Treasury, [27]
MONTENEGRO.--ARMY, mobilisation, [362].
SERBIA, relations with, [362].
WAR, declaration of, [362], 26
---- Nicolas, King of, his speech at the opening of the Skupshtina, [361]
MORATORIUM, in United Kingdom, [169], [262], 25;
in Norway, [401];
in Spain, [381]
MORLEY, Lord, Lord President of the Council, resigns, [173]
MUNRO-Ferguson, R. C., appointed Governor-General of Australia, 5
MURRAY, Lord, charges against, [32], [90]
MURRAY, Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. W., appointed Chief of the Imperial
General Staff, 36
MUSIC.--Retrospect of: BEECHAM season, 73.
CONCERTS, 73, 74.
Covent Garden, 72.
DRURY Lane operas, 73.
LONDON Choral Society, 74.
London Symphony Orchestra, 74.
OPERAS, 72, 73;
Russian, 73.
PROMENADE Concerts, 74.
Provincial festivals, abandonment, 74.
QUEEN'S Hall Symphony Orchestra, 74.
ROYAL Choral Society, 74.
Royal Philharmonic Society, 73
NAPIER, J., celebration of the tercentenary of his discovery of
logarithms, 23
NAPOLEON, Princess Victor, birth of a son, 4
NATIONAL Gallery, pictures damaged by suffragists, [71], [112], 9, 66;
closed, [112], 66
---- Service League, on the claims of compulsory military service, [35]
NAVAL Brigades at Antwerp, [220], [294], [368];
British squadron at the Yser, [224], [370]
---- Engagements off Coronel, [227], [322], [492], 33;
Falkland Islands, [247], [322];
Heligoland, [193], [322], 27
---- Reserves called out, [169], 25
---- Review at Spithead, [157]
---- Ships requisitioned, 25
NAVY, activity of the, [183]
---- Estimates, [36], [46]-[50]
---- expenditure, reduction of, meetings on, [2], [7], [16]
---- League, meetings against reduction of the Navy, [2]
---- losses, Mr. Churchill on, [244]
---- Mines, dangers from, [181], [187], [219], [225], 33
---- oil, fuel for the, [123]
---- vessels, number of, 8
NETHERLANDS, THE.--ARMY, mobilisation, [372].
FINANCIAL measures, [372].
NEUTRALITY, policy of, [372].
PROPORTIONAL Representation, report, [371].
SCHELDT, fortifications, [371].
Schools question, [371].
WAR, effects of the, [373].
ZEIST, Belgian soldiers interned, riot among, 35
NEW SOUTH WALES.--FINANCE, [500].
HOLMAN, Mr., appointed Premier, [500].
MINISTRY, the new, [500].
WHEAT crop, [500]
NEW ZEALAND.--CUSTOMS returns, [503].
DEFENCE, question of, [504].
ELECTION, general, [503].
FISHER, Mr., his views on Imperial Defence, [503].
RAILWAYS, construction, [503].
VOLUNTEERS, despatch of, [504]
NEWFOUNDLAND.--BELL Island, iron mines close down, [479].
COAL and shale areas, report on, [481].
DOMINION Royal Commission, meetings, [481].
FISHERIES industry, [480], [482].
HERRING fishery, [482].
LEGISLATIVE measures, [482].
PIT-PROPS, supply of,[481].
SEAL fishery, [482];
fleet, disaster to, [482], 11.
TRADE, [480].
WAR, effects of the, [479];
measures, [482].
Wireless Telegraphy Act, [482]
NEWPORT, Alexandra Dock, new lock opened, 23
NORTH SEA minefield laid, [219], 30
NORWAY.--ARMY Estimates, [400].
BUDGET, [399].
CASTBERG, M., Minister for Commerce, his resignation, [399].
Customs tariff, [399].
DEFENCE, Commission, proposed appointment, [399], [400].
HOLTFODT, Gen., appointed War Minister, [401].
INDEPENDENCE, Centenary, [398].
LABOUR Arbitration Bill, [399].
Legislative measures, [400], [401].
Lövland, M., re-elected President of the Storthing, [399].
MALMÖ, meeting of Kings at, [391], [398], 37.
Moratorium proclaimed, [401].
NORE waterfalls, [400].
SPITZBERGEN Conference, [401];
Storthing, assembled, [399]
NOTES, issue of, in United Kingdom, [175], [262], 26
_Nürnberg_, German cruiser, cuts Pacific cable, 28
OBITUARY.--ADAM, Lord, 104;
Addison, C., 97;
Ahlwardt, H., 89;
Akimoff, G., 104;
Alexander, Lieut.-Col. R., 115;
Anderegg, M., 114;
Anderson, Major E. C., 78;
Anderson, R. J., 102;
Annesley, Lord, 112;
Anson, Sir D., 101;
Anson, Rt. Hon. Sir W. R., 95;
Anwyl, Sir E., 104;
Aoki, Viscount S., 81;
Apjohn, J. H., 90;
Arbuthnott, Viscount, 93;
Argyll, Duke of, 90;
Ashman, Sir H., 107;
Austin, J. V., 96;
Austria-Este, the Archduke F. F. of, [329], 94;
Ayrton, E. R., 92;
Ayub Khan, 88
BACON, A. O., 82;
Bacon, J. H., 79;
Baer, G. F., 90;
Barker, Gen. Sir G. D., 89;
Barker, Sir J., 114;
Barratt, T. J., 90;
Bas, Rev. H. V. Le, 79;
Battenberg, Prince Maurice V. D. of, 108;
Bavaria, Prince L. of, 104;
Beatson, Major-Gen. Sir S. B., 82;
Beaumont, Sir G. H. W., 97;
Bell, E. I., 105;
Belper, Lord, 102;
Belsey, Sir F. F., 93;
Benson, Mgr. R. H., 110;
Benson, S. H., 102;
Benyon, Major J. A., 97;
Berry, Major-Gen. G. F. De, 102;
Bertillon, A., 82;
Bigge, Major-Gen. T. S., 92;
Birch, Sir A., 110;
Birch-Reynardson, Rev. J., 93;
Blakiston, Rev. D. Y., 106;
Bond, Col. R. C., 105;
Bonser, Rt. Hon. Sir J. W., 114;
Bor, Gen. J. H., 107;
Borthwick, G., 90;
Bosanquet, Adm. G. S., 79;
Boxall, Col. Sir C. G., 85;
Brackenbury, Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir H., 89;
Bradford, Col. Sir E. R., 106;
Bradley, K. H., 107;
Brain, J. H., 97;
Branfoot, Surgeon-Gen. Sir A. M., 86;
Breitling, W. von, 89;
Brierly, Rev. J., 82;
Bristow, Rev. R. R., 86;
Brockhaus, H. E., 79;
Brough, F., 113;
Broughton, Sir D. L., 89;
Brown, J. D., 83;
Bryan, W. B., 110;
Bryant, T., 115;
Buccleuch, Duke of, 110;
Bullock, F. S., 79;
Bulwer, Sir H. E. G., 107;
Burke, H., 109;
Burland, Col. J. H., 109;
Burleigh, B., 97;
Burnett, J., 80;
Buss, Rev. S., 107;
Bywater, Prof. I., 113
CAINE, Miss L. H., 95;
Caithness, Earl of, 94;
Caldwell, Col. R. T., 106;
Calmette, G., 86;
Campbell, Sir A., 93;
Campbell, Sir F., 97;
Canney, Rev. E., 101;
Canterbury, Viscount, 83;
Capes, Rev. W. W., 110;
Carington, Rt. Hon. Sir W. H. P., 109;
Carr, Adm. H. J., 101;
Castlestewart, Earl of, 96;
Castro, J. L. de, 86;
Cavallari, Cardinal A., 113;
Cawdor, Earl, 78;
Cellier, F. A., 78;
Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. J., [144], 20, 98-100;
Charlesworth, Col. A. H., 106;
Chassevant, M., 86;
Chawner, G., 90;
Cheltnam, Mrs. J. S. L. H., 82;
Christie, Major W. C., 109;
Clarendon, Earl of, 109;
Clarke, Col. A. R., 82;
Clayton, Brig.-Gen. P., 104;
Cleland, J. W., 110;
Close-Brooks, J. B., 86;
Cochery, G., 104;
Cock, Dr. Julia A. H., 82;
Cohen, Rt. Hon. A., 112;
Colquhoun, A. R., 115;
Colvin, J. C., 112:
Connell, A. K., 85;
Connor, C. C., 82;
Conze, A., 102;
Cooke, M. M. R., 93;
Cordingley, C., 104;
Courtown, Earl of, 113;
Couturat, L., 104;
Cradock, Adm., 111;
Crichton, R., 106;
Crockett, S. R., 89;
Crookshank, H. M., 87;
Cross, Viscount, 75;
Cross, Sir A., 82;
Cullom, S. M., 80
DALGETY, Col. E. H., 101;
Danckwerts, W. O. A. J., 89;
Dasent, Sir J. R., 113;
Davenport, J. D., 96;
Davey, Rev. H. H., 92;
Davis, C., 93;
Day, Mrs. G. D., 95;
Dean, Prof. G., 94;
De Berry, Major-Gen. G. F., 102;
Deines, Gen. von, 93;
Denison, H. W., 101;
Déroulède, P., 77;
Devlin, Hon. C. R., 85;
Dobell, B., 114;
Dodd, Major G., 89;
Dodds, Sir J. S., 97;
Donne, Rev. W., 85;
Dorchester, Lady, 96;
Doughty, Sir G., [103], 90;
Douglas, Sir C., 108;
Doveton, Col. J. C., 115;
Driver, Rev. S. R., 80;
Drury, Adm. Sir C. C., 93;
Duff, Sir R., 110;
Duke, Col. O. T., 80;
Duncan, Sir J., 79;
Dunn, Rt. Rev. A. H., 113;
Durnford, Adm. Sir J., 96;
Durning-Lawrence, Sir E., 89
EARLE, Gen. J. M., 113;
Edmeades, Major-Gen, H., 88;
Edmonds, Rev. W. J., 89;
Edwards, A. O., 86;
Egerton-Warburton, P., 87;
Elgood, E. J., 106;
Ellesmere, Earl of, 101;
Ellicott, C. A., 83;
Emmerson, Hon. H. R., 101;
Ephrussi, M., 78;
Erne, Earl of, 114;
Erskine, Lieut.-Col. K. D., 110;
Evans, H., 102
FAURE, Sir P., 93;
Fausset. Rev. W. Y., 115;
Favre, Col. C., 78;
Fejervary, Baron G., 89;
Fels, J., 83;
Fenton, Lieut.-Col. M., 106;
Ferrata, Cardinal, 109;
Findlay, Brig.-Gen. N. D., 106;
Fischer, T. H., 112;
Fisher, Rev. O., 102;
Fitz-Clarence, Brig.-Gen. C., 113;
Foley, P. J., 97;
Folkard, H. C., 102;
Forbes, Baron, 97;
Forbes, Lieut.-Col. J. F., 112;
Forbes, W. H., 83;
Forrest, R. E. T., 88;
Forster, Sir C., 101;
Fournière, E., 78;
Fowle, Col. T. T., 79;
Franklyn, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. E., 110;
Fraser, A. C., 114;
Fraser, Rt. Rev. R., 87;
Fremantle, Hon. Sir C., 109;
Furness, Sir S., 106;
Fusinato, G., 107
GALLON, T., 112;
Ganz, W., 106;
Gaskell, W. H., 106;
Genée, Prof. R., 79;
Gennari, Cardinal C., 80;
St. George, Mother, 89;
Germinet, Vice-Adm., 81;
Gibson-Craig, Lieut. Sir A. C., 106;
Gilbey, Sir W., 112;
Gill, A. H., 105;
Gill, Sir D., 76;
Ginsburg, C. D., 85;
Gobat, A., 86;
Gordon, Gen. Sir T. E., 86;
Grant, Sir J. M., 113;
Grant-Wilson, Brig.-Gen. J., 81;
Graves, Baron, 79;
Green, J. R., 96;
Grey, Sir H. F., 114;
Grey, R. K., 92;
Grierson, H., 79;
Grierson, Gen. Sir J. M., 103;
Griffith, H., 83;
Grosvenor, Lord H., 115;
Grundy, S., 101;
Guernsey, Lord, 107;
Gunn, E., 80;
Günther, A. C. L. G., 81
HACKNEY, Miss M., 93;
Hake, W. A. G., 101;
Hale, Col. Sir L., 110;
Hales, J. W., 93;
Hallam-Parr, Major-Gen. Sir H., 88;
Hamilton, Major-Gen. H. I. W., 109;
Hammond, Rev. C. E., 79;
Hanna, Col. H. L., 85;
Harding, Lady, 101;
Hardy, Sir G. F., 109;
Harjes, J., 82;
Harper, R. F., 104;
Harris, R., 88;
Harrison-Broadley, Col. H. B., 115;
Harvey, W. E., 90;
Hatton, Major-Gen. V., 97;
Hawarden, Viscount, 105;
Head, B. V., 96;
Heathcoat-Amory, Sir J., 93;
Heaton, Sir J. H., 105;
Henderson, Sir J., 92;
Herkomer, Sir H. von, 84;
Herman, G. E., 86;
Heroult, P., 92;
Heyse, P. J. L. von, 87;
Hicks, G. E., 101;
Hill, Sir J. G., 97;
Hobson, Rev. R., 115;
Hogg, D. C., 104;
Hogg, Lieut.-Col. I. G., 106;
Hohenberg, Duchess of, 94;
Home, Surgeon-Gen. A. D., 104;
Honeyman, J., 78;
Hope, J., 86;
Horne, Rev. C. Silvester, [110], 92;
Hoskyns, Col. Sir C., 102;
Houston, A., 86;
Howard, H. C., 103;
Howse, Sir H. G., 106;
Humann, Adm. E., 92;
Hunter, Sir D., 97;
Huxley, Mrs. H., 88;
Hyatt, S. P., 98
IBSEN, S., 88;
Irving, L., 70, 93;
Ismay, Sir S., 96;
Ito, Count Y., 79
JACKSON, T. W., 112;
Jacomb-Hood, J. W., 86;
Jaffray, Hon. R., 114;
Japan, Dowager Empress of, [411], 87;
Jaurès, J. L., 100;
Jellicoe, Capt. J. H., 106;
Jephson, H., 80;
Jerningham, Sir H. E. H., 88;
Jessopp, Rev. A., 82;
John, Rev. M. W. F. St., 83;
Johnson, Rev. A. N., 90;
Johnson, Col. W., 115;
Jones, A. O., 115;
Jones, Rev. B. O., 79;
Jones, Major-Gen. I. R., 102;
Joyce, P. W., 78;
Jukes-Browne, A. J., 104
KATSCHTHALER, Cardinal, 83;
Kay, Lieut.-Col.
Sir W. A., 109;
Keddie, H., 78;
Kekewich, Major-Gen. R. G., 112;
Kelly, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. F., 87;
Kelly-Kenny, Gen. Sir T., 115;
Kennedy, M. G., 78;
Kershaw, S. W., 112;
Knutsford, Lord, 76;
Kopp, Cardinal G., 84;
Kossuth, F., 91;
Krantz, Vice-Adm., 83
LAKING, Sir F., 93;
Lane, R. O. B., 83;
Langley, B., 82;
Lawrence, Very Rev. W. J., 104;
Lear, Rev. F., 83;
Le Bas, Rev. H. V., 79;
Lecomte, M., 96;
Lee-Warner, Sir W., 79;
Leese, Sir J. F., 102;
Lewer, Surg.-Maj.-Gen. R., 94;
Lewis, Rev. H., 78;
Lichtwark, Prof. A., 79;
Lilburn, J., 105;
Lindsay, Lieut.-Col. H. G., 114;
Lindsay, Rev. T. M., 114;
Lindsey, Lieut.-Col. A. B., 106;
Littlejohn, Sir H. D., 107;
Llewellyn, Col. E. H., 83;
Lloyd-Anstruther, Lieut.-Col. R. H., 104;
Loder, Major E., 102;
Longstaffe, A. P., 98;
Lorimer, J. G., 82;
Lubbock, Sir N., 106;
Lucan, Earl of, 96;
Lucas, Rear-Adm. C. D., 104;
Lucas, R. J., 92
MACKWORTH, Sir A., 86;
Macnaghten, Hon. Sir E. C., 115;
Macnamara, Rev. H. D., 101;
Macpherson, Sir J. M., 78;
Mahan, Adm., 113;
Malvery, Mrs. O. C., 110;
Mansfield, H. R., 82;
Mariani, A., 88;
Markby, Sir W., 109;
Marston, E., 88;
Martin, C. T., 92;
Martin, F. T., 86;
Master, Col. T. W. C., 113;
Mather, Rev. F. V., 88;
Mathias, Col. H. H., 106;
Matsuda, M., 85;
Mattel, T., 87;
Mauser, P. von, 93;
McCabe, Sir F., 86;
McCormick, Rev. Canon J., 88;
McCrea, Major F. B., 82;
McLeod, Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. C., 78;
McMahon, Brig.-Gen. N. R., 112;
McMordie, R. J., 87;
McMurdo, Pasha, 89;
Meade, L. T., 110;
Mechelin, L., 79;
Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Grand Duke of, 94;
Mee, Rev. E. M., 115;
Melford, M., 78;
Merthyr, Lord, 104;
Millard, Rev. F. M., 96;
Miller, D., 104;
Minchin, G. M., 87;
Minto, Earl of, 84;
Mirrielees, Sir F. J., 80;
Mistral, F., 85;
Mitchell, Rev. M., 107;
Mitchell, S. W., 78;
Moberly, W. O., 81;
Monk, F. de B., 92;
Montanaro, Col. A. F., 88;
Morgan, Col. H. R. L., 113;
Morris, J., 79;
Morrison-Bell, Sir C. W., 110;
Morshead, F., 80;
Mostyn, Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir S. L., 96;
Mottram, Sir R., 88;
Muir, Dr. J., 115;
Mun, Count A. de, 108;
Murray, Sir J., 84;
Mursell, Rev. A., 93
NAPIER, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. G. C., 86;
Neuhuijs, A., 81;
Nevill, Hon. R. P., 104;
Nicholson, Adm. Sir H. F., 109;
Nixon, Rt. Hon. Sir C., 101;
Nordica, Madame, 92
O'BRIEN, Lord, 105;
Ogilvie, G., 97;
Ogilvy, Sir G. N., 110;
O'Kelly, E. P., 102;
O'Kinealy, P., 107;
Oldham, Rev. R. S., 97;
Oliphant, Gen. Sir L. J., 101;
Ommaney, Col. E. L., 88;
Omond, R. T., 80;
O'Neill, Capt. the Hon. A. E. B., 112;
Orbell, H., 87
PACE, Most Rev. Mons. P., 102;
Paton, F. W. F. N., 101;
Patrickson, T., 109;
Payne, E., 101;
Pemberton, Gen. C. B., 115;
Pena, President R. S., 103;
Pennington, F., 92;
Perrot, G., 97;
Petri, H. W., 89;
Phillippo, Hon. Sir G., 81;
Picquart, Gen., 77;
Pilkington, Col. H. L., 85;
Pitts, Hon. J. S., 80;
Pius X, Pope, [302], 26., 102;
Plowden, A. C., 104;
Pointer, J., 113;
Polavieja, Marq. de, 79; Post, C. W., 92;
Powell, Sir F., 110;
Powell, J. C., 104;
Pressensé, F. de, 77;
Price, Ven. E., 86;
Prideaux, Col. W. F., 114;
Prinsep, Sir H. T., 112;
Prowse, D. W., 80;
Pugno, S. R., 78;
Pursell, F. J., 89;
Pye-Smith, P. H., 93
RALEIGH, C., 112;
Ramsden, Sir J. W., 89;
Ransford, Rev. R. B., 89;
Rasch, Sir F. C., 107;
Rayner, Sir T. C., 93;
Reay, Rev. T. O., 96;
Redjaizadé, M. S. Bey, 80;
Ree, Sir F., 83;
Reeves, H. A., 79;
Révoil, P., 87;
Rey, Hon. Gen. J. H. de la, 106;
Richardson, H., 92;
Riis, J. A., 96;
Riley, E., 106;
Rios, Don E. M., 91;
Rivington, W. J., 83;
Roberts, Earl, [233], 34, 110;
Robertson, Lieut.-Col. P. F., 102;
Robinson, M. F., 85;
Robinson, Rt. Rev. Mons. W. C., 89;
Roca, Lieut.-Gen. J. A., 110;
Roche, J., 104;
Roche, Sir S. O'G., 114;
Rockhill, W. W., 114;
Rohan, Duc de, 78;
Rooses, M., 101;
Rose, Capt. Sir F., 110;
Ross, Sir G., 86;
Roujon, H., 96;
Roumania, King Carol of, 30, 107;
Rowlands, C., 112;
Russell, Hon. F. A. R., 87
SADIK Bey, Col., 86;
Saenz Pena, Pres. R., 103;
Said Pasha, [353], 80;
St. John, Rev. M. W. F., 83;
Salinas, Prof. A., 86;
San Giuliano, Marchese di, [304], 108;
Saxe Meiningen, Prince F. of, 104;
Schellendorf, Gen. B. von, 114;
Schwartzkopff, Dr. P., 94;
Scott, Rev. D. L., 110;
Scott, Major-Gen. J. W., 106;
Seale, Sir J. H., 102;
Seton, Sir W. S., 85;
Seton-Karr, Sir H., 93;
Sgambati, G., 114;
Shand, Rev. T. H. R., 83;
Shelford, Rev. E. L., 93;
Sichel, E., 104;
Sickles, Major-Gen. D. E., 92;
Simon, Sir R., 115;
Sinclair, Rt. Hon. T., 82;
Smith, Rev. A., 104;
Smith, E., 110;
Smith, Sir W. A., 92;
Smith-Ryland, C. A., 96;
Snagge, Sir T. W., 81;
Soden, Baron H. von, 79;
Solomon, Hon. A. E., 109;
Solomon, Sir E. P., 113;
Spurling, Rev. F. W., 96;
Stair, Earl of, 114;
Steel, A. G., 97;
Stephens, P, S., 79;
Stephenson, Rev. J., 96;
Stevenson, A. E., 96;
Stevenson, Mrs. F. van der G., 83;
Stewart, Capt. B., 106;
Stewart, Hon. F. S. K., 102;
Stewart, Col. J., 78;
Stewart-Richardson, Capt. Sir E., 113;
Still, Rev. J., 104:
Stokes, Vice-Adm. R. H. S., 89;
Stone, Sir B., 101;
Straight, Sir D., 96;
Strathcona, Lord, [470], 75;
Suess, Dr. E., 90; Suffield, Baron, 88;
Sullivan, T. D., 87;
Suttner, Baroness B. von, 97;
Sviatopolk-Mirski, Prince, P. D., 93;
Swan, Sir J. W., 90;
Swinburne, Sir J., 101
TAGORE, Raja Sir S. M., 98;
Tattersall, W., 110;
Teller, H. M., 83;
Tenniel, Sir J., 81;
Thibaut, G. W., 113;
Thomas, B., 97;
Thompson, Alderman W., 93;
Tieghem, P. van, 90;
Tindal, C. G., 79;
Townesend, S., 93;
Traill, A., 109;
Trobe, C. La, 97;
Tucker, Rt. Rev. A. R., 97;
Turnbull, G. D., 109;
Turner, Rt. Rev. W., 79;
Twisden, Rev. Sir J. F., 114;
Tyrrell, Prof. R. Y., 105;
Tytler, Gen. Sir J. M. B. F., 80;
Tytler, S., 78
VENOUR, Major W. J., 88;
Ventry, Baron, 82;
Vernon, Col. W. L., 79;
Villiers, Lord de, 105;
Vincent, Rev. Sir W., 82;
Vinne, T. de, 83;
Vintcent, Sir J., 104;
Visconti-Venosta, Marchese, 112;
Voeux, Sir C. C. des, 86;
Vogelsang, H., 93
WADDINGTON, C., 86;
Wainwright, W., 92;
Walker, Col. O. O., 94;
Walton, Sir R., 102;
Warren, Sir A. R., 88;
Watermeyer, Hon. J. P. F., 103;
Watkin, Sir A. M., 113;
Watts-Dunton, W. T., 96;
Webb, Col. W. H., 92;
Weismann, A., 112;
Weldon, Mrs. G., 78;
Welsh, C., 106;
Wemyss, Earl of, 95;
Wernz, Father F. X., 103;
Westinghouse, G., 85;
Weyerhaeuser, F., 88;
White, Sir E., 97;
Whitney, Hon. Sir J. P., 107;
Whyte, E., 87;
Wiener, S., 89;
Wilkinson, Rt. Rev. T. E., 110;
Williams, B. F., 102;
Williams, M. B., 97;
Wilson, Mrs. E. L., 103;
Wilson, J. R., 92;
Wilson, Sir M. A., 79;
Wimborne, Baron, 83;
Wirken, Rev. J., 96;
Wodehouse, Rt. Hon. E. R., 114;
Wombwell, Lieut.-Gen. A., 115;
Wood, W. W., 82;
Wormell, R., 78;
Wright, W. A., 91;
Wright, Sir W. S., 112;
Wrixon-Becher, Sir J., 8 9;
Wylie, J. H., 83
YEO, I. B., 113;
Yorke, Sir H. F. R., 79;
Young, Mrs. G. W., 92;
Young, H. E. W., 83
ZOUCHE, Lord, 102
O'CONNOR, J., appointed Solicitor-General for Ireland, 20
OLIVER, F. S. (Pacificus), on suspension of the Home Rule Bill,
[18], [257]
OLYMPIC games, Special Committee, retires, 3
_Olympic_, White Star liner, escape from mines, [225]
OXFORD University, Burney, Rev. C. F., appointed Oriel Professor of
the Interpretation of Holy Scripture, 19;
Cooke, Rev. Canon, appointed Professor of Hebrew, 19;
Exeter College, Sexcentenary of the foundation, 19;
Hebdomadal Council, statute rejected, 9;
honorary degrees, 19;
Responsions, statute for the reform, rejected, 17
PAGET, Gen. Sir A., his instructions on the military operations
against Ulster, [56], [81];
explanation of the "concession" to officers, [82]
PALMER, R. T., action against, 36
"PANSHANGER Madonna," sale of, 6
PARLIAMENT.--Opened, [19], [230], 6, 34;
King's Speech, [19], [208], [230];
adjourned, [74], [111], [182], [196], [244];
Easter Recess, [76];
reassembled, [77], [110], [115], [190], [200], 27;
Whitsuntide Recess, [113];
prorogued, [208], 28;
session, close of the, [209];
new session, [230]
ADDRESS, amendments, [20];
debate in the House of Lords, [24], [230];
agreed to, [24];
in the House of Commons, [24], [231]
AGRICULTURE and Fisheries, Board of, Vote for, [126]
BLOCKING motions, obstruction by, [74]
BUDGET, [93]-[97];
War, [235]-[237]
COLONIAL Office Vote, [165]
COMMONS, House of, disorder in the, [109], 14
CREDIT, Votes of, [178], [233], [263], 26
EDUCATION Vote, [166]
ESTIMATES, Army, [41];
Civil Service, [91]-[93];
Navy, [36], [46]-[50];
Post Office, [91]
FOREIGN Office Vote, [137], [147]
HOME Office Vote, [116]
LOCAL Government Board Vote, [126]
MINISTRY, changes, [27], 6, 27;
resignation, [173], [175], 25
POST Office Vote, [116]
SPEAKER, his rebuke to Mr. Bonar Law, [109];
apology, [110]
SUPPLY, Committee of, [78], [139], [202];
Reports of, [238];
Votes in, [172]
TRADE, Board of, Vote, [147]
PARLIAMENTARY BILLS.--AFRICAN, East, Protectorate Loan, [74], [77].
Agricultural Holdings, [209].
Aliens, Nationality and Status of, [209].
Amending, _see_ Home Rule.
Appropriation, [180].
Army, Annual, [82], [89].
BETTING Inducements, [210].
CHILDREN'S Employment and School Attendance, [210].
Consolidated Fund, [60], [65], [238], [239].
Courts (Emergency Powers), [196], [242], [255].
Criminal Justice Administration, [77], [209].
Criminal Law Amendment, [210].
DEFENCE of the Realm, [181], [244].
Dogs, [77].
EDUCATION, Elementary (Defective and Epileptic Children), [209].
Education (Provision of Meals), [209].
Electoral Disabilities, Removal, [181].
Entails (Scotland), [254].
FEUDAL Casualties (Scotland), [254].
Finance, [129], [145];
Amendments in Committee, [139], [155]-[157];
Report Stage, [160].
Foreign Companies, Central, [116].
GREY Seals Protection, [209].
HEALTH Resorts and Watering Places, [210].
Home Rule, proposals of compromise, [33], [257];
British Covenant against, [36];
second reading, [39], [67], [257];
Women's Covenant, [51];
financial resolution, [107];
third reading passed, [111];
debate on the postponement, [205]-[207].
Home Rule Amending, [102], [110], [121], [140], [204], [257], [258];
in the Lords, [135], [149];
Report Stage, [153];
third reading, [153].
Horses, prohibition of the exportation of worn-out, [210].
Housing, [182], [209], [210], [254].
INDIA, Council of, [148].
Insurance Act Amending, [115], [209].
LEGISLATIVE (Suspension during War), [205], [207].
MALL Approach, Improvement, [74].
Matrimonial Causes, [210].
Merchant Shipping, [209].
Milk and Dairies, [115], [209].
Moneylenders, [210].
PATENTS, Designs and Trade Marks, [181], [253].
Plumage, importation of, [209].
Plural Voting, [83], [102], [120], [154].
Postponement of Payments, [170], [172].
REVENUE, [129].
SCOTLAND, Government of, [104], [254].
Sunday Restriction of the Sale of Intoxicants, [210].
TERRITORIAL Forces Amendment, [45].
Trading with the Enemy, [244].
WAR Loan, [196], [241];
measures, [195], [244].
Weekly Rest Day, [110], [210].
Welsh Church, [78], [102], [104], [105], [107], [136];
appointment of a Select Committee, [136];
debate on the postponement, [205], [207].
Women's Enfranchisement, [99]
PARLIAMENTARY SPEECHES, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS--
ADDRESS, Asquith, H. H., [231];
Baker, H. T., [232];
Bryce, Viscount, [231];
Crawford, Earl of, [231];
Curzon, Earl, [231];
Haldane, Lord, [231];
Henderson, A., [232];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [24];
Law, B., [231];
Loreburn, Earl, [24];
Methuen, Lord, [230];
Morley, Lord, [24];
Selborne, Earl, [231]
AFRICA, South, deportations, Cecil, Lord R., [73];
Goldstone, F. W., [73];
Harcourt, L., [73]
AFRICA, South, Indemnity Bill, Harcourt, L., [25];
Macdonald, R., [24];
Parker, Sir G., [26]
ANGLO-Russian naval agreement, Grey, Sir E., [139];
King, J., [139]
ARMY, numbers and character of the, Asquith, H. H., [234]
ARMY Council document, Asquith, H. H., [61];
Seely, Col., [61]
ARMY Estimates, Lee, A., [44];
Seely, Col., [42], [44]
ARMY, the, and Ulster, Asquith, H. H., [58];
Balfour, A. J., [58];
Chamberlain, A., [63];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [63];
Law, B., [57], [62];
Macdonald, R., [62];
Morley, Lord, [63];
Seely, Colonel, [57];
Thomas, J. H., [59];
Ward, J., [59]
AUSTRO-Serbian rupture, Grey, Sir E., [167]
BUDGET, Chamberlain, A., [95], [97];
George, D. L., [93]-[95], [99];
Maitland, S., [99];
Mills, C. T., [98];
Montagu, E. S., [98];
Pretyman, E. G., [98];
Snowden, P., [98];
Wedgwood, J. C., [99]
CANTEEN Case, Saye and Sele, Lord, 20
CHAMBERLAIN, J., his death, Asquith, H. H., [145];
Balfour, A. J., [145];
Crewe, Marq. of, [145];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [145];
Law, B., [145];
Milner, Viscount, [145]
COLONIAL Office Vote, Harcourt, L., [165]
CREDIT, Votes of, Asquith, H. H., [178]-[180], [233], 26;
Law, B., [180];
Long, W., [233]
DEFENCE, National, Baird, J. L., [44];
Butcher, J. G., [50];
Churchill, W., [50]; Haldane, Lord, [45];
Pole-Carew, Sir R., [44];
Portsmouth, Earl of, [44];
Wimborne, Lord, [44]
DOGS Bill, Banbury, Sir F., [77];
Chapple, Dr., [77];
Craik, Sir H., [77];
Griffith, E. J., [77]
DUBLIN, riot in, Asquith, H. H., [164];
Balfour, A. J., [164];
Barnes, G. N., [30];
Birrell, A., [163];
Booth, F. H., [31];
Brady, P. J., [30];
Law, B., [163];
Redmond, J., [163]
EDUCATION Vote, Pease, J. A., [166]
FINANCE Bill, Asquith, H. H., [132], [146];
Balfour, A. J., [146], [155];
Banbury, Sir F., [129];
Buckmaster, Sir S. O., [156];
Cassel, F., [129], [131];
Chamberlain, A., [132], [160];
Evans, W., [155];
Fisher, W. H., [130];
George, D. L., [131], [140], [146], [155], [156];
Henderson, Sir A., [155];
Holt, R. D., [130];
Hope, J. F., [131];
Law, B., [133], [146];
Long, W., [130];
Roberts, G., [131];
Samuel, H., [129], [161]
FINANCE, War, statement, George, D. L., [241]-[243]
FOOT-and-mouth disease, Bathurst, C., [126];
Runciman, W., [126]
FOREIGN Companies Control Bill, Archer-Shee, Major, [116]
FOREIGN Office Vote, Grey, Sir E., [137], [147];
Law, B., [147]
GEORGE, D. L., attack on, George, D. L., [46];
Randles, Sir J., [45];
Smith, F. E., [46]
GERMAN raid, instructions in case of, Teunant, H. J., [238];
Wedgwood, J. C., [238]
GREAT Britain, obligations of, Asquith, H. H., [178]-[180], [191];
Balfour, A. J., [172];
Crewe, Marq. of, [192];
Grey, Sir E., [170]-[172];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [192];
Law, B., [172], [180], [192];
Macdonald, R., [172];
Redmond, J., [172]
HOME Rule Bill, Asquith, H. H., [21], [39], [52], [108], 9;
Balfour, A. J., [68];
Banbury, Sir F., [107];
Birrell, A., [23], [71];
Carson, Sir E., [22], [40], [70];
Cecil, Lord R., [108];
Chamberlain, A., [22], [107];
Dillon, J., [67];
George, D. L., [107];
Grey, Sir E., [67];
Healy, T., [41], [70], [107];
Law, B., [23], [39], [70], [108];
Long, W., [20], [67];
Macdonald, R., [41];
O'Brien, W., [40];
Redmond, J., [22], [40], [69];
Samuel, H., [68], [107];
Simon, Sir J., [70];
Ward, A., [41]
HOME Rule Bill, postponement, Asquith, H. H., [204], [205];
Crewe, Marq. of, [204], [207];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [204], [207];
Law, B., [205];
Redmond, J., [206]
HOME Rule Amending Bill, Abercorn, Duke of, [143];
Asquith, H. H., [102], [110];
Beauchamp, Earl, [154];
Bryce, Viscount, [141];
Canterbury, Archbishop of, [150];
Courtney, Lord, [143];
Crawford, Earl of, [143];
Crewe, Marq. of, [122], [135], [144], [149], [153];
Curzon, Earl, [144], [149];
Denbigh, Earl of, [143];
Desart, Earl of, [150];
Dunraven, Earl of, [142], [153];
Grey, Earl, [136];
Haldane, Lord, [149];
Halsbury, Earl of, [142], [150];
Islington, Lord, [142];
Joicey, Lord, [153];
Killanin, Lord, [149];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [121], [135], [141], [149], [150], [153], [154];
Law, B., [102];
Londonderry, Marq. of, [142];
Macdonnell, Lord, [142], [149], [150], [153];
Midleton, Viscount, [142];
Milner, Viscount, [143];
Morley, Lord, [140], [153];
O'Brien, W., [111];
Redmond, J., [103];
Roberts, Earl, [143];
Selborne, Earl of, [149];
Sydenham, Lord, [142];
Weardale, Lord, [153];
Willoughby de Broke, Lord, [142];
Wimborne, Lord, [142];
York, Archbishop of, [141]
HOME Rule, Vote of Censure, Asquith, H. H., [53];
Birrell, A., [55];
Carson, Sir E., [54];
Chamberlain, A., [55];
Devlin, J., [54];
Law, B., [53];
Pirie, D. V., [54];
Ward, A., [54]
HONOURS and party funds, Charnwood, Lord, [34];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [34];
Milner, Viscount, [34];
Selborne, Earl of, [34]
HOUSING of the Working-class, Boscawen, Sir A. G., [126];
Davies, E., [29];
Forster, H. W., [126];
Fox, L., [29];
George, D. L., [30];
Long, W., [127];
Pollock, E. M., [30];
Pretyman, E. G., [30];
Royds, E., [29];
Samuel, H., [126]
INDIA, Council of, Bill, Courtney, Lord, [149];
Curzon, Earl, [148];
Faber, Lord, [149]
INDIA, loyalty of, Montagu, E. S., [239]
INDIA, offers of help from, Crewe, Marq. of, [201];
Roberts, C., [200]
INDIA, troops sent from, Crewe, Marq. of, [192];
Kitchener, Lord, [192]
INSURANCE Act Amending Bill, Burns, J., [115]
INSURANCE Act, Evans, W., [38];
George, D. L., [34], [38];
Hamilton, G. C., [34];
Henderson, A., [38];
Law, B., [38]
IRELAND, housing conditions in, Birrell, A., [78];
Clancy, J. J., [78]
IRISH Volunteer forces, Birrell, A., [122];
Cecil, Lord R., [122];
Dillon, J., [123];
Law, B., [123]
LAMLASH, battle squadron at, Churchill, W., [60]
MEDITERRANEAN, naval position in the, Grey, Sir E., [51];
Herbert, A., [51]
MILITARY situation, Kitchener, Lord, [190], [207];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [208]
MILK and Dairies Bill, Samuel, H., [115]
MURRAY, Lord, charges against, Crewe, Marq. of, [32];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [32];
Murray, Lord, [32]
NAVAL position, Churchill, W., [243]
NAVY Estimates, Beresford, Lord C., [51];
Cecil, Lord R., [37];
Churchill, W., [36], [38], [48]-[50];
Lee, A., [37], [50];
Macdonald, R., [37];
Snowden, P., [51]
OIL fuel for the Navy, Beresford, Lord C., [125];
Churchill, W., [124];
Grey, Sir E., [125];
Pretyman, E. G., [125]
PLURAL Voting Bill, St. Audries, Lord, [154];
Cecil, Lord H., [120];
Crewe, Marq. of, [154];
Harcourt, L., [84];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [154];
Newton, Lord, [154];
Sanders, Major R. A., [120];
Williams, H., [83]
POST Office Estimates, Hobhouse, C. E. H., [91], [116];
Holt, R. D., [91];
Joynson-Hicks, W., [116];
Norman, Sir H., [116];
Pointer, J., [91];
Whittaker, Sir T., [116]
PRESS Bureau restrictions, Buckmaster, Sir S. O., [233];
Bull, Sir W., [232]
PUBLIC life, debasement in purity of, Cecil, Lord R., [32]
RAILWAY and mining accidents, Brace, W., [26];
McKenna, R., [26];
Robertson, J. M., [26];
Thomas, J. H., [26];
Wardle, G. J., [26]
RECRUITS, number of, Asquith, H. H., [202];
Law, B., [202]
ROAD Board, distribution of funds, Bethell, Sir J., [31];
Montagu, E. S., [31]
ROBERTS, Earl, tributes to his memory, Asquith, H. H., [234];
Kitchener, Lord, [234];
Law, B., [234];
Redmond, J., [234]
SARAJEVO tragedy, Asquith, H. H., [138];
Crewe, Marq. of, [139];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [139];
Law, B., [138]
SCOTLAND, Government of, Balfour, A. J., [104];
Clyde, J. A., [104];
Mackinder, H. J., [104];
Macpherson, J., [104];
Young, W., [104]
SEATS, redistribution of, Jones, E., [38];
Morrison-Bell, Major, [38];
Samuel, H., [38]
SEELY, Col., his resignation, Morley, Lord, [66];
Seely, Col., [64]
SPEECHES, length of, Leach, C., [78];
Verney, Sir A., [78]
SPIES, dangers from, Crawford, Earl of, [239];
Dalziel, Sir H., [232];
Haldane, Lord, [240];
Joynson-Hicks, W., [232];
Law, B., [232];
Leith of Fyvie, Lord, [240];
McKenna, R., [232], [239]
SUFFRAGISTS, Militant, Cecil, Lord R., [117];
McKenna, R., [117]-[119]
TARIFF Reform, Law, B., [29];
Tryon, Capt., [28]
TAXATION, local, rearrangement, George, D. L., [31];
Samuel, H., [31];
Spear, Sir J., [31];
in Budget scheme, [94]
TEMPERANCE reform, Asquith, H. H., [27];
Jones, L., [27]
TERRITORIAL Forces Amendment Bill, Haldane, Lord, [45];
Newton, Lord, [45];
Willoughby de Broke, Lord, [45]
TRADE, Board of, Vote, Burns, J., [147]
TROOPS, employment in labour troubles, Asquith, H. H., [82];
Hardie, K., [82]
ULSTER, alleged plot against, Asquith, H. H., [87], [88];
Balfour, A. J., [87];
Carson, Sir E., [88];
Chamberlain, A., [85];
Churchill, W., [65], [85]-[87];
Law, B., [88];
Seely, Col, [87];
Smith, F. E., [65];
Thomson, M., [87].
_See also_ [55]-[66]
UNEMPLOYMENT, prevention of, during war, Samuel, H., [180]
WAR Budget, Chamberlain, A., [236];
George, D. L., [235];
Simon, Sir J., [237]
WAR, financial position, George D. L., [175], [235]
WAR loan, George, D. L., [235]
WAR, imminence of, Asquith, H. H., [168];
Law, B., [168]
WAR risks, Insurance against, George, D. L., [172];
Henderson, A., [173]
WAR, starvation, danger of, Bird, A. F., [101];
Runciman, W., [101]
WAR, statement on the, Grey, Sir E., 25;
Kitchener, Lord, [190], [240]
WELSH Church Bill, St. Aldwyn, Viscount, [136];
Asquith, H. H., [79];
Balfour, A. J., [28], [79], [103];
Cave, G., [106];
Cecil, Lord R., [78], [106];
George, D. L., [103], [106];
Gladstone, W. G. C., [103];
Jones, W., [105];
Law, B., [80];
McKenna, R., [28], [80], [107];
Mond, Sir A., [79];
Ormsby-Gore, Hon. W., [27];
Simon, Sir J., [79];
Smith, F. E., [106];
Williams, H., [105];
Wood, E., [105]
WELSH Church Bill, postponement, Asquith, H. H., [204], [205];
Canterbury, Archbishop of, [207];
Crewe, Marq. of, [204];
Lansdowne, Marq. of, [204];
Law, B., [205]
WOMEN'S Enfranchisement Bill, St. Aldwyn, Viscount, [100];
Courtney, Lord, [100];
Crewe, Marq. of, [101];
Curzon, Earl, [100];
Haldane, Lord, [100];
London, Bishop of, [100];
Lytton, Earl of, [101];
Oxford, Bishop of, [100];
Selborne, Earl of, [99];
Willoughby de Broke, Lord, [100]
PAUPERISM, decline of, [253]
PAUPERS, number of, 5
PEACE (with U.S.) Centenary Costume Ball, at the Albert Hall, 17
PEARCE, Rev. E. C., elected Master of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, 29
PEERAGES conferred, Brocklehurst, Major-Gen. J. F., 18;
Bryce, Rt. Hon. J., 1;
Cozens-Hardy, Sir H., 18;
Cripps, Sir C. A., 1;
Cunliffe, W., [229];
Harmsworth, Sir H., 1;
Isaacs, Sir R., 1;
Kitchener, Viscount, 18;
Lyell, Sir L., 18;
Ure, A., 1;
Vincent, Sir E., 18
PENNY Bank, National, suspends payment, 25;
compulsory winding-up order, 29
PERSIA.--AHMAD Shah, Sultan, coronation, [402], 23.
NEUTRALITY, policy of, [402].
OIL, [123].
SWEDISH gendarmerie, work of the, [402]
PICKFORD, Mr. Justice, appointed Lord Justice of Appeal, 12
PICTURES, sales of, 19, 21, 25, 69
PIM, J., appointed Attorney-General for Ireland, 20
PIUS X., Pope, his death, [302], 26, 102;
funeral, 27
PLUNKETT, Sir H., his views on the Home Rule Bill, [18], [257];
conversion to Home Rule, [167], [258];
his pamphlet "The Better Way; an Appeal to Ulster not to Desert
Ireland," [258]
POINCARÉ, President, elected Lord Rector of Glasgow University, 31;
visits to Russia and Scandinavia, [291], [340];
work as President, [277]
POLITICAL SPEECHES.--
ASQUITH, H. H., at Ladybank, [68];
the Guildhall, [197], [229], 33;
Edinburgh, [210];
Dublin, [215], [259];
Cardiff, [218]
BAKER, H. T., at Coventry, [81].
BALFOUR, A. J., in London, [33];
at Coventry, [90];
the Guildhall, [227], 33;
Bristol, [249].
BIRRELL, A., at Batley, [7];
Bristol, [12].
BRUNNER, Sir J., at the Cannon Street Hotel, [7].
BUCKMASTER, Sir S. O., at Keighley, [2]
CARSON, Sir E., at Belfast, [6], [114], [216];
Lincoln, [11];
Ipswich, [110];
Mountain Ash, [111].
CHAMBERLAIN, A., at
Shirley, [8];
Skipton, [12];
Birmingham, [16].
CHURCHILL, W., at Bradford, [52];
the London Opera House, [203];
Liverpool, [212];
the Guildhall, [228], 33.
CURZON, Earl, at Manchester, [5]
DEVLIN, J., at Moate, [12];
Longford, [18].
DERBY, Earl of, at Liverpool, [15];
Bootle, [251].
DILLON, J., at Ballaghadareen, [217]
GEORGE, D. L., at Glasgow, [13]-[15];
the Hotel Metropole, [17];
Huddersfield, [55];
Ipswich, [110];
Criccieth, [114], [216];
Denmark Hill, [128];
the National Liberal Club, [134];
the Mansion House, [157];
the Queen's Hall, [211];
Cardiff, [216];
the City Temple, [229].
GREY, Sir E., at Manchester, [15]
HALDANE, Viscount, at Hoxton, [5];
Oxford, [115];
the National Liberal Club, [134].
HOBHOUSE, C. E. H., at Bristol, [2].
HUNT, R., at Horncastle, [8]
ILLINGWORTH, P. H., at Clayton, [13]
KITCHENER, Lord, at the Guildhall, [228], 33
LANSDOWNE, Marq. of, at the Albert Hall, [89];
Nottingham, [212].
LAW, B., at Bristol, [5];
Inverness, [119];
Glasgow, [120];
the Guildhall, [198], 33;
Belfast, [217];
the Hotel Cecil, [249];
Bootle, [251].
LONG, W., at the Holloway Empire, [8];
Nottingham, [12]
MACDONALD, R., at Glasgow, [13].
MILNER, Viscount, at Rothwell, [114]
O'BRIEN, W., at Cork, [4], [257]
REDMOND, J., at Waterford, [11];
the National Liberal Club, [17];
Dublin, [216];
Wexford, [219].
ROSEBERY, Earl, at Broxburn, [198]
SAMUEL, H., at Henley-on-Thames, [8];
Harrogate, [13].
SEELY, Col., at Ilkeston, [75].
SMITH, F. E., at Walton, [2];
Hull, [13]
POLYNESIA, [504].--MARSHALL Islands, handed over to Australia, [496].
NEW BRITAIN, Australian expedition against, [496], 28;
Wireless station destroyed, [496], 29.
SAMOA, captured, [503], 27.
Solomon Islands, Bougainville occupied, 36
PORTRAITS, sale of, 19, 20, 68, 69
PORTSMOUTH, Naval display at, 23
PORTUGAL.--AMNESTY for political offences, [384].
COUTINHO, Dom V. H. A., appointed Prime Minister, [385].
Costa, Señor A., charge against, [383].
LISBON Labour Exchange, Bill re-establishing, [384].
MACHADO, Senhor B., appointed Prime Minister, [384].
Ministry resign, [384], [385];
the new, [384], [385].
RAILWAY strike, [383];
war with Germany, [452]
PRESS Bureau, appointment of the, [181];
debate on restrictions, [232]
PRIMROSE League meeting at the Albert Hall, [89]
_Prince Eitel Friedrich_ sinks the _Charcas_, 36
PRIVY COUNCILLORSHIPS conferred, Colebrooke, Lord, 1;
Cook, Hon. J., 19;
St. David's, Lord, 19;
Dickinson, W. H., 1;
Griffith, E. J., 19;
Massey, Hon. W. F., 1;
Nixon, Sir C., 1;
Starkie, W. J., 19;
Tennant, H. J., 19;
Wilson, Sir G. F., 1
QUEEN'S Hall, London, meeting at, [16]
QUEENSLAND.--GOOLD-Adams, Major Sir H., appointed Governor, [501].
LAND, number of acres taken up, [501].
PASTORAL Industry, [501]
RACES. _See_ Sports
RAILWAY Accidents. _See_ Accidents
---- Grand Trunk Pacific, completion, 11
RAILWAYS, under control of the Government, [173], [266], 25
RAMSDEN, Dr. W., elected Johnston Professor of Bio-Chemistry at
Liverpool University, 34
RECRUITS, appeal for, [183], [192], [196], [219];
number of, [202], [222], [234]
REEKES, T. K., supposed murder of, 3
REIGATE Hill, purchase of, 23
RELIEF Fund, National appeal for, [180], [181], 26;
amount of, 30
ROBERTS, Earl, his death, [233], 34;
tributes to his memory, [234];
funeral, [234], 34;
obituary, 110
ROBERTS, C. S., appointed Under-Secretary for India, [27]
RODIN, M., his presentation of statues, 34, 68
"ROMANCE of India," abandonment of the spectacle, 2
ROMANIA.--BUCHAREST, Treaty of, [359].
NEUTRALITY, policy of, [359]
---- Charles, King of, his death, [359], 30
---- Ferdinand of Hohenzollern, King of, [360]
ROUND, J. H., appointed honorary adviser to the Crown in Peerage Cases, 4
ROYAL Academy, banquet, 13;
exhibition, 66;
portraits damaged by suffragists, [112], 66, 67
---- Society, award of medals, 34
RUNCIMAN, Rt. Hon. W., appointed President of the Board of Trade, [174]
RUSSIA.--ALCOHOL, prohibition of the sale, [337], 31.
Army, mobilisation, [168], [313], [317], [320], [341], 25.
BLACK Sea ports, attack on, [348], [352], 32.
Budget, [338].
CHRISTMAS truce, declined by, 36.
FOREIGN policy, [340].
GOREMYKIN, M., Premier, [336].
HUNGARY, invasion of, [345], 29.
INCOME tax, [348].
KOKOVTSOFF, M., Premier, his retirement, [336].
LEMBERG, capture of, [344].
Lodz, battles of, [346], [347].
MARRIED Women Bill, [338].
NAVY, number of vessels, 8.
Nicholas, Grand Duke, appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Army, [342];
his address to the Poles, [343], 26;
appeal to the Ruthenians, [344].
PEACE, not to be concluded separately, [198], [349].
St. Petersburg, changed to Petrograd, [348], 27.
Physical Culture, Department of, [337].
Poland, devastation of, [343], [348].
Poles, relations with, [341].
Prussia, invasion of, [344], 25, 27, 28.
Przemysl, siege of, [345], [347].
RASPUTIN, G., stabbed, [339].
SAZONOFF, M., on the increase of armaments, [338];
on foreign policy, [340].
Siberia, discovery of the balloon of Andrée, 15.
Stallupönen, battle of, [344].
Strikes, [339].
TANNENBERG, defeat at, [345].
Temperance Bill, [336].
Troops, reported arrival in England, [197].
WAR, preparations for, [317];
declaration of, [342], 25, 26
---- NICHOLAS II., Tsar of, his telegrams to Emperor William II.,
[318]-[320]
SALVATION Army, Congress, 17
SAMUEL, Rt. Hon. H., appointed President of the Local Government
Board, [27]
SANKEY, J., appointed Judge of the King's Bench Division, 12
SAPPHO, discovery of fragments of a poem, 13
SAXE-COBURG, Duke of, honorary degree, 19
SCARBOROUGH, bombardment of, [248], 36
SCIENCE.--Retrospect of: ASTRONOMY, 50.
BOTANY, 61-63.
CHEMISTRY, 59-61.
GEOGRAPHY, 52-55.
GEOLOGY, 51.
METEOROLOGY, 55-57.
PHYSICS, 57-59.
ZOOLOGY, 63-65
SCLATER, Lieut.-Gen. Sir H., appointed Adjutant-General of the Forces, 11
SCOTLAND.--LEGISLATIVE measures, [254].
PRESBYTERIAN Churches, reunion, [254].
SEA Fisheries, Report, [255].
Shipbuilding trade, [256].
TRADE, effect of the war on, [255], [256]
SCOUTS, Boy, inspection of, 17
SEELY, Col., signs Army Council Minute, [60];
resigns Ministry of War, [61], [64], 11
SENGHENYDD Colliery accident, verdict, 3
SERBIA.--ARMY, mobilisation, [360];
casualties, [360].
Austria-Hungary, ultimatum, [281], [312], [330]-[333], [360];
reply to, [332];
war with, [167], [332], [360], 23.
BELGRADE, bombardment, [334], [360], 25, 36;
recaptured, [334], 25, 36.
MONTENEGRO, relations with, [362].
PASHITCH, M., Premier, his resignation, [360];
reinstated, [360].
SARAJEVO, crime at, [137], [329], 20.
TURKEY, treaty of peace, [360].
WAR, declaration of, [360]
SHADWELL Park, gift withdrawn, 5
SHAKESPEARE, W., celebration of his birthday, 12
SHEARMAN, M., appointed Judge of the King's Bench Division, 12
SHEERNESS, air raid on, [252], 37
SHIPPING DISASTERS.--_Aboukir_, H.M.S., torpedoed, [322], 29.
_Admiral Sampson_, and _Princess Victoria_, collision between, 27.
_Admiral Ganteaume_, torpedoed, [225], 32.
_Amphion_, H.M.S., strikes a mine, [181], 26.
_Anglo-Dane_ and German destroyer S 124, collision between, 35.
_Baron Gautsch_, strikes a mine, 26.
_Beethoven_ strikes a mine, 37.
_Bulwark_, H.M.S., blown up, [239], [245], 35.
_California_, runs ashore, 20.
_Cape Trafalgar_, sunk, [322], 28.
_Charcas_, sunk, 36.
_Cobequid_ goes ashore, 2.
_Columbian_, blows up, 13.
_Cressy_, H.M.S., torpedoed, [322], 29.
Destroyer, British, wrecked, 37.
_Emden_ sunk, [230].
_Empress of Ireland_ and _Storstad_, collision between, [113],
[474], 16.
Fethard lifeboat wrecked, 7.
_Fisgard II._, H.M.S., sinks, 28.
_Francis H. Leggett_ founders, 29.
_Good Hope_, H.M.S., blown up,
[227], [492], 33.
_Gothland_ runs on the Gunner Rocks, 19.
_Hawke_, H.M.S., sunk, [222], 31.
_Hela_ sunk, 28.
_Hera_, wrecked, 4.
_Hermes_, H.M.S., torpedoed, [225], [322], 33.
_Hogue_, H.M.S., torpedoed, [322], 29.
_Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse_, sunk, [191], [193], [322].
_Kometa_, burnt, 12.
_Königin Luise_, sunk, 25.
Lightship lost in a fog, 15.
_Linsdell_, strikes a mine, 27.
_Magdeburg_, blown up, [193], [322], 27.
_Malachite_, sunk, 35.
_Manchester Commerce_, strikes a mine, 32.
_Messudiyeh_, torpedoed, [248], 36.
_Monmouth_, H.M.S., sunk, [227], 33.
_Monroe_ and _Nantucket_, collision between, 4.
_New York_ and _Pretoria_, collision between, 17.
_Niger_, H.M.S., torpedoed, [230], 34.
_Oceanic_, wrecked, 28.
_Oklahoma_, sinks, 2.
_Pallada_, sunk, 30.
_Pathfinder_, H.M.S., strikes a mine, [198], 27.
_Pegasus_, H.M.S., disabled, 29.
Pilot cutter and steamer, collision between, 14.
_Primo_, sunk, 35.
_Rohilla_, wrecked, [225], 32.
_Runo_, strikes a mine, [198], 28.
_Speedy_, H.M.S., strikes a mine, 27.
Submarine A 7, sinks, 3;
AE 1 lost, [497], 28;
D 5, sunk, 31;
E 3, sunk, [225];
U 15, sunk, 26;
U 18, sunk, [245], 35.
_Takahichio_, sunk by a mine, 31.
_Trifolium_, wrecked, 2.
_Tritonia_, strikes a mine, 37.
Tug founders, 9.
_Turret Hill_, founders, 14.
_Vedra_, stranded, 36.
_Warrior_, stranded, 4.
_Yorck_, strikes a mine, 33.
_Zhemchug_, sunk, 32
SMITH, G., appointed Headmaster of Dulwich College, 23
SMITH, Judge Lumley, Knighthood conferred, 1;
retirement, 1
SOMERSET House for the University of London, decision of the
Government, 18
SPAIN.--BARCELONA, demonstration at, [379].
Bellarmin, Señor, his resignation, [381].
Besada, Señor, elected President of the Chamber, [380].
Budget, [381].
ELECTION, general result, [379];
campaign, [378].
ITALY, Treaty of Commerce, [380].
_Mancomunidades_, reform, [378].
NAVY, construction, [380].
Neutrality, policy of, [381].
PRESS, freedom of the, [381].
STRIKE, shipping, [380]
---- Alphonso XIII., King of, his popularity, [382]
SPIES, German, dangers from, [185];
measures against, [186].
_See also_ Criminal Cases
SPITHEAD, naval review at, [157]
SPORTS.--ATHLETIC, International, 23;
Oxford and Cambridge, 10.
BASEBALL match, 8.
BOXING matches, 20, 23.
COURSING, Waterloo Cup, 7.
CRICKET, Africa, South and M.C.C., 2, 3, 6, 8;
Eton and Harrow, 22;
Oxford and Cambridge, 22;
Players and Gentlemen, 22.
FOOTBALL, Burnley and Liverpool (Cup-Tie Final), 12;
England and France, 11;
England and Ireland, 6;
England and Scotland, 10, 11;
England and Wales, 3, 9;
Ireland and France, 1;
Ireland and Scotland, 8;
Oxford and Cambridge, 5;
Wales and France, 8;
Wales and Ireland, 9;
Wales and Scotland, 5.
GOLF, 15, 18.
POLO, 17, 18.
RACES: AIR, 18, 23;
Aerial Derby, 16.
BOAT, Henley Regatta, 21;
Oxford and Cambridge, 10.
HORSE, Ascot, 18;
Doncaster, 28;
Epsom, 15, 16;
Grand National Steeplechase, 10;
Grand Prix de Paris, 20;
Newmarket, 12.
SHOOTING, Bisley, 23, 24.
SPORTS, Oxford and Cambridge, 10.
TENNIS, 10
_Spreewald_, German cruiser, captured, 28
STATUES unveiled, Bacon, R., 17;
Cook, Capt. J., 22;
Edward VII., King, 4;
Gore, Bishop, 9;
Hugo, V., 22
STEWART, T. W., reasons for his imprisonment, 1
STOCK Exchange, London, closed, [168], [264], 25;
issues a list of trustee securities, [264], 28
STORMS.--FLOODS, Baltic coast, 2;
Belgium, 2;
Paris, 17;
St. Petersburg, 4;
Rhine Valley, 2;
Switzerland, 2;
Würtemberg, 2.
GALE, Wales, 36.
SNOWSTORMS, Russia, 2;
United States, 8.
STORMS, Azof, sea of, 9;
Baltic, 15;
Clapham, 37;
England, S., 37;
Germany, 18;
New Brunswick, 16;
New Jersey, 2;
North Sea, 15;
Switzerland, 7;
United States, 36.
THUNDERSTORMS, Essex, 18;
London, 17, 18, 20;
Midlands, 20;
Papua, 18;
Wandsworth, 17
STRAUSS, Dr. R., honorary degree, 19
STRIKES.--AGRICULTURAL labourers, Essex, [72].
BUILDING trade, London, [10], [72], [150];
settled, [182].
CHAIR-MAKERS, High Wycombe, [10], [33], [72].
Coal-porters and carmen, London, [9], 3.
Coal, South Wales, settled, [182];
Yorkshire, [72], 12.
DOCKERS, Liverpool, settled, [182].
MUNICIPAL employers, Blackburn, [10], 4.
POSTAL, Paris, 19.
SCHOOL teachers, Herefordshire, [10].
TAXI-drivers, London, [10].
WOOLWICH Arsenal, [150]
SUBMARINE, H.M.S., E 5, sinks the German destroyer S 179, 30
SUBMARINES, British, their voyage to Port Jackson, 15
SUEZ Canal, German and Austrian ships to leave, 31
SUFFRAGISTS, Militant, their outrages, [10], [35], [71], [112],
[113], [116], [119], [151], 9, 13, 14, 16, 17, 67;
hunger strikes, [71], [112];
riot outside Buckingham Palace, [112], 14;
Westminster Abbey, bomb outrage, 17;
offices raided by the police, [113], [117];
number imprisoned, [117];
general amnesty, [182]
SUGAR, Government purchases of, [243], [267];
importation into the United Kingdom, prohibited, [243], [253],
[267], 32
SWEDEN.--BUDGET, [392].
DEFENCE, national, [392], [396], [397];
tax for, [396].
ELECTION, general, result, [396], [397].
HAMMARSKJÖLD, M., appointed Premier, [395].
LEGISLATIVE measures, [398].
MALMÖ, meeting of Kings at, [391], [398], 37.
Ministry, resigns, [394];
the new, [395];
policy, [395].
NEUTRALITY, policy of, [397].
PEASANTS, demonstration, [393].
RIKSDAG opened, [392],
[396];
dissolved, [395];
prorogued, [398].
STAAFF, M., on national defence, [392];
his resignation, [394]
---- Gustav, King of, his message to the peasants, [393], [394];
illness, [398], 11
---- Prince William of, his marriage dissolved, 10
SWITZERLAND.--ARMY, cost of mobilisation, [375].
BELGIAN refugees, [377].
Berne, National Exhibition at, [374].
FEDERAL elections, [374].
Financial measures, [376].
Foreign relations, [377].
GRAIN, supply of, [375].
INTERNED civilians, Agency, [377].
LEGISLATIVE measures, [374].
MOUTIER-Granges tunnel, completion of the piercing, 32.
Motta, M., President of the Confederation, [374].
NEUTRALITY, policy of, [375].
RED Cross Society, work of the, [377].
TICINO and Uri, failure of Banks, [374].
WILLE, Col. U., in command of the Army, [375]
_Sydney_, H.M.S., sinks the _Emden_, [230], [410], [497], 34
TASMANIA.--EARLE, Mr., appointed Prime Minister, [502].
Fruit-growing industry, [502].
MINISTRY, the new, [502].
NICHOLLS, Mr., appointed Chief Justice, [502].
SOLOMON, Mr., his resignation, [502]
TAXATION, Local, Report of Kempe Committee on, 10.
_See_ also under Parliament
TAXATION, yield of the new, [237]
TECK, Prince Alexander of, appointed Governor-General of Canada,
[474], 13
TERRITORIAL Force, strength on January 1, [42];
number of recruits, [234]
THAMES, order to close entrances, [225], 32
THORNTON, H. W., appointed General Manager of the Great Eastern
Railway, 6
TIBET.--[410]
_Times, The_, reduced to 1_d._, 10
TRADE and Finance in 1914, [261]-[267]
TRAFALGAR Day, 31
TRAFALGAR Square, Labour demonstration, [68];
war protest meeting, [168]
TREVELYAN, Rt. Hon. C. M., Secretary of the Board of Education, his
resignation, [174], 26
TURKEY.--ÆGEAN Islands, question, [350].
Akabah, bombardment, [226], [352], [410], 33.
Armenian reforms, [349],
Aziz Ali, Col., his trial, [353].
BASRA, occupied, [245], [352], [410], 35.
Black Sea ports, attack on, [348], [352], 32.
CAUCASUS, invasion of, [352].
DARDANELLES, bombardment, [226], [352], 33.
EGYPT, projected invasion of, [226], 33.
ENVER Pasha, appointed War Minister, [349].
GREEKS, persecutions of, [351].
LIMAN Pasha, appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Army, [351].
SHATT-el-Arab, Turkish defeat at, [352], [410], 33, 34.
TREBIZOND, bombardment, 34.
WAR, declaration of, [226], [352], 33;
preparations for, [351].
Warships, purchase of, [351], 26
_Undaunted_, H.M.S., sinks German destroyers, 31
UNITED STATES.--ALCOHOLIC liquors, restriction of the consumption,
[456], [467].
Americans, their plight in Europe, [187], [463].
anti-Trust legislation, [453], [458].
Army, report on, [467].
BATTLESHIPS, sale of, to Greece, [459].
Belgian mission, [371], [463].
Benton case, [454], [456], [483].
Birmingham, robbery on a mail train, 7.
Brooklyn, naval funeral at, [458], 14.
CAPE Cod Ship Canal, opened, [469].
Claflin, H. B., & Co., failure, [460].
Colorado, coal-miners' strike, [468].
Colombian Treaty, [461], [494].
Congress assembled, [453], [466];
closed, [465].
Cuba, [469].
Currency Act, [462].
DEFENCE, national, question, [466].
ELECTIONS, [466], 33.
Emergency Currency Act, [462], [465].
FOREIGN relations, [454], [461], [463], [466].
IMMIGRATION Bill, [454], [465].
LEGISLATION, [465].
MEXICO, embargo on export of arms renewed, [454];
outrages at Tampico, [456], [484].
NAVAL Appropriation Bill, [458].
Navy, construction, [467], 8;
prohibition of alcohol, [455].
Neutrality, policy of, [463].
New York, lions escape, 37.
Niagara Falls, conference at, [458], [484].
Nicaragua Treaty, [461], [487].
OKLAHOMA, convicts escape, 3.
PANAMA Tolls Bill, [454], [456], [459].
Peace Commission Treaties, [460], [465].
Philippines, [469].
Porto Rico, [469].
Prohibition of Intoxicants, [455], [467].
RAILROAD scandal, [461].
Railway Capitalisation Bill, [458].
Roosevelt, T., attacks policy of the President, [460].
Rural Credits Bill, [453], [465].
SHIP Purchase Bill, [464].
Ships, seizure of, [464].
THAW, H., case of, [469], 37.
Trade, [459].
WAR, effects of the, [462].
Wilson, President, his Messages to Congress, [453], [454], [464],
[466].
Wilson, Miss Eleanor, marriage, 13.
Wilson, Mrs., death, 103.
Women's Suffrage, [455]
VAUGHAN-Williams, Sir R., resigns Lord Justiceship of Appeal, 12
VICTORIA Cross, awards of, 34, 35
VICTORIA.--ELECTION, general, [500].
FINANCE, [500].
IRRIGATION, value of, [501].
PEACOCK, Sir A., appointed Premier, [500].
STANLEY, Sir A., State Governor, [500].
WATT, Mr., Premier, resigns, [500]
VOLCANIC eruptions, Kagoshima, Japan, [411], 2;
Sangir Islands, 16
WALES, Land Inquiry Committee, Report, [166]
WALES, Prince of, lays the foundation stone of St. Anselm's Church, 17;
his National Relief Fund, 26;
result of his appeal, [181];
appointed A.D.C, to Sir J. French, [246], 34
WAR, European, preparations for, [168], [172], [176]-[178],
[281]-[286], [305], [310]-[320], [329]-[334], [335], [364];
legislative measures (British), [181], [195];
casualties (British), [190], [214], [224];
(German), 37;
cost of the, [233]
WAR, outrages and breaches of the laws of, Committee on, [251]
WARD, Sir E., result of libel action, 7;
retires from War Office, 2
WEATHER, severe, in England, 2
WEST INDIES.--BRITISH GUIANA, gold, discovery of, [488];
railway construction, [488].
HAYTI, [488].
JAMAICA, [487].
SANTO DOMINGO, [488]
WHITBY, bombardment of, [248], 36
WOMEN'S Emergency Corps, work of the, [182]
_Yarmouth_, H.M.S., sinks the _Markomannia_, 30
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