people-perplexed, agitated, and by anticipation.
not knowing where to look for
leaders-toss to and fro, noisy yet
harmless, waiting till wiser heads
than have yet considered their
wants shall deal with and supply
them. We say nothing of the Irish
demonstrations, except that they
fully bore out the characteristics of
the country. Their only result was
to convince lookers-on that neither
did Mr. Bright understand the
Irish people, nor the Irish people
understand or put any value on Mr.
Bright. So, also, of what may come
to pass in London on the 3d of
December, it would be idle to speak
will venture to predict, that the whole affair will pass over with perfect quietude; and that, when all is done, the opinion of thoughtful men will remain as it is that the most hopeless of all efforts is that of those who think of carrying political measures by violence; for neither would the Legislature yield to violence were it offered, nor can the working men of London or the provinces be induced by any amount of blandishment or flattery to offer violence to the Legislature, and disgrace themselves in doing so.
Adam, John, first master of Westminster
School, 58.
Admiralty, recent neglects of the, 655.
Agra Bank, the failure of the, 85.
Alabama claims, adjustment of the, 651.
Albert Nyanza, its discovery, 221.
Alexander, the Emperor, his policy to-
wards Turkey, 477.
ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE, 1815 to
1852, review of, 475.
America as an ally, 240.
American politics, sources, &c., of the in-
terest of, 17.
AMERICAN STRUGGLE, THE PRINCIPLES
AND ISSUES OF THE, 17.
Ames, Fisher, on the future of the
United States, 18.
AMUSEMENTS, Our, 698.
Andrews, Dean, fostering of Westmin-
ster School by, 60.
Angling as a clerical recreation, 703.
Archer, Mr., Hearts are Trumps,' by,
Archery, the attempts at reviving, 710.
Armitage's Remorse of Judas,' and the
'Seeking of Jesus,' on, 191.
Army, the, its state under the late Gov-
ernment, 400-difficulties imposed by
it on the Ministry, 656.
ART POLITICS AND PROCEEDINGS, 188.
Arundel, the Earl of, portraits of, 577.
Athletics, the cultivation of, at schools
and universities, 448.
Atlantic Cable, the Lost, and the Reform
Bill, 556.
Atterbury, Bishop, educated at West-
minster, 70.
Austria, review of her position and
operations during the war, 247-new
position of, 476-feeling in, toward
England, 647.
Bacon, portrait of, by Van Somer, 582.
BAKER'S ALBERT NYANZA, review of, 205.
Bank of England, conduct of, during the
recent crisis, 87 et seq.
Bank of London, stoppage of the, 85.
Banking crisis, the, 78 et seq.
Banking and discount business, differ-
ence between, 82.
Bankruptcy laws, Whig legislation on
the, 399.
Bathing and bathers, 530.
Belgium, revolt of, and its separation
from Holland, 482.
Benedek, General, review of his opera-
tions during the war, 252 et seq.
Bill of Costs, the, 386.
Boating at Westminster, 320.
"Blue Laws" of Connecticut, the, 28.
Booth, Barton, the actor, a Westminster
scholar, 310.
Bourne, Vincent, at Westminster, 78.
Boritis, is it contagious? 527.
Bowls as a recreation, 707.
Bribers and Bribery, 560.
Boyle, Robert, the portrait of, 582.
Bright, Mr., views of, as to the Reform
BRIGHT, JOHN, 728.
Bill, 122-his position toward the late
Ministry, 263-recent attitude taken
up by, 643.
British Columbia, statistics of, 162.
BRITISH AMERICA, 156.
British Museum, present state, &c., of,
Buckingham family, picture of the, at
197 et seq.
Burghley, Lord, the portrait of, 582.
Kensington, 579.
Burke, E., on Nova Scotia, 159.
Burlington House, proposed removal of
Busby, Richard, as master of Westmin-
the National Gallery to, 196.
ster, 64 et seq.
Calderon, Mr., painting by, 191.
Calhoun, J. C., his struggle with Jack-
son, 626 et seq.
Cambridge and Oxford, comparison be-
tween, 446 et seq.
Camden, master of Westminster, 61.
Cambridge Don, sketches by a, 454.
Carey, Dr. Wm., head-master of West-
Canada, statistics, &c., of, 158.
CELESTIAL Rule and RebellION, 604.
minster, 305.
Charles I., the patronage of Vandyke by,
Charles II., the portraits of, and of his.
579-the portraits of him, 580.
court, 580 et seq.
Charles X., his overthrow in France, 480..
Chaucer, portrait of, at Kensington, 574.
CHEADLE, W. B., THE GREAT WOODS IN
WINTER, by, 360.
CHINA, RULE AND REBELLION IN, 604-
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE
TAI-PINGS IN, 683-antiquity and un-
ity of its government, 604-causes of
the, 605-the principle of harmony,
606-its recent history, 616 et seq.
CITY, THE PANIC IN THE, 78.
Claret, on, 442.
Clergy, the country, want of amusements
for, 700.
Climatic differences, effects of, in the
United States, 24 et seq.
COAL, WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR, 115--
presence, &c., of, in Nova Scotia, 159.
Cobden, comparison between, and
Bright, 730 et seq.
COLLAPSE, THE, 116.
Colman, account of Westminster School
by, 303, 305.
Colonies, the, administration of, by the
late Government, 404-task imposed
on the new Government by their State,
654.
Columbia, statistics of, 162.
Coming War, a Word on the, 109.
Commercial crisis, the late, 393.
Connecticut, Puritanism in, 28.
Conscience, the Official, 722.
Consolidated Bank, stoppage of the, 85.
Continent, on Outgrowing the, 521-
general arming over, 718.
CONTINENTAL WAR, A REVIEW OF THE,
Corruption, spread of, in the United
States, 18 et seq.-increase of, in Eng-
land, since the Reform Bill, 489.
Cracow, republic of, its absorption by
Austria, 475.
Cricket, at Westminster School, 321-
exclusion of the clergy from, 705-
as an amusement, 706.
Croquet, the game of, as a recreation, 708.
Cromwell, the portraits of, 580.
Denmark, dismemberment of, 475.
Derby, Lord, his position and prospects,
271-the gallery of Historic Portraits
at Kensington originated by, 577.
Derbys, the earls of, portraits of, in the
Kensington collection, 577 et seq.
Destitutes, on some, 234.
Dignity Balls in our Village, 564.
Discount business, what, 82.
Dodd, James, usher at Westminster,
312.
Dormitory at Westminster, the old, 817.
Dorset, Lord, example of hyperbole from,
Dryden, examples of hyperbole from, 676
et seq.
Dunkellin, Lord, the debate on his
amendment, 129.
Eastlake, Sir Charles, the death of, 193.
Edward VI., portrait of, in the Kensing-
ton collection, 579.
Egypt, the revolt of, from Turkey, 479.
Election, system of, at Westminster
School, 824.
ELIOT, GEORGE, FELIX HOLT by, reviewed,
Elizabeth, Queen, restoration of West-
minster School by, 59-the portraits
of, at Kensington, 579.
Elizabeth, the Princess, Honthorst's
portrait of, 579.
Ely cathedral, pictorial decoration of, 202.
Emigration, effects of, on the United
States, 19-extent of, from England,
156 increase of, from Free Trade,
England, ignorance regarding British
America in, 157-the intervention of,
in Belgium, 482-present state of her
foreign relations, 647.
ENGLISH CONVERTS TO ROManism, 327.
English Joint-Stock Bank, the, its sus-
pension, 83.
Epigrams, recitation of, at Westminster
School, 315.
Eton, rowing contests between, and
Westminster, 320.
Europe, recent changes in, 475.
Evelyn, visit of, to Westminster, 72.
Everett's On the Cam,' review of, 455.
Faber, Father, Dr. Newman on, 330.
Faed, Mr., 'Pot-Luck,' by, 191.
Fagging, the system, &c., of, at West-
minster, 315.
FELIX HOLT, review of, 94.
Fenianism, objects of, 119.
Ferozeshah, the battle of, 486.
Financial business, what, 82.
Flagellant, the, a Westminster magazine,
305.
Football as played at Westminster, 321.
Foreign relations, state of, under the late
Government, 406-present state of,
647.
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE WITH THE TAI-
PINGS, 683.
Fowke, Captain, death of, 193.
France, changes, &c., in, since the Vien-
na settlement, 476, 480-the Revolu-
tion of 1848, 483-feeling in, toward
England, 648.
Frederick, the Crown-Prince, review of
his operations during the war, 252 et
seq.
Free-Trade system, Alison on, 491.
Freind, Dr., master of Westminster, 73.
French preachers, the great, their adula-
tion of Louis XIV., 676.
French Revolution of 1830, effects of, in
Europe, 481-and of 1848, 483.
French wines, superiority of, 442 et seq.
Frith, Mr., Widow Wadman,' by, 191.
Frodsham, the actor, a Westminster
scholar, 310.
German Duel, on the Great, 517.
Germanic Confederation, extinction of
the, 476.
Germany, effects of the French Revolu-
tion of 1848 in, 483-feeling in, to-
ward England, 648.
Gibson, the sculptor, death of, 193.
Gitschin, defeat of the Austrians at, 254.
Gladstone, Mr., as leader of the House,
117-on Palmerston's views as to Re-
form, 120-review of his proceedings
on the Reform Bill, 124 et seq.-his
conduct regarding the Queen's Univer-
sity Charter, 268-his position in the
Ministry, and views, 262-feeling of
the Whigs toward him, 263-his con-
duct on the Reform Bill, 264.
Glynne, Sir John, anecdote of, 69.
Gold, presence of, in Nova Scotia, 159.
Golf, the game of, as a recreation, 707.
Goodall's Hagar and Ishmael,' on, 190.
Goodenough, Dr., head-master of West-
minster, 306.
Goodman, Dean, advancement of West-
minster School by, 60.
GOVERNMENT, THE LATE, THE LEGACY OF,
Graham, P., landscape by, 193.
GREAT UNREPRESENTED, THE, 367.
GREAT WOODS IN WINTER, THE, 360.
Greece, the rebellion of, against the
Turks, 477.
Grey, Sir George, his conduct as Home
Secretary, 397.
Grey, Lady Jane, the portraits of, at
Kensington, 578.
Halifax, the Earl of, educated at West-
minster, 70.
Halifax, N. S., city and harbour of, 158,
Harlequin, the, an Oxford journal, 450-
453.
Harmony, the principle of, as recognised
in China, 606.
Hawking, the attempts to revive, 710.
Hayter, Mr., his proposed amendment on
Reform, 125, 126.
Henry VIII., foundation of Westminster
School by, 58-Holbein's portraits of,
575.
Henry Philip, at Westminster School, 68.
Hinchliffe, Dr., head-master of West-
minster, 303.
HISTORIC PORTraits, 571.
Hobbes, Thomas, the portrait of, 582.
Hodges, Nathaniel, heroism of, 68.
Holbein, the career and works of, 574.
Holidays, system of, at Westminster
Holy Alliance, objects, &c., of the, 476.
Honthorst, Gerard, the portraits of, 579.
Hook, Dean, at Westminster, 304.
Hope, Admiral Sir James, and the Tai-
pings, 693.
Howard, portraits of the family of, at
Kensington, 576-the Lord High Ad-
miral, Holbein's portraits of, 576.
Hudson Bay Company, the new, 161.
Hudson Bay Company's territories, sta-
tistics of, 160.
HUGO, VICTOR, 744.
Hung-Sew-tsuen, the Tai-ping chief, his
origin and career, 616, 618 et seq.
Hunting, exclusion of clergy from, 703.
HYPERBOLE, SOCIAL, 672.
Idolatry, theory of the origin of, 496.
Imperial Mercantile Credit Company, fail-
ure of the, 86.
India, administration of, by the late Gov-
ernment, 405.
Interest, the high rate of, 79.
Ireland, Richard, Westminster School
under, 62.
Ireland, present state of, 118, 119-con-
duct of the late Government with re-
gard to, 394-the present state of, and
task it imposes on the Ministry, 652-
Bright in, 739.
Iron, presence of, in Nova Scotia, 159.
Italy, War-notes from, 225-the union
of, 476-feeling in, toward England,
647-O'Dowd on her state and pros
pects, 713 et seq.
Jackson, President, new system as re-
gards officials introduced by, 20-
sketch of his character and career,
624.
James I., the portraits of, 579.
James II., Kneller's portrait of, 581.
Jansen, Cornelius, the portraits of, 579.
Jefferson, President, views of, as to the
Union, 21, 22.
Jeffreys, Judge, Kneller's portrait of,
581.
JEWISH CHURCH, LECTURES ON THE HIS-
TORY OF THE, 494.
Johnson, President, his difficulties, &c.,
32-sketch of the career of, 636 et seq.
Joint-Stock Discount Company, the fail-
ure of the, 80.
Junius, example of hyperbole from, 681.
Keble, Mr., new hall at Oxford proposed
in honour of, 458.
Kensington, the collection of historic
portraits at, 572.
Kneller, the portraits of, 581.
Knipe, Thomas, head-master of West-
minster, 73.
Königgrätz, the battle of, 255 et seq.
Labour, want of representation of, 490.
Language, importance of exactitude of,
674.
Latin play, the, at Westminster School,
308 et seq.-account of its perform-
ance, 313 et seq.
Lavie, G., the Latin play at Westminster
described by, 313 et seq.
Law, state of, and demands made on the
Ministry by it, 656.
LEGACY OF THE LATE GOVERNMENT, THE,
Lely, the portrait of, 581.
Leighton, Mr., 'The Syracusan Bride,'
by, 192-new fresco-painting by, 202.
Leslie, Mr., Clarissa,' by, 192.
'Les Miserables,' review of, 752.
Lettuce, the, as a salad herb, 439.
Liddell, Mr., master of Westminster, 306.
LIGHT AND DARK BLUE, 446.
Light Blue, the, a Cambridge Magazine,
454.
Lincoln, President, sketch of the career
of, 634 et seq.
Lincoln Cathedral, restoration of, 201.
Littleton, Adam, second master at West-
minster, 66.
Lloyd, Pierson, under-master at West-
minster, 78-R, usher at Westminster
School, 309.
London, aspect of, in July, 435.
Long-range Shot, a, 718.
Lost Cable, the, by O'Dowd, 556.
Louis XIV., adulation of, by the French
preachers, 676.
Louis Napoleon, the accession of, 484.
Louis Philippe, the accession of, 481-
his fall, and its causes, 483.
Lynn, Francis, account of Westminster
School by, 72.
Maclise's 'Death of Nelson,' on, 189.
Malta, the danger of, 654.
Manchu dynasty, its origin in China, 617.
Manning, Dr., his present position, &c.,
328-his answer to Pusey, &c., 335 et
seq.
Mansfield, Lord, at Westminster School,
Markham, William, head-master of West-
minster, and afterwards Archbishop of
York, 303.
Naples, the Austrian intervention in,
476.
National Gallery, proposed removal of,
to Burlington House, 196.
Navy, state of, under the late Govern-
ment, 402-task imposed thereby on
the new Ministry, 655.
Nell Gwynne, Lely's portrait of, 581.
Netherlands, kingdom of, its dismember-
ment, 475.
New Brunswick, statistics of, 158.
New England, right of secession claimed
by, 23--character of Puritanism in,
28 et seq.
NEW MINISTRY, THE, 261.
New York Chamber of Commerce, re-
port from, on the Hudson Bay territo-
ry, 160.
Newell, Alexander, master of Westmin-
ster School, 58.
Newfoundland, statistics of, 160.
Newman, Dr., his letter to Dr. Pusey re-
viewed, 328 et seq.
Newton, Bishop, account of Westminster
School by, 75.
Nicholas, the Emperor, policy of, toward
Turkey, 478.
Nicol, E., 'The Rent-Day,' &c., by, 192,
Martin, Mr., on Dr. Newman's letter to Norfolk, the Duke of, Zucchero's portrait
Dr. Pusey, 328 et seq. pass.
Marvell, Andrew, the head of, 582.
Mary, Queen, More's portrait of, 579.
Mary Queen of Scots, the portraits of, at
Kensington, 578.
Massachusetts, right of secession claimed
by, 24.
Mehemet Ali, his revolt from Turkey, 479.
Mill, Stuart, his advocacy of the right of
women to vote, 368 et seq.
Milton, the portraits of, at Kensington,
580, 582.
Ming dynasty, overthrow of the, in China,
MINISTERS, THE, WHAT SHOULD THEY DO,
641.
Ministers, conduct of, as regards the Re-
form Bill, 116.
MINISTRY, THE NEW, 261.
Monitors, system of, at Westminster
School, 324.
More, Sir Antonio, the portraits of, 578
--Sir Thomas, Holbein's portrait of,
"Muscular" education, the recent deve-
lopments of, 448.
Nachod, defeat of the Austrians at, 254.
'Notre Dame,' review of, 746.
Nova Scotia, statistics of, 158.
Oakeley, Canon, his letter to Dr. Man-
ning reviewed, 334.,
O'Down, CORNELIUS, ON MEN AND WO-
MEN, &c., Part XXIV., A Word on
the Coming War, 109- Part XXV.,
War-Notes from Italy, 225-On Some
Destitutes, 234- The Tourists of
1866, 237-America as an Ally, 240
-Of whom to Hunt the Bear with,
380-The Bill of Costs, 386- Our
Garibaldi, 389-On the Great German
Duel, 517--On Outgrowing the Con-
tinent, 521 Is Boritis Contagious?
527-Bathing and Bathers, 530-Our
Own Correspondents, 532-The Lost
Cable, 556-Bribers and Bribery, 560
-Dignity Balls in our Village, 564--
Profitable Vice, 568-A Glance at the
Political Scene, 713-A Long-range
Shot, 718--The Official Conscience,
722-The Pope, 725.
Official Conscience, the, 722.
Officials, system of the United States as
regards, 20.
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