 177.
ROBERTSON, J. LOGIE: HOLIDAYS, 228
-SUNSET ON THE LOMONDS, ib.
Roland, Basque Song of, 630.
Rousseau, M., his Annales Tunisi-
ennes,' 129-Goldoni's visit to, 540.
Roustan, M., his policy in Tunis, 132.
Salisbury, Lord, and the Irish Land
Bill, 407 et seq.-his speeches at New-
castle, 645.

Schiller, his Chorus from the "Eumen-
ides," 328.

Schreckhorn, the couloirs of the, 383-
ascent of the, 385.

Scotch banks and limited liability, the
505.

Scotch banks, the, their application to
Parliament for unlimited liability,
507.

SCOTT, DAVID, R.S.A., 589.

Scott, Sir Walter, his Letters of Mala-
chi Malagrowther,' 513 et seq.
SECRET OF THE STRADIVARIUS, THE,
771.

SECRETARY, THE PRIVATE: Part IX.,
53-Part X., 184-Conclusion, 287.
Shooting lunches, 112.

Sophocles, the "Electra" of, 306 et

seq.

250.

Stage, influence of the foreign, on the
British, 256.

STANDERTON, THE DEFENCE OF, 1,
264.

START, A FALSE: A MORAL COMEDY,
331.

Strabo, his account of the Labyrinth,
40.

STRADIVARIUS, THE SECRET OF THE,
771.

Sugar industry in Egypt, 46, 48.
SUNSET ON THE LOMONDS, by J. LOGIE
ROBERTSON, 228.

Surarich, excavations at, 347.
TARIFF REFORM, 542-refutation of
Free Trade predictions, ib.-Radical
panaceas for agricultural distress,
544-waning manufactures, 546-
Fair Trade suggested, 547 et seq.-
tariff reform and Ireland, 531.
Tehneh, the gorge of, 344 et seq.
Thackeray and Cobden, 800.
Thomson, Dr., on the

Nature of Crime,' 27.

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THREATENED ABOLITION OF BANK-
NOTES, THE, 502-Mr. Gladstone's
financial reputation, 502-the Scotch
banks and limited liability, 505 et seq.
-their application to Parliament, 507
-objections of the Government, ib.
-State claim to issue notes, 509.
TRAMP, AN OLD: HINTS FOR THE VA-
CATION RAMBLE, 164.
TRANSVAAL, BESIEGED IN THE: DE-
FENCE OF STANDERTON, 1, 264.
TRANSVAAL, JOTTINGS FROM THE: THE
BOERS AT HOME, 753,

TUNIS, 128-its history, ib.-French
connection with, 130-British rela-
tions with, ib.-the Sultan's firman,
131 M. Roustan's policy, 132-
French hostilities, 134-treaty of
Kasr-Essaid, 138-attitude of Italy,
139.

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UNCLE Z. No. I., 143-No. II., 355—
Conclusion, 448.

Union, the Scotch banks and the Treaty
of, 516.

VACATION RAMBLE, HINTS FOR THE,
BY AN OLD TRAMP, 164.

"Vasco de Gama encountering the
Spirit of the Storm," by David
Scott, 604,

WAR CORRESPONDENT, THE ADVEN-
TURES OF A, 724.

Wight, Isle of, rambles in, 164.
WILSON, THE LATE ANDREW, 141.
WORDS OF WISDOM FROM GOETHE, by
J. S. B., 785.

W. W. S., Io VICTIS, by, 665.

Z., UNCLE: No. I., 143-No. II., 355
-Conclusion, 448.

Zowych el Miuteen, its tombs, 350.