INDEX.

B

Bennett Judgment, the, 270-charges against Mr. Bennett, 270-
Christ's Presence in the Eucharist, 271-expressions in the New
Testament on this subject, 273-transubstantiation according to the
definition of the Fourth Council of Lateran, 280-tendency in the
Protestant Church for the purely outward and material view, 285-
relation of the two conflicting tendencies in England, 286-the
Catechism in the time of James I., 289-modern expressions, 290-
other aspects of the judgment, 293-general conclusion, 295-8.
Berkeley, George, Bishop of Cloyne, review of Fraser's edition of the
complete works of, 1-notice of Berkeley, 2-4-his early works and
studies, 5-Toland, 13-Berkeley's sympathies for Cartesianism,
16-22-his successes in London, 27-on the Continent, 28-the
South Sea and the Bermuda schemes, 29-33-his antipathy to
Collins, 34-attacks and condemns freethinking, 35-leading features
of his philosophical character and work, 39-46.

Burckhardt, J., review of his 'Cultur der Renaissance,' 114.

C

Colebrooke, Henry Thomas, review of the Life of, 461-his career as a
servant of the East India Company, 463-revival of Greek culture,
463-Colebrooke in Madras and Calcutta, 465-his interest in
Sanskrit literature, 466-his progress, 471-caste, 472-5-at
Nagpur, 475-his works, 475-83-his death, 485-his scholarship,

485.

Corea, review of works relating to, 299-description of a recent writer,
300-history of it, 300-introduction of Christianity, 302-Pierre
Li, 304-beginnings of the Roman Catholic propaganda, 304-
survey of the kingdom, 307-22-the French missionaries, 323—
war between the French and the Coreans, 324-9-American
demonstration, 330-3.

F

Fiji Islands, review of correspondence and documents relating to, 429--
deportation of South Sea Islanders, 429-prophecies of Bishop
Patteson, 431-Lord Normanby's despatch, 433-Mr. Pritchard's
despatch, 435-Colonel Smythe's reports to the Secretary of State
for the Colonies, 437-population of the islands, 438-Fiji Cotton,
441-address from the Fijian King, 443-establishment of the
Fijian Government, 444-Intercolonial Conference at Melbourne,
444-debate in the House of Commons on a protectorate of Fiji, 453
-feelings of other nations as to the possession of harbours in the
Pacific, 458-61.

Fraser, Professor, review of his edition of the complete works of Bishop
Berkeley. See Berkeley.

G'

Grote's Aristotle, review of, 515-the life of Aristotle, 519-Peri-
patetics, 523-death of Alexander the Great, 524-fate of the
library and MSS. of Aristotle, 526-Zeno and the Stoics, 529-
exoteric discourses, 534-Aristotle's philosophy, 537-the logical
treatises, 538-the Organon, 549-the treatise on the soul, 551-
Grote's fragment, 556.

H

Helps, Arthur, review of his Thoughts upon Government,' 83-the
public revenue, 84-functions of civil government, 85-those of
Great Britain, 86-Parliament, its obstructiveness and want of
foresight, 88-91-paternal governments, 92-of the expenditure of
the country, 97-the Post Office, and the diplomatic and consular
services, 98-vexatious effects of parsimony, 99-confusion of the
legislative and administrative functions of Government, 101-India
and its Government, 103-wise and discriminating quality in a
Minister in the selection of his subordinates, 108-object of Govern-
ment, 111-constitution of the House of Lords, 113.

J

Japan, Reform in, 244-Marco Polo's account, 245-Mendez Pinto,
246-Francis Xavier, 247-Christianity, 248-9-the Japanese Em-
bassy in America, 250-Speeches of the Mikado and the vice-
ambassador Ito, 251-opinions of De Tocqueville and Lord Hather-
ton, 253-Japanese political and social institutions, 256-progress
of the country, 259-its corruption, 267-character of the people,
267-wants of the country, 268.

L

Life and Disease, Researches on, review of works relating to, 216-
blood of the living animal, 216-blood corpuscles, 219-bioplasm,
222-disease, 228-zymotic or infectious disease, 229-consump-
tion, 238-44.

M

Medicine and Surgery, review of works relating to, 488-experience
as to medicine and as to surgery, 488-9-anesthetics, 490-lithotrity,
492--ovariotomy, 494-amputation, 495-extraction of diseased
bones, 497-club-foot and squint, 497-tumours, 498-skin-grafting,
499-surgical revivals, 500-midwifery, 501-triumphs of surgery,
502-mortality in barracks, 503-hospitals, 504-phlebotomy, 505
-Bright's disease, 507-the diaphonoscope, 508-tools of the medical
man, 509-treatment of lunacy, 511-hopes for the future, 514.

N

Naval Tactics, the Past and the Future of, review of works relating to,
559-tactical periods, 562-Greece, 563-Venice, 564-Spain, 566
-England, 567-Holland, 568-France, 571-modern battles, 574-
83-steam-rams, 584-possibility of applying the Kriegsspiel to
naval campaigns, 589 note.

P

Pombal, Memoirs of the Marquis of, review of works relating to, 179—
John V., 183-4-King Joseph, 188-family of the Marquis of
Pombal, 186-in office, 188-his services, 189-blow aimed at the
power of the Inquisition, 190-the General Company of Grand
Para and Maranham, 192-earthquake of Lisbon, 193-restrictions
on Portuguese commerce, 197-hostility to the Minister, 199-
arrests and executions of the nobles, 201-2-punishment of the
Jesuits, 203-dispute about Nova Colonia, 204-Carvalho's de-
meanour towards the Holy See, 207-his other acts, 209-close of
his career, 211-his personal appearance, 212-his character, by
Sir P. Francis, 213-5.

Popes and the Italian Humanists, review of works relating to the, 114
-Humanism, 116-Dante's 'Divina Commedia,' 117-Petrarch
and Boccaccio, 117-revived study of the Classics, 118-the Greek
revival, 119-Chrysoloras, 119-the Council of Constance, 122-
Poggio and the Latin authors, 123-Pope Martin V., 123-the
popes at Florence, 124-6-study of antiquity, 127-Thomas of
Sarzana, 128-the Vatican library, 132-Calixtus III. and Pius II.,
133-connexion of the latter with the literary conditions of his age,
136-Sixtus IV., 142-secularisation of the Papacy, 143-Leo X.,
143-Giovanni Pico di Mirandola, 144-Savonarola, 145—6—
Alexander VI., 147—Julius II., 147.

R

Reumont, Alfred von, review of his 'Geschichte der Stat Rom,' 114.

S

Shakspearian Interpretations, New, 335-errors and obscurities, 335-
editors, 336-illustrations from popular field sports, 339-60-ob-
scure points connected with the natural history, rural botany, and
social usages of Shakspeare's time, 360-73.

Southern States since the War, review of works relating to, 148—
reconstruction of the fabric of civilisation, 149- the liberated
negroes, 151-isolation of the Southern people, 153-slavery and
slave owners, 155-cotton cultivation, 156-coal-fields of Alabama,
157 reorganisation of the agricultural labour of the South, 158-
negroes, 159-revival and improved systems of cotton culture, 164-
70-faults of the Southern whites, 170-the Ku-Klux-Khan, 170–
3-complete restoration of prosperity, 174-9.

Stockmar, Baron, review of the Memorials of, 374-his life, 374—his
manners and opinions, 377-his parentage and early life, 378—
marriage of Prince Leopold to Princess Charlotte, 379-the English
Royal Family, 380-death of Princess Charlotte, 382-birth of
Queen Victoria, 383-offer of the crown of Greece to Prince Leo-
pold, 383-administration of the Duke of Wellington, 385-Prince
Polignac, 386-fate of his master and him, 387-allowance to Prince
Leopold, 387-who becomes King of the Belgians, 388-his position
in Belgium, 389-M. Gendebien and M. Van der Weyer, 390—

accession of William IV., 390-1-Donna Maria, Queen of Portugal, 392-accession of the Queen of England, 394-Sir Herbert Taylor, 394-Prince Albert, 396-7-Baron Stockmar's duties, 396-8-the Czar Nicholas's conversations, 399-Baron Bunsen, 401-Patent of the King of Prussia, 402-Revolution of February 1848, 403— dispute as to the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein, 405-death of Baron Stockmar, 406. Stuarts, Les Derniers, à Saint Germain-en-Laye, review of, 47-the old château at, 47-James II. of England, 47-Mary Beatrice, his Queen, 48-51-the Pretender, 50-Clementina Sobieski, 53-monastery of La Trappe, 53-convent of Chaillot, 54-Scotch College in Paris and the papers there,,55-7-Cardinal of York, 59-60-Dr. Watson and the Stuart papers, 60-1-the Malatesta papers, 63the Leeds papers, and those at Trinity College, Dublin, and the Dublin Royal Academy, 63-those at Modena, and in France, 64-5 -death and funeral of James II., 66—and of Queen Mary Beatrice, 70-second marriage of James II. (when Duke of York), 71– Burnet's account of Queen Mary Beatrice, 77-her letters, 79-81her character, 81-2.

Surgery, review of works relating to.

T

See Medicine and Surgery.

Terrestrial Magnetism, review of works relating to, 407-declination of the needle, 408-discovery of the magnetic pole, 410---Baron A. von Humboldt's investigations, 411-periodical character of the disturbances and their cosmical character, 414-9-magnetic survey of Canada, 427--and of the Eastern Archipelago, 427.

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Zeller, J., review of his 'Italic et la Renaissance,' 114.

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