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INDEX

TOTHB

TIMES NEWSPAPER.

1899

WINTER QUARTER— January 1 to March 81.

Containing Index to everytMng in tlie various nomlMis issued ' during

the Months.

3Tk« oiil> (rmt.liUtorj of » ooantry it to be found in- lU newipapen.'^

LoBD Maoaulay

• •• - • .

SAMUEL PALMER. RICHMOND HOUSS,
SHEPPERTON-ON-THAMES,

1899.
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INDEX TO "THE TIMES" NEWSPAPER.

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WINTBB QUARTEBrr-JANUABY 1 TO MARCH -Sli'V

■I.. *■ -

BKrKBBHOB.— '7</b Timm Kewtpaper haTing » aepftnte pofination to etch munber, the fbllolrihf
method if adopted to i>uit it to any file : thua 8 ; 1 1 « roeftna 8th Jan. pase 1 1 column 5 ; the italie
letter after the fimt figure luiting the mooth, and the italic letter (according to alphabet) after the
aeoond figure noting the column of the page.

1

A.

Aberdeen tJniTersitj, 7 m9 f

Abuse of the fianhruptcy Crourt, Letter on, 31

ai 10
AbjMinia, 6; 6 a^7J 6 h^ 18 ; 8 e^Hj 7 6—

19 ; 5 a— SO ; 5 a -28 / 5 r-.28 ; 7 a— 81 J5d

—14 / 5 <r— 25 / 7 /— 16 m 5 a
Accident in Victoria Street, Weatmuater, Let-
ter 00. \S i4 d
A0GIDENT8 —

.— Alpine AccidenU. Fatal 9 ; 6 d
.— Belf aft, a Fatal Caae of Poiaoning by Gaa

at, \2jSa
— - Birmingham, Fatal Aoaident at Chriat

Church at, 8/ 12 6—10/ 10/
_ Boating Acoidenta, Fat^, 2 J 4 c—IO/ 10/

—20./ 6 /
^<- Burgeaa. Alfred, Drowned, 80 / 6 e
_ Byford, Wm., Killed bj Poiaoooua Oaa, 2

-* Cambridge, Fatal Carnage Accident at, 8

^— DeTonport, Fata} and lingular Accident

at, 16 m 10 a
i— ' Dixon, Daniel, Drowned, 80 i 6 «

— ETana, Thoa., Drowned, 80 j 6

— Bxploalon at Bvl^g» Loaa of life^ 7 i 7 o
— 9>10a— 18i7/

Letter on, 10 9 9 /

Official Inquiry into. I m 8 6—8 m 11 a—
8 m 12 li— 6 m U «

— Explosion in Belfaat, 14 / 10 i— 17 / 11 a

— in Cambefwell, 9/66
— * in Canning Town, Oereral Boya Injured,
24/6</
— -^ near Cheaterfleld, Sanderaand Company 'a

Worka, Worlcmen Inji^red. 6 / 6 a

at FaTcrsham, Official Keport, 8 / 8 a
between La 8eyne Toulon, Qreat Loaa of

Life, 6 m 6 a— 7 m 5 li— 9 m 6

— — at Liakeard, 6 j 7 «

at Bochdale Union Workhouae, Fkital, 16
12 d

at Shepherd's Busli, 6 m 1 1 a
at 8taly bridge. Fatal, 6 / 6<i
atUpleea,4j 4 6

AoddentB (ron/fnua//).

— Exploaion at Whitechapel, Feraena Injured,
7i6a

at Wimbledon, Peraona Injured, 8 f 12 il

Gibbona. Rer, W, U., Accidentally

Drowned, 20 m 14 d
-^ Guggenheim, Michael, Serioualy Injured

by an Explosion in a Railway Carriage, 27 / di<

— Hartley, Harry. Drowned, 80 ; 6 c

— Hotchin, Railway Inspector, Killed on the
Railway. 24 / 6 d

Ice Acddenta, Fatal, 80 / 6 a

^— Jago. a Man named Killed through Jump-
ing from a Train whilat in Motion, 81 ; 4 il

JohoaoQ, tli# Afiaaea, Accideotiilly Drowned

20 / 6 /

— Jonea, W. S.^ Drowned, 90 f $

King'a Dyke, near Peterborougli, two

Labourers KUled at, by the Falling of Chhn-

ney Stack, 20 / 6/
M Guire, Peter, Bled to Death through

Stepping on to a Piece of Broken Bottle in hie

Bedroom, 16/ U c
Oldham, Geo., Killed on the Bailwinr, 81

Peaagood, Geo., Killed on the Railway, 81

i9a

— Potter, Wm,, Hmied by Polaonouf Gaa, 24
be

Raekham, J., Burnt to Death, 80 ; 6 ^

Regent*a Park Pit Accident. Three Men

Entombed, 18 m 7 /— 20 m 12 a— 21 m 12
-^— Rothachild, Leopold, Injured in the Hud^

lug Field, 18 ; 10 a— 16 m 10 a

— Smith. John, Drowned, 80 ; 6 «
—— Willia, Mra., Died from being Suffocated

by Gas. 7j 6 d

Wootton, Joa.. Killed in a Quarrel, 4 « 10 6

Tatea. ElisE.. Killed by a FalL 4> 8 a

^OOIDENTS-MIKINO :—

Abergorkey ColUerir, Fatal, 25 / 8 /

-i<^ at Agecrof t, near Mancheater, Several Per-
aona Injured. 8 / 4 /

near Barrow, Meaara. Kennedy Brother*'

Mines. Fatal. I4;8y

— Cadeby Colliery, Mexborougb, Sereral Meo
Injured. iSrn 6u

8

Ace

PALMSB'B INDEX TO ^* THB TIMlfiS " NBW8PAPSB.

[Jan. 1 !•

AoddentB— mning (tontmude), ,

— in Gawton Mine, Fatal, 38 f 7 t

at the Oellyoerdrim Colliery, 81 ; 6^ >• '*

at Qraijf Oollierj, Fatal. :21 m 12 < r. : • '•

— at St. llelen't Junction, Laoa«tuM,TltUl,
2\ tit . •••. ••, •

AOOIDENTS— Bi^LWAY »7f. ••./

- — at Appiedore StajTiOn* • Official Report, 30

jioA \ •.;•'

at Arleaex, Fittal, I r 6 <f

at Annifide,.nlear Lichfield, Fatal, 22 m

12d

--—".a^ Basford Hall Junction, Oflicial Report,

<1^ lit Brechin Station, Oflicial Report, 18 y 8 <
.-*^— at the Central SUtion, Newcastle, Oflicial

Report. 2 J 18 6
— ^ at I haring Grots SUtion, Fatal, 81 > 4 </

in Chile. Fatal, 14 m 6 /

— ^ at Cleredon Sution, Oflicial Report, 18/8/
^ at Congleton Station, Official Report, 23 m

66
— — between Conway and PenmsDnmawr, Fatal,

16>6d-24i 14 tf-7/ll r
-^ at C^urceltes, Persons Injured, 4 / 7 a

at Dingle Station, Official Report, 16 M /

•^ at Forest, near Brussels, many Persons

Killed and Seriously Injured, 20 / 6 c

— at Gateshead. Official Report, 18 / 10 a

— atOreeogate, nearXhatto Heath, 8j 4s

— near Gretna, 8 j 4 s

»— at Hammersmith, U^ 8 a
— — at Harrow Station, 10;8e

at Heme Hill, 8 / 10 c

^— near loniskeen. Several Persons Injured

and Cattle Killed. 28 / 12 d
•^ Jungfran Railway, Fatal Explosion in the

Eiger Tunnel on the, 27/66
*— near Luton, Singular. 3 / 5 /
«»- near Newmarket. Official Report, Ij 8 a

— at Northampton, i7j5/
— ^ near Penrith, 28 m 6 6

•^ near Penryn Station, Oflicial Report, 9 ; 9/
»— near Peterborough, Fatal, 31 i 9 e

near Pollokshaws, 13y 10 a

.— »atRadcliffe,31 mid

— — at Sandholme Station, 29 si 12 f

— ^ at St. Paul's Road Junction. 6 / 6 <f

— at St. Quentin Sution, 13/56

•^— at Strood, SeTeral ot Mr. Falcon's Com-
pany Injuredt 21 ; 10 /

>■ Official Report on, 26 m 14 <f

-^ at Wallingford Sution, OflOdal Report, 21
mSd

«-^ between Willesden Junction and Kensal
Rise, Explosion in a Railway Carriage, 27 / 6(tf

— at Windsor Bridge^ near Manchester, 29 m
12 c

«»— at Witham, Essex, Seyeral Persons Injured,

2j6a
— *^ Oflicial Report, AfSd
— ^ at Wrawby Junction. Official Report, 6j 7 e
AccidenU to Railway SerTanU, Letter on, 3 f

11 d
Acetylene Generators, Report on. 25 / 11 /
Acland (Dr. T. D.) on Consumption Cases in

bouth Africa, 'Mj iZo
4

Actors' Benevolent Association, Meeting, 11 ai

Fund,26i8tf

Adams (J. R.) on Counsel's Fees, 2S / • «
Adderley (Rev. the Hon. J.) on the Crisis in the

Church. 18/12 6
ADMIRALTY OOTJBT :—

the Alffha^ 7 M4 6

— - the Arr.o, 14 ; 4 rf

the ^<^a btndard, i f \5 f

the Blanche R*ck,26f9d

the Bourgogm, 12 ; 10 6— 13y 6 a

— — > the CafMUiu. 16 m 14 a

the Carl von Dofdn, 31 ; 16 6

the Ckin-', 24 / 14 0^27 m 8 a

the Clan M»ckintoth^ 16y 3 d

— — the Clff»hBne^ lO m 3

the OtluiHi^ui^ 20 / 14 e

the Dtrt. 27 i 9 e

the D^pt ord, 18 » 13 f

— - the jEghnton, 24 m 14 ii

theAYaa. 29m iSo

— -> the f en»ta. 26 / 6 a
— — the Fiynom^ 16 ai 14 il

the Gulitz, iSf 5o

«— the GlunjfitwytK 21 / 18 tf

the Hooper No. 5. 16 m 14 d

the Hjia, 18; 13/

the/Ziof, 11 /4il

-^ the /ft hmoree^ 1 7 / 4 a
*— the /reus, 27 m 3 /
— — the K'St'^ven, 9 / 4 a

theKutrtl 16 / 3 (i

— -^ the Loth Breaan^ 2SJ5A

the Lokoja, 25 / 5 a

the MamhrtUr City, 26 / 9 i

.»- the Jfa/iiutto, 26; 4/^16/ 14 a

- the Melanopo. 20 fi4

»— the Murgengry and Blaek Cook, 25 ai 4/
— ^ the Mum\fieent, 25 f 5 a

theiVt2a,2/6a

the O'/aron, 27 m 3 /

the P mpa, 22 / 14 6

the Piwmia, 29 m 18 a

the Pi*rrrmont, 28 m 14 <f

the Qn dhlamba^ 15 /$d

the Qusffn WUhslmina, 2 m 13/

the Ri,tutroom, 24 m 12.4

the Senhora da Quia, 15 J 3 ««7 m 14 ^

the «S6a«rjieaa, 9/46

the Sir BetfU, 3 / 6d

«-— . the ^aarJr, 27 f 9a

- the iSbfx6M. 27/14 <«

the Stam/ordham, 28 / 13 <f

the SiokesUv, 18 / 6

the Storm King, 2f5d

— -^ the Tampioo, 29 ni 18 a

the VuuxhoU, 4 m 15 a

•— ^ the VoianU, 9/46

the Voltaio, Urn 14 <i

-^- the Vortig^rn, 13 m 14 a
— . the Wd'ury, 13 m 14 d

the Wiig^on, 9/46

the WiUiumMUhell, \IJ ie

the Yuun, 27 w 3/

Adult^atiou of Dairy Produce, Letter on, II /
4/

I

March 81, 1899.] palmbb's irdbz to '< ras ttmbs, ^* iibwspapbr.

Axna

AdTOTtiMments ind the Home of Commooi,

Letter on, 28 m 12 d
AdTertiter't Bzhibition, 28 / 18 if
Aeronautical Society, Meeting, 81 m 8 /
Afghaniatao, 16/ 5 «— 17/ 6 ^

Ameer of. Health of. 9j5 d^lOJ 8 e

-^ Reported Death of the Ameer of, 26 / 7 /"

Africa, ItaUasi, in 4 ; 8 e

After-Care Aaaociation, Annual Meeting, 7 / 9«

Agricaltural Hall, IiUngton, Cmfta D^ Show

at, 9 / 6 e
•^ Shiie Horae Sodety'i Shoir at, 21 / 8 a
—* Imports, 8 j 9 /— 10 J 8 «— 17 / 10 d-24
/10ff-8l;IO/— 7/11 6—16/4 6—21 /lie
— Im 11 0— 7m 11«— 14 m 10 6—21 «18f
— «-> Machines, Competition. 21 j 6 c

— Show in Paris. 6 m 12 <i
«»«- Union for Women. 16 m 4 d
Agricnlture— Adulteration of Dairy Produce, 11

jAd^27mid
-^ Anthrax, 18^* 10 6

— Bath and West of England, Society Meet-
ing at Bzeter. 6 / 8 d

.i— British Dairy Farmers' Association, 6 /"d </
«^— Commission on the Working of the Diseases
of Animals Acts, 11/11/

— Committee on Glanders, 18 / 18 /

•^— Crops and Live Stock, 2j 12 a— 9 / 18 c—
16 ; 4 d— 28 ; I8«— 80 ; 18 e— 6 / 8 «— 18 / 18
a^WJ 8 fl— 27 / 7 a— 6 m 18 a— 18 m 8 a— 20
Hi4a-27 «46

-— Contagious Diseases of Animals in 1898, 9
flSe

— . Oultiration of Peaches, 20 m 4 6

English Jersey Cattle Society. 6 / 8 d

— Fruit Growing l^ Farmers, 27 / 7 6

— Milk Supply of Large Towns, 27 / 7 o
MiscelUneous News, 2 ; 12 6—16 J 4 /— 80

1 18 a— 20 / 8 6—27 / 7 0—6 m 12 6^20 m 4 6
National Poultry Test, First Return, 18 m

Zo

4c

in Nicaragua, 80 J 13

Our Imports of Dairy Produce, 28 ;' 13 /

Price of Corn. 9 i 18 <i

Produce of British Crops in 1898, 27

Statistics, Ireland, 1898, 20 m 4 a

— Report of the American Mmister of Agri-
culture, 2> 12 a

— Royal Agricultural Society of England and
the Prince of Wales, 6 m 12 a

bounties Agricultural Society's Show, 20

y8a— 18 m8 6
_ Sale of Shire Horses, 80 n8 c^

— Sales of Shorthorns. 13 / 18 /

.^ Sheep Scab in Great Britain, IBjie
Smitbfleld aub. 6 / 3 d

— Telegony— a Problem for Stockbreeders, 18
mSa

— Tuberculosis Question, 13 / 18 <

Wheat Growing in the Far North, 21/6/

Wild Oxen. Sheep and Goats, 27 / 7 6

AinsUe (Archdo. A. C; on the Crisis in the

Church, 20 ; 8 6
AitchisoQ (Prof. G.) on New Vauzhall Bridge,

8ail4e

Aitken (Chas.) on the Crisis in the Church. 81 m

5s
— (Rer. G. H.) on Warnings to Householder,

10/ 4«
Akers-Douglas (— ) at Dorer, 26 / 4
Albaniftn Morement, 9 f !* e
Aldis (Prof. W. S.) on Gompulsoiy Arbltratloa

in New Zealand. 24 n 4 f
— — on Industrial War and Compulsory Arbitnt-

tion, 4;80-7; I8/-14; 18«— 17;8tf
Alexandra College. Dublin. 14 / 9 /
Algeria, 17?6r— 7 /5«
Algiers, Anti Semitism in. 11 /*? e— 18 / 5 6
Alinn Immigration, 12 f 5 • -16 / 9 /*— 15 m 2 /
Aliens at the Bar. Letters on. 7 / 1 1 /— 10 /15 a

and Calls to the Bar Letter on, 17 y II a

All-night Tramcar Serricea, 18 / 187—81/ 104

— 80m4s
Allan (W.) and the Liberal Party. 26/ 10 c
Allen (C. H.) on the British and Foreign Anti-

SlaTery Society. 7 ; 6 i
on Slavery in Zaniibar, 26 j 8 e— 7/ lie

—18/ 10 6

on Surrender of Runaway SlaTes, 27 si

16 d

Testimonial to. 21 / 12 6

(J. K.; on Wedding Cake in the Post, 14

i4e

(W. O. B.) on Spiritual Care of Emigrants^

6/ I6a

Almond (H. H.) on SuperaDuuatton of School-
master, 10; 9 e

Amalgamated Society of Engineers, 9 J 9 §

Amalgamation of OperatiFe Cotton Spinnersi
Meeting, 18 11166

Ambndge (F, J,S on St. Vinoeut's Rained
Churches, 6 ; 10 e

America Cup. 21 f \0

AM£&IO A— UNITED STATES:^

— ^ Alaska Boundary, 80 m 8 /

— and A astria> Hungary. 10 7 8 ^—12 / 8 e
Lord C Beresford in New York, 26 / 7 <>— .

27/5 6—2 IN 5 a

- Case of Senator Quay, and others, fot
Conspiracy, 1 1 ; 8 s
and (^hlna. 18 ; 3 </

— Commissary-General Eagau, Commutatioa
of Sentence. 8 / 5 /

— (/ongress and the late War, 6m B o

Court-Martial 00 Commissary-Gen. Eagao,

80; 60
and Cuba, 2 ; 8 e -^ j 3 /^— 4 j 4 a— ly 5 s

— 3 / 8 a -6 / 7 a
and Germany, 28/5 6—2 m 5 a— 8 m 5 d

— President M'Kinley in Boston, 18 / 8 a

— Miscellanou9 News, see each duu'i paper

Nary, 4/ 7 J '^

— "- New AmbassHdor, 28 / 5 a

— -— ' York Chamber of Commerce and Lord

Charles Beresford, 8 / 3 e
— - and the Philippines. 16 ; 5 a— 6/ 5 6—7 / 5

a— 1 ly 7 e— I8y 8 a— 20 / 6 6—25 / 7 rf— 21

/5a
Ratification of the Peace Treaty. 7y 5 a

— and Keciprocity Treaties. 16 m 5 6

Severe Weather in, 14/5 a— 15 / 5 a— 16

6

AniB

Ci

»9

PAUfflR 8 tNDBX TO ^ TBI TIMX8," NBW8PAPSE.

[Jfan. 1 to

-»- and Spain and the PhilipiEM, 80 « 6 6
-«— and Turkey. 22 m 7 «

— War Oonimisflion, \i f 5 a
America and Sir Wolter Scott, 98 / 7 e
American Ambassador, New« t m 12 e

— — Art Stadentf in Paria, Lett«r on. 18 j 4

— «-> I»ttei in the War, M ml d

-^- Metal and Mineral Trades, 3 MS /

-— * Special Consular Reports, Some Kecent, 88

f\Sd
•^ Troops at Malta, \0m5a

— Warships at Bermada, 2if9a
Americans. Attack on near Delhi Lett«s on, 18

fHr-2Sf\2«
Americans in the Philippines, 80 « 8 a
Amiens, Afternoon Tea at. Letter on. 23 m 5 6
Ancient Florence and Modem London, Letter

on, 4 / 4 «

Parish Registera. 81 m 8 /

Anderson (Mrs. Garrett) on the History and

fiffeets of Vaccination, 81 ; 11 f — 1 / 6 •

— ( Dr. John) on Netley and Tropical Diaeaa%
6; 60

" on Vaccination. 10 ; 6
Andree (Herr) Search for, 1 1 i <f e— 1 1 / 7 d^lS

/ 6c&/— l4/6«-.2O/60-83y8 r^l8si7/
Andree*s Balloon and Arctic Exploration, 81 « 8 /
Anirlo- African Writers' Club, Dinner, 17 j 10
Anglo-American Relations, 4/4 6^7 f 5 e— 18

; 8 •— 14 ; 7 a<-ll> / 5 d— 17 / 6 f-lS /8 a—

20/6 A— 81 fS c<— 82 r 5 >23 / 6 a— 24 /6a

—8 m 13 /— 17 iM 6 e -81) m 8e— 22 m 7
Anglo-Frenok Agreement, 83 ii 5 a— 84 si 8 a —

25 M 7 6—28 m 6 e— 80 mlid
*i Text of , 88 01 7
ReUtions, 17/ 8 e— 3 m 8 d-^Xl m 6 #^16

m7 d
Animals* Hospital, 34 ; 9 •
Annual Drink Bill Letter on, 24 / 16 ^
Antaretio fispedltion. Proposed National, 9 ai 4

/-I7in8«— 38m86
Anti-BottiitT League, 7 J II 6— 10/9 ^
▲nri- British Feeling in Algeria. 84 i 10 r
Anti-Ritualist Meeting, .Scene at an, 7 / 1 1 a
Anti-Semitism and the Roman Catholic Church,

Latter on, 20 / 7
Anti-Toxin Treatment of Diphtheria. 16/8/
Apologia of the iiishops. Letter on, 17 / 12 6
Arbitration Awards, 8 9 8 a
^— in Labour Disputes, 4 m 18 6
Afbntlinot (BeT. Geo.) on Obodienoe of the

Clergy, 6 J 8
ApchsMlo^y in Italy, Letter 0% 34 / 18 /
Archbishops and their Interpretation of the

Bnbrica, 21 /9s
Argentina 14 / 7 a— 9 m 5 /— 16 si 5 c
Argyll (Duke of )on Compulsory Arbitration, 28

i9a

— on the Money Lenders' Bill, 8 m 8
« Lending Bill, 28 ai 8 a

Armenia, 18/ 4a

Armenian Orphans, Letter on 7 / 4 a
_ Refugees in Persia, 7j 9 /— 16 / 5 /
Arms and Aloohol in Polynesia, 9 /" 1 1 c
Annitffpng (U. £.; oa Tnuaing of Teaohen, 24
>14<i
6

Army Mobilisation in Relation to Sea Powar,

Letter on. 6 f 7 /

Rifle Association, 26 ; 4 /

Arnold (Sir Arthur) on the BCeeting of tht

. Liberal Members, 2/40

Amold-Forater (H. O.) on the Army Bstimateay

Sm \0f

— on Drafting of Soldiers. 81 m 6 (f

on the Insh Unirersity Question, 10 / 16 <f

— 00 the War Office and the Oavalry, 3^ / 6 d
Arthur (Sir Oeo.) on the Crisis in the Church,

14 1118 6
Article aub. Dinner. 8/4 /— 2 / 8 /— 3 m / /
Arundel Church Schools. Letter on, 18 y 4 /
Ashbee (C. R.) on Bo«r Church, Stratford, B.,

3m\5d
Ashbourne (Lord) at Chester. 6/90
Ashcombe (Lord) on Sir John Mowbray and the

Committee of Selection, 20 / 1 1 /*
Ashton (Algernott) on Joanna Baillie's Tomb, 7

/7/
Asquith (— )in Lancashiia, 28/ 8 8

— at Louth, 20/ 10 e
Assessment of Public Buildings, \ fl f

Question in London, 21/7 /— 8 m 18 < >28

sn8/

of Railways, 24 / 8 •

Assistant Masters' Association, Annual Dinfter,

16/70
Assistants of the Sons of the Clergy. 18 m 10 a
Associated Board of the Royal Academy of

Music and the Royal Collegia of Music, 28 /

12 d

— ProTincial Law Pieties and the (Cancel-
lor of the Exchequer^ 24 ii 4/

Association of Asylum Workers, Annual Meet*

ing, 28 »a 1 1 6
of Chambers of (Tommeroe, 19/8 t— >18 m

16 a— 16 m 6 e— 17 miie
■ Banquet. 16 m 6 6
■ of the United Kingdom, Meeting, 17/8 d

— — of Directors and Organisiog Secretaries for

Technical and Secondary Educatioo^ Annual

Meeting. 14/9

— of Koreign Consuls. Meetfrig. * 1 1 in 6

— for the Furtherance ot Ohristianity in
Egypt. Private Meeting. 19 f t i «

— - of Municipal Corporations Annual Dinner,

28 m IO0— 'i7iM 18
Meeting. 24 / 6 a

— of Onioibus Proprietors and the Strcjet
Traffic Bill, 15 si 13 /

— — of Umversity Women teachers, Aoodal
Meeting, 16/40

Assyrian Christians, Archbishop's to tha tf IsiiOa
Letter on, 21 i 9 /

Atherley-Jones (L. A.) on the Liberal Leader-
ship. 81 ; 12 (/

Attempted Escape of Prisoners, 10 / 8

Attorney-Greneral and County Coutt Sxteofioii,
Letter on, 80 m 8

— — at Cowes, 18 m 6 d

on the Liberal Leadership, 5 ; 8 /

on Municipal Tradiiiir, 2 / 9 /

Auctioneers' Institute 6f the United King^loiiia
Meeting, 4 / 7 •—14 ; 1 1 /— 18 m 14

Attstralada, 80J 6 a— 6/6 c

March Si 1S99.J falscbb'b ihdbx to ^ thb tix£8" nswspapbb.

Ban

AUSTRALIA: -

$ee aUo Nbw South Walbb—Nbw Zba«

LAND— VlOTORrA—QCBBirtLAHD &0.

«— Kzports of Gold. 'iXml e *

Mifloellaoeout News, 4/8 a— 6 ; 3 /*— 9 i 6

</-l3«3«.18;8«— 16/5^— 27;3 e-\ /6

«— 8 / 6 tf-l6 / ft 4—24 / 6 tf-IO « 6 6—17 m

6 e -22 m 7 a— 27 m 7 6—80 m 8 a
— - Severe Harric«ne in, 10 m 6 6
Aiutmlian Ooloniei, Dinner to Celebrate the

11 th Anniversary of the Foandatioii of (be, 27

I 6a

— Federation, 22 f5 rf— 2 m 6 /— 4 m 7 #—16
mlit, -28 m 6 «- 24 m 5 d— 29 n 6 e

— Agreement. 7 / 6 f

ratter on. 7 < 12

Australian Mining Companies, m« Mining

Wine Trade, II f 7«

AiiAtrinn PoUnd. ron'luction of, 29 m 5 e
AUSTRIA-HUNaABY :-

— ('Mthulic (^)^ser▼ati▼e Peajant Association
for Central and Upper Styria. 23 / 6 a

Missions in Egypt. 25 f « a

ConTersioii of Roman (/atholics to thp Pro-
testant Faith. 6^6 / — lay 6 o -tl j 6 .i — 4 w
6 6— I4m5«— I7w5 s— *^4 mb d

— Crisis in the Anglican and Roman
Churches, in m 5 d

(Msis in the English (^hurch 25 » 6 e

>— Czechs and the Triple Alliance, 28 mi 5 cf
Export Trade, 28 m 6 c- 24 m 6 c

— and the Far East. 16 m 6 a
and the Holy Land, 2 / 8 s

Hungary, Crisis in. 6 ; 3 rf-6 / 6 s— 7 ; 6 /

-9;6 / — 11 ;8/-l2 »3/— 16 6^ — l8y6a
— !»• 5 />20;o«-2l ; 6/-26 7 6 tf-30 6
e— 81 ; 64—8 /8 d -id / 5 r— IH / b c— 18 /
8 b —21 / 6 /— 22 / 6 6—24 t'h€

New Vfinistry. 28 / 5 c— 8 « 5 rf
Resignation of the Ministry. 20 f 6 d

— InduDtry and Trade of, 8 • 4 c

— Jesuits 7 i 8 «

JohannOrth 14/7 4

— — Jubilee .Vlemoriai 28 m 5 /

— Language Ordinances in, 29 m 5 /*

»»- Miscellaneous News. 2)4 u— 4 ; 3 /— 28 ;
7 tf -2 r 3 — 4 / 7 - 1 6 f 6 n -26 / 5 c— 28
/50 -M m 7r— 20 m 8 a

— Murders in Vienna. 2 j 4a— 8 / 4 6 -4 ; 4 a
the Seue Fr*U P-r'jse, 27 / 6 6

— Mme. Olga de Novikoff's Article on War
against War 9 m 6

— Protestant Movement In, 29 « 6 s

Russo- Servian Incident, 9 m 5 /tf

— Scene in the Reichsrath, 28 y 7

Situation in, 18/6 6—28 / 6 / -13 m 7 6—

80 Iff 8 s

Social Democracy in, H f be

Antomatic (couplings. 8 1 si 6 6

— Fire Alarms, 8 / 4 d
Automobile Club, .Vfeeting, 6r 4e
Awakening of the Bishops. Letter on. 3 / 10 6
^— of China. Letter on, 9 f 14 /

Ayrton (Mrs.) 00 the Electric Arc. 2> si 5 s

B.

Baillie's (Joanna) Tomb, Letter on, 7/7/

Baddriey's (St. C^lair) Discoveries. Letter on, 4

■1I5/*
Bainbrigge (Rev. P. T.) on the Crisis in the

Church. 4 1* I6<'~il m 14r
Baker (Sir Sheraton) on Traffic Regulation of

the Metropolis. 27 / 12 a
BakHra* Company, Dinner, 7 / 6 s
Balaclava Veterans, Letter on. 21 9 6 «
Balfour (A. J.) on Cycling. 85 « 12 e
— in Manchester. 81 / 10 6—1 / 10 a
— — and Medical Research 2 1 / 7 4
— -» on Prot«Hrtantism and Univeraity Educa-
tion in Ireland, 26; 6 a

on Technical fi<iucation, 4< 12 6
(Gerald) st Leeds, 4 / 12 s
and Railway Deputations, 1 si 4 r

— (T^rd) and (he Convention of Royal and
Parliamentary Bur^^hs, 14/ 12 s

— ^ on Foreign AfiPairs, 11/8/

on Youthful < 'riminals, 1 4 » 7 /

Balfour*s Proposal for a iioman Catholic Uni-

versitv. Letter on 6 / 16 a
Balkan Peninsula. 7 hi 6 s
States, 28 < 6 a— 9 / 6 e— 14 / 6 4

and Turkey, 25 w 7 6

Balloon as an Instrument of Scientific Research,

17/9/
Bairs (Sir Itobt ) Christmas Lectures. 2 / 12 4—

Banbury ( F. Q.) on Injured Hones in London

Streets. 31 t 18/
BaitKor (Rp. of) (Consecration of, ^ f 60
Bank Fraud. 27 / 6 s
BANKING: —

— Agra, 16 m 8 /

— Aiigl')-* 'slifornian. 8 « 4 /
««— Anglo- Foreign. 2L / 8 s

— Banco Central Mezicano. 9 / 6
' Bank of Africa 80 m 10 6

— ^ of AusirHliasia, 24 m 3 4

of British i^olujnbi*, 10 /^ 14

— — North America. 8 m 4 s

— of 1 '*hina and Japin, 2S m 3 6

of lilgypt. 22 / 8 tf

of England. Imports and Exports
of Precious Metals, see eacA Weekly. iUturn
ma'ier Munbt M^rkbt

" Notes in Circulation tUtwAs at
nnp Weeklv
— — *Veekly Returns, 6 ;' 3 c— 18 / 2 /-20
i\ t—nj be^-'Sf 124-10 /'13'— 17 / 13(7
—24/4 4— 8 m 4/— 10 m 13 0-17 m 4/— 24
SI 4 0-31 ni2 4

ot IreUnd, 21 ; 6/

— — > of Mauritius, 8 m 4 s

Banker's Clearing House, in taeh Wuk*M

paper J after Bank 0/ England

— batten 'Jaroe and Oarnes's, 26 j 6 e

— British Bank of South America. 24 « 3 4
— - City of Birmingham, 14 / 14

— — and London City and Midland, Amalga-
mation of. 2 / 4 a

— Civil Service, 17 / 14 a

— (/omparison of ttie Position of the Bank of
England with Consols and French Rentes, see
after Bank of England, in each wetk^e paper

— . Dumbeli'a, 14/ 144

B 7

Ban

PALMXR's IMDSX to ^ TRX TIMK8 *' HBWSPAPBB.

[Jac. 1 to

Baulking C''(m/tiiiie<f).

— Econdmie. 1 m 19 a '

— German Rank of LoMon, 8 / 14 ft
Imp«ri<it, 18 r5tf

— International Bank of Londoli, itmie

— Ionian, 20 jB e— U ^14 o

— Lloydt, 14/140

— London, Ctt^Und BTidlabd, '31 f 3 e A\ f
IBif

and Continental. T8m16 a

— and Oourilj, tl / 10 o
and General. 26 j 4 /
and* HanB^tfe. t7 / 14 d
Joint Stock. VO I S d
Par!fiimaikmiBrictn.'10nil4<i '
andProTinclal.MfBftf '
and South 'We«tem/8 / T8 d
and WeBtaftinater, 16 J 13 t
-^ Alleged Fraud dn. 27/ 8 e *
and Toi'kfihfre. ntXBe'

Merchant 10/ I4r

Metropolitan (Knglidid and Wahn), 27 / 78 6
Nationitt.'*27/r8'
— Bank of Qeimany, 8 / 5 /
rf India, 'St m 4 r

■^ Parr'i. Robbery at, 24> 6 /— 26/ 10 *-26
j 5 /-27 J 10 t-28 jf 7 /-80 j 7 6—7 ; 12 c
— I /6;-20/10/

— ProTincial Bank of Ireland. 26-/ 18 a

— Standard Bank of South Africa. 19; 18«
— 8 / 14 a

-— State of Sharea in Companiet, «e« mwry
dav** f»ao§r

— 'Town and County, 24 / 8 rf

— Union Bank of Australia. 81 ; 146
LlTerpool. Robbery at, 28 / rO
of London, 12 ? 9 c

BANKBUPT0IE8 :^

Abbott, J. Km 4 m 5 /

— ^ Abrnhnm, John, 22 / 12 e

— Abrahams, John. 1 la 12 •

B. E..2I j7tf

—~ Ackroyd. Jas., i 1 m 4 /
— • Adurns. Jot. 2^ / 10

Ald». F. W. 18 m 10 A

— — Alexander, jHCob.. 7 f 1 1 d

Allen, n. J. T., 25 no 6

Almond Edrain. 18/ 14 d

•^^ Amato, Qaetano, ^ m ft>j
— - Anderson. Jut.. 18 m 10 6

Andi^w, Edw.. 2^1 j 7 c

— - Anthony H. T.. 26 r 10 c
Aplin. Kdw.. V2 m H d

— Armstrong. F. P. 22 /12 e

— Arscott. Jaa. '16 ; 12 tf

— Ashton. A. £., 1 / 7 e
— > As thy. A. C 16«16/

— Aston. 0. P.. 21y 7 c
-«-> Atkinson, Thos.. 4 m 5 /
.-» AttwtxKi. T. H., 25 / 10

— Austin, Valentine. 26 / 10 e
W. U.,7; II a

Arery.W. B.,U jlO/
• Wm., and e^m, 4 m 5/-^29 m 12 c
Aypes. P. P., 15/* 14 a
Babington, Geo., 18 ; 12 i
Badiau, JoUna, 14/ 18 e
8

liaiiiertpteiei (ewiUinmd^

Bailey/Thoa^ 4.f 6 li

Baiifton. Thos., 26 1 f 2 e

— Baiffvtow, Thoa.. tS m IS /

— Baker«.Jas., 18il2<i

Baldoek, A. JmH / 8 /

-— Baldwin. H. J^ 16 m 18/
— - Banks, Wm.. 21 y 7 e

— BsrdiMI. W. H«, 11 7 3 /
«— Barker, Jaan 4y 14 c

— Barlow, Geo.. 4 j 6 </

- — Bartiet,iG, fi.. 88^ U I

— BaskerWno, Wm., lli«4/

Baas, H. W., 4 m 6 /

J. It, Jan., 16 m 16 r

<*— Baawtl, FaaBoiii;'i}8y 44 «
Jaa.. lliXOf

Baa«6r,.itey,«4ai5/

— Wm.. 11; 10/
fteaeh 1. 1., 26 m 6 /"
Beadswortb. AHbvr. 16 M'lSy
Beaie, WsHer, 20 m 12 6
fieaU. Rdw.. 29 m iHA
Beasky^ John. 1 1 / 10/
Besuderk, F. £.. 28 j 14 a
Beeher.fi. A. M.. IJ / 10/
Bell. R.T., 14; 18r
Bendall, J. B., 4 n 6 f
Bennett, UMh 8/8/

Bent. W. fl^ 18; I8<f
Bentley and Bejnott, 26 ; 18 e
Berry. Martin, 29 m 1t^
Beat. Wm^ 16 / 14 a
Beran. J. J« 22 m 8 if

— and Sons, 22 m 8 d
Bice,J.E., J4/ 13 i*
Biddle. Robt., 16 r 14 a
Bidon, B. M^ lly 10/
Binns, H. G., 22 « 3 </

— J. P.,22w8rf
Birch, Fred., 4 m 6 /
Bishop, Arthur. 18 m 10 6 •

W. S., 8m6/

^-* Blackburn^ Jaa., 81 y 7 e
^ — BUckweii, J. E., 8 si 6 /
-,.^ W.J., 11/8/

Blake. Ann W^ U « 16 /

BlaoWey. F. F., 1 1 / 10 /

- BlAnkstone, Darid, 4 / 14

- Bleasdale. Geo., 1 / 7 «

Bloom. Wm., 18 i 12 d

Blore, H. L., 8 / 8 /

Boag. Thoa., 4 m 6 /

BoddU. stemuel, 18 / 14 <f

BoguslaTsky. Rubin, 4 ; 6 <i

BoUun. John. 25 y 12 t

BolsoTer. W. ii., 21/ 7«

- BongeroUe. Anatole, '4 ; 12 c
Bonsor. Jaa., 18 ; 12 d

Borwick. Robt., 18 ; 12 <i

- Boas. Henry Le Batc^ 28/ 14 a

Bostock, A. W., 16 m 16 /*

— Bott. Wm., 18 / 14 i

Bottle, John, 6/3/

Botwright. W. W., 86 / 10 6

Bowers. Eroeal. 4 « 6/

- Bowketl. W. U., 18 m 10 6

March^Sl, 1899.] palmer's ,ihdbz to" earn ctmbs*'* nswspapbb.

Ban

BMikruptdm {rimtimiMd)
— — Bradbuiy, John, 29'ia 12 6
*- Brabyn, T. J., *4»8 j U a
i-^ Bradfleld. W. R., 28; 14 a

Bradlef, F. W*, 25 » ft /

— -> Bradshaw, Henry; 3ft m 6 /

— BramhilL Jm., 11 ylOj^UJ 18 e
«— Brmnton, W. H:» tft ^ 14 a

— - Bray, W, 11 / 8 /
-^ Braeae Brof^ 7 J 11 a
— — Brenton, W. J.« Ift-ai Ift /
-— Brawer, Darid; 2ft / 10 ft
Q.W., 14/ 18 c

Bridto^Iaaatf, Iflailft/

Bridgewater, J. R., 21 r 7«

Bridg^Hirfy, Itjf 10/

Briarley. W. J., 28i 14 a
Wm., 4 j 14 c

Brigitocke, Jas., 4/140

Brittain. John, 8 m ft /

Broadwood, W. C. G.,, 8 m 6 /

Brock. Rich.. 4*7 5 d

Brockman; Kdw., Mnv 4 /

Brockaom. Wm., 28 fVia

Bromfleld. Qeo., 1 m 18 a

Brookea. J. T^ 1 / 7 «

Brooka, John. 2ft y \2e

Brookabank, J. A'^ 7; 11 a

Brolhera, E. C, 18 m iO 6

Brown, Geo., II ; 10/

— J. H., dH ; 14 a

— Jaa., L / 7

— John, 1ft M 1ft /

— WoL, 11 m 4/
Broxap, Walter. 32 ni 8 d
Bryant, t»'. W*., 1 6f 14 d
Bucban-Sydaerff. Thoa^ jao^ 7;f II a
Buck and Cowling, 4 m 6 /
Bnckland, Edwin. 8/8/
Bnist, J. J\ 1#; IB e
Bnlley. G. H., l/7c
BoUock, J. T., 4 ai ft /
Balmer, Alfhd, 22 / 12 e
Burdett, John, 22 iit'8 d
Barliaon, Riibt., 29 jii'126
Burnett, Geo., 2ft / 10
Barrows. Joe., 8 m ft /—1 1 m 4/
Buttery, Jaa.. 18 / 14 d
Boxton, Koland, 1ft / 14 a
Byrne, Geo., 14 f 13 §
Caborn, Chaa., 25/ 10
eadec, fl. 8;, 4* m ft /
CaUaghan. Rich*, 2» ai 12 ft
Campbeli, Jaa., 18 j 12 tf-18 m 10 6

N. M^ 8 / 8 /

Cannon, J. T., Xim^f
Canon. G. A.. 18 m 10 ft
Carbatt, Arihor, 1/70
Carpenter, F. G., U / 10/
Carter, A. J., 28 ; Ua

- U. £„ 16 « 1ft/

— Wm^ 4/ 14 c
Cartmail, Wm., Ilia 4/"
Cashmore,' Jaa., 8 m ft /
Cauon, Thos., 10 m 1ft ^
Catley, Bobt;, 4 / 14 e
Challia, Tboi., 28/14 a

Bankraptdaa ('oiirtniifld).

Chamberlain, Joa», 11/8/

Gaplin^ C; N« 1 1 / 8 /

Chapman, Bobtn 22 ja.8 d

Chappie, T. A., 2ft m A /

Chatfleld, Chaa., i^m\2h

— Chatterton, John. 29 aii2 ft
Chattin, John» 8 / 8 /

Cheshire, Hen^, 29 m 12 ft

Chettle, Q. R., 4 /ft d

Child. W. C, 18 « 10 ft

-^ Chorlton. Tboa., 21 ; 7 a
Church. Jaa.. 7/ II a

— Oapham, J. B , 21 j 7 e
— - Clave, Ardittf. 1ft m 1ft /

Geo.. 11/8 /•
CUrk,J.F.,21;70
CUrke. E. L. H.. 25 / 10

— Enoch, 1 01 12 •
G. E., 1ft / 14 a
Wn&,2ft«ift/

Clipsham. Wm.. 1 1 m 4 /
aoake, H. ILr jun^ 2&'fli ft /
Cloudsdale, T. G. W., & m fty
CochUn. A. C. T; ftiua 8 d
Cogswell. B. V„ lk/>8/r
Cohen. Solomon, L/) 7 a
Cole, C. 8.. II J 107

— Samuel. 22 m 8 tf
Sydney. 1ft/ 14 a
T. G., 28rl«a

Coleman. John* 2ft./ 10 e
Coles. Harcy^ 4 m ft /•
CoUier. J;G.,^2fty 12
Wm., 18/ 14d

Colls. E.M.. 4/14 e
CoUyer. Fred., 22 «i8 a
Connolly. Madelinflk 29 niJ2 ft
Conway, A. E.*, l8/.14d
Couk, C. U.. IHm.10 6

K. H., IHiM Iwft

Wm.» 2ft 01 5 /

— I'/Ookson. Win., 18 / 14 i

Cooper, A. Fv. 18/ 14 d

B. L., 1 H 10 /

W. J., 25 « 6 /

— Cope, Albert, 7 7 11 a

Coppen, S. W., 15 itt 15 /

Corbett, T. B». 1ft m I5 /

— - Cosslett, Qwilym. H m 0/

Cowiien, John, 9 t-^ t

(^owle, W. S.. 28 j 14 a

— Cowley. Wm. r / 7

Cow ton, Jos., 2U m 12 ft

Coz, Jas., 28j 14 a

Coyne, Thos., I / 7

Crabb. F. L., 1 / 7 e

Craft Albert, 4 / 14 e

^— Crake, Fnncia, 4/ I4e

— Cramp, Geo., 11/8/

— Cra?eu. E. J., 22 n 8 <<

^ Crawfoid, W. R.,,22 ai.8 i
— — Creed. Albert; 4 1 ft d
^- Croft. Geo., 8/3/
Wm.,8/8/

Cross. Jabea, II mAJ
- Walter, 14 ; 18 a

9

Brn

PALltSB 8 INDKZ TO ^ THS TIMSS, NBW8PAPBB.

[Jan. 1 to

Bankruptcies (rontinuedj,

— rrostiDghain, Henrj, 7^ 11 a
^— . Orotsley . John, 25 m 5/

— — Crowe, Albert, 18 m 10 6
i»— Crusher. J. C^ 1 m 12 s
— - Cunliflfe, W. T., 18 ; 13 d
•-— Curtiss, A. J^ 4 « 5 #
Cutler, W. J., 18; 12 d

— Dale, Samuel. \ m 12§

Dalleh, K. W., 15 m 16 /

.^ Daniel, Herbert, 11/8/
—- DaTles. DaTid. 11 / is /
£dw., 8 « 5 /

— ^ G.F^4f 6<f— 18; 12 li
■ I. C, 1 m 12

J. R., liyiO/

J. W^ll>10/

- FhiUp, 81116/

- Robtn 16 01 16/
Dayis. Gea, 7 ; 11 a— 26 / 10 e

JsSh 21 j76
Dawson, John, 16 m 16 /

Lewis. 4m 6/
Day, Hugh, 11 m 4/
Deer, B. A^ 11 mAJ
Delbridge. 8. T., 1 1 ; 10 /
DeU. P. C, 26 m 6 /
Denois, D. D. 4 ^ 5 </

John, 2HJ 14 a
DeniKiD, Soloo, 4 / 14 e
DeTffy, W.C., 18/ 14 d
DeYonport, Henrj. 8 w 6 /
Dickiusuu, F. W., 11/8/
l>Ulon. Linn, 22 « 8 </
Dixon. A.Rn7f Utt

Tbo«^ 11 M 4/

Wilfred,7; II A
Dobinson, G. B.. 29 « 12 6
Doie, C. F.. 11 /ay
Doust, Alfred, 4/140
Drake, F. A.. II; 10/

Jos„ 22 M 8 tf
Dioege. W.A. 0.. 18y 12(1
Dnbowski Abraham. 1/70
Dackham. A. £.. 2.» m 6 /
Dunkerlej, C. P.. 22 / 12
Djson, WmH22yi2s
Earl, Alfred. 26 m 5/

- C. N., 1 1 w 4 /
East, W. R., 26/ 10 «
Eastwood. Geo., 26 ; 12 #
Eaton, John, 14; 13 s

- Maurice 4 m 5 /
Edwards. Eliz., 26 m 6/

- J.. 14 j 18 <?
J. £.. 8 m 6 /
John. 26 / 10 1
Wiu., 11 / 8/^95 m6/

Eldrid, W. P.. 8 / 8 /
EUiot. Darid, 18 ; 12 d
Elliott, J. C, 18/ 14 a

Mary A., IS/Ud
EUis. Edwin, 11 m 4 /

G. A., 28; 14 a
Emery. J. B., 18/14(1
Enderby. G. T., 4 / 14
Ennifer. Arthur, i4y 18
10

Bankraptdea (continued),

Eneor. F. V., II /S/*

Etches, H. H^ 21 ;70

Brans, R. J^ 29 m 12 6

Thos., 16 ; 14 a

W. D., \8f\id

Ewen. E. A. R^ 18/ U d

— Eyre. J. R, 16 ; 14 a

— Farbrother. Alfred, 22 m 3 d

Farrant. G. H. S^ 1 1 / 8/

Farrar. J. B , II ; 10 /

Feltham. Jas., 22 m 8 4

— . Fenton, Thos^ 26 ; 12 e
and Sons, Hi 10/

— Fereday, J. B.. 14 ; 13

— Fielden, H. W^ II / 3/

— Fifltfld, Chas., 8 m 6 /

— Firth. Fred^4/ 14

— Fisher. W. A.. 29 m 12 6
Walter. 1 1 ; 10 /*

Flintofif, J. W. 26 m 5 /
FUntoft. C. H.,29m 12 ft
Flitton, Henry. 8 / 8/
Fontaine, Chas^ 14 / 13 e
Ford. A. F.J., 7f 11 a *
J. T. A„ 8 m 6 /
Thoa^ 16 / 14 a

— Fordyce A. V. 2> ; 12

Forse, A. F., 2U m 12 6

— Fofter. Ethelbert, 29 m 12 6
-*Foz. G. U. ISiVAd

Jas„ 11/3/

W. H., 26 m 6 /

Wm.. 18/ \Ad

Fraser, Cath. L.. 16 m 16 /
G. W^ 1 1 ; 10/
R. W^ 18/ 12 d

- Freer. Jabei. 1 n 12

- Freeley, Thoa., 22 m 8 </

- Fn^eman, John, 11 ; 10 /
Freeston, H. F., 18 j 12 d

- Fresco, Leon, 25 ; 1 2
Friggens. W. T^ 4 / 14

- Fritohley, J. J^ 4 / 14e

Frith. Wm^ 22 / 12 c

Frost, John, 16/ 14 a

Frv, J.S.,4/ 14 e

" ■-■ John, 8 m 6 /

Fryer, H. E.. 4 ; 6 d

Fornesa, Fred., 7^ 11 a

- Gallois Bros, and Brown, 14 / 19 1
— - Gallwvy. C. G^ 8/ 8 /

Ganson. W. J.. 18 ; 12 d

Gardner, W. T., 4 m 6 /

Garfield, JuUa M., 28 ; 14 a

Garner. Elii. Ann, 11/3/

T. W.. 2aj 14 6

Ge£fer8. Fred.. 22 m 3 d

— - George. F. A., 16 / 14 a

Gibbard. John, 16 m id /

Gibbon, Matihew, 8 m 6/

— — iiibson, Henry, 11/8/

Giddlngs. W. K., 1 / 7

Giles. 8. H., 8 / 8 /

Gill. Alfred, 26 ; 12

VV. W., 11/3/

Gia8s,E«J., 4j6<i

March 81, 1899.]

rALHBB'S IMDBX TO ** THB TIM88 **' NB W8PAPXS.

Baa

BankniptciM {(tmtinued),

— Glass, John, lo « 16 /

Glober, L. S., 15y 14 a— 29 n 18

Gloyiie, H. W^ 28 ; 14 6

Godfrey. OhaSM IH / 14 ^

6odwiD« J. K. J., 2lj7o

Goldman, Louis. 21 ; 7 «— 25 j 12 d

•^ Golds worthy, Jessa, liy SJ
— Gooch, Robt.. 8 m 5 /

— Goodacre, O. R., 4 si BJ
*— Guodall. Harry, 4 m 5/

J. H., 22 m 8 i

— ^ Goodman. John, i / 1 4

Lottis, 28 I 14 h

GooGrich and GoLanski, \Bml5f

— - Gorwood, W. a., 18 /U (i

Goslin,T.S., 7/11 a

— - Qough. W. H^ 16 / 14 »
Gould, Edir., 21/ 7 c

— Goyne, B. F^ 8 m 6 /
Gramshaw. W. lU tbj 18 a

— Gray, Arad., 21 ; 7 tf
Geo^ 28; 14 i^

Wm.. U m4/
Green. F. C. 16 01 16/
- J. Wh I m 12«

Jno^ 16/ 14 6

Greenhalgh, A. L., 2\jlo
Greenwood. VL B.. 16 m 16/
Griffin, 0. J.. 1 1 / 8 /

Frank, 4 ; 6 d
Griffiths. John, 4 m 6 /

bamuel, 22/ 12e

T. J. M., 18 m 10 6
Grigg, W. H. P.,28; 14 6
Grime, John, 18 / 14 d
Gruby. Geo., 22 / 12 <^
Uuiley,G. W., 18 m 106
Uabens, Alex., 14; 18 c
tiackett, i;. !£.. 14; 18
Hails, Matthew, 29 m 12 «
Hairby. A. W.,26/ 10 e
HaU. Joa.,4«6/

Ihos., 1 / 7 e

^ Hamea, H. M., 16 m 16 /
^~ Hammond, Alfred, 16 m 15 J

— Hands, Wm.. 8 m 6 /
— - Hannett, G. 8., 4 m 6 /

— Harding, Jas., 1/ 7 c
and 6on, 28y 14 b

— Hardy, Thos., 11 j 10/

Hare.C. K., 11/8/

— - Hargra?e, H. B., 21 ; 7 e
Harland. J. E., 22 m 3 tf

— Harper, E. W., 26 m 6/

Harries, Hugh, 18 / 14 il

Harris, Chas., 18/ 12 d

— — Henry, 1 1 la 4/

Isaac, 1/ 7c
T. D., 29 m 12 6

- Thus., 26 / 10 <y
Harrison. J. C, 26/ 10 c— 1 m 12 «

- L. J., 26 / iOb
G. T. 26 m 6/

Hart. F. J., 11m 4/

- T.D..7/ 11 a
Hartley^A. F., 8/8«

Bankraptoiea (continued),

— Hartley. J. B.. 4 m 6 /
Harrey. Alfred 11/8/

Haneldine G. N., II .8/

HsssaU, John. 15 / 14 6

Hastie. Q.L.H.,^m V2b

Hawkins. O. T , 21 ; 7

Hayden. C. B., 4 / 14 e

Henry. 8 / 3 /

Wm^ 18/ I4d

Hayes. John, 18/ Hd
Haaard. Chas„ 25 m 6/
Hearn. a W^ 11 /8 /
Hemming, FredU 1 / 7e
Heroock. John. 1 i ; 10 /
Herts. A. C, 1 m 12 c
Hetherington. A. B., 8 / 8 /
Hewitt. Alfred, 22/ 12 c
Hey ward, W. S., 1 / 7 s
hii«tt.F. H.. 14/ 18 c
Hill, Emma J„ 18 ; 12 d
Haton, John, I8;12<i
HinchUfife. J. W. C, 11 A8 / -11 m 4 /
Hines, Herbert, 7 f 1 1 a
Hinffley, A. B., 18 w 106
Hinsley. Amos, 1 / 7 1
Hinton, Jas.. 2^ ; 14 b
Hirst, Henry, 1 m 12 «
Jos., 18; 12<i

Hoddinott, John. 22 m8^
Uoldsworth, John. 21 ; 7 s
Holmes, J. C, 4 / 14

J. 8.. 14 I 18
- T. K.. 8 m 6 /
Holt, C. J., Aj5d

Jas., 8 m 6 /
Hooper, J. D , 8 / 8 /
Hopkins. John, 11/8/

Owen, 21; 7e

Home. W. 8., 7/ 11 a

— ^ Houghton. Henry. 14/ 18
Hourd, F. EL. lit 10/

— Howard, Fred.. 4 ; 6 d^lj 11 6

— Howarth, Ambrose, 4 m 6 /

— Howe, lioht., 7 ; 1 1 a
Howells, 8. J., 4 / 14 e

— Hudson, C. J., 8 / 8 /
Hudspith. Thos.. 1 / 7 e

— Hughes, D. E., 26 / 10 e

■ D. Jh 29 m 12 6
Jos., 29 m 12 6

Thos., 16 / 14 6—25 m 6 /
Humfres, J. M.. 14; I80
Hurley, Cornelius, 11 m 4 /
Husbands. Geo., 18 m 10 6
Hutchinson, R. H. P., 22 m 8 d
Hyland, Jas.. 22 m 8 li
Hyman. M. A., i m 12 s
Ingram. W. B., 16 m 16/
Irons, J. E.. 1 m 12
Jacks, J. W., II ;10/
Jackson, F. J., 4 m 6 /*
— G. F., 7; 11 a

John, 28/ 14 6-^m5/

Kobt., 18 / 14 d

W. H., 1 / 7 c

Wm.,8/3/

11

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«AI«mi'ft I9PB1L TO.>* XHt.^llSa''' WVaPAPXB.

( J/UL 1 to

Baiiraptkclw (nrntinufdU
— — Jackauu and V^iii(e. 25^y 18 «
— ^ Jacobs, H. I., 25 ^ 12 r
Morrit, b m 6 /
Jamei. A. H. H.. 20 m, 12 6
G. H., 26 MO
Henrj, I8i|i5/
Jenkios, A. A„,d m 5 /

Alfred, 25 n. 6 /
Johnaon, Jas.. 26 i.l2 tf
— Peter, I / ^ c
Jones. DftTid, il mij
£. W^ll mAf

£dw., 7 ; 1 1 «^Li / a /--Sjii 5y
- of Hhyl, a « 5 /
H. H^ U;18e
J. H^.U? 43 e
J. P^ 8 A 3 /
Jane, 16^ 14 6
John, 28/ 1 4 5*16/14 b
Maria, 1^/13
Rich., 18 j 12 (i
T.A« U; 10/
Wm.. 21i7c— 4 /He
Joseph, James« 22./ 12 e
Joslin, 8. J.. 26 « 6 /
Joy, Albert, lorn i6 /
Judd. A. W.,.U;JO/
Kautmann, D. W., 1*8 / 14 </
Kaj. Arthur, 28 , 14 6

J.A^lljlO/
Keast, John. 29. « 12 6
Keddell, A. 0., 18/ l4i
Kelley, C. A., 7 ; U a
Kemp, R.J., 8/3/
Kenoell, John, 14 ; 13 e
Kent, Alfred, .i8y 14 cf

Wesley, 4 si 6y
Kerridge, Wm^ 294r 12 h
Kingerlej, Joseph, 14 ; 13
KirbT.fk U«,,2»|.l4a
Kirkham. J..a^d R« 8 / 3 /
ELiskpntri^k, Stewart, .!^ > 12 a
Kirtlej» Q. C., 4 / 14
Knapp, B. C. D., 7; U.a
Knightk James, 29 m 12 6

Ihoa., A J 14
Knightley,.Johq, 26/10 6
Knowles, MMk. 11 ; 10 /
Kydd, A. M., 22. m 3 a
Lacey, M. W. L.,,26 m9 J
Lake,T.U.,;26m6/
Lambert.^. A.,,11 « 4 /
Lane,U.H„4oi6/
Lappen, F. A*. 14 ; 13 e
LacOenj^ A. Jh 26^,12 e
Large, S. T^ 18 / 14 </
Latham, tijimiael, 8 » 6/
Laudet, GamUle, 22 / 12 c
Lawler. J. J.,,8^i»6y
Lawson, A. K^ 29:w 12 6
Le Rlche, and WUlUmf». 18i«)lO 6
Ledsham, John, 18 /U d
Lee^ Wd^ 22.11 3 d
Lees, James, 1 ai 12 a
Leonard, B., 25 j 12 e
Lester, Geo,» 7 f a a
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Bankraptcies {tantifm^d),

— Lvwis. (?hs8., 1 « 12 «
Qeo^ 8/ 3 /

— — John, ij 6 d

Philip, 25712 c

Lincoln, a D^ 15/146

LinelU Alfred. 2) Ho

— Link, Stephen. 28; 14 a

^^ Livingstone, t). A. W.. 2'><f 10^

— ^ Lloyd, riara Anne. 4 m 5 /*14 m.l6/

Loe and Howard, 29 m 12 6

Lo«>fflear, ('has., 1 1 np 4 /

Logndon, W..H,, ^5 i\2 e

Lord, A. D., 18/14 <r

Lovett, rhiis,. 4; 6 rf-l?/ U 6

Lowing, J. W;, 2^ ; 14 a

Lucas, A. J., 28 > 14 a

Luckie, (^ath. J., 8 / 3 /

Lumley, Edw., 21 ; 7e

— Lunt, Arthur, 25 J 12
— Lutwyche, W^^ 21 /' 7 c

Lyle. W. a^UJia IB/

MacDonald, Samuel. 18 m ]0 6

Macduff J. On 22 m 3 /2

Machin. W. H.. 4 m 6 /

Maddock. Frank, 29 wi 12 6

Malins. T. E., 2ij7o

Mann, Edwin. Aj6d

Mapplebeck. Wni., 2$ ; 10 e

Marples, J.T., 25; 12 e

Marr. J. W. H;, 18 m.l0 6*

Marsh. Edw^ 21 ;7e

John, 18/ I4(f

Marfon, Fred^ 29 m 12 6

MarUn, Tom, II ; M /

— - Maryon, J. tl.. 25 m 5 /

Ma»hford, G. F., 28 ; U &

Mason. Walter. 15/14 6

*— Masser. Abraham, 25 m 6 /

Matthews Lydia, 18; 12crt-2li7 d

»— Manghnn. Henry, 11 m 4/

John, 1 / 7 c

_> Maund. Wm., 4 ; 5 <f

Mawson, Fied., 18 y 12 d

«— May, Qeo„ 1 / 7 c
Walter; 18/ 14 rf

M'Bennett, Bernard. 4 ; 5 <f
M*Coid, Andrew, 'il ;7c
M'FaiUne, Wm., 25 / 10 o
M'Kenzie, John., 25 i*. 12
Meek, E. O., 11/3/
Meenz, A. P.. 18 m 10 6
MelTiUp, Michael, 4 m 5y
Metcalfe, J. S., 18'/ 14 li
Proctor, 4 / 14 c

— Middieton, Jas., 2\J7o
Milborne, J^ A^ U/ 3 /

MiUs, 8. J., 4 1 5 d

Mill waters, S. N., 22 / 12 <r

Milner, A. G., 21 ; 7 s

Milroy, Matthew, 4 ; 5 d

-^ Mimmack Kenn«th, 7 j 11 6

^^ Mines, S. L., 1 ml2tf

Mitchell, Herbert, 22 m 3 tf

JasM 4/14.0

Noah, 22Hi3<i

Wm., 18 m U) 6

Jsiftth 81 1 1899.] TAtMii'8 imA "W^ Yn Tniifli ** iriwiip&psB.

Bftir

Bankmptciee (fonfinu^t/).

— Mockford. W. 0..'26 f 19^9 '

Monkley Eliz.. \%i\%il

— Montgomery, H, B., 25 ; 18 1

— Moore, W.R.. 18 / M </

Modrhoa^e« S. R., 18 / U rf

*— Mor^D9. Edmund, 29 m 176

Thoi..'!*; 1H#
Morttenstem^ JacDbi 4 m 6 /
Morky, Marjr 7ane, 4 i»^6/
Morris. Caleb. 26 9*1 » e

Joe, I IN 1 2 tf

Morter. T. Y.. thWhf

— — Morton, Rich.. 4 m 5 /

Moya. C. W.. 26/ lOc

Mules. S. G., \t» m'l5 /

— - Mnmford. W. V.. •/! J 7 e
Munn, WniM II m 4 /

Mutton, A. W^ 16 / 14 6

— Myem. J. W.. 18 / I4d
-*- Nayler. John. 11/8/

— Naylor & Co., 7 » 11 6

Netle. Henry, «l i 7 f

— Nelson, Jas., 4 m 6 /

— - Nettleton, S. H^ 18 m 10 6

— Newell, Wm., 22 / 12 r

Nkwson. B. J.» 18j 12 (f

.— Newton. F. C, 7 ; 1 1 a
Nicholls. A. J., 1 m 120

Nile. John. 25 ; 12e

Noble. Heniy, 21 ; 7c

Norfolk. ?. W.. 25/ 10 «

«-— > Norman, Geo., 7 ; 11 A

and Williams, 1 m \2i
North. £. v.; Ilj8y
- W.F., 7; 11 H

Wm., 18 / 14 <2
Norton. P. H.. 22/ 12 c
Nuth. Elijah. 4/ 14 r
Nutley. Joseph, 28 j 14 k
Oakes. Arthur. 4 m 6 /

John, 21 ; 7 c

Oakley. Rich., Igm 16/

and Derby, Bm5 /
Oates. A.G., 22/ 12 e
0*Uara, W. J..25^* \2 d
Ohrer, Flacence i>f aria, 18 m'lO 6
OUey,'Wm.. 18; 12 <k
Osboru, J. E. fi., 18; 12 c/
Ozley. Jno.. 18; 12 a

Thos.. 4 M 6 /
Page, G. J.. 22 m 8 d
Faine, Henry, 8 m 5 / .
Palfree, Aaron, 8 / 8 /
Palmer, U. R., 21 / 7 <
. U. R^ 4 ; 6 d

W.Gh 16/ 14 a
Parfltt.A.J.,'7;* 11 b
Parker. A. H.. 4/ 14 c

- Geo.. 14j 18 s
Robt., 11 Ml 4 /

- W. U., 2l;7«~29m 12 b
Parkinson, Wpa^ U; 10/
Pamacott, W.U, 14 ; 18 c
Parry, Owen. 21 /7c
Partington. John, 14 j 18 c
ParUidge, J. 0^ a ; 10>

BankraptdeB (toniinued),
^-* Partridge. J. S., 4 / 14 6

— Pathby, Wm., U ; 16 /
-^— Patterson, Geo^ 7/116
-^ Psuly. M. A. 18 HI 10 6

— Pay lor, W. P., 1 1 / 8 /
-*— Payne. R. T., 7 / II 6
Peacock. Albert, HJtS^

* Robt., 4/ 14 c

-i-^ Pesrce. Edwin, 14H8e

Wm., 4 / 14 c

^-^ Pearsall, Benj., Miii4/

— Peberdy. Fred., 11/8/

— Peel R. E.. 25/106

Peel, Samuel. 18 /H4 rf

— Peirson. A. M., 4 ; 5 rf '

-•— — Pemberton. Henry 16 si 15^/
^- Pendergsst, John, 18 / 14 oT
-^— Pennington, Albert. 8 / 8 /
-»— Penny. Jeremiah. 29 m t2^'6

— Pepper. Robt.. 2\ i 7 e
*— Percival W. T., 26/ 10 c

— Percy. Jas., 4 / 14 r

^ — Perkins, V, J., 26 nO 6
•^— Peters and Son, 8 w'6 /
i — PettingUl, E. M. D.. 7 j It 6
*-* Phelps, J. G.. \m Vi«

Phillips. A. J., 21 7^ r

G. E., 1 / 7c

^Philip. II /8/

T.H.,iy7c-8/8/

— Wm., 25 ; 12 e

Philpot and Philpbt.^t / l2tT

— * Pickering, Wm.. 29 m 12 6

PickreU. John, 1 m 18 c

Pilkington, Jas., 4 / 14 *

Thos., 8 m 6 /

Pinn. T. F., 26i 12 e

Pipe, S. W., 18/ 14 d

— Pittock,Edwin. 8/ 8/
— ^ Plowman, 8. J., 7 ; tl 6
Plowright. Jas., SS/ 10 o

Pollard, Alioe J., 25 / '10 o

Pouting, John, 22 / 12 o

Potts Jos., 29 m\2 c

Powell, Wm., 1 / ^ »

Powner. F. W., ^18 j \2A

Praed, W. M., 22 m 8 d

Prest,John, 11/10/

Price, A. J., 26 m 6/

Price. Evan, 11/8/

John, 22 m 8 ftf

Pride, Chas., 1 1 m 4 f
Puckridge, 8.I.. 26/12 tf
Pugh. 8amtt6l, 4 / 44 c
Pym, E. Bh 15 / '14 si
Quelch, John, 8 m 15/
Raby, H. W., 4iii6/
Raikes, G. A., 16 i 12 </
Ramsden. Chas., 21 ; 7 p
Randall and Gflrditier. 16 m -16 /
Randle, Arthur, 8/8/
Rapley, W. W.1M.. 8/8/
Rathmell, Anthodyi 4 m 6 i
Rawlinson. Alfred, 18 m 10^
Ray men t. Henry, 4 1 m 4 /
Reece, Mary, 26m 6/

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[Jan. 1 t«

Bankraptcies (^^on^mtKo).

Heece, W.R.. 15 m \6J

-^ Bees. Joieph, 1 1 w 4 /
— Reeves.. Walter, 16 m ]6/
-^ Relton. James, \Bj\2d
► W. M^ 4 / 14 e
Rerett E. S.. 11/10/
ReTDolds and Simmons. 32 / 12 r
Rice. F. a. 2\j7o
Rice. J. W.. 2nm6J
Richardson. Rich.. 15 / 14 6
Rigge, Sarah A.. 4 m 5 /
Riitt.F. R., 29 m \2 h
Robbins. FrHncis, 18 ; I2il
Roberts, A. E., 18/ 14c<

- r.W.. 22f\2o
£lkanah.25il2«
John, 1 1 m 4 /
Th08.,28jl4 6

Robinson. Arthur, 1 / 7 e

Joseph, 26 M 5 /

Samuel, I / 7 «

W. G. J.. 22 mSd
Robson, Matthew. 18 m 10 6
"^ and Jackson. 4 ; 6 d
Roch, W. N.. 21 ; 7 <
RoddUfe, Jas.. I m 12
Rogers, A. T., 4/ 14 <?
Rooke, Maria, 11/8/
Rose, Chas^ 1 1 m 4 /

- W.O.. 26j\2c
Rosser, Herbert 25 m 6 /
Rotherj. Fred., 4 / 14 c
Rouse, Thos.. Ilm4y
Row, Gilbert, 8 / 8 /
Rowell, Edw., 7^116
Rowland, Chss., 7/11 6

- Robt, 1 fNl20
Rowson, C. F., 7 9 1 1 6
Ruffles, F. H., 1 m 12
Russell, Arthur, ij5d
Ryder, Joseph. 11 mi/
Saks, Harris, 4/6 d
Salem, M. U22m8(i
Salter, W. P., 14; ISo
Sanders, Fred., 1 1 m 4 /
Sanderson, John, 1/70

V9m., 21 ; 7
Sargent. Chas., 28 / 14 o
Satchell,Tho8..8/d/
Saul, F. G , 22 m 8 /
Sawle, W.H.,28;14 6
Sawyer, F. W., 11in4 /
Scargill. Chas.. 25 i 12 o
Schmidt, Ueinrich, 22 m 3 ^
Schofleld and Griffin, 4 m 5 /
bootney, Chas., 8 m 6 /
Soott,G. J. Dh 14; 13
' Samuel, 16 m 16^'

Wm.. 1 M 12i
Seamark, H. L. W., 18 m 10 1
Seeber, Geo.. 4y 14 e
Sellon, J. W.G., 25/ 10 «
Sendall, Geo., 21 j 1 o
Sergeant, F. W.. 18 m 10 6
Shackleton and Jones, 22mZd
Shannon, T. W., 4 / 6 <<
14

Banknxptciea (continwd).

— Shaw. Francis, 2'lmBd

G. E.. 15 m 16 /

Shawyer, O. E., 18 m 10 6

ShelTey, E. H., 4 ; 5 rf

Shipton, T. W., 11/8/

— ShriTe, James, 16 / 14 6

— Shufflebotham. Joseph, 22 / 12

Siddons, A. J., 18/ 14 <l

-^ Sidcrfln. Robt., jun., 7; 11 6

SidwHll, Henry. 11 m 4/

Silber, Martin. 8/3/

Simons. Wm., 22/ 12 e

^— Skid more, John, II m 4 /

Skipper G. S.. 16/ 14 A

*— Sleightholm. John, 25 /

— Smales C. H., 26 m 6 /

Jt»8., \ m 12

10 c

8mith. Geo., 18 m 10 6
> Herbert, 8 m 6 /

- J. J. 26 ; 6

- Jacob. 15/ 14 a

- Jos., 22/ 12e-.l8fli 10 6

S. F^ 11 m 4/

Thos.. 4/ 14 e

& Co., I / 7 c

— Smyth. J. P., 4 JR 6 /
Snow. S. A^ 1 1 / 8 /

— Soderberg, C. A^ 1 1 m 4 /

— SomerTille, Henry, 26y 12
Sorrell, J. A.. 11/3/

Sparks, A. H^ 25 m 6 /

Sparks, John. 22 mSd

Speakman, W. J., 26 / 10

— Sp< nsley, Bros, and Craig, 11 m 4 /
— p;- Spiuk. Geo., 1 1 m 4 /

— Spooner. A. J., ly 7 c

Spry, B. M., 21 ; 7 c

P. G., 1 1 SI 4 /

Squire, Wm.. 16/ 14 6

Stacey, Geo., 1 1 / 8y

J. B., 22/12

Stanier. T. A^ 4 « 6/

Starkey. John, 21 ; 7

Statham, W. D., 26 j 14 6

Steed, James, 1 / 7 <:

Stephens, W. T., 21 ; 7 c

SteTens, Theresa A. and H. G., 26 / IO0

— — > SieTenson. J. F. L., 4/ 14 r

— Stonely, Norman, 26 / 10

— Stopforth, Chas.. 4 / 14 e
Stott. Jas^ 11 ni4/

— Styles, Wm., 1 1 m 4 /

Sty ring, E. B., 18^' 13 d

— button. Arthur, 28 ; 14 6
— — > Swain, J. A., 1 in 12 s
Swales, T. S., 29 m 12

Sweeting. J. T. C, 18 / 14 tf

Swift. H. D., 1 m 12

— Symmonds, John. 2i ; 14 6

— Tail, Wm.. 4 mo /

— Tankard, H. H., \l f3 f

Taiieriiall Jas.. H f'd f

Taylor. Alfred. 29 m 1 2 e

E. H.. 21 ; 7c

K C. H.. 28 / 14 6

J. S., 25 / 10

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BMikroptdes (continued),

Taylor H. A^ 2imlid

Ralph, i f Me
Thirtle. ItA. 4/ He
1 homat, A. G.. 4 ; 6 <f

— Kdwin, 4 m 5 /

— Fred.. 21 ; 7 c

— Jaa.. 2Hn4A— 11m4/

— R. H., 2ft/ lOc

— W.J., I6111I6/

— Wm.. 4 > ft rf

— and Hughes. 2ft m ft /
Thompsun. Abmham. 8 / 8 /

— Krneat, 14) 18 c
Thornbep, Harpy, 8 / 8 /
Thornton, J. R. V., 25 / lO c

— Thos.. 18 m \0h

— W.J.G.. 14 ;18e

- Thorpe, .lohn. 1 / 7c

Thynne. I'haii., 22 / 12 c

Tilke. O.J. 2> / lOr

^— Tolley, Joi., H mS t

Tonge. W. C. 16 f \i d

Tonk0, Annie Ift / 14 6

H.H.. lb / 14 </

- Toppin. Percy. » m 12«
ToUey J at.. 28 j I4 n

Tottenham B. P. S. C. L., 1ft / 14 «

- Tovey. Geo.. 21 j 7 c

- Tuwnend, Geo., 4 / 14

A.J. 8 mft/

TreTOP. H. D., 18 / 14 o

TreTothan, John. 28 jU 6

Tpottep. Wm.. 25 in 6 /

- TrouKhton, G. H., 18 / 14 </
Tucker. G. F.. 4 / ft //

■ Thos., 4 /« 6 /

Tuntey. Wm., 18 / 14 c/

Turner, F. J., 28 ; 14 A

■ H . bi., 4 / 5 4

- J. S., 4 w 5 /
— - E.G.. \ii f lid

Bankpuptciei (eonttnued),

Ward Fred., 18 j 12 rf— 21 1 7 <»-l / 7 c

Joaiah, 21 1' 7 e

Wapflen, Apthup. 11 m 4 /

E.a,26> 12

Wapdpopep, Waltep, 8 m 6 /

Waring. Fpancis. 11/3/

— Warren, Wm.. 2ft / 10 c

- Warrington. Thos.. 4 m ft /
and Warrington. 1 1 i 10 /

Warsop, Joseph, 1ft/ 14*

Waterhoute, Sampson. 7 ; 1 1 6

Watson. J. W., II / 8 /

W. F. 22m8s

- Watts, James, 7/116
Geo., '^^ I 7 c

WasB. Jos^phus, 1 1 M 4 /

Way good. Walter, 4 ; ft il

Webb.Chas., 15 m 16/

G. <\, 26/lOA

Webster, Fred., 4/146

Jas. 25; 12 d

Weeks, G. T.. 22 m 8 s

Welch. Albert, 8 / 8 /

Welliiigs, Geo.. 8 m 6 /*

Welis. Fred.. 29 m 12 e

West, H. J., 1 la 12 tf

W. E., 4 w ft /

T^tt, Hophia. ifod

— Walter, 4 wi 6 /
Tytou, Wm., 11/3/
Urry. A. W.. 28 ; i4 *
Ursch, Vfarie, l5 m Id /
Utal and Son, 22 m S a
VHle-Haden. J. F.. 18/ 14<i
VMliant, John, 7.; 11 6
Vaughan. Walter, 14 / 13
Vincent. J. H., 4; 5 rf
Vtrr, Ernest, 4 / 6 ct
Voifft. Edw., 2Jm 12 b
Vosp« r, Kodarick, 7 ^' 1 1 A
Wane. Uavis and Matson, 1 1
Wake. C. iM.. 2ft / »0 t
Wakefurd. O.E., 2>j I2</
Waldram. J. S., I m lie
Wall, Jas., 18 m 1U6

— T. W.. 8 m 5 /
Walmsley. F. H., 2ft ; \2 d
Walters, Byron, 18 m 10 6

W. A., 18 I 12 d
Walton, Beoj.. 4 w ft /
->&i;o., 15 M Ifty
— Wm., 4 m 6y

m 4/

WfHtheaJ. John. 29 m 12 e
Wesilake. H. E.. 2i f l2
Weston. Bros.. 2ft/ 12 4
Wetherell, Rich., 1/7
V\hHlef J. W.. 18 / Ud
Wheatley. Emily M., 22/120
Wheeler, G. J.. 26/ 10 <■
Whitby and Clark. 8 / 3/
«\hite. A. U.. 4 m oy

- Everard. 22/ l2 a
~ Jabes. 18; lid

- J.O., 1 /7 r
J. H.. I m 12

- Whitehead, Fred.. 18 m 10 6

VVra.. 8 / 3 /

Whitehouse. H. P., Hi 'Of

Whiteman, Farmer, 21 j7

Whiiing Edw., U ; 13

WhittiiiKtun, Arthur, Inj 12 d

Wickham. E. P., 22 / 1 2 c

Wignell, Albert, 8 la ft /

Wilcox. Geo., 28 ; 14 6

Sidney, i8/12d

Wilkiuson,J. B., SySy
Wm., Ift/ 14 6

— Williams, Anne E.,.4 m 6 /

Gwilym. 4 / 14

M. H.. 22ia3

Horatio, 4 / o d

John. 16/14*

J. M., 7/ 116

Llewellyn, 18 / 14 d

R. H., 8 m ft /

Kich.,18; 12 d

W. r., 11 m4/
- Wui.. I m i2i
WiUingham. W. H.. 4 •« ft /
Wilkinson, J. H., 11 m 4/
» r. 11., rim lie

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Wilkinson. Robt.. 11 J 10 /

Willis and Sfm^A^. fil>m6f

Wilson, John, 18 m 10 6

J. U.. Xf^'f \id

Wilt*hire. Frfcncii. 2$m IS c

— — Wincer. Arthar« » j* 5 ;

WinKfl«»ld and Pfete»» l8^+«il

- Winter, lifio,, t m !««

- Winterburn, Reuben 3J1 ; 7 u
Wiu.«.T., 2tt I2c

- Wood, Geo. i f U e

Woodd. B. R., 28 / !♦ a

—— Woodall. Thoi.. 22 m 3 <
Woodfleld, G. A., 7 ; 116

- Workman, H. J., IS j 19 d

Wienn, H. Ki 2i f i^ r

Writfht, Kdwifi 28 | 14 6

F. Cm 29*1 12 c

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John, lb; 12 d

Samuel. 29'in I2c

— Yarwood. Jos.. 2 ► « 6 /

— Tates, Annie, 1 1 7 » /

— Yeandle Jaa.. 7 t H 6

Yole. Henry. 22- » 3«

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H. (^^ 11 « 4/

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— Jones, (^has.. I / 7 r
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Morgan^ W. J. lb ; \2 d

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Skinnel*. F. H., 4 ; 14

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— Thomas, Fred,, t / 7 «
Truman, W. rt., l « I2e

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Waterhouse. Wv F. B., \Bj 1^2 d^l5 ; 12 tf

Wrenn, H. K., 22 si H «

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« 14 r

— Aoust, P. J. E.. 2 liv IS «

Barnett Alfred, 2.^/ 14 c

— Barrett, O. ti., ifin 16 e

Bartietc, H. H., 9 r 4 «

Barweli. W. B^ 9/ 4 a- 8 «i 14 </

BeNuderk, F. K., 9 / 4 a

B«cher. £. A. M., 28 j 4il— 26/ 6 a

Bidun, B. M., 9 m 14 e

— lilack,T. H. H.,9y4a

Bankruptcy Ooart C« oti/sn^ci).

British and Continental SyncKoali, 14 ai 14

C ~ 1 6 Ml 6

Burr, Aithun, 201 15 a^24 J 14 6—17 m

15

(^aWert, A. F., 18/5 1-^ « 18 «

- Chriiiten. ^, 20 / U c

Civil, NstbI and Military Outfitters, 15/ 14

6—20 / 14 /

Clark. Matteo, 20) 14. c

- Cunningham. R. N«« 2/ ^«

Damant £. H. M«, 16/ 14 d

1 >aTiii Jas., 26 f 9 c

Duncombe, A. G«, 12 / 106—18 / 14tf~2 m

— *« Baton. Maurice, 18 / 5 c

Ksirchild, Edw., iO / 8 6

- Flockton Main ColUeiy and Briokworkt,
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Kraser. (Catherine L. if.. «4 / 14 e

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Gramshaw, W. a^ 8 / 5 6

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Griffin. G. F.. 18 > 6^

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— 8./6/»-4/ l6«-7/l8a— 7ai 12c
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Jones. BlisaJane, 17/8/

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King, J. E. 8., 28 r4d

— Kirby, F. IL. 25 m 4 <i

L'Australie, 2*i / 18 d-^^J 8 e

Liardet» — , 11 /*4c

Matthews & Co.. \lj 18y— 21 m^ cf— 29 m

14/

61ineral Estates Corporatkm, 7 ai 8-c— 29 m

18/

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— Oates. A. G.. 26 M 4 6

— Omnibus and Tramcar Cigarette Automatic
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C^k2m 16 A— 28 SI 14/

Partridge, J . C 2 1 i 1 1 «

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Savoy Press, 1 / 8c-21 /18c

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South Rand Proprielaiy Company, 21 m

16 6

Spry, B. M., 22 m 16 c

Steele, Robt., 22 m 16 d

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-^— Tmik«rd. H. H., IR i»f 4/

— Tateur. K. G., H m Ho

— Vkutln; Otaade. 15 / » <l

-— Wahlin> Better Patents Sgriidte^te, nj
14 tf '

Warrington, J. C. and Q. D^ 8 m 8

Wejmouth Old Bunk. 20/11 /— • m 8 6

— '*- woo*l, a R., 2tn4a

— Wright ft fJo^ \ffj 18 #
— ZtlbhtLW, Nwdft, 8 f 18 «

Bankropugr Oonrt, Letter on the Abuse of. 31 ai

Baptist Ohurches. Changes in, 8/5 </— 9 ? 7 /—
P6 f 7 if~«j; Z^— KO I 7 ft-^ / 10 e— 18 / 18
c-M/ 76-97 r«^— « w ID<f~18iii8A

Union of Great Britain and Ireland, Let-

tei< on. 8;/ 10 6

Barbados Ooi.ferenoe, 9 jf 14 /

-^-^ t4nd St; Vliioentv4 / U n

Barclay (Thos.) on the DntTfus Case and Revi-

iiunl^wers of: tlie tTonrt of Casseiloa. 21 m

16 </

BarkMg Kiploiion and Water Tube Boilers,

I^etter on. II ; 9 a
Banietti Henrietta O.) on Mr. Chaplin and the

»U>e <v«hUdi«n*s AsBodaHon. I87 1 /

— (<*anun '8.' A.) on London Gorernment and
' East London, 2H f ne

on Whicechapel Sorrors, \7 i H f

Baninm and Bailey^ 8how, Letter on. 14^9/

BNrrett fWilson) at (^aaberweli, 7 / 1 1 a

Barristeta* Benevolent Association. 1 / 14a-2
/ 8«

Bwry (Sir W. T.) freedom of Winds.>r (^on-

ferredon, 14 /6 /
BasQtDland. 28r 15 <i
BaUersea. Dogs' Home at, 25 m 10 a

Women's l£ariy Closing L^gue. Meeting,

Bayley (J. HI.) on Business at Assiiee. 8 ; 8 c

Bayrenth Festiral 6 A 7 #

Beach (Mir M. H.) at Brintol. 19 * 6 «

Bears in the Streets Letter on. UmH4f

Beasley (('has.) on CutUge Homes for the Aged.

2i HiBf
Beauchamp (Lord) Parew«fll Ranqnet fc», U mio
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21m I8r
Beer Materials. Report on. 2 «» 12 i
BegKing [setter Frauds. 21 f 10/
Beiiut ( President of the Municipality of) on the

German Kmperor's Tbur in Syria. H 1 4 /

Belfast Linen Merchants' Assookition, Annual

.vieeting, i / 1 1 a
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Bell (Horace) on Indian liailway Puliey, 6 i 8 r
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Benin, Ohief S^ana of. 25 ; 6 /
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All>nlght Tram rav ^ietvt^«^ 11 / 9 «
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Bentinck (F. C.) on St. Paul's Cathedral, 80 si

Beresford (Lord Ohas.) Return of. 9 « ft #
^-r- VisH t6 the Tang-tsae. 9 / 12 e
Bermendsey Ve«try. Vf^etinx, 22 / 1«>
Bettingon Haceoourses. 15 ia<9 t

Qae:4itm. (jOtters ori -iC m 9 4 ,-2:) « 7 e

— — • ii»|laceeuurse ifiiiclusures. Letter on, 18 ai

II .
Betts (Arthur; on Flowers from the iiiriera, 'H

i7 h
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Bicycle for War Purposes. 1 7 « 1 8 /
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«n*«riry » f^ e
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BM (Ool. 8. G.) on Gflliers for the Auxiliary

Forces 49*8/
Birdwood (Sir G.)oq the Sp«Uing of Himalaya,

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Students* Society. Annual Dinner, 20 si

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— Municipal *^*hiM>l of Art, DiNtribution of
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— - Pnipo^ed to iSfltablisli a New Clergy School

at, 1 7 I* H '^

UniverKitv for. v3 .#1 1 1 /

SohiMtl Biiard a'ld the Xational Secular

Society Vfeetintf. 2M • 7 /

— shofthimi -huw. 2w \2 ft^}0m6 d
BIrrell ( Aii^ustt*ie)un (He Crisis in the t?htirch«

20 / 7 rf

— and the QwrUrly Reeiew Letter on. 16 /
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— on Sheridan. 17/18/-

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nionx ft* )*Uu i»f mII Hritish Subjects born
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. the Office in Somerset House, it is not deemed
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ot London's Fund. 18 / 9 s

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Bishopric for ISgypt. 25 / 8 d

— ^ LettercMi. 17/ 4(— 24/]8/_4m I5(f

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Bishi>ps and the Crisis in the Church. 19 / 6 a

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Blaok (, A, and UO on Che iiincyclopieJui. 4 m 10#

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Boarda of Guardianaand Vaccination, 23 / 6 tf
Boiler Eaploaiona, Board of Trade Report, 12

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— - Long C. K, L.. to be (*, fi. Lacg, 24/1 b

— MNkings. A. \V. B.. to be Maklns, 3/16

MuUer. Otto, tobe Robson-Muller, 18m 1 6

«»- MyctKsk, Ann, fobe Carletutl. 18 / 1 A

O'i^UUiTah, 1). K., to be U'Sullivati-Beare.

2/ U

— Palmer, W. F. W., to be Wm, Palmer- WU.
son, 22 / i 6

— Pugh. W.T^ to be Wm. Tlids. GoMon
Pugh. 8 / P'

^-* ^<agar•MasgraTe, B. B^ to be Segaf-Muf-

graTe^Brooksbankf 18 m I 6
— > Short E. U., to be tliiasard. 2^ I d

■ Gertrude E.. to be Hassard. 2 ;' l ^

■ Marian, to be Hassard, 2; I ^

— Smith, J. C. T., to be Heriz-Smitb, 21
/Ir

— 'raylur, F. G^ to be Hamilton, 80 J 1 c

U. H., to be Hamilton, »0; 1

— -* Trotter, Hon. Coutts. to be Jane Coutta

Trotter. 4 m 1 6
«— Wood, H. S. L., to be H. S. L. du Boys, 28

/ 1 e
Cbanning (F. A.) on Criminal AdVertisemenU,

il/be
24

Channing (F. AOon Piriib Oo«iMiU0ie(TewH»

of Offl^se) Bin. 9 m 1 1 d
— » on the Wasted FrMi^. 18 at 8 6
Chaplih(H«nr)r)anJ th« SUti Gbildran's At*

sofliiirton. 28 i 1 f
and the State OhOdieil's AMookitMNii Let-
ter oit« 18^ 10 /
Charge against the Rer. Chas. Edwyir Jaci0on»

Re6t6r of Nanlfrtell, 27 ^ • « ««80 ; 10 $^Z /. 10

rf^7 fKd
Charing Cross Hospital. 28 / 11 6
Charitable Apj^eide aitd DirtnitMme, ice eodb

Soriety or Charity
<-^^ List o^ 8 / & /
Chartj Organintton Sbctelgr^ AoBUd Mietiag, 8

al f6 d

Letter oii« 7i 12 «

Chariotte Tonge Schel«4Up Ftmd^ Letter od»

1ft ; fl#
Cheap Trains Act, 17/ 4 e
Chelknsford (Lord) on OoftyaKs tf t Dinners

Society. 27 SI 14 e
Chelsea Husnlul for Women, 14 » 9 «
Opening of the N«# Nmrssi' Horns of, 81

jSc
^^ l^yeilS Gfttden. 17 Ml ^
rhemtcal Society, Meeting, 80 si 8 e
Chester {Bp, of) on Cfaarah Affaire, 2 < 4 a
Ch«twynd (Lord) on the Crisis iu the Church*

20fti 18/
Children's (^untry Holidays Fuiid» PerfatdMnce

in Aid of, 14/6/
Chilli 2 / 8 /-4 / 7 /— 18 f 8 a
— ^ and Argentina, 19 j 5 e— 19 ; 10 d^^ fUe

—2 m6 6— 11 Si 7 <2— 22 m 7 d-^26 m 7 (/-28

m8/
— r S itmtion in, Lettsr OO) 4 m 6 e
GHtBTAi-^
Lord Chas. Beresford in, 4 ; 8 6^1 Oj 8 /—

24;6/-26j8/-27;8«
-'^ nismissafof Hu Tn Fen, Chief Dii^sotor of

Northern Kailway, ij6d
'-— ' Disturbances in, 28 ; 5 fr
-^— DowAger* Emprees' Policy ie t6 the Sueces-

sion to.the Throne^ 81 ; 6 c
^^ and Italy. 10 m 6 a-^14 m 6 6^15 si 7 «

Letter on. 9/ 12 d

— > MiscelUneous News« 2 9 8 ^^Bf 8 a— 7 t 5

a.9 7 6 a^l2 9 8 /— 17^ 6 /^18> 6 e -80 / 5

a—24 ; 6 /— 27 ; 8 s*^ / 8 a->7 / 6 e— 18 / 5

4*^24 / 6 0^-2»J 6 a-'88 si 7 #««4!7 at 7 A-28

fli6»— 81 m8e
Murder of a British Hiaslonay In^ 18^/

— 4/7n
-^- Nin-chwong Bailway Lo«q, Letter on, 1 m

18/
'^— Northern Railway Loan, 3 m 6 o
Directorship, 22 / 6 tf

Revenue, 8 / 6 d

— and Knssta 26 / 7 e

— Sittution in, 27 / ob

-^ Troubles in Central, 8 j 8 a

China Association, Annual Report^ 30 ei 8 /

-« — Avrakenfling of. Letter on, dj l4y

Letter on, 4 / 9 «

Chinese Drama and Chinese lDdiwtiioe» LeeUire
00, 4/ 8y

Inarch 81, 1899.]

t»

PALMBR'S IMDBZ to *• THB TIIIBS NBWBPAPBB.

Oi?

, ' M l t U IM

Chinefle Imperiit Railway FHre Per Oeat. Gold

Loan, Letter on, 8 m t'lJ ir
-w* Northera Kailwaya Qaestioo, If«ttMI po, M

/ II r— 28# \0 4

— Puxsle, Letter on. 17 m II e

RaUway and Mining R«gala^ona. 19 v 10 /

OUorttasof Poteth and Om fl|rkai^!i«rtf. Lettor

on, I fid
Christ Ohar€h» JwnmXm, J«biim«f, 91 / 9 /
Christ^ Hospital, 14 at 13 6
'mr^ AwumI Bepoct, 7 m 9 /
Chrbtmaa Hampers to Poor Crippled Chli4nn,

Letter on, 18 ; 7
Ohiirch Assoolatum and Ne^aai Prp|est«iit

•LmgfUk Aaanal Sptiog Ooqfertn^e, IQm^a

— Army, \mit

— — Courts, Letter on, 2ij 7f

i— - of England ttfln's Soaiel^, iTprmiHipa of, i

Mooting, 28/ 11 A

1

WW*"

»/

Waifs and Slmirs SoolaUr, Meatiiig, Uy

Bxtensioa Schome in KfOtdOt 93 #i^ M
— — in India, Letter pn, 1 1 / 8 /
— i* LMnxs. Lotter on,9\ m^o
•«-^ and X^ndon Jews, Xjetttri 4)0, # P 16 a-r7

SI Md

«-^ Reform, 10 / 7 e
— ^ Mhooia Company, itotii^r* ^m9 f
..i-^ Wosk in tlM H^ ji^iu Ut|0r 0Q» 28 1 12 '
Churches in the West Indies, Letter on, i ; 8 e
ChureKlll (Lord & 9.) i>n ^ CM*)* if> the

I'fattittli, 14 m 8*
City and Guilds of Umdoik Ini(i|»(e, ;i8 .; 8 7
of London Conserrative As^poiatloPf Ap*

Bual Meeting, 1/9 ^-^ml^f
*— School 89 jR 4 a
«p«F~. Tffose Sociaty. Annual Meetipg* 2 / 5 /

— Police Convalesoent Home, AomUl ^aU
and XloBoert in Aid of . 24j 3 9

New Year's FfstiTtl, fi J 4 /

— * Rates, It m 7 «

^.^ and fthe Wal^r Qiii9ftl99. 15^ 9/*
City's Tax on Grain. 20 / 9 «
OIVIL.AOTIOKS i-»
«^v-«> AhrahaoB* and^oa v- ^imsQo ipd others,

10 m8 e
-^- Ateme V. Dopfpatli. 87 / 8 ^
^-. re Af rioan Q<4d Qoooesiiions and Derejop-

meot pomptny, )8 ;' 14 h
i— Alesbury v. Bristol Tramways and Qvriwo

ComMQy, 2if / IQ «
«— Aiazanderv. Aiiurgpwskiiu^ to Aoton^tic

"l«)«piM»no 4 >mpM9y. ^ m iBy , , ^

— Alfred Appleby's Twin BoUfr Chain Com-
imnf'v.ikll^m JSadia Uhftin Company, 27 ai 9 s

— re Allen Foundry Company II m )8 6
Allen and others v. Vestry of the PiMrish of

F«lliam.3 m 14 «
— — Allbusen e. Ealing and South Harrow |Uil*

iri^'UoippMiy» 1 f 7 9
— *>r0 Amalgamated Pneumatio Tyre C^m*

pany, Umkiti*

— Apthorpe V. Peter Scboenhofen Bjreirery

Company^ 7 m 18y

Oivil Addons ^ronf »atfe<Of

rs Arbitration between the Astley and

Tyldeal<gr Cm\ ^.Company find the'Tyldesly

Coal Oompi^ny.2l j \\ h
■ Backhouse v. Armstrong, Whitworth &

C^t. Ii9 i 8 r

the County Oonncil of Buc^ngham and

to County OoMOcil of Hertford, I3 ; 5 ^

Constable and Cranswick, 28 / IS ft

Goodbody and Balfour, Williamson &

^„ 20 / 18 9

the Guardians of Rochdale Unipn and

to Quardianf of the Has)in|fden Unign, 21
y 18 c

-I to Soutompton Tramwayit Company

and the Mayor. &c. of Southampton, 20 f 18 /
. the SurbitQU Urban Plstiict Co»pcll and

Upjohn, I9i 146
-■ — WilUrd and the Ea«tboi|rna Watorworks

Company. 1/M

— - Armstrong v. BelL 18 1 18
■ V. Coward^ 81 I 11 s
9*^ AniOtt o. ArnOtt, 21 7 8 /
— - Artis II. Qrosvenor Hoc^l Company, 81 ;' 15 6
i— Ashdown 0. Wreon. 19 / 14 «
— *« rs-4#tb«i7'8 Gk>ods. |4 m U d

Astor tf. DtUy MaU, M / 18 <*

f-^ Attorney- General o. Bnghton and Hove
Co-operative Supply A^soviHtloa. \6 m i d

V. Carlton l^ank, ji» m 18 r

V. harness RiiMwa^ Company and

another, 28 1118 a
M ^ * n Vf Hay. 2H;«8a
■ 0. tin Uon. 2 «« 18 «• -*J9 m 18 a

^^r^^ p, Mertli^rr Tyd0i Union Guardians, 28

m 14 6
-,..,r^f. B«U,?/»il8<l
—.^ and another 0. Guardians of to ^erthrr

Tydfll Union. 22 t |8 /-28 / |4 h

■ , n 0. Kuffurd anrl (Company. 20 / U
r Bag«h|kw and another v. Pimm and others,

n mJiii
:.^- r* Baillie & Co.. 1 7 m 15 a

Bnlliird 0. Moiitedore, 25 vU a

— p, re Barl^er'i Goodt, 24 ; 18 /

Barnes and another v. Glen ton, Lewis and

Saunders, 25 m 4 A

— — T Barrfitt v. Loiidon and County, Newspaper
Syndicate and another, 14 y 4 c -17 j 14 l

Barratt 0. i^iWer, '^4 ; 18 d

( Dartoloioew's Hospital v. City of London

Corporniion. 1/12 r/

t — Bartlett 0, l^vans and another. 27 r 9 6

— — rs Bass and iflinder's Gold Milling Com-
pany, 20 / 18 d

- Baum V. Ross. 24 m 10 s

— ^ BaTins and S|m« v. London and South
Western Bank, 28 / l4o

Bawtree v. Great North West Centnl Kail-
way, 4 <a 15 (^

-p^ iSaxter 0. Musto, 27^ 9 ft

Beardsley v. Beardsley. 24 / 4

Beart v. Jerrard, 1 7 m 15 6—20 m 18 a

— .-. Brattle and others v. Whitehead, 21 la 15 /

€x parU Bebbington, 14 9 4a

Bee and Son i^. Kish, 24 m 14 6

— — Bell an4 another v. Fleming, i 1 / 4 1

dv

•»

PiUIBtt'S IMDICX TO ** THB TIHK8 ' VBWSPAPU.

[Jan. 1 to

Qivll AotiaiiB (ftjnttnuedu

— — Hem ett v. Auxiliary Stores. 25 m Ad

— — Bentwich u, Wiliett, 28 / 18 d

BenHe v. Shaw. 28 ; lie

<— Berliner v. EdisoD Bell Coniolidated Pho-

nogrraph. 18 m Id d
mmmm BhaKwaii Singh and others v. Bhagwan

Singh and others, 1 8 m 18 «
«^— re Big Blow, 19 ; 14 ^

— r« Bill— <« parte Inoorporated Law Sodety,
88; 4c

«— Bishopsgate Foundation v. Heoeiver of
Police for Sie Metropolis. 16 w 14 e

^— Black Point SyncUoate v. Eastern Conoes-
■tona. 19i 14 6

«-— ffw Bland's Goods, 7 / 14 A

— BoNQi V. riark. 19 ; 14 e
— » re Bolton's Goods, V8 / 18 a

— Boosey v. Wright, 17/8 e^'it / 18 «— 28 /
Ha

•— ft Co, V. Bcsson ft Co., 80 m 9 a

^ — Bootle Rural District Council and another

V. Brocklebank and another, 1 1 la 9 s
«»^ re Borax Company. 22 m 16 a
*— Boucherun o. Mainwaring and Wife. 25 /

18/*
•»-> Bowerman ft Co. v. Angener ft 00^ 8/66
— - Bo>le V. IClUni. 2'^ » 3 o
«•*— Bradbury i*. Aliaidice. ^4 m 18 s
•— ^ aiid others, 6 18 d—H) m 16
w— - Bisdhiirst V, Talbot, 7 / 13 /
"•^ r» Kraid — ts intrte Incorporated Law

Society, laj 5 A
•— Unioiley Union Guardians v. Guarantee

Society. \1 m \it ^^
•— Breailey v. London and North Western

Hail way, Z6 / 13 c
•— Brewer r. Davis. 8/66
^^~~ i« liriii's Oxygen ("ompany. 20 m 16 i
•- Briittow fln<l Wife ». South Ea«tem Metro-
politan TrhiitWHy (^ompiiny, Ihj >3
•• British Mutu^copeHiiil Biograph Conapany

•nd others v. Burns and Gates, 26 m 4 r
«— Broadbeut ft Co. v. Saunders ft Co., 20 m

15/
<— Bmggi V. Robins, 22 / 13 '
«■— Brown and others v. Patterson and another,

82/ 14 a

— re Brown's Goods. 28 m 1 4 d

«— Bttlli Coal Mining Company o. Osborne and

another i:-^ m i8 /
<v Bulmer and another v. Attorney-General,

27 ; 9 '/
— ^ Burge V. Ai'hiey and Smith, 20 / 14 6
m — Burnn V. Mason ft (^o.. Iri m i4 <■
•— Hurrows i^. Kbudes and Jameson, 11/4 6—

8«3a

and another. 21 ni 15 •

«— -> (^addick V. Kight^in and others, 2 / 6 o
«-p- (^ahn and another v. Pookett's Bristol

Channel ^team Packet Company, Mm i4 a
«.^ Campbell V BeHtun. 27 / We
mm^ Canadian Pacific Railway v. Oorpjration

of the Parish of Motre Dame de Bon Secour*.

lOw8a-27 0i3a
mm, v. Parke and anutlier. 8 « 8 a
^m^ Carpenter v. i'ipQi, <i/ il

28

18

Oivil Aotiona (eonAnftfd).

Oartwright v. Gunrdians of the Sonlooatei

Union, Kingston-on-Hull, 17^ 8 6
Cason V, Hine, 12 f 10 a

Cassell V. Bowes. 28 j 8 /

— Ca^tner-Kelliter Alkali Company «.' Com*
mercial Development (Corporation. 9 si 14 6

— reCathcart's DiTorce Bill, 7 « 18 a

— — Cave V. Metropolitan Railway, 4 / 12 f

Caxton and Arrington Union 0. Dew, 2 m

12 d
— i- re Celladema. 8 / 5 a
— — Cessford v. Dover Harboar Board. 4 / 16 e

— Chsmbera v. Whiteharea Harbour Oom-
missionerit, 29 m 18 6

('hHpman v. Vidal. 28 / 18 il

—- > Child tf. Kasner. 18 n 14 li

Chillingworth 0. Chsmbera, 24 / U a

( 'binoook and others v. Rural District

Council of Hartley Wintney. 1 1 m 16 6

re (Christen —ex parte the Official Solicitor^

ex porie Board of Trade, 20 J 14 e

Clark V, Taylor, 2 « 12 <f

— re Clement et tie's Trade Mark, 26 / 4 /

— fv Cloude«ley'a ( hsritable TrusU, I si 8 e
— — Cockrill V. i-rossJand. 27 m 9 a

CoU man 0. South Eastern Railway, 28 / 7/

re (^>lliery and General Contract Company,

/ 13

(^l.inif V, Birmingham Breweries, 2j 6 n
it i Commercial Company of Salonica, 29 m

h

re <''ompreseed 'las Company, HO 11 9 6

— re CoiitrHCt between I>ady Bateman and
the RrT. the Hon. Archibald Parker and
another, 4 m 1 5 rf

Cooper v. Shepherd, 24 / 8 /

Cornfurn 0. ^'arltoii Bank 21 f 11 <f

r0 Cosmopolitan Cycle and Motor Works,

20 M8 rf

— County of London Improved Dwellings
Company v. Cook. M f 6 f

>— Courtney 0. Cockshot 4 la 1 6 if
- — Cowley V. Commissioners of Inland Bo-
Tenue I5 m 8 «

— I 'rane v. Kohn and Mittler, 18 / 6

re i redit Assurance and Guarantee Cor«

porMtioii 6 01 ;8 /

Credit Lyonnais p. White ft Co., 16 m 14 4

— (^ree ». St. Pancras Vestry, 8 « 8 6

— Crowley and Bltckburrow 9, Bergtheil« 27
/14 a

— ( 'ulliford V. Beer and Sons, 6 « 14 a

— r^ y 'umming's G<yods, 17 ; 14 a

— ^ Cunard Steamship Company v. Goulaon, 91

m 16 « — 22m 15 e
r« Curry— ex pcfWa Incorporated Law

Society, 17 1 14
"> re Curtis, 81 7 16 a

-. — #;, CalUngham and others, 96 1 14 6—26

; 9r
^— Dale and others v. Smith and others, 7 n

146

— Davies v, Jenkins and another, 4 / 16y*S

1;. Parry. 6/ I3a

», buwih, 14 / li e

March :^1, 1899 J palmxr's ihdkx to "the timxs " nkwspapicb.

Civ

Oivil Aotiooi (conitnuea),

Uavieii and another v. Jonea, 25 n 4/

— Daviii 9. SuttiHi and Dudley, 18 m 15 «

— — V. Witnejr Urban DiatrioC CounoU. 16 ai

~-» re Day, 28 m 14 a

— Dtt Witte V. Addison, 8 / 18 a
— — Dixon o. Coward, 81 ; 11 e

Dubell & Co. 0. Green & Ca, 24.; 13 «

— - Donaldson v. Corporation of South Shields,

)3i6u
-— Dowlen v. Frost & Co^ 17 m 15 a

— Drury ». Hickard, 7 / 18./
— — Duerre v. Uaydon, 9 m 14 ^
*— r« Duncan, 6 / 18 e

— — Duncan o. Fuiham Vestry, 11/4 (
V, Pope, 9 f a f

— Dykev.Tafft, 25/18

— Kastern Telegraph Company v. Dent and
others, ;^5 m 4 r

— Elliott V. Gaiety Theatre. 10 m 8 e

— KUis V. Duke of bedford 15 / 3 a

— V. Caniberwell Asae^smeut Committee,

19J14/

— V. Bowbotham. 27 m 8 «

. and Wife o, Wudeaou and ftialleson, 15 m

4c

— Kmpress Assnranoe Corporation v. Grey,
29 M i3 b

— • Eton College v. Waters. 27 m 8 «

— Fardell Traction Haulage Company v.
BasMt, 16 / 14 a

^- Farlow v. Stevenson. 10 w 8 A

-— Ferguson o. Krnest. 9 /« 1 4 o

-»• re Ferro->odium k'omp<iny. 26 7 9 a

— • l<'ield Stttanithip Company u. Burr, 9 / 8 ef

«^ i>i(aha^din^ v. JenknisoJi. 23 / 14 a

>— Fletcher v, Williams. I8j 4 o

-— re Florida Land and Colonization Company,

20/ 18 J
-— r« Foliiing Bedroom Suite and Furniture

Company, 28 m 8 a
^- Fortter v. Densham. 18/36
— -' F'orih Bridge Uailway and another 0. Great

North of Scotland Uailway Company and

others. 1 u m 4 /

Foster v. Borax Company. 22 <» 15 a

^^ Fox well and others v. Van Urutten, 8/80

— Francis <k Co. v. Loudon County Council, 9
jli d

..^ Franks 0. UargreaTes. 18 ; 5 i

.^ Fraser & i 'o. v. Brown & Co.. 2i ;' 14

.— Fredericks o. Waller, 9 m 14

i— > Friend and another v. SeTier and others, 17

/8/
— — Gaden v. Newfoundland Savings Bank 25

/ 4c

— Gamage v. Randall. 21 ; 1 1 6—10 m 3 a

— Garton v. Guildford, Godalming and Wok-
ing Joint Hospital Board, 23 ; 14 /<

— George v. Goldsmiths' and General Burg-
lary Insurance AssuciHtion, 25 / 4 d

— t9 Gieye~«ar parte the Trustee, II m 16 a
-— Gird wood and Saundera o. Uinkelspiel, 15

at 4«
-^— Gannasambanda Pandaram 0. Velu Panda-
nun and another, l8y 5 a

Oivil Aotiona (continued),

— Goldstoiie V, GifiFard. 19 ; 6 /

— re Goode, Marr. Matthews & Co., 19 ; 14 6

re Go«>derham*8 Goods, 21 m 16 a

— — iiordon V. (?ann. 27 / U

— tf.OKilvie, 'i m 14 6

<xornmlly and Jeffery .Vf anufaoturing Com-
pany 0. Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Company, 28
« l-i «

-■»- Gosling 1;. Claike. 14 / 3 «

Grand Trunk Kailway ». Washington. 26 f

4<y-27/Urf * -^

— Grant r. Gold Exploration Hyndioato, 24
; 18 «

9«Graydon*s Patents. I / 14 c

Great Eastern ttailway Company v, Cloke»

— Greenland v. Krans, 2i f II o

— Greenwood v, Aik ns, 20 / 14 1
— -- V, i/lough and others. A m \od

0. Leather Shoa Wheel Company, 24 /

14 a

—^ Grenfell v. Hipperson. 2S j A d
-— > Gu >rti'tn v, Devon & Co.. 4 ; 4 6
iii^ Gunter t. Jarrutf. 2)> m 18 6

re Gutta Percha Corporation, 3 / 5 a

.— . re Hall, a / o a

Ball V. Shaw. 17; 14

V. Snowden. Hubbard & Co.. 7 m J8 «

— Hamilton v, Coolgardie Goldflelds. 18m I4<|

— re Hammond's Matabele Gold ^ines Deve-
lopmeut, 1 3 ; 5 4

re Handford & Oc 18 / 3 o

— te Haniian's Lode. 2'ij 9 a

— Harford 0. Lyn«key. 26 / 18 c -80 si 9 6

— UargreaTes v. Berry, 81 j 11 a
«^ Harper v. Jessop. t f b b

Harris o, Kump Jc ('o., 81 ; i4 /

^— Hartley i*. Butterfleld 20 / 14 a

^— Hartshurne v. Labouchere. 80 ; 14 a-- 81 t

15 6—2 foe

re Haskins' Goods. \i m\i d

-^^ Hasluck V, (;iark, \6 m 15 o

Hasting (Lord; v. North HUtstern Bailway.

8w8a '•

— — Hatch V. London and North Western Rail*

way ( ouipaiiy, 1 m ' 3 /

Hawkins v. London County Council, 22 m 9/

Havnrd v. i -orbeit and others, 21 / i3

— - ex p rte Hawker, 24 ; l.^c

Hayles and others e:. Pease and Partners. 6

/ 13c -2»Ms

^— re Henry De Jersey & Co., 8/5 a

Henry t;. tieinacli, 16 i 7 n

— Hen\rood 0, iiowell. 'Ao m 5 /
— - Hill V. i'Ooke. 19/ .> 1

— V, Kirby and another. 2i m 8 (/— 28 m I4tf

re ilirth— *x parte the Trustee, 21 j 11 a

Hoddiiiott V, Newton. ChHiubers & Co^ 27

Mi8c
— Hodson and another v. Pare 24 ; 3 /
— - re Hogg— ex ptrtt the Incorporated Law
Society. 1 4 ; 4 6

— re Hole's Goods. 28 m 14 ^

— - Hollebone v. Adams, 16/ \\d
— — Honor v. Clarke aud another, 7 m 14 a«-8
m8 6--9aal4o

27

Ck9

BAI4f»fCl$ I«P»;i **TQ TH« TIMM** NIbWSPAPBB.

[Jan, 1 1«

CMl AddoDM (conttnufd).

— r« ilooley. 7 m 14 «

■ ■■ ex part*^ ^Mflen, Mm Me
' et pari* Jur^o. 14 if Mc

Hooley v. Sinclair H m 10 ^

— r§ Horrox— «r purt^ the Incoipomted Law
Society, 14; 4 6

— Uorwich Urlwi Uiftrict Council v. Foley,

•^ Hotel and Gon^ral AdTertaiiiig Company o,

Wickenden ai)d Stene, 25 m 14 a
•-i^ Hovenden o, Wallit, 80 m 9 a
• — Qudilleetoa agd fuiptlMr v, Faroeip Bailway

Company, I iw 3 *

— Hudson V. y^eyman, 2 w 13 0-^29 n 19 a

— H umphrey v, Cpnybeare, 26 ; 9 a

-^-^ Hunt andothdn o. Pulkinghorn and othort,
27 f 9 a

— Hanter o. CUrt. 26 MS 6
•^- Hyndman v. Ward % f b a

— » Incandescent Qa« Light Compan/ ^<1 ftn-

Others v. Drogden, 14 ; 4 ''
Jiicobt tf. Wicks, Bptary Type Ciutlng

Company, l^ t ^ h
— — James o. Allen Fpundrj Company, 1 1 m

16 »
•^— rtf Jellicoe— fx part9 Incorporated Law

Society, 14; 4 a

— r0 Jersey Lily Qold Min^* 16 m 14 6
— — Jewell 9. Laaarus, 1 / 14 o

-i— Jobbtns 0. Gale. 17/44

— ^ John Qrifflths CyfiSiA Corporation v. Hum-

ber & Co., 28 / IB
Jones 0. Barnes, 3/6 a-^97 / 14 ^

— V. Biemitein, '26 ; 9 a

■ v.dtoploford, 16 m 16 f

— * Jordeson 0. Satton, Soathopates and Dry-
pool Oas Company, 29 m 18 6

— Joseph V, Morgan and another, 21 / 1 1 e
-— Jo«Un V, Refuge AMorance Company, 18

^I8tf

— Jadet V. ^la, 12 / 3 A
— — Justice 0, James, 2f 6a

•— ^e$et tf. Barrow Hematite Steet Company,

16 ; 14 a
^ — rs King** Universal Supply, 20 /IS d
Kirkwood v, Bnex Wttkly New^ 16 m 11 «

— Kitson V. Ashe, 28M 6

—— Koowles & Co. V. Fonlket, It ; 8 •
— — ftf Krunand Metal Company, 8/66
-— Litcehy v, Lacon ft Co. and others. 21 «■ 16 c
«— LagerwaU «• Wilkinson, Heywood and

Clarke, 19 1 U <tf
^•^ Laing 0. Backworth and WesI Cramllngton

Colliery Company, 27/ i2d

— Lake 0. Freeman, 18 ;6 d^2fj 9 f

^^^ LaU Beni Ram and another v, Klnndal Lai
and others, 22 / 18 0-14 m 14 a

— Lamb v. Whiteley, 14 1 4 <i

— Lancashire Asylums Board «• Manchester
CorporatiQp, 20 / 14 a

— . £x parte Lancaster Vicar, 20.V 14 d

— -> ear oartt Le Mesnrier, 18 m ISy

—— Le Seminal^ de Quebec v. La GorpoMtion

of lamoapn, 26 / 4 tf
— — li^eds, Lord Uaypr of «. Armitage, t6 / 8 6

— Leng& Co.«. Lawson, 25m 4 i— 28m 14a

PiYil AotionB (continued),

— Levy Freres v. ^iouth. Son and f^hftoombe,
8wl4a

re Lewie - ex parta the Ineorpon^ted Law

Society, 14/4 6
— '- rt Licensing Justices for the Finsbary

Division of Loqdoa — «r pnrte Bishop and

Vincent. 29 m 18 6

re Life Policy Drama Syndicate. 20 / 18i

— - LiU V, London General Omnibtta CoBpanyi

26/9' — 81 ; 14 /

— Lindsay v, Hussey Jones 4 Co.. 9 / 4 a

— * Lioforth v. Yorkshire ()onseprattre News-
paper i'ompaigr. 20 IN 12 /'
— - re Livingstone Hpinning Company, 8 / 5 a

— Lloyds Bank ». Stoeklev & Go., 27 / 14
Loader 0. Barnard, 4 / 1 6 a

— * Lockett 0. Lagunaa, Aq. Cooipany. 28 m 14
0—80 m^d

— Loeweiistein 0. London, Tlhnry and ^nth*
end Railway, 4 « 12 /

London (Chatham and Dover Raflwar Com-
pany 0. Assesemeut Committee of the Mailing
Union, 25 / 4 /

County (>>uncil0. Dizoii, 16 / 14 b

■ and Foreign (>>Httael Ooiporiftion 0,

Anglo-Indian and Foreign Fibra Company dS

m 16 d

■ ■ and Globe Finanee Corporation and

others. 17 m 16 a
re London Jn9tioea— »x p9rte Bayne, 1 1 /

4a

— Motor Car Works Company, 8 ^ 6 a
London and North Weetern Railway e,

Ogwen pistrict Council, 24 m 18 /

— ex oarte LoTerf dge, 11/46
•«-— Loreridge 0. GaHom. 20 m 16/
-— Lowiu 0. .Sunge A Go^ 22 m 16 tf

— - Lowth 0. Ibbutson 18 m 14 ef— 16 m 6 a
^ Lucas 0.Gfeat Central Railway, 10/ 8 6

— Lynes 0. Snaith, 4 / 16 e/

— re Mnci^^la-^x parie the loflorporaied
Law Society, l4;4/»

lAaunolia Anii- Friction Metal Company

and others 0. 6ngdetf and others. 18 j 18 0-^-110
J 14d-rtf4^ 18e->9y 3 0--lO/8a— 28Ml6a

— »26 m 4
-«. Malcolm*. WUmet, 80 1 14a

— Maliett and Hont0. Great Eaaleni RaUway.
18/6*

^^^ Manchester Ship Canal Company 0. Com-
pany of Proprietors of the Hechdaie Canal. 16
/14 6

ri Mannesman Tnbe (Company, 12 / la a

— — Mannfacturert' Paper Company 0. Da
Cros, 1 / I4d

Marks 0. Thomas, %f\%d

— - Marney 0. sicoti, 2 m 18 s

— Marnham 0. Weaver, 21 m 16 e

— - Marsh and Moore 0. Bitwell, I7J 6 /— 81

|7c
•— ta parte Masehall, 26 / 18 6
Man»haU 0. Whittng and aoodier, 27

;•*

-— Masters and oihera 0. Johnson and otbersu
28y 14

MACher^nd CMNNher e. DiiMi 14 / 8 a

iTarcfi ftl 1899.J

^ALUMfd USUtX to ^ TH# tlM tfl "" NtWt^xMAu

Otr

Ohll Atttioiui (r fifiniif «p.

' — r* Mawddack Gold £xtmctiotf Sl/ndicate,

MKmwd 0. the Joint Stock iDttUnia, 24

Ml4a

M'Toiughlin r. Ola/ton, 28/ l8

— M Neil V, DiDkelspi«l. Ifi m 4 #

^-«- M'Niobolaa 9. bawron and Son, 6 m 18 rf

Medd V, MactTfrr &ro , 29 m 18 6

- Mee. Billing & Co. v, Edwardea. 8 m II 6

- MeUor o. Tomkinion & Co^ 16 i 14 6
— ^ r# Mt^rchania* Fire Ofilce, 2ti f 18 a

_- fo; fNirl0 Meraa/ Hooka and Harbour Board,
14 / 3 a

Merae/ Docka and Harbour Board 0. Hun-
tor. CraifT and (^ompany. \S f 6 a

^•^ rt Majucan National Railway Goai];Nin7, 18
j }ii M

Midland Railwaj v. Harding. 17./ 8 a

- ( 'umpany p. Luaeby and (.'amley, 17 / 8 d
-^ n Millaia Pictur* Frame Company, 28 m

3a

- MUIaia r. Millals. 25 7 ! 3 a

— ^ tx paHr Miller and other!, 2^4; 18

Mifn 0. Baliinrii) »< 1^ <*— ^ « d e

«*^ Miniator for Landa ti. Harrington and

otbera. II m IH 1
— ^ *9 pttrt Mitchell. 18 j 5 il
— ^ Mohan o. Brongnton, 2'* / 5 A
-^ n Moore Broa. & Co., 9 / 3 d
.— Morecraft v. Trent Cyde Company, 2/56

—7/ 18/
.«- Morton e. ii'oater, Porter & Co., dO J 14 J
*— Monntain 0. Parr, 18 m 14 e
— *- Moxbam o. Grant, 2/56

- Mulrenano. Richmond. 20/ 14^-21/11 a
-*» r0 Municipal Elvoiion Petition for Pontes

fract. 18 » U A
-^ Murdooh «. Heath, 19 / U </

Nash 0. De Kreville, 14 m M b

Nathan 0. Woolf. 10 m 3 a

- r« Nattonal Bank of Walcto. 2iJ 13 e

National PioTincial Bank of England 0.

Appa, 17 /4d
«— ax purU Kaylor, 8/186
Nelson v. JSaling and 3<^titb Harrow Rail*

way, 4; 12 e

0. Taylforth, iH 1 11 i

^^ re New Beeaton Rim and CbmpOtienta

Company. 16m 14 u
» Par Coniola. 1 7 m 16 d

Newbittand Wife u. Thompadtv, 27/ 4y

— - Newby 0. EukeYaley, 20 ; t4 e

_ Newton v. Veatry of St. Matthew'a, Beth-

nal Green, 29 m 13 <i

0. Webb, 19; 14

— — Nicholaa 1^. Corporation of Penzance, 8y 8a

«— Nicholaon v. Simpton. 16 ; 14 a

Norria 0. Beatl And another, 22 m 16 0—28

in86
•— > North Sydney Inteatment and Tramway

Company 0. Higgina and othera, 27y 18 e
— » Norton and Steele 0. Ua^iaoii, 25 > 18 a
^'— Noaotti 0. Auerbach. lii / 14 o
O'Connor 0. D'Aubeney 20 ; 10 6

- OgilTie 0. Allen and olhera, 26 m -t a
«— PanneU 0. WeatWood, 18 m 16 <i

Oivil ActioDB ('oa/tniiad)'.
— Paraotam Qir ». NarbidA db^, 28 / 14 a
~ Partridge 0. Abbott Brofhera, 11 / 4 a

r4 PMae'i Goodi. 14 M 14 ct

re Pedley, 21 / 18 //

— Petnberton 0. Hnghei. 17 / 8 if

— Perry 0.Rixon.2l « 16 a

— Pfeiffer 0. Great Weatem Railway, 2K8/ 10 <f
o-*^ Pilkfngtcm 0. Gray and another, 24 / 14 a
FiUera 0. EUetaon and Perham, 27/12 /

Plymouth. Detooport and South Weat^a

Junction Railway <^ompany 0. Great Weatem
Railway (Company and another. 24 m 14

^^ Poole and othera 0. Mogg, 27 ; 9 ^

re Poafkthwaite'a Goods, 14 / 8 d

— Powell 0. Kempton Park RaceoouTM Com-
|Miny. 16 » 8 r

0. Marahall, Parkea h Co.. 23 m 2/

«— Pranal Annee 0. Lakshmi AUnee and othera*
16/8 a ^

Preacott- t>ede 0. Sindalr. 28 / 12 <f

-^ Prkse 0. Maraden and Sona. 8 / 18 c

Pritchard 0. Eaatwood & (?o.. 14 « 14 tf

Purdan 0. Secretary of Stato for India in

Cottnoil. 10/8 6

— Purdie 0. Amalgamated Pnaumatltf I'yre
Company, 24 hi 14 a

re Pyramfdical Syndicate, 20/18 d^U m

14 6

— Queen 0. Jnatioea of Bbckingbam. 14 / 8 a
■ 0. (Comptroller-Genial of Patouta, &c.—

aot parte TOmlinson. 2l ai 16
V. Justice of Manchestor. 16 ; 8 «

0. Powell and another, 23/ 14 6

0. Saunderg. 6/ 13y

0.Triatfam, 18/6 6

0. Webb and another, 24/ 18 0'

0. Welby. 28 / 4 6

Anne Keaidential Madaiong and Hotel

Company 0. New Niagara Company, 28 w 2 /*
— — Kegina 0. Juiticea of Lancatihire. 13 / S a

— lUdforg and another 0. Webb, 17 / 8 /

— Kadha Mobun 0. Hardai Bibi and another.
ISiN iSc

^-^ Haine and Wife 0. Saltbunk Urban District
Council. 18m 13/

-»- Rajab Rao Vettkata Surya 0. Court of
Warda and Rajah Kumara Vdnkata MahiiuitL
27 / 18 / *^^

— Setrucherla Ramabhadra and another 0.
Rdjah Setrucherla Virabfaadri duryanarayana
and another. 8 ar f8 a

Ramaden 0. Laboucbere, 20 m 12/

-«— >' Randall 0. Qamage and othera, 21 / 1 1 6

re Ratchffe— «x piatU Incottwtvd Law

society^ 14/ 4 6

Rath 0. Amalgamatod PnMutoatic Tyra

Companiei. 21 ai 16 /

— R^ad 0. Eley, 16 « 4 6
— — Reea 0. Thomaa, t7m$d

Kegina 0. Baker and Paaaidgham, 24 / 7 <f

*-** 0. Board of Agrlcultuto. 81 7 14 /

■■ t^. Controller of FdWkf'^^ex parU iy>m-

liuaod. 4 m 16 d

0. Joatioea of Clfentril Crlniitial Court

and Bottlton, 17 / 8

0. Luahiugton, 26 « 14 if

29

Oiv

PAUfSR'8 INDBX TO *^ THB TIHiCtt '* NKW8PAPBB,

[Jan. 1 to

Civil Actioiis (< ontinued),

— Regirta v. Owen, 1 1 / 4 &

■ ■ V. Willmni8. V3 » U >/— 24 ; 14 a

— Re«(ormel Steamship '^ompany v. Ocean
Marine Insurance (^^nipIlny. 14 /iJ/-— 15 / 34

K<>ynuld8 r. Enfield C>cle Company, 19 7 10

<»-23 *7 6

— • rtf Kicflrdo's Goods 17 • 14 </

— Hichards w. Ocean Colliery Company, 17

— w Rimmer's Goods. 1 4 * 3 rf

— Ritchie v. Larsen, 2S j 4 6

— — Roberta v. Gwyrfai District Ponncil, 28
j A a

— re Roberta— «: pi'Vte Incorporated Law
Society, 2< ji r

'— ^ l^>hertson v. Mayor and Corporation of
Bristol 27 / 12

— V. LavelL 1 6 »a 14c

— Robinson v. Stewart & Oo., 30 i 14 a
— — V. Sunderland Corporation, 10 / 3 a

— Rooke p. Labouch-re 17 / 4 <f
— r Rosenthal v. BalnfihofP. 7 ; 5 /

— Ross u, Hurnell 2'> / 4 /

— and another v Hunter and othera, 17
/14 6

liowell V. Rowell, 12 f 10 a

— > Rowlands p. Miller, W f\dd
- — re Rubie's Goods, 7/14 5

— KumboU V. Nunnery Colliery. 6 M5 c
»— ■ Kunchordas Vandrxwandaa and others v,
. Parvatibai and othera, 24 / 14 a —16 w U a
— - Rural District Council of Bootle and an-
other V. Brocklebank and another, 28 ; 8 /

re Saint Martin's Syndicate. 28 / 13 r

— — 8alton V, New Beeston Cycle (*ompany and
others. 24 ni 14 a

Sample 17. Stoddartand Wife, 4y 15 0^6/

14a-7 / 14 a

— ' Sanderson v. Lee, 11/46

SanUey w. Wilde. 8 f 13 a

— ^— Savage v. Duchess of Manchester, 15 m 4 d

— Sawyer ». Murphy, 13 7 7 '

— St. Mary, Battersea, Ve?try v. County of
London and Brush Provincial £lectric Light-
ing Compuny. 41 7 14 «

»- re St. Paul's School. 6 m 18
—^ Seaman u, Lee, 21 m 14 6

— Seaman's Hospital Society t;. Eyffin, 24 m
He

— Search v. Carew, 9 m7 e

— Seaton v, Burnand and another, 12; 10 a ^
18;5«

■I . o. Health and Ruraand, 11 m 16 a— 14 m

14 0—27 Iff 8 a— 29 »< 13 /
^_ Sen Sen Company v. Britten. 2 m 13 e
— — Sharpe v. Smith, 13 j 5 a

— re ^hem well's Goods 7 / 14 6

_ Shephardv. Des Vignes. 18 7 13d— 9 ai 14 6

_ Shields v. Cleland. 22 m 15 d

<— ^ Shipway v. Broad wood. 18 / 13 a

^.m^ Shorit t*. Robinson 8/136

—^ Silkstone and Uaigh Moor Coal Company

V. Kdwy and the Silkstone and ilaigh Moor

CoUieries, 16 / 14 0-22 m 15 a
—— Simmons v. Capital and Counties Bank, 3

m14 a
30

( Oiyil Actions {ccntinuio^

- Simmons 0. Sutton Urban Dittrict Counc(^
2 m 13 c

o. White Brothers. 13 m 14 c

- Skeggs 17. Keen & To., 21 MO 6

- Slater and Palmer 0. Little Western Steam*
ship Pomyaoy. 9 / 14 /

- Smee u. Brayfleld. 8 m 1 4 rf
Smith 17. Ainsworth and Sons, 24j 13 d

Goodin. 2t / I4</

17. HMok -y, 27 7 9a

17. Johnson. \ f\i d

17. Metcalfe. 2« ?» 14 a

re Somers Settled Estates, 2^mff

- f, South Molton Municipal Election— ex
parte Rllridtje -ex oort" Nott. 18 / o ft

'• — South Wales and Cannock Chase f^'oal
Company 17. Underwood and Son and another,
23 ; U r

- — Spencer.. Chapman A Oo. w. London and
India Docks Joint Committee. 6 m 13 /

Spilsbury 17. Queen, '16 m 2 f^'in m A a

Spitzel V, Chinese C^orporation, 20 m 15 */

m^mm Spokes and others v.jjrosvenor Hotel Com«

pany and others. 31 ; 15 <?

Sprague p. Allen and Sons 19 7 14^

- Squirrell 17. Oowhurst. Sidley and Bezhill
Railsvay Company, .2 / 9 s - 16 ^ 9 /

- — Sri Balstu Ramalnkshmamma 17. Collector
of the Godavari District. *i2 r 13 ^-27 m 3 a

— — Sri BmIuau GuriiliinraMwaini a. Sri Balu^u
RamalakshmHroma and others. 16 m \A e

- Sri BrsJH Ki«ora u, Kundana Devi. I8y 5a
-!— Sri Braja Kisora Devu (^aru 0. Sri Kuudana

Devi Patta Mahadevi Qaru. 6 m IS d
— . '"-ri Viradhi 17. Sri Boishnava Deo, 17/ 3 a
Stack V. Coulsell Bros.. 2i; 12/

Staples 0. Queen. 28 ; 3 /

Staiey c, Graham, 267 9 'i

Stebbings v. Loudon and North VVestera

Railway, 3 i» 3 ^

«-«. Steels t7. London and Coanty Newspaper
Syndicate, IH m 15 ^

Stephenson 0. Rogers, 18 ; 13 6

Sternberg u, Eley. ^9 m 13

^— Stollery and another 0. Maskelyna, 17 j Mb

Stiirer 17. M*Cabe, 2 / 8 rf

re Stray Shot and Elective Gold Mines, 7

m 14 a

re Stretch's Goods, 17; 1 4 i

Sundaralingasami Kamaya r. Ramaaiia

Kamaya, LS / 5 a

— Sundaralingasami Kamaya Naid t;. Ram«
aaawmi Kamaya Naik. 16 <a 14 a

— 1 aylor v. E'indlater. 1 1 Tit 1 6 e
— — — and Scott 17. Annaud and the Northern

Fress and Engineering Company. 30 >/• 9 a
Tennant & Co. v. Caledonian Usilway t'om-

pany and the North British Railway Com*

pany. 3 ; l2/
— Terry t7. Sweeting, 6 M8 •

te Tfssa Woolford. 28 / 13 tf

— — > re riionias, 14; 4 <i

— — Thoman 17. Brown, 17 m 15 6

17. Witte and others, 14 / 4 e

Thuriiion i?. rhornion, \i in \i d

re Thornycrof t'i Fataut, 28 j 3 / -27 / 13 «

Maich 31, 18991

PAUfEB's INDSX TO *' THE TIMES " NEWSPAPBB.

Col

Civil Actions {continued).

•— — Tika Ram v. Deputy -Oommiisioner of

Bara Banki, 16 m 14 a

r« Tom Tit (lycle (^orapanj. 10 w 3 ^

^-^ Trari**ux ii. M artel and another, 5 ; 2 o

re Tregerthen's Goodn. 24 ; 1 3 ^

— ^ Trent Cycle Company ». Seattle, 81 jHe
Trinidad Asphalt Company and another v,

Ambard and another. 16 n 14 a

r« Triticine, 20 f \S d

Trotter o. Trotter, 22 m 15 6

— -* Trom^hton o. Jay & Co., 13 9 6 a

-— - rt Trnffault Cycle and Tube If anofactaring

Company, 25 ; 13 a
~— Tapper v. Peninsalar and Oriental Steam

Navigation Company, 3/6 A— 8 f ^d

— Underwood and Son v. Barker. 1/14 6

— Union lyoUiery Company of British Co-
lumbia and others v. Bryden, 6 m 13 4

United Sutes of AmttHca v. Pelly. 27 ; 9 6

— r«Urwin— ear parte the Incorporated Law
Hociety, 14 i 4 6

i*^ Utal and Wife v. May & Co,, 7 / 18 /
ValUooe v. Terrett, 31 ; 14y

re Vimbos. 28 m 2 /

Walker v. MFarlane. 14i 4a-l mile

-"—^ Wall V. London and Northern Assets Cor-
poration. 27 ; 9a

— ^ vv all work and others o Qnardian of the
Oldham Union, 21 ; 11 6

-i— Walter o. London and North Western Rail-
way, 4 M 15 4

•»- Ward V, School Board for London, 11 / 12/

Ward & i^o. v. Western Mail, 14; 4 5

VVarren v. Warren, 4/15 <r— 21 «■ 16 a

Watson V, Pett. 30 ; 14 a

— ^ re Watu— ex parte th« Incorporated Law

Society. 14; 4 a
— ^ Weldon v, London, Brighton and South

Coast Kail way Company, 13 f 6 6

West V, HargraTM* 21 ; II (i— 24 ; 13 d

— ~ rp. West's Patents Syndicate. I9f 14 5

— re Westminster Cycle Works, 12 ; 10 a

— Duke of Westminster v. L>uke of Bedford,
81 i 14

— — re Westralia Industries. 16 m 14 6

— White v. Heaaiaud's Patent Electric Stor-
age Battery Company, 9 / 3 /'

*— Whitwham v, Piercy, 10 m 3 a

— — Wickham v. Payne, 2/5 0—3 f 5 o

— ^ Wilkins o. dayman and Kendall, 23 y 10 s

— ^ Williams v. Matheson, 15 / 13 a

' V. Rover Cycle i Company, 4/8 6
^— Williamson v, Copelaud 4/ 15 d

— Wilson V, Morris, 13/ 11 a

<-~- Wix and others v. Rutson. 14/86
— - Wolverhampton Tyre Syndicate v. Dnnlop
Pneumatic Tyre Company. 25 m i4 a

— Wood V, VValsh and Sons 2J m 15 d

— Woolsey v, tloare, 27 / 4 /

— ^ Woven Leather Machme Belting Company

V. Tilt, 8 m 14 c
— — re Wrexham, Mold and Connah*s Quay

Railway Company ^ex parte North and South

Wales Bank. L7 / i e
Yatestf.Kyffin-raylor, UJ 10 6— 14 m

10 a

Oivil Aotiona {fionttnued).

Teatman v, tiarris and others, 15y 3 / — 16

y 14

—^ Toung V, Canning Jarrah Timber Com-
pany. 26 I 9 6

re Zerewittenow's Goods, 31 1 15 a

Civil and Military Law at Chatham. 17 r 12 i

Civil Service, Appointments, fee Official

*-* Com mission, 11/3/

— Estimates, 4 m 9 0^6 m7 e -7 m 11/— 8 m
120

Lifeboat Fund, 19/70

Claims against the Peruvian Government, 15 f

12 6
Clapham High School for Girls, 18/86
Clarke (Sir £.) and the Gladstone Memorial, 4

■ on London Gk^vernment, 14 ; 12 /
— — at Plymouth. 7 / 6 / — 10 ; 4 6
-^— — at Rotherhithe, i5 m 10 a
— - (Henry) on Undistinguishable Streets, 16^

lie— 24> 15 a
Cleansing and Disinfecting of Horseboxes, IS

dearer (Rev. W. H.) on Lady Wimbome's

l>onkey Story, 6/106
Clergy Friendly Society, Report, 24 m 12 a
Clergy Orphan Corporation, 1 50th Anniversary^

14/14
Clerical Appointments, tee each dfty t paper

Meeting at Islington, 1 1 ; 8 #

GOAL :—

-: — Competition of British and Westphalia[^
.80 f 14 6

in Kent. 27 m 10 e

Mabon's Day. 3 ; 6 a

— Miners' Conciliation Board, 287 9 a— 11 m
\Sd

Conference, 9 ; 7 6—11 j6 e— 12 ; 10 <l—

14; 9«^i6 7 6 /

— Federation. 10 / 3 /

Scotch viiners' Wages. 2) m 11 /

rrade. iA mil h

State of the Maricet. 000 0i;0ry clay's paper

— r Staveley ('oalaiid Iron (/ouipany. 26 ; 7 /

- Welsh ' 'ollier*s Waget. 30 < 9 /

Coal and Corn and FinniiCw* Committee of the
C>)i poration, Dinner, ^c^ >» v) d

Smoke Abatement Society, Meeting 2iJ

15 '/— 9 m I0<:-1< //! 4 /

— Letter on, H m 10/
Coat Thii ves, 23.; 7 d

Cobbi)ld's TraveU in Central Asia. 30 m 4 e
Cobden Club and its Kuture HoUcy. 5 / <>
Cobham (A. W.) on the Crisis in the Church, 9

m ti a
^— {y 'apt. W.) on the Crisis in the Churcb. 3 /

3 r— 13/12
Codridgton College, Barbados, Letter 00, 2 mti e

— Fund. 2a m 9 /

Coffee. State of Trade in. tee P&oduob Markkt
Cohen (J. f.) on Tottenham Hospital, iH ; 4 /
Colclougli (J. G.) on French Commerce in the

East, iS; 9
Coles ( V. S. S.) on the Obedience of the Clergy,

5 f rt
Colliery Accidents, see Aooidxhts^M in iKa

Ct\

PALUXB't mOVX to ^ THB Tlltn " ETKWttPAMB.

film, t ti

•^^^•»»»^p-l"

CoUeire of Preoeptori, Distribation of PHaM, 2

Collint (J. C) on English Literature at Oxford.

11 m U6
Colotnb(Adm. P. H.) on Captain Maban on

Coast Defence. 6 f 6 b

on Torrii.gton's Fleet in Being, Ij 8 b

Colonial Appointments, 4 76 a -14/ IS o-2l /7

•-24 ; 9 fl— 26 ; 12 b^SSj 14 o-2 / 7#-15y

18 /_4 m50-8fli5^— Ilm4 0— ^TS m 16 «
•— — Gk)Ternment Securities, State of Sbarea in,

se€ every day*s paper

Loans Fund Bill, 2S / Tl c

-^ Offloe and the Baoteriologioal Department

of King's College. 18 ; 6 /
Trade with Great Britain. Letter on. 2 /* 10

i— 4/ i8«
Colonies, 9 j 10 a-17 ; 18 r— 28; 106^80 j 10 a

-6/8 o— 14 / 4 a— 21 J 4 a— 27 J 8 a— H m

in 1898, 6; 8 a

Colony for Epileptic Patients. 2 at 6

Columbus (ChristopheO Remaina of, IB; 5J^
20 ; 6 /

Coming Protestant Demonstration, Letter in,
Uj 10

Theatrical Action, Letter on, 18 ; 7 /

Command of British IVferchant Ships, 4/9'^

CummemofMtion .Medals, iS / 8 <^

Commercial Intdlhgenoe, iss ci^sry datf^papn

«— «- Deyelopment of Qermany Since 1871, Mr,
Oastrell's Ueport on. 1/76

^— Kducation C'Ommittee of the rxm«lon Oham-
ber of Commarce and Headmasters and Mis-
tresses in the MetrepoU^, OouferetocQ, 16 / 7

•*— Instruction. 16 a 14 a

w — Notices of, sse every tlatfH papet

n — TrnTellem' Certificates, 80 t 7 6

' ■ . . in the NetherUnds. Letter oii| 7 ai II s

> . In Russia. 23 •<9y

Commissions,- Letter on. 6 ; 6 6

Committal of limocent Prlsonen for Trhil, L«t«
teron. 28/144

Commons Preservation Sociely, Meeting, 25 / 6 /
-rif »e->80 at I2d-

C30I1PANIE8,-

«_ Abbey Koad and St. John'i Wood Perma-
nent Building Society, 28 / 4 /

m^- Accident Insurance, 18 m 16 a

.. — African City Properties Truit^ 7 si 4 a-*15
p6f

^mm^ Steam Ship, 21 m 3 6^27 m 6

w-^ Alliance Assurance, 9 m 4 c

« — Amalgamated Pneumatic Tyre. 21 / 8/—
27i i»c~ll / i6<i

......Tyr^s. I8;ap

..^ A uierican Investment Trust, 29 m 8 d

Anglo- Auitralian Assets. 15/4 /— 22 / 8

«— - Archibald Arrol and ^ous, 26 ; 4

^— Artiaans,' Labourers/ and General Dwell-

lugs 28/4 0— 9 »i 4 (
« — Assets Founders' Shor^, 7/8 0— 19 ; 18 /
«»,^ Ueali^uoo, 7 / 3 c— 19 ; 18 /
• — Association for the Housing of the Very

Poor, y ; 9 /

^r- AtlantiQ l*irit Lofti^d LiuM U^aial Trust,

«lt^«

Companiea {rontinueff).

— Australian Agtiealturral. 4 / T6 0--II f t6 a
Aylesbury Dairy. 17 / 146

-^^ Babcock and Wilcox 26- m H) /

— i* Bahia Central Su^ar Faotortea, 80 m 10 i

Albert Baker. 21 / 8 /

•-^ Charles Baker, 26 ai '13 /
^^ii^'BidiJan Tea, ^^6 d

Baron Cigarette MadhlAe. '20 f 8 if

— — Barrett's Brewery and Botaing, 207 11/

Barrow Hamatite Steel, »M^d

-^ R. Bdl. 99 m 4 a

-i.^ 'Bi^U^s Asbaitoa (West Htustmliftfi) ilgenrar.

16 m 12 a
^•^ Bcmgal Iron and titei^l, 9 mi'd
<-** Revgvtk. 4 M 6

Blundell. Spence, I7M a

— - Renry Bes«»m^r, 9j lirf

Bolchbw. Vaughan, Ite I2d^4%'i»'6<f

'-^ BtVTHX. 11 ; 6 u

— Bovril, 4 / 16 i

mmmm Bradbury. Qreatorex. 24 f 8 a

— > Bradford Oyefi' Assooiaihm, B «i 8 i

— W. H. Bralnpear -and Sons. *15y 4 /

Brandon's Putney Brewefy,'18'/I4e

^^•m^ BfBwei«''Sagar.'ltS / 12 d

-"^ BHghton Grand Hncii. 7 / 16 t-^SS /id
^— Bristol iirewery. Qeorges, 2 ' 10 a
^ Utiited Krewertes, 9/ 14 d
British American Land.'18'm-6ik^8lVM 104

Eteetrio Ttantioii, M m I8#^t0'm id

Insulated Wire. 8ai4 f^]i^>mij

InteAtnmntTraf^ 4'/16i»

Land. 11 f 16/

Law 'Fife Imurituoa, 1 1 at 5 tf

Motor. 87 11 a

HatuMl '^^asttm TiifB ^sMofaittoii,' »in
Sd
««-^ BndBen Hll! PrffliHtttary, i8 ) 6«^10«i
lid

— Broofcn (!yc1e, IO/<l4il

•<— Brown, Bayle^^itSievI Wt>#lei, 94/ 7(1

— Browne and'I&igie, 16 / r^ t/-.t77 14 e
— - Bryant and May. 17 94 o-^26 ; \S^

•p— Buenos Ayrea Harbour Works Tnut^ 2f ai

tir
«»— Bullion Corporation, 92 fi 0^18 « 16
— ^ Burlington Hoiela, '25 > 4a
*-* — Buxton Lime i<'irma, 10 m lO'O
^ — Charlev Cammell, :£2 m 13 r'*-8<f«i'4/
Kobert Campbelland tioiii, 1-7 y Hd-^^f

3/

— Canada,28'ai li^s— 25si I8«

Nofth West Land, 18ai 16'a

Cannon Brewery, 18/ 14c

-^ Cassell 2 m 16 «--6 ai 6 a
*-^ Channel TuoTttel, ;il ; 14 c

— China Mutual Steam 'NavigftHaii, 7 ai 4 *->«
16 tf. 6 a

CmcinuHti Breweries 27 m-6 ^

•^'— City of London Brewery, 8/10 s

Offices, l3/4c-2^/8/-.2«iii4»

--^ A ivii Service Co-Operative Soeiety, 24 jf Q

/— 7 min
^-— Supply Association, 22 / 3/^9 111 15 e

— Henry Oay and Bock, 20 ai 8 jf '

— J,»«aP, CQat«,7/6c

M«rclx81,]8»9.]

BAtna^B noua. to*' not. Tiatcs'' itswsi^^bkii.

(km

■«k4KUUbAa

Colonial SecurUi«»Tr)ait.aLi« 19 b

— — Component^ Tpbe, 17 f Ue

*-«* Coii»tii,nUn»ple l4»nd uidfiuildliig» 10 m U

•«-» J. W, Cook, 18 / 4 e

— ^— John .^roMi•3r^ and S9ivi» 7 1 8 d

«-^ Crystal Palace. 16/18 d^H /^d

• Cunard, 28 m 4*«-35 m 18/^80 « lOe

--— PaimUr Molor. J8 ;•. 18 «
•-p^ Hairy Supply, 1 m 12.i(
»— ~ Darnell and Son*t Broweiiat. 25/ 16 •
«-— M. C. DavtBf! Karri and Jariah,,80 m\Od
— ^ Day and Alarlin, 81 hi 1 1 /
^-> De Reyser's Royal Hotel, 85/ 4 «

Debenture C^«poraAioQ..10 j 18 <-81 jS d

"^^ IVbentort Cqrppratioa loaders* Share,

:i\ /Sc—yfi m Mi d
-^— DeTHj. RQUtl?d<9. 9 1 11 4^10 i 18 e
— - Dividenda Anooanced. Hf eMr^ daif$ paper
•— • Dunbp PnenoMtic Tyre (France)* 9 / 11 rf

> Eagle Iiuuranee> 30 m, 10 ^
-^ Eautbourne Vulontary SchooU* Building,

IS fHf
*--- Eastern Mortgage and Agency, 8 « 4 /•'^IS

mSf

— Eastmans, HI m II r

-^ Egyptian vlarkens, 28 / 8 e

-^ Eley Bros.. >i / \A d

— -^ Empire Palace, 16 / 18 d

^-<-« Krered. 2;^ m 4 ^

— ^ Exploration. 11 m5tf-a3«15 6

— - Express Dairy. 20 m 4 «

*-^ Financial Times, 19 ; 14 a

T. F^ Firth mad Sioos. 1 / 14vo— tl / 16 /

— — W, B. Fordhum Aod J^ons, '^i r 8 '

— Foreign, American and General luTest^
meats Trust,.. 28 m»d

■ " and Colonial Inventoient Trust. 2d ; 6 <l
-•— ' Koater. Porter, 1476''

— Four Per Cent Industrial Dwelling. 8 / 14 r
^— GUis, Water and QtMieral Inyestmenft Trust,

25 m id(/
•>~ Geluenhuis Estate and .Gold Mining, 25 m

18
•••^ General and C.orom«rcial Investment Trust,

11 m 5 ^-.24 m 3 '/
- ■■■ Hydrautic Power. 15 / 4y— 23 m.4 d

- Gill man 11 nd .Speacer^ '^9 m 4 o
-^^ UirU' Public Day. School Urf ]Ad
— - Government Stock and other Securities

IqiTestment 27 ; 13
— — Guardfi&n Inrestment Trust, 11 / 16 ^
-•-«^ J, and tl. Gwynne. 1 1 m 6 /
->— aa(lfleld*s Steel Foundry. 27 mSd
•m^ HagvmAnn. 23 ii 15
•<— - Hamburg- American Steamship, 16; 6 6
— .-* Uarriooo, Bacbet, 23 / 4 /

— Uarrud's Stores, H<) / 3 r - 7 / In /• -V3 / 4e
•-— > Havana Cigar and Tobaooo Factories, 19

j 13 /
— r O. C, llawkfss, 20 / 1 1 f
'•^^ A. and S» Henrv. 7 ; 6 a— 30 ; 3 <J
— . K. and J. Hill. 25 / 4 /-i< ^ I2«
— ^ Uolbom and Ftascati, 21 / 3 /
Viaduct Laud, 14 ; 6 «

( Oompaniaa (ronfiiiaeS(/)k
■^■^ Hpuetand Colonial Stoies. 4 / 16 A
—— Homocea, 28 / 8 /
•*- EOchkisa OrdoaDoey Iail81<<wi.i6si itf
-^ John Howell, 21 ; 4 a

Huggina, 4 1 18 a— 5 j 18 d

— ^ John Hunter. WilUhire^ 9 m 4 ^
-^ Hyam Wholesale aothiog, 37 ; 18 d
■^^- Indemnity Mutual Marine. Aaauraace, 28 ai
15<i

— India Rubber (Mexico;. 6 f 15 <i
•«»— International loTestmeot Trusty 28 / 8^* t

M18/
-i — Isle of Man Steam Packet, 80 /* U /
««^^ Jackson Espleratlon and Defekipmen^ 8f

I IH 1/
-^~ Jarrah Wood and Saw Milla, 17; 8 /
-^— Jay*s, 8 m 5 h^2Z m 4 «
^ — Johna, Hoa and WatU> 11 at 5 /
^-» Campbell Johnstone, U fS f

Joint Stock Vseta^ 1 4 ; 6 d^'ii ; 8 /

-— - Jones and Higgios. 8 « 5 6

-— ^ Pryce Jones. 84 w 8 s

Junior Army and Nary 8toEea,.7,m 4^-^

m 5 a-89 m 8 /

Kelani Valley Tea Associatioo, 3i a 11 /

Kent Coal Exploration. 5 ) \^d

•>— >» Kinir Line. " m 4 /

Andrew Kuowles aud Sons* 4/16 J-^^IJ

4a

— Kodak. 27/ 18<I
Law Debenture CorpnTatioa. 16 j 8 tr^\ f

I8tf

Guarantee and Trust Society, 8/14 0-*

16/12 6

Land, 8 m 4 ^

Union and Crown Inauranoe, 28 si 15 a

HoK Brewery, 7 / 15 6-^17 / 14 c

Leeds Forge. 9 m 4 (i

^...^Iieesh Hirer Tea, 10 m 14 </

Lever Bros., 23 / 4 /^8 m 3 d

*-*- Liberty. 1 m I2d

— Licences Insurance CorporatioD and Guar*
antee Kund 11 mb a

Ldlf y and Skinner* 24 / 8 /

-*- Limmer Asphalte Pating, 16 m 4 a^27 m

- Linotype, 1 / 5 /^23 / 4 •«83 / 6 « -*25 /

16r

— Lion Brewery, 2 / 10 s
— — . Fire Insurance, 9 / 14 tf
Lipron, 21 m 13 </

— « Liater. 17 ; 4a-26 j 13

Liverpool Mortgage Insurance, 18 j 3 e

— '— > Nitrate, 8 / 14 o(

— London and Australasian Debenture Cor*
poratioa, 30 ; 3 r— 10 / 14

— ^ and County Land aud Building, 80 m
lOe

General Investment Trust, 18 m 4/

■ ^ and Hamburg Gold EUcovery. ZQ m 15 6
" and Middlesex Freehold Esute, 8 / 14

— 17/ 146

— ^— and Northern Debenture Corporadou, 28

f 4 tf — 2 m 15 L

' ' Produce Clearing House, 1 / 18 /
and Proriucial .\ilarine aud General in«

auranee, 10/ i4

88

Com

PALMSB's INDBZ to ^ THE TinS ' KEWSPAPEB.

[Jar. 1 to

4 ; \ii a

— Newbury's, 7 m 4 6

— NichuUuns. '23 m 15 f

— Nuiidydrooir. 20 m 4 0->2>^ m 8 e

— John Oiikey and Sons, 2<> / 11/

— Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpora-
tion. I //I 1 2

—^ Marine Insurance, 7/15 b

Oceana i development. 21 m S b
Minerals, lo / i2 d

Companies {rontinved). ^

^ London and 'i hiimes Haven Oil Wharves,

16/ 12</
^^-«> and Western Australian Investment^ 15

/ 4 6^8 m 4 /
— . Lyons' ink, MfHd
<— — > Machinery Trust. 11 m 5

P. and W. Nfaclellan. I6 «i 4 «~25 m 13 /

— ^ J. Maadleberg, 15 m 6 a

Maple 27 / 4 d— I m \2 d

— Maypole Dairy, 9 m A
^— Matawattee Tea, 26.; 18 A

— Mercantile Investment and General Trnst,
20/ U 0-1 m 126

Mercantile Steamship. 81/14 e-*16/ 12 e

Merchants' Marine Insurance, 2 J 10 d

Trust, 16 t 12 /'-25 / 16 J

Mexican Assets, 22 m 4

*— Midland Employers' Mutual Assurance, 17
m \\ a

— Mitchell and Butlers. 2 m 15 d
— — John Moir and Son. 18/ 14 c

— Morgan, 2 / 1 e

— Moor Line. 16/ VI d

— Moore and Burgess. 2 n 16 •

Mortgage Company of the River Plate, 28

, 4,/_l / Ua

— Insurance Corporation. 27 m 6 i

Muntz Metal, 2^/4 a— 28 / 3

— Mutual Tontine Westmin»ter Chambers

Association. 17/ 14 <•
.^~ Nahalaia Tea Rstate, \Km'^e
— — Natal Land and Colonization, 16 m 4 a— 81

inU7

— National Burglary Insurance Corporation,
15 A 4/

Discount, 19 ;' 18 /

Explisives. 18 m 16 6

— Mortgage and Agency Company of New
Zealand, 26; l.S />— 16 t VI n

— -> Mutual Life Assurance Society, 9 M4 5

— New Darvel Bay (Borneo) Tobacco Planta-
tions, 1 7 ; 4 a

Explosive*. 9 / Ud

Imperial Invemtnient. 8/14 c — 17 / 14 6

London Brewery. 3 / 4 <?

-^— > Schultze Gui powder. 24 m H
Tamarngal Nitrate. ^^1 / 14 f/

— Westminrtiei Brewery, 6 ? 15 «

York. Pennsylvania and Ohio First

M or tKuge Trust. 6\ ; 14 c^

- Zealand and River Plate Land Mortgage,

— Old Delabole -late. 28 / 3

— M. Oldroyd and Sons. 16 / \2 d
Otnniuai luveitmeni, 2 w t 't~8 m 4 /

^ Pacific Borax and Redwood's Chemical
Works, i 1 ; 5 c/

Oompaniei {ttmiinutfi),

Pslace Hotel. 25 / 16 ^

Panawal Tea, 'A\m\\ f

Psris Gigantic Wheel and Varieties. 1 7 ; 3 /

Patent Nut and Bolt, 14/ 11 s

Pattisons, 5 ; 8 o-IO 7 4 ft— 14 ; 12 t-16

j9«— 21 |6/— 2/8/— 8/8/-4/^l4r— 4»ii

m7/— 16ni 11 «— 28 m 12 c-25 m 7 /— 27 m

8/
—^ Pawsons and Leafs. 119 5 ^—19 ; 14 a
Peel River Land and Mineral, 7 j 8 c/— 14

j6r

Perry, 14/14 *y— 22 / 4 a

Plummer, Roddis and Tyrrell, 1 m VI d-^

11 m5/

Ponting Brothers 9 m 4

— — Portmore Tea Company of Ceylon, 14 m
10 rf

Potteries Electric Traction. 17 » 8 /

- Price's Patent Psndle. 3 »» 3 li- 11 m 6 /
— » Properties Investment Trust, 25 1 4

Prudential Apsurance, 3 m 3 e

HafiFety. Thornton. 21 1 4 a

Railway Debenture and General Trust, 30

i%r -8 / I4c

Investment, 8 m 10 e

■ Passengers* Assurance, 9 n* 4

Share Trust and Agency. 80 j 3 — 8 /

14
Reliance Marine Insurance. 1 4 >' 1 1 /

Reversion Investment Corporation, 1 / 1 4 a

Reversionary Interest Society. 10m 14 d

- Rhodesia, 4 m 5 h — 11 m 5 e^
I- Agency. 2*4 m 8 d

Rhondda Valley Breweries, 23 / 4

Rhymney Iron, 26 ; 18 6

E. Rich, 17/14rf

Rio de Janeiro City Improvements, 20 m 4

0—29 m 3
River Plate and General Investment Trust,

21 j 3 /

Trust. Loan and Agency, 25 / 16 i

— T. R. Roberts, 22 m 4

— Robf y. 20 i» 4

— Peter Robinson, 20 m 4

^ Roburite Explosives, 15 m 6/— 25 m 13

— Roiiario Nitrate, 8 / 14 </
~ Rose Tube. 1 1 m 1 1

— Jeremiah Rotherham, 21 /8 /

— Royal Aquarium and Summer and Winter
Garden Society. 28 » 5 /

Arsenal Co-operative Society, 24 / 6 d

Kylands and Sons, 30 ; 3

Salmon and Glttcksteln, 15/4 /— 2^ AS

Salt Union, 22/ 4 a — 1 m 12 c

Salvation Army Building Association, 28

j5/

James Samuelson and Sons, 13 y 6 0— 16 /

10

- Savoy Hotel. 23 m 1 1
Schweppes, 2^ m 3

Scottish Amicable Life Assuranc0 Society,

17m3 /
^^■^^ American Investment, 16 / 12 6
Southdown and East Griustead Breweries,

14 / 14 d
Spencer, Turner and Boldero, 15 / 4 y

ITaroh 81, 1899] palmbr*8 ikdbx to *«tbv timss " nswapaper.

Cor

Oompftnies {rontinued),

8pitzkop Farm Gold. 28 ; 18 A

— Spratt'fl Patent, 7«4''— 15w6/
— — Star Life Assurance Society* 9 mi e

— A. and J. Stewart and MenziHR. 2> m 18 ^

Stock (^onyersion and InTestment Traat, 14

;6</— -21 f 8«

— - Snlphidet Reduction (New ProcessX 13

— ^ Sumatra Tobacco Plantations, 15/^4/
«- Tanganyika ConceMions. '60 m 10 6

E. W. Tarry. 2* j 3 ft

-— Temperance Permanent Building Society,

16 / 12 d
-— Thnmet and Meney Marine Insurance, 4/

IGrr

Thomas Tilling, 29 m 4 a

-»- Transvaal Mortgage, Loan and Finance, 21

/8/

— TniTnncore Tea Estates. 16 m 4 a
—-^ Joseph TrnTers and Sons, 10m 14 #

— Trust Frsncais. 11/16/

■ ■ Loan and Agency of Mexico. 22 m 4 a

-— — Trustees. Kzecutors and Securities Insur-
ance Corporation. 10 ; 12 0—7 m 4 a
*— Tnhele^s Pneumatic Tyre, 29 m 8 c

Tubes. 21 r 4 a

-^ Union Discount Company of London, 20
;8s

United Alkali. 18 m 16 A

— Horse shoe and Nail 17 / Me
• Lankat Plantations. 2^ ; 4

States Debenture (.'Orporation, 4 m 5 6 —

14mdc

12 h

Trust and Guarantee Corporation, I m

— V. V. (Vw VitsB) Bread, 21 m 8 c— 29 m 8 /
-—- Val de Trarers Asphalte Paving, 2H f S

— 9m 4 </

— Vickers, Sont and Maxim. 10 m 14 li— 18 m

10./
— - Victoria Mutual Assurance Society, 7 / 15 6,
-^ Waring and GiUow, 20 m 4

Walkers. Parker, 27 / 4 d—S m6b

Thos. Wallis, VO 7 3 /— 28 ? 6 /

•— Webley and Scott lievolver and Arms. 22 /

8/
Samuel Webitter and Sons. 20 / 1 1 /

WeUord's Surrey Dairies. 17/14 6

West Indian and Pacific Steamship. 4 / I60

<-~- Westraiian Joint Stock Loan and Finance

(Jorporation. 25 / \ii d

Market Trust. 26 f 4

^* Wicks Kotary Type Casting, 14 m 1 1 6—16

m 4 a
— ^ John Wilkes Sona and Mapplebeck, i m 5

— Woolf's Brewery and Mineral Water, 27 /
4d

World Maine Insurance, 20 / II e

— — John Bazley White Brothers. 9 m 4 «^17

m8 /
-^ — Wilians and Robinson. 20 ai 4 •— 80 m 10

— Wilson, >ons, 22 m 4 s

— Yatiyantota. Ceylon Tea. 30 m 10
Ye vlecca, 3 / »2e

Companies Acts Amendment 2i / T e
Bill, I4y 10 6— 2iy lOd

Coinpames, Miscellaneous, State of Shares in»
M every day*% paper

(Medical Profession) Bill. 80 m 4/

Compulsory Arbitration. Letter on, 28 ; 9 a
in New 2^aland. Letter on. 24 / 14 /

— r^onfession. Letter on, 27 / 7 ;
Conciliation Trade Disputes, 22 m 14 tf
Condition of Historical Buildings in Italy, Let-
ter on. 9 / 1 4 d
Confession in the Church. 28 i 7
Confessional as it is. Lettem on. 5 f 8 6— 10 / 10 tf
Congested Districts Board for Scotland, 20 / 10
Congo Free State, 9 ; oa—ll / 8 a— 12 j8<?— 16
/ 14 «-23 ; 6 6—26 ; 8 /-80 ; 7 «— 2 f6 rf-4
/ 7 /— 13 r 6 0—22 / f» •—27 m 7 6
Congregational Chapel Building Society, 93 / 8 6

- Churches, Changes in. 2 1 5 d ^9 ; 7 /—1 6
^ 7 d— 28 ; 7 *— 3<» ; 7 6-6 / lOe-18/ 10 a—
20/7 6—27 / 7 d— 6 m 10 d— 18« 8 6

Conscience Money. 20 ; 7 d— 21 ; 6 ci— 4/ 1 1 y—
18 / 9 /— 16/ 6 /— 18/ 18 a— 8 m lOy— 15 m
7 f -29 m n f

00NSI8T0BY OOUBT OF LONDON :~

St. John's. Hoxton, 28 / 18

St. Philip's Stepney. 18 / 6 d

Constitutional Conflict between Sweden and

Norway, Letter on, HO ; 18 d
Constructive Murder Amendment Bill. 25 7 6 d
Consumption Cases in South Africa, Letter on,

17; ID/— 2S; 12 c

Cure for. 10; 8 d

Prevention of. 21 m 12 /

Conway (Martin)on a National Opera. 28 m 15 6
Convalescent Dinners Society. Letter on, 27 ui

14

- Police Seaside Home, Annual Meeting, 27
/ 12 6

Convict Wark, 67 10 d— 10^ 6 6
Convocationa. 9/ 6 a— 10 / 11 a— 11 / 14
Conybeare ^F. C.) on the Dreyfus Case, 19/ 6 «

— *^« 1 1 4 6
Conybeare (F. C.) on Capt Jarory and the liue

des Posies, 21 / 8 6
Co-oporatlve Credit as a Remedy for Usury,

Letter on, 22 / 7 /

Societies in Yorkshire, 21 i B o

Cook (Uev. A. R.) on the Bebellion in Uganda,
12/4 a

( J. M.) on the German Emperor's Visit to

the East, 9; 10 /

Cooke (C. W. R.) on the Value of Vintago

Fruit, 18 ; 14 d
Cooper ( Wm.) on the Prevention of Tuberculosis.

18.; 18 d
Coral Boring in the Pacific, 7 fBd
Corbet (K. St. J.) on the Plhylng Fields of Eton,

10 ; 6 6
Corfleld (^Prof. W. H.) on the Metric System, 22

m 8 0—81 m6 e
Corn, Trade, State of the Market, tee every

aay'i pufttr

iieturns Act, 10^96

Corniiih ^C. J.) on Swans and Rats, 2 / )0 a

Cornwall, New Sheriff, 4 m 1 2 <r

Corporation of London and the Qresham Estate,

9j 18*
— — Markets, 1 1 ; 4 a

85

Cat

BAUtEBf^ rVQiS ^ 7Q YH^ Tf IIIB9 " ir«3WiPAI«B.

) Ja*. 1 w

Coraer ( Haden on the CriiQJimiJ BHd«pwM^ Apt.
12 I 9^

on the Joriadiotion of Juf tioav, 35 ; H «

Costa Rica, Dinaec to the Pr9t|<3ept of» 20 i 6/

President of^ 10 ; 7 /

Cottage Hory^fl; for tb* Age4i taetter on, 27/1%

Cotton. LiTerpool Market, State of, «■• wmy

dav*t fKiper
<^^^ Qoode Trade, with (^hina« 24 / 9 r
-^^ Spinii^ric AmalgaoMttMia of tha OpefatlTes
at«iam.6A

State of the Market, ssscvsry dm^'ifu»per
Trade. l8/.7ci -20 f & f
- CmUia,?/ 7e-*8/ ia<»-.>18 m IO/»
^ Dispute. 14/ 10 /-^15/ 12.(?— I5m 136
p*> ofGlasfrow, $ee every day's-papw
Wsgeainthe, 13 m 6 6-^21 m 13
Cotton Wearers' Wi^gep. 1 1 ; 8 a ^){M m. 1 /-
-^-v« (Sir A.) on IrrigaUon in India, 6 ; 8
Counsel's Fees, Letter on 28 } 8 «
County Qoui^bU aiad Workiiig Glass Dvr^Uiagf^.

6/11(2
^— Councils AssociatioQ. Meeting. 23 / 13 i
*«-^ and Seoondary £:duo«tiou, 26 f 8 s
— — Court Jurisdi(;tion Letter on. 6 / 3 ^.
«^ MedM Officer of Health for WUts„93

/6d
Court of Alderman— Meetiugi, !& ; 7 d^2 f.Sf

—16/3*
OOUBT OIBOniiA& :r-

— ^ Connajutf^t (J)uke.o|\ MoTemanta ot 3 / B
J-6/ 6 /-a/ 6 /--ll / 7 /^I3 / 6 e^21 / fli
c— 27 / 6 /— 28/ 6 a

■ w .1 (Duke and l>uohMa. of) Beoeifed io

Audience by the Pope. 80 ; 6 /
»»- Drawing ReQ«ifhel4>yPrina«fffOhri8^]*a,

2 m 8>a-^4m 10 a
««•- Prince i]eB«y,,oC BaAtenbeiig, Memociftl

Seryioe, 21 j 6 a
mr^ Priaoess HeiMy, M Ron^ty, 12/86
^— > Leyees held by the Prin^ of Wale^. 21 ; 6 6
i,,. held by tbe Duke of Tork, 7 si 13 a— .16

Ml 10 a
.... Notioea.of, ss» svsrf lioy'spa;^

Ord«iisiortbeCottft tQ,g;o into Mourniqg

for the late Princess of Bulgaria. 4/11/

-««^..fof the PrittCOn ot i^Me^tCobutg. and

Gotha. 9 / 6 /

..QiieenrAAoerei^epta^f,, 16/ 10 cf
- at Nice, 14 m 5 i/— 16 m 7.0.-J6 iii,6 c—

17,m6 tfm-i8^ai„7 c->2Q.«i J /— .3|.m 7,6^2^:01

7 <— 24 m 6 r— 26 m 7 c~27 m 7 /-^28 m 6^—

29 Ml 6 (i— 80 a 3«-«*8l, sr 3</

■ w>, ii > ■ Visit: to the^iTera, An««genefita^ 2^ / 9

/— 25 / 8 d— 7 Ml lU 0—9 M 10 6-i.lO » 10 o^li

fii,12.6«T^I3,fit 10 o„
COTJBT OF OOimON OOUKOIIi :^
«»-^ M«eti|>gp, \^j U /^27.; iU^^U / 6 0-^25

/ 17 a— 10 IN II d'-25m 6 a
Court of Passage, Liyerpp«)l, 2^ / 9 #
Coucthopiie (PjofesaoE) on Lpur in Lpglish Poetry,

7ml3<i
Cowley- Btoarn (Rer. Q. J,) oa the Crisia in the

Church, 14 ;• 10 6
— » on the Obedianoe of tbf Qfrg/i 3 J 10 a
80

Cowper-noles (Sherard) on the Wft^tmrnr.

Herrioe, 28iii 11. A
Cox (Horace) on the Danger oi 8pariiWU43 mB

«-9 IN 3 /
Co«h0ad(Rey. J. J.) on Rdueation -^Primary

and Secondary. 6 ;' 4 6
Crsoe (J. n.)'>n Industrial War Mid|Compalaory

Arhilration, U p 13 a
Crawling Cahs, Letters on, 4/12 /— 6 / 12 d-^^

f \2h^9 f 12 a
Cree (T. S^ on Indv»tciel War^ and Cjompalsorj^

Arhitrarion. 11 ^ 6 A
Cremation Society of EogUnd^ Meefti<«, 16 ai

11 s
Cretan Refugtea io Smy^iu. 20 / 11 /
Crete, gee *neh '^ojf» paper

Rebuilding Wotk in, 11 / 12 s^16 w 6 f

(^rewe(Loi<d).on the Liberal Leadership, 24 / 6 /
Crick (KeT. W.) on the Arundel Church 8cbooiS|

18; 4 /
Crime iu LiverpooL Report. 22 t ^d
Criminid Adrertisenients, Letters on, Ui<8i«^

\2i%€
-*^ Oonviction and riril Actipns, U / 10 6

Ryidenoe Act. Letters on. 9 ;' 16 a^l2 ; 9 «

— 18f 9.tT-l8 9 I4r^20j8 d

Justice in TJrnflruay. Letter on, 6^' 6 e

O&IWNAI4TOUU:-
— Adamthwaite, Thos., and others, for F<i0a4«
II t^e

Aldeti Henry, for Fraud, %m9,d

— — Andersoq,. Anbur, far Misdeiaeaiiour, 20

I 14/

Ariss, Alfred, for Burglary. 4 HS 6

-r- Austin. O. W.. for Murder, 9y.8 a

T. C tor Fraud, 28 / 13 /

— -« Back. John, for Arson, 31 .| 11 /
-*-r Bailey* Wm.. for Wounding, 9/ 3. a

— Baker, A. A., for Receiying Stolen Pro-
pertyv 17y 4 o

Baker. C. L., and another, for Wounding*

38/ IOa-«3i/7 d
* Fred^ and another, for AiaA«U,.21 j W t

— Barker, Henry, for Frauds 16.^ 14 e

— Baxter, C. W», for:Misdenieeo<Hir, 16 i 1 4 if
.^•* i^noelt. Henry, for Wonodings 21 / 12 e
Hermann, for Attempted Praud. 28 /. I|^ s

— Berkeley, R. W« F*, and oihets^ for Frauds

II m 15y>^l4.m 12 r
«-^ BigneU. Nellie, for Stealing, 26/ 6,e
-.r-^ BUck*. Jobn. for Fraud, 11/40

— Blackman, Geo., for Attempted Haider^ 3
/ 80

-^^ aoake«,r Q.H4.for.Mn«der, 25 1 10 a,

— Bostock, K. H., for Obstruction, 19 / 6/,
-*^. Boyle. W*. J,» for BigMny. 13 1 136.
^-r^ Bradford, fcl* A., apd ai»otbec, lor 9raud»

14/ 3 d

Bradley, Snsaan^bt for* Muvder^ II si 9 s

•— ^ Brayi^ Wm„ for Misdemeaooar 27/ 12 a
«-^ Br«*>iazzi. Wm., for Stealing 10 /3 e
-^ Brett Geo., for Stealing, 16 « 14 «
^— Brewer 1 hus., for Stealing, 22/ 14 e

Bruwn, VVip.. for Stealing,. 8 / 13 a

-^ Bryan, Geo., and another, for Assaelt, II

i 10 /.
^f9, Wm.. for Wounding. 11/10 6

ICa^h^Sl, 1899.]

PAIiHfeB't tllBKX to **ram tlllSS ** tmW^APSB.

Ofir

>SSBHlS..bJL_lHJU

Oriioi]i«l TrUlB {coniinu$i),

'■*^- ^Cftin, H«city, «ad aoother, for UttUwful

PoMenion, 1 1 ; 10 6
«— Castliiig. All<». for StMlicvg, 16ni li «
^— Caofleld. Hidnej, iuid Another, ter MMe-

maauouf, 17 mid i?
m^- Cbapman, 8*ntiel. for SteaHng, 89 / M c
-.^ ClftrUon. W. T., for Steatitig. 9 ii 16^
-^— Cohen, Max. for ^tealinf, »mS'/
-*— Oolei^ Qd^tnide. fer b^rawl, 2Sr Hd
V— Carti*, EUen, and another, for Cruel^, 17

« — Dakin, Arthur, and another, far ReeaAr-
leg^^molfjiii Ooodt, 16 / 14 tf
— Darrell, Hich., for 8t«ahDg, 23 a <8 o
-— > DaHes. Bjs, for Murder, )t7 m 9^/
•«^ IHNrkint. Henry, for Htealiof . 2 m ti o
«— Dajuer, Louis, for WoondiDg, 7 / r<4 d
•^— 'J^ealing, Joaeph. for BergUiy, 6 ^ 6 o
— DenMn, W. Ks for Untawtnl Detention, i«

«-— Denl Robt.,f<ir V^onndtng, 24 m 14 6
<—- - Denton, John, fer bteaiing. 1 1 / 4 4^
—^ Douthwaite, £mUy, fer Fmnd, I6« 14 «
«— Donning, Samnel. for Crimiaellj Astanl^*

inghli LitderDaughtek, i2j 9 u
*-^ Edwards, A. O^ for Uogttery, 22 at ISt
«M^ (Ktnertea. E. L., for Fraud, 16 J 5 A
«^ Emsden, Samuel and another, ictt Robbery

intfa Tiolcnee, 9 / 3 ^
— ^ Eecott, J. G., for Forgery, 10^90
« — FarreU, J. W. O., for (Stealing, 8'Ir 8 /
«— FadUi, J. N., for 8teaUn)(. 10 j 9 s
•-^ FMher, Ueaiy, for Attempted Ba^ fli

•^ Fteter, CathJL. h^ for6tealing, tOj 14/
«^^ Frost, Fred., for Wounding, Hi j \\ e
«^-~ Fry. ThoB.. fbr fndeoent AMault, 3j 4 e
^— Fuller, Thee., tor ^Feraonataon, 9 / 8 ^
«^ Oardener, AUfed, fer Robbery with Vi^

'tanoe «!/8A
«^* Gibson, B. A., and another, for Reoeiriag

Stolen Pro)^ty,^ / 6 ^
•ip— Gibson, Geo. for Wounding, 12 f 19 c
..^ W. U„ for Htealing, 9 / e*
«.i— GTuhaiui, Edw., for btaattng 28 /* 14 tf *-^/

16 a
«»^ Gray, Joseph, for Personation, 9/86
«i-» Gitgory. A. H., for Stealing, 7 • 14 li
'— — Joseph, and another, for Libel, 11/9/
«— - tiammond, J, U„ and another, tor "

82/14 c
«— Hanson. Clam, for Stealing, 24im 14 c
--— Hare, Geo,, for Attempting to Fioeurru

Miscarriage, 17i 14 a
^>^ <Hltrgmt«a,'H. ¥., for Fraud. 6 ; 12 e
«— Harria, Annie, and oUmra, for Stirling, 9

*>-^ Harriaon, Joa., for Wounding, \%j 18/
«H^ Hart, Jea., and othera, for Assault, 12 ; 9 a
v«>«^ Ueldin^alr, Chaa.. «nd othere, for Keeping
• Disorderly House, 24 m 14 #
H«nyi, Alten, for Fmud, IH « 14 /
Hickey. M. W., for Stealing, 10 ; 9 e
Biggs, J. L., lor mademeaHoar, 7/ 14 if
Hirsch, Chaa., for Mia4eineanoari 2 « 18 /

Criminal Triala (r<miimu^,

Hot'Mey. Alfred, for Stealing, 4; T8 h

-^-^ Holmes, John, for VVouodiug, 81 f U /

— — > Holzapfels Compositions Company, for
PetTHleom Act GrfeMoe, 10 aB f

Hune, Daniel, for Brawling-, 7; 8 /

Hope, Gea. fer MtHding, 16 / 14'e

— — Hopkins, 14ary, for Arson. 9 / 8<i

HorroX, VV. A., for Stealings 16 <f 18 /

- Uortun, Alphoaiso. «ntt or ttese, fer Stealiog.
I8f5«

Howard, Arthur, for Bigamy, 8 m 3 /

Uubbatd, Peter, fer tlf^i#er, 14 / II »

Hughes, Thoe., for Robbery with ¥iolenQe»

10/8;
"^^ liurttar, JeliQ. for PoolEetpickiiig,»4 f 5 c

liuichens. Mark, for Assault. 7 ; 8 /

- - Irttnic, Ma^igarei, for Neglecting lierChlfal^
l«n, 9?4^

- Jackson, W. R., for Fraud. ' 27 / 15^ a

Jaeques. Augusitus. Mr FMud. 14 / 8 tf

^^ Joad.'Hatry,for Stealittff, U / 86

- Johnson, Benj., and eitaolher, for BiibbvrT
wMi VtelenM^ 7 / I4d

('has., and another, for Bo b ber t ntUk

Vioienoe H f 1»A
■ > DeTld, for Ffaud, 48 / « e
i. ■««*. ^Geo., for AMempted 'M^d«r,88f8 /

Wm., for Unlawful PoaaesfioQ, 6 il8<»«-

19 j 14 V

Johnaton. Henry, for Bobbeiy ^th^cVio*

lenee. 1 1 ; lO'e

Jones, rhas.. for Wounding, a ta -8 /

J. T., fOIr ttteahinr, « m S»t

Policeman, for Murder, 25 f JJ-^J j%^

Wm.. for Feiony,'S / 8 s

— Joseph. Percy, for CnaMty to>a ftbMe. Id
; 12 a

•«*-hi> Keenan, Mier, lor iWSouqdtiig, 27 / 10 e
— — Kent, Beatrice, for Attempted Fraud,> 9/

HA
— — Kenwick, Capt.. for Misdemeanour, 28 y 7/
««'- Kinder, -w. nud others. fu¥ Aseairifc. 44 / 6 tf
-M*- Kltdiifig, Jane, fur Abdaclion, 9« t]|i«
— — > Lander, A. C. for Threats, 8 r 8 a
Larder, ^Ved., for Manel^uighter, 887 lO-^

Lark, C. J., for Burglary, H / 8 6

.—«- Lee«ir«r, W. A., fer >F»and,<i« m 8 «

Lewis Harry, and another, for WonndlHg^

9;4if
-^^ Luek, Wallet for Mucislaughter, 97/ Ift^

Mack. J. J., tor Fraud, 9/46

Madtiick, F. A. G». furftmud, 6 ;4^/

Mmrshall, Kate, for MuiUer^ ISj' #«<*-iai

as a—lb 9 9/
Maud, C. M.. and aboOHr^ 'lor Baeaiing, H

m I2e

— M*Giirthy, John, and others, for Bobbarr
with Violetioe. 87 / >M c

— McClelland, K. £., for Stealing, 98 m 8'#
.P-— M'Mahon. BdWi.4ihd oataers, for Rdbbeigr

with Violence, 18 7 ^8 * 1

*— -Miller, David, atid<otbain,<for:StealiM^«

i4d
*i^. Mitchell, Edw., for Robbeiy ~'tfi T!firtfc>i_

18; iaa*-'l4r4'/

Ozi

PALKBR 8 UIDEZ TO ^ TUX TUOS," MJEWtfFAFBB.

[Ja^. 1 to

Orixninal Trials (continued),

— (Vlonkt, T. VV., tor Larueny, \7 fi a
" — Montgomery, £i. J. B^ for Bmbezzleineiit.

11; 10 A
'-^ Moore, Sarah, for Attempted Murder. U

|4/
*7* Morris. Wm . for Stealing Vl 1 K d
-— Murphy, Walter, for ^^tealiag, lb t 14 i
— - Newbold, Thus., for Perjury U / 1 1 #

— iNuTit, Geo^ for Man«lHUghter. l^ f \\id

— Nugent, E. J., for Manslaughter, 14>4y—
16; U«

— — O'i'onoor, Jas., for Assault, 14 m 12 e
— - Odell, Henry, for Fraud, 28/ \K d

Oehrli, Fitz for Stealing, tl f\hd

— — Tarkinson, J. U., and another, for Fraud, 5

i9a
— — Patterson, E. A., for Forgery, 10 / 9 /
•^— Pepperdine, W. U., and another, for Con-
spiracy. 26 m 4 /

Phillips. Arohie. for Threats, 9/ 8 a

— » Poole, Jas.. and auother. for Stealing, 9/8 6

— Hatidall, c has., for Burglary. 22 isa 16 «

— Katcliffe, John, and another, for Man-
slaughter, 27 f 12 d

— Keed, Edwin, for Brawling, 9 ; 8 /

— ~ Hegis. M. Max, for Oistarhance. 21 /'6 c
»— Keiuhardt. Dr. E. N., for Misdemeanour, 6

J6<i-tt;7«-7i8c
w— Kobectsun, Alice, and another, for Receiring

Stolen Property, 19 ; 14 /
•^— — Geo., for Murder, 9 m 16 a— -10 m 8 #

- Jas., for Murder. 18 j 6 «

— Uobinson, Joe, and another, for Stealing,
25 / 6 c

— Rose. John, for Stealing. 8 m 8 •
» Ruffle, F. U., for Bigamy, 9 m l6 a

— Saunders, ^. A., for Fraud, 10 m 8 «

— Soott, Uenty, for Uttering Counterfeit
Coin. 10 m 80

— Sebright. A. S., for Fraud, 17> 14 6^10/
8/

— Senior, and others, for Conspiracy. 1 1 / 4 e

— Shakespeare. G. W.. and another, for Steal-
ing, 14 /;J #-16/ 8 6-16/ 11 •

— Sim moods, Fraocis. for B>aud. 8 m 3 /

— Smith. Horace, for Forgery. 9/36
John, for Robbery with Violeoue, 11 n

166

Wm., and another, for Burglary. 8 m 8
•— Spokes, A. H., for Riding a Bicycle on the
Fooipath, 16 j 9 #

-— Spurrier, Henry, for Murder, 17 / 4 d
-i^ Stack, John, for Wounding. 9 » 16 a

— Stevens, Bloomfleld, for Wounding. 14 /8</

— Stewart, Donald, for Fraud, 10 / 9 «

— Stoneham, Cath., for Attempted Arson, 16

I 14*

SuUiTan. Michael, and another, for Steal-
ing 10 m 8 #

— TapseU, Walter, for Stealing, 9/4 6

— Taylor. Edwin, for Stealing. 6 j 16/
MatUda, for SteaUng, II t 10 6

T. A., and others, for Manslaughter, 18

|8#

Oriminal Trials (oona'nit«</).

— Tippeit, (T. F.. and another, for Fraud, 17
f 14 u~io / 3 r

— Turner. J. O.. for Murder, 2 / 4/

— Wm.. for liurglary. »6 / 14 #
— - Upton, Wm., for .Murder. 11 /« 9
^— Viiice. Geo., for MainUughter, 1 m 3 «

Voilet. Frank for Burt^lary, 25 ; 10

^— Wakeflfld. Wm., for Larceny. 4/186
—^ Walford, EIul. for Attempted Murder 1 1 /

12/

Walker, John, for Sea Fisheries Act Of-
fence. 6 / 10

— Walton, Harry, and another, for Stealing.
7/ \Kd

Watts, J. W.. for Burglary. 9 m 14

-^ Wengenroth, Oscar, and another, for Steal*
ing. 24^ 14 </

Whitbread, W. F.. for Stealing. 8 m 3 /

White, \^i^,, lot Stealing, 24 / 14 </

Jane, for Murder, 9/86 —10 ; 3 /

— — W. J., for Embezzlement, 7 / 14 <<

Willems. Victor, for Anarchism, 2 / 8 /

Williams. £. 11., for Forgery, 18 ; 8 e

Willis, H. J., for Stealing. 11; lO 6

— -> Wilson. Harry, for Stabbing. 18 /8i
Herbert, for stealing. 8 /' 18 «

Thomaa, C. B. C„ for Libel. 11 / 12y
Thomptoo, Mary U^ for Steaiingi 28 j 11 a

tt8

— Wilcombe, Henry, and another, for Perjury,
28 / 1 1 (/

Woodman, F. T., for Fraud, 12 / 9 a— 7 m

14(7

Wookey C'ase, \\ fVli

— Worlaud, Henry, for Burglary, 9 m 16 a

Wright, John, and another, for Stealing,

18 ; fi 'I

— - Wyatt, Thos., and another, for Wounding,

12; \^o
Crisis in tiie Church. ss< ftwry iay% paper
— — Letters on, lee eoery day\ paftr
Cromer, Propose' 1 Improreuieat* at, 15 m 12 a
Crookes (Sir Wm.) on the World's Wheat Sup-
ply. 13/ 18 «
Cromwell (OiiTer) Tercentenary Fund, 28 / 6 a
Crostf (Lord) at Oxford. 4 m 9
Cross <s'hannel Service, Letter on, 19 1 7 /
Crowu of India, Order Conferred, 22 / 10 if
Ouelty to I'attle, 1 1 / 10 i
Crystol Palace Light Railway* Order. 18 ' 10 d
Crystal Palace, Admissions, «e« socA day*» paper

Bird C)tiow ai, 1 1 / 18 c

— — Changes at, 28 > 6

Concerts at. 27y 1 1 / -6 n 9 <^14 « 4 <i^

16 m 6 /~20 m 4 /— 27 m 8 d

— Dog Show at, 8 Iff 12a
— — > Entertainments, 2uj 6 a

henewal of liefreshmeot Lioonoe, 29 m 12 e

Ellen Terry at, 1 m 10

Wulflf's i;ircu8 at, 81 1 8 e

Cuba, Situation in 6 1 8 a ^20 ; 7 a-*27 i 3 a ^
7/6e-9/5f ^13 / 6 0~]8 m 6 /— 16 m 7 6

Culverwell (E. P.) on Irish Uui?ersity Educa-
tion, 'A f b »

Cunynghamie (U.) ont he Metric System, 28 m

Cunosities of the Statutes Berised, Letter on, 6
; 9 <?

Guriuos Will, 4 / 4 /

Vateh 81 1899.J >ASlMk*8

TOf'W'TfflB'TfMW'*

Boa

Ciut (Lionel) on the Naliontt'Meiiitbrialtcy'ffiQg ,

Alfred, 11 m 10 6
Cnttomt Depftitmtati AArttMirDlnitor, 0m Cf
Cutleri' Com^njr/' SijAd
Cyclists* Touring Olteb. Anntuil BfoBtiiig, 14 M 8 /
Cyprus, 10 m 5 2
CMrnikow (C.) on W^^fnAan Relief, 19/ 12 c

D.
Dftiries, Crowshddt and* Milk BiMps, 19 «• 9 /
Dangar (F. H.) on Sunday at Sea, 19 i l*i (/
Danger of Sparklets,' Le«lert on, 2 m 6'e*4 m|8
/— 9 mSf

of Street Hoarding. 23 f 10 /

Dangerotti Stireeii EKMO^hsgs, 26 r 4 a

Trades, 77 9/

Daries C£aiily)On'Girton OoUege, Gainbridge, 7
; m/

(F.) on the School Board in MAfyiefoone, la

m6/

(Rer. J. L.) od the Crisis in the Church, 25

i7a
Dayitt (Michael) on Connl^y Ooundl BUctidns,

81 m4a

— in Glflsgow.' 17'i» 10 d

De Wesseliuky (G.) on the Tsar's Peace Pro-
posal, 8,47

Deacon (G. F.) xm London Wat^r Supply, 14 ;
12;

— (O. D.) 6n the '^arldttg Etplbslon and
Water Tube BoUers, 1 1 ; 9 a

Dearth of Workmen's DweHtng'* 14 /'1 10
Death of an African* Chief, 217 10 6

Duties, the False Bottom' of the' Act, Let-

teron, 18 m IO0

— of a famous' Wresfler. r4 /"ll e
— *- of a Professional Mrer ' 81 m '4

. — of the Queen's Engine Driver, M m 4V
'"^DEATtESr^ln ' eonteqiMtfCe ot the 'Reglttrar
General having a compAete Alphabeticid List
from>rS37. of al! Deaths in' ehe British Domln-
ions, as also of aU British Subjects Hying
abroad, which'can beii^pected at any time at
the Office in Somerset Ifonse, it' is not deemed
expedient? to insert the Minimum Lists as ad-
vertised in The Tinus

— Abdon, Latii. 21 m lOe
Abella. Ool. E. C, 20*«i 8t/

— Acworth, ReT. *W.. 14 ; 7 «
— > AlCCfck, Lady, Hm \0d

•— Hldmyrth, 061. R.*W.,'67 9 t^7 f B'a
••^^ 'A4tfMMder,'MaJer-Gen.'W. R. fi., 8 fid
«— Allen. Harry, tH i % f
-^ Andrews, G. H., B / Ifl «
-— HiMrefires. CoL W.'0..'H/ 7 e
— ^ Anuenkoff, Gen., 2^j 7 d
• MA^tAntrobus.- 13. L., 'literal of , 24 m 5 /
«^ *AHZlno, Mgr. 6'Si ia«

Mon. Valerio. 10 m 10 ^

«*«*i*i^ Arbtttlfffdt, Lieat;*Qen. G. Am 14/ 10 c

Arkle. Dr. C. J^ 25> 8

— « Armytage, Sir Geo., 10 m 10 1/

Arnold, S. B., *i5 ; 9 /

SidiKy,*24 7'6 e

Deaths (ec^iwtd),

-&-^' Batbr. Gapt. Ai W., 7 f 6 a

— Bamberger. Herr L., 16 « 18 e
*-iii=- Funehd'of. 18 m 7 e

-^ Barbados. Bp. of, 27 / 6 e

Barnes, Wm. ' the Cricketer, 26 si 11 /

— — Funeral of, ^8 m 10 a
Bataille. Albert, 8 « 12

— Bates. Harry, I /:6 a
* Funeral of, 6 / 6 e
Batt. E. D., 27 si' n /
Baynes C. R., Km 10 d
Beailey, R^r. Jos., \Z f 10 d
Becker, Prof.'AlWwrt, \l it J
Berry, T?ev. C. A., 1 /'B 6
— Funeral of , 6 / 6 e

Beyts. H, N.D^SSMOrf
Bickford-Smith. Wm., 25/80
Bid well, Austen, 9 m 9/
^ Letter on, 18 m 6 6
Bingham. Gen. G. W. P., 27 a 1 1/
Blackburn, Rer. R., 20; 9/
Blunt, R«iT. H. G. S., 24 m 9/
Bbntletain *M.. 21 m lOr
Bootle- Wilbraham, Lady E. C, 13 ; 8 /
Funeral of, 17j^/

Boulger, John, 1 1 / 12 6
Bouibon. Kfine. de. 1 1 / 12 6
Bowen, Sir Qeo.» 22 / 11 a
•* Funeral of. '^7/ Ac
Bowron, Surg.- Major John, 10 « 10 d
Boyd. Dr. A. K. H.. 8 m 10 d
Arrival of the Remains at St. ^Andrews,

61RIO6

Funeral of, 9' m' 10 6

Atherton, Alice, 67 9/
Athlummsy, Lady, 9 ; 7 /
BaiUie, Eraim, 25 /by

Brand. Hon. G., 28/ \0 d
Bray-Steinburg. Count Otto Ton» 11/7/
BHdgett, Ronald, 22 / 1 1 «

— Very Rey. T. E.. 20 / 10
Brooke,' Udy A. &., 81'; 9/

— Gen. J. C, 2 / 4 a
Broughton. Sir H. !>., 28/ lH d
Brown. Eliz., l«in 10 6
Brownlow. Hon. IL.I^jlJ
Bruce, Surg.-Gen. L. S., 5 f40
Brylkln, Lleut.-Gen. V. N., 80 m 4 a
Buliwant, Rot. H. fi^ H / 12 6
Bulgaria, Princess of, 1 / 5 6—1/ 6 «

— Funeral of, 9/6 rf

— Notice, 67' 6 a
Bulwer, J. R., 6 si 10

— Funeral of , 9 m 10 6
Byiantiois, M. Alex., II / 7/
Cadbury, Rich.. 24 »i9 /

-Cahen,Mme. Ooralfe, 10 « 10 d
("amerson. Lady. ^6 i 7 f
Campbell W.RV127 4 a
CaniQO. Prince of, iSt9f
Caprivl, Count you, 7 /*6 b
-- Funet^lof, 10/5

— Notices. 9 / 6 <i-^l6 / 6 6
Carmichael, Lady, 10 m lO^i
Cfaaibburn. Comte de, H /'lo
Chandordy, CcVmte'de, 27 m I'l/
Chioiquy, Father, 17 / 10 6
Chitty, Lord Justice, 76 V 6'a

— Fun^arof, 207 -Td

89

Bea

PALMSR'8 INDKX TO ^ THE TIMSS ** HRWSPAPBR.

[Jan. 1 to

Deaths {*ontinwd),

— Chitty. Lord, Funenl of/Nodoe, 17 J 10 e

Letter on, 17 / 4

Memorial Seryiceat Lincoln's Inn, 20/ 7 d

- Notice. 17/ 3a
Clari. Mgr., 10 m 10 J

- Funeral of, 16 m 7 8
C\owe9, S. W,. 8 ; 4 /
Coati. Dr. Jos., 26 / 9 /
Cobb,^, 17; 10 6-20/ 10 <2
Cole. Dr. Thos., 19 f 10 d
(^olenbrander, BL A., MJ 106
Colenio. Rev. Wm., 11/12 6
Connecticut, Bp. of. 9 / 9 /
Cook. Lieut.-Cul. A. B., 16y 6 6

- J. M.,«m1O0
Funeral of, 10 m 10 d

Cooke. Thos., 11/12 6
(*orbett. Hon. Mrs., 3 J AJ
Funeral of. Sj 9 /

— Cousin. M. Jules. 22 / 11 e

— Cozwell-Roger*. Key. W. R., 20 /* 10 <f

— Crawford, U. W.. II ; 7 /

— Crespigny, Lieut. V. O. L. Champion de,
16 m 13<i
->— Funerslof, 16*1 10 o

— Crotfleld. J. H., 81 ;9/

— Tubas. Marquis de, 8 ; 4 /

— Cumberlege. Key. S. F^ 11 / 12 b

— Dsyidson. Geo., 9 / 9 /

— Dean, E. J.. 7; 6a

— Deloye, M. Gastave, 18 / U /

— Dennery, A. F.. 27 f 4

— Dingley. Nelson. 16 r ICi
8Ute Funeral Seryice for, 1 7 9 9 /

Doliaie, M., 28; Id

Dryden, Lady. 6j W e

Dudevant, Mme. Solange, 20 at 8 li

Dufour, M Jules. 8 ai 10 «

Dumontpallier, Dr.. 16 f \0 d

Dundas. Com. F. G., 1 1 ai 7 «

Dunsany. Lord, 17 j 10 6

Dupletsis, M. Georges G., 27 m 11 /

Dupoiit- White Mme.. 1 ai 6 6

Dzialyaski, Countesn, 28 la 9 /

Kg«?rion, Col. W. W^ 10 m 10 d

Khlert Dr. Keinhold, i\j7 f

Elliott. Thoi.. 7 w 10 tf

Elton. Col. U. W.,8()m4Q

Erckmaon, M. Emile, 16 m 18 a

Etma. PrinceBS. 9 / 7 /

Evans, Major J^ 14m 10 d
• Falkenhayn, Count. 14; 7 a

Farquhar, Hon. Lady T., 13 / 8 /

Faure. Fresident. 17/6 o— 17/ lOa
— Foreign Sympathy. 18 / 7

French Ambaaaador's Keply to Messages
of Sympathy, 4 m II /

i* uneral of, 24 / 6 a

I ArrangemenU. 22 /* 11 6— 28y 8 a

-— »* Notice^ 21 / 10 6

Lying in SUte of, 20/6 /— 21 / 5d

Memorial Seryices fur, 20 / 9 0—24 /6c
Messages of Condolence, 18 / 7 a— lb / 8

c- 24 / 6 e

— ^ bolemn Mass, 27y 6

- Ferrier, Ber. Canon, 18 1

40

12 6

Deaths {eontinved).

Flagler, — . 31 m 7

- Foata, Mgr. de la, 4 y 9

— — Fonteneau, Mgr., 26 m 11 / .

Ford Sir F. C, 1 / 6 a

^^^^ Funeral of . 4 / 7 a
■ Notice. 2 / 8 a

Fortescue, Lady L. E., 11 t 7 /

Fortnum, C. D. R., 10 m 10 d

foster. Birket, 29 m 1] a

Foucart, Dr. Louis. 80 m 4 a

Fowler, Sir J. A.. 27 m 1 1 /

Funeral of, 80 m 7 a

— Frail, Chas^ 10 / 8 a
Frederic, Mrs. Harold. 18 m 12 6

— Fruin. Dr. R., 81 ; 9 /

-^ Gabbett. Lieut.-CoL P. R., I m 10 J

— Qadaden, Major-Gen. Fred^ 28 / 10 il
-^-> Gallon, 8ir^D., 11 m 7 /

Funeral of, 16 ai 12 a

■ ' Letters on. 16 m 12 /— 20 ai iSj
Memorial Service, 17 m 10 a

Garland, A. H., 27.;4c
Garsonnet. M.. 17 / 10 6
Gau8Mil,MgT..20/ 10 <f
Gilleapie. Lady, 14/10^
Goddard, Henry, 10 m 10 if
Gooch. Sir A. S.. 2.) /8a
Goodman. Fleet-Surg. G.. 26 ; 7y
Gordon, Gen. John, 17 ; 10 a
Gowing. Rich., 18 ; SJ
Grace, Beaaie, 7 f 6a
Grcavea, Rey. T. A. L., 21 / 7 a
Greenbank, Harry, 1 ai 10 d
Groaart, Key. A. B., 20 m 8 (f
Hamilton, Gen. R. G., 18*64

W. J., 14 / 10 tf
-Walter. 4/ 86

Hampden, Dowager Viaooontesa, 10 m 10 d
Hanrey, Deputy, 7 m 10 <f
Hauer, Privy Councillor, 22 m 12 if
Hawea. CoL A. J. D., 11 m 7 a
Hawkinga. John, 21 / 7 a
Hay, Adm. John, 20^ 9 /
Hay ward. Sir W. W., 20 « 8 d

Funeral of, ^4 « 6 /

Head, Jeremiah. 17 m 10 d
Uedley, Rev. Thoa., 16 m 18 i
Hennell, Sara S., 10 m lOd
Herachell, Lord, 2 m 6 a— 3 m 10 a
American Govermnent offers the oie of
a Man -of- War to Cony^ his Remaina to Bug-
land, 4 m 7/

Funeral of, 28 m 8 d
Arrangements, 17 si 8 6— 20 m 12 a-.

21 m lOc

Services, 6 m 9 f^l6m 10 a— 22 m lOa

Remains of Leayes New York f 01 Eng-
land, 9 M 9 /

the Ti V'ot to bring his Remains to Ports-
mouth. 6 m 9y — 6 m 7 /

— Herve. M. Edouard, Sjie
Fnneral o^ Of 5 e

Heiitey, Major-Gen. W. E^ 16 J 6 6
UiUa, C<^.G. 8..67 4e
Uincks, Key. Thos., 26> 7 /
Hobbes, K. G., 28 m 10 a

March 81, 1899.] palmer's indbz to '* thb niisa, *^ nkwspapkb.

Dea

Steihi {eontinued).

Hoeart, Rer. Jas^ 25 / 8 /

HodsoD, J. 8.. 1 7 m 10 d

Holborn. J. Q.. 25 ; 9 /

Funeral of. 2"« > 1 1 /

Hogre, Rer. M. D., 2HJ 7 <f

Hohn, M. Edmond, 81 ; 9 /

~ Holl, Mrs., 11/ 12 A

Hope. Rer. C. A.. 3 ; 4 /

— * Hoinil, Mary Qonzaga. 10 / 8 «

-~- Immaenlata, Arehdaehess Maria, 20/ 10 d

Inrine, Rer. A. C, 18 w 6 tf

James, J. C. H., U / 10 r

^^ Jamesoo. Lieuk-Ool. John, 6^ II •

Jayne. F. H. O., 81 ; 9/

Funeral of. 1/90

i^— Jee, Depaty Inspector^Qeneral Joseph, 18

■ilS6
— * Joachim, Frau Amalie^ ^J9f
— — Joel, Lewis, 6 m 10 «
^ .«.. Johnson, Rich., 7 m 10 li
•^— Jonart, Qen., 28 m lO «
— Junes. Henry, ■• CaTendish," 16/ 6 b

Ksiulani, Princess, 18 « 12 6

Kane, Lieat. O. G„ 26 ; 7 J

^— Karolyi, Count Frauds, Funeral of, 18

j 10 a
— — Keeiey, Mrs., 18 m 6 e

Faneral of, 17 m 10 «

Letter on. 14 m 10 <f

Keiller, J. M.. 7 ^ 6 o

— Kershaw, Sir Loaii, 18 / II /

Kinffsford. Rer. F. W., 25 ; 9 /

Kipling, Radyard, BldiMt Daughter of, 7 ai

9/

9y

Kirkpatriek, Capt. R. T^ U ; 7 s— 17i 10 6

Koesak, M. Julius. 4/86

KranU. M., 18 m 12 6

Kunik. Bdward, 17 / 19 6

Laird, Wm., 8 / 10 e

— Funeral of, 18 / 9 •

Lampman, Archibald, 11/12 6—13 / 9 /

Leake, Lieut-Col. Henry, 7 / 6 a

Le Merchant. Lieutenant- Coi. £. H., 24 m

Deaths (eonttnued).

— Macnamara, Dr. F. N.. 9 w 9 /"

Mahmud, Djeleddln Pasha. 20 j 9/

«— Manning. Rer. C. R.. 1 1 / 12 6

— Marriott. John. 1 m 10 i

Marsh. Prof. O. C, 27 m 11 /

(nhniel, 20 m 8 ^

— Marshroan. Mrs., 14y 10 e

Martin. Coi. A. P., Funeral of, 8 ; 7 J

Master, T. W. C, 2 / 4 a

— — Mathews. Mrs l^aa., 6 / 11 #

— Cremation of, \Si 7 J
— - Mayrojenl Pasha. 14 / 10 <•

— M'Chul. Rer. A. L. 27 / 6/

M'Currieh, J. M., 20 ; 9 /

M*Mullen. Rer. W.. 14 m 10 i

Meoham, Col. J. R.. 20 / 10 <f

Mesnard. M. Paul, 16 ai 10 6

— ^ Mnthueu, Dowaver Lady. 7 ai 10 (f

Meyer, Dr. Rudolf, I7i 10 e

Mignon. CoL M. J. J.. 14 /* 10 e

Mills. Ed #in, 27;'4#

Milman, CoL G. A., 2i 7 #

— ^ Mitchell Rer. Dr. A. F„ 23 « %J
.— • Mixon, Lieut., 24 m 10

— Montandon, Qen.. 23 ^7 d
-— * Montebello, Due de, 10 ; 4 /
— - Mouat, Sir James, 6 1 1 1 e
.— ). Mowbray, Lady; I8y 11/
— i- Murray, Ool. John 21 ai I0 e

— Nairne, Lieut-Oen. Sir C. E., 21 / 7 e
Funeral of , 28 f 8 a

Leitner, Dr Q. W., 25 ai 11 c
L«Tett. CoL T. J., 28 / 10 <f
Liohtenberger, Mr. Frederic, 9 / 7 /
Liddeli. John, 28 / 10 d
Liebhart, Mm. Louise, 23 / 10 i
Lindsey, Earl of, 1/66

— Funeral of, 2/7/
Ll«>yd, S. 8., 4 ai 12 6
Lo. Lady 13 / 9 /
Lowry. R. W., 18/9/
Luttrell. Rer. A. U. F., 23 / 10 <f
Luxmoore, Rear-Adm. P. P., 1 ai 10 i
MacUroy. Edw., 14/ 10 c
Macbeth, 8urg.-Qen. Jamea, 19 i 10 d

- Her. R., 19 ; 10 <i
Maodonald, Andrew, 16m 10 6
Macglaahan, J. 0^ 21 m 10«
Macgregor, Rct. Q. D., 80 m 4 a

*CoLP. L., llai 7i

— Lieut.-CoL R. F. H., 17/ 10 6

- Mackeoie, Rer. John, 25 ai 1 1 s
> Mackinnoo» Col l¥. Ci 8/ 4a

Nalder.G. B., 21 /^7

— I- Nandin, (^haa., 81 ai 7

Neill Robt.. 7 ai 10 (i

— - Nicholson Prof. AUeyne. 26 / 9 /

^ Nightingale, Col A. C, 12 / 4 a

Ni)el. <7oi. E. A.. 20 / 10 e'

— -> Nurthumheiland, Duke of, 8 ; 6 a

■ Funeral of. 10 / 6

— « Removal of the Remains of, to London, 7

; »/
. ^ Nubar Pasha, 16 / 10 a

Funeral of, 9/120

Notice, 25 ; 6 r — 27 j 8 •^%j 4 6

— Nugent. Sir John, 27 ; 4 e

Ouvry, Col H. A., 16/66

Palmer, J. E.. 13 ; 8 /

Parker. Mra.. 24 9 8

-• Paul Dr. J. 11., 1/66
*— ' Pearson. Geo., 4in 12 6

Peretz. M., 6 m 1U«

Persae. H. 8., 14 n 10 <l

Peterson, Rev. Wm.. 16 at 10 6

— Pizley. Stewart. 16 at 10 6

Playfeir, Sir R. L., 20 / 10 s

Pocuck. Rer. C. A. B.. 27/6/

-^ Purtman, Yisoountesa, 5 ; 4 e

— Funeral of. 9 ; 6 d

Poulett. Eari, 25/9/

b uoeral of, 27 j 6

Notice. 26; 4

Price Dr. B., Funeral of, 4 / 8 e

Prince, H. J., 10; 4/

Pringle, Brigade-Surg. Lieut.-Col., R., 1(>

i9rf
— Pryer, W. B., 10/4/

41

Dea

PALMKB'B llfttlBX TO *< THB. Tims ?* KBWSRAPUI*

[Jaa 1 W

— Pvke.L. £..27all /

— Baflk. Ptsha, %Sf \0 d

«p^ Kandolpib. Rot, L. C^ I k \0d
*-— Rantford, Dr. Oifford. 80 ; 10 J

Rechberg and Botheal9weii J. B. toii» 97 /

6f

BediDgtoo, Ri Hofu p. T^ 6 / 9 /
Reed,T. A^80bi4 a
Reioatb, M^ 82/11 #
Renter, Baron de, 27 / 6 «

Funeral of, 6 m 10 6
Reynold!. Rer. J. W^ U / 7 •
Richer, Major J. 8., 8 m 10 «
Ridley, Hon. Lady, 16 at 18 a .
* Fnneral of. 1 8 m' 10 a
.»— SerTioes, 17ni 10#

J. M., \7m\0d

Rlirhton, Edw., 4 / 9 f
Robbina, L. Q. 0., 2i2 / U a
Roberta, Sir A, 26; 9/
Roohebonet, Qen. de, 86y 8 a
Rote, Dr. J<^ 1 1 m J * •
Rnsiell. J. F., 27>' 4 e
Rutherford, Prof . Wm., 82/ Hi
Ryley, Col. F^BJ^d
Saagater, Dr„ 4 ai 12 I
8antoa, SQra. Card, A« 5f . F. do«y 93i 7 <^
Saundera. Lient.-Ool. U. F., 18/ 9/
— Funeral of, 20 jiio'
m Saxe-Coburg an^ Qotha, Prince Alfred (4|
T/6fl

Bleaalng of the Rematna of, 9 / 6/

Funeral of, liy l4o '

*Notioe,l0/ 10 6

Geuerttl Moi^mlng, 11/ 14 A

Memorial Seriioe at St. JanieaX)!^ Ha
Notices; 8 / 10 c— Uy 6 d

De^tha (rontinued),

Stmthera, Sir John. 26 / 8 a

— f- Studsgaard. Prufeafor, 16 / 6 1
— r- SuUiran. Right UeT.^K., 7 / 6 a

STUtopolk-Miraky, Prince. Dimilrit! 11 /

12 6

Swarbriok, Samuel. 31 ; 9 /

Sykea. Sir F. U.. 24 ; 6 e

Synge, Lient-Col. {GK C« 14 / 10 # .

— ^ Syngroa. M« Andrei. 27. /f/

Saaaa^ Mgi;. Dominik. 9 i 7 /

-^ Sailagyi, Dr. AleJU ^099/
— - Tahier, M. Duraiid^ 9 / 9 f
'fhompaen^ 8. C.. 17 ; 10 a

Funeral of. 19; 10 a

Major Hpringall, 14 / 10 •

Gen,,Thoa« 27 mil/.
— . Thorne, Sarah. 2d / 10 i '
-— r— Funeral uf,.4 la 12 c ■
— rTrow. Edw., \OfS0
.^ Twomey, Rer. T^ 7 y 6 a
-- ^ Underwood, Capt T. N., 28/ lOit^l mlOd
— r- VandeiiPfp. Capt. J. H.. 18 fllj
— ^ Vane TempeiW 0. H.«. V2 /lie.
— -^ Vaughan. Rer. R.. 20.n 8 d
— r-T Fune^elof^ 24 i» <S/
— p. VilHin, Mm 13 m 6 li
— r- Yogel. Sir Julius, 14 ai;|l.e

Letter 00, 17 mil;

Say, M. Henry, aO>ac
bt. Helena. Bpu ot, l7 j 10 6—14 / 10 «
Schneider. Qeu. Fred., 5 ; 4 c— 13 i 8 /
Sehwdgaard. Mr^Chriatiaii H., 25 m 11 i
Sealy, Sir John. 6 m 10 •
Secretan, M., lamfta
Sefton^ (^oonteaa of, 27^ 6 e
.— Funeral of. 1 m 10 e
Shelum. Gapl. Fred.. 9 ; 7 /
Sheraon, Lady Anne Maria» 17 / tak
Shewood, WnL, 21 m lUc
Simpaon, Chas., 20 » 9 /
Siaiey, M.Alfred, 81 j 9/
Slane. Adm. MaoOuckin de, 39 m 11 «
Smith, Major-Qen. W. H.» 8 / 9 /
Someraet. Capt. the Hon. B^ F., 3 ai lOd

Fuiiefalof»8m 10 6
— — Letter on, 14 m 10 /
Sf^noe, Mayr-Oen. F^ 13 ; 3 /
Spinka»Thos., 16/10 tt
Sjooner, Yeiy ReT. Bdw.. 27 ; 4 »
8]^tlia«oude» G. A« 10^ 8e
^ Fnneral of, 14/6/
Snurgeon, ReT. Dr. lamea» ^ m 9./
- Funeral of. 29 ai 106

8tu>lea»Sirl!l.A.,liiiaa4
Stouuhal Pief. H., Id « 13 d

stoniia. AU. t;.. ^ n d
8tona,jQhD|^l9iiU4
42

-r- Wadai, SulUn of, 2tj 4 e 1
-- Wait. Jamee, \6J tf '» .

— Waldeck and f yniofil, DnwuifK C g nn li ag
of , 2 m 6 e

- Walh^.Ref.J.. fiUe
M.J..18/ 11 /

Walrond^ R^. M.S. A^.W^Ja i « .
— Letter on, 81 m 5 < •

Weare. Lieut.-Q€n. Sir A. CB.» 2/!7 a ■<.

_- Webb, Surgeon-M«ier-OeD.i. W*. M.«.2a;ft
12 d

WeM- Foieater» Hon. Jfi. J.. 4/34

— ^ WeUi,ia.,.27/6/

White, Dr. A. D.,.4 m 12 i .

r G.T., 18 m 12 6 .

Funeral of, 21 m 12 6

— Whittington. Mra.,. 18 m 13 6 ,

— Wi«>denuina Dr. QuaUv. 2f6 m hi p
WilUhi^.-Dt. W. H., 4 « .12 6

— r Winter-Parker. Paymaater4nr.Ch|ef SilWH

19;10<i
-^ Wood J. F.» 16 m 13.d

Woods Ltettt.-aeo. H. Q.. 4 m 12 ^ .

-^ Wustenfeld, Prof. H. F.^ 4 » i2 6

— « Tbuug, J. R.. 18; 9/

Debate on the Addraaa, LeHem po^ JJ3 / 7 i-^lA

/7#
Deimtkmsol a Jin0o« Letteaon. ^ilj
Delagoa Ba>. 6 ; 8 /— 8 / 6 a— 8 t^t,
Del|ii Ati^ekonAmeooai^ Toiicista.at„2a»$cl
Deaniaon (J. W.) on the Criaia,in the Qhayralv

II ;6/
Deatiiute Chadreft'a Dinoea'SoGsle|y,.Latlareo»

27/7 e
Deaititution ki Armenia, 11 m 8a
DevNMiians in LoivVw, Annqal Dinner,. 2(^.a»'9 ft
De^ionahire C^uka U^mA AgfifX jiUAmm^i^

iiw

MarohrSl^, 1899.]

rA&mB% IVBttCTO >*THB-T

^ HSW«FA»SB.

Dob

Deronshire (Duke of) in BirmlDglMai« Si ; 10 H

> oi^HiglwrEdDOftiion^ 20 ; Ti m
on tiM SeoQodiivy EdaoaHoa BUI, imS^^

~9 ai I'i e
D«w»r<(PtQfO on Li^nid flydrogso^ 31 jJh
Dewey ( Adm.) on British Imperial Policy. 26 :

J 4 a.
(W. F.) on the Islingloo Veetry and the «

Houaing of the Working Claaeai. 27 m 14
' on the London Government Bill, 31 a 8 /

Dioey (Prof. A* V.) on Or«yfna. and tha Goort-

of raeia(ion,a6iii6«
Dickenion ( ReT. L. 0.) on Lad/ Wimbonu»'«

itonkey Story, 8/46
( FF. U«) on thn^London Water. 8np9ly» ai

il I
Didobt and Watlington Light Railway Otdeis-

189a,2fli6e
DUkeXSIc .C.)on Inipepial..Defe(ioe«'8 ; 11/
DiUon (John) in Manchester. 20 m 13 a
Disappeaianoe of an«Ut&0er. -24 / 6 tf .
Discharged British-Americanii Soldinft, Letteiu.

on. 9/ I'lc
Disclaimers. 3/4 /'-27 \ 10 e— 27 m 8 6
DiscgiTeriM.in.th0 f Qram, itoMOftb Lettar.oiii 20-

;7a
Dispnte in the Building Tradn;* 13 / 8 4

Letter on. <2l 4 10./

Distress in Armenia, ^flj

Letter on,24/ 8 /

— -^^Among the Ulei^..Latlar'9a, Aj I& b >

— in Crete, 6; 13#— I8f 11 «
Distressed Armenians, 29 m 11 4 ■
^^ and Nestorians^ 11 / 12 4 :
Diridends, Banknipt,i sss^ ^svtrj^ IFeiiassclayce- *

and Satwrdfui*^ ptip^,'
mVOEOEdOUET:—

— A , nnm h » y,if^AMmh^i 2a^ 4 d.
^-^ Arcbbatt o. Archbutt, 18 / 6 e
Bailey v.Bailt^ 49 i'L4r

— iiiuriAg«. Baring anilBioQgh«ni> \Kt%d

— Barrows o. Barrows, i7 m 14 i»"
Bntcbartii.£atohaic^ and Hillr 12/

24ai i4e-,.28 m^t .
-— CantTogUao* CaranegUa^^ta/ ISie '
Churuhill.0. i:hHrohilij 28 7 14 e

— Cosker«. Cosketand. Rwhatdsotii 25 m 4e
—29 ■■ 18 d

^— Dicks r. Dioks» 7 m 44 4 •

— «£dot;>t.e. Edney andBoleheff,j22/ 14 41
— — Ellis V. fiUis and Sarage, 28 m 3
— - Gains «. Gainaand Cottrall, 8 si 8 4
-~ Uamham v. Garnham, 24/.14d t

— Green v. Green^ 4 m 16e

Uarrisnn«. Uarricoa, 2IJ 184 .

— and Hose, 80 « 9 d

— Uampu. Uarsop, 17 / U^^^-tfa^ 9d '^

— Uartoppo. Uartopp and AkhofH* 2a /ie-

Jafferyo.Je9«ry4nd Welnin 14mU-4 ^

— — Lambton v. Lambton and others, 22 / 14 6
— — Le Breton 0. Le Breton and Grantleyi'^ n

Ha •
•— » Lieberman 0. Lleberman, 24 f i4«a
— - XiOjrd 0. Loyd« lOy 8 k •

— Marrin v. Aianrin and Payne, 18 j 18 «

— J&ouhnr o-rMflnibm/Y XOarftd. ^
«— Payne 0. Payne, 18 j 18 •

Diroire Oeavt O-eafieiMilX

Power v. rower and Daris. 18 m 14 d-

-— Kadford e. Radford and others. 16 /.rl4 d

Ralph «. Rilph and Ooiiroy, 8 41.8

-^— Shooter o. Shooter, 81 ; 15 6

— SroitJi V. Smith, 16 / 14 d
I and Plows. 7 m 1 4 6

— ^ Walker e. Walker and Bibbjr, 26 / >

— »- Wallet V. Waller and SwainettMH 1 ai8 c«^

m 18 r
— ^'WesUnaoott4iu Westmncott* 18/ 5 ^^-SOy

14 r.

Wilkinson ». Witkinsott, 81/ IS-o ^'^

W11lkMl».v. WiUiains and Caoipbell^ lin

14 d

Wtttlfe V. Wiltts.ie n ]4^<f

— > Wilion tf. Wilson. 22 /* 14 6

-^ Woodcock V. Woodcock, 28y}8e-
Docking 'Of Horses^ 8/ 8 /
DOO£B:—

Birktonhead. 2Hy 12 6

— «- Boston (Lincolnshire), 80/ K (7

-^ Celoabe (irMing,>CQtting>oflhe<riMl 8od^

of. 2 M 5 /
-^ East and West India, 26/ 18 6—1 / 18
— «- King's Lynn, 29 m 8 e
-«* London and 41 Katharloe, 26 7 18 6—81

i 14 c
^-m^ Mersey. ImproTements,«25 / II /
— ^ .Mittwatt; 177 8 6-2(V/ I2«-^L/11 e<*-27

j1 O^^^t i2a— 2ni 15 6

I Arrest of G. R. Bin. 17 m 8 ^
■ I Lattefe'0n;'8 m 4 c^iO m I'de ■
— ^ State of Shares in Companies, ass eesvy >'

— Surrey Commerdal, 28/8 c— 10 si 14 6 •
D<kld<Q|yn4) on the W/orkoiea^ CoonpeanlloD'

Act, 16; 7
Ddges' Palace, 2 f 6 6
Dollis Hilly 'Letter oni 27 si 16 /• ^
D6mestks Serrants' Benevolent InatlMliHl^ le*"

;*/

Donnelly (Sir John) and Mr. Weato, 16 si 6 /
D<^rking, ABoiefi*>4;n6lom'of Pls^ng* Fo6tbill< '

in the Streets of. Disorderly Scenes, 6 n I0'4
DdagUs (AdoL) and^he-Sttltantof Mnsotl^^SI^^'

6«
-M^ (C. G.) on the Criminal >fiTidflM»Aotv 18

j9«r
(Prof. R K.) en BriMi andnFreaolrTraAn

in China, 6 /4#
Doulton (Sir Henry) Memorial to. 22 si 14 a
DoTor. Alleged Ouirage at.>tt /'tf f
— •— Corporation, 1 1 1 6 a
— ^ Labour Disturbanee at. 21 / 10/ '
Df. Banardi/a Iiomea,'6 ^^^ a -
Dreadnought Seamen -silospitni, •! 6<si tr-'
Dreylul Case. 5 ; lUki

— Letters on. 1 7 ; 7 <f--19/ 6 e-.28 / 14 5 •

■ I ■• and Retiilon- Po w e e e »^of the* Conrfnff • -

Cassation, Letter on, 21 m 16 (tf
— ^>andtfae«Oonfft«olCassAtiaii, Lell«riiB^ 16'<'

m6s
Dsomore Cathedral and Parish €)haNii,'d8'^'8 6 -
Dfn^Lan» *WorklQg*<^Gitli^> Hooafl^'-Adttvll^

Meeting, 24 « 12 o
Dahlia InuTQriity,a6/ V^f,

48

Sne

>9

PALMEB 6 INDEX TO ** tHK THOB^" NBW8PAPBR.

[Jan. 1 to

Duel between Baroa Banffj and M. Horansky,

If. Kortchinaky and M. Fabri, 27 m 8 a

DnfiPerin (Marquis of) on the Koyal- Free Hoi-

piUl 27 m5 d
Dnnell (Q. R.) on the Railway Regulation Bill

18Mld«
Dunraven (Lord) at Blnckbum, i f H d
*— on Commereial Education. 28 m 12 e

— and Bp, O'Dwyer, Letter on. 20 f 7 «

— » on the Policy of the Government, 26

Durham and North Riding of Torkihlre Liberal

Unionist Aaaociatlon, Annual Meeting, 28 /

6 f
Durning-Lawrence (Sir Ej on Twenty Years'

Finance, 2\ fS^
Dutch East Indies, 18/8 h^28 fbf^2 m 5 /
Datt (Romesh) on Indian Public Opinion on the

Indian Sugar Bill 28 m 8 c

— on Municipal Self-QoTernment in India, 18
; 12 /

Dysart (Lord) on a National Opera, 28 si 15 6

E.
EARTHQUAKES :—

in Ureece. 23 ; 6 «-24 J ft «— 28 )1 d

"— in Japan, 9 m 6 6
— in Mexico, 28/8/
East Africa, Fight with a Lion^ Letter on, 16

m Protectorate, 7 m 5 s

-^ London Church Fund, Annual Meeting, 21
mUd

Hospital for Children, Annual 0>art, 26

J^d

66

Nunlng Soda^, Annual Meeting, 25 si

-^ Sussex Coroner, 10/ 116
Eastbourne and the Eleetno Light, 29 m 9 •
Easter Holidays, 28 m 18 d

— Letter on, 22 m 12 tf
Eastern Pamir, SO mHh

EastUke (C. L.) on the Borne- Jones Exhibition,

2;8c
Ecclesiastical Appomtments, sss Clbbioxl

Case, 27; 8 a-^) t 10 «

"— Commiasioners* Report. 8 m 5 o

Eclipse of the Moon, Recent, Letter on, 5^ 5 a

^— of Scottish Kadicalism, 4/ 9 a

Economic Students' Union, Annual Dinner, 18
/7/

Ecuador, 16; 6 6-19; 5e-26j8/

External Debt of, 15 m 16 6

^— Insurrection in, lO m 6 6

Eddie Wood Soldiers' Institute, Shomcliff, Let-
ter on the proposed, 10 m 2j

Eden (F. C.) on the Crisis in the Church, 28 m
12 e

Edgcome (J. T.) on Metropolitan Police Magia-
trates^ 27/ 12 d

Edinburgh Society for Women's Suffrage and
Assaults upon Women, 30 ; 7 s

——Tragedy, 17/10/

— UniTersity, 23 i lOy— 28^ 12 1-^ / 12 6—
6111IO/— 16 m 12/

Annual Statemeati 2/66
ii

EDUCATION :—

— — (^hildren and the Half-time Syntem. 13 / 6 «

(^ommerieal for Belgium, Report, 7 / 2 /

— for London. 21 M2 ft

Diocesan Inspector of School Report, 14/

3 V

— Elementary School Teachers (Superannua-
tion) Act. 1898, 18 / ]8<i

•*— Examination for (^kery Diplomas^ 16 fZf

I of Pupil Teachers in Drawing. 20 / 9 «
— »- Liverpool Schfx>l Board, 16 m 12 fi

I^ndon School Board ^Alleged Attack on

Voluntary Schools. 24 w 3 /

^— «- Architect's Salary. 8 m 13 /
^-^ Assessment of Public Buildings, 27^ 10 a
Assistant Architect for Repairs, 27 / 10 a

— 3 / 13 a

Lord Beauchamp's Resignation. 24/13/

Board and the Science and Art Depart-

ment, 3 ai IH tf

■ and Voluntary Schools^ 17 m 14 6
— and Camberwell. 31 m 4

■ Dispute with the Science and Art De-
partment, 17 / 15 /f— 24 /18 a

Education of Children Bill 3 n 13 0-IO

m 14o

— » Election of a New Member, 3 m 13 «
— — Employment of Children oat of School
Hours. 8 m 13«

— «- BTening Continuation Schools. 9 ; 7 «
— Schools^Proposed New Inspectors, 17
M 14 6

— — Finance, 27 ; 10 a
— — Homi less Children, 17/ 15«
-*- Invalid Children's School. 31^5/

Loan from the London County Council.

8/13a

London ETening Continuation Schools,

24m 8/

Methods of Foreign Schools, 3 / 13 a

Metric Weightoand Measures, 17 m 14 6

New Member, 24 m 3 /
— Scheme of Teachers' Salaries, 10 m 14 »
Proposed Elections Bill, 27 ; 10 a
^ Further Increase in Salaries. 17 si 14 6
Resignation of Mr. Evelyn Cecil, 3 / 13a

— — Schuiarsbip Examination. 18 / li «

— Scholarships for Poor Children. 8 m 13 a

School Board Summonses, i / 18 a

Science and Art Department, 10 / 15 6

—22 IN 8/

Secondary Education Question, 27 j 10 a

— Unpaid Precepts, 8/ l.> a
— - New Education Code. 22 mil/

Scotch Education Code, 3 m 13 ^
— Technical Education Board, 30 m 5 9
Training C^olleges mass List, 27 m 10
of Secondary School Teachers, 16 / 4 e/

Voluntary Schools and the Aid Grant, 80m

6c
Education Code, 28 m 10 c

Department and London Higher Qrade

Schools, 15 m 7/
Primary and Secondary. Letter on 6

Edwards (Lieut-Qen. J. B.> on the Ordnanoe
Fkctoriei^ tdht

Uarch 31, 18991

PAUOBB's IMDBZ to *' TBS TIUB8 ** NBW8PAPBB.

Bla

EGYPT: —

-^— Aleztndria Anarchittt, 81 m 3 e

— Cairo. French Pre«8 in, 2> i 6 •

« — Condition of the Sudan Mil b

«*— Lord (Cromer on the Adminitcration ' of the

Sudan. 6 ; 6 ^

^ Morements of. 4/8 6—6 / 8 a-^Hj 7 6

-^— Finance, 28 / 6 c

— — Gordon College, Lord Cromer Lays the

Foundation Stone of. at Khaitum, 7/6 6—9

j ^e

— Government of the Sudan, 30/ 6 a— 21 ; 6
a— 23 ; 5 o

the Khalifa, I f 6 1>— 8 / 8 6—11 / 7/— 28

/ 6 r - 24 / 5 -:J6 r 7 /— 27y 6 c— 4 m 7 <>
— - Khartum. Occupation of. 17 ; 6 c

— Lf gal Work of 16^6, Keport. 20 m 7 a

Mificellaneous News. 2 j 8 6—26 ; 8 /— 14 /

6 c— 17 / 6 e

Mize<l Trihunali, 80/6 f — 81 ; 6 rf— 1 f be

—— National Bank, the Khedire Lays the
Foundation Stone of, 6 m 6 6

— Slatin Pasha, 18^8 r— 8 m 6 5

■ on Mr. Hhodet' Schemea. 27 m 7 a

ana the Sudan, 8 ; 3 /— 6/ 6 a— 7 1 6 o—

10 7 3 «— 19 ; 6 a— 27 ; 8 a- 80 i 6 e— 28/ 6 a
_6 IT H 6—7 m 6 0—9 m 6 •— 10 m 5 a— 18 m
5 r— 14 m 6 <r— 28 m 6 6—27 m 7 6

Toulba Pw ha Pardoned. 8 / 8 «

Bgyptian Hishupric Fund, Letter on, 10 ai 14 /
Eight Hours Day, 7 f 12 6

Eighty (^db, Annual Meeting, 1 m 10 d
Electrial Supply in the City, 28 ai 16 a— 29 m 6 f
BLBOnONS: —

— Antrim, North Dinsion, 14/ 7 /— 16 / 7 d
— 17/8c-27/e/

— Bedford, South, 11 / 12 «

Bedfordshire. Luton Dirision, 19 ; 10 </

_- Birmingham, East Dirision, 27/'6y— Om

North, 6 j 4 6—10; 4/— 12/4^— 18
/4/— 14 I 18 6— 17 j 10 li— 19; lOd— 20;10
«-26j4tf-8/IO/-9/ 8a-10 / d«— 16y
Id

— Bristol, East DiTision, 81 ; 11 d— 7./ 6 s
— - Bucks, Aylesbury Dinsion, 2j 6£f— 3 j 8

c— 4j 4/— 7j6d

South, liy 12 «— 17/8

— - Carmarthen Boroughs, 80/ 10 /

Cheltenham, 6/4 6—11 /4 «-26 1 10 «—

26;4
— — Chester, Crewe Division, 4 m 18 /

— ChnstchuTch. 10 / 8 «

—— Cornwall. Camborne DiTision, 24 ; 7 6

— DeTon, Torquay Division, 14 j 13 6—20 /
6/

— East Hiding. Buckrose DiTision, 7 / 6 •
Essex, South West, 4/86

— E*ter, 24/ l2 e
-* Gloucester, 80 m 4 <f
Grimsby, 14y 7 /

— Hythe, 16/7 </— 17 / 8 r— 20 / 6./-22./
11 /— 28 / 6 6—24 / 12 «— 25 / 14 6—27 / 6 J
—28 / 11 e—l M 10 f^2 m 10 f

Kerry, South Dirision. 7 / 6 ^—9 ; 6 /

— Lanarkshire, North West. 26/ 10 < -28/
120-80; 10/— 8 t^f—n / 10 6—22/ 11^

Elcetiont C^onfMusii).

Lancashire. Newton DiTision, 3/ 6 (f — 8/ 8

C.-4; 4 /— 6 ;4 6-6 ; 11 #-9/ 6 /-17/ 10 d

South West, 4/8 6

Londonderry. 1 1 ; 4 e— 20 / 10 •— 1 / 6 /*—

9y 8 0-18/ 9 /— 14 / 7 /— 16 / 7,rf— 17 / 8«

—18/18/

Manchester, South West Divisk>D.!1fM 10/

Middlesex. Harrow DiTision* 17 m 10 d— 20

ai 1? 0—21 IN 18 d^'lZ m 10 a— 24 m 8d— 28

IS 7 d— 29 SI 7 0—80 m 4 d— 81 m 4 a
'-' Mommouthshire, W. Dirisloft, 26;ai 10 a—

27 m 10 //

Norfolk. Mid. 27 / 6 /

North DiTbk)D, 28 / 66— 24 / 12 o-27 f

6/— 28/11 0- 1 at 10/— 2 m 10/— 8 m 10/—

4 m 18/— 8 m 18s— 9m 7 o— 11 m 13 o— 18m

10 </— 14 m 10 6—16 m 14 o— 18 m 10 c— 17 ai

10 i— 18 m 14e

{^uth.80;10/

— Plymouth. 28 ;12e

— Stafforashire, Kingswinford, 7 / 6 o

— Surrey, Mid or Epsom DiTision, 8/8 r— 4
/ 4 /— 6 ; 4 0-7 ; 6 d-9 1 6 /— 10 ; 4 /—I I / 4

0—12 ; 4 <f— 14 ; 18 6—16 /ll o-17 ; 10 </— 18
/6/-20I 10 0-24 f 76

— WolTerhampton, South, 4 m 18y— 7 mil/
—21 m 18(f— 81 m4a

— Torka. Buckrose DiTision, 25 / 14 6
W. R. Elland DiTision, 18 / 18/— 21 f1

d— 2' / 11 /— 28/ 6 6—24 / 12 o-25 / 14 6—
27 / 6/-28 AH f— 1 m 10/— 2 m 10 /— 8 m 10
f^m 18jr-6m7/— 7mll/— 8ml8o -9m
7e-10 m 10a

Etotherham DiTision. 7 ; 6 d— 4 / 8 6—7

/ 6 0-10^8 0-11/ 12 0-14/7/— 17/8 <—
18/ ISJ^22J 11/— 28 / 6 6—24 / 12 o-25 /
14 6
ELEOTBIO LIGHT OOKPANIBEk—
"—^ Birmingham Electric Supply. 9 m 4 d
— - Bournemouth and District Electric Supply,
7 m 4a

and Poole Electricity Supply. 14 m 8 o

( *haring Cross and Strand Electricity Sup-
ply Corporation, 20/11 o— 28 / 8 o

Chelsea Electricity Supply, 27 / 4 d— 7 m

4a
City of London, 21/8 /— 2 m lOd

— County of London and Brush ProTinciaL
18ml6o

House to House Electric Light Supply, 10

m 14 d

HoTe, 28/4 o— 9 m 4 d

Kensington and Knightsbridge, 11 / 16 /—

28y 4o
— — London Electric Supply Corporation, 22/4

a— 3 M 3 e
Metropolitan Electric Supply, 7/11 /— 15

m 6

— Notting Hill, S2 / 4 0—2 m 15 6
St. James' and Pall Mril. 8/146

Smithfield Markets Electric Supply, 11 m

6s
South London Electric Supply Corporation,

22 m 4d
— • Westminster Electric Supply Corporation,

4/ 16 6-16/12

46

^PaO

t. 9jjji%si% tafpn ^s«OsiTiiSf t^mm "9«iuwpapbb.

fjiHi^rto

Electric Lighting in the CHy» l^Jie

Inquiry, 25 m 18 /

■ for the. Natural Hittery MaMam, Let-

ter on. 21 ;* 7 #

Power Supply Bills, BejeqtieD of, 1 m 9 e

Traction. 3H w H /

Elgin Briiige Across the Gogra BiTer, 28 ; 8 c

— (Lord) Movements o|, 16 / 12 c
Return of , 7 / 6 <f

Elliott (Sir C. A.) on School Attendance, 19

— ^ Boards the £cienee find Art Department,

28/ 12(f
Elworthy (F. T.) on the Rothschild Collection.

.17;4.rf
Ely Theological College, Letters on, 11 / ii«—

U/H/i— 15/ 12 b
BMIOBATiOH :—

to British Colonlee, 16 /" 10 •

Imformation for Emigranta, 8; 12 6*17 m i

Statistics. 6 f 6 0—4 / 1ft d^S m 16 6

f Emigration to Canada, Letter on, 8 / 9 «
.Employment of Children on Learing School. 16

/ 10
JL^ out of School Hours 23 / 9 /
-■_ of Bniopea^ in British Central Africa, 9

i 9 a ^

.— . of Lasoart ia Pt and O. Steamer*, Letter

on, IHm 18 </
EngioeM^ng Combination* Qieat, 1 « 1 1 c

, Laboratory at Oxford, Letter on, 7 / 4,^

England and France. 6 ;8 c-U |3 o^l%i 8 A—

14; 7^—16 I 6 a— 19; 5 0—51 ;5a— 26| 5o

^31 jbh^^J 11 a-^ia /A 6- Hy 3 <J— 1<J / 6

c— 21Y5«
— , — ^ in Africa, 22 m 7 6
France and Muscat, 17/ 4 tf-18 / 7 /-22

/6c— 23/6«-'7»i.6^— 8p 7a-^fe»6A

— .and Qerm^T, 20 m 7 /

— and Portugal in Afric^^dy 6 6
—- * and Russia. 23 m 5 •

in Central Asia, 26 / 6 a

English Church Union, Anniyersary FostiTal, 24

/6A— lOsiSfl ^ .. ^

»— S^ishermen and the Danish Authoritiea, 9 m

6/
English F*mdB, sm Mochda^^M papjur
«_ and (German Commerc^il TrareUers in

Switzerland^ Letter on. 80 m 2y
.,—- Girls in Paris, I3p4,/
'^ QoTemment Securities, State of Shares

in, MS every dafs papp^
.Literatnie at Qz«of4, ; Letter on» H m

14 6

Pianist in Berlin, Letter ojo, 16 / 8/

m^^ Women Student Teachers in French Train-
ing CollsgM, IV 4.^

Zionist Federation, Dinner, 28 j 6 h

EngUshwomen in .Egypt. Letter on, 8./ 9^
EpUeptics and Imbecile^, Letter on, 6 j 2 /— 19

j 12/
Epitaphs. 28ii8y . ^ r.

EppiDg Vorest Committee of the Corporation,

Annual Report, 20 ./ 6 r
Errors in Customs Jietums, Letter on, 28 ; 14 d
Estate Market, 14 j 18 6—21 j 7 6- 28 ; 6 c-4y
46

12«-ll/18d— l8/6a— 26 f^h^t
II m 18tf— 18m l«.eH^26-iii l2e«*«arvAlO e
Eton College, 15 / T.«^27*i» II «^aa«i 7tf

— Flaying Fields^ Letter.on, t9> 8 /
Eofiopeao Situation. 18y 6 6

Europeans in .fapsneHe Transports. 26 ; 8»5
Byangelieal Free Churches, MatioiMil Coundl of.

Conference, 15 m 18 <i— 16 m 8 a*»\7m^ e
Evans \Richai>dson) on Florsnoe. 6 ; 9/
-p^^ onr Ulomiaated AdTarHsemenUr- 81i i' 7 e
Ere (H. WJ on the late Sir Douglas Gnlton, 15

Events of the Day, •«• every da^» pnp^r
: Exchange^ r^urse <^,««e every dn^ 9 paper
Exciting Chase of a BurgUry at Birmingham, 6

/ 6/
EXBOUTIOKS :—
^ liolines Patriek, 9 1 9 y

Kelly, Thos., 11 1 7/

King, Philip. 14; 8/

.*— ^ M(M*flhali. Kate, Respited. 27 j 4«
Robertson, George, 29 m 18 /

— Schneider. Johann, Aj 5 d

— Turner, J. Q.« Oomrauted, 1ft / 9 e
— - White, Jane, Reprieved. 14 / 5>/

.Bzhilj^ou of American Products and Manufac-
tures at ^Philadelphia, 19i 10 a
Expelled Armenian Refugees, i4 m}Be
Experimental Mobilisation, Letters on, %j' 9 e—
»l^e

Exploration in the Canadian Roeklei,il4 / 12 <i
Eyre(Bev.4B.y.)oi>the Crisis in 'the Church.
6/ iOd

P.
tAgtm (Louis) joo Fkrence. \0.f lUd
Failure in the Cotton Trader 14 / 11^«-S4/ 12

d^\ mb t
Fall pf a Bridge, at Oewe SUtlon, 9/ 8 <l
.Eaa East and Ohioa, 10 ; 6 a-*.ie ; ^^.-v 1 3 / 6 i

— Currency in the, 26 / 8 e
Eastern Question,* Letter on, 14/12 6
FaceLidioators, for London Cabs, J8» 4 /
Farmer ( Rich.) on the £Uiaige «gaiast tfaeSRettor

of Nantwich, 7/ \Ad
Farmers* Clu^ Meeting, 31 1 7/
Fairrer (Lord) on Cokmial TmdeMth Great

Britain. 2/ 10 6-4 / 13 e

— and the London Watar Companies, II i 7 /
— 28i \id

«**• • on Open Door or Annexation,. 26i; 8 /
Farrow (Thos.) on the Money Lending.^Biil, 28 /

18/
Fashionable Intelligence, see e«dl«^ay's p^ptr

after Couht CzsodIiAS
Hawcett Asseeiatioo, Annual » Meeting, .0) / 6 6
Fergusson (Col. J. A.) on the Crisis inrtlie

Church. 17^; lb
^— (Sir Jas.) .00 the Govimmeni and the

Telephones, 8 m 14 a
on Ministers andtDirsctorahips, 17 / -H tf

— on the Sirdar at Omdurnmn, 27 «i 16 <»
JKenneli (^Henry).on Salmon Ftshingiin 1898, 84

/2e
Field (Wm.) on She Debate on the 'Address. 14 /
7e

— on Irish ItaUways, 24/ 13/

I Fighting in the Congo Free 8tatQ, :i9 m 7 c

Marohid, 1899 J PAiMsk^n ixdbz to **ti« times "ixkwb^apvbu

Pir

FINS ABTS :^

Messn. Agnow's Gullery, 20f 7 b

— Art Bxhibttiotra, I « » 7 /— 18 ; S «-2l f 7 a
^7m I8<T -27 « »o

— — in the London Board Schooli. 19 ; 15 a

— ^ 8ftles, 9; 14 /—SI f I2« -27 i 66— 28/6

«-28 ; 15 d-^SO i 12 6-4 / Ud^7 t 10 /-IS
r luy— 16 r iO «-.17 f 10 6-20 / 14 /-2l /
11 •-28/ 14 /— 25 / 9 «-27 / 11 1/— I m 9f
— 4 «6 e— 4 m 1'4 rf-6 « 8 a—ll m 6 rf-20j«
8 tf— 28 M 6 /— 29 IN ft //

Birmingham Art OiiUer/, 4/9 /^18 / 12 <l

»-*^ British Art Hchooli and Aoitria-Hangarj,
24 M 15 a

Oar itoa ihiSDany, Mr. Kennedy's Pictures

at,18j8f

— ^ Claphadi School of Art. Annatl Prlie Dii-
tribution, 18 M/

— - Dowdeswell Galleriee, M. Bomand's Pie-
tares and Drawinj^M at, 7 / 10 6

— Free Pictare Exhibition at West Ham. 27
« lOr

Literary Examination of Militia Oflloert,

H I 7 r

— NMtional QNllerj, Additions to, 1 / 9 /
-^-^ Portmlt GftUeiy, PresenUtion to. 7 » 106

New Qalley. Barne«Jones at,9j 8 a^\k m

6/
— ^ PaVt^i Sodet/'s F^hiUttoo. 4 / 8 a

— Rembrandt Bxhibitioa at Amsterdam. 14 /
I2«-4ial4 6

at Bnrlinffton Hottse, 24 1 12 a

Kowland Ward's Gallery of Natural His-
tory. 14 m 12

Royal Academy. 1 / 9 /

— a- <}lasgovr Insfeiiiite of the Fine Art» Ex-
hibition. 6^86
^ Soottlfh Aoademy'b Bxbibition. 21 / 14 6

— Sale oi Sir John Kelk'4 Picturea. tS '»» 11 «
—^Society of Miniatak« Paintera, Annual

Meeting. 9 ; 9 f — 21 ; 7 a
Vere»tchagiii BxhlbiClCfh.U ;9a

— Water Colour Inatitttte, 20 Si 8 <•

Wharfoh Colldctidn of Pictd^M. »ile of, 20 '

in8<i

Finland. 27 / 8

— Rufnification of, 80 r6«— 25/8d-l7iii5«
Fittlay Library, 22 7 9 /

Finn (E. A.) on Distressed Je#s at Jerusalem.

27 / 18 A
Fif« Brigade and the Theatres. 8 / 11 d

Testing Statioo, 1 / 4 rt

Fireproof Building Construction. 2:^ m 10 a
FIRiilS:^

— i- in Abefdteoshire, the Beddenoe of Mr.

Pirie, M. P., 9 ; tt 6
*— at Bermondsey. Fatal 7 « 7'/

at BUhdp*B Hoad. Paddington. 2 ; 8 a

at Bolton. Bee Hire Iron^ortt. 7 si 7/

— at Bootle, dedr Liverpool, 7 m 7 /
-— «t Brenfiirdda, 80 1 6 e

— in Brixton,^ 18 ; 10 d
— — in Brixton 'Bostd. 2 1 8 a
in Cheapside^ 5|«a^;8e-^Siy8 6^23

yio/

-*-*tOheiUfe. tfeasis. WaUoar, PalrkiBr & Go.'a

Fires ,« on 2 iniMe/).

— in the City, at the Merchanrt Taylors' Hail,
28 m 10 a

— — Messrs. L. E. Nevrnhtm's Premises, 24 f

Bo
in the City Road, 2H ; 7 6

— in Convent Garden, Messrs. Cooper
Brothers*s Prjini^es. Fatal B/S/*— n/i)#

— at Crowborough 28 / 12 cf

— at Deptford. 7 « 7 /

-i »ectory ftliildings. Fatal, 28 m 10 a

— at East Dulwich. Fatal, 8 / 4 /
-^ in Hackney. F»ital. 13 «» 6 6

— in Hammersmith, 13 m 6 6
the Theatre of Vafi^tles. « « 1 1 a

at HardingPtone. 18 7 10 ti

— at Highgate Hill 3 / 4 /

in Holboro, Messrs. Allen. Qrnneiaan &

Co.'s Premises, lO m II a

— at Holwood. near Bromley. 2 y 8 «
in Hozton. Fatal, 9 1 6 ^^

in Hyde Park, the Reoeiting Hduse of the

Royal tiamane Society. 4 m 11 /
—^ in Ii eland, Ritchie and Sons' Premises.

Fatal. ufSa

at Jersey, the Tbentre Royal. 3 ) w 7 /

in Kent, Sir Jas. Wbiteli^ad's tiesidenob, 16

/ lOtf
• — atlC^w, tb^ ftosideoce of the Duke of

Cambridge. II tie
^-- in Kincartfhteahfre, the Fettercaitn Hotel

25 /9«!

— at Kingalind. Fiital 18/6 e
— > in Liverpool Fatal, 12 / Ki /

— in London. W., 'Earl iirey'a Residence, 8 m
11 c

— ~ at tht) Lon Ida Dinska. 2 < 4<9

Mt Lowestoft, M«fS#«. He^nolds and Son's

Premises 7 / 6 r

ill ilanchcster, 15 / 9 •/

— ^ in Marytebon *. Exciting Scene at, H m Vi &

at Masa Hill, 9 m 10 <r

At .\iile End Nesr Tovrn, Fatal, 13 m 81^

in thtj HlubHes. "Cork Ooin^4ny*s Premised*

10/ lli-li / 12 f
— ^ at New Cttm, Fi'mI. 16 / 6 /
:-^ in New York, <3Kr8i<t, FkUl, 18 » 7 &^-^0 rk

8A-2I >M 7/ '.

St Norwood 2 fN 6

i— in Cld Street 2\ i H o

-—^ at Oltiham PrimVose Bank VflUn, 6 / 6 /

— » at Ptetldingiuri, 'r^Taste Paper Scores, '11 /

12/

in Pali MaH, 6 / 6 /

■ tbe Art Gallery of Messrs. H. Graves h

Co., 2') M 10 a

— at PentotiriUe, 17 m 10 /

— in PentonTille Road. A. Syer's Prertli««is,

8) M'lO c

— near Peterborough, the Resideaoa of J. W
Selby. 9 / 6 A

— in Queen Victoria Street, 21 ) 6e
— ■' Kt liatollffe, Fatal. 23 m (0 a

at Reading, the New Railway Statioo. 6/

«/
-^ in Rotherhithe. 6 % 8 «— 11 m 18

*- at Uothley Toiapla, aearlieiQMter, 4 / U4

o 47

Fir

PALMEB'8 INDBX TO ** THB TIUBS " KBWSPAPXB.

[Jan. I t«

nxee (continvtdu

— Ai SaltDey Fatal, 7 iSf

— at St. Geurge*8 Market, 16 » 12 </

-*-• at Shadwell Two Perpons Injured. 2 .; 8 o
-^ at the SilTertown Telegraph Works, 30 m
7/

— in Sobo, Fatah 27m\\ d

— - in South Goodman's Fields, 80> < o

in Southwark Street. 20 / 6y

— - in Spitslflelds, 2 » 6 «
— — at Strood, Messrs. Stewart Brothers and
Spencer's Premises, 29 m 6 /

— at Totteridge^ Sir Chas. Nicholson's Bian-
sion, 28 / 9 f

' Letter on, 24/6^

— at West Hartlepool 6 m 11 «

at the West IndM Docks, 3 / iy

at West Norwood, 17 m 10 /

— in Whitechspel. 22 m 9 /

— - at W igganthorpe Hall, Milton, 5^' 4 f

tjsbebieSi

— British Trawlers in Danish Wsters, 14/11
0-16 / 10 /— 18 / 3 /-23 / 6 a— 9 m 6y

— Canadisn. 81 ai8«

— — off the Faroe Islands. 22 / 9 /

«— German and Scotch Fishermen, 28 / 6 s

-^ iu Irelnnd. 27 m 9

-^ Irish Salman. 24 / 2

— — North Sea Fisheries Conference, 24 ai 6

— BiTer Dee. 2(W \*i d

— *• Salmon Fishing in 1898, Letter on, 24 / 2
' ■ in London, 18 / H /

— out of Season, 27 j 6 e

— ^ Statistics 12.^ 2 s-l8 f 14|a— 16 at 16</
Fishmongers' Company Banquet, 3/12 a— 2 ai

2/— 18 w 18/
Fitch (Sir Joshua) on Self-Cultivation.|16 j 6 /
Fitzl'atrick^rol. F. S.) on the Crisis in the

Church. lUaiM^
Flannel hhirt Club Report. 18 / 6 <i
FUnnery ^Sir Furtencue) in Yorkshire. 30; 69
Fleming (Prof. J. A.) on Municipal Trading, 7 /

l2o
Floods in Skdmersdale. 6 ; 7 •— 1 1 ; 4 /

— iu Southwark, U ; 6 /

Fk>rence Letters on. 8 ; 6 h-^Bj 9/— 10 f \6d
Flower (Ernest) on the School Board and the

Science and Art l>epartment, 27 / 7y
Flowers from the Kiriera, Letters on, 28 j 4 «—
24 / 7 1 - 2b / 7 s— 22 / 9 /— 28 / 8 /

and Vegetables in Tibet, Letter on, 27 j \\d

Fly Fishers' Club Annual Dmner, lu / 4 6
Folk Song Society, Conrersaxione, 4 / 4 /
Folkestoii Mud Sandgate Sea Wall, 25 « 7 il
Food and Druys Bill 25 m 10 6
— and Petroleum Leffislation. 17/4/
FooU' (Key. J. V.) on the Crisis in the Church,

I0/4S
Foreign Appointments and Commercial Intelli-
gence, see every day's pceptr
— — Banking. iJecture on. 18 / 6 /
^— Colonies iu Southern Briuil, 11/7/
— — GoTemment Securities State of Shares in,

sss svsr^ day*B paper
— — NotUMiS of. «ee eoerv Hay'M paoer
«— • btock £x(^nge. Met tvetq dtijf'i puptt
Foremeii'e Beutttti Fuud. ^Oj d a
46

Fortnne Telling, 24 / 9 /
Found Dead in a Railway Carriage. 6 / 6 /
Fowler (Sir H. H.) on the Catechism, 9m7 d
-—» on Liberalism. 8 / 8 a

— at Wednesfleld. 16 at 7 /

Fowler's (Sir Henry) Speech. Letter on, 6 / 1 1 •
Fox (Francis) on the Metric System, 22 ai 8 •
FBAKOE :—
Anarchists in, 18 / 6 A

— Anglo-French Agreement Slgnod in Lon*
don, 28 m 6 A~24 m 6 a

— — Army Estimates, IH m 6

— Arrest of a Mao Named Bartrand, as a
Spy, 7/6S-8 ; 6e

of Joseph ChMys, and hia Wifa, 28 ai 66

—29 w 6 s

Asuooiatlon of Industiy and Agricfolturat

Dinner. 10 jr 6 d

— Astronomical Society Meeting, 17 m 6 4I

— Attempt to Rob a Railway Passenger by
Chloroforming him. 13 / 6 6

— Bank of France, Clerk of, EmbeBles60\)0Of.
from, 1 7 ai 6 i

*— M. de iieaurepaire's Charges, 18 ; 3 a— 4 si
7a

— Bordeaux. Students' Disturbance at. 12 1 3 6

— British Chamber of Commerce, Meeting,
18m6s~I6 mho

— Shopkeepers in, and the French Customs
Senrice. Iff m 7 6

Budget, 20 ; 6 </

Case of ex- Lieutenant Boisson, 18 m 7 a

of Queen Maria Christina aud Princess

del Drago, 1 7 ai 6 <f

and ( hina, 6 f 6 ft— 10 ; 3 /

Chinese Legation, Mysterious Tragedy at,

13/6tf

— Court of Cassation— New Bill in the
Chamber. 3i ;6 a

— M. Delcasse on French Foreign Polioiy, 24
^6 o

— M. I>ennery's Bequest, 13 / 6 6
M. Paul Deschanel. 21 ; 6

— — ' Dreyfus Case eer every dnrfM paper
-^ Flight of Major Esierhacy, 2/86

Government Bill Carried, II / 7a

Letter on. 16 « 7 «/

Resignation of M. Quesnay de Beaiir»-

paire. U ; 8 a— 12 1 8 a

— and England, 2 ; 8 e

— M. Etienne on French Colonial PoUiqr, 7 si
6a
-» Explosion at Boorges, 24 si 6 6

— M. Fanre. MoTcments of , 8 / 6 s

— Mme. Faure's Letter of Thanks to iba
GoTernment. 1 m 6 d

— Foure u Mission, 24 « 6 6

— French MaritUne League, 3y 3 6
— — Shore Question, 4 j 8 e

— Senate^ Election of President, 4 ai 7 a

— New President's Assumption of Oflksa,
8ai76

— . and the German Emperor, 17 j 6 e
*- and Germany, 19 ; 6 li

— GoTemmeut and the Leagues, 8 ai 6 a

— Great Damage Done by HeaYy Baioi in, %
J3/

March 81 1F99.J palmbb'b ihdbx to ^ thx timbb** nbwspapbb.

Gas

Tkanoe {eontiMned),
— — loflueoza in, 24 » 5 6
—^Institute of (^Til BnRineert, 80 ; 5 r
— — InTMion of England, HI ml a— 8S m 7 «

— and Italy, 8 / 6 tf-S!8 m 5 c -31 m 3 t
^— M. Janres on England. 23 m 5 A

— M. Loubet and the ProTincial Preis As-
pooiation. \7 m 5d

— — Major iMarchand's Father^ a Tobacco
Depot Granted to, 13 r 6 ^

— viiirtne Pigeon Pott, 16 m 5 tf

— Meraoriiil to Vercingettiris. 9 i 5 e

— Military Press Syndicate. Banquet, SOin 8 ^
^— Miscellanous News, sm each <ifiy*t pnper

— ^ Sir B. Moiison, Bomoared Kecall of, 4

-*~and Mnscat, IO/5e*U / 7 e— 18/60^

14/ 5 6^4 m 5ft— 6m« h
Navy. 21 t 5 /— 8 / 3 6

lilstimates, 18 m 7 a-20 m 7 <f— 21 m 7 a

—22 M 7 '/— 24 m fih

— New Tear in, 278/

— Duke of Orleans, Deputation of French
Artisatis KeoeiTedby. 81 t 6 a

— — and tbe Italian QdYernment, 6 mUd

and the Jemiesse KoyalistA, 14/ 6'tf— 18

/7/

— JohnOrth. IB / 6e

— Patrie Francaise League, 2 / 8 tf — 8 j 4 a—
4 ; 8 c— 6 f i5 6— 6; 6 r— 10 » 6 /-lO ; 8 6— U

J 8 0-22 /6 6— 28/5 <2
''-^' Persons Fined for Disorderly Conduct at
M. Faure*« Funeral, Pardoned, 15 ml ft

— Pioquart Case. 20 j 5 <i- 8 m 5 a— 4 m 7 ci—
U M ft e

— Police Instructions, 28 / 6 ^

-^ Kaids on the French f^agufs, 2 /a 5 r

— Post Office Sarings BHnkii. Ueport. 1 4 « 5

— Presidency— Election of Af. Loubet, 20/5
a— 21 / 6 c

Foreign Comments, 20 / 6 e

->— - President Loubet's vf essage, 22 /5a
*— Presidential Prospects, 14 / 1 h
- — Prosecution of French Deputies, 25 / 7 a^
27 / 5 0— -68 / 6 /

— Revenue Returns, 7/6/— 16; 5 /

— Revision Bill. 2d / 5 <2-l m 5 (1—2 i« 5
BeTolution of 1848, an Article on. 18 / 5 5

— Mr. Khodes' Scheme, IH m 1 h

— *^ Sale of Old Houses in the Place Vendome,

24 M 6 /'
.^ and Siam, 6 1 8 a -6 / 5

— Toulon Explosion, 14 si 5
Trade Returns, 18/56

— Trial of .Vlr. Gobier. 14 m ft d— In ml 4
— • Unreihng a Bust of Frederick Lemaitre, 80

; 5

— and the Vatican and Italy, Iti « 5 cf

— Prince Victor, 6 / 5 f
France in 1898, 4f 12 d^S j 5 /

^— and Abyssinia. II m 14 a

^— Destruction of Wolves in. 6 ; 2 /

•^ Foreign Trade of , 2 1 16a

and Italy in the Bed Sea, I4y 5 e

and the Vatican. 10 j 8 e

France*s (iratitude. 4 m II /

Fraooo-Italiau Relations, 2 j 8 / 9 j 5 e— 10

i8 5-S6;8<i-27i 8 e-SO /5 /---ll / 7 0-*

18/65
Franco-Busiian Alliance and European Armm-

ments. Letter on, 28^ 9
Franco-Scottish Society, Meeting, 25 / 16
Free Labour Protection Association, Meeting, 20

jlc

French Chamber of Commerce, Annual Banquet,
I /60

— Christmas Books, Letter on, 6^ 15 s

-— (Uaims in Newfoundland. Letter on, 7 / 11 /
— — Colonial Policy, Letter on, 7 j 1 1 </
— — Commerce in the Bast. Letter on, 4/100—

I8» 90
«— Indo-China, 1 1 Jir 7

in Newfoundland, 16/65

— Socialists, 1 1 m 14 a

— — Submarine Boats, 17 ; 5 a

■ and others. Letter on, 18 1 10 5

— in West Africa. II / 5 0-17 / 5 r
Frenchman, Arrest of. for Murder. 1 > Bd
Fieshaeld (D. W.) on Mr. Lander's Travels, 14

,«/— 197I6A '2^j\0/
Frewen (Moreton) on Colonial Trade with Great

Britain. 4/ 13
— » on the Salmon Hatcheries of the United

Sutes. 8 7 1 1 /
Froehel Society 27 i \\ ri
Fry (Sir Kdw.) on Industrial War and CompuU

sory Arbitration 1 1 ; 6 a
Fulham. Attempted Murder and Suicide at. 15

m 12 d
Fund for Lady Visitors in Parishes, Letter on,

3 •»• I n d

Funds, English and Foreign. «m siMry dajj^'a paper
Future of the Sudan, Letter on. 7 / 11

O.

Qaine (W. B. L.) on the Telephone Service, 24

Gales. 2;8a-8;» s-4 ; 4 r*5 ; 9 d— 18; 4 <i
— 14 ; 8 a— 16 ; 6 </^l7 ; 60 -18 ;6 </»33 i 7
0-24 « IOer-13/ 10 ''-14/ II c— 15 / II /

Gallon ( Francis) on Shows at the Boyal Agricul-
tural HaU. 24/ 15 a

Gambia 1 7 / 5 /

Gammell (R. L) on Post Oifloe Delays, 2Sm9 f

Gamete ( Dr. R.; Proposed Presentation to. on
his Betirement from the British Museum, 24
m ft

Garratt (Canon Samuel) on the Crisis in the
Church, 24 ; 7 (/

0A8:— »

— Barnet District Company. 17 / 14 6

Brentford (Company, i / 180— 11 / 16/

— Bromley Consumers' Company, 15 / 4 /

~ Crystal Palace District c>>mpany, BJ 14 h
—18/ 14
— ^ Douglas Company, I m 12 il

— Gas Light and Coke Company, 24^ 8 (f— t
y 18d

— Harrow and Stanmore Company, 27 / 4 cf
^-> Liverpool United Company, 'i3 / 4

Metropolitan Company, 28 / 8

— San I'aulo, 20 m 4

— Sheffield United Company. 20 / 11 /-.17 m

«/

49

Gas

PALH KR*fl IHDJa ^ Ta THX TI1CX8 ^ ITBWSFAPKB.

FJan 1 to

•as {ryniimif^y,

South MecropoUtan Ccimpanj,, I / IS «—

./ 14 c
»"- State of Shares Id Companies, s ss wry

Oaucne (Sir W. F.) at Norwich. 18 f 10 </
Gedge (Kev. A. A. L.) on the Proposed Eddie

y^ood Soldiers* Institute, Sl^prnQiiffa ^0^2f
— ^ (Sydney) on the Crisis in the Church, 20

;86
General Power Distrihufelng Bill, Letter on, 20

m 3«
» — Cowppny's Bill 28 / % 1
GeneTS ConTention and Naral Warfare. 6 / 5 /
Geographical Association, Annual Meetlng» 12

" Society, Meetinff. 24 ; 7 6
Geolofrical Socie^ of [/ondon, 16 M ''— 31 / 8 6
German and Am^ricao ComoMrci'il Relations,

1 1 / 3 «
«— . and Hcltish Co operation in Africa, 29 » 6 a
^! — Colonies, 26 y 6 n —8 m7 e
Emperor's Tour in Syria, Letter on, 8> 4 /

". Yi«it v> t>h« £••(. 796c

-^— Letter on. 9 > 10 /

-*^— Fpre^ Polioy in 1898. 6 / 4 e

- New Guinea, 81 m 8 #

-^-> Society of Benerolence, Annual Dinner, 21
m.b d

Trade with America, 14. r 5 a

Germsns ^l Afripv ?3. « 5 d— 25 m 7 6,-27 vw7 a

- in the (^amfftNin*. 28 ; 7 «
-r- ^^ K^iao^chae. 7 / 6 c^— I / 5 i
aERMAKT:—

"f-r Agrarian League, Annual Coiigresai 1 6 / 5 6

«— - and America^ IZ / 5 s;

Army Bill, 11/7 a— 16 / 6 A— 16/ 6 f— 28

/ 5e— 27/ 4 a— 2 m 6 « 9 in 6<y— lOm 6 d-*

14 la 6 q— 15 m 7 c— 16 m 5 o— 17 «i 5 or-.17 m

b a — if* m 7e
^T^ Prince and Princess Bismarck, Hemaias of,

Itemoyid to Friedrichsruh. IH m 5 a
■ Placed in thc^ Mausoleum, 17 la 5 5

T — Budget. 2() ) 5 tf
— — Herr ton Bulow on Poreiffn Affairs, 1 m 5 /

I)r Busch V Bismarck. 2i m &d

and the (^iirolims. 12 ; 8 c<

Case of Prof, liana Uelbruck, 27 m 8 a-«-28

Commercial Development of. 22 « 18 •

Death of Count Ton Cap^vi, 8^5 /— 26 /

7f

and England and Amemca. 28 ; 6 s

•^ ExpulMtms f roa» North Schleswig, 4 f 8 /«•
9;5/ — ll/» — 14 ; 7 c- 26 ;8 6-20y 6rf
^-* Finance. 4/76
-r- and Kraace. 2i y 5 6- 27 / 6 s
-»— German Emperor and Art, 2 / 4 a

Birtliday of, 2:5 1 7

r Health of. 8j4 6-4; 3s-6J6s— 10

jfid

— * and the Marines, 4 m 7

MoTemenUof, 20 7 5 «^25 /ft 6— 26i 8

6—3 / 8 d-^a / 5 a-*16 m 7 0—21 m 7 6—28 m

bd
and Naval Recruits. 8 « 5 6

Mr. Goschen's Speech, 18 m 8 a
60

Qermaiiy {continued),

— Jef uit Laws, 26 9 8 0.

— * Miscellaneous News, mm wiry day's paotr
". — Navy, I2i8rf

— New Loans, «0 j n rf-SI J 5 6—2 / 8 e

Mr. Rhodes in BerliD, 11 « 7 6—18 «■ 5 6 -

14 m,5 o— 16 SI 7 c— J« la 6 a— 17 m 6 a-2l m
7 6-22 m 7 6

-«-^ and Rumania, 10 » 5«

Sanatoria for CoBPumptives, 10 f 8 /

Silver Wedding of the Duke and Duchess

of Saxe-Cnhurg and Gotha. 24 i 6 d— 24 jSc

and Turkey, I f5 6—4 / 7 a-21 / 6 /

and the United Slat^ 16;6a— 17f 5«-2

/^e- 18 /6 r'-.l6/6a—7»6 0-lOm6a
Ghent Exhibitfon, 7 M /f

Horticnltunl Congfess. 9 / 6 a

Gibraltar (Bp. of) on the Crisis in the Cbarch,

28 m 12 a

— Presentation to, 8/6.0

Gibson (Bernard) on the Natural History

Museum, 18 /40
GifPen (Sir R.) on the Exoesa of Imports, 18^8

a-21 i^d

— on the RelatlTe Growth of the OomponenI
Parts of the Empire, 15 / 10 a

Gilbert Lectures, 24 ; loy— 1 / 14 0-8 / 4 rf—

14 / lOe
Girdlestone(Rev. R,B.) on the Obedience of

the Clergy, 10/ \0 d
Girls' Friendly Society^ Letter on. 6 i 1 1 a
PubUe DiHy ^hooli^ AoAVial Meothig, 28 f

Se
Ghtoa CoUege, Cambridge, 4 m, ^8 /

Letter on, 7f 10/

Giseh Museum, Letter on, 12/ 18, o

GUdstone and the DisffoiutMHi ^74, Letter on, 7

; 1 1 6
GUdslooe Memorial F«nd, Letter on, 7 / 1 1 0—

25 / l5 4/~28/d/
National Memorial, 7 ; 6 /— 28i 6 /— 30 j 6

rf-8IH2r 3/7yr-14y6/— 17/2 /— 4ai

12^— I7p 106
Gladstone's Face, Letter on. 17 i 7 s
Glasgow International Exhibition. 1901» 8 si 12 e

Iron Trade, 80 f 6 /

University. 6 / 6 i-21 fllf

Glenny (W. W.)on the Barking Expb^n^ 10
; 9/

Glyceripated Calf Lymph. 80«i 4 il

Gold Coast. 27 M 7 ^

and Silver Wyre Draweis' Company Din-
ner 9ia 14^

Goldie ( Sir George) on Nigeria. 1 7 M r

Goodwin (Wm.) on Argentine Agriculture, 27

7 H r

Gordon Boys' Home, 9 / 10 6

— » (Gen.) Sermon on the Death of, 80 ; 10 6

( Dr. H. L.) on the Prevention of Tubercu-
losis. 7 ; lOe

MemorialCTollege,2/8/— 4/6 6— 6j8/-
9|l06-IO;9/-ll;4<»— 14j9a— 16; II d
-19; lle-28;8c— 24j U rf— 8/ 10/— 16/
6€— 16/ IO<>-27yaa— 4« 11/— 11 lasm—
I8mll /

Gore ^ Canon Chas.)on the Crisis in the Church,
27 1 6 tt— 8 / 8 0— lb J 4tJ

IfarchSL. 1899.]

PAUm's niDKX TO ^ THK TIKIS ** RBWSPAPKB.

tfai

Gont (Sir John) oo Education, 12 r 8y
-* and the Rector of Flint. 10 w 10/
— — and the Tmioing of Tencbeni, I » 8 /
Qotch (t^rofeweor) on Electric Fish 3 * m <t il
Qo.uvii (G»D. 8ir n.) on a Story of FiroMfaah'—

an Historical Incident. 24 / \oe
Govld fOhas.) on VHcdfiation, 14 / 16 e
Gonrand(CoLG. B.) on Discharged British-

American SoMierti. 9./ 10 f
GuTernment snd London TraflSa 9 m 12 i

Of&ces. Kew. 22 m 14 a

, and the Rnting of Tithe, 28 / 10 A «4 /8 a

— - of the Sudan, Letter on 21 ; 8 A— 28 jSe

— and the Telephones, Lf tter on, 8 m 14 a
Oower (K. S.; on the King Alfred Millenarj, 11

Gmcefal Act, Letter on. 8/15 b

Graham (C'. L)on Irish Unirersity Eduoation» 3

/5/
Granger (Judge T. C.) on the Peniyn RaHway

Accidi^nt, 14 f 12 r
Grant (Bp. Abrahim) on West Africa, 20 m 8 /
OranTille (Dr. Mortimer ) on Certifiable Insanity,

\] i\2 d
GsftTe of Keats at Rome Letter on. 14 / 10 /
Grsy (Rev. C. N.) on the Crisis in the Church,

20 ; 8 0—27 j 8 o
Gray's Inn, Grand Day, Dhiner, 21 J 8 5—28

f Kh

Great Britain and France. 9 1 6 a— 10 <8 b

on ihe Nile, 8 « 7 6

— ^. and Muscat, Letter on, 26 / 15 tf
— and the Netherlands. 4 / 12 /
ii--r- New American Ambassador to, 12 J 8e

— and Portugiil, 4/7 <»— 28 / 5/
-*— « and Russia in. Asia, 21. « 7 «

— snd Spain, 15/60

tt:- and the United States, I^erter on, 28 m 10 d

Great Engineering (Combination, 1 m U ^

- — Pygmy Forest. 9 f 6 «

Greater BrUain Exhibition. 10 y 4 /

Greaves (C. A.) on the Recent Eclipse of the.

Moon. 5; 5 a
Greco-Turkish War, 7/6 0^18 /6s
O&EEOE:—

— Athens, Gift of Over a Quarter of a Million
Sterling to. 28 m 6 ^

— General Election in, 20 / 8 6—21 / 5 /
TT" 4Aispellaneou8 News. 10 ; Sy— 11 / 4 a— 14

j 7 ,i_27 / 8 0—18 m 5 0^17 m 5 «

— Postal and Telegraphic Ar^gements in,
11 Ma

— Presentation of War Medals to Women by
the Queen of , 8 ; 4 </

Green (F.) on Letter Tards, I./ 4 d

Green- Army tage 00 Obedience of the Clergy, 4

jl f
Greenfield and CracknaU, on Royal Opera House,

Covent Garden. 1»;60
Ureshani Lecture s, ^timhb

in Music. (4./ 11 a— 20/ 14 d

Gretton (John jun.) on the Ordnance Factories,

3;8/
Grey (Sir E.) at Hexham, 8 / 1 1 a

in Liverpool, 21 ; 6 «r

at Oxforti, 27 / 10 /

at Heading, 14 mil/

GriiBth(N.K.) on the Working of the Woi*.

men's Compensation Act, 7 / 14 /
GiigBon (Bev. \¥. B.) on the Criiis in the

Church, 17/15/"
Grimthorpe (Lord) on the Crisia. in the Choieh,

28.; 12/2—27/7^^4 m I8a-7«8il
on Undlstinguisbable Streets, 11 / 9/— 19

|9 /
Grocers Association and W. H^ Iioag, Fedam-

tionof. 17 / 4 /
Grosvenor Hospital 18 / 3 <f

— Letter on. 2"* / « /

Groves ((X E.) on the Royal Commission on the

Lendon Water Supply. 25/ 12 «
Guam and the (Caroline tslands, 2 / 8 d
Guardiana and Deserted Children, Letter od. 9a

/ ««
Guild of Church Mnaiciana, Annual Dinoer. 18

i4 /
Guildhall, Children's Dionee at. 4 / 4 <f

Library. Thieves at, 8 « 106

— Hchool of Music, 25 / 8 d-rA m 18 /— 80 m
\%d ^.

Guinness Trust. 1 1 m 8 a

Gully ^W. C.) on Old Parliamentary Jonniab.

10/8/

H..
Hadtney, Electrio Ligfatiag Sohema for. 26/14

6-8»4tf

Horse Sode^'s Shoir. 12 / 8 ^

Society io Aid of. th9 Ch0«f len'a Hotpiul,

Annual Ulpner, %\i^o
Haggard (ft. Rider) on Dr. Neufeld. 9 /. 12 •
Haldanp (R, B.) on Liberalism, 7 /.8e

— ( -) at Windsor, 24 1 8 <»

Hale (CoL Lonsdale) on the hospital Ship aipd

the Ondurman Campaign, 21/ 14 e— 8 m 15 5

Half-timers in the Weaving Ti«d» 8,/ 9 s~26y

5r
Halifax (Lord) on the Crisis in the Church, 8 f
10 0-11 / l> 0-lm 11 s— 2ia 10^— 2iia 14 «
Halrtbury (Lord) on Education, 19 ; 10 tf
HaU«well ( H. B.; on Our Wreckage, 8/ 6 A
Hamilton (Lord Claud) and the QovemmenL 7

Mil/

-r- (Lord G.) at Hanley, 27 / 7 /

■ and the House of Commoos, 20 at 18 if
on India, 28/8 <l

— (Sir R. y.) on French Commerce in the
East, i; IO0

Hammersmith Proposed Technical Institute for

24 M 4 / '

Hampstead Heath Protectbn Sooie^t Annual

Meeting. 24 / 2 /— 2 m 14 6

HospiUl, € / 4 tf— 6 m 10 <f

Hannah (Rev. J. J.) on Mr. Uoyd-Geoige and

Gace's Oitechism, 17 m 12
Haroourt (L. F. V.) on Enghieering Laboratoiy

at Oxford. 7 / 4 a ^ ^

C Vernon) on Inland Navigation, 19/ 10 a

(Sir W.) on the Apologia of the Bisbonsu

l7yi2A

on the Bishops* Veto, 4/18 b — 8y 10 /

on Confessional as It isi 6 y 8 5—10

j 10 c

and his Constituents, 4 / 9 /
on the Crisis In tlie Church, 14 / 10 a

61

Ear

PAlJiKB*a INDKX TO ^* TBK TIMES ** NBWSPAPKB.

[Jan. ) to

Harconrt (Sir W.) OQ the Interpretation of the

Rubrict. 2tt ; 6 A
■ on the Lait/, their Righu^and Powers.

90 j 12 a
— — ^ on the Obedience of the Clergy. 2 1 7 /
^-^~> oti Open Rebellion, ^ m He

on the Powers of the Bisliops and their

Veto. 19; Hti

— " and the United ELingdom AUianoe, 5

and Young Wales, \9j7d

(Sir W. V.) oo the Mutiny of the Priests,

289 IV a

Hardcastle (Henry) on the Brabazon Employ-
ment Society. 17 i 3« --2H ; 7 d

Hardwicke Papers and the British Museum, 20
/7ii

Harrison (P.) on Imperial Expansion, 2 ; \0 d

Harrow School 2 / a /-27 m 1 1 c/— 81 mAe

Harrow-on- the- U ill. Fatal Motor Car Accident
at, 2 mSc

-^ Letterson,27/6/— 28/ 106

Havana H i tt 6

Attacks on the Police in, 2 1 m 7 /

Bawke ^John) on Betting in Racecourse En*

closures, 18 « 11 /— *^tf m 7 <
Hawkings (John) Disclaimer, 8 ; 4 /
Hawkins ( Rer. E. C.) on the Uite Rer. M. 8. A.

Walrond. 81 m 6 <
-i-* (Sir Henry) Letter on, 9 t 6 e
■■ Peerage, Letter on, 8 ; 4 «

Heald (W. N.) on the Crisis in the Church, 28

; 12/
Health of the RiTiera. Letter on, 12^ 9 s
Healthy London Parish, Idjid
Hearn (P.) on the London Street TrafBc B1I1,|81

SI lOf
Heat of the Moon, 10 / 10 /
Heaton (Uenniker) and Imperial Penny Postage,

24 m 10
Hellenic Society. Meeting, 24 / 8 /
Henderson (A. N.) on Guardians and Deserted

Children, 20 / 8 •
Heneage (Lord) on Home Rule and Electoral

Reform, 14/ 10 tf
*— on Home Rule and Liberalism in 1899, 9

Henry-Reinach Trial Letter on, 81 / 8 a
Benson (Rer; U. H.) on the Confeecional as it is,
iOj 10 e

— on the Crisis in the Church. 17/7 a— 28 m
126

Hetefofd (Bp. of) on the Crisis in the Church, 7
/12^

— » oil Industrial War and Compulsory Arbi-
tration, 8; 126

— Presentation of an Address to, 18 m 9 e
Hertford, Alleged Murder at. 10 m 7/
HeTer Cai'tle, Kent, Letter on. 28 ; 18 e
Hicks-Beach, ss» Bbaoh

Higgins (Tlios.) on Obstructions in Street

Traffic, 2 IK 6/
HighRenU in Whitechapel 18; 9 e
High Water at London Bridge, te§ every daya

papur after Ship Nxws,
Higher Broughton, Murder and Suicide at, 25 m

7/
82

Highland Society of London, Annual Dinner, 22
m 18/

Hiiey (J. H.) on Lamps in St. James' Park, S.
W. Uf 15 if

Hill (Lord Arthur) on Irish Industries Associa-
tion—a Warning. 18 / \0 e

(John) on Loudon Diocesan Board of

EdacMtion. 20fli4 /

(OctATia) on Open Spaces, 3j 6 e

Historical Play in SwitierUnd. Letter on. 17

;14/
Hoare (H. E.) on the State Children's Associa-
tion. 10; 6 r

— (ReT. R. W.) on the Lady Wimbome'e
Donkey Story. 8» ; 8 /

Hodge (S. R.; on the School for Tropical

Diseases, 8 i 13 6
Hogan (I). A.) on the Inquest on Riehard

Mercer. 2 ; 8 •
Holdich (Sir T. H.) on Exploration in Tibet, 23

Hoidsworth (Alfred) ofi the Crisisin the Church,

20 ; 8 <l
Hole (Dean) on Dickens, 9 / 4 c
Holland (F. C.) on the Gladstone Memorial 28

Hollowell (Rev. J. H.) on Parents and Ejuoa-

tion Act 80 m \0d' •

Holmes (Isabella M.) on Secret Burial Place s

19; 7/
Holy Places in Palestine. 6 ; 8 /
HolyoNke (Q, J.) on (he Demand for Workmen's

Trains, 10 m 2/
Home Arts and Industries Association. Annual

Exhibition, I «i 6 /
— and Foreign Railway Rates, Letter on, 14 si

Sr

— for French and English Governeses,
Matinee in Aid of. 28 m 10 c

Rule and Electoral Reform, Letter on, 14/

lOi— 17/ 2/

and Uberalism in 1899, Letter on. 9^6/

Teaching Society for the Society, Annual

Meeting. II m 8 a
Homes of St. Barnabas, Meeting in^Support of,

23/6/

— for Waifs and Strays, 7 / 18 •
Honduras, 8;' 6 a

Honey (WmO on the London Gtorernment BiU,

22 m 8/
Hong Kong as a Port of Call. Letter on, 9/156
Hooley's (^hai^ges of BUnkmsiliog, 8 ; 4 s
Hospital Saturday Fund. 2d ; 9 /
Ship and the Omdnrman (Ikmpaign, Letter

on, 21 / 14«— 8 m 16 ^
for Sick Children, 28 m 6 /

— Sunday Fund, 20 i 6 /

in London in 1898, 6 ; 11 /

Hospitals and Rates. Letter on, 18/ 10 /
Hotel Great Central Letter on, 4 / 18/

— and itestaurant Protection Society, Annual
Dinner, 18/ 14/

Houghton ( W.) on For Livingstone's Sake, 4 m

10 c

House of (^harity, Annual Meeting. 17m 18 /

— of Commons an 1 Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, Letter on, 10/ 16 d

March 81, 1899.] palmbb'b dtdbz to '* thb tiiu8» " vbwspapsb.

Inh

House of Lords. Lefrtl Cases, sm Citil Aotiowi
— Letter on, 17 / 15 «
Hoasing of the Workinff Classes Aid. W.

Thompson's Report on, 7 / ft /
Howe (Samael) on Paint in St. Paul's Cathedral,

24 M /
Howell (Qeo.)oD Statute Law Rerision, 10 f ft s
Howorth (Sir H. H.) on the Franco* Russian

Alliance and European Armaments, 28 ; 9 «

on the Spelling of Himalaja, 83 n2 A

Hughes ( Her. C. J.> on the River Brent 25 ; 1 1 «
-— (Rev. H. P.) on the Irish Unirersitj Ques-
tion, 1/70

and the Liberal Psrt7, 8/10 tf

Humidity in Spinning Fatories, 14 i 11 /
Humyhrejs and Son, on the Charge against

Rector of Nantwich, S t i d
Hangarian Village Pestival, 7 m 9 «
Hunter (Sir A.) at Lancaster. \ fH e
— — (Sir R.)on EltfCtion of Parish Councillors,

Swift/

Tenure of Office Bill, 14 n 12 6—20 mSd

Hunterian Oration. 1ft / 10«

HurreU (Rev. W. P.) on St. James' School,

Northampton, 4 m 4 tf
Hutchinson (John; on Twentieth Century, 8

ib0

L
nford Murder, 6 m 10 s
Illicit Commission! in Trader 17/ 8 d
Illuminated AdvertisemeQts, 81 ; 7 e
Imperial Institute, Conoerts at, 10/4 e«4 mSo

I'oolcerj and Food £zhibition at. 9 m 18 <i

.^— Lectures at. 18 j 4 c— 20 ; 12 6— 8ij 10 a—

21 / 11 r—1 fli 18 /
«— Letter on, ft i 7 «
—— Meeting. 24 iM ft •
Imperial Penny Post. Letter on, 1 m 8 /

Postage, 18/ 6i— ift / 7 /

South Africain Asf odation, 27 j Ij

— University for India, 21 ^ Kb

War Fund. Annual Meeting. 18 / 11 /

Imports. Excess of, Letters on, 20; 7 </— 21 ; 8 <f

—24 ; 14 a

Income Tax. 6 » 10 /

in New Zealand. 19/ II a

Incorporated Association of Headmasters, An-
nual Meeting. 14; 9 f— 16 I 7 6

— Law Society, Dinner, 19 9 10 s
Meetmg. 28i 18

^— Society of Medical Officers of Health, Meet-
ing, 14 18/

— — of Authors, Annual Meeting, 1 m 14 a

— - of Musicians. Annual Conference, 4/9/
-ft; 8/— 6; 10 /— 7j 10/

Indefatigable, Annual Meeting, 9 m 18 cf

IxiDIA:—

— > Agra Municipality, 18 / ft e

^— Asiatic Society of Ben^ Annual Meeting,
8 / 3'i

— Attack on Americans near Delhi. 18 / ft •

— Budget. 21 M 70—28 m fta

Case of the Plague at Bhandara, 11 / 8 if

— Cawnpur Chamber of Commeroe^ Dinner,
28j ft a

Church and State in, 28 / ft o

«— Lord Cttcxoa, Astoiqptioa of Office, 7^6 a

ladim f'onftiiMsci).

— Ix)rd (Tunon and the Calcutta Trades
Association. 1 / ftc

and the Central Mahomedan Association,

l./ftc

— on Industrial Enterprise in Bengal, 24

/ft/

MoTementa of 2 • 8 a— 4 / 8 a— 9 / ft ff—

1 1 ./8 rf-12 1 3 «— 14 i 7 A-4 / 7</-18 / 6 «^
4 m7 0— 6m6a— HI mHo

— Elgin. MoTsments of. 2 / 8 «
on his Tern of Office, 8 1 3 a

Finance 20 m 7 b

Frontit-r. Daring Daooity on the. 18 /ft e

Fighting, 8 / ft 6—9 / ft e— 11 / 7 /-4 m

Id

Tetter on, 8 / ft 6

— and German Exports, 23 m ft «
KhaibarPsss Itf/fts— 17flfft6

— Sir A. P. Msodonnell, on Indian Prospects,
28jfta~279 8/

— Medical Work in. 4 SI 7 «

Miscellaneous Nrws, 21 9' ft (y-.2ft > 6 u— 8 /

ft 6-11 /7y-18/8 6-8iii7a-80m8 6

»*lague. 12 i 8 /— 80 / ft if— 8 / ft e-9 / ft e

—11 /7/-l6/fts-17/ft e-27/6 6~2}Mft
/— 7mftfl~10jRft 6— 1ft « 7/— 21 M7e

— — Commission of Inquiry into^ 2/4 6—4
fSa^bjli/~6j 6 6— 18/8 /— 14^ 7 6— 16
/ 6 6-21 / ft e— 23 ; ft r— 24 ; ft /— 26 / 8 «-27
jf 8 /— 80 ; ft d - 1 / ft 0— 8 / 8 a — 4 / 7 e -6 / 6
0.8 / ft c— 18 / ft /— 14 / 6 6— 1ft / ft «— 16 /
ft «-20 / 6 0-23 / ft 6-;.2ft / 7 /— 28 / ft /— 8
m ft /~8 m 7 e— 9 m ft/— 16 m b s— 22 m 7 /—
2Smbf

Poena Murders, 10 / ft /—1 1 / 7 /*— 18y 6 a

— 6iN66-9mft6

Sugar Bill, ^1 m 7 d— 24 m 5 s— 29 m ft

— ^— Letter on. 80 m 4 6

— » Duties. 1^2 m 7 a

Messrs. Thomas' Annual Tea Report, 18 /

86

I

Trade with Central Asia. 19 9 ft a
Bp. Welldon's Enthronement, 3/3 <i— 4 /

7d
India in Parliament, 16 m 2 y
Indian Uailway Policy. Letter on, 6 /8f

Afifairs, 18 / 7 a--9 m 12 a— 28 si 8 a

—^ Government and Indian Opinion, 28 / 8 a

National (^ongress. 2 ; 8 6

-— Public Opinion on the Indian Sugar Bill,

Letter on, 28 m 8

Trade. 27 ; 4 a

Industrial Farm Colony, Duxhurst, Reigat8,28

/ II
— War and (Compulsory Arbitration, Letter

on, 2 / 6 /— 8; ft li -4; 8 0-6 j 12 6— 7y 10/

—11 f6a-14; I80— 1798r
and the Condition of New Zealand, Letter

on, 6 M2 a
Inebriates Act, 1898, 8 / 9 6—4 / 7 0— 31 / 7 tf—

1ft m 14
Ibebriety among- Women, 23/ II
Influenxa and the House of Commons, Letter

on,20M4/-27Hifta
Inhabited House Duty Repeal Association and

the Chancellor of the flicheqqgr, 27/ 8 e

63

^

P^'LHlOt'S INDSZ t6 ^ THE TIMI8,'* ITEIVltPiPftft.

IJto. 1 to

Injured Homes In London RtreeU, Letter on. 98

Inner Temple. Grand Day, Dinner, 8ft « 4 6
Inmi of Ooart and Aliens, Letter, 2%mSe
INQUESTS:—

— A««crolt CoUlersr Kxplosioe, PerBOot Kil-
led by 14/ 12 tf

— Ane^'U, Caroline. Poisoned. 20 m 8 d

— - A ah worth, Joseph, and his Wife, Found
Dead. 28 m 10 /

— - Barking Ezploston, Persons Killed at the.
10 f 9 /~14 7 6ij— 18 j tf /—H/ II <«~ll f9e

'-—' Barrett, Wm.. and Rich. 8eels, Killed by a
Colliery Expiation. 16 »* l-'a

(Moyne, Friend and Browne, Four
Artillerymen, Accidentally Drowned. H f6 a

— Bickford, Helen. Found Dead 'ii m 13 /
— ~ Birmingham, Mary Ann, Died from the
I Effects of an Hlegal Operation. 4 ; 9 d^\^j 7 e

Persons Killed by the Fall ot a Uoof at

Christ (Thurch at II / U*)

— — Bowman, Bobt., who Comsaltted Snldde, 3

— » Boyd. Dr., Accidentally Poisoned, 4 m U <?
*-* Bragg. Louisa, Died through 8elf Starra-

tion, Hj9f
«»- Brlesenick, ft German Woman named,

Murdered. 9 « 9 /— 23 in 12 d

— Broderiek, Patience, Accidentally Poisoned,
lUf 9/

— Brooke, J. T«, who Oemmitted Suicide. 3 /

«/
— - Brooks, Isaiah, who Committed Suicide, 6

«— Bury. Man and Woman, Found Dead ftt, I

/d0--3/9/
*— Byford, Wm., and Wm. Potter, Died from

Poisonous Ofts, 8 ; 9 /

Conley, John. Killed by a Fall, 11/14^

Daris, Klis.. Found Dead, 1 7 ; 6 ^

— ^ Derine, Calh., who OommHted Snioide, HI
j7e

Dooley, John^ Killed in a Fire, 9/ 41 s

— ^ lavin, W. J^ Killed in « Quarrel A f 1$ f
«-* Erans, Edw., Killed in a Railway Accident,

16i 6 d

Miss, and Aliss Barker, Killed by nn Bx-

pbsion,«0M4^

«-— Foster, Thof^ Killed on the Raflwfty, 14

Fothcrby, — , who Committed Suicide, 4 /

8/
_ - Fryer. Bliz., Found Dead, 18m d 6

— . Oibblos, Geo., Died from Syncope, 18 / 87

— ^ Goodale, Herbert, and his Wife, Murder

•BdSticide. 14 m 12^

— > Green. Bdw., Died from Syncope, 2 mil*

Mrs. Edw.t Murdered by her Husband, 2

Us

Groenleaf. Alfred, Found Dead, 8 / 6y

^^urrison, E. G«, Murdered, 20 m tf
Higson, Private Thos., 18 m 12 6
HoUiday, Charles. Died Irom Want. 4 / 9rf
aft<4cs ftod King, Two Children, Killed on
the Bailwa/, 31 m 4 /

^ JagOb V/. H^ |UM through Jumping o«t i
of ft Train whilst itwftsin Motion, 8 « 9/ \
64 .

In^uetta {continuBd)
- Johns. Wm.. Killed by the LiSkeard Ex-
plosion. lO* 97

— Johnson, Godfrey. Found Dead, 15 / 7«
«— Karolyi, Count F., who (committed Suicide,

IO1 12'>
Kenealy, Mary, Murdered, 28 ^ 9 6— Si

; n r

-— - Lambert Clam. Died irom Neglect, 4 / 9 tf
— - Largo, Geo. and Annie. Mdrdered, A f f^ f

— Lee, (^ntIvs, Died from a Rnptured Blood
Vessel. 6 ;^

LewiA, Wm., Died from the Effects df a

Football MaCch,2;5 /

Lihme, A. G., who CommittedSuieide, IK f

7/

^ M^Cftbe, a Woman and (^!ld named. Suf-
focated by an Escape of Gas, 12 ; b a

— — - Meadows. Mary E.. Murdered, 13 m ^0 t

— Melton. James, and Wm. Marchant, Killed
on the Jixilway, 15 / 7 1

•— * Montgomery, (^. A., and another, Killed in
the Regent's Park Sewer Accident. 24 m is! 6
Moore. W. H., Found Dead, 2 / 9 /

— Morrissey, Francis, Burnt to Deat^ 24

NichoUi. Mercy, Murdered, 21 m'\2e

— — > PerciTrtl, Wm. and Ettie, Murder and
Suicide, 28 i 9 6

Pitt. Col. R. D., Found Dead.iM / 10 r

Pugh. Samuel, Found Dead, 1478) —20

j6 a

Reid. John, Found Dead. 17 j 6 6—27 ; 1 1 </

~ Richardson. Ethel Foaad i>ead, 30 i« 4 ,

^— Kiclier. Maj >r. Killed iu a Motor Car Ac •
cident, 2 w 6 r

— Kttss, Bertha, Found Dead, 8 « HI 0—22 m
12 a

Sohaub, Paul, who Committed Soloide» 23

;96

— Short. Frances, Murdered, t8 m 13 s
^^^ Sneaili, Chas., Who C3ddiillitted •Suidlde. 3

m 8/
<i— Stacey, Thos.. and Ernest Goniain, Killed

by a Wall Falling on them, 6 V tf n
•i — Tomsett. E. G^ DiedVrom Exeeke of Drink,

^— Tbwnend, E. M.. Died from Wounds Re*

ceived in Battle, (9 / l(i f
Voller, Mary J.. FoCind Deiid. i i9 d

— WalptAe. a Seaman nam^. Killed iti
Quarrel 8 / 5 A

Watson, W. £4 who Commlced Suicide 2 )

m 12r
-i — Wells, Two Boys named. Killed in a Fire.

Whatmore, Prirate, Died from the iiffeecs

of a Stab, 3j 9 a

•^^.Whibley.Joho, «litfdersd 7fMe

Whitwick CoUiery. Persons KiUed in the

Fire at. I2;7'e

.*— WUbama Lewis, who Committed Suicide,
17; 8 6

— ^ WlliU, Sarah, SoffocsMd by Qaa, 9y«e

< — Wilson, Gee KiUed by the Fattof a Hoard-
ing, 6;9«

— « WooHoa, J oi o ph, Diad Uom iho'EOeeiftof

)ilarch 81, 18&91 fAUIJIB*8 tVDtX TO **TBft tiMlBS '' NilirSPAPlitt;

Srd

tilqnefti (t ontinwd, )

Kallinir.oatofs Window. 7 m 10/— IOm 10/

—14 41 lid
Inralvent Debtors' Coart, iee Baxkbuptot

CODRT

tnntUUte of Bankers. Mtetin^. 8/12/

— of Chartel'ed Adcount^nts of List S^ilc*-
oessfnl Cattdlrlates. 14 ylfi o

— — of Jounlalistfl and Mr. Hooley*s Charges of
Blackmailing. St Ae

— uf Marine Bnfjineers, 31 / 4 /

• — of SeereuHes. Annual Meetln^^ 23 m\Od
Institntes for Soldiers Itf / 1 W
Insiitiltion of (7ml Bnyineers. 24 / 6 a
— - Annual Dinner, hi m 10 /

— of Electrical Bngin^rs, Meeting. 8/4 6—3
IN 1 1 tf ^'16 m5§

tnttitntion of Junior Bngineers. Dinner, 30 / 14a
of Mt^tianical Engineers. Annual Meeting.
10/ 12 c
«-^- of Mining Metallurgy. Dinner. 80 m 7 /
~- of Nafai Arohitecu, Meetimes, 3 < m 10 ^ *

tttsnrance Companies, State of Shares id. s#e

tmrv day'it ttap4r
tnternatiunai Oongrdss of Women. 4/86

Bkhihition at • ool^^rdie, 7 ; 9 •

<— OtiOgrapliical Cungreiis SeTenth, 81 MO d

Peace Crusade Ejetter on. 8 / 4 /

interpretation of the Kubrics, Letter on, 26 / 6 6
IBiJLANil:—

— AleJcandm College. Dublin, 27 ; 6 6—8 / 4
d-4./ 8 6

All Ireland Evicted Tennnts* Contention,

81 IN 4 6
-^ Anti-Pamellite Party. 80 m 4 h
^— Appeal CommitfAion. Meeting. II i 7 f
-t^ Mn Arnold -Forster and his (/Onstituents, 4

./ 8 b— 6 / 6 Q

— Kelfast Chamber of CommertSe, Annual
Meeting, 81 ;' o r— i 1 m9 d

->— Consertatite Association, Annual Meet-
ing. 28 / 10 1
■ • ■ Corporation, Meeting, 24 ; 6 d
■' Harbour rrunt. Annual Meeting. 2S5 r 14 r
Linen Merchauts* Association, Meeting,

28 ; 7 6

and Northern Counties Railway, Urain

on Fire on the Narrow Gauge Section of , 1 4 m

7/
' — -> Town Hall Disorderly Scdnes at, 14 ift 7 /

Boycotting in. (> m 10 (1^18 m ti «<

'— British Medical Association, Dublin Branch

Annual Meeting, 7 / 6 /
<— - Case of Patrick Fit^rald. 6 m 10 <2
— ^-^ of Francis Oarvey, 22 m \2 d
■ ' ■ of vlrs. Ityan, 6 /« \0 d

• ■ " of Vesey Stoiiey. 20 m 6 a
->»^ Catholic University Question, ilj d 6
«— - Charleville, Kioto us bceae in, i7 « 9 c— 80

«^— - Churoh Association of Ireland, Anti-
Bitualist, Meeting. 81 m 4 6

•»— City and Suburban Racecourse and Amuse-
ment (.'Omptiuy, 28 la 10 </

-*— Dr. Clauty's Lenten Pastoral, 14 / 10 d

■x^ Commission on the Intermediate fidoMtioa

( Xreland (continued),

^ in, I2j8a-I3; 7/-l4i8 /— 19^10 d-20
j 10 6^*^5 I 10 i— 28j 4 a— 27; 6 6—287 ^ d
—2/8^-4/8 6

Components TUbe Company, Meeting, 2t /

10 6^28 m 10 d
*- Congested Districts, Meeting, 28 j 8 a-^Xi
fBf

Conserratora of Irish Fisberiet. Mietingi

7j Id

— County LimeriOk FozhouUds, Poisoning of
Two. 2 • H «

Death of Thos. Quill. 27 1 6 ^

— Deaths by Suffocation throUgb the Es<iapd
of Gas in Belfast, 5 ; 4 a

Mr. Dillon and the Paris Funds, 1 m 10 /

— Distubanoes in. 2 i 8 ^-7 9 7 <i— 10 ; 4 6

Dublin ^Sorough Coun<iil, 20 1 10 6—24 ; 6 i

— ' — ( *hamber of CommerOe, Annual Meetiu^,

1 /9/

Porporation, Meeting, 4 j 8 0— 8 m 18 ^

^— Earl of Du« raven at Croagh, 18 al 6 a
Elections, 13 m 6 a— 17 A 10 d-*17 m 10 8

~28m 10^—29 iS II <t
-^ Financial Relations Question, 4 ; 8 d ~5 ; 4

a^6 / 8 c-~9 ; 9 /— 26 ; 10 li— 8 / 4 6—4 / 8 8

— Forster Green Hospital for Consumption
and Diseases of the Chest, Anhual Meeting^

— Franciscan Convent at Merchants' Qoay^
Dublin. 14/ IO/<

Qen«*ral Assembly Of the Presbyteriad

Church, Meeting. 7 / 8 /— 14 / 10 a

Messrs. Harlan d and Wolff, Propose td

Higher their Workmen's Wages, 2 m 6 «

liifcfh -iheriffs. List of, 23 ; 7 /» -^1 / 9 /

— Independent Parliamentary Party, Meet^
ing. 3 / 4 e

— Irish Association for the Preventiod of In-:
temperance. Annual Meeting, 28 / 8 n

Fishery ConferenOe. Meeting, 1 / 9 /

-^ — Industries Associationt Ae^tt, 18 si 6 4^
—14 m 7/

Latidowners' Confentiod, Annual Meel^

iug, 28 / 10

of the todgf ord BandU, 98 / 7 6

I f '- n i Keport, 20 / 10 /

/9/

d^

Methodists' Fund, 20 ; 10 6
ParUamentary Paitj^ Private Meeting, 1

Roman CAtholld Bishops^ 17 / lU
Temperance League^ Annual Meetingi^

26 1 10 d
Irishtowil, Fall of a House in. Persons Id'

juted. 20 / 10 /
— John QriMths Cycle Corporation^ Order (d

Wind-up, 8 III 18 ^
-^-i- Kane Memoriid Fund, 4 t 8 e— 19 ; lO e
— - Kerrykeel. Donegal, Remarkilble Scene idi

14m7/— IdiMlOc
^-i^ Kynodh A Co., Close their EsUblishniedl

On Acdount of Uie Silting up of the iUfel

Mouth. 7 ; 7 <^— 12 ; 8 d

- — ^ Reopened, 16 fB /
-^s- Labour Convention. 20 / 10/

Land Commission, 14 j 8 / ^18 / 1^ /

Case of the Mw^Uti tff DiieAtti dl M I f

ire

PALMKB B INDSX TO ^ THV TIHB8,'* NEW8PAPBB.

[Jan. ' 1 to

Ireland (rontinved),

— Landlords' Contelition, Meeting, 10 / 12 e

— Light Railway Accidents in, Itoport, 10 ii
Ha

— Limerick Corporation, Meeting, 24 ; 6 il—
8/40

Confer* the Freedom of tiie Pity on T.

J. Clarke, the Released Dynamitard, ^ m 18 /
Night Watch to be. nisoontiiiued, 2 ; 8 e

— Local GoTernment Act, 2 i b «— 10 ; 4 0^
lOmllW

Elections, 17 ; 10 a— 18 /7 a— 19 j 10^

Taxation, Retftrns, 81 f 6 r

— Lord Chief Baron on Assaults on Judges
17m10r

■»- Lord Lietitenant, Movements of, 12 J 8 a—
4/8A-(-27/6e

— Earl of Lttcan, Order of St. Patrick Con-
ferred on, 8 m 10 ^

— F. A. M*Hugh and his Constituents, 8 ; 8 ^

— Miscellaneous Nevs, 3 f $Af-IH/8a^l6
;11 a*2oj 10 6—28; 7 6-81 1 tf i^-18y 6/
—16/8/— .21 / 10 6-4111 18/— 11 »9(i— 18
m 12 d— 80m 4 6

— National Literary Society, Social Meeting,
12j8a .

— Teachers* Organisatioo, Meeting. 10 ; 4 e

— NewKnighto, 18/7/

— North East Agricultural Association, An-
nual Meeting, iSj Ha

— Wm. O'Brien at Cong, 9 J 9 J

— Orders in ( ouncil, 2 / 8d

— Dr. O'Dwyer and Lord Dunraven, 11^9/
-18/6y

— Paris Exhibition, I9C0, 11 » 9 </

— People's Association, Meeting, 27 ; 6 6—24
m10«

— Horace Plunkett. Dinner to, 80 / 6 d

— Port and Docks Board. Meeting, 8 ; 6 s

— Presbytery of Dublin, Conference, 2 fBd

— Queen's College. Meeting. 13 / 6 /

— Eiulway Companies and the Lrish Cross
Channel Trsfilc. 4 m 18 /

— John Redmond and the Lord Mayor of
Dublin. 7 j7d

— Release of Henry Burton; 4 jr 18 /

— — RepresentatiTe Body of the Church of Ire-
land, Annual Report, 81 m 4 6

— Bobbery at s Roman Catholic Chapel at
Whitehouse, 18j 7a

— Roman Catholic Hieraicli^, Meeting, 1/9/
University, ronferenoe, 2/8 1^—25 /. 14 c

— Royal Dublin Society, Meeting, 20 > 106^
11 m9d . .

— Klibemian Academy, Annual Exhibition,
8m]S0

UniTersity, Meeting, 4/ 8 6—6/ 6

— T. W. Russell and the Roman Catholic
UniTersity, 9y 60

— 8ale ot the Hertford Estate,. 28 / 12 cf .

— * CoL baunderson and his Constituents, 2 /
8d

— St Clement's Church, Anti-Ritualistic
Disturbances at, 6j 8 e~7 ; 7 d^\7 j 10 o—
25 f 10 d— 28 / 12 <r— 4 n 18y— 6 m 10 li— 13 m
6 6 a— 24 m 10

— St. Patrick's Day. 18 m 12 il

66

Ireland (^eontinwd),

—^ Houthof Ireland Baoon Curers' Association,
24 ; 6 <l

Trade in, 10^ 4«

Training College. Dublin, 18/6/ .

—^ Twentieth Century Fund of the Methodists,
Conference. 28 ;^ a

- Ulster Liberal Unionist Association, Meet*
ing, I81M 12 tf

Loyalist Union, 12 ; 8 a

United Irish League. Meetings ZjSh^lj

7</— 14 i 8 /— 24f 6rf— «0 i 6 rf -81 1 6 e^%J
8 if -28 / 8 /— 24 m 10 r— 27 m9e

Irish Club, Meeting, 6 m 9 ^

County Councils, Letter on, 80 « 6 </

Distressed Ladii s* Fund. Report, 2 m 6/—

Sm 10 /

Fintncial Reform Association, First An-
nual Meeting. 14 m 116

Industries. 18 m 12 a

Association, AnqmU Exhibition, 18 m 1 2 /

■ - a Warning, Letter on. 18 / 10 e

Land Commission, Letters on, 8y 8 6 —7

i 8 «

- Medical Schools and Gradoates' Associa-
tion Annual Dinner. 20m 8 /

Railway Bill Withdrawn. 24 / 12

-x— Railwaya. Letter on, 24 / 18 /
'— University Education. 24 ;' 6 e

• Letter'on. 8/6s

Question, Letters on, 1 / 7 s— 10/16 a—

11/5/

Iron and Steel Institute, 31 1 11/

Irrigation in India. Letter on, 6 j 8

Island of Ascension, 18 m 10 d

Islington Vestry and the Housing of the Work-
ing Classes, Letter on, 27 m 14

Italian Agitators and Workmen, Letter on, 17 m
4<f

— — Ambassabor, on Italian Trade, 28 / 1 1 e

— Finance, Letter on, 3 m 12 c

Workmen at the Simplon, Letter on, 11 /

17 h
ITALY:—
and Abyssinia. 2j 8 6— 10> 8 0— 16 ; 5 6—

28/ i)<T> 18m 7 e

— and the Anglo-French Agreement, 80 m 8 c
— * Case of SigDor Maooola, 29 m A /

and China, 16si6 6— 18 m7 s— 24m 60

and Colombia, 9 ; 6 6

— Crisis in the. English Chareh, 7 m 5 «
Foreign Policy, 27 m 7 6

— - and France, 6 / 5

- Jesuit C'ollege of Mondragone, 12 ; 3 /— 16

;6a
Miscellaneous News, 10 ; 3 <^— 18 j 6 <2— 1 /

5 b—Aj 7 6—6/ 6 c- 15 / 6 0—18 / 8 6—14 m

5e
Public Safety Bill, 18/6 6-16 / 5 e— 7 m

Bd

— Rome, Consecration of Father Brindle, 18
mbe

and the Vatican, 2 m 5 ^

— Vatican News, 3i 4 d— 12 j 4 a— 25; 5 s—
27;4a— 80r6/-6y6y

-^ Health of the Pope, 1 m 5 0—2 m 5 d— 3 m
56— 4 m7 6— 6 m 5 0-7 m 5 d— 8 m 70-17 m

March 81 1699.J palmer's indbx to ** thb timbs " nkwspapsb.

Lan

Italy (ecntinutd),

5^''}Sm7t'-20 mS a^2\ m 7 6^27 m 8 a
•— Vatican and American Catholics,^ 22 ; 5 «

— 14 m 5 e
— ^— and Americanism, 25 / 8 a
— ^ and Gagland. 5 / ftf
■■ and tha Peace Oooferenca, 25 / 8 a
and the Qoirinal, 27 J 5 /

J.
JtckaoD (T. G.).on the London County Connoil

and their Snperintending ArcbiteeU SO m-8 /
XBeT. W,.'W.) un the Training of TMchert,

18i3/
Jamaicac 20.; 5 6—24 ; 6 6—8 / 8 •— 8 at 7 d^lB

m7r-23iR5/-25m7 d
— — Letter on,* 17 m 8 /
James (Lord) at Hu^denfleld, ijl2d
— at the Liberal Union Clab, 25 m 6 e

oii.the Money-leading Bill, » « 10 / !

•^' and the United Club, 23 m 6 /

Japan. 7 ; 5 ^-^l^ m 7 6—24 «i 5 ^ )

— Finances (tf , 23 / 4 /

— an4 Korea, 1 1 / 3 d

— Society Conyersaaionei 8/46

JaTaiy (Oapt.) snd the Bae das Poa tea* Letter
on. 21 /8 b

Jellicoe (Rot, F. L. P.) on the Proposed Eddie
Wood Soldiers' Institute, SborncUffe, 10 m 2 /
Jeriiey. New Bailifl of, 4 / 11 s
Jemsalem, DUtressed Jews In, Letters on, 27 f

18 ^*^28 jl3e
Jewish Colonial Trusty 22 m 12 6
^— » Education Board 9 m 9 e
J^ngq, Definition of. Letter on, 25> 7 /
John Carpenter Club, 27 > 7 /

Ruskin School* Walworth. 25 / 3 «

Johnston (Afajor 0. HJ on the Irish Land Com-
mission, 3 ; d A

— (Key. J. O.) on S. Smith on Compulsory
Confession, 21 / 12^

Joint Labour Exchange,, 24/6 6
Jones (KeT. Harry) on Churches in the West
Indies, 4 ; 8

— (Katharine) on Flowers from the Bifiera,
29 j 7 e

— ^ (W, H.) on the Crisis in the Church, 24

Journey in Abyssinia, 6y 5 a^l6 ; 4 a
Jowett Lectures, 11 / 17 6
Jubilee Commemoration Medals, 18 > 8
Judge (M. H.) on the London County Council

and Sunday ObMnraoce, 24 ; 7 s
•^ GoTemment Bill, 2Q si 8 c/
Jurisdiction of Justices, Letter on, 25 ; 8 •
JuTonile Gambling, Letter on, 16 / 5 /

K.
Kay-Shuttleworth (Sir Ughtrad) on the NaTy

Estimates, 16m 70
$eUj <ReT^ Her^rt) op the Crisis in the Chnrch,

20 « 13 0-24 m 12 6
Kelyin (I^rd) on Refuse DestrvKStion, 81 «i 7/
Kempe (Prebendary J. E.) on U^ CrisU in the

Churoh, llj6/ '
Kensit (Jpbn) at Bow Church Cbeapside, 1 y II e
— — en the Cr^is in the Church, (i / 10 cf

Kenyon (G. T.) on Secondary Education, 12

jXZd !

Kew Bridge, 27 ; 9 r— 15 n06
Killed by Gas Poisonlnflr, 2 / 5 c
Kimberley (Lord) on Current Politics, 26 ; 5 a
King Altr«Hl the Great National Commemoration

of. 7 m 7 /— 10 m 10 a— 17 mil"

-- Letters on. M m 10 h^U m 14 d
King's College, Lectures at, 24 j 10/

— Ferry-bridge. 18 / 7 r
Kingsbury (Gerald) on Injured Horses in London

.Street, 28 ; H
Kingsley (Miss M. H.) on West Africa, 81 r 10 a
Kfnnaird (Lord) on the Crisis in the Church, 14

r8a— 21 ml40
Kipling (Rudyard) Health of. 27 f 9 /— 28 f2 f

— 1 m 9 /— 2 m 5 /— 3 m 9 /— 6 m 9 /— 7 m 9 /

—8m II /— 9m9 0-18mft/^17m 10 6—81

m \2 6—25 m 10 6
— Poem on, 10m8e— 11 m 11 /
Kirk (Q. E.) on the Irish Laad Commission. 7

i8
KIrkpatrick ( A. F.) on Bp, John Selwyn Memo^

rial Fund. 22 / 8 r
Knighthood— Maodonald. W. C. 7 ; 9 /
Kiiightley (Lady)oatha Horrioane hi the Wast

Indies, 9 ; 6 6
Kaighisbridge, Letter on, 18 / 16
Knowles (L^) on the Sirdar at Omdurman, 84

m 10 /
Knox (H^ T.) on the Attack on Americans near

Delhi. 28/ 120
Koch ( Professor) and the Liverpool School of

Tropical I)i8<ases, 7 m 14 d - '
Korea. 3 ;80'r^24m5 tf .
Kuraassi. Present State of, 27 ; 4 6
Kyrie Spdety, Later on, 20/ 8 6

L.

Labouchere and the House of Lords, 8/7/
Labour Association, Half-yeariy Conference, 27

m 8

Conciliation Board, 16 / 10/

Statistics iam8 a

Lads in Our Training Ships, Letter on. 3 1 12 4
Lady Cromer Men^orial Fund, Letter on, 2 j ^ /

> • Registrar, 4 / 9 «
Lady's Disappearance from a MaUboat on ita

way from Ostend to Dover, 7 / 6y
Lagos, 28 ; 6 6
Laity, their Rights and Powers, Letter 00, 30 j

12 a
Lambert (Geo.) on Parish Councillors' Tenure

of OfBceBill, 6mll d
*— Guardians and tbe Brabazon Society, 9/9/
Lamps in St. James' Park, S. W., Letter 00, 24/

15 if
Lancashire Half-timers. 4 / 12 /
Lancaster (W. J.) on Afternoon Tea at Amiens^

22 m 5 6
— - Motor Carriage^ 18 m 6 <l
Lanciani (Prof. B.) on Murray's Handbook of

Rome. 18/ 7/
Land Question at Fraserburgh, Letter on, 18 /

76

Reform, 27 m 8 6

Registry, 2; 4/

57

I4^

VAJMZ^'U OrPIBX TQ *^ TQB TIMBfl *' HSWBPAPB^.

[Jan. I U

WW

Lfind in the Kud^o, 14/ 10 6

^ndor ( V. t|. S ) on Mr. Li^n^or's TnvTeUi 18

;7/

.»— on Tilwit, 30 i 10 /-27i 4 c-Sl / 6 /

• Li'tteron, 7 / 14 /

llAndor'fl TntvftN, Letters on, 14 ; S /— ld>7>—

lit/ I5A-23; 10/
{.Andslip at Airolo. Letteri on, 9 ; 9 0^18 /%d

-20 f 9/
— — Fatal, near Marlborough. 1 7 ^ 6 <2

on the Midland RailvrHj. 20 t 12 A

l^ankester (Prof. E. K.) on Electrio Lighting for

the Natural History Museiim. 21 ; 7 «
(Prof. EUy) on MoUoses. 19 ; 16 6^25 ; 12

0^lj IL d— 9 M 0-16/ 4/— 28 / I8y— 2ni

14 <— 9 m 4/^16 m 18 s-p22 m 9 «

Actions in common Law,a«<CxyiL Aotiqiti

■ II ■ in Superior Courts, sss Civil Aotiohb
rr— Appeal Cases, see Citil Aotions

Criminal Cases, see Middlbbbx Sbsbioma

-^ Bankruptcies, ste Bankbuptoibb
r^ Bankruptcy Coi^rtCi^es,sM Bamkbuptot
Court

— Calls to the Bar, 24 / 1 1 <7— 27 / 9 /

«— Cases ii^ the A^minUtj Court, sss Aomx-
BA(<TT Court

*— Oiv^es before the ProviueUl MRg^tratee
MS Pqliqb

— ^«- in the Probate Court. sssCitil AgxioiiB
-^ CqQSistory Court, 9fi$, Arohbii, &o.

— Cpunoil (rf Ugal £duoattOA. 12 ; 4 c^lS j
6 '>— » m 10/

— Coi]^nty Qai^rt Ot^^»f s«« QiyiL Aotiov«
of Lonqon Sessions. #m (JBiMnrxL TmAM

— Court for the Consideration of Crowi^
Cases Reserre4, sss Criiiihal Trials

— *- uf Arch*ffl, New Judge. 2/* '« ^ '■

rrrr- Djiys of S^tiHgs ctf t!\e Courts, »i| tvsry

(fay's paper
r: — t)ieatb ol Lord Her^ohelL 8 m 14 a
T — Diridends ii^ Bankruptcy, ass Diy^obrds
*r — Divorce Court, s es Divo^ob Court
.^r-r £cclesiastici^l Cases, see Ai^ohbb Co.ubt
•=— ^ Estates in Liquidation, tee ^btatbb
L-«- General i;ottocil d( tt^ Bar. 2tf m 14 #
— ^ Inns o( Court and Calls to the Bar, 18 9 11 /
^^^ Legal Appointo^ents 7 / 9 / -8 / 18 f
rrrm Lord Mayor's Court Actiotns, $$$ QijiL

Aotiohb
r— - ^ew Judse, 8 ; 7 ^
^r-a ^aUoo* Oa Sit^^i^^s of theOoiMtB, tn svsry

Jay*s paper
^■r^ Notices of Oai^ses^ &c., in everyday* a paper
-r^ Partnerships, s ^ Partvbi^bhipb, ti| each

Montiay'e "li )Ve'ine9li,'8 pap^r
— » Privy Council ^rqceeding^, sss Civil Ao-
tiohb
«— > Proposed A<l^tioniU. Ajsum for Guildfo.rd,

14 7 4 #
— ! ■ Public EJxan^inatiom^ 4ss spsrjr (Fs<(ii6«(^|r '«

aiA Satwrday*s paper
.=r- Quarter Sessions, Xrialu \% ejte GRnfiHAL

'[J^RIALB

ri ^...» and Flo^l^g, Letter on. 28 / 7 /

^=^~ Uailway a^d Clonal Co>iiuu%sip/i C^i^r^ i^ss

I^aif {con^inutd),
— - UecelptA and Expenditure of the Higl\

Court of Justioe and c'ourt of Appeal, 8 f 12 6

Retirement of K. H. Smith, Q.C.. 1 /" 14 a

as to Master and Servant. 22 / 10 /

— ^ Scuti*h Sequestn^tions, sss Bani(RI^TOIBR
^— So-oalled Constructive Mi^rder, Letters on,

28 m 12 (1—81 ni4 4
Society, List of Successful Candidates, 4 /

6<i-i8/ \ f
Suits in Chancery, see Civii. AOTioift

— Suspensions, ses Subpbhsiohb

Trials in the Criminal Court* m« Cjiiimhal

Trials

Wrecks Commissioi^erB' Court, see

Wrrohb

Laws (G. A.) on the Mercantile Marine. 10 m 13/
Lawsoti (Sir Wilfred) on the Liquor Quesion.

31 ; 4//
Le Merchant (J. Q.) on tl^e Brat^aion En^ploy*

ment Society, 24 ; 11/
Lead Poisoning. Letter on, 81 ni 8 tf

— in the Potteries. 2H m 8 a
Leademhip of tl^e Liberal Party, 80 ; 9 /
LEADINQ A&TIQLBS :—

Admisiion uf Aliens to the Ba4, 81 i ^ ^

«— Aliens and \\\» Engisl^ Bar, 26 / 11 #
^— America i^nd Empire, 14 / 9 <f

«.^- * and the Philippines, %1 f ^ e
.»— Anxlo-Krenol^ Agreement, 28 « 9 «
«-•» Kelations 9 ; 9 f
— - Another Success in the Sudan, 19 ; 9 s
— ^ Antarctic Eiploration, l^*i » 9 «
«- Approach of the Session, 28 ; 9 6—4/ 11 h
— - Arci^btishops aqd the (ot^rpiretatloD of tba
Bqbdcs. 23 ; 2 tf

Army Estimates. 2i / 9 «— 8 m 9 a

Australian federation Agreement, 8^76

Mr. Balfour on (rish Unlyersity IfiducRtiou^

26 i 7 e

, Ui Manoheater, 81 ; 9

Rod the Peape Deputation, 80 m 7 6
Bishopp in the Upper Huuse, 22 / 9 d
Bjititth Rud Germaq PoVqy ^n U^a Fi^r Baal,

1 in9/'

liailiray Bnterpriaa iu (?h(nR. 4 / II e

Budding uf Ministerial Lelgiilaaou, 21 / 9 <y
Budget of C^rime, 6 / 9 a
Difficulties, 9 » 9 d

— tk\e Bulgaria, %5 / 1 1 r

— . S^r Henry CampbeU-BauQiMNnRU Rt Uull, %
Si9b

— Case of WickhRm «. PRyois, 81 / 7 e

— Charges against the SirdRT. 28, n 9. R

— China Debate. 9 / 9
— ^ Papers, 16m 11 d

and tl^e Powers, 18 m 9 ^

— Chinese Bluebook, 17 m 9d
of Developments, 2 » 9

; Northern Railways Directorate, ^7/94

— Cliurch and the High Churchmen, 6 » 9 o
-T- ColoniRl Discussions m ParliRmenlf, 21 ir 9 c<
^ CompRnies and Directors, 28 / 9 (f

— Compulsory ArbitrRtion, 4^7 d^lOj 7 d

— Conference on the TsRr*s Pioposal. 17y 9 ^

— Couiession in th,e Church, 4 si 11 e
-r- Duke oJt Co^iaaught in Bgy^t^ 21 f% 4

tfarcbdl, 1899.]

PALMBR'B IVDBX to ^* THB TIMES '^ NBW8PAPBB.

Lea

JOftdtng Artiolef (continmd)^

-— — OonstructiTB Murder Aod UufAtif factory

SeateQoea. 14 / 11 r
-^^ Control of Adalteration. 7 m 9 «
— — ConTocatioQ PRrliament and the Ghnroh, 9

/9f
--^ County Council and the London Bill, 29 m

mi~~ Cour de Caasation and Eif . de Beaurepaireb

10 I 7 fr-ll ; 7 6— 12 J 7 «J-18 ; 7 o
«v— Lord Cowley's Case and the Finance Act,

16m 9«
<^— Criminal Chamber and its Accusers, 9 / 9 «
•^- Crisis in the Buildinf Trade, 4 m 1 1 c
— <— in the Chnrch, 18 ; 7 6->30 )9d^im9d
v^-> Critics of Our Criminal Law, 9 ; 9 <l
— Current Pqhtios. 6 / 9 /»

Death of Mr. Fortnum and Art CoUeoting,
mils
of NnharPasha.l6j9 6

— of M. Fnure. 17 /90

— of Lord Herschell, 2m9h

— of llenry Jones ** Cayeodish.** 17y 9 s
Debate, 14/ 9 c — 15/ 9 a

— on the Revision Bill, 1 W 1 1 <?
Discipline of the Church, 17 / 9 <f
Disturbances in the Philippines, 6/90
Dreyfus Affair, 17 ; 9 ii-28 j 11 A-31 ; 9 6
Bdttoation at Uorne and Abroad, 2i j U n
Klementsry fijducation, S m i\ d
Lord Elgin's FareweU, 8 ; 7 &
England and America, 20y 9 s

in China. 9)96

11

and France, 15 / 9 «
and China, 2i 7 b

— Ez- Official Keceirer on Company Law. 24

/9#

Excess of Imports. 18/90
Famine in Russia. 24 m 9 s
Federation of Trade Unions, 27i7 e
Figbiing in the Fhilippinei , 29 m 9.0
- in ttamoa, 19 ; 9 /

Finitnce of the Past Twenty Tears. 27 / 9 6
Florence and London, 4 / 1 i d
Foreign Affairs and the Address, 8 / 9 s
»ir H. Fowler ou the Opposition, 8 / 7 e
France and Muscat, 2^2 / 9 c 7 m 9 <f
-* and Slam, 5j 7 e
French Foreign Policy, 24 ; 9 4
Qovemment and the Reyisiou Committee,

7/9c/

Naval Debate, 21 m 11 «

Presidency, 18 / lie

Funeral of M. Faure, 24 / 9 il
Future of the Sudan, 6^96
of Trade Uuioos. i6j9d

- — Qermftn Army BUI, 17 m 9y
^*— • M, de Qiers' Protest. 8 m 1 1

Sir li. Giffen oa the Urowth of the

Empire. 16/ 9 <i
.^ — Mr. GUdtftooe and the Dissolution of 1874.

7J9c
•>— GoTernment and the Opposition, 30 j 9 6
— > Qreat Brltrto, Russia and Chioa, IQ m 9 4
Central Railway, 10 m 9 /
Uabitual Drunkards Act, S5> 9 «
Qi^f-lu^ers, 2 m 9

Leading Articlea (conttnued).

*— - Lord George Hamilton on India. 26 / 7 il

Lord Herschell's Successor as Arbitrator.

Um9/
— — - Home Office and the Oriminal Law, 11 / U •

Hopes of the Opposition. 2^ in9 d

— — Hungarian Cabinet Crisis. 21 / 9 /

^— IinproTement of the ^tatut<i» Law. 2\ j 9 e

— — Indian GoTernmeat and Parliamentary

Interference. 20 m 1 1 ^

■ ■ Policy and Problems. 11 / 7 «
— * Railways and Indian Irrigation, 6j 9 e
~— Ireland and the Debate on the Addma, 18

/ll d

Irish Municipal Elections. 19 ; 9 i

Trade. 26 f 7 d

Uniyersity Question. 3 / 7 ^

Italy and the Aiiglo*French Agreement, ad

m 7 c

the Vatican and Europe, 6 m 9 <f

•— Kempton Park Case. 15 m 11/
-* Lord Kimberley on Affairs. 26 ; 7 6

— Mr. Rudyard Kipling's Illness 4 m I! </

— Lord Lansdowne and the Ordnance Fao«
tories. 18 / 11 «

— Lawlessness in the Church, 1/96

— Lead Compounds in Pottery, 28 m 9 d

— Liberal (/Ondaye, 24^ 9 c

— LighU of BicycUsU, 28 ; 1 1 d

— Lippe-Detmold Question, 6; 9

— Local Goyernmeut in London. 24 7*9 e
Taxation Eleports, 2 /* 7 c

4-^ London Cabs, 4/110

Qoyernment Bill, 22 m 1 1 0^34 m 9 if

School Board. 10/ 10 a

Lord Chief Justice ou Legal Beforms, lij^

90

Macedonian Agitators. 27 f 7 d
Madagascar, 7 ; 9 6
Metropolitan Traffic. 18 m 1 1
MiUwall Dock Company. 20/ 9 d
Miners' B^ederatiou, 1 1 ; 7 d
Ministers and Directorships, 16 / 9 «
John Morley at Brecliiu, 18 ; 9 6
Municipal Trading. 27 m 11
Muscat and the Nile. 8 m 11 o
National Opera, 26 md e
Nayy Estimates, tO m 9
New French League, 4 j 70
President, 20 / 9 6

Tear Honours, 2j7d

— Newest Phase of Cobdenism, 6 j7 b

— Newfoundland Problems. 28 f 9 c

— Opening of t'ariidment, 8 / 9 <tf

— Opposition Leadership in the Lower Hooise^
17i9c

— . Our Policy in China, 21 m II /

— ParUament and the Crisis in the ChuroU^
\0J 9 <

to Easter. 28 m 9 c

^^ Patrie Fraucaiae and the French Am;^, 1^
/9d

— the Pavonia, 20/ 9 a

— • Peace Crusade, 22 m 11

— Petroleum, 14 m 9 d
Bill, 16 m9/

Phoiphorus ii\ Mi^tche*^ 17 m %Jt

la

PALMBR'8 IimiUL TO >« THS TI1IS8 ** VJBWSPAPBB.

[Jam 1 to

TiMrting Artioles (rMtfinMW).
^— ^Uftue in India. \2j 7 d

— Policy of the Qor«rnment, 94 j 9 A

— Political Apologists on the PUtform, 20
|9 6

Speeches, 19 f 9 d

— Politics and Parliament, 17 « 9<

■ and Parties at Home, 4 9 7 6

■ and Prosecutions in France, 18 m 9s
Poor Rates and Strikes, 29 m 9 </

— — Preserration of Big Qame in Africa, 8 m 9«
of Floi^nce« tf ; 7 d

•— ^ PiiTste Letter Boxes, 21 ; 9 <f
— * Progress of Siam. 1/90

— Proiposed Additional Judges, 8! n 7 i
^^ Qaestion of the Andit, 18 « 9 d

Kail way Becrttlation Bill, 16 « 6 li

rr^ Batiflcatioqi of the i^panish Treaty, 7 / 9
— Re-enduwm«nt of Cambridge. ^ / 7 d

-^ Reform of £cQlMia«tical (Courts. 19/ 9 6

•^- Relations between En^nd and the United
States, 28 fjd e

_ Hegiilatioo of iCharity, 5j7d

•— ^ Report of the French Rariaioa Committee,
10/9 /

Repoi^ Deniah Adranoe, 23y 9 e

— Kei^eoae. 2 > 7 «— 31 m7h
— . ReYolt in Yemen \AJ 7 d

Mr. Rhodes in B^-rlin, 11 m 11 d«-16M9e

_ Russia and Finland. .20 m 11 e

■ fl^nd the Nia chwang Railway LQaD„28 /
9«^6iN9 6

— — Samoan A£fairs, 2/76

^^ Beoond Reading of the LondoD BilV26 m

11
— — BMondary Ednoation, Ifiai U «

— Secret Commissions. 9 m 9

— — Session, Miniatry and the Oppositioo, 7/96
— ^- Situation In Aostrial Hungary, I8jdu

■ in S«moa.< 31 m 7 s

*— Slay^i^ in Zanzibar, 14 1 11 6
— — South Eastern and Chatham Agreement, 14
ai9«

— Spain and the Oarlists, I5y 9 c

— Spanish Affairs, \6m\\ c
— ^ Sudan Agreement, 21 ^'9 6

Convention, 23 ; 9 «
Debate, 25/11 «

— Suppression of the f^eDch Leagnee, 3 n 9 if

— Te&phune Question, 7 m 9 e

Tenure of Land in Towns, 1 1 / It d

^ TlirsAtened Trouble in the Balkan SUtee,
26j9c

— Trade in 1898, 7;9(f
—^.Tranefer of Cuba, 8 ; 7
— — Tsar's Proposals. 25 j 9 6
*~ Uitlaoders' Petition.. 27 « 11 6
Unique Winter, 25 m 11 d

-~- United Statee and Germany is the Far
East, 16 ; 9 r
-jiiul the.New Dominions^ 12.; 7 6«-27j 7 6
and the Philippines, 10 j 7 e
and Germany. 13./ 9 d

— > Unnoted Chaoget in Criminal Law, 20 m
lid

— Vaccination, Hj 11 d

— Watet Comnyaaion BapopL 2a j 9 d

.60

Tieaiting Artioles (cenfmaec/)

— Withdrawal of *he Russian Protest, 11

11 r

TForkroen'fl Cheap Trains, 30; 9 «
Houses Hill, I8nill <f

\

— - Yesterday's Business in the Commons, 28 /

9e— 14w9r
League of Mercy. Meeting to Promote, 2 n 12 tf

— 8 m 10 /
Leamington. ConserYattya Club, Annual Dinner,

4/8a
Lectures on Chariuble and Social Work, 21

1 18 a

on Industrial La jr, 18/9/

ta Prisoners. ^Hf'Sf

Leeds Church Eztebsion Society Appeal, 14 m

86

^^ Industrial Conference at, 6 si 8 e

Town Clerkship of, 24 / 7

Lees (ElUott) on St. Paul'a Cathedral. 29 « 7 /
Legal Appointmenta, 7 J 9 y— 8 / 13 e— 23

tea
Leigh ( Lord and Lady) Celebration of the Golden

Wedding of. 3> 7 /
Leighton ( Stanley) on the Royal Commission and

Tithe Rent Charge, 20 m 12 6

— on Seutittdary l£ducation, 5 / 9 /
Leighton's (Lord) House, Letter on^ 28^ 18 i
Lely (J. M.) on Curiosities of the Statutes

Revised. 6/ 9ii

Leprosy in Indis. 1 1 n 16 cf

Leslie (Sir Bradford) on Railway PoUcy in India,
13>12«

(G. D.) on Southampton Bargats^ 9 ; 12 6

Letter Cards. Letter on, I / 4 4

Lewis <G, U.) on the Money-lenders Bill, 11 m
10 6

Ley land (John) on Capt. Mahan on Coast De-
fence, 5 ; 5 6

Lias (Ret. J. J.) on. Church Conrta 24 V 7 /

— on. the Crisis In the Church, 17 Jl 7 a
Liberal Forwards. 8 1 7 9 e

• dub Dinner, 16 n 2 /

Leadership. 6j Md^llj 7«— 14;4/-.l /

7 fl— 6/9 6—7/ 10

^-* Letters on, 17 ; 8 a^8I ;' 12 <f— 4 /8a
•*— Memorial to Mr. Gladstone. 14^ 7 e
— — Party Reorganisation, 81 1 9 /
Policy. 24 ; to e

— Unionist Council Annual Meeting, 17 m
12 d

Liberation Society and Protestant Disnenting
Deputies, Annual Parliamentary Breaicftst,
23/15 6
Liberator Relief Fund, Annual Report, 25 / 8 «
Liberian GoTemment Lean. 81 m 2 e
Licensing Commission, \2 j 7 f
Lichfield (Dean of) on the Crisis in the Cburd^

16.; 7 rf
— «— on the Obedience of the Clergy, 7 1 10 e
— «. Murder, 1 m 10 d^2 mils
Life in West Chins, Lecture on, 4 / 8 /
Lifeboat Saturday Movement, 18 si 6

— Senrioes, 22 / 9 /—it m 12y
inl898, 8;ll0

Light Railway between Hanwell and Uzbridgs^
8y 9

Ma^h 81, 1899.] pauisb^s kin>sx to** rev tihsb, ^ wvwsfapbb.

Loii

Light Railwaj to the Land's End, 1 / 6 /
-i— OHen, Um6/— S2 m IS r

Bailwa/A. U ; 13 r~22 f \2 d

over Common Lauds, 86 y 8 «

Limits of Imperial Po»tJif{«, TiCtters on^lXJ 6J
Lincors Inn, Grand Day, Dinner, 25 i 6«
Linen Test Case \l / S ft
•'— and Woolen Drapers' Institntidn, Dinner,

Lion Tamer Attacked by a Lioness. 18/64
Lippe*Detmold Question, 5j Z d— 6 / 6 e— 7 ; 5

<7-l8 ;5 .
Lipton (Sir ThosJ and the America Gap, 14/

(Messrs.) and the Liquor Traffic, 24 m 14/

Liquor Licensing Laws. 19 i 12 A

Qn stion. Letter on. 3\ j Ad

— Trade In the Montrose Burghs. 19 j 6 /
— * Traffic in West Africa. Letter on. 27 m 13«
Literature of the Dreyfus ("ase. Letter on, 8^12/
LitUe( Mrs. Archibald) on the Awakening of

China, 9 ; 14 .

— (Archibald) en Chinese Drama and Chinese
Industries, 4 / 8 /

Litaer(K. M.>on the Dollis Hill. 27fii 15 /

on Quarter Sessions and Flogging, TAj 1 f

— ^ oi) (he lUver Brent 19/70

Livermore (Arthur) on the United States add

the Philippines, 5 > 6 r
Liverpool Asf ociatloo of Foreign Consuls, Meet

ing. 2 m 4

— Cliamber of Commerce, Meeting, 3 in 3 /
Corporation and tke Telephone System, 81

» 7 s
— :- ('otton Association, Meeting; 28/ 10 /
— — to Manchester in 18 MinuteSi 18 m 6 /
— * Merchants' Guild, 4 / 7 «
— — Progress of Anti- Ritualism in, Letter on, 4

-— School of Tropical Diseases, 2 n 4 #—14 si

3e
Self-PropeUed Traffic Association. 17 / 4 /

— Shipowners' Association, Annual Meeting,
22 m 12/

— Stanley Hospital, Annual Meeting, 23/ 12s
—-* Steamship Owners' Association, Annual

Meeting, 22 / 4 /
^-T Working Men's Onsenratire Association.

Meeting, 1 2 ; 8 «
Liringstone College, Annual Meeting.' 1 1 / 4 «
Livingstone's Sake, Letter on, 4 m 15 e
Llantwit Lower School Board, Extraodinarv

Scene at a Meeting of, 13; 4 c
Lloyd (John) on Our Wreckage. 3 / 5 /
lioyd-Goorge and Uace's Catechism, Letter on,

17si 12 c
Local QoTemment Elections, 1 1 ; 9 «

— and Finance in Prussia, 20 ; 15 a
Marine Board 27 j \^ d

Loch (C. S.) on Old Age Pauperism, 27 m 12 /
Lochwood (Sir Frafdc) Stained Glass Window
Erected in York Minsteir in Memory of, 8 m

Lodge (Prof.) Banquet to. 6 m 10 «

(Prof. OO on Coherers, 27 ' 13 i

Loftie(ReT. W. J.) on the Giaeeh Museum. 12

^ 18 a

London Assessment Queltftm in Iiondon', 8 in 15

«-^22 m 18 /
-^ Association of Correctors of the Preaa,

Annual Dinner, 27 / 10 «
(Bp. of) and his Clergy, IS ,' 8 rf

— on the Crisis in the Church, \%j^e
on the Inebriates Act, 16 m 16 c

Building Trades, 27 m 15 «

(^abmen and the Police, 8^4 t — 4 / 1 2 / —

6 / 6 d-7 / 1 1 rf— 18 / 1? s-15 / 18 S— 17 /
10 e
— - Cabs. Fare Indicators for. 18 m 4 /

(Camber of Commerce. Dinner, 18f 7 s

Meeting, 23/7 e— 10 m 14 c

■ and Secret Commissions. 8 m 12 a

and South African Postal Rates, 11 m

15(1

City Mission, 3 f 5 «

(Tonyersaaione, 18 ai 5 tf

Colonial Club. I8.7 4 /

Commercial Travellers' BencTolent Soiciety,

Amitial Meeting. 27 m 9 d

Congregational Union, Annuid Gatherings^

LONDON 00UNT7 OOUNOIL :—

-^ Alhambra Theatre and Sunday ConoertSL

25 f 7/

Appointment of Architect: 22 m 14 e

and its Architect, 17; 10a^30i7 6-^l /

86

Blac^wall Tunnel, 15 / 12 e

— ^ Boadicea Statue, 1 / 8 r

BuUdinif Trade Dispute, 8 la f 4 6

^-^ Central iTrimfnal Court 22 m 14 «

Council's Tramways, 22 «i 14 «— 27ai 8 d*»

29 /« 10

Death of President Faure, 23 / 15 a

-«- Election of -Chairman, 15 in 5 <i

of Committees, 15 m 5 cf

Vice-chairman and Deputy^Chainnan,

1ft M ) a

Embanlcment PaWng, 26j 7 d

- Engineering Contracts, 2 m lb a

Examtaation of Water, 15 / 12 e

Finance, 7 / \0J

Fire Brigade Applianoea, 25 ; 7 e

and Fire Protection, 12/40

— — Flash Point of Petroleum, 8 m 14 6

— — Gas Companies Charges, 16/12 e^2Bf

16 a
Light and 0>ke Conmny's BilL 2 si I6a

— 8sil4 6

Testiag, 22«i 14 s

Hours of Polling. 9f4d

Housing of the Working CUsSes, 15 / 12 e

««- Illmninated AdF^rtisementr, 1/8 6
—^ Improvement Agreemeuts, 15/12 s

Income Tax, 81/18/^1/8 6

— - Inebriates Act, 8 m 15 a

— Inspection of Theatres, 9 / 4 li

— Kent Railways Amalgamatioo, 23 / 16 a
Light Railways, 28/ 15 a

— Lights on Omnibuses, 29f7d

Loan to the School Board,'l5 / 12 e

— - London County Bills! 15 / 12 «

GoTemmeut Bill, 2 si 16 a-^-dsi 14 6— 22

SI 12 s— 29ja lUc

61

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Maidgtone

london Oounty Ooaooil (rontin'/ed),
te-— London Water and the

.Epidemic. 22 m 14
«^— Meat Innpectioa and Pablio Slaughter-
houses. I / 8 //

— Memorials to Chnucer and Milton. 15 / 12 e
•— Metrupolitaa Water Companies Bill, 8 m

Ub
Municipal Bakeries. 9 fAd

■ ■ Pranchine Keform, 23 / 15 a
■■ Insurance. 15/120

■ Omnibuses, 25 j 7 r

— — Natural History Hollection. 9 f Ad

New (bounty Knte, 21 m lit e

Member, 29 >» 10
Thames Tunnel 15 / I2e

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— Office Accommodation. 2'2 m 14 e

— Jb'UiX'S for Cremation. 9 r A d
^ Proposed Lefrifllation. 9 / A d

— Public Crf matoria. 15 m 5 </

— Publication of liecords. 8 m 14

— > and Publichouse Licences. 28 j 7 b-^l t 9t

— Hating of HospitHls, 2 m Ida

— Ketiring ArcUitect. 29 m M) e

— > Science and Art Instruction, 1/86

— Smoke Comiumption. 2 m 15 a
» SpiUlflelds Market. .29m 10 c
-- Spitting in Carriages. 26 $ 7 d

— Street Betting, 2 m 16 a

— > Sunday Concert Question, 25 ; 7 f^2 m 15 a
-* Technical Education Board, Report, 80 i
14 6
^ Third Officer of the Fire Brigade, 1 / 8 a

— and the Traniways. 28 > 10 0—25 ; 7 c— 9 /
4d-20y 14/— 2 w 15 a

— Vauxhall Bridge 8 w 14 / —15 m 5 d

— Votes of Thanks, 8 m 14 6

'^ and the Water Company. 81 m 9 a
^ Waterloo SUtioii, 15 /* 12 s
^ WaterlowPark,.l /8

— Welsh Water Bill. 2i^ m 10

— Working i'iaas Dwellings, 6 / 11 d
Colony for KpUeptics, 1/66

*— Workmen's Trains, I / 8

Worka Department, 25 ; 7 r

London County Council AlUnight Tramway
8erTioe,U/90

— Elections, 6/ 9 /— U m 7 /— 18 m 4 d
.*-^ and Licensed Houaea, 28 m Id 6

■ Letter on, '^9 m 7 e

ii^— and Sunday Obseiranoe, Letter on, 24 ; 7 d
— ^ and their Superintending Architect, Letter
on, 20 m 8 /

— Tramwaya, Letter on, 4 j 70
Water BiUs, 9 / 4 d

London Depot for Greek Induatries, Report, 15
y i2«

— Diocesan Board of Education, Letter on, 30
mAj

— — Church Lada' Brigade, 7/ 6 /
Conference, 29 m 7 d
Police Court Mission, 15 m 5 d
Eiateddford, 25 / be
Eleetricity Bilta, 17 m 14 «-18 m 6 d
Schemes, 22 m 4 /
i^ Fife Associatioii, Literary £T«oing« 17 /

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London Fires in 1898, 8 HI d

— GoYemment Bill. 2 m 10 lOci— Bai 12
m 9 0-6 m 8 b~7 m 13 a * 8 m 12 f^9 m 9 /^
11 m7/— 17 m 18«— 18 m 5 a -18 m 12 f-^tB
m 6 a— 27 m 12 0'>29 m 10 6-80 m A «— 31 la
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Letters on, 20 m 3 d— 22 m8/<8lm8/

■ ■ and East Ijondon. Letter on, 38 / 6 #

Hospital Conralescent Home, 10/11 0-ld

/60

Improtementa. 7 j 8 6

— * Institution. Lectures at, 17 / 10^— 2! M4 d
Liberal and Radical Union, Annual Meet-

ing, 14 w 7 r

Meeting, 22 / 10 /

Municipal Franchise and Registratioii, iO

— Needlework Guild. Report, 18 / 8 /

— ^ Orphan Asylum, Annual Dinner, 10 m 8 &

Reform Union. Annunl Meetinif. 2 m 14 6

— ScbtKil Board, Meeting of the Progressiftf
Party. A fSh

of Economics, 29 m 14 6

'■■ Lectures. 19.; 11 d

■ " - and Political Science. Lectures at, 19
; II rf-27J 12 0-18/6/

— Schools Dinner Association, Letter on, 7 /
11 a

•— Swimming Asaociation, Annual Meeting,

1/6/
— i- Street Trnffic Bill, Letter on, 31 m IC^

and the Police, 14 m 13 d

Temperance Hospital, Opening of a Ne#

Ward, 17 m II a
Topographical Society, Annual Meeting*

II mUf
— United Temperance Council, Anniversary

Festival. 14/ 12«

University —CouToCations. 17 > 8 6

— — > Examinations, u; 8 d— 16 ;110— 0/6i^

—9/ 12d— 16/ 60

Miscellaneous News, 1 7 ; 6
Water Bills. 10 ; 4 a— 1 1 9 9 a
and the Maidstone Epidemic. Letter oil

> fci

28 M 8 «

Wesleyan Mission, Annual Meeting, 7 m8A

— Women's Union. Annual Meeting, 9 m 4 /
Young Women's Christian Association, An-*

nual Meeting, 1 7 m 3 /
Londonderry (Lord) on Agriculture, 7 j 7 e
— at Newcastle. 10 «• 8 /
Long (Walter) on Agricultural Legislation. 80

;7d

at Bath 24.; 10/

and his Constituents, 24 m lOs

Longetity. 7 ; 100—25 j 8 /— 10/ 12 e

Lonsdale ( W.) on Bears m the Streets, 24 si 8 d

— — Letter on, 24 m 1 1 s

Lord Chancellor, in Liverpool, 2/4/

— - at Tiverton. 20 ; 7 d

Lord Mayor and Christ's hospital, 2 nt s

Loriuers Company, Dinner, 31 1 8 6

Lough (Thosj on Workmen's Traina, 6 / 11 d

Lower Thames Street, 27 m 8 6

Lowther (J. W.) at Boorith, 6 / 1 1

Lucas (Arthur) on Italian Finance, .i « 12J e

Luggage en iiansom Cabs, Letter on, 17 si 4 J

March 3i, lf^99] palmer's index to ^tbe tudss ** kewspAjpsb;

Mai

tiidlow (Lord) on the CriminAl ErideDce Act,

. 20fB A

tnniicj-Case of T. H. FUchur— a Millionaire,

Lii<hiiigton (Sir Ocdfre»bn the Heory^Reinach

Trlai, dl7 8 a
; — on the Picqaart Gate. )9 ml d
L^rttelton (Canon E.). on the Training of Teabh-

eK 6;7«^]9j 12 a
(Geri. N. G.) dn the British Troopi in the

Sudan, 23 ;' 8 e

MabOolI (Canoit Malooim) on Reeenratioa of the
. Sacrament. Si ]0h

MH«an (H.) on Secondary Bdacatioa, 7/ 11 rf
Mucartney (— ) at Reading. 14 / U) 6
MAcdonald (Sir Wni.) and M»Gill University,

Letter on. 24 ; J I /
Maedonald's ( Vi«jor) Expedition, 18 / S <j
. — (('olj Ifiipeditidn. 24 ; 4 /— I « 6 tf-9 m 8 6
Mabedonii. hf 8 e -17 / A a— 18 t 6 <i— 24 j & /

—25 ; 6 rf-27 I 8 A-30 / 6 #-8l ,i 6 d-4 / 7 s
Maqeddnifin Qiiesiion. Letter oil« 27 r 4 a
MacknrnfSH (i^rederic) on the Inns of Court and

Aliens 22 01 H s
M»«ofc^y (Sir J. ^.) on the Bhttnlnrt. 13 / 10 «
Mscleeniie(Sir A. C.) on a National Opera. 27 m

r— (G. Si) on the Position in Uganda. 24 ; 1 1 /

Maclean (') on Cdttiitertailidg Duties, Letter
on. 28 fli 7 c/

(J. &L)0n Lord George Hamilton and the

House of Commons. 20 m IS ^

on the Indian Stigar Bill. 30 m 4 /;

Madnamard (T. J.) un the Breakdown in (Com-
pulsory Attendance 2 > ; 7 «

BiIacrae(C. 0.) on tHa « hiiie«e Noriheni liail-
wsys ^Scheme. 28 / 10 (/

Madagascar, ex Queeii of , 1 •a 5 o

r — MtUHtion ill. 2 /" 10 0.-6 ; 8 /

Maditigley Church. 6 m Vd f

Milban (Capt.) on CoAst DefenOe, Letter on, 5

BAahdi Body of the, Letter on. 6 si 8 s

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^ Sydil de. 2 / 7 /

Lycion. ilon. N. S., l^f5J

— Miles. P. N.. 2 / 7 /

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Peire. Oswald, 28; 11 /

Ueiishaw. A. H., 23 ; 9 /

Ridley. M. W., 9 MO a . ,

St. Maiir, Lord Percy, 20 si 11 /

Synionds, Mary G., 19 1 i0 6

Vivian, Harry, 20;"8ff

White, Hon. Violet. 20 f/r II /

Marriau'es. Births and Deaths. Fletdriis, 9 / \63
Marriott (Sir VV,)aod Mr. Hooley. I5j 5 «
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condary Schools. I7il4/
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vailing Duties, 2i\ m 7 d
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Memorials to Chsucer and Milton. 15 / 12 «

•— MetropoUtaa Water Companies Bill, 8 si

14 6
Municipal Bakeries. 9 fid

■ ■ Franchise Kefurm, 'i3 / 15 a
■■ Insurance. \R f \2e

■ Omnibuses, 25 ; 7 r

— Natural History nollectlon, » / 4 il

— New (^ountj KNte, 27 im iU
Member. 29 m 10
Thames Tunnel. 15/ 12e

— Office Accommodation. 22 m 14 e

— I'iaces for Cremation. 9 / 4 rf
^ Proposed Leinnlation. 9 / A d

— Public Crf matoria. 15 m 5 </

— Publication of Uecords. 8 m 14

— and Publichouse Licences. t»j 76--1 / 8 ^

— Hating of Hospitals. 2 m 15 a

— Ketiring Architect. 29 m 10

— > Science and Art Instruction, 1/86
•— Smoke (^omiumption. 2 m 15 a
* SpiUlflelds Market. ,29 m 10 c

— Spitting in Carriages. 26 j 7 d

— Street Betting. 2 m 15 a

— Sunday Concert Question, 25 ; 7 f ^2 m 15 a
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^ Third Officer of the Fire Brigade, 1 /8s

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4d-2Uy 14/— 2)N 15 a

— Vauxhall Bridge 8 w 14 / —15 m 5 d

— Votes of Thanks, 8 m 14 6

'^ and the Water Company. 81 m 9 e
-* Waterloo Station, 15 /* 12 s
^ Wateriow Park, 1 / 8 o

— Welsh Water Bill, 29 m 10

— Working i lass Dwellings, 6/114
— ' Colony for Kpileptics. 1/86

< Workmen's Trains. I / 8

Works Department, 25 ; 7 c

London County Council AlUnight Tramway
Serrioe, 11 / 9#

— Elections, 8/9 /— U w 7 /— 18 w 4 d
.'^-^ and licensed Houses, 28 m 18 5

■ Letter on, 29 m 7 r

ii^— and Sunday Obseiranoe, Letter on, 24 ; 7 d

— ^ and their Superintending Architect, Letter

on, 20 m 8 /
— - Tramways. Letter on, 4 j 7«

Water BUls, 9f Ad

London Depot for Greek Industries, Report, 15

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— - Diocesan Board of Education, Letter on, 20

mAj
m. Church Lads' Brigade. 7/ 6 /
Conference, 29 m 7 d
Police Court Mission, 15 ai 5 d
Eisteddford,25/8s
Eleetricity Bills, 17 m 14 s— 18 m 6 d
^^ Schemes, 22 m 4 /
-^ Ufa AssociatioB, Literary Evening 1 17 /

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London Fires in 1898, 8 1 1 1 </

— Government Bill. 2 m 10 10 <i— 8 m 12
m 9 e^6 m 8 h~7 m« 13 « - 8 m 12 /-9 m9 f^
11 mlj—n m ld«'>l8 m 5 a -18 m 12 /'— 20
SI 6 a— 27 m 12 e-29 m 10 6^80 jn 4 «— 31 la
8/

Letters on. 20 m 3 d'~22 m 8 / . 81 /« 8 /

■ ■ and East Ijondon. Letter on, 28 / 6 #

Hospital Convalescent Home, 10 / 11 ^ -Id

/So

Improvements, 7 j 8 6

— - Institution. Lectures at, 17/10^^21 f 14 d

Liberal and Radical Union, Annual Meet-
ing. 14 IN 7 r

Meeting. 22/10/

— — — — r^p ' ~ w

— Municipal Franchise and Registratioii, iO
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— Needlework Guild, Report, 18 / 8 /

-^ Orphan Asylum, Annual Dinner. 10 « 8 &
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— ScbiKil Board. Meeting of the Progressive
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-^ Lectures 19; 11 d

■ " - and Political Science, Lectures at, 19

; II r/-27.; 12 <J-l8/6/

— Schools Dinner Association, Letter on, 7 /
U a

— Swimming Association, Annoal Meeting,

I /6/

— i- Street Traffic Bill, Letter on. 31 m IC^

and the Police. 14 m 13 <i

Temperance Hospital, Opening of a Ne#

Ward, 17 m II a
Topographical Society, Annual Meeting,

II mUf

— United Temperance Council, Anniversary
Festival. 14/ 12 s

University —Convocations. 17 > 8 6

— > Examinations, o ; 8 c^~18 ;ll^^/8i^
—9/ 12d— 16/ t)«

Miscellaneous News, \fi 6b

Water BUis. 10; 4a— 11 9 9a
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28 M 8 «

Wesleyan Mission, Anniud Meeting. 7 mSh

— Women's Union. Annual Meeting, 9 m 4 /
Young Women's Christian Association, An**

nual Meetmg, 1 7 m 3 /
Londonderry (Lord) on Agricnlture, 7 j 7 c
— at Newcastle. 10 m 4 /
Long (Walter) on Agricultural Legislation. 80

;7rf

at Bath 24.; 10/

and his Coustitiients. 24 m 10 s

Longevity, 7 ; IO<r— 25 f 8 /— 10/ 12 s

Lonsdale ( W.) on Bears m the Streets. 24 si 3 tf

— — Letter on, 24 m 1 1 s

Lord Chancellor, in Liverpool, 2/4/

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Lord Mayor and Christ's iloipital, 2 nt s

Loriuers Company, Dinner, 31 t 6 6

Lough (ThosJ on Workmen's Trains, 6/114

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Lowther (J. W.) at Bonrith, 8 ;' 1 1 tf

Lucas (Arthur) on Italian Finanue. 3 « lie

Luggage on Uansom Cabs, Letter on, 17 si 4 il

March si, lft99] palmbr's liiDKx to •«tbk f nou " nkwbpafkiL

Mai

tiidlow (Lord) on the Criminal Evidence Act

Lnn»cj-Caae of T. H. Fischor-a Millionaire.
. '8 m ]2h

Lujhlngton (vSir Gcdfre»bn the Heory-Reinach

Trial, 3178 a
J— on the Pic^OArt Cue. \S m 7 d
Lyttelton (Canon EJ, on the Training of Teach-

T".i%"N.O.) dn the Britiah Troopi In the
Sudan, 23 ;de

M;
MabOoll (Canort Malcolm) on Reiertation Of the
. Sacrament. Sj \0h

MH«an ( H.) on Secondary Eddcation. 7 j 11 d
Mucartney (-) at Reading. 14 / lO ft

Macdonald (Sir Wni.) and M^GUl University.
Letter on. 24; J I / ^

Maddonald'i (MhW) Expedition. 18 / 8 «

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Macedonil ft j 8 1, -17 / iS J-I8 t 6 ii-.24j & /

Jjaqeddniilii Qiiettion. Letter od. 27 f i a
Macknrne8« (i^rederlc) on the Inna of Court and
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Mflolc^y (Sir J. ^.) ori the Bhunlart, 13 MO <i
Mackenzie (Sir A. C,) 00 A National Opera. 27 m

T— (G. Si) on the Position in Uganda. 24 ; 1 1 /

Maclean (-) on Cottiitertailirig Unties, Letter
on, 28 fli 7 c/

— ;.(J- K)on Lord George HaniUton and the
House of Cbmnions. 20 m Id 1^

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Matenamar* (T. J.) on the Breakdown iii (Jom-
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Macrae (CO.) on tHa > liineae Niiftheni Hall-
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Madagascar, ex Queeri of , 1 •ii 5

MtiiHtion in. 2 /" 10 0^6 ; 3 /

\ "•V.JUMUII 111. Ji J IWO— i

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GUe«t. Hon. liusamund, Bjfiod

Hereford, Bp of, 19/ 10 6

Hocliepied Larpent, Clarissa QitH.ieii

-^ Sydil de, 2 / 7 /

Lytion. lion. N. S.. 14 / 5 /

— Miles, P. N.. 2 / 7 /

- Patti. Madame. 26 ; 4 6

- Peel. Hon. Agnes, 13 / 9 «

Petre, Oswald, 28 y 1 1 /

Uenshaw. A. H., 23 ; 9 /

Ridley. M. W., 9 / 10 a

St. Maur, Lord Percy, 20 si 11 /

Symond*. Mary G., 19 » iO 6

Vivian, Harry, 2078^

White, Hon. Violet. 20 »/» M /

Marria::e8. Birth's and I)eaih.s. Retiiriid, 9 / \6d
Marriott (Sir VV.)aod Mr. Uooley. I6j 5 *
Marsden (Dr. R. S.) on oVerorowdhg id Srfi*

condary Schools, 1 7 i 14/
Martinead {Oqo.) oti Mr Mfliclean on Corfdtrf^

vailing Duties. 2.i m 7 ^
Mat tyr's (Major) fixpVditiori. 26m7 d
Marylehone, Sohuol Hoar I in, 18 //i 8 /
SlUsdnia Bene^olenCd tii ti^^: ij<^t

Has

PAUtER'B INDEX TO ** THB TIMES " NEWSPAPER,

[Jan. 1 to

Maflter Bone Brash Milkers' Association, 4/90
— — Tailors* fienevoleni Assiioiatioo, Aniraal-

Meeting. 11 ^5 #
Matches without Yellow Phosphorns« 31 m 18 i
Mathews CBrnest). on Adulleratioo of Dairy

Produce, 11 fit
Matthef«a(A. T.) on the Winphilsea Memorial 3

i8a
Maunder r E« W.) on the Zodiacal Light. 34 9*12 e
Maundy Thursday. 31 m 5
Maxwell (W. B.) on the New Forest again

Threiitened. 10/4 6^31 f 4 4
Mayoock ( WUloughby) on the Betting Question,

26fli.9e
Mazcau Inquiry. Letter on^ 1 1 / 5 r
M*Oill Unirersity* Montreal and its Benefactors,

29 m 6^
M*Laren (Darid) on the Crisis in the Church,

27/70
MeR.<tarement of Lathwood, 27 m 8 f
Measuring £ztnme Temneratnree. l.^ m 6 a
Meat Inspection and Public 81aughtf rhousee, 80

- Supply of London, Annual Report, 38 m 8 e
Meath (Lsdy) on the Brabason Itaaploynient

Society, 12 i 4y-^19 i 1 1 /^85i 10 /— 28 ; 19

/-2 / 3 /
^-^ on Criminal AdYertiaemante 12 f 9
Medway (Lord) on Crawling Cabs, 8 / 12 ^
KEETING8 OF 0BEDIT0B8 :—
^- Barrett. O. H., '/9 m 13 d
— - Bast and Fliadera Qold Mining Company,

30m 8 /

- fieaoclerk. F. E., Wjid

Big Blow, 16/ 14<l

Celladema, 23 / 14 df

— — Colliery and General Contract Company.
29 m6/

- Ferro Sodium Company, 34 / 3 e
Oramshaw, W. U., ^1 ; 1 1

— — Benry de Jersey & Co., 11 m 16 <f

Ingram. W. B.,28; Kd

- Kelsev, Jules, 2«.; 9 r

-^ — King^ Universal Supply, 80 »• 8 /

Kirby. F. K., 2\j\\e

- Knowles.Mark« 19j 14

Leonard, B., 1 1 ; 1 a

Liaruet. J. E.. 7/3 /— 4 / 16 «

Life Policy Drama Syndicate, 24 m 3 f

London and Birmingham Brass Foundry,

3/11./

Stamping Company, 7 ; 4 o

Maison Limis Pinet. 12 ; 2/

— » Mawddach Gold Extractioa Syndicate, 10

Montgomery, H. B., 12 j 10*

Muir. Alex.. & Co.. 10 / 11 d

— — Oates. A. O., 1 m 3

Partridge, J. C, B ; 16 /

— — Fsttison. 796a

Peiitalta Exploration Company, 11> 11

Fetmao, K. J. 6; t3 6

PiUing.J. K.,24; 13 /

Pym, E. B^lu; 12 d^Mj 16 a

— * Pyramidal byndicate 14 m 3 e

- fiaikes. O.A^ \\j lOa
— — Keiee, W. R., 2 m 13/

t»4

Meeting of Creditors (jr9nt%wud).

Rerett, B. S,. 7 7 3 /

Solvation Army Building Aisodatioil, 31

JIO0

Silber, Martin. 9 / 4 a

— - Spry. p. 0.. 28 m 14*0
-^ — Steele, Robt., 26 / 6 a

Tankard. H. B., 21 / 13 il

Tessa Woollord. 30 m 10 J

- Tottenham. B. P. S. C. F., 2e> 14 e-ia/
36

Victoria Date Company, 16 m 14

Warrington. J. C. andi O. D., 2 /"S «

Westminster Cycle Woits, 16 / 18

Woodd B. R.. 2rt ; 9

Meeting of the Liberal Members, Letter on^ %f

40
Memorial to Sir J. Bsealegelts. 17 ? 10 a

to the late Wm. Black, 24 m 6/

^-'-— Letter on, 3 m 10 /

to Mrs. H. R. Haweis, 6/70

to Macgillirray, Letter on. 30 ai 4 a

to Sir Wro. Maxwell, 13 t 1 1 r

- to the late Sir John MiUaii, 9 / 12 0*15 f
12^

- to the late R. H. Quick. 28 / 12

to VV. Rogers, I8MO0

- to Rev, A. M. Toplady, 18 7 6 /

to Sir SydR^ Waterlaw, 15 n 12

Mercantile Marine, Letter on. 10 m 13 /
Merchant Shipping Act; 5 / 7 /
Mendelssohn Scholarship, 31 m 2 <
Mendl<S. F.>on the Coming ProtesUnt De«

monstration. 14 ; 10 r
Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum, Amiaal

Meetin^r, 2^ m 7 /
Merchant Shipping (Mercantile Marine Fund)

Act, 1898,23 /6/
Metric System, Letter on, 20 m 14 d— 42ii» 3 0—

23 ro 14/— 28 m 8 A— 31 m%%
Metropolis Management Acts. 15 m 13 tf
Metropolitan Asylums Board, Meetings, 16 ; 11

0-3<>; 4 <i— 1»/ 6 0-27y 7 /— 13 » U tf-37

n,% d
and (Mty Police ConralesoeDtFund, 1 / 5 /

Orphanage, Annual Ball to Aid, 27 m 1 3 tf

Fire Brigade. 6 j 8 6

Local Government (Officers') Aesodationv

Annual Dinner, 31 ; 10

Pauperism Census of 4 ; S f— 12 ; 13 a— 18

J ^f-ibj 11 0-1 / U /:-9/3f— 16/ 14 /—
23/13 /— 2 m 2 /-'9 m 13 rf— 16 ni 4 d— 32 ar
11 /—29 m 7

Police CJourts. 13 i 7 •

Magistrates, Letter on, 27 / 12 d

-*-> Public Gardens Association^ Meeting, 4 /

16 a

Tabernacle, Meeting, 15 ai 13 «

Mexico, Finance, 3^ 4 a

Michie (A.) on Chinese Nortbeni Railwaye

Question, 23/ l) /— 6m 11 d

— on the Opening of Nau-fiing. 18* / 11 s-
Mieholls (E. M.) on Epileptics and Imbeeeilet, It

; 12 6
Middle Temple. Award, 23/ 13 6

Grand Day. Dinner. 20; 6 5

Middtesex Uospiiair 2o / 16y— 3»/ 10 «

March 81, 1899.]

palmer's index to ^' THE TIMES " NBWBPAPEB.

Mou

liiddlesez Kifla Aseodatioii. AdduiiI Meoting 4

Midland Iron and Sfceel Wages Board, Annital
Meeting, 21 / 8 6

— Railway Senraots and the Company's
Btockt, Uf 9 e

— * Union oi OmMeiratiTe AaaoeiatioiM, 0>a^

JftrvDoe. 2(8 / 11*
Milford Docks Bill, 8 m 6 /
Mihtaiy, st8 Natai. a»d Militabt
Minee and Quarriee. 7 ; ' 2 e
Miliiaia, Late 8ir John, Memorial to, 9/ 13«^16

/ 12 6
Millar (Fred.) oo loduatrial War and Compulaory

Arbitration, 17 i 8 a
Miller (Q. T.) on tbe Criaia in the Ghureh, 6 /

10 B

— - (Henry) on the Criaia in tbe Clmroh, II /

Ut-*l4/8«
Mlhier (Sir F.^oa Sir Henry Fowler'a Speech, 6

./ n »

Minera md the Workaett*8 CompeoMtioa Aofe,

Minea and Minera, 17 m 8 /

Vtattil^ ntTELUGENGEs—

— — Acoidenta,<«e A<30iDBirss— Mnroia

— Ausiralaaian Gold Truit, I m 12 6

—^ BoColph and Ksploring (>Mnpany, 22 / 4 a
— - BriUiant Block GK>ld Company, 80 ai 10 e

— Broken Hill Proprietary Bkxsk 10 Company

— BorbABk'a Birthday Gift (Md Minea. 6
J 15 d

Bama Rnby Minet, 8/130

^-^ Buiiaeea of the Weelc, in each da^'» paper
undtr Money Market

— Cooaolidated (yold Field* of South Africa,
9/6e

-— Coral Reef Boring at Funafuti. 8/ 4 /
— «- Coromandel Gold Company of India, tt ; 15 d
^— * De Beera ConaoUdated Minea, 2 m 15 o

Dolooath Mine, 10 / 14 d-^i m 12 r

•*— (}olden Hone-ahoe Gold i)ompaiiy,2J / II «
— ~ Goldflelds of .vla»honaland, 1 4 ai 8 «
of Meaoe, t4m8«
Great Boulder Main Reef, 21 m 3
f<«jiey Company, 81 m 7 «

Hamstead Colliery, 17 / 8 /

Hit or Miae Proprietary Gold Minea, 17

' — Homes for Aged and Infirm Miners at Has-

wellMoor. 27/60
•— Jumpers Deep. 18/80

Klondike Geldfielda, 18f 6e

— -^ Right and iVrong Routes to^ Lecture on,

Im 18/

— Loflhottse Colliery Company. 80 « 3
»— l«ondon- Paris Financial and Corporation,

I7»8«
-*-*-«- Jbondaiiderry Qold Mine. 16 m 4 a
— ^ Luipaard's Vlei instate and Gold Company,

1/18/

— Matabele Gold Reefs and Estatea Company,
15 /4«

•*-• Mines add Banking Corporation, 2 ai 15 6
'- Investment Corporation. 2 m 15 6

^— MiiUDg RetttZiiSi iss each Oatfe paper

Mining Intelligence <conft«iu0d).
— — Mooutaiii Copper Company, 15 m 12 il— 24
m8«

— Mysore Qold, Company, 1 1 « 5 0—22 « 4 d
New Sharlston <'ollieries (Company, 24 / 8 •

— Nine Reefs (^ompany. Hi m U Z'

North's Navigation CoKieries ( 1889), 6 m 8

/— 16 mb t
— i> Northern Territories QoiMelds of A«fltralia»

29m 8 d

Oriental Gold Company of India. 9; U

Ooregum Gold Company of Indian, 29 m 8/

Rhodesia Gh>ld Ueefa (PurdOn's;, 7^8

■ ■ (3oldflelda "^ •• 8 d

— » Rbodeaian Gold Trust. 6 f 15

Routes to the Yukon. 4 / 7 /

San Salvador Spanish IroD Ore Company,

18 m 4/
— ^ Hheba Qold Company. 10 / 12 d

— South Afaican Gold Trust. 14 / 14 d
— » Spiiakop Farm Gold Company, 8 / 12

Utah Consolidated Gold Mines. 5 ; 18 d

Victory (Charters Towers) Qold Company^

18;12d
Violet CTonaolidated GoM Company. 4 m 5

A^SsiH/— I5m5/

Letter on, 16/ 4^—17/ U0

West AustraUao Gold Fields. 2« / 8 /— 2 «

15 e
— *- TnkoQ Commuaication with the, 10 m 6 5
District. 18 w 7 /

Ministers and Directorships. Letter on. 17/ 14 cf

— and Judges aa Diieotors, Letter on, 24/
15 f

Mint in 189^2 f6e

Missppropriation by a Glasgow Lawyer, 28 ; lOe
Miasion to Dartmoor Con viot*. I '6/
Missions to Sen men Institute at Great Tarmout^

I m4 /
Mixed Mairisge. Letter on. 17 m 12 r

Tribunal 1 o^ l<'gypt, Letter on^ (8/60

Model of the Victory. 2.< ; 7

Money Lenders' Bill, Letters on, 8 m 8 a— 9 re 7

«— ii III lur-14 m 18/
Lending Bill. 25 / 8 ;

— Letter on, 28 m 8 d
MON^T MARKBT:—

Arirentine Agriculture Otter 00, 27 / lie

Hrit(hton Railway Contingent Rights Oet*

tiflcates 1 7 ; 4 ^

(Ity o( B'-andoii Munioipal Bonds. 1 1 m 150

Mexican i^encral S)ecurities Company, Let*

ter on. 7 M

Notices of, «« every day*n papet

Ottuman Public i»t'bt Letter on. 2f We

Paris Market, see every day*» p^tper

— ^ Prices of i Commodities. Letter 00, 4 •« 8 ^
,-- Proposed Removal of the Baltic^ Lstter oc\»

25; 4
Railway Share Market, seeswr^dtjy e paper

Scotch <:h€quee. Chargea for Collectinif»

Letter* on, 5/11 d— tt i8c— 7;46— 10

J 1 1 * ^ .
Stamping of Foreign Bills, Letter on, 8/ 4 6

— - Sute of the Maraet, gee every day*a paper

Transvaal Government, Letter on, 4 / 6 a

— — Value of the Rupee, Letter on, a; 11 5

66

Vm

f^UIE^'S WPI£X TO ** THB TIMB9 " NQWaP4PJB|t.

[ J^a, 1 to,

tr-

Monkswell (Lorl) on Induittrial War and Com-
pulsory Arhitri^tion. 6 ; 12 <t
- — o»» the Kyrle Society. 20 / 8 6
—^ on the London GoverDinpnt 'Ull. 22 iw S /
Montagu of Beaulieu i Lord) on the New Forest,

Monteajfle (Lord) on Bp. O'Owjer and the

(Munty Council Elections, \i / 10 /
Montpnegro, « w 7 /

Montrose ( f)uches8 of) on the Brabazon Em-
* ployment Society, *2I ; 7 *
Moore (S. A.) on the Thames and iuTributariei,

Mpreing (C. A.) on China 4 / 9 «

Morley (John) on the GUdstone National Mem-

' orial. 19f 11 a

— at Montrose, 20.; 10 d

on the Political Situation, 18 ; 6 a

Comments on, 19 r5 /

Morocco, 4 ; 4 6—7 m d 0^*17 m 8 a— £9 m 6 0—

*"30m3/

— ^-- and the Powers 3 ; 4 </

Morse' (Sydney) on Municipal Trading, 13 f ^ c

Moslem Patriotic League and Bounty-fed Sugar,

^'81 m7 e

Motion of a Perfect Liquid, 18 / 9 /

Motor CarjAocident, Fatal 27/6 /— 28 / 10 6—

*' 2 w 6 c

-v^ — Kace. 24 m 10 /

Csrriagp, the Lanchester. 18 m 6 if

Mowbray (Sir John) and the Committee of

Se^ectiQn. L'^tter on. 20 Ml/
Mnn\iVl. de) on the On^yfus > 'ase, 17 t 7 <i
MuiVicipal Oncers' Association, Annual Meoting
' 2 m 4a

— Opposition to Electric (-om panics. 11 iJe
-^ Sel|-Go?ernment in India. Letter on, i3j

12/

, r Trading. 27' 10 a

Letters on. 28; 6^—26 ; li f—lj 12 e —

18 /He
Murder in Djrury Lane, 24 ; 1 1 a
^- in Ireland 7 0a
*— near Lichfield. \ m 10 d
|[UaD£B8: -
L^^ A#hwurtl^ Mrs. J[os. by he^ Husband. 25 m

*"7/'

-^-^ Ooodale, Herbert, Wife and Two Children

of, I8fli 10/ '
•*-«- Qiipen. Mrs. £dw„ by her Husband, 1 m 10 a
.^ IJiilJesse,' r/ll
«— Utibbard. Joslah. by his Nephew, 8 ; 12 d
— ^ ](ehMley. Mary, i*' t W a
•— Large. Geo. and Abnie. 8 ; 8 d
1— Meatfows, Mary E., ii m \0j '
•iU- Short. Prances,' iHm 10 /
SZ^ Voilcfr, a Little Oirl named^. 8M2 </

Whfbley. John, 6 / « /

^— Attempted, Hbare, a Toung Woman named,

3j 12 rf
■ Meloszi. Mrs., by her Husband. 15 i» 12 a

Murray (Coi. E. H.) on Imperial i'enny Post. 1
''miir • • *^ • •

Murray- Kumsey (Com. R.) on Hong-Kong as a
^•Port of Call. 9 / 16 A

Murray *s Handbook of Kume, letters on, 18 / 7
^'/^iifu'e ' • ' •

Music Hall Benerolent il^und, 7 m 18 <f

— Prize, n / 16 a

Musketry Training of Qqr Troops, 2'< / 6 e
Mutiny of the Briests, Letter dii, 23 ; 12 a

N.
Nan sen (I)r. Fridjof ) on the Constiti^tional Con-
flict Ix'tween Sweden and Norway. 80 i 12 d
Napier and Ettrick(Lord) Memorial Servioe for.

9 / 10 a
Napoleonic Literature. Recent Letter on, 6 m S /
National Agricultural Union Meeting, 16/ 2/

Antarctic Expedition, Proposed, 9 m 4 /

Anti-Vivisectiun Societjf, 14 ; 8 /

— Association of Master Builders, Annuai
Conference. \ 1 1 f

Meeting, 80 m 4 a

of Volttotary Teachers, Annual Meeting.

6i»9 /

— Blind Relief Society. Annual Tea, 9 / 10. </

— Chamber of Trade, Annual Mee^ng, 28 m
9/

— Education Association, Report, 18 y 9. /^
16/2/

— Federation of Head Teachers. Annual Conv
ference 6 / 8 e~f> > 7 ^— 7 » i 1 <J

— Fire Brigades' Union. Annual Dinner, 9 m
11 h

"^ Free Labour Association, Meeting, 16 / 10/

— Liberal Club. Meeting 24 ; 10 V
■ ■ Federation, 9 / H a

— Annual Meeting. 8 m 18 d— 10 m% o
Annual Report, 21 / 18 k-^^mWd

Meeting. )^ m ^ a

— > Lifeboat Institution. Report. 2 m 10 ^
f^ Memorial to Mr. Gladstone, '>8 ; 6 /— 30 ; 6
d—8l ; 12 0-8 /7/— I* /6y— i// 2/— 4ni'
12r~17iii 106-14m 10 r

and the Duke of Grafton 4 / 12 /

Protestant c'hurcb Union,' 12 ; 8*
and th,e Queen,' 11 t \\ d

— Refuges for Homeless and Destitute Child-
ren, Annual vleeting,'28 n \1 d

— Sea Fisheries Protection Soeietjr, Annual
Meeting, 22 m 12/

— Society of CociserTlitiTe Agents. Meeting.
26 m 14 ft ■ * '

for the Prerention of Consumption Meet*

. . • .1 i. . ■ . » • • • . . . r ■ ■ • . . « . •

ing, 2*2/ 80

of Cruelty to Children. 4 ai 15 /

— Temperance Leajsne. CQUTersaxione, 10/
4 o ■' •

-^ Union of Consenratire Associfttiona, Meet-
ing, 21/11 ^ — — ^ -
of Teachers. Conferenoe, 28 ; 4 a

Natural History Museum, Letter on^'l8.;4r

— Reading Room) 6/ to f
Naturalization Act, 4 ; 4 h^A f 1 1 f~^e mUk

A AVAL AND MlLITARriNTELUGiBirOdi'il-P
--^ Admit sity Court $$e Aomikaltt Coasi; *

— Ahiiiiar Report on Musketry' InstructioQ.
J8W 7 /

— - Appointments and Promotions, fss swry

dajf*$ fjiaper
Army Estimates, Letter on, 6 m 10 /

J 12 d

Rifle Association, Anooal Meeting. 14

^arcb 81, 1399 J f alm'vb'b ikdez tq 't cue TiMBa» '' kbwspapbb.

Kew

Kaval and Military Intelligence {fpntinued).

Aaziliary Forces. 9 ; 10 c— 6> iU 6— 1 m i;

/— 6 m7§
Berrainda, A dm. Sampson at, 22 m 8 a

— British Troops, in (^andia, 25 ; 10 c
•^— - Cadetships in the Navjr. 4 ; 8 (i

- — Changes in the Army Medical Staff, 20

j\Oa
«— Collision between CoUtngwood f^ld the

Cut'teon, Inquiry into^ B / 6 a
•— ^ Disappear^ce of Lieut. H. S. Lowrj fron^

Gospurt, 14 / 6 tf
i--» Draftinii of Soldiers, Let^r on, 81 m 6 d
•^— Egyptian Intelligence Department, i9 / fl i

— Employment of Officers ia Colonies and
Protectorates^ 15/7/

«-»- Experimental Mobilizatioa 9 ; 12 a
' — Eztra KeftioienUdGuaploya^ent. 27 / 10 6
«— Field Practice Association, Annual Meet-
ing, 8 / 12 e
— ^ Fighting in West Africa, 18 ; 8 «
• — French NaVy Estimatefi. 3 m lid

— German Aatumn MancBurres, 27 / 10

Military Transport by Kail. 81 m 80

*• — ^ Quick-firing Field Gun, 80 m 5 <f

• — He&lth of the Army, 8 m 1 1 d

r— - Hoag-kong Regiment, Letter on, 24 m 5 ^

— Indian Medical ^rVice, 17 J 10
Staff Oorps, 21j 10 s
Transport. 30m5 d

Japanese ('raiser Asamaf 13/74
Jersey Militia, 10 / It
Launch of the Alffany, 16 ; 11 6

— uf the Aaakit 1 4 m 8 a

— of the Implatatle, 1 1 m 12 <— 13 m 18 ft
Malto Dockyard Defalcations, 18 j 8 d
Medal for Uganda, 6/106
Military Attaches, 27 m 9 6

— Knights of Windsor, 24 > 7 a
MancBurret of 18»8, 28 ; 12 d

^_ — MiUUa Literary Examination, 21 t 10 (f
-7— Miscellaneous News, see evtrif dajf's fa/jer
- — Mobilization at the Cape, Recent, 11 m 12 «
«7^» Morements of H^ M. SlUp% sm ui»dsr natal

AND MiLiTABT, 111 €adi tiajf$ paper
^ — of Troops in lb99-19uU, 6; H /
•^— Musketry in the Marines, 4 / 12 a
■ I Training in India, 3}>i 10 <?

«^— National Artillery AssooiatioQ^

Meetiug, 24iM 10 V

' Hifle Association, 7y 7 «
Report, 8> 6 6

Annual

— Naval Construction in France and Russia, 7
Lessons of the Spanish- Americaji War, 9

10 a

Shipbuilding,3l; I80

— New Cruisers, "Letters on, 16 m 18 0^20 m
8 0-^22 m ld#— 81 tit 6 d ' • -

-^— French q.-f. Gun, 6/10 ft

Ice Breaking dtean^er, 20./ 10 c

- — Onidurman, Sirdar at^' 28 m 8 c

m Letters on, U m lO'y -*37 m 16.

^ — Port Arthur. 18 01 12

^ Public Schools Field Day, ]7ni 11 /

<— — Rearmament of Uorse and Field Artillttry.

'>;il0 '■

Kaval and Kilita^ Intelligenofli {*ontinued),

Recruiting, 17 '• H o—l\Sf 7 «

for the Army, 24 /w 10 6

- Renerve Forces, 18 1 7 0— 14/ 12 0— 18/ 13
(/_-(»/ 10

Rontgen Rays in Military Surgerj, II / 86

«->* Royal Army Medical i^orpt. 16 / 10 6

— ^— Military Academy, Woolw^ch,J6; 11 y—
16/ 106

College, Sandhurst. 7 J 10 d— 10 i'4 4

—20; 10 a

Tournan^eiit, 1899, 9y 10 c— 11 j 8 0—

14/lW-2*/7<»

Victoria Hospiul. Netley. 1/ II 7
RusMian Navy, 21 ; 10
> Troops in the Far East. 16 / IO0
Warship's. New. 11 m 12

Search Lights on the Indian Frontier, 21 /

II d

Supplementary Army Estima^, 18 / 18 4

Taction in Modern War, 7 / 7 •

- Teeth in the Army. Letter on, 6 m 7 /

the Terri'ie. Fatal Accident in. 16 m 11 /—

17 Ml 11 /—29 m 1

Trans -Frontier Exploration. 27 ; 5 c

— — Voluntary Retirement of Army Officers, 7

yd

War Office Administration. U m 12 /

(changes at the, 14m 13 c

Tube Marine Boilers. 23 m 10 4

Zaklca-ahel and the Khalbar, 26 ; 4 d

NaTy Estimates, 10 m 12 a

-^ Letter on, 16 m 7

Leak(ue. 1 1 j 9 /-26 ; 5 /

and the Training of Boy Sailors^ 10 / 15 e.

Negi^s and the Itebel Chiefs. 6 m b 6

Nelson liecreation Ground, Bermondsey, 28 m 9^

y— 81 m5 /
Netherlands, (yommercial Travellers in the. Let*

ter on, 7 m 1 1

Extradition Treaty with the, 14 ; 7 s

Netley and Tropical Disease, Tietter on, 6 } 6
New Capital Created in the Second Half of 1898«

Uj W a

Electric Lamp, 10 f 14

English College in Romd, 18.; 8 a

Forest, Letters on, 6 m 15 c«14 m 8 0—21

m8<-29m 12 d

— ^- again Threatened, Letters on, 10/ 4 6—

18/ 10 a
Guinea, 24; 6 6—6 / 6 -23 / 5 5

Hospital for Womens, Annual Meeting. 9^

w 14 /

Letter on. 20 m 8 /

International Muncal Review, l/Sj

*— London Park. "0/70

— p- Nile Reservoips, 17/5/

Pianoforte Music, 2 ; 9 0-10/ 11/— 14 ; 6;

s— i6iiJ/-17j i4y— 23 j 4 d-24; 14 0-27

> 10 a—28 f 8
Planet, 12 / 6 6—31 j 2y— 2 / 2 /— 18 m 4

c— 29 m 14 0—80 m 2 /— 31 m 2 •
— Public Buildings, Letter on, 28./ 12 6

BaUway BiU. 2* / 6 /

STBW SOUTH WAL1B8;-.

— ^ Farmers* and Settlers* Associatiopa^^M^

G. U. Reid, 8 /a 5 c

ffew

n

PALlfER B IND£X TO ^ THK TIM88," NBW8PAPBB.

[Jan. 1 to

Jfew Booth Wi^lQi (fon^inu'i).

— Miscellaneoug News, 14 ; 7 6 -rSSy 6 a

ReTenue, 3 ;d /— 8L m 8

New Street, « / T /

— - SurTeyinff Instrument. 16; 12 4

Vauxhall Bridf^ Letter on, 28 ;' 1.^ it

— View of Britiab Imports and Exports, Let-
ter on, 17/ 10 e

-^— Y<»ar Honourj, 2 j 5a

— - Y ear's Greetings for the Sirdar, 2^6 6

fnSW ZEALAND :-

— Harvest Prospects, 18 m 7y

— Imports. \A f a h

»- Miscellaneous News. 7/5 /— 8 / 5 /

— Revenue 8/5 rf— 9 f 5e

New Zealand Arbitration Act, Letter on, 9 ; 10 s
— ~ as a Country for Colonists, Letter on, S>60
— ^ and its Legislation, Letter on, 19 / 12 c

— Letter on, 17 f !:'> h
Newcastle Shooting Aflfrajr, BmSj
l^ewcombe (8. F.) and the London Coonty

Council 6 J 10 /

^Newfoundland, 5}' 8 s-7 ; 5 «-9 ; 5 /-20 ; 5 6
-23/6«-26j 4 a— 27 j 8y-4 / 4 4-6/5
•—14 / 5 6-28/ 5 <T-4 m 7 /-8 m 7 J-9 m
6 9—11 m 7 e— 222 m 7 a— 25 ai 7 4—29 m 50

^— Blue Book, '^8; 10 6

bhore Question. Letter on, 28 f 18 /

l^ewport Market School aad Refuge, Annual
Dinner, 11; 56

l^ewsvendors* Benevolent Institution, Annual

Meeting, 22 / 7 /
Newspaper Reports, Lecture on, 1 1 ; 8 ^
Newton (Sir Alfred) on the Plume Trade. 25 f

— (Lord) on the Deooration of St. Paul's
Do me. 81 m 6 6

NEXT OF iON-PEBSONB WANTED 1^
Baker, Wm., 10/ 1

— Bannister, R. H,, 25 1 1 ^

— Bateman, John, 10/ 1

Bayliss, Samuel, WiUof, 2/16

— BuCher, Marie Louioe, 10 / I

.^ Butler, W. F. M„ I6y 1 6
_ Bjrns, P., 28 / 1 6
«— Couch, Alice M. M., 7 ; 1 6
— » Curtis. Samuel. 25 ; 1 e
mm^ Denman, Frances Ann. 3 1 1 ^

Dukes. Sarah, Marriage Certifloate, 21 ai 1

m^^ DuBster. Fanny. 4 « 1 6

ii— Force, F. P. 18 / I p

— Fotbergill, R. H„ 5/16

Gomperts, W. F. L.. 8/ 1 6

*— Orauger, Rebecca, 9 ; 1 6

— Heimann, U. G., 10 ; 1 <i

^-^ Hensley, Isaac, Baptismal and Marriage

Certificate, 9/ 1 6
*— Uejmsn, Mrs, Sarah, 3/16

fiill, John. 23 / 1 6

«.— James, C. B„ WiU of, 15 / 1 e

— Kennedy, Anaataha, 28 / 1 6
^— Lambert, Florence M, £„ 30 « 1 p
^— Lawrence, Kate, 25 « 1 e

«-^ Lee. Wm., 28/ 1 s
,.— Mackay, G, £.. 8i U
« — MIller,Jaa., 16/16
Mary, 13 ; 1 <»

Next of Kin« &o. irontmued),

— MilliugtiMi, Alex., 2 ; I 6
MUls. G. A.. 9 it> I 6

— Mob<]y, Sarah. 9 m 1 6

Newbery, Mary Ann, 17/16

— Newman, Edm., 25 m 1 e
Nicholls. Harriet te T.. 9 / 1 6

— ScholUr, John, 67 1 6

Shailer. W. G.. 8 w 1 6

Smith, T. R. J.. 8 m 1 6

Nicosia (P.) on Malta and Imperial Penny

Postage, 25/ IJ a
Nicaragua. 13/6 <•— 28 / 5 t-^l m 5 6««2 m 6/

-27 m 7 a
Niger Coast Protectorate. Annual Repori. 26/7 /"

Operations, 6 i na

-^ Pr(»teetorate. Fighting in, 29 m 10 6

Nile, Belgians on the. 7 ni 10 /

Nisbet vReT. M. A.) on the Primate on Church

Schools, 8 / 18 ^
Niu-chwgng RaUway Loan, Letter on. \ m \0 f
Non-Abatement of Smoke, Letter on, 7/ 12 6
Non-County Boroughs Association, Annual

Meeting, 26 «i 1 1 /
Nonconformist Marriage. Letter on, 8 m 8 e

Political Council, 20 / 14 d

Norfolic and Norwii h Hospital 9 ; 9 «

— Musical Festival Committee, Meeting. 16

Norman (Henry) on a Chinese Pnszle. 17 a 1 1 »

— on Great Britain and the United Sutes, 28
m 10 4

North Eastern Hospital for Childrea, 25 / 8 /—
18 m II /

— of Enuland Steamship Owners* AsaooiaUon,
Annual Meeting, I m 5/

Lancashire Spinning Trade, 6 / 4 a

— — Queensland ( Bp. of) 00 a Bishopric for

Northern Australia. 10 m 14 «
Northampton Education DifElcuUy at, 18 /4 /—

14 ; 8 e— 17 j 7 s-18 ; 6 /-20j 7 6—21 / 10 c

-23;7rf -31/6 /— 4/13/
Northcote (Rev. the Hon. J, S.) 00 the Crisis in

the Church, 13/ \2o
Northern Counties Amalgamated Associations of

Weaver? and Members of Parliament Confer-
ence, 26 / 5
NorthumberUnd (late Duke of) and the Royal

Institution. 7 / 6 #
Norton (Lord) on Secondary Education. 20 w 12 e

(Rich.) on the Coaditaon of Historical

Buildings in Italy. 9/14 U

Rose, Norton & C^o. on the Northern Rail-
way of the South African R^ublic, 6/46

Norwich (Bp, of) on the Crisis in the CSiorch, 7
ai8a

— Castle Museum, Bequest to» II / 5 /

— — (Dean of ) on the (/risia in tha- Church -Hia

Opportunity, Vtj 10 a
Nova Scotia, 8/3«
Novel Lottery, 22 / 9 /
Novikoff (Mme. Olga) on War atfaiiist War, U

IN 10 c
Nunn (Canon Joseph) on Ihe Primate on Charch.

Schools. 81 ; l2d
Nursing Europeans in India,, l^ettera ojoi,^ 8(L
^'8 a

Uarch 81, 1899]

PALMBB's illBEX TO ** THS TIMXS " VSWSPAPCB.

Car

o.

UbtclieD<»«f the Clergy, Letters on, 2 /7/— ^ /

lOo— 4y 7/-6f 8c-7 ; \Oe-\O9\Dd
Obttractioni of Str^t Traffic Letter on, 2 m R /
O'Dwyer (Rp.)and th« County Ck)aDcil Elec-
tions. Letter on, IH / 1 /
— — and Lord Dunraren, 9/10/"
Officers for the Auxiliary Forces, Letter on, 4

i8/
Official Appointments, sps farA djy*i paper
Old Age Piraprridm TjCtter on, 27 m 12 ;
— ^^ Pension and Life Assurance, 4 / 8 /
— - Pensions, 26 ; 12 /— 6 / tf c— 6 m 8 «— 18 m
12r-.'20 m8/-27 m I2<if

Letter on 24 ; t2

Old ratholics of North Bohemia, Letter on, 27 m

^— Fdki^ New Year's Party, 6 ; 4 r
— ^ Star rhumber. Site of the, 18 j 10 6

World Garden s« 17 m 8 /

01dham(KeT. K. S.)on the Old Catholics of

North Bohemia. 27 m 6 li
OhTer (Ker. W. E.)on Workmen's Loan Banks,

28 / 6 /
Omdormao Battle of. Letter on, 80 m 8 s
Omdurman. Manscripts from. 16 m 7 /
OMNIBUS OOICPANIES *.-
— > London blectric, 16 J 8 /

General, 8/14 6—17 / 14 1/— 10 m

14 i

Road Car. 27 1 18 rf— 8 / 14 6

Omnibus Stopping Places, Letter on. 1 / 10 / «4

/ 11
—* Struck by Lightning 1 4 / 1 (/
Open Door or Annexation, Letter on, 26 i 8 /
— — Uebellion, Letter on. 9 m 8 ^

- Spaces. 6? 7. -4/ 16fl— 20/ 7 #—4 m 16y
—— Lecture on. 8 / 6 c

Maintenance of, 26 ; 10 b

Opening of Nau-ninir, Lt-tteron. 18/ 11 c
Opportunity of the Moderate High Churchman,

Letter on. 9j7/
Opposition and the New Session, 4/84
Order of the Daughters of the King, Annual

Meeting. 8 m 1 1 /
Ordinations, 28 / 14 a
Ordway (E. W.) on the Attack on Americans

near Delhi, 18 / 8 /
Ordnance Factories. Letters on, 2 j 6 «— 3; %J

— 4;10«
Ostend to Dover. Disappearance of a Lady Pas-
senger on the Mailboat's Passage, 1 r % f
Ough (A. H.) on Lady Wimbome's Donkey

Story, 8/6 6—7 / 12 ft— 18 / 16 a
— — (Henry) on Lady Wimbome's Donk^

Story, 18 / IB a
Our Dumb Friends' League. 24 ; 9
Our Naval Policy, 1788-1808, Letter on, 0/106
Our Sailors in South American Posts, Letter on,

16; 8 s
Our -Wreckaget Letters on, 8 j 6 /* 7 j 12 «
Outrage at Teignmouth. 20 / 6 /
Oven (L. V.) on Railways in London, \Zm9c
Overcowding in Secondary Schools* Letter on,

J 7.; 14/
Oweof Oott^, MaoctaMter, 8 m 12 e

Oxford, Attempted Escape of Prisoners on their

Conveyance to, 10; 8 ^
House. Bethnal Green, 10 / Ti^9 f 9 f

— School of Geography. 29 m i tf

— Singular Death of a Lady at, 20 m 14 (f

— Union Society. 6 w 9 rf
OQtFOBD UNIVEESITT : -

— Appointments, 21 / 11 /—SO « 6 e

— and Adam de Brome's Chapel, 9 m 6e
Awards. 26; 4 a— 26/ 12 0— 17 m 10/— 20

m 12 f — 22ni 9 /— 27 m 8 r— 81 m 5 6

— Common tTniversity Fund. 17 / 12 6

CongreKations. 8/ 9 a -15 m 12 /— 17 / 18

6- 23/ 10 6— 28 SI 11 f
Degrees. lO ; 1 1 tf -8 / 9 a— 10 / 11 rf— 4 si

IStf— 17 m 10/— 27 m 8^—29 m 11 a

Elections, 20 ; 6 c-23 ; 10 c— 24 j 6 r^9 /

12 rf—«7/ 126-21/ 1l/-22/9^— 28/ 10 d
— 28/10 (/-^llni 14 6—16 m 10 0—17 si 10/
—22 m 9 r— 2& »» 14 6—27 m 8 0-29 mlXm

Examination for Women. 2t a 15 6

— '- Examinations, 8 / 12 a— 1 1 / 10 6—21 / 11 /

Lectures, I m 9 «

-*— Miscellaneous NrWs, 10 / 11 </— 9 mBe

— Private Halls to Annex Dependent Lodg^
ingbouses, 28 / 106

— ^ Scholarships, 20 / 6 c— 90 ai 7 /

— Sermons, i^jXOj

t.
Page (Mafor S. F.)on MuincipalTradmg, 23 ;6#

(T. K.) on the Training of Teachera» 81 10

.C/-13; I2/-24.; Hd
Paget (Q. B.) on Crawling Cabs, 8/126
Paint in St. Paul's Cathedral Letter on, 24/ 4/
Palm Processions in Literpool, 27 « 8 //
Palmer (Lady Sophia M.) on t^e late Lord

Selbome and the Kidadale Judgment, 26 / 16 i
Parcel Post betweeo Great Britain and Fxtne^

18/7
Parcels for Dawsofl City, Letter on, 11 / 16 a
Parents and the Education Act^ Letter on. 80 si

10 d
Paris Connnune, 18 «i 9 tf'

English Girls hr, 18 ni4 /

Exhibition of 1900. 1 U 4 6

-p-^ Protection of Patenu, 27 si 16 <{
Sending Books to, 16 m 15 4

Parish Council Elections, Letter on, 20 m 3 (i

Councillors* Ekcttonof. 18/ 11 /— 8 m 18/

Tenure of Office Bill Letteis on, 6 m U

</— 9 m lid— 14 m 12 6

Register Society Established in Torkshirft

81m 6/
Farker (E. H.) on China^ 9/ 12 d
Parliament^ Meeting of, 23; 6 0— 26J 7 s— 28i f

/- 30 ; 9 / -8 1 ; 6 6—7 f9f
-i*— Private Bill LegisFatkm; 24 ; 9 s— 25 ;' 11 /

—26 J 8 /— 27 ;• 6 6—28 ;5/— 81 j 10/— I / 12

<tf— 80m9«

• ■ Procedure (Sootlaody Bift, 30 si 5/
-»-> Smitha(Mr. S.).Anwoch»Bni^ Iietter o», 13^

/76

— Square Crossing, Letter eiff, 1/ 9 s

— Street Improvement. 1 si 10/
Pkrliameatary. Consftitueodlest. Hmm{.oI^2& si

106

69*

^

palmer's lliucx ^itO TUB TIMES " NSWSPAPBH.

fJan i td

Parliamentary Commit tees— Charinf; CroM,
EattoD and ffampstead Railway Bill, 21 m 3 a
—28 m\Ad
•^ Electric Lighting in London, 28 m 14 d— 27

m 15 0— 28 m 18 A
J — Uford Oaa (>)mpai.y's Bill. 28 m \i c
—- - Lea Bridge District Qas Bill. 28 m U a
a»- London Elpctricity BilU. 21 m 8 a

Metropolitan Water Bill. 28 fit 18 a

^— Police Accommodatii)n in London, 27 ai 16o
•«i» Water BiUfe. 27 m 15 ^
j[>arliameiitar7 Papers— Anglo- French Agree-
ment 28 m 18 o
«fa— Army Eatimates. 22 MO A

British Soiith Africa Company, 26 > 7 ^

CiTil Serrants and their Pensions, 8 m 18 /

_ Correspondence Relating to the Public

Finance and Resources of the Island of
JiimaiCa, 26 / 8 a

^— Re^pectin^ the Proposal of II. M. the Em-
peror of Russik for a Coofereooe on Arma-
iiientt.7i 12 6

i— . I'rofter Colonisation, 2 m I4y

Duchy bf Cornwall, 4 m 4 d

fa 'i of Lancaiiter, t* m H d

A—— Eknplo^ment of Children on Learing
bchool, lUfXOo

&. . Ftirth^ Cbr^pdndence with th^ French
Government R&»p«^cting Madagascar, 7; 6 6

_ Irish Etnigration. Sim^h

fa- « Metropolitan Commons. 6m 7 a

^— Report on the Military ManoBuTres, 7/ 18a

^— SupplemenUry Citil Service BstimAtea, 21

JU t

tlganda, 19 I 10 a

tABUAHENTABY PSOOBEDIKaS :—

— Accommodation for Lascars, 28 m 8 6

- for Seamen on Board Ship, 1 m^h
«^— Addrfrsi. 8 / 6 o A /— 9 / 7 a— 10 t 7 6— ll

J 8 c— 14/ 6e— 15 / 6 0—16 / 7 o— 17 /6 a—
18 / 12 </— 21 / 6 s— :^2 f 6 <-24 / 10 a

*— Advancei to Irish Tenatits. 8 m 6 ^

A— Affairs in the Transvaal o m d 6

ti — Aged Poor, Sm l^d

.— Agricttltiiral Holdings Bill 1 i* 6 a

•^— Aigrettes in the Army, 1 mba

j^^ Alaskan Border, 24 m 6 d

^ Alien Immigranta, 18 / 1 2 (2

«— Alleged Assault on an Officer In Dublin^
28 m06

A^— Ameer of Afghanistan, 1 m 6 6

•a— Amendments to the Address, 14 / 6 e— 17

*— Anchors and Chain Cables. 28 / 6

^— Anglo-American Commission, 24/ 10 e— 15

m9 6— 21 m 10 6
i«— Anglo-French Agreement^ 25 m 8 0— 28 ai

6 c— 29 m 8 a
•b— Answers to Questions, 18 / 12 <f
A-— Appeals under the Workmen's Compensa-
tion Act. 8 m 8 6

Appointment of Committees, 15/ 6 a
of a Treasury Valuer and Inspector df
Rs(tes, 1 1 m 8 o

— of the Rer. Henry Whitehead, 3 m 6 e
Appointments in Parliament, 18/ 12 d
at boulb Kenshjgtoor, tS mti d
iff

Parliamentary Frdceedinga {*oniirued).

— Armament of First Class Battleships, 17 si
6 «

of Voliinteer Batteries, 21 m 8 6

Armenia. 1 7 m 6

Armenian Massacres, 18 m 8

Orphanages, 7 m 6 6

— Army Annual Bill 18 m 9 £^—24 m^i
— — Estimates, 8 m 6 s— 8 M70-4m8s— li

m86.15ir 9r— 18 mSd

Me<lical Corps at the Manciiuvrea, 22 / 6 <>

Nurses, 1 4 »a 6 6

Artillery HordeS, 11/86

Ash Wednesday Sitting, 15/60

— ^ Assault upon an Irish Member, 29 m 8 a

— . Attempt to Wreck the Folkestone Express:
17M6d

-<! — Attendance of School Childnm In Church i
to 6''

Att' ndaiits at the British Vldseuni, 11/85

Australia and the Mining of Silver, 21*^ 6«

««- Australian Federation. 21 / 6 c 25 m S 6

— Automatic (Couplings, 18 w 8ti
-^ — Bahr-elGhazal 10 / 7 a

Baker Street and Waterloo BailWat Bill:

28 »* 6 o
«— Balaclava Heroes. \R fSa

Bander Jisseh. 18 / 12 /*

— Bankruptcy of Mr. Hdoley, U / 8 c
Battle of Oniddrmad* 18/12 0— 22 / 6 i

Belffiuni and China. 10 m 6 e

^- HelleVille Boilers, 8m6 e—17i^6i

— Bills Advanced, 18 / 12 a— 21 / 6 A-2i /
6 6-26 / 12 d-^8 fS a— I m 6 a— 4 ai 8 a-J
2Sik7d

of Exchahge Stiimp Dtity, 17/66

Bishop of Madagascar, 1 7 m 6 •—28 m 9 L

— «• Bishops in the HouSe of Lordi, 22 / 7 a
Blocking Notices, 22 mti d

Bodies Corporate (Joint Tenaniiy) Bilt^ Itf

8 o

Bootle Cor|]iorati6n Bill. 22 / 6 d
Bounty Fed Butter, 22ik6 d
— Sugar. 14 m 6 6

in India, 18 m 8 6

m

Boys for the Naval ReSerte, 22 / 6 I
British Army Chaplains, 25 m 8 6'
^ Establishmeut, 10 / 7 a

— Goods in Madagascar, 15 m 9' 6

— Museum Atteodanta, 17 m 6 /

— New Quioea, 8 m 8 6

— Syndicate, 24 m 6 </

— Seamen in Buenoe Ayr^. 17/ 6 d
Subjects in Madeira, 17 m 6 e

and the Porte, 21 m 8 6

in the Transvaal, 8 m 6 6

■- Trade with Hawaii, 4 m 8 d

Trawlers in Danish Wateri, 21/66

" ■ Troops in India, 17 / 6
— « Mr. Hrudrick'a Cambridge Speech, ^Smsd

— Brynwawr and Westertt Valleys Railway
BiU, ^5/ I2a

—-- Budget; 25 m 8 d

^ Buffs, 17 /6s

— - Burial Grounds, \0 f 9 f

— Burnham NatkAial ScIAmA, 14/6 h^'lit
10 tf

Mahsk 81 i6&9.J l*Atidbft*8 rikbtai fb ^* tkk iikkb ^ Hi:WflpAp*Mi

^al

Bifihi^ of <M ffdmo. Iti/t d^H k'$ d^

Um6f^%2mSd^iikS •— 24 in 8 if^srir
6 d— 89 m 8 €1

^ — Oftbt in the Btratftl> 1 f / 1( (^

si^ CfticatU MttnidpttUtjr/ 16 / 6 tf

£ — Caotem COuidilMfdiii, 15 « Tl ft ''

'i'-^ Cii^ to Gtifo Kaih»ar, !l/80^t«M<^'

— ^ Carabin^eH: 28 / 8 a

- — CarbtHe AM. U'tM 8 b

^-^ Ci«B of Cbrimei. 17/88

— s^ Of M. Le MMurier, II m 8 d "

■ ■■ ■ " of the ro«r«rr7AA<'M7 m 8

Ai^^^«- of Veterinary Ciipt Plnlayikwi;«l f 8 r*-

' — OitbOart'i Oltdrte Bill, \0 M'Ba-^XVm 8 h
^U i»8a

^ — CaValrjrfittablialltt^tfe. 18/ IS 6 ''
RM!l^itt;i&/8^

Ctoylon. 18 m 8 1—28 f* 8 d
ChanntfltUiKii. 17^/8 d *
Chai>laiili ia the Aoyll Ifatir; t8 ^ 8 il
Si^ H.- GhaHfitid^ Iti'OADdiA. 21 / 6 d
China, 18/6 ^-21 m 8 A-.21 « 96
rhiti6ii«'B4ftaBon; 1 7 « 8 <f
(\m08eilonti U/8a

— Church nitdj^in^. 4 m 8 d
«ii^ CiTil SertanU and Cddnty CoondQi, H m
66

— ^ &itimat6l; 2iir 8 d—ib msa

si^^ COarit DefenOel, ^1/6 6

a^ Codiflcatioa of UM OrdndJol^' AoU; It /
8^

' — Coiiliog Of Slit^ fii tho Austlvliiil ' MinU^
28/66

' — Colons on the SimS, 18 / 6 d

' — Colonial Loan Ftind fiiU, 24 / t2 a^28> r4
6-^28* 86

Qoettldbp 21 tkSd
- Commands id did Arttif, 8 1* 8 6
^ Commerical Agento Abroiul, 28 fjl 86
^=^ HegOtKUMs iHtb QoHilany^, 7 « 8 6

Committee of Selection. 22 / 8 6
ComdMtli^ Aahmx M^finj^i^ 1*86
^BiU, ll/8a
^ Law Amendment, 14/ 6 6'
Betitni6;^23 irf 8 6'

»i— Cotnpeotation tinddf the AlldttiiAltir A0(;

18/66
i — Compulaorjr RetirtfaidhC df Ahhy OfflOefi ^

fl8M6(i
>i — ConfeMtnOeOn Atfardhiini; 17 / 8 </
»^ Confbdt betweett Bniiiaiili dnd tblnisid; Sk

/ 10 6
*^ Congeition Of Loildod Streets. 21/ 6 i
■^ Ooh^ct«eCladi9,it) W 6>
-^ Cooicientlooa ObfedfoF, 15 / 8 d '
s- CooioUddtdd'Viind'Bill ^4 in 8V-^8 df 8 d*
ii^ Conitantiiiople DitftttrbanOed of l»96, 21

yoa

— Codtiiidr UdPatU- ft) /^'^
■u^ ContamiDdted Oysfofii; 18 id 9 d "
^^^ CODTaleffOent 8oidiera;'ili / 6 <f '
ss- Goober ft( Ugk^dli, 24 ) '10 d
BBS- CorfiDral Paoiffament, 28 / 6 6
B- Coft of Fritate BiUfl« 1^ m 8 «l
Cottage Homes' 0ltt, 28 / 7 tf

ParUanidntary ¥K>e^diiig8 (con^ifl«S(()I
«— Cpaniel and Solihiton, 8 qi .8 d

itfCbt'ftUnbg DiitM, "28 m '8 6-29 « 8 d
-^ — ^ in lndia» 1 1 m 8 d

CoanWcVlaiiedi dfifdt;f^riTatt^fiilli, l<f/«<<'

^ • ■ Cobft'^eei.^ ik 8 d

&- Courts JorisdictidiL 1 si 6 4

— i::.:ili4torielf:'24 n'S «^

— Course of BnaiDess, 8 si 8 d ..

-^ Crete, ny8d-22/6'A^5/lJi6 ^ ^
-^ — Crew Spade on BrltUlf bliips,' 8 m 86-4M

8 s
-^^ Crisis in the Chiii^ 9 / f /— lOy 6 o-lOf

/ 7 6—24 m 6 d
•— kConttadictiOii. )l/8d .

— Tjotd^rotdi^t'iii^sUi^j^r f^d
.=— Customs Tarltf id . Hawaii, 18 f 12 h

— •" D^tb of a Brrtis&^diib}a6t at Mdnlld. 2l 4

86
.* — -Dudy.l7'/6e . .

of President Panrdj 18/ {%a^d

^Ot Lord Hei^helt 8 «i 8 ii

Seotendd. 14/ 8 6*16/6 6

Doaths frort dtarrdtfon, 16/ 7 /

Dedorations ^or tbo Sgyi^tlan Trdops, 8 4

66

Decrease in British SeaottooU 17,dl 6 6
Deh^roa Bdy Baild^v, 21 M 8 6
Kaliway, 10 m 6 6

— Disdrnianlfnt Confe^ndd, 11 / 8 e

— -DiMie in the Army, 10 m 6 (f

— Diseased S#!ne, 3 m 6 d

— Disputes bdtween Shipowner add Sd^6iMf
7si86

— DittrbsS tol Armenia, 1 si 8 e
ioCrdte. 24/ 10 c
in thd Wlistbf IreUnd, 18 / 12/— 9l/tf#

' 'Ditirict Codncils itf Ireland. i4 sf 6 d

Docliyaf^ Workmen, 22 m 8 e

-^^ Doter Harbour, 22 / 8 e

Drafting Of Soldiers, 21 si Cf £

^^ Dtapers* Aislstants, \tf9b
— ^ Dam-dum BtfUets. Sft m8 6

Ddration of Patents. 8 m 8 d

->^^ Duty FrM S|lfariU fOt Distiltey WO»n^
7si6a— 18fll8 6

— East London Wttctf (Teri<yt>n i ry SftfitAff
Bill, 22 m 8 6

— ^ Kajit8rn CblnMe Bailway Cooipdny* 10 si 68
' — Bducation Bill, 21/66
-3B^ of Children BiA. 2f m 7 d— 7iM7 /
—^•^ Code, 28 m 7 d— 29 m 8 o
— ^ Bgypt and thd Sudan, 21/ 6e
•^"^ Egyptian Exiles^ 11/66
-=<— Eleotious in Ireland, 4 m 8 s
-^"^^ Electric Lighting (Clauses), 28 / 6 ^
•^-^ Elementary Eduedtton m Koral X)\§tmii
14 m 6a

the BlXiKg(oii and ifae ^nringhSlt 18 ni^B

— ^ England and Ital^ in Cfama» 14 si 6 <

— England and Russia hi China, 8 nl 8 <f
-^ English In Sural Schools. 25 si: 8 6

Enlis^iftent in Caralry RdgiiUents, 9 id 9 8

Erythrea, 14m6 6

— Estabhsbmeaw of toe Uottns 01 cdtuBF
tftent, 17 /8«

Par

rAlXEE*B IHDBX TO ** THB TIXBS ^ nWSPAFBft,

f Jno. I fa

Parliflmentary Proceedings (continued),
—— Estate Duty, 10/6y-14/6o

— Eyents in ChiDa, BmB e

-^ EzpeDditare on Barrack Acoommodatioii^
14 1116 a

— upon Na?al Armamentf , 29 / 6 d

— — Explosion on the TembU, 16 m 7 e~17 m

6y

->— Expulsion of Armsoiant from Transcau-
casia. 28 / 6 6
*— Fashoda, 10 ai 6 e
»^ Fees of Juries, 21 m 8 <r

of Medical Witnesses, 28 m 6 a
on Prirate Bills, I7fli6/

— Field Artinery,2l./6*
— » Finance Act. 22 m 8 cf
«*— Fine or ImprisoniMnt (Scotland and Ire-

Und) Bill, 23mSh^2Hm7d
-> - FiffhiDg Rights on tfte Newfoundland Shore,
34/10 e

— Food Supply in War Time, 17 / 6 «

•— - Foreeftstof the Nary Estimates, U «i 6 6
^» Foreign Imports of Butter and Eggs, 17 si

is

Office Administration, 28 / 6 tf

■ I Qnestfons, 18 m 8 c

■ ■ Travrlershu the Moray Firth, 14 m 6 6—

UmSb
«— > Foreigners In China, 15 mS a

Foyle Shipbuilding Yard, a.m 6

— • France and Oman, 17 / 6 <2

— Fraudulent Abstractions of Spirits, 17 nr
6cl

«*— French Exports of England, 17 m 6 /

Navy— Submarine Torpedo Craft, 1& / 7 «

-»— Friendly Societies and Income Tax, 17 *k 6
— — Fry Comroissieo^ tifSd
•*— Gas Lfeht and Coke Company Bill, 8 m 8 a
— — Qeneral Power Dhtributing Company
(Suspended) Bift, 4 mSh

— Germany in tim Pacific, 17 m 6 #
•^— Gipsies op Common Lande, 26/12 h

- Gold Coast, 17/64

— Territories, 10 m 6 (r

»— Gorernment Business, 2\ m Be.

and Income Tax. 16/ 6 a

■ ■ of India and CountiBTvaSIng Dutiet, 18

mBe
->— Grant toEitchenerr24y 10 «
-^— Grants to African Proteetoratee. 14 m 6 tf

Great Britain Frsnee and Ooaan, 24 y 10 6

— — and Portugal. II m 8 o

— Grie?ances of Assistant Teachers tn IreUmd,
21 /6«

^— GrieTsnces of Pilots^ 28/ 8 a
— — Heme Office Reports, 28 m 6 e

Rule. 17 / 7 6

-— ' Hongkong Dock, 8 m 6 a

*— Horse and Field Batteries, 14 / a

UospiUl of St. Bartbok>mew, Oxford^ 8 si

8#

— Hours of Fhgmeo and Watchmen in Rail-
way Tunnels, 11 n 8 a

-*-— House of Commons and Queen's Bench
Jurisdiction, 14/ 6^
el Lordsb 14 / 6 /
Byde Park aid C^res» Park» n m 99

n

, Prcee^ngs (^enfmusc/).

Imperial and Cok>nial Troops, 10 / 7 a

— Institute, 16 / 6 c— 22 la 8 o-2% si 6 4

— Penny Postage, 10 / 7 a
Importation of (battle. 24 si 6 «

of Spirits intke Niger, 17/66

— of Sugar. 17 m 6/
Income of Benefices. 28 / 8 6

India and the Sugar Bounties, 1 / m» 8 /
Indian Cifil Senrice, 24 / 10 e

and the Russian language, 21 si 8 6^

Finance, 22/6 6
Frontiers, 10/76
Gorernment Contracts^ 17 si 8<l .
Parcel Post, 25 / 12 a

— Press Committees, 24y 10 o

— Troope Outside IndiMb 10 / 7 6
Inebriatee' Reformatorine, 28 ./ 8 (T
Injuries to Horses in tfavSoreet, 28 si 8 a
Inland Postcards. 18/26
Inspection Milk Suppliev, 8 m 6 a

— A Water Supplies, 24 / 10 o

Ireland and the Paris fialiibition, 14 m 6 6
IrishFundb, I7m6/
Industrial Schoola, 24/10 a-28/ 6 /^

m8c

Laud Commission, 11/86

— 'Decisions, 10 m 6 a

— Mail Contracts, 17 m 6 </

— Meeting Suppressed, 3 »» 6 <f
Militia and the Mancsurres, 10 ai 6'6

— - — Prison System, 10 / 6 /

Products at the Paris Exhibition, 4ni 8e

Prorisional Orders, 14 / 6 a

Teachers' Fee Grant* 24 / ia6

Tithes, 25 m 8 CI
-^ Island of Anticosti, 21 / 6 r

Islands of Samoa, 18 / 12 s

— ^ Italy and China, 10 m 6 6—21 m %h

— Joint Stock Companies; 1 m 6 6
Judges as Directors* 18 / 12 ^

<—— Jurisdiction of the Goldsmiths'' Company^
28/ 6a

— Jury Trisfai Freetown, Sierra Leone, 15 /
66

Kashmir. 28 m 6 6

— Keeping a Prisoner in Irons, 8 si 8 6
«-» Kensington Palace, 10 m 6 6

— Kent Railway Anaalgamation^ 15 sr 8 e— 17
si6c— 18m8a— 21 m8a

«— K&aibar Psns» 24 Hi 6 d

Khalifa, 24 / 10 (r

— — Kitchen Committee, 17^ 8 a

— Lord Kitchener of Khartuni^ 18 / 12 -28
/66— I4M60

—• Labour ImmigratlDn kito Anansv K> m 6' 6

-— Ladies' GaUery, 14 / 6 6

*^ Land Question in Ceylon, 15 m 9^6

Tax, lly 8 6

" ■ Commissioners, 7 m 6 a
— *^— ^ and SmaU Living, 25 / 12 a

— Larga Cruisers^ 14/ 6 a
— Lascar Seamen, 21 m 8 6

Lasearto»tberP..and O. Steamer AmtraUia^

28/6e

on Xf» Hkmer \SFm9b

Letters to Gibirri^^ Urn ^4

Sfeith 81 , 1899.]

f*

PALMBB^B IHIEX TO^' THB TIMES'' raWBPAPBB.

Par

fMSkmmituy VnceedingB (eontinu^d),

— Letters on Public BusineM, 28 / 6 6

«— Liceoaing Exemption (Hooiet of ParliA-

ment) Bill, 24 / 12 a
•— LIntolahire Coronert Bill, 21 « 8 a^24 m

6a
— — LigitfdatiDg Oompanies, 1 m 8 6
*— Loanc to the Weit Indiee, 24 m 6 J
-— Looel Attthoritiaf and Eleotric Lighting« 11

mSa

LoiBbard Street Poit Oflee, 7 m 6 6

«— London CoiiDt>F Ooundl (Genetml Powtri)
BUI, 10 m 6 o

— GoTemxnent, 24 / 11 a

■ Bill. 8 m 6 <f— 4 m 8 e— 7 m 6 A— 14 « 6
^^18 m 8 li— 22 mSd -24 in 6/^26 « 8 #

■ ImproTements BQl, 1 m 6 a
School Board and Chaneh Schoole, 28 /

66

Telephone Area. 24 m 6 d
Water Pnrchaie Bill, 22 / 6 a

- Question. 17 f $m

- Supply, 21 m 8 a
(Welsh Reeenrofrt and Works) BUI, 22

si86

— Lord Chancellor's Pendoa, 11 si 8 6
-.p- Lots of the Kowihing, 21 / 6 e

— Kir C. MaeDonald, 25 m 8

— Madagascar. 14/6 6—17 / 6 J— 28 si 6 6

— Magistrates and Recruiting, 14 si 6 a

— Mahdi's Tomb, ^ t 6 0—3 si 6 j— 17 si 6
— 25 m 8 e

-— MAnulacture and Uie of Water Oas, II m
8b
-— Marches for Recruiting Purposes, 14 si 6 a

— Margarine Factories, 14 si 6 6

— Marksmanship in the Nary. 10 / 7 a

•i«- Matrons for MetropoUtan Police Stations,
14 me a
-^ Maulri Fasial Karim. 28 m 6 6

— Memorial of the English Church Union, 8
mB t

i— Menstone Water Bill, 24 si 6 d
— > Mercantile Marine, 1 m 6 /

— Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Amendment
Bill, 25 y 12 a

— - Message from the Queen, 24 / IC a

— Metropolis Management Acts Amendment
(By-laws) Bill, 28 A 6 a— 1 si 6 a— 17 si 6 6
w— Water Bill, SmSo

Metropolitan Cabs, lOy 7 a

Gas Companies, 10 m 7 /— 17 m 8 6

Railway, 17 /6e

Traffic Regulations. 11 / 8 e

Water Companies Bill, 21/6 </— 10 m 7 s
—22 m 8 6
— MUitary Labour. 8 m 8 6

Works Act, 15 m 9 6

— Militia Candidates for Army Commissions,
24/ 10 c

— Literary Examination. 1 1 / 8 e

■ ■ at Military ManoeuTres, 21 / 6 5
^«— in Time of War, 10 m 6 6

— Milk Regulations, 18/ 12 6
^^- Mining in India, S mS d

pi^- Ministers and Directorships, 15/7 6—16
/7 a— 17/6 «— I TO 6 6

ParUftmentary Proceedings (eontirutsi),

— Ministers and Qorernmeat (Contracts, 8 m

en

Mombasa Slare Case. 24 / 10 6

Money Lending Bill, 2l/6a— 17ai6a

Motions for Adjourment. *A\ m S e

— Municipal Trading, 22/6 o— 4 m 6 6—25 si
Se

— — Municipalities and Trading Enterprises, 3
SI 6^

Murder of Cot. Le Marohant, 25 m 8 e

— ^ Muscat. 25 / 12 a— 8 si 8 d— 10 si 6 e

MujBling Order. 3 « 6 6

— — — in Ireland, 2AJ 10 e

— Nan-ning, 10/ 7a

-. Nana of Banin River, 17 / 6 e

National Insurance of Maritime War Bisks,

17M<i

— Telephone Company, 25 si 8 a
^— Natire Army in India, 17 mSd

— — Regiments of the Indian Army, 8 « 6 (f

— NaTal Expenditure, 1 1 m 8 /
Beserre Apprentices^ 15 si 9 6
Works, 8 SI 8 e

— NaTy. 10 SI 6 d
Estimate!, 1 m 6 6— 10 si 6 tf— 14 « 6 /~

17 SI 7 a

— New Bills, #es each dojf'i pap§r
— <— Battleships. Mm 6b

.— Field Batteries. 14 si 6 a
— — - Guinea Concessions, 15 / 6 6

Hebrides, 7 m 6 6

Members. 8 / 6/-21 /6s— 24 / lOd— 28

/ 6 0—1 m 6 c— 4 m 8 s— 7 m 6 #—14 si 6 0— 21
•i8«

— — Parliament Street, 28 / 6 6
— * Peers, 8/6 <f-28 /d a

Public OfSces, 10 /* 7 a

—— Retiidential Church of England Training
CSoUege, 22 / 6 6

Royal Taoht. 14/6 6

Telephone Bill, 10 m 7/

Writs, 8/6 /-9 / 7 «— 15/ 6 o— 21 / 6
6— iM 6^'21ni8a

New York Hotel Fire, 24 si 6 d
Niger Coast Protectorate, 4 m 8 d
— Company's Territories. 17/66
Nin-chwang Railway, Extension Loan, 6 in

6e

— North Sea Fisheries, 14/ 6 c— 24 / 10 c— 21
ni9 6— 28m66

— Northfleet Dockyard, 28 si 6 a

— Northern Railway of China, 25 / 12 6

*— Notices of Motions, t«« svsry doy's po^r
during Parliamtnt

— of Motion, 'i.'2m%

— Nursing Staff of the Omdurman (Campaign,
22 /H0

— Occupation of Crete, 17/46

*— Occupying Tenants' Enfranchisement Bill,
23/76

— Oflftce of Woods and Forests, 14 m 6 a

— Official Military Text Books. 8 m 8 6

— Officers' of ParUament, 21/7 d— 28 / 6 o
AUowanoes, 17 / 6 c

— Old Age Peosioni Bill, 15 si 6 0—22 si 7 s—
a8m66

78

fv

FAUUb's IMPIBl^ TO ^ THB T|«B8 " mBWSPAPim,

[JlWI. 1 1^

r— Operation ffafn^t B^ 3Hwyn H/ «^

-rr-

r— Orders qf the Day, «m every dott'e paper

r-;^ Or4h^npe Factoriea* Adqunii (ration. 18 /
^ 19 a

■ J Sunrey |d iPreUnd. 28 / 6 <i

^"~. P?*TW»» on.iJatiY^^ ii^ India* 1,57 6 a
F— . QTOwroiirding In the JIaat fend, .25 jr 8 e
• — facillcCablo, 16/j6 6 - ^

r— fijisb Cburchati (&c^4jBm. 10 i*A»-t

r-jrp CoHnciUor* (Tpi^ure pf OfllQe) ^ill. 21 /

sr— ^AUtlDe Court of Di|rbam Bil|, ${8 / 6 a

r— * Fa^riotiiB ^abd; l8 m 86

?e«Of Copferwoe i^t tfte^qague, J2l ^ 8 »
fppri and rarUamentary PeptioM, 8 / « /

■~ ?*ng-h*li-kan Riu^^y. 29 a. 8 a

— fppal Wlt^de Priepn^n. ISf 6 «

— jppri ?^e«a9<?e ai^^^ tfci, Cport of .Afpheii, U

-^ Fetndei^ Bqi. t^ « 74

r — PUn» for t|ie i;e> PpbiSp OOsei. 21 986
Tr- toint of Procedure, lOmid^ * '^
rg-s??l*<^ fa^.S^tary K«|^^„^ jBljl,^ jg 9

— Polljition ofMjm, P p 18 <i
Poor Law Admiai^tratfoh, 18 «i 8 a
Ppet Offio^ Bui|d|nga, 28y .8 a

^„ -7 at Muecat, 16 « da ^

— «?- SaYings Ban^m, 8 ai 8 a

vsTsrz TfJephooe Opsr%toie, 7 «6^

^?-^ f «»t*gpof Flowers, 26 / 12 6

•s— Ppsuj andXplw-JphSenricee, 81 / 7 a

^ Tffide. H „i 8 o ^^

-rrr- |nffaiT Education, 8 •. 8 «

T — ?Ti|pi^ C^i^Iains iq Eiig^nd and Wf^ea, 29

•: — - TnMwli^pU iMid Cr^kf . 10 m 6 6

=-^ ?*.^^' .2? / ? «
= ^;^gwl#tton. llfBe

^?4

'■ ' . ■ J T!

-Parliamentary. Bnweadlqgs {4}f(nUi^a\,

Tin]e^28,qi 6 a

™-r-. PTOiwty jn,TiiiW5.«f Wug H Wj*

— Probate Registry, imSd

— Pioqjption In.the Ciiril ,8ArTlo0b« ITjp 8#

— Promotion of Irish Teachere. imHd

— - of.Medipal Q^cpr^ \a the Off Ty»' 17i»^ #

— ProBprtx pf Qep^afed ^mm^f^, 24 A lO.a

' S9€M(^'* 28 19 6 6
Lihrariee (Scotland) Apte ^^HWdWCBt

Bm,M/7e-\tffli7e.-J7^,64i

..-■5-- Pfti^iie. 7 !» 7 /
3?>ir^^4^ay^7'^''^^

— Queen'a Biicl^honnds. 21 » 86
r — Question^ «ee.eper|f.i ■

liament

— Hallway Conoesaion« in .C|i{n«. ^/ jfl ^
Couplings. II IB ^,6^9 1 mA.^

R- Extension m Chin#, 1^ « ^ f

— ^.Jw?qt4o^^i./7,«
— r — to K^^^rtfln^ i7pi .6 </

— — P*'wpgp«s^ComiftiMWfl^t|o|i, }9iJiUk
.-5-=-r,(i>l(e^^s. in Cliina, Um^^

'.¥f^^ »n,twhn4 i8./ 12 4

*1i^'^i3^V°A#*'!^^«!^^^^*w» iop4»

- in West Afnoa. 17 m 6 cr

Repent Fighting {n All^nih^ 1 p 6c
-- iDPgrr^Mqn in.^«i5^.l4wi^J.p/8 d
Bepoyery pf s^^lep .trp|jer^,i^l «i 8 q
KpprnilJng m g^Mfta, 2;2 / 8 c
Recri4Hs,4njl J^^ l^ p,j| ^

Reduption of tt\^ Tpl^acoQ D^ty, 1 mA ^

Begimenti^l Colonre , imSd

— . Rejd Coq^wst, U «<8 a

— H^gioua Ofprea^oniee at a 9|0«4.Fvuh|L 8

T—r I«»t^rb^nca| m JM(Af^, 11 P. 8^

'r^-trpption Jn ypln|;itary.^^^il^ 4

80

»ei

— Renta \a Ix^n^qn, is p 8 a -• • ' «

— Heps^ta of J^upply, 8 pjS «

— Revised Statntes, 15 n S| 6

— iU^e Ranges. 21 /66

-r Rilin£ i« Siero Lepn«k W./ K &

— Ri^nalisn^ in Belfast^ 8 p 8 a— 2fta 8 a

— RitnaUstic PW0CW, IQ p ^ c

"" gWari j'oUtition Pcp^Qt^Q Qttl, 9 P Ul 4
T «py?4.ArtiU^y, U/.»^^lV*«Wf p«a
Assent. 28 m 6 a ^ ' « ^^w

— Co^ipiefion. 28 p ,9 «
Wih Con•^bl^a^r^ 18 /"JiS.^

Rifles. 2dm 6 6'

MfMsage, d in 6| a
Naral Reserve, 17 / 6
= Wtls|iFa,t%rp,^^6/m

iCaiK^ 81, 18991 9ASJ9M*B..tniiX to «^ ras XXIISB'.KBVaitAPIKt

t;

Biv

Rule.No* 87 in bmy Scboob, »8 « 6 a

BttlM ioT Supply. 2if\0d

— — RumU and AfghwiUUn. 18 / 19 e

I .-., and CbiDA, 17 / 6 tf^-8 m 6 6

«— Ronitn Truos-CaspiAn Raihray, 4 « 8 #

9-^ Bale of Drink at the Uouae. 10/76

pf 9oo4 and Dniga, 24 / IQ q^7 m7c

•ne — of Game after Clota l^me, 16 « 9 (I

— Samoa, 10 /' 7 a

p— Samoan IilandijS « 6 if

— Sandhunt and Woolviob. 18 /* 19 a
F-- Sandvicbmea, 17/6 0— 18 / 12
V— Sanitary loipeoCort, 8 m 6 e

— St. James Rod School DilQciilu, 28 / 6 A«-
28 / 8
fr^Sfe,Baol'iUlithedrU;26iR8 1

-^ School. 25 m 8 a

— School for Tropical Dileaeet. 1 1 m 8 e

— Soeoee in St. Cleipelic'e Charch, Belfattt 8
p 6 <2— 4 m 8 «— 10 m 6 e— 14 m 8 6

— Science and Art Claaiea, 17 / '6 6
liepartment, 10/ 7a*-17i»r6 6

r- r Spotoh' Judges and Dirsctorship«f 93 / 6 4

— Scottish Crofters, 16 /*€ 6
Uaiveni^es and Schools. 11 A 8

farliamt n^a^ glooayHBgl ((0at«»as4).
— - Sapplementary Estimace, 28 / 4 a
■ for Coal, 10 1116 6

' for the Nayy, 4 m 8

Supply, 8m 7 «-.4si8«^ll'i«a»^i5 SI 9 a

— 17 M 7 a— 18 mid

Army Supplementary j|9stimatt% 25/

12 6

Report^ 28/7 a— 1 si 7 s-^14«i 7/-^18'ai
.gif^21 IP 10 6^22 w 9 <f

— supreme Coqrts (Appeals) BUI, 99« 8 a

— Surrender of 'Runaway SlaTes, 3^n 8

— Suspension of the Xwel¥e CT^nooh Rule, 17
•i7a— 18iii-8c(

* Swine Fever, 18/12 4
— ^ TB*lien-wan, 8 n 8 <f

T^^ Teaqhiug of . Aftrtettltare in^ &iqF Schoofa.
. 25 m H 6

— Telegraph Aot-AaMndmeot BUI Tsf 6 a

(Channel Xidands> Bili» ^8 m^ o^7 m 6 a

— 8fa8a

— Telegraphic ComiiiuBloalion<«i«lk'Wel-lUl«
wel. 14/66

— Telegraphs in the Ghamel IsUi^ 28* / 6L4
— • l^lephooe^CofiMiittnicatiaa Bin,- 1 1 m 8 4

(Goiisolidate4-FundV7 mis

— > S^men>4nd tho Rmployors' LiabiliQr Act,
22 /6e

Seamaq'-s AcoommOdatlon In the Ni^ry, .8 m
64

Gettf^sates of Discharge, 227 6 ci

Sepond Uirision Cler]^, 10 ai 6 A
Bepoadary Bdiicatfon, 15 m 8 a
See of Madagascar, 24 m 6 ^
BefTioe Franchise Bill, 9 m 18 a— 10 si 7 /
Sewage Works at Epplng, 26 si 6 #
Shamrock— Army Regulation, 14/6 a
.Sheriff amid SHh-Sheriff s in IieMd, U / 8 6
Shop (£arly Closing) Bill, 2^ / 7 /
Sipk and Wounded (n Sgyp< 1? / 6 5
sUtBiy hi Ugianda, 23 « 7 a

iA'^Sao^bar, 11/86
Small Upnspi (Acquisition qf QwnsrslUp)
Bill,i5fli4l* ^

— Solicitors Bill 9'^/6o

— Somerset HoHse Etooords. 17/ ^d

— South ^enslngum Museum, 10./ 7 a

— Staff of the Bouses of Pairiiwentk 7 si 6 s

— StaD(|iug Orders, 21 « 8 c
Committee^ 15/ 6 a

State Qf Legal Businass,'94 / IQ 6

Bailiriiys in |nd|a, 17 « 6 4
^Staamers on the ShaonoQ, 1 7 la 6 f
Strength qf the Army. tH >» <i 6
i3ndan,28/6e-^ii|8 6
Andgot, 14 / 8 c

93(p94ition. 22$ / e 4
BiVBSJUai^il Shares, 17 / 6 6
Sugar Bounties. 15 / ^ 6—94 ^64
Duties, 21m 8e
— i^ tti^mqiaiy of Proceeding^ sss 9vpy Uof»
faper dttring Jpafliamer^t

Ji^risdiction Act An^^m^t 3tti 3 ai ft
(I— 15ai 9«--24 SI 8 0—25 si 8 a

— Sunday !Piapefa,25 si 8

BB SiiQiU^ lit th9 BlUn«9TM VtjVih

1 )eTelepaieot, 1 5 si S 6
Ser^ees, 21 /-d 6

— Tdephones, 21 si 8
— — Bill^4sir8s

— Tibetan Ontwgas en BfiMsIl 8l|bjtets» 9^ /

60

— ^MTM and the Nary Estimates, 10 ai 9*4
-• Tirah Bat p edilioaary Force, il 7 -6 e

— Town Tenants In Ireland, 15 m du
Trade Udioo Dapasita. lfi'Si9^ifr
Unions and Conaoh.-U / 6 o

Trafllo in StrJames' Bark, 10 f*7 a

— -- Training o» Pupil TeaeherB.'29i mSa

Transfer of the* Niger Tenttorles,* 24*7 la k

— P-TransTaal.<22/ 7/

— «- Tnmllh^-Bxpetsea of ;liidi^>€llleera»'li

/66
:^-r-TrawUQ8hithe llorth Sea. 99'y^4Mli«

6s
--— TriumpaO'fiaad Itlghthousai, 15 «i'9 6
Trout Fishing (3QiitIand) Bill, i8'si 8 a

— TrivKeea under JUleeds ' ofvArranflaaaot, H
m 8a

- — Tuberculosis, 8 m 6^— I5'si9a
-?— Tuberoulous ( 'attla, 1 8 / 12 e

— Tw^fieo'Ohiok Rule, M m d 0-*95 si S e
-— Uganda, 98 / 7 a-^H Si.8 6-*2l « 8 <»424

m6 d

and Centml'aikl Bl^st ^lf|Ba,'94r/4a k

Protectorate, 24 / 10 a

Railway, 9ii / 6
United States KiqMMrti, 25 si 8 6
UnvacQiBatadOhUilm^ "10^/ ^ -6
Upkeep uf Soldiers' l^t, :^ / 6 6
Vaccination, «8 m 6 e

Act, 1898. 10/6:/'^l / « b^^^i^^

Certiflcatei. 10/ 7a

in the C^vUSerfto, 17/ ^6 6

YeteriMry Smrgson «vaajtei% Um $ k
YjivlsQCtloit .4 SI 8 «

Voiw]it6w Me4ic^«Mt OMpi^ H « « 4

Bv

PUMEf^B IHDBX ^TO THB TIMB8 '' VEW8PAPXR.

[Jan 1 to

)Pi»rliaQientary Proceedingf (ttmtinifed)
I — VoUimeer Rifie Bsnges^ 17 m^J
— Volaoteert. 7 mSh

— « and Militarj Fuoenlf, Wmdh

-r— Wages of FarUftQieQ^rjr EipplojjM, U m

n— Walma, 8 m $ 6

OUim, 17m6 «— |5m8e
Incident. 14/6 o— 18 mSd

— Walker and Wa|ltend Un^^n Qai fBlectric
^ght) BOl, 24 M 6 d

— WdUace Beqaert, 10 / 7 6
~ WarO^ce, 14 91 6 «
>t . Appointo^flod. M / 6 ^

and the Posfi OQce Saringf Baalp, 24/

.V

)0r

Waite I^andOnlinanoe of Ceylon, 8 m 8 6

Ways and Meani —(Committee, 21 in 10 6

Wearing of the shaii^rock, 9^ / 10 a

Wei-hai-vei. 14 / 6 a

Welsh Affairf. H./ 6 5

t— Language. 1 m 6 6

West Africa Liauor Tr$de, 91/66

^ Indian ILnd^stry, 18 m 8 r

— Indies, 17 m 6 ^—21 m 8 6

Middlesex Water BiU, 22 «i 8 6

1 Western Highlands, ^8 m 6 6

r-— W^iarfage Aooommodatioo ^t St. Peter?

)f^Tg, 26m6 a

t — Woking Water and Qv 3Ulf 24 m 6

n — Woodwich Assenal 24 m6 s

^-* Workmen and the Purph^se of their Houses,

|4si6 6

V—* Wprkmei|*t OonipensatiQn Act. 10 / 7 6-<>

I7»i6«

Dwellings (Purchase) Bil), 18 / 19 e

« Trains. 22 m 8 cf

• — Writers in the ^oJ^i Na?y, 7 la 6 6

Yaqg-tsse Valley, 24/10 6—26 / I9 6

r ^ansihar Slares, 14 r 6 a

PAHTiTAMHNTABY SPEEQQBS :—

*«• When the Speech qf # Bfember Is required

tn any particular 4eh^te, by referring to the

subject 1^lder PiJtL|AMBNTA.Rt P^qcsbdinos, it

pan be seen at once by the seferenceaaswering

to that affixed to tl|e Speaker's name.

^ — Apland-Boo4. Sir A.. 16 «i 9 ^

, Allan, — , 17/ P /— 4 «• 9 a— 1* "I T <l-17

P 7 a
_ Allen,W., 10ai7s

Affibrose, Ws, 11 j 6 4

« — Aroold-Forfter, — , 17/ 6 /— « hi 7 c-4 m

9 e— 17 HI 7 e^21ai8c
•c— Ascroft^ — , 9 m 18 6
—^ Ashmead-B^rtlett, Sir E,. 9/ 6 4— 17 at 7 4

..21 m%d
^ — Asquith, -, U / 8 d-lff / 7 s-2^/ 6y-2

Ki7^^10si7a~24ni6/
, — Attqmey-Qenaral, U / 6 c-^^^ / 7 ^-l «

^s— 28si7
- — Atheriey-Jcvaea, ^ IJ/ «/
«^ BagDt. Capt« 8/ 6/

— Baker, Sir J^ 149 7 ^

«— Bi4four. A.^,, 8 / «;-«8/ 7 rf-lO / 8 6—
11/ 8 e-U / 7 «wl« / 8 <i-16 / 7 tf-18/ 12
(1—24/ 11 0—26/ 18 e— 8 m 7 #—4 m 8 /— U

ll|8cr-26<ii»<i^2«ai«f

Fatl|amentary Speeches (continued),
— Balfour, Qerald, 18/12 <'-p28 / 6 /-i-16 m
9 <7'-20 mSd

Lord, 10 SI 6 d

— Banbury, >-, 1 m 7 a

Bartley, -r, 8 / 8 a -11 / 8 /-.24 / U s— 7

m76

Bayley, -..14/8 a— 23 m7a

Beckett -^,9/7 6-*2t m9 d

Bedford, Duke of, 8 / 6 d

Begg, — . 7 w 7 6

Bethell. Oapt ,23/7 6—17 m 7 s

Commander, 28 / 7 6
Bhownaggree. Sir M„ 22 m 8 s
Bill, — , 14 / 6 a
Billson, — , 1 1 / 9 a
Birrell, — , 10/ 7 «-16 / 7 e-23 / 7 f
Blundell, Gol„ 8 m 7 s— 18 m 9 a
Bonsor, — , 16 m 8 s— 18 m 8 6
Boscawen, — , 10 / 7 -16 mSd
O.. 7 m 7 «

— » Boulnots, — , 8 la 8 a

— Bousfield, —,17/66

-*f— Bowles, Gibson, 8/ 8 e— 9 / 7 tf— 16 / 7 a-«

14m7''— 21 ni9<y
Brodrick. —,8/8 e— 9 / 7 e— 26 / 19 «— 28

/ 6 s— 28 f 7 #— 21 m 9 0—23 m 7 a

— Brunner, Sir J^ 11/8 <l— 16/ 7 6

Bryce. — , 17 / 7a-18 / 12/— 10si7c— 16

SI 8 0—18 fM8 6— 21 Hi8a
Buchanan. — , 11/9 6—3 m 7 /— 18 « 8 cf

— Burdett-Contts, — . ^bmBe

Burns, — , 21 / 7 fl-24 / U /— 1 si 6/— 15

m 8 4-25 la 8 /
Burton. — , 16 / 7 6—24 / 11 «— 2 m7 c^

21 m 8 /'-22 m9c

Caldwell, -, 16 / 6 </

Cameron, Sir C, 7 si 6 a— 7 si 7. a A ^^-28

m6d

— Campbell- Bannerman, Sir H., 8 / 7 a— 14 /
6 s-14 / 7 6-16 / 7 fl-17 / 7 s-24 f II </—
26/ 18d-3ni7 (f— 14 m 6 0— 18 m 9 6— 23 ai
8 b— 26si9 6-^ ■i7<)

— Oamperdown, Earl of. 21 m 8 a

Canterbury, Aby. of, 10 / 6 «

Carson, — , 16 Ml 8 /— 18 « 9 o

-^ CaatletQwn, Lord, 26 si 8 a
Cawdor. Earl 8/66

■^r— Cawley, —,14/7 «— 8 818 a

CecU, — , 8 w 8 /

-, Lord H., 22 / 7 i

— Chamberlain, Austen, 22 / 6 e
Joseph, 11 « 8r A <— 16 m 96—21 mb d

— Chancellor of the Exchequer, 11 / 8 6— 1&
/7<J

— Channing. — , 8/8 a —11 / 8 /•-28 rSd^
$m7J—\bmSd

— ChapUn, —,11/8 rf-21 / 6 (1—23/ 7 e— 9
9 13(<— 10in7/-^22is8i

— Claney, — , 17/ 7/

— Cl|U*k. Dr., 1 81 7 a— 91 m 9 a-28 si 6 #

— Clarke, Sir EL, 22 / 7 0—24 m 8 6
-^ Coghill, — , 29 Si 8 6

— Cohen, — , 24 / 11 «— 8 m 8 a-24 si 7 /

— Ceilings, — , 28 /^6 o— 16 la 7 <<

— Colomb, Sir J,. 14 m 7 6

Match dl< 1899.]

pAuttB^s mfiiKz to «< tm timifti ^ ir«wfl:[^APXB.

FW

PkrilmiMiitaiy Speeches (rMttfiMetf).

— Courtney, -, 24/ U ^—25 / 18 a— 24iii 7
</— 28 m 6 r*28 m 6 0—28 mlb

^— i)nnbotii0. VlMoilDt, 10/7 d— 8 m 9 fr—

17»7</
<—- CraDbrook, Sari of, 10 / 6 </
«— Cripps. —,10/8 a— 8 m 9 e— ft M 6/
« — Crombie — . U / 7 6

CroM. A^ 22 / 7 «— 16 m 7 a

«— Cnrran, T. B.. 4 m 8 «

— DalbUc CoL. 21 / 7 a
-— Daly. — , 18y 12 <y
.i— DftTCDport, — , 4 M 8 «

— DaviU. - , 10 / 6/— 18 / 12 /
^^^ Denbigh, Earl of, 10 m 6 a

Denny. Col., 22 ^ 6 /— 15 m9d

.««— DeTonahire. Dake of. 15 m 8 a— 17 A 6 6

Dickaon-Poynder, Sir J., 24 m 7 /

— Dilko.8irr^8/8rf-l7/6/— 24/ 11/—
28y 6 tf -28 7 a— 8 m 7 6-9 ai 18 a— 14ai 7
0-17in7</-21 ai8cl

'— Dfflon, — , 18 / iare-21 / 6«— 28 / 6/— 4
« 8 /— 10 M 7 6—23 fli 1 d~'25 m 8 e

— Diaraell -.17/7 6-28 / 7 e

«— Dixon-Hartland, Sit F., 10 la 7 #—22 ai 8 c

— Donelan, Capt., 10 m 7 tf
Doughty, — . 21 / &b

«— Drage. — . 18 f 13 a— 21 ud <f

Duckworth, ^,2m7 d

'^-T Dudley, Earrof, 22y6a— 26/]2a— 4ai8a

<— Dutninfr-Lawrenoe, Sir E^ 1 ai 6 e

«— Dyka Sir W. H., 16 m 8 cf

«^ EUiol, —,16/7 6—28 ai 7 a

*— Ellia. Johu. 9/ 7 a-4 m 8 /-*-17 « 7«-38

ai7c
—— Etana, Sir F<. 22 / 7 a

Fardell. Sir O.. 28 at 6 a

*.«- Farquharion, Dr., 15 / 6 i/— 28 ai 7 a

-*«— Ferguson, Munro, H ' 96

<*^ FerguMon, Sir J., 4 ai 9 6— 7 m 6 /

— Field, — , 11 / 8y— 16/ 7 a— 18y 12(i— 15
mSf

.— — Adm., 17/6/"— 22/6a— 14fm7e— 17ai

1e

.'-^ Fitzgerald. Shr R. P., 1 m 76

— i— Fltzmaurice, Lord B[, 10 / 8 6

^^- Fletcher, Sir H., ^mld

-^-^ Flynn, — , 11 / 8 a— 18/ 18 a

— ^ Foster, H. S^ 8 m 9 o

— . Foster, Sir W., 11/8 b—i^/ld-^J m 7 a

-x^ Fowler, Sir U^ 15 / 6 d— 1 m 6 a-8 m 9/

— ^Qedge,— 16/ 7 6-22/ 7 e— 24 ai 8 a

George. Lloyd, 14/ 6 r

ii-^ Gibba. Alban, 22 m 9 a
.i^- Gladstone, — , 22 m 8 cf

Goddard, — , 23 / 7 6

^^^ Goldsworthy. Gen<i 18 at 8 a^

— Goiat, Sir J., 28 / 6 li— 2 m 7 d—B m 9d—
24111 8 c

.—- Goschen, — , 10*/ 7 a— U / 9 c— 10 mSd

Gourley, Sir £., 17 ml d

^"^ Gray, — , 23 / 7 «— 8 M9d

Grey, Sir E., 9 / 7 d-26 / 18 6— 28y 6 /—

28/ 7 6—21 ra9/

Gull, Sir W. C.) 1 m 6 <l

-— Haldane, — , n/8/~17/ 7c— 22 ai 9 6
^^ HalifM^ V i iioMrty 10/ 9^1^94 m •*#

l^llaniefttaiy S9lMc&4i (ranfiaaiaei}/

— Halaey^ — , 22 / 6 6

^— HaariltoD, Lora Q^ 1^ / 7 a— 9 m$e

Hanbtty, —,11/8 6-21/ 7 tf— 7 ai ff tf

-«- Hardy, — . 16 ai 8 ^
Harrh, LoM, 18 ai 8 <i

— Harrowby, Etrf of, l<y/6e

Har#ood, — , 16 / •/— 28ai 74

Healy. T. M^ IS / 12 tf-16 ai ^ a

— Hedderwidk, — , 14/ 6 a— 16 / ^d^^tii
— >- HempBiU. — , 18 / 1» c— 28 /7a

Hill. Sir £.,22^/7 a-16 ai 7 a

ilobho«ae, — , 28 / 7 #

fiogan.— .11 /86

Holland L. BL» 22 ai tTa— 28 tt 7a

Howell, ~, 14 / 6 tf

Hughea, OoL 26 m 9 tf

fiutton, it, 22 / 96—8 ai 8 /

J,, 28/ 7 a

— J«mef of Bfefefordl Loid, 21/ 6 a— 8 « ^^i
—17 m 6«

— Jameaon, Ma^r, 4 al 9 6

-*- Jeffreyi, ^^16/ 7a— 2m7 tf— 8ai 7 /

— Jvtwdj^ Earl of , 2^ m 8 a

Jessel, CapL. 4 ai 9 a— 18 ai 9^tf

-^* Johnton-FeifgMraiK: — ?, ii / 9 ^

Johnston, — , 17/ 7

— — . Johnstone, — , 7 ai 7 a

Joicey, Shf X, 22 / 6 a

Jonea, fiffynmor, 1 m 6 ^

Kay-ShiKtteworth, Sir H., Ufa 9/

— Kearley, — . 10 ai 7 6—14 « 7 6—17 * 7d'

— Kennawa^, Sir J., 10 / 8 6
Kenyon, — , 2 ai 7 6—9 m 18 tf

Kenyon-Smney, CoL, 28/7 d^^m 7 4

Keawick, —,21 ar 9 a

— KUbrider-,21./6/-7ar7a
Ejmber, — , 16 ai 7 6

Kimberley, Earl of, 8/ 6 6— 10 / 6 a-il8 /

12 a-.8 ai 6 tf-l? m 6 a— 2« ai 6 a
Kinlo<ih, Sir J., 16/ 6 e

Kinoaird, Lord, 10 fH £.—4 mSa

Knowlea, — , 11 / Oo'

Laboucfaere; — , 14/6 /— li6 / 7 6-^26/18^

e-28/6<y-4ai8a-14ai7a "^
Labbert, — , 16 / 6 «

— Lansdowne, Marquis of, 18/ 12 «
Laurie Gen'., 10 m 7a

— Lawretiofe, — , 11 ai 8 a

Gruit, 10 <ir 7 6

Sib W., 8/ 6^/— 4 al 9* a'

Lecky. — , 2l/'6/

Leea, SirE«,2ni7(l

Leese, Sir J.^^ 1&/7 a

— Leighton, — , 28/ 7 a
Leng, Sir X, 21 / 7 a

Lewis, — , 14/ 6r— 29/ 7 0*

Llewelf^ — ^f ai 7 a

Lloyd-Qeof^, — , (f ag 8 a

Lockwoodi Co^ i6'/76— 18ar9tfs-22ijr8d'

Logan — . 9 ai 18 6

— London, Bp; of. lOy e^6^-«9#ai 6*6

— Long, — , 7 m 7 e.
Lopea, — , 10 m 7^

Lord Adrbcate, 16 / 6'cU.#/ 6^i^28 ai f^

■ ■ Chaneellor, 8 m 6 a

— Le«gb»^, 7ai 7 ^ Ikitffdt^^ ar»a

Peit-

riliiftB^ tUMJi ' to **'tdfe TilIM ** MWdPAPttt.

liia. i id

— — Lowiec, — . I m 7 a — 7 tt 7

Iioi^ttel^ J., B / i f — 1ft A 6 tf '-SI M 9 d

* — Loyi-, H7 7a

«-— LacRa-Shadwell, — , 10 / 6 d

^ — tnbbodk. Sir J.. 8 ; 7 /•— 82 /6 tt-25r 10

tt^7 ml h^2RmSy •
« — MacNeUh,— Jft ^7A-d3 / 7^— 18M8d
«— * MacnrtiHty; f-> 14 m-7 ii-->17 « 70
•— ; |lACtW«lK r-, 17 HI 7/

-'^-' MacmrenBlr J.. 14 / €e

w— Maddison, —.21 / 7 c«l «i 7 A~W «i 8 a

Mtpla, 8ir J. B., 24/11 d^9m l»a-^22«

9 </— 24 « 6 /
*»- Marks, r% ^ "i''^ •
&— MaiibofOttgh, Duke of^ 17 / 6 tf

M'Anhiir, C, 10/8 «— 1 m 6/-

•• — M'KenDA, — , .16 / 6 /— 9 « 13 4— Sam 7 a

MeUor. — , 10/7«i

- — ,Me9dJ,.-.,l4/r7fl--17«7<* '
■B^— Monk, — , 1 m 6 4

- MonkfW^l. Lord, la »d a
«i— Montagu. Sir S.r'17 f 6 6^26 m 9 d
*— Moor»t Count, 10 ai 7 d— l»m 8/

* W.,9 ml8 4 •

Morgan, Pritohardt 14 m •# -

Morley, John, 26 / 18 o

Morton, E., 11/ 8 e
C 17 m 8 a

Parlianv^tary S^eMhM {contiMUe^ ,

^-^ Rl6kett, —, I6« 7«

— Ridley, Sir M. W., IQ / 7 a-ii^ll/ e «-^S8 /

6/

Ripon.Bp. of, 10/ 6 d

Ritehle, ^17/7 a-21 / 7 #^28 / 6 if-^1

ai6r/— 8md6— 16tt8</

Roberto. Bryn, 10 / 7/

Herbert. r4/6(f— 1&/^*

- Robertson. Ei., 17 m 7 6

- RobsoD. ~, 2 M 7 a

- Rusiell, Qen.. 4 m 9 6—16 * 9 d
.=— T. >¥., lDp7o

— Salisbory. Marquis of, 8/ d ci^17./ 6 a-^d
/ 12 a— 8 m 6 <tr-4 « 8 A— 21 m 8 a
r- Samuel H. S^ 28 « 8 6
•-^J.. 24* 7 /

— Sandys. (^oL, 10 / 7 c

— Sauodersou, QoL, 10/ 7 /— 17 / 7 tf
-<— Miwann. — . 16 / 6/^81 «i 8 <l
••^ 8elfaK>rne, 0arl of , 86 m 8 a
f- Seton-EaTr, — r 17 / 4
*^ Shaw, Thos., 16 / d t-^flS me/
-»- Shaw-Stairart, — , 16 / 6 <^
— - SindAir, — , 22 m 8 a

Capt, I SI 6 d-^si 7r s-4 m 6 4-<aI6si4

iMh

—,11m 9 A

— Munro*Fergttson, — , 88 ai 7 or
^^Aurnaghan. — . 21 / 6./ •

^ Muiikerty, Lordf 17/6«^ l«»sild(Mi— 26
/12 a

— NorUi^BQokr Barl of , 4 ai 8 «

— Nortbobta, Sir 8., 2^/ 6«

*. Norton, Capt, 16 / 7 6-^26 / 18 ^^^nlB
^4fli9d

J[>)rd«:]6ifi86 '

b'Brieit P.4 21 / r^

»— O^Connor, T. P.. 21 / « /

— 0*Maliey„.rr,..21 /-e^
ii— Onslow, Earl of, 26 / 18 a

— Fayll^T^. 26fli8e
* — Pease, J. Ai,ll/8r
X- Percy, Barl, 22 m 9 d
i^Ptailipps,7-,14/<6*4-IOM76 '

>— Phillpotts, Ctpt, 1 ai i #— 16 m 9 s^ltai

Id
»- Piektrsgdt — . 91 / 7 6-84Mls-^fli8a

^16ai8 0— 26ai9^
»>- Pilkington, -, 83 hi 7 d
'•— Pirie, -, 17/ 6 e
»^ Plnnkett, — , 18 / 12/«*
t— ^ Portsmouth, Earl of , 4> m 8 6^4 si (t tf
-^ Powell, Sir F., 8 / 7 a— 3 « 7 </— 9 St 13 e
»— Piofand, — , 9sir7y<i-^tl/9a->7 m 7.6^2L

ai9r
•*— PttrTis, — , 14 / 7 d^ •
- — Qoeen»Th9,«9/fia
»>— KaBchi Major, 8 / 8e— 2hi 7 (f>-8
•— Reckitt, — ,. .16 s«.7 a
«ii^ Redmond, J., 17/ 7 6—16 « 8d
•" " W.,i0/8a— 11/9 *— 21/6tf
i->- Reid, Sir. a, 28 4i Te—i m d t-^-^SS nr 7 a-^

08 SI la
mmm Hldulfdt, -^Ji f^ M
19

d— 81 SI 9 4
— Smith. Parker. ISfM/^^mla .
^-^ 8., 9 /7/^10 / 7 6— 3* 6 d-$ Sfc96^
W. ». D., 8 / 7 ci-t-24/ 11 d

mlt

-'*- SoAmes, — , 93 / 7 6

— SoUcitor-Qederal 9 si 13 e-^84 si 1 6
8outt&r, — , 16 / 6 /

— Speaker, Thai 7 m 6 a

Spieer, —^11/9 a-21/ 7o— 4 m 9e«4tdl

9 d

Stanly, a. M., 88 / 7 (<

-i-^ Stanmore, Lord, 8 / 6 a

8teadman» —,21/7 a-^17 ai 7d— 88 m 0d

-^^^ Sterenson. -, 8/8s' f22/>7 6^23si f d •

—^ Stewarl; Sir M., 7 « 7 d

— •" Strachey, — , 2U / 6^-<7 si 7 d '

Stuart, — , 22 / 6 a— 24/ 11 tf— 1 siO a— 10-

ai7«— 22si8aft>

— Templetown, Viscounty 10 si 6 d-
— «- Tennant, — , 22 /*$ d

-i— Thomas, Abel, 8 SI 9^ d .
Alfred, 14 /6d
-J>. A., 18m 8
Thornton, —i 26 m 9. 6
Tietelyaiil. — , 18 m 8 6—24 ai f I
TuUy. — ^ ll/9a-ie m76
Tweedfflottth, Lord, 10 m 6 tt
Ure, — . l6m7o
Yinoeht, Sir H^ 8 m 8. a
WslUoe. — , 8 m 9 a -^9 m 19 d /
Walton. J., 9/ 7 6— 26/) 13 d-8iii 94
LaWson, 14/7 a— 94 m 7/

— W4rner, — , 3 m 7 d— 18 w 8 d
^ Warr, — , 22 / 6 6

— Webster, R Q.. 16/ 6 a— 1 m 6f^\B mfk
-^ Wedderbum, Sir W.. 8 / $ d-fl si 6 ^ •
-t Weir, —,16/6 c— 7 m 7 tf
-. Weiby, CoL. 10/ 7 /— 11 / 8 e— « m 1j^
16m9d

— Wemyss, Earl of, 4 m 8^^48 m 8 d -
^ WUteiey, 0/. 8 m 7 6—10 M 7 d

March 81, 1899 J palhrr*8 index to *«th« timbs '^ kbwspapu.

Pol

ParliAmentary Speeches (tontinued),

Whitmore, — . 22 w 8 ^— 2 m 9 a

— Willianm. CarreU \0 f 7 f

• Powell, 15/6 'I— 18 iH 8 A— 21 m 8 «r

Wilson, Havelock, 11/9 6—22 / 60 -1 m 6

r— ^2 m^d

— Winchester, Bp. of, 10 / 6 a— 4 m 8 a

— Woods, — . 1 6 w 8 e
— ^ Wordejr, Stuart, i m 8 6

Wyndham. -.11/8 6-25y 18 •— 8> 6 s

— 15 Si 9^-18* 8 s

— Yerburgh, '— . 9 / 7 <r

Yoang. Capt., 17 ml d

' — Yoxall,'— , 8 IN 9 s

Partnerships DissoWed, tee everif Wednuda^U

ami Satttrdaif*t paper
Party System. Letter on, 20 m 15 c
Passmore Edwards Settlement, 19 ; II a— 21 j 6

/-n/176
Patents iR 1898,6} 16 h
Party Ooyernment. Letter on. 24 / 5 a
Patents in ihe United »ut6s. Letter on. 13 / 12 /
Panpelr i Children, 8 / 12 /*
Pbabody Thistees and Vaccination, 2> / 7 s
Parlors' Company. Dinner, 28 f \0j
P^irre Conference. 8 « 7 /— 10 m 5 rf— U mid

— 16 m or— 28 m5 #—29 m 6y— 80 m 8 s— 81
m 4 « '

Crasade, tee each day*t paper

Letters on, 81 ; 6 /— 6 / 7 6—9 / 10 6

Peake (Ker. Frederic; on Sunday Night Mails,

18*4/
Peel (Geo.) on Peel and Disraeli, Sj W d
and Disraeli, Letters on, 4 / 12 0—6 / II d

— Il/I7r

Penal System at the Andamans, \\ f bt
Penryn Railway Accident, Letter on, 14 ; 12 /
Penzance (Lord) Letter on, 7 w 8 6
People's Palace, East London, Letter on, 4 ; 9 c
Persecution of the Armenians, Letter on. i 8 m

10 e
Persia, 10 m 5 a
Personal Eiperiences in China, Lecture on, 1 8

Pe«talozzi Commemoration. Letter on. 4 ; 7 /
Peters* (Dr. Carl) Exploring Expedition, 18> 4 /

— 17 ; 10/

Perition to the Queen, 18/11/
Petroleum Bill, il m 12 a— 14 tn 13 e

— Legulation, 8 « 2 /— 8 m 14
— ^Question. 20; 12 6

Petty V'Ustoms in Scotland, 14 / 12
Philippii^es, tee tvery any t paper
Phillips (J. S. K.) on the Uw of Vloxa. 9 f \2 d ,
Phifologicai Society, Dictionary Evening. I4j 8 «
Phosjphor'us In Matches, Letter on, 29 /a 4 d

— i<**porls on, 17 m 14 a
Physic Garden, (Thelsea, 24 m 9 /

Physical Society of London, Annual Meeting, 15

Physician in Ordinary at the Court of Kwang-

h«u. ^1 m 6 u
Piccadilly. Explosion in. 31 m 4
Picquart Case, Letter on. 13 m 7 d
Pierce- Lewis (J.) on the Charges against the

Hhyl Lifeboat 'Jrew, 16 / 8 a
Pigott (T. D.; on a Mixed Marriage, 17 m 12

Pilditch (P. E.) on Bntish Industry and Foreign

Competition. 3l »n2d
Pilot Rates oti the U umber, 2 m 4 i
Pirbright (Lord) on Su^^ar Bounties. 28 n 14 s
Pltcairn Island, Visit &> 4 w It /
Pitt- Lewis (O.) on the Law of So-called Con*

structire Murder, "8 m \2 d
Plagu ',7/60

- and the Pilgrimage to Mecca, Letter on, 25
mi f

Plan of the Earth. Lecture on, 24 ; 7 6
Plasterers' Dispute. S i w 4 a

— Letter on. 21 yn 3 /
Playgoers' (^lub. Annual Dinner. 80 / 10/
Playintt Fields of Eton. Letter on, IO7 6 6
Plea for the Laity, Letter on, 24 ; 7 /
Pbw Monday in the City, 10 ; 8«
Plumbers' Company, 20 • 14 a

and Sir Hu^h Ow^n. 2> / 8 «

— - llegistration, 27 /n 16

Plume Trade. Letter on. 25 / 16 /

Plunkett (HLorace) on Co-operatiTe Credit as a

Remedy for Usury. 1*1 f li
-^ Serious (Cycling Accident to, 14 si 10
Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, Annual Ban*

quet. 6 ; 6 s
-; — Deronportand Stonehouse Master Builders*

Association, Meeting. 1 m 10 / *
Poison Alarm Sit^nal, Letter ou, 7 m 116
Poisoning of > lounds, 24 ; 6
Poland (*^ir H. B ) on the <^ommittal of lonooent

Prisoners for Trial. 28 « U 'i

- on the t ■riminal Evidence Act, 9/15 a— 18
y 14 r

POuIOB: —

-* Abbey Mansions Case. Judgement. 29 si
140

- Adimtwaites. Tho<.. and others, for Ooa-
ppitacy, 24 / '40 -2S 9 / -2 t »8c

Adliind Mrs. <')dse of 8 m 5 ^

- Adolpho. Lvdwin for Assault. 9 / 3

- Advice l^ernaiia for. 17/15 ft— 24; 14 r

Alajs. lluruatti for Dressing in Female

Attiff. 1^8/14 c— '^ w 5 rf

- Allen, James, for Cruelty to a florse, 84
; 14 e

Allinghani and Fennell. Messrs. for Misde-

mennour. 21 » 12 ^-•2rt '.♦ t

Andrews, Fred, for rlurder, 17 »« II0-8O

m 1\

Anfossi. (dementi for Attempted Fraud, 7

78<y

Anson Arthur foi Robb*»ry 17 m 14 /

Application tor a Licence for a (^hild to

Perform at a Thi^atro, 7 ' 1 4

tor an Order to Destroy Diseased Food,

7 / 14 /

for a Protection Order under the Licens-
ing Act. 7/ I4«

Apphcations to Hlose Houses. 28 /14 s

Aricell James for Refusing a Fare, 5 ; 5/

Army and 2Javy Auxiliary Stores, for

Nuisanc«.\ 8 / 1 4 a

- Arnold, Geo., for Not haring a Licence. 2*i

J\^ e

Thos., for Fraud, 20 / 14 s-24y 14/
Ashton, Mrs, for Nuisance, lOy 8 f
L 79

Fol

PILMSB'S IllDJiX TO ** THB TIMS8 " IIBW0PAFMB.

[Jan. 1 ttt

Folios (ronitmisd)^

•— - Ai^hby, 8. F., for Non-payment of Gab

Fare, 28/ li t
»-— Atkins, A, F., and another for Brawling

80» 7 ft
^mm Auckland. W. H^ for Miidemeanoar, 81 at

2/
-^«— Anttin, (Ho., for Murder. 21 / 12 r— 80 Hie
m> — Bailey, Wm., for Attempted Biarder, 18

J14a-17/7#
^.^ Baker Broa., for Smoke Ntttsanoe. 26 9 9 a
■■ ■■ C. Ln and another, for Cruelty at Sea,

7j7a-ll ;♦/
» ■■ Wm.. for Misdemeanour, 80 ; 14
«^- Barker, Henry, for Fraud, 4 ) 18 />
•— Barnes. Robt., and others for Misdemean-
our, 10 m 8 i
•— Barretlft C. J., for Indeoent Assault 8 ai 5 d
«.^ Barwfok. Wm.. for Truelty, 27 / 12 «
mm-^ Batchelor, John, and anotber* for Assault,

18; IHr
«>-> Baxter, Frank, and another, foi Assault,

8l«i7/
<r^ Bel, ElUs de. for Smuggling. 7J$f
m — Belgraria Dairy Company, for Adultera-
tion, 17/4 0~a m 14 /-p7 at 14
«i»- Bell Mme.9 and others, for Fortune Telling.

9iJ9J
'■ ■■> T. J., and another, for Arnault. 13 1 18 ft
«^ Bettridge Fred., for Attempted Railway

Fraud. \9iAd
«i*> Bett«& Co, for Misdemeanour, 17 ; 16 o
«■ — Bird. H. B., for Misdemeanour. 29 m 14a
m .-M I Thos, fur Fossesfting Diseased Meat, 19

«^ Birt, Q, R.. for Fraud. 18 m 6 0^21 si 12 tf

.^S8 m 12 a
-^~^ BUok, Jcihn. for Conspiracy. 3 / ^ />
w^ Bulion. F. G., for Possesaing Diseased

Meat. 8 m 15 a
«P^ Bolton. Matthew for Rtealine. 4 / 8 f»
^-^ Hootb. ** Qvo." VVm., fur Misdemeanour, 21

/ 13/
«»- Borritt. Wm.. tur Fraud. 28 / 14 e
••^ Bosworth. Edw.. and others, for Exoise (if-

fence, 7 f i**
«ir— Botte, Gastim. for Iiarceny . *' m 14 6
m^ Bower. Fred., fur Attempting to Chloro-
form. 15 / 11
w-^ Bradford, H, A., and another, for Con-

sidraoy. 14; 15 6-21 1 12 6
«»- Braiumar, Geo., for Misdemeanour. 17 / 4«
w^-» Qiennan. John, fur >Vilf ul Damage, 24 ; 1 4 6
«— Brighton Dyke steep Grade Kailway and
the I'yrMmidical iiailway. for Companies Act
Oftenoe. lu / 80
v«^ British and (*olohial.CoUit*ry Supply As-
sociation, for Explotfires Act Offence 28 / 14 <l
^— Browo, E. A«, for Misdemeanour, 28 / 14 e
^v- Bryan, Ernest, for Stealing, 16 m 5 6
«-— Burridge, Anhur, and another, for Obstruc-
tion. U / 8 /
««- Burt, Boultan and Haywoodt Messrs., for

Miademeaiiour, 10 ;' 12 e
•w Cabman, for Qrerchnrffe. 20 / 14 6
m^ ('aUam. Q^., and oihers. (sat Sale of Food
4«» Q8«aceb iO / 8 a

m

Polioe (etmUmted),

— Caporin, Joneph for Larceny, IS / 8

— - Carmen, for Misdemeanour, 9/11 /— 16

J 14 /~1 /I4a
«i«- Carter, F, J., for Disorderly Oonduot, 8 /

13/

Case of Distress. 24 / 14 /

■ of the Lambeth Vestry and the South*

wark and Vauxhall Water Tompany. 20 ; 14 a
-««. (?aTeill, O. J^ for Murder, 1 7 m 10/
Cbslk, C, B„ and others, for CooapinMny,

24/ 14 s

— Chamberlain, Wm., for Disturbance, 21 f
18/

— «- Chambera. O. H.. for Misdemeanour, 18 / 6 a

— Chandler, Geo., and another, for Adultera*
tion, 9 1 8 /

— » Chapman. 8. J., for Manslaughter, 6 / 6 /
— -- Charing Oiiss and Strand Electric Supply

Corporation, for Smoke Nui«anoe, 28 si 18 e
*-«— Chute. Jas., for Misdemeanour, 17 / 4 a
— — City of London Bleotrio Lighting Company^

for Smoke Nuisanoe, 8/10 c-*IO / 3 a— 17 ai

14/
Claridge. Bioh., for Reokleaaly Biding a

Bicycle, 28 f 14 a
^•^- Clark, Chief Inspeotor, for Assault, 20 ai 16

e -25 m 15 n
-*— Clarkson, Wm., for Factory Act Offence^

81 i 8 /

Cleroento. J. W., for Fraud, 18 / 6a

— Clowes A ( k).. for Smoke Nuisance, 1 7 m 1 f «
— .» Coat. Wm., for Misdemeanour, 1 ./ 14 a

— C'Oe, Chas.. for Misdemeanour, 28 1 14 a
-•*— Coleman, Henry, for Cruelty to a Horse, 14

il4 6

*-«- Commissioner of Police, for Unlawful De-
tention. 8 i 7 d—y 1 ) 10 ' -20 ; 12. — 2(lj I4A

«-^ Compigne, Eugene^ for Miademeanour, '27
il2«

- — Connor, Mra. A. N., for Adulteration, 14 /

8/

^^ Cook, C. a. for Adulteration. 1 / 14 /*
- Wm.. and another, for stealing, 14 « 14 /

— Coombs, Elis. R., for Adulteration, 18i 13a
-p-^ Cooper. Cath.. for Fraud. 24j 14 5—28

i 15 •
Corderoy, Henry, and another, for Cruelty

to a Horse. 27 ? 12^
— ^ CorBeld, Sidney, and another, for AUade-

meanour. 16 m 14 /

— Cotton Powder Company, for ExploaiTea
Act Offence. 8 / 7 /

1/ounty of London Brush, Electric Lighting

Company, for Misdemeanour, 17 / 4 a
-.— Cunnings. Thos.. for Wounding, lOi 4 a
-^* Cusack, Jos., for Adulteration, 18 / 6 a

— Dana. Arthur, for Fraud, 28 m 8 </— 80 si
2/

— Danish Dairy Company, for Misdemeanour,
i8« II /

— DaTiea, Ben, for Misdemeanour, 12 ; 3 /
..._ Khys. for Murder, 21 ; 8 c— 7 /Ha -8/

10^—18/ 18 /-l7/5/-7m46

— Daris. Jones, for Adulteration, 6/8 /

— Deiiham. Albert, and another, for Lottecy

March 81, 1899.]

PAL]fBR*S niDn TO ** THB TIMB0 ** IfSWSPAPSB.

Pel

Police (eontUm^dy

-^ Dobbt, Bobbitt, and Another, for Ainnlt^ 4

m II /
Dorking, Penoot, for Playing Football in

the Street! of. 6 m \0d
-— Dnrrell. Bdwin. and another, for Mitde-

meanoar, 14 ; 15

— l)owle. P. W., and another, for Mlademean-
oar, 27/ 1*2 €

^— Dowler, Edw..and another, for MUoooduct,

24/14/
— — Drobig. Oonrad, for Atianlt, 7 n 14 «
«-— Druokeoneai. Cates of. id.; 18 e—%\ f \2 h
— — - Duff. Thoe. for Not having a Licence, 28

/14.
—^ Danford, Polioe-conttable. for AatauU, 14

/d/
— ^ Dunham, Reuben, for Attempted Murder,

27M2 /I
^^— Put ham, Bdgar, for Contpiracy, 30 ; 14 6—

27 f Vid
•— — Dyer John, for Stealing. 3 ; 12 «
«- '- Bditmnds, Jo«.. for Abtcomting. 10 / 8 e
*^ Bdwurda. Oeo.. for ^tealini;. 24 / 14 ^

— — Griflltha, for £xciM Otfenoe. 21 m 16 a^
2H IN 3 »

■ ■ Thoa, and others for Misdemeanour, 24

y I4tf
-»- Ellison, O. P., for Indecent A8«ault, 22 m

16/~2i)m 14 s
«—- ETans, J, P„ for Selling Margarine for

Butter, 67 \0d
-— Faith Gold Mining Company, for Mia-

demeanour. 21 / IH /
— - Farran. (^has., for Assault. \6 mS b
-— Faulkner, W. f .r Wilful DnmagH, 28 / 14 <l
«—— FeaTer, H«nry. for onspiracy, t mn§
«— Fell Vernon, and another, for Misdemean-
our, 18 / tf a

— Ferguson. A^ for Misdemnanour, 17 / 10 6
— ^ Firmin. J. H., for Misdfiueanour, 28 f 14
'-— Flew, F. K.. for Excise Oifence. 24 / 14 /
«-» Foster, J, d., and another, for Misdetnean*

our. 22 / tf /
<— Franklin, Lady, for Non-payment of ( 'ah

Fare. 12 ; 2/
--— Franai Nikola for Robbery. II ; 10 e
— — - Fraaer, C'ath. L. L., for Fraud, tf ; 8 /
«>-» Frilnsener. Henry, for Adulteration, 1 1 J

10
-» Game, Wm., for Attempting to Pick

Pockeu»22/ Ud
— — Gans. Armand, for Fraud. 2i j 12 6

Uaskin Albert, for Keeping a Qaming«

house, 9 / 3 e

■ and others, for Misdemeanour, 3d / 16 a
«— - George. Ker. T. W., for Assualt. 24 i 4 d
— «^ Qerchen, and others, for viifdeaieanonr. 28

f ]4c-7m 14/
«-«^ Gibson, W. H,. and others, for Stealing, 31

jl2/.~28; Ifie

— Gilbert. Louis, and others, for Misdemean-
our, II / 4e

Wra., for Failing to Make a Ueturn of

his Purchase uf Torn. lO / H />

— Gill, Wm., for Unlawful Possession, 11 m
16 d

Police (contifumd),

— Gleeson, J. J., and another, for Disorderly
Condaot. 81 9 4 a

*— Glynde Creameriee, for Misdemeanour, 15

/8/
— - Qoddard, Rich., for Sending Bad Meat to

Market. I8/I8r

— Goldfinch. Ebeneier. for AsRault. 27 y 1 2 /*
^ Goldman. Myer. for Excise Offence. lT/4e
-«^ Goldstein, Harris, for Obstruction, 2 / 18

— Goo i man. L. H., and others, for Oon«
spiracy 7 1 18 e— 14 / 9 d^'H ; 12 a— 24 / 14
6—28 ; 9 0-4 / 1« b— 1 1 fi /-I8 / 9 rf

— — Gordon. Alfred, for Adulteration, 16/ 110

— QornslL Philip, for Subbing, 16 si 5 6

— Gray, Cbas. for Obstruction 16 / 8 /

■ ■ Ernest, and others, for Conspiracy, 7 / 14
0^16 f II «— II m \R(i

— Green. Aaron, fur Not having a Licence,
19M''-24f 14 ft

Gregory, A. H,, for Fraud, 8/ 18 /— 17/

46—24/ 140
—— Griffin. John, for Misdemeanour, 27 f l36
^— Grove. Geo. for Misdemeanour, 4 m 15/
— •^ Guesdon. Theophile. for Stealing. 8 m 5 d

— Guildford i Corporation, for Polluting the
River Thsraes. 10* 70

'-«^— Hagen. Hermann, for Embettlement, 29 m

140
-*— HnU a, E.. for Adulteration, 14 / 8 /

• Hamer Bridget, and another, for Margarine

Act Offence, lu/ 8/

— Hnmrnond, J. K., and another, for Sus«
pecte<l Felony. H f'S t

— Hancock Robt.. for Embeszlement. 2 m 146

— Harrington. Wm.. for Forgery, 17 01 14 /^
S4mi8

— Harris, Fauiiy. and another, for Assault, f
f 140

■ ■■ Fred,, and another, for Burglary. 9 m 16 6
— - Harrison, Barber h Co., for Nuisance, 26

I 9./

■ ' Daisy, for Abandoning her ChOd, I8M8
«— HHrrt)l(i. (;hAS.. for Asuault. 10 ; 12

Hart, J as., and others, for Robbery with

Violence, 87 12

— Harte. — . for Personation. 16/6 /

— «- Hartridge, F. G., and another, for Posies*

sing Had Meat, lOai8
^■'^ Hay, J. «l. 1).. for Misdemeanour, 21 / 18 /*
.^— Hayles W. B*. for Misdemeanour. 2/130
-^-^ HcHniey, Messrs. M. and £., for Mli«

demeanour, 17/4 0—8 m 14 /
*-«^ Heath, Henry, for Disorderly Condtict, 8 /

18/
— — Heldini^r, Chaa., and othersi for Keeping

a Disorderly House. ^8 / 14 1 ~8 m 6 n
*— - Henderson, Jane, for Assaidt, 6/ 8 /
•— «»• Hennessey, Wm.. and others, for Burglar/,

38; 14 a
—— Henry, Albert, for Fraud, 18 m 14 -20 41

16

Hicks, B. W., for Stealing. 28 ^ 14 s

— — Hilton, Chaff., for Not Reporting himself to

the IVjlice, \M 13 '

Mir«ch, Ch»9,, for v'-ieliin^ Obscene Photo*

graphs, 27 i 12 (i--80j 14 c-^t) /8s

61

ifol

PALMBK'8 index •• TO TUB TIMES KEWflPAPBBi

jah 1 t^

Police (conttimei),

— Hitchiog, Jane, for Kidnapping. 28 / 14

— Hobbt. John, for Assault, 6jbf

-^— Holland, M. J., for Murder, 6 m 14 6*13 m

14 0>2Ofii 16 1 — 27 m 4 6

— Holme, Jos., and another, for Adulteration,
18/ 6 a

*— Hobsspfels Compositions . Company, for
Petroleum Acts Offence. 20 t 14 6

Horrox, W. A., for Stealinir. 7.; 3 d

— Horsecroft, Fred., for Cruelty to a Horse,
26; 9 e

— Hughes, Chas.. for Stealing:. 11 / 10 c

— i— Hutt, H. P., jun.. for Refusing to Show his
TraroTicket, 25/ 16 6

— Ires, — . and others, for Conspiracy, 4 m
16/

Jacobs, Abiaham for Assault. 18 / 5 /

• Arthur, for Afisault. 14/3

- — r— Rachel and others, for Misdemeanour,

20/14S
— — Jaoobsobn, John, for Fraud. 13 ; 13 c
— ^ Jacobson, Oscar, for Keeping a Disorderly

House, 23 i 14 c -30 j lA o

— James. Walter, for Cruelty to a Pony, 17 /
46

<— - Jarrard. Jas,. for Misdemeanour 21 / 14 a
— ^ Jarvis. Rev. Jos^ for Not Maintaining his

Wife. 16; 14/
— — Jeffries, O. 6., for Assault, 1 9 > 4 </

— Jenkins. Edw., for Attempting to Pick
Pockets, 11 7 10 r

— John, and other, for Adulteration, 1 1 / 4 •

— Jones Bros., for Vferchaodise Marks Act
Offence, 9;3«-l6) 14 /

Daniel, for Adulteration, 12; 2 /

■ Eliza, and another for .stealing, 31 m 2 /

■ Henry for Misdemeanour H / I » c

— - Ki-ary, Peter, for Miadfrne-inour, 14/ 16 A

Keen, Jos., for Obstruction. 27/12 a— 4 m

\bj

Kennedy, Eleanor, for Wounding. \9 j i d

-— Ken«ingt4in Mores, for Misdemeanour, 3 m

15 u — rt m 6 d

— - Kent, Beatrice, for Forgery, 2l ; 14 6—31

; 4o
— — Keogh, Jas , for Assault, 2^ t U e

Kersey, B S.. for Adulteration, 21/ 13 /

— Kidner, S. H.. for Burglary 17 ; 16 a

— Kipps, Fred., for Lunac> 24 j 14 6

Kirby. Kir Alfred, and others, for Con-
spiracy, 3; \2e -6j 7 </— 17.; 16 a HI ; 3 /
-T 10/3<i— 17 / 11 ^— 26y 16 6— 3 #M 15 a—
17iM 14 /-24'?. 13</

Lade. Adelaide, for Stealing, 25 / 16 6

— ^ Lambeih Vestry and the iSouthwark and
VaxhHll Water i'ompany 21 j 12/

— -* Lander, A. C for Attempted Murder,, 17
t 15 <i

Langley. Rich., for Assault, 19>4 d

Laun nt. E.. for Fraud. 6 ; 7 s

Leach, Walter, for Bi each of Contract, 26

jWt
i^ Lee, Edw., for Forgery, 9»i 156^I6»il4/
— r Lafever, W, A., and another, for Fraud. 3 /
10 6—7/ 15 a— 14 t 6t .

— Leger, N. F., for Murder, 25j ^j—tll 14 d

b2

Police (' on<intt«</). ^ ^
Legge. H. J. for Fraud, 25 / & #-28 / 18 a

—8 TO 13 / « «.
Lennox, Edw., for MSsderaeanour, 3 / 10 5

Levy. Emanuel for Cruelty, 2 w 14 6

Ethel for Stealing, 27 / 12 6

. flyman, and another, for Misdemeanour,
14 TO 14 /-28 IK 13«

Lewis, Walter, for Adulter|ition,.1 W 4 *

and Burrows, Messrs., for Misdemeanour,

19 7 4 4 . .

— London Electric Suppljr Corporation, for

Smoke Nuisance. 31 7 4 a

and North Western Railway Company,

for Misdemeanour, 7 j 10 s -. t r,.

-^ Long. Henry, for Illegally Plying for Hire.

Longley, David, and another, for Possesaiag

Diseased Meat. 10 ^ 3

Lovat, Cath. L., for Stealing. 2 » 11 /

Lynch. Peter, for Stealing 23 i 14 «

— Lyons & Co., for Smoke Nuisance, 1? ; 4

- Mallard. .Mary, Application Respecting her
Confinement in a Lunatic Asylum, ^\m2 1^

.Marlowe, Francis, for Embezzlement, 27 m

i e
Married Women's Act. Cases under, ^7/ 12 5

Marten, Benj., for Wilful Damage. 5 i 5/

Martin, Edw., for Disorderly Conduct. 14

and another, for Assault, 18 / 6 /

Mason, R, W., and others, for Disorderly

Conduct. 8/13/ . ^

Maud. C, M., and another, for Conspiracy,

15/8 /-22/ lid

May's Drugs Stores, for Misdemeanour. 14

«|14/ ..^.. /

M'Laod, Alex., for Intimidation. 31 j ^^ d

MPhersoo, A. E., and others, for Mis-
demeanour, 3 1 m 2 /

- Mecklenburgh, G. J., for Disorderly Con-
duct, 24 7 14 t .....

Menard, G. H. G^ for Fraud, 20 / 14 6-27

j 12 u

Meredith, Bros., for Misdemeanour. 2 / 13 c

- Mickleburgh, ^aa.. for Obstruction, 7 /« 14 /

Miles, A. C, for Fraud, 18 « 16 /

Mitchell & Co., for Misdemeanour, 26 ; 8/

Monte, Pio, for Forgery, 27 m 4 *

Moorhouse, W. H., for Fraud, II «• 16 rf

Moreil, Marian E., for Attempted Murder,

4 m 14 6

— ^ Morgan, Evan, for Misdemeanour, 8 / 10 <•

J. P., and others, for Fraud, 2 J 5 /— 9y

6c— 16 / 11 /
John, and another, for Stealing, 19^ 4 e

- Morris. (•. % for Misdemeanour, 28 / 14e
Mould, John, for Fraud, 13 m i4 s

Murphy. Wm., for Annoyance, 24 / 14/

Neale Wm.. for Assault, 21 / Id /

- Noel. F. L., for Murder. 1 1 ; 10 <j

Norburn, Ernest, for Wounding. 13 n 14 e

Norris. Jos., and another, for False Repre-
sentation. 7 / 14 s

Northern. Sarah, for DrunkeDness,^18J 14 a

Norwood, Jos., for Attempted Murder, 19

j 4e

Match 81, 1^991 palmsb's indbx to ^ thi timbb" NewsPAt^xflL

M

Police UontinuBdK

-^ dkkef, C: II., and another, for Stealing, 17
^ 16 a

— Oborn. Wm., for Misdemdanonr. 1 m 8 «

0*l)ell. Henry, for Illefial Pawning, \SfSe

— OtfenhHUsi^r, Friediich, for Attempted
Murder. 7 / 6 /

Offord, Thoi., for Forgery. 2/186

— — Omiiibutf Coitduutor. for Nota haftng Light.

21 iV4b
— ~ O.Neill. M€8»rt., for Grogging Act Offence,

2(» / 10 ^

— Osbonrne. P, K.. for Adulteration, 2 f 18 «

— Outten. Geo., for Mi»>doaieanoar, 14/3/

— I'age. Wm.. For I rudiy to Horses, 7 m \ij

Palmer, A. R., for Fraud. 2h > 10 /■

— ;— Purs'inn. Chat., for Mi^idemeanour, I5y 8/
<-^ Pateraon. Jos., fur Ftaud. 2 tn 6 d

Pearce. Thoi.. for Libel 30 ; U r

— > I'ecithaiu. (^haa.. and another, for Con-
spiracy. 2U m Mi

— Perks Gun«ton and Tee. Messrs. for Adul-
teration, I / 14 /

— -* Perrotti. Luigi, and others, for Keeping a
Gaminghouse. 18 < 14 (i

Perry. THos., for 8acrilvge, 9 / 3 tf

-^— Persons, for Travelling on OTercrowded

Tramcars, 23.) 14 e
Peterson. l)ertha d*Spaen H., for Mnfder,

7/11 r-22 / 12 a
^— Phillips Archie, for Threats. ^\i \2 c
— ' Phippf. Geo., and another, for Begging, 18

/3

— Pidgeoi^. John, and others for Adultera-
tion 9/30

Pilgrim, A. K., for Adulteration. 13 ; 13 c

— Planliei*. Henry. 'for AdulterRtion, 1 / 14 •
— — 1 lumb. Tom, for Assault. 16 . 14 «

Poiter, P. E. B.. for Fraud. '6 J 10 6—1 1/

4 «

— — Poulter, Geo., for Adulteration, 3 ; 10 o

— Povey. Jos., tor Stabbinir. 17 > t5 a

Powell, Elia., for Cruelly to a Child, 27 /

12 a
— — > Price, Herbert, and another, for Minde-

iheanour, 1/14
*— Public Health (London) Act, Application

for a Summons under. \5 m 6 b

— Pyke. Alex., for Nuisance, 26 ; 3 /

*— Uamsden, Edgar, for Misdemeanour, 10 /

8e
- — Raye, J. C. for Fraud, 30> 14 0-6 / 3 «•-

r8/3c— 20/ 14 •

— Raymond, Fred., and others, for Conspiracy,
28/14C

» - Reeres. Lewis, for Keeping a Gaming-
house, 7jS a

-^ Hhensins. Hermann, for Misdemeanour, 9
m 16 ^

-— ^ Roberts. ^ , and another, for Illegal Pledg-
ing} 27 j 120

■ Arthur, for Stealing. \OmS d

Ernest, for Margarine Act Offence* 10/
3e

Robertson, Geo., for Murder, 27 j 12 d^4 /

. 16 6—18/6/

•— ^ Romano, — , for Smoke Nuisance, 26 m IS c

Police ^continueo),

— Rose. Geo., for Suspected Felony, 16/ Sf

John, far Stealing. 27 / 12 a

^— Rosenbloom Solomon, and othere, fat
Excise Offence, 8 m .') li

Rosenthal. Harry, for Stealing. 4 j 13 h

— ^ Rossner, Chas.. and another, for Coii»
spiracy, Sm 14/~l7flt 14 /

Ko'h, Monis. for Personation, 14 mi 14 /

Kuffle. F. H.. for Fraud, 20 / 14 »— 27 i 12

iJ-6/ 3«-l7/4 b— 26 / 16 u

— Ruitt, Alfred, for Cruelty to a Horse, 10
> 12

Ruttier, Herbert, and another, for Alsault,

2M1/

— Sailors, for Refusing to go to Sea. 9 iBd
Saintey, James, for Possessing Bad Meat,

12 ; 2 /

Salthotise. Wm.. for Gifing Short Wt!lght,

13/3

— Sampson, Wm.. for Cruelty to a Horse, 7 m
14/

Sa^geaiit, Geo., and otberi, fof Burglary,

14j 166
Saunders, W. A., for Fraud, 7/16 o — 14 /

8s

Saroy Hotel, for Misderaeanonr. 14 m 14 /

— St. Croix. Gaolier de. for Assault, 9/ 8 c

School Board Summonses. 7/ 14 •

Schulz. B. R^ for Stealing. 2 / 18 A

— Schulze, F. W., tor Murder, 1 1 ; 10 c

— Scruby, T. H., and others, for Conspiracy,
8 m 1 4 / - i 1 A 1 5 0—1 H »A 1 6 / —25 m 16 a

— Seabrigh. Arthur, for EmTiezzlement, 22 /

14 0-26 / 14 ^-15 m 6 6-29 m 14

Seale, E. W., for Smoke Nuisance, 27 » .12 •

— Sedlmayr G., for Smoke Nuisance. 19 7' 4 e

- Belimski, Reuben, for Excise Oitence, 8 in

15 a

— Semprini. E.. for Misdemeanour, 26 1 3 /

Senior. P. H., and another, for Fraud. 676

/— 11; I0d-1» ; 14 6— 26 ^ 3y— 26 ;9/— 1

J 1*/
Sheen. Wm., for Obstruction. 28 m TB'c

Sherrott J. W.. knd another, for UnlkVrfid

Detention, 21 / 13 /

Shinan, Wm., for Assatilt, 6/8/

Short, Wm., for Ditorderly Condact, 18/

6/
Silberston. Louis, and another, for BribOTr.

2l»16e ^'
Simms, G. E., for Threats, 21 m 16 0— 28 1^

13 0-29 M 14 •

— Geo., for Mitdenieanoar, 27 / 12«

Smith, — , and others, for Disobedience, 28

mSd
Aaron, for Cruelty to Holies. 7 m 14 /

Adam, for Not haring a 'Licence. 11 ;' 1 •

Fred., and another, for Drunkenness, 80

; 14 c

Horace, for Fraud. 10 ; 12 0— 18 ;' 14 a

Jacob, for Fraud, 126 ; 9 0—2^ 18 6

Matthew, for Misdemeanour, 20 m 16 e

-— Solomons. Lewis, for Misdemeanour, 22 m
16/ -28 m 1:5

— Soul by, Wm.. Md voolber, lor Sacrdtea.
24; 146

83

Pol

rALMKE'8 INDEX TO ^ THE TIIIB8 ' KBWBPAPBE.

[Jan. 1 to

Police (romiinutH),

— Spear, Ujmao, and othen, for QambliDg,
9/8e

»— Spien and Pond, Heeirt., for Smoke Noit-

ance. 19/ 4 *
-— Spurrier, Private H. for Marder, 9 / 1 1 «
— — Squire. H. J., for (^onspifMcy, 16 ; 14 /
— — Stocks, Win., and others, for Intimidation,

1 1180
-^- Strange, OliTer, for Lottery Act Offence.

21/ 12
•— Styles, H. H., for Misdemeanour, 18 / 5 /

^%5f 16 o
-— SnlliTan, Andrew, for Stealing, 14/8/^

88/ 14d

— Sntton, Henry, for Attempted Murder, I m
7s

Priratafor Attennpted Murder. 81 ; 11 i

^— - Tabram, El. H., and others, for Assault, 18

/8/-18/6/
•«- Tea. Application for an Order to Destroy a

GreRtQuantiiyof. 21 w 16<i
— . Thomas, Geo., for Stealing. 21/14*
■ Wm., for Misdemeanour, Ift /8 /

— Thompson, Alfred, and others, for Con«
spiiacy, 25/ 16 a

—— L. A. Jn for Diiorderly Conduct. 8 / 1 4 a
-^— Tilley, Joseph, fur Burglary, 25 w 15 a
*^ Tifinam, Chas., for Unlawful Possession,

87 n 4^
.— Tobacco, M. M.. for Wounding, 2/11/

— Tong, W. P., for Drunkenness, 17 j 15 6
«— . Tough, R. N.. for Misdemeanour, I8y 6 a
— — Trammel, Lndwig, for Fraud, 26 ; 9
^-^ Trimley, Jas., for Assault, 18 ; 10 6

— — Turosa, Antonio, for Annoyance, 16J 8 /
•— . Twinam, Chas., for Misdemeanour, 18 si

16/

«— * Vaccination Summonses, 22 /* 14 d

— Van Straughton. Loon A I'o., for Selling
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Letter on, 27; loc

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SI 14 s— 16 m 14 /-24 SI 18'^

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mSd
— * Volunteers Summoned, 18 / 14a-l m8«

— Waddiugton, F. 8., for Fraud 16 m 15 a

— Walford, Eliz., for Attempted Murder, 8

^— Ward, B. IL, and another, for Conspiracy,
36/16 a-*4M 15/

— Waters. Mary, for Sacrilege, 26 / 10 d
^— WoL. and others, for Misdemeanour, 1 1

— Watt^ J. W, for BurgUry. 18/6 /-26./
16 6^27 / 12 o

» West, Chas., for Not haring a Licence, 8 /

10*
•^ Westminster Trust, for Misdemeanour. 4 m

»-. Wheeler. W. J., and another, for Possessing

Bad Meat, 9/ 8y

White. F. M.. for Perjury. 8 / 10 6

Jane, for Murder, 6 ; 6 /—1 3 1 13 A

.« Whittingham, Edw., for Drunkenotoss, 3

> 12 «

^ P0U06 (roalittfi^i/).

Whittingstall, W. O. F., and another, for

Misd«*meanour, 6 / 8 <
— - Wiggett. J. A.| and another, for Cruelty to
Cattle, 15 / lOi

— Wilkins Geo., for Adulteration. 12 1 2 /

Williams, fhas., for stealing. 16/14/

— — ETan. for Adulteration, 11/44
" ' ■ ■ ■ for Misdemeanour. 9 / 3 f

Willis, rhsrlton. for Forgery, 25 m 16 a

«— Wils«m Herbert, for Stealing, 34 / 14 ik

■■ John, for 1 >runkenness. \l f in

— R. H., and others, for Conspiracy, 27 /
12 a

««-• • Thos.. and another, for Keeping a Dlsor*
derly House, 17 1 15 a

— Winckler. Henry, for Nuisance, 18 / 3 tf

Wood, J. S.. and another, for Betting Act

Offence, 6 m 14 6

• Wm. for Misdemeanour. 10 /"3 s

— — Woodland, Kmma, for Neglecting her

Children. 23 r 14*
Woolfendon. Robt. for Embesdement, I la

8«-9at 16 6 — 15 SI 5/— 22 la 15 /
— - Worland Henry, for Burglary. 24 / 14 ^

Wormald. J. A., for Fraud. 20 m 16 r

Wright, Samuel, for Assault. 11 ; 10 e

— Yentman. F. J., for Misdemeanour, 81 m 2/

Zamflrescu. Victor, for Fraud. 10 m 2 <f

Police Matrons, Letter on, 81 m 6 /«

— Retirement of Lispeotor John Tapp. 3 / 7 /
Political Notes, ms ea' a day*a paper during far*

liament
Pollock (Sir F.) on King Alfred. 6 m 8 <
Pollution of the Thames. 14/ 18 d
Polo Pony Society. 19; 16 6
Poor Benefices Foud of the Diocese of Torh^

Bepurto, 14/86
— • Law Conference, 17/86
— — - ('ottage Homes. Meeting. 9 si 18 </
Letter on, 8i m 5 /

Gusrdians and Vaccination, 2m 4 d
Pay menu to Sunday Schools. 16 ; 6 c

Laws, Administration of the, 2*1 m \0 d

— - Scbools' lieltef Fund Committee of the

London Diocesan Board of Education, Annual

Report. 23 / H 6
Poore {Dr. G. V.) 00 Undistingulshable Streets,

19 » 15<T
Port Arthur, Present Condition of, 7y 13 s
Port of London, Report, 28 / 3 / '

Sanitary Committee. Dinner, 15 m 6 /

Porter (Geo.) on Non-conformist Marriages. 8 si

8e

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POBTUOALi-

Budget, 80 ; 6 /

Debt, 23/ 5d

- Misct-Uaneous News. 8 ; 4 </
Portuguese i 'olooies, 4 ; 4 a— 10 / 8 «— 22 «a 7 /

Debt, \tif5d

«— EHSt Africa. 11 m 7 s

Pen Ofllce in ld76 and 1 898. Letter on, 27 n 16 /

- Daiayn, Letter on, 23 m 9 /

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J 12c

— — Imperial Penny l'o:«f Atre \ f 7 n

March .^1 1899.J palmxb*s iiidkx to " tbb times'* ihcwbpapbe.

Qm

Fott OiBoe ImproTementa ia 1898, 7/8 6^11

11 «
— ~ New Coloninl PosUl Ratec, 29 mid
— ■ EUffalaUonf . ;!8 / T c
SMTOUry. \9j6f
Parcel Poet. I / 1 1 a
Prirate Poeting Boies. 31 ; 10 /
Retirement of Lewin Sill from, l\ j i e
of Sir Spencer Walpole from, 1 1 ; 7 e

— — > aerranta' Qriefanoet, HI 9 8 e

Sunday Eipreea DeliTeiy of Letters lo

London. 3i « 12 /
Fottase Rate to Jamaica, Letter on* 4 / 4 d
Postal Telegraph (Herks, Meeting. 39 m 9 /*
Pottmaster-Qeneral and Colunial Letters. 19^9/
Fonlett Peerage Case, 38 ; 8 «

— r^teron, 18^ 14ii

Power (Frank) and the Khartum College, Letter

on, l»/4tf
Powers and the Bishops and their Veto, Letter

on. I9i8a
— — and (^bina, 26 ; 3 e->3 m 6 a^4 m 7 d— 6 m

5 t-^l ni6 6— 8m7e— 9 mfia— II m7a— II

M 7 a— 181116 a— 17 m 5 6-.3Um 7 a-^Sl m 7

e— 22 m 7 a- 3) m 6 «
Poynter (Sir B. J.) on Anoient Slarence and

Modem London, 4 / 4 e
-^ on the Bargate, Southampton 2 > ; lOa
Pre- Reformation Manual of Anglicanism, Leo*

tureon. 7 / I3a
Preachers for Good Friday, 81 m 6
Preachers for To-morrow, 7; 76-14; 7/ -21

idf-ZSf lOc— 4 r 18 a— 11 / 14a~18; 9e

^25 f 10a-4m 14 4-11 m 14 a— 18 ai 10a—

26 m 14 li
Presbyterian Churches, Changes in, 3 f5d^9J

7/— 16; 7d— 28;7i-30i 7 6—6 / lOtf— IS

/ 12 a-20 / 7 6—27 / 7 d-H m 10 a— 18 si 8 6
Present Financial Position. )i 7 si 13 6
P1UB88 PBO8E0UTION8: —
— - the Critic, 7/ i4tt
.— the Diil^ M'tU, 8 / 13 e

— the E9MX Weekly Newt, 16 m 1 IJe
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-1^ the PfftrtwCe WeeHy, 14 / 16 6
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— the Sporting Luch, 4./ 16
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— the Wetiem HuH 14 ; 4 6
Prerention of Consumption, 28 / 8 s

— — of Tuberoulosis, Letters on. 8j 18 a— 6 j 10

d— 7t I0<»— 18; I3d— 17> 10/
Price (F. G. II.) on the Robbery at^Parr's Bank,

38i7/
Primate on Church Schools, Letters on, 31 M2 cf

—8/ 186
Primitive Methodists and the Bible Christiana,

Union between, Report. 8 m 18 y
Prince of Wales Hospital Fund, sis each dog'e

paper
Princess Christian's Trained Nurses, Annual

Report, 27 IN 16y
Principles of International Trade, Leoturct on,

19; II <i-27; 13 e

Prison Act, 1898, 18/* 8 e

Prison Dietaries. Report on. 20 / 16 a

— Mission and Discharged Female Prisoners'
Aid. 13 r 6/

■ and the Prinoees Mary Tallage Homei^
Annual Meeting 36 m 16 a
Prisons and Prisuners, Lecture on. 6 / 7 «
Private Bill Legislation. l8;l46~IO/46

Procedure (Scotland). Letter on, 27 m 9 1/

— Schools' Association, Annual Meeting, 18

;4/

Probjm (L. C.) on the Value of the Rupee, 8

; II 6

Produce Market, eee everg dog'e paper
P^>perry Market. 3.H m H « -24 m 4/
Proposed Birmingham University, 1 4 / II a

(Church and Mission School at Asauan,

Upper Evypt, *3 ; 6 a

— Iriiih Uiiirertities Letter on, I / 6 <f
Light liailway, 30 ; 8 r

Ruskin Hall at Oxford. i3;6e

Water Main under Kensington Gardene, 34

/6 6

Prospects of Carlistn. 16 / 12 a

Protectant Dissenting Ministers. Annual Meel»
Ing of the three Denominations. 29 m 7 'r

Laymen's League and Church DisdpUiM,

11/7/

Protestantism and UniTersity Education in Ir«*
land. [iCtter on. 26 ; 6 a

Provand(A. D.) on Industrial War and Com-
pulsory Arbitration. 6 9 12

Profincial Stock Exchange, eeeeverg dau'e paper

Pryce (A. O. B.) on the use of Copymg Inks and
Pencils, 18 mis/

Public Health Acts. Lecture on, 10 / 14 #

— Annual Summary, .Ms m 6 f

■ ■ Weekly Retum,4 ;8 /«1l /6e-.|8y 7e
—26 / 12 a— 1 / 6 /-^9 / 16 a— 16 / 4 <»— 28/
16 6—2 m 14 /— 8 ni 6 e— 16ni 16 a— 22 m 18/
— 39ni6e

— • Income and Expenditure. 4 ; 9 <f— 18 ; 1 1 a
—36; 13 a— 1 / 7 6— «i / [3 /—Id / 1 1 rf— 22 /
1*4 0^1 m 4y-8 M 6 d— 16 m 14 d— 23 « 14 ^

Libraries (Scotland). 1 1 m 1 1 /

— School Boxing, Letter on, 30 « 9 s
— — Teacher System. Report 00. 27 j 8 d
Publications To-day, Notice, sss ewerg da^e

paptr
Publishing Feat. 7 / 7 /
Purchas ( Florence) on Lady Wimbome's Donkey

Stor>. 178 e
Pure Beer Question, 1 1 ; 7 /

Quarrell (W. H.) on Parish Councillors' Tenure

of Office Bill, Um 12^
Quarter Sessions and Flogging, Letter on, 38 /

7/
Queen Victoria Clergy Fund, Letter on, 13 y 8 6

— Report, 16 / 12 d
Queensland — Experts, 1 8 ; 8 s

— » Hurricane in. Loss of two Hundred IAwm^
Urn 7u— i4m6r

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Queensland's Progress, 18 ; 11 e

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f Jan. 1 to

Quick (Late B. H.) Memorial to. 28 / V4 e

R.
BudoUffe Infirmary Oxford, 3 / 7 /
Badford (Re^. D.) oo the Crmt in the Church

25 ; 7 ft
Radical Meetiog at Oxford, il ; 5 /

Partjy. 24/9/

Badley ^Varden ot) oo the Criaip in the Tharch.

Uj 13 6
BagUa(Lovd) on the Ute Capt. Somerset. 14 m

10/
Baheita. 7 f /> 6

Railway Accident Averted. 20 ;' B r
Railway Accidenta. t^e AooioBsrTS'-RAiLWAr

^r- Board of Trade Report. 2j 12 6

^ Autumaiic ('ouplings. 4 m 15 c

— and Canal (^ommiasion, 13 ;' 6 6
Court, 4»i 15 /

— Communication, Letter on, 7 ; 7 •

— Companies and Light Railways. 2i ; 12 a
Kztension in Cornwall, 'l\ m 10 A

— Narrow Bicape of an Express Train, 15 / 1 1
ii_21 / iU a

£zcape of a Tram. S i6 d

Policy in India. Letter on, 13; 12«
Hates. Home and Foreign, 10 m 14 s
— Letter on. 14 m 3 c
iu Ireland and Gllsewhere, Letter on, 28 /

Re»2ulation Bill, Letter on. 18 m 13 s
Servants Board of Trade. S m \0 d
— and Railwsy Stacks, Letter on, 2 m 15 a
Train. Alleged Outrage in, 23.; 6 o
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- the Folkestone Express. 15 ai \2 d
Two Children Killed on Clifton Junction,

28 m i
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Alabama, New Orleans, Texas and Paciflc

Junction, 30.7 3 c — 16 / 4 rf

Hahia and San FranciMSo,31 mils

— Barry, 8/ 14 a

Belfast and Northern Counties. 6 / 2 /

Bilbao liiver and C^autabrian, 7 jm 3y

Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction, 13 / 4 c

_ Buenos Ay res and Pacific. 29m 6 e

, and Rosarlo, 30 « 10 a

.^ Western, 24 m 3c

-.^ Burma to China, U ; 7

.; Caledomian, 4 m 14 6—22 « 4 s

Cambrian. 21 / 8 «-27 / 4 d

^— Canadian Pacific, 7 / 5y— 10 m 14e

Cape. 23 / 6 a

Cardiflf,21; lOc

Cawood, Wistow and Selby, 23 / 4 c

— * Central African, 20 m 7 c

London, 4/ I6c— I6y 12 »

Pacific, 21 / 3

Letter on, 14/ 4 e

Uruguay of MontevideOt 20 m 4 d
in Ceylon, 20/ Be

Chicago Great Western, 12 > 9 6-81 j 14 b
Chinese, 1 m 5 a

Imperial Letter in, 4 / 6 6

Northem, Lattert on, 23/ U/-28y lOy
mlid

06

BailwayB (roniinu (f),

— City and "^outh London, 24 t 8 ff-1 / 13 <^
Cleator and Workington 27 f i d

— Cockermouth, Keswick and Pencith, 21/3
e-27 / A'/

— Colne Valley and Halstead, 2i / 3 s
ronde d*Eu, 24 ; 3 r

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Didcot, Newbury and SonthamptoUi 19/4

c— 20 f W e

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— * Knling and South Harrow. 30 7 6—2 m 00

— East Lqndon. 18 ; 3 e— 267 13 a

— Letter on. 30 7 4 r
and West Yorkshire Union. 23 / 4 i

Rgy ptiin Delta Light. 4 m 5/1—21 m 3>

English Order for American ^ntcipep, 1 1 m

f

Furnens, 16 / 12 a -23/ 4 -31 m 9 A

— Glasgow and SouUi Western, (5 /a 3 /— 15 n

14 r'

-> Gold Coast, 21 m IS cf

— Grand Trunk. 81 j 6 ^—21 m 8 6—80 si 9 f

— Great Central. 24 J 9 «-26; 6/-31 j 1 2 a
—2 MOc
■ ■ Letter on, I /4c

Opeuing of the London Ei^t^aioAt 10

It

m5 0-i8 M 10 #

Eastern. 21 ; 3 r— 1 / 13 6

North of Scotland, 8 m 4

Northern. 7/'l5ft — l6/4s

and City. l/13<7-d/14«

of Ireland, 10/ I4c

and Western, 13/4 /t-20 / 10/
Western, 4/ IB c— 10 / 13 /

— Grim«by and Saltfleetby Light, 4 la 14 tf

— Haifa- Damascus, 12 ; 4/

— Hull, Barnsley and West Biding Junction^
2/ 16^ — 10/ )4 ^>— 4 01 5 a

— Horiicastle, 13 m 4 /.

— Irish Amnlgamations, 1 m 4

— Isle of Vlan, -i3/4c/

of Wight, 16 / 12 fi-23 fid

(^enlral. 23/ Ad

— Jamaica Letters on 3/11 A— 25 / 4 e

— Kent Kail ways Amalgamation, 14 m 3 <2—
25 /» 7 /

— Kumassi, Proposed 1 m 5 /

_ Laocasliirt^, Derbyshire and East i)oast, 27
; 13'>— 4 / 16 c

and Yorkshire, 2 , 10 ci— 9 /Wo

— Liverpool to Manchester in Eighteen
Minutesr 13 m 6 /

Overhead. 16 / 6 /

and Prescot Light, 16 / 15

Llanelly and Burryport. Opening of, U m

13 i

— Lombardy Road. 10 m 14

London and Blackwall. 3? ; 14 6—8 / 14 a

Brighton and Souih Coast 4; 9« — 19j

13 0—26; \2€-~27 m 6 b

Chatham and Dover, 25 j 1 1 ^—2 / 13 a

School C14Uren's Season Ticke(a«

Letter on, 2« / 9 /

and North Wesjtern, 11 / 16 i— 18/ 14 a

—22 / 3 «

and Bicycle Trafflo, 18 m 7 /

Mwh 81 , 1899.}

PALMRR^B IKIUL tO^' THB TmXB ** NBWBPAPXB.

Bigr

— London and South Wettern. 2 / IB <l-*10 /
14a

"i Ne#OhairmaR. 17 ' 10 <?

Tilbarf «nd SoaUiend, 27 / 18 b^^f

12 4

Miir3rport and ParUtle, 15 / 4 « -28 /id
H^wty. IH.M 16 a— 25 m \S d
Metropolitan. 2**8 c-^'lS 1 6 d

- of Constantinople, 10 m 14 1<— 29 m 8 e

— District. 21/8 e^\ m 12 a
Mi(VV7aleii24jB8«

Midland. 11/16 </— 18 / 14 o— 20 /9 s
-t.BloQtrkUix on, 28 f 9

Great western of Ireland, 8 / 14 o— 17 /

lis
■ and Sonth Western Janction, 23/4 </—

— — Mobile and Btrraingham, 17 / 14 a

— Mnmbles, 30 1 3 r

-^ New; Cape < -entral, 21 jn 8 6

-^^ 2}9i;fh 3iri^ift|. liiN n />^24 « 10«-.25 m

Is /
" ■ Letter on, 25 w 6 6

|j;i^ftern. .10,; 4 a-^4 / 16 £^11 / 18 if

— -^ Lftii^pii. 4 / 1« r— 17 / 18 /

^ r— < — I'iKbt Proposed. *^'J m 12 d-Mai 10 <<

— vietropolitan. 15 / 4 rf

f nd >voath Western Junction, 12 ; 9 6

— ^tHffordshire. 2 / 10 tf — 15 t 11

^- N^rtlvirD.of the South African Uepublic,

tetters on, 6 / 4 4—7/ 4 e

-r- Ottoman. .20. /« 4 4- 30 m 10 a

-^ Peking- Han- kau. 29 m 5 e

— Port Talbot. 1 / 18 r— 16 / 12 a
— - l*retoria Pietersburg <50 m 9 /

— at Keading 28 ; 11

— Khoin4dii and Swansea Bay, 14/ 14 o
-r; Iit|>mney 8/ 12 s

— ^ 60SS and Monmouth, 18/4 0—28 / 8 «

— Koyal Sardinian, 28 m 16 a

-— Sh<»rne^» 30 i 6 a— 6 / 9 /— 10 / 10 /

— Sheffield District, 4 / 16 i
-T-. Si^i.i^a. 8 1 III. 8 e

— Sicilian, Letter on. HI 7 4 e

— Sonth Eastern, 20 7 8 c -27 f 13 a
i^ud Chatham and Dover. Uoion of, 2 / 8

tf— ;jj9</— 13; 4^—10/ ia0-t)« 12 o—n

mil /—IS 111 6/— 21 m 12d
■ ■ M letters on. 28 ^ 7/— *2l / 8
Workmen's Tickets, 1 6 m 10 /

— houthport i Cheshire LioMi kilxtension, 1 m
12 #1

— State Qf Shares in Companies, ass svsvy
day* a papw

^ lJod*n, 28 flp lOcr

— TaflP Vale, 2 / 10 rf-9 / 14 6

— TfalHc Kecelpts. tes si^sr^ dajf*i paptir
-r T^)'"^ 'Ontiuental African, 1 1 / 5 a

— Uganda, 2\i m \\ b

-7. Waie^lop apd City, 81 ; 14 A— 10 / 14 s
~ — ^ Euston and Piiddington, 22. m 4/

-^ Weet African, 9 / 12 c

Bail way 8 in CeyloQ, 18 « 11 /

*rTr Liferpool Str9«l Station DiaturbiMKsea at,

1<6-MQX
«-— » in London, Letter on, 18 m 8 e

Railways Regulation of. Bill. 2iit4o— 811180—
8 m 15 /—6m *2 a-17iii 14 -25 m 12 r/

Randolph (B. W.) on Ely Theogical College, 11
J \A»

Rasch ( Msjor F. C) on Rome Rule and Electoral
Reform. \7 f 2 f

RashsU (H.) on the 'Vins in the Dhurch. 81 ni5 <f

Rating of Tithe, Letter on, IS m 10 d

— Kent < harge. 6 / 7 A

Rawnsley ((^anon H. D,) on the Barg^te at

ftiittthampton, 14 r 1 3 ^
•^-* on the Prerxiintion of Tubercuiusis, 3 ? 13 a

—26 ; 2 /
Rayleigh (Lord) on a New Spectroscope, 27 m

Me
Reay (Lorl) on the London Schools Dinner ;Als*

Bociation. 7 r 11 o
Rebellion in Uganda. Letter on. 12 ; 4 d
Recent Troubles in ' *rete. 18 / 9 i
Record Transit to Egypt. 8 m 5 /
Redman (F ) ou the Prevention of Tuberculosis,

3t 18 a
Reed ( Mr E. J.) on the New Cruisers, 13 m 12 d

—20 in .^e-31 wod
Reedhatn Orphanage. 13/6/-I7in5/
Iteeres ( W. t*.) Industrial VVar and Compulsory

Arbitration, 3 / 5 d
— - and the Condition of New ^aland, 6 /

12 a

— on the ^ew Zealand Arbitration Act, 9> 10
e-lii; 12 c

Reform of Kcclefiiastical Courts, 10/40

— — of the L^w of t^oinici<^e. Letter 00, 14 ; 13 <l

Refonns in -i'ltun. Letter tm, 4 / 16 n

liegi(>-4« Beyond Missionary Union, Annual

'•)eAtin;/s 22 mS h
RegiHi r of V<»terB l'<99. 22 m 1 > /
Ke^ixtrtition of Plumbers 2/40
Reg iUtion of vietr.ipolican Streets, 23 / 10 /
UehearsHl < iub, 28 r 1 4 u
Kfid Trust for the Educatiim of Women. 20 fSd
Relations of IVrsHience of Vision to vVloiern

Kapid Visual signalling, Lecture on. 8 / 6 ,1
Keli ase of J. 1 1. Stephenson, 25 / 6 d
Kelics of the Body of Bud-il^a Lt^tter on 6 ; 12 c
Kelitjions Teaching and Corporal Puiiii*hiuent,

II ; 10 /
KeniarkMble Escape on the vii.lland Line. 6 r 6e

— Story, 4V 8 (/

Repairtt uf Winch»*Mter <*atliedral. Letters on, /S
; lO /-24/ II i

Reservation of the Sacrament, Letters 00, 3/10
r. -4 6 i

Result of Tenders, 14 / lo d

Revenue. 2 / 12 -81 w 9 a

UewArds for Bravey, 4 ) 4 c/-6 ; 8 c— lOj 10 a—
12/ »f-10/ 14 0—25 f 16/— 2 w lOrf-tl m
4/ — 14 m 14/ — 15 m id/ — 18m 14(^-20 /« '3
/— 22fii 14 a— 25 m 12 r -27 in 5 d— 28 fib 77

Rhodes (< 'ecil) Arrival of, in London, 16; fi

Movumenrs of, 14/5 c— 20 / 6 c— i 1 m 7 &

(CoL) and the Dervish Wounded, 5 ; 4 /

Rhodes* Kail way Scheme, 27 ; 4 e

Rhodesia and iu Mines in 1898, Lecture on, 25
J 7/

Rhyl Lifeboat Crow, Charges against, Letter on,
16; 8 a

M 87

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PALVEB's tNDKX TO ^* THB TIMES *' NKW8PAPEB,

[Jan 1 to

Piobmond. Purchase of a Oomtnon in. 81 7 10 e

Bifhniond rSir W. B.)on the Coal ^moke Abate-
ment >ociet}, Sin 10/

Bidge (Kev. E. L.)on the Archbishops Interpre-
tation of the Rubrics 21 ? 9 «

Bid»jrew8)r (Rev. C.J.) on the Obedieiioe of the
^•hrgy. 7j\O0'

Bidley (Sir M. W.) at Blsokpool, 27 j 8 e

— at Fleetwood, 26 ; 10 tf- 86 / 4 c

— at Hove. 97/ 12 6

Bigg (Rev. Dr. J. H.) on the Crisis in the Church,
llf 6/

Ripon (Dean of) on the Crisis in the Church, 27

J 7 d^6m 10 c
Rippon (Jos.) on (^ahle Routes, 20 ; 7 6
Ritualist ControTerfly. \*2 j H e
River Brent, Letter on, 19 7 7 €"25 j 1 1 #

— Pollution. Confereuoe on, 16 / 4 c

— Thames. 17 m 6 /

- 'I'jne Commission, 1 4 j 9 e
Robberies, S j H h—ij H
Robbery from the Birmingham Art Qallery, 8 f

10 tf
•- at Parr's Bank, 24 > 6 /— 25 j 10 6—28 ; 5 /
^%7j 10 (7-28^ 7 /— aO> 7 s-ly 6 /^-7 / 18

r-ao./io/

— <i — Letter on. 88 ; 7 /

•-r— at the Union, LiTerpocL 28 / 10 /

Roberts (Me?, C, E. T.) on Our Wreckage, 7 ;

•^ (Rer, G. B.) on the Crisis in the Church, 1 1

HI 14^
•^- (Frank) on the Crisis in the Church, 4 si

16r

•-r- (T, H.)on BslaclaTa Veterans. 21 ; tSa

— (Rey. T. J.) 00 Sir John Gorst and the
Rector of Flint, 14 m 12

Rochenter (Bp. of) and the Gaaworkers, 16 j

il /
— «— Lenten Pastoral Letter. 18 / 12 a
-^ (Dean of) on the Crisis in the C:httrch, 27

lie

on the KeserrHtion of the Sacrament, 4

;6r

Rochester Diocesan Board of Education, Annual
Report, ys n, 16/

»^ociely. Meeting, 14 m 10'.

. an Infuriated Bull at, 25 y 14 6

Roddis (G. E.; on his Connexion with Plommer,

liuddis and 1 yrell 9 0/ 4 /'
'^%g m, W. Memorial to, If / IQ
Ruujan Catholic UniTersity for IreUnd, Pro^

posed 4 m 14 ^

Catholics of Birmingham, i4th Annual

Reunion of the. 17 j 7 a

-mrr- Defeuces of South East Britain, Lecture

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Sinims (Rev. J. IVf.) on the Battle of Omdurman,

80 mf^f
Simon ^O. J.')on Anti-Semitism and the Roman

Cathiilic Church 20i 7 e
-^ on ihe <^hurch and London Jews, 7 m U ^
Sington ( Theodore) on the Workmen's Dwelliogt

Bill. :ho w^d
Sirdar nnd the Battle of Omdurman, Letters on^

Situation in Spain, Ti«*tter on. 15 / 12 e

Skilled Ubonr Market. State of, 16 j 12 d^\6 f

11 d-l6m 18/
81ade(C. W. P.) on the Transvaal Government,

4 ; i^e
SlflUizhterof Tnme Deer, 9 / 10 /
Slarery in British Kast Africa, Letter on. 18 t*

10 ^

— in Zanzibar. Letters on. 26 ; 8 «— 7 / 1 1 1 "

18 / n h

and Pemba. 4 ; 6 6—14 ; 14 c

Sloyd Association. Annual Meeting. 18 y 14 a

Sniethwick to be Imcorporat<>d. 1 1 ; 7 ^

Smith (G. A.) on the London County Council

and Licenced Houses. 29 m 7 «
(^oldwin) on the Liberal Leadership, 17

; «(j
on Party Government, 24/15 a— vo m

15 r

— (Chancellor P. V.) on the Crisis in the
Church 28 / 8 tt

on the Obedience of the Clergy, o fH c

— (K. B.) on the Crisis in the Church, 2'i m 13
f— 21 m 14 r— 28 m 11 c

(*^.) on Compulsory Confession. Letter on,

21 / \'2c
(Saml.) on the Crisis in the Church. 18 / 4 /

on Ely Theological College, 15/8 '/-1 5

/ 12 6

— and Son, and Literature. 31 ; 6 /
Smoke (-onaumpiion. 6 ; 'Oft

Social Democratic Federation. Meeting. 9 m* 7 ^

— Rights of Men of Colour in Canada, Letter
on, 'lb I a f

Socialism, 10 m 7 /

and Pence, 9 w 7 «

Society of Apothecaries of London, 21 16 / -Id

/ 9a -18 m 12 6
-—of Arts. Lectuies at, 25 ; 7/— 27> 18^—11

m 15 d^'iZm \\ /

of Authors, Annual Report, 14 / 5 #

of Biblical ArcliSBology, Annual Meeting, 11

; 4 «

— • of ( hairmen of Q'larter Seasionsi for flog*
land and Wales, Meeting, %imVK d

March 31,1899]

palmeb's index to *'thx tucbs " nbwspapbb.

8po

Society for Oiecking of Abuses uf Public
Adrertising. \'6 m6 a

—— of Engineers Meetini;. 7 f 6 d

—— of Friends. Statistics. 12; 8 </

-—* for Promoting (Christian Knowledge. Meet-
ing 4 ; 6 <i

•—» for the Propagation of the Gospel, Annual
Meeting;. 18 / 9e

— ^ for the Protection of Birds, Annual Meet-
ing. I m 9 /

-^ of Public Analysts, Annual Dinner, 8/
12 a

- for the Relief of Distress. Letter on, 24 / 14 s
of Women Journalists. \ m 3d

Sodor and Man (lip. of) on the Crisis in the

C!hiirch. 10/ 4 c— 17/ 16 /
Solicitor-General for Scotland, on Current

Politics, 21 7 6 e
Solicitor) and Biimingham Assizes, 28 / 10 /
-^ Managing derlLs* Association, Lecture at,

11 7 8<>
Somerset (Lady Henry) on Police Matrons, 81 m

66

Manuscripts. Letter on, 11 i 5 b

Somt-rville College. Oxford. 8 / 10 </

Soiilsby (B. U.;on Undistinguishabie Streets, 18

j 8 a
Bouib African Gold Shipment, 23 / 6 «

Hepublics, 2/80

•»— American Itepublics, 3 j 3 d 1

— - AuKtralia. 18 f 5 e— 20.; 6 b

•«— Kensington Museum, Lectures at. 20 ; 7 d

i»— • Natural Uistury Museum, 6 ; 6 r

-^^ London District Nursing Association An*

nual .Vieeting. 7 m 4''
m^ Norfolk Light RaUway Order, 1898, 28 /

11 f
«-— Hand Proprietary Company, 30 m 9 a
Southampton Bargate, 10 ; 9 c-i^j 6e

- Letters on, 9/12 6—14 j 18 a—i^j 10 a
Southwark (B. of) on the Crisis in the Church,

10/ 4 a
— ^ OTercrowding in 8 / 8

Pupil Teachers* School. 27 ; 10 d

Sowerby (J. B.) on the Weather of 1898, 8; 9 s

SPAllJ:-

Cabinet Council Meetings, 6 / 5 /

_ A dm. ( 'erv era's Squadron. \\ tl J

- i bancesof Don Carloo, 18 ' 12 a

-— — Don Carles and the Treaty of Peace, 16 /

6c

^-i- Economic Policy of the New Goyernment,
ISflk 7y

Miscellaneous News, 6 ; 8 d^'i j 5 /-9j 6

tf— lUj 8tf— 117 4 a— 26; be-il } 8 c— 1 / 6
6— 8/6 d— 21 y bd—Zi 1 6t-23 S 5/ -27 /
5y_4 ml c— 7 m 6a~16m 6 •— 17 m 6 e^\3
M 7 c— 28 mhe

*— New Ministry, 6 m 5

-»- Keviguatiou of the Ministry, 2 m 6

Situation in. 3i ; 7 o

Spanish Colonies, 16/6 f-22 mid

Debt, 14 M 6/

- Losses in Cuba. 26 j 4 a

Speaker (The) Parliamentary Full Dress Dinner,
23 / 6 a— 2 m b </— 9 m 10 e— 16 m 10 (7-*28 m

Spelling of Himalaya. Letters on, 21/10 c— 28

j 12 U
Sp^ncpr ^Lurd) on Technical Education, 18 ; 10 c
Spielbaften (Friedrich) Baiiquet to. 28 ^ 9 /
Spinoza Museum. Openining of. V* v^l d
Spiriiurtl (^areof Kmifrrants. Lotter on, 6 / 16 a
SPORTS AND 8P0BTIK0 : -

AnKling, 8 ; 11 </-9 f 10(f-17 ; 4(1— 23

J7/-S1 ; 12<f-7/ 14/-.14/ 7/-20/ 10/
—28 / 2 /— 7 m 4 6—14 m 8 /— 21 m 8 /— 28 m
12 d

— ATHLETIC SPOUTS -Amateur Athletic
Association. 20 in 9 6

Cambridge Uniyersity, 4 m 14 6—6 ml q

—7 m\\ a
■■ .. - Handicaps. !« / 9 a— 21 / 12 a
M . V. London Athletic Club, 9 la 1 1 6— 18

m

II

u

— GonTille and Caius College, Cambridge
v. Msgdalen College. Oxford. 18/116

Inter Unirersity Sports, 13 m 11 a

—— London Athletic Club, 8 / 12 a

— Oxford V, (Cambridge, 8 m 18 a —16 si II
o— 24 m \\ fi-25 m 12 6

I University Sports, 7 n 1 1 a— 9 m 11 a
Pub.io Schools Gymnastic Competitiont^

I4ni I2u

Third Trinity and Ring's College, Cam-

bridge 1;. New College, Oxford, 2 m 1 1 a

Wadham College. Oxford v. St. John's

(^oUege. (Cambridge. 10m H «
— Betting in London sm evtry diy** paper

■ in Uacecourse Enclosures Letter on, 16 m

11/
on Racecourses. 15 n 9 e

— BILLIAKDS— Amateur Championship, 2

m 1 1 6—3 M 1 2 e -4 m 14 (/ — 6 m 7 <•— 9 m 1 1 6

— lOm I a-lt m 11 /

■ Cambridge University Challenge Cue 2
m 11 6

Dawson v. North, 10 ; 8 a— 11 j 8 /—IS

j 66-1:^76 <i— 14/ 12«— 16; 7 6

— -^ Dlggle v. Stevenson. 16/ IW— 16/lOa

^17; 10/— 18 /9a -20/ lis— 21 / 12 6—22

/ 8<;— 28/ II t— 2* / 12^—26/9 6—27/ Ij
. Dawson v. Strvenson, 28 /lla — 1«7«

«-3m 2 0-40114' — (WM 7 0— 7fB 11 6— 8ni

18 a -9 IN 11 6—13 41 14 e

m Oxford v.( Cambridge. 14 m 12 a— 16 m 14 a

Roberts v, Dawson, 2' si i2 / — 2^ m 14 o

23m lly— 24 m 11 6— 2n m 12 e-ll m 14 6—
28 mil a— 29 m 7 6-30 m 8 6— 81 m46
— — Letter on, 9 / 6 e

V. Diggle, 81 j 10/— 1 / 11 a— 2/9

—8/9 6—4/ 9 6—6/11 d-1 / II a— 8 / 12
a-9/ 60-10/ lis- lly >3<i- 18/ 11 6

V, Peall. I4il2«-I6j 7 3

». Stevenson, 17/ U a - 18 ; 7 0— 19 ; 9

/-20j II /-21 jl a-^Hf lOe-247 Ua— 25

j 11a— 26; 8 6-27)6 6- 28> 13 s

n Tournaments, 2 ; 9 li- 8 ; 9 b-^j 8 «— ft

/4a— 6; 6/— 7 / 9 •— 9 ; 7 6— 10 j 8 o— lOj

12 /— 12 ; 6 6—18 ; 6 rf-14y 12 a
*— Boxing and Fencing, 2 m U 6—9 m 11 ft—

lOm 11 a— 2.>m 12 6— 29m 76
— CHK8S-in America, 2 f 9 d— H; 12 «—

28/14 6—17 01 11 a-*27 « U

93

9tfk

PAi^^R'Q nnutx TO ^ 1H9 nu^^ " numpA^jnt.

[J&x^. 1 ta

8port8 and Sporting {fontinuefi).

(^HBKj^ -(Championship of the City of

liondon rittb. ft / 1 1 d^W ai in A
•— - Rngland o. America, 11 m 13«~13 lyi 11

. MiseellaQeoas Newt, 24 ; 1 1 a— 25 1 11 o
—1 / II It— 8/9 h^Tj lla— 11 / I80— 18/
U/-2I./ UA-Tin M A— 15m Ua-3l m8</
Oxford V. darobridgB, 2^ m 12 r

- (X)UKSING - Altcar Club Meetiog, 1 1 ; 9

-12 ;5 a^Hj \2 e

-: . pangor Open Maetlng, 4 » 8 ^— 5 j 9 a

North of Koglaod Club (Hornby Castle)
Meefinif,?' iJa
—laid

ffway Hub Meeting, 28 i 8 0-27 'ft A
Soqih Kfsex Club and Open Meeting. 6
I 7^-7; 124^1 f 11 H^2f9h

Lancashire Open Meeting. 10 / 11 ^

— -— Stock Ezcbange riub and Open Meeting,
4j8A-5;9a'

Waterloo Cup. 6 ; 7 A— 31 ; 7 a— 23.; 10

4-.2/'96-6/ 11 6-10 y 11 s—l? r 10/— 20
^11 0—22/8 6—23 /Ua— 24y 12 6- 25/9a
— CRICKET— in Ai^tralia, ass each iay'a

BramallLane Ground, Future of. 18 m 14 e
County Qualification, 21 j 7a— 4/96—

21 / 12 a

Umpires 17 m 11 a

---- Crjcket ^asop, 21 m 8 &

Fixtures 3l m 8

Lord Hawke's Tenro in South Africa, «m

•a<^ dojf'i paper

&ent County Club, 21 ai 12 /

Lancashire Club, 18 1 7 c— 31 ) 10 f

Laws of, 29 M 7 6

Marylebone (Tlnband the Laws of, 8 ai 12 c
Matches and Cheap Fares, 16 ; 7 6
MiscelUneous News. Uj 1'^ s-SO; \\ d

— 1 m 7<i~22/i* 14 r— 24 m 11 6— 25 m 12 <;

Not^ County Club. 18/7 c— 46 ; 8 a

Representative Eleven v. Rest of Au«-

tralia. 8 m 13 a

— ^ Rugby V, Marlboroush. 7 ; 1 - «

Witden and the L. B. W. Rule, 4 ; 8 6

— CycUog. 12 ; 5 6—6 J 1 1 (i-2l / 12 6-20
at 9 4-27 m 14 6

— Deatli of Glenalmond. Racehorse, 18 / 9 ^

— Fencing at the I'ortmao Rooms, 23 m ) 1 ^

— FOOTBALL-Amateur Cup, 30 j 11 ^-2
/9 6— I4y I2 0-28 t \\ a

— ^ A'sociation Rules, sac «oery day* a paper
Challenge Cup. 30 ; 11 <<— 1» / 11 u—

Uy 12 a-27 / 11 c(— 28 / 11 a— 18 m 14 6—20
ai 9^-24 « 11 6

in Austria, 14y 12 o— 29 m 7 6—30 m 8

a— 31 m 8 a
*^ — Barbarians v. Stade Franciase, 16 / 10 a
I Corinthians v. Aston ViUa, 13/11 «

m V. Everton, 20 / 1 1 c

County Championship, 12^' 5 a— 16j' 7 o
— 26 j 8 a

Derby County 0. Stoke, 20 m 9 <i
Devon v. Kent, 16y 10 a
England v. Ireliuid, Sj d 6^4 J 9 b^^j
116-2Qyll6

V. Wtlet, 7J i^d-^j 7 11-21 n 14 ft
H

Sports Aftd Sportijig tcon^jxM^^

— FOOTBALL -EiixUod v. ScotUnd,.27 /
II </— II m 13<(— I,Hm II 6^1Q m l\ f-21 at

■ in France. 13 /n 11 «

at GibrHlur. 1 1 m 13 <f

Ho«piur» f^up ^7 16 h^S^xa a

International Match. 15 / 11 d

— ^— ffea^.V^ C^afppionships, 2 > 9.4— 8 / 9 ^—

16 ; 7 a-2> / 1 1 ^ -6 n; 7 6—13 w il ,6 — 15 m

14 q— 20 ^ H'' -^27 w H ,«
' Liverpool v. Shef&«ld United. 20 m 9 r

— ^7- .Loofion^nd ^oujthern ^goe,.21 fi^a

' Middie^^x u IWqufhire. 16 m 11 6.
— rr-: — v. fc>usf*'X.,26*' 8.a

— Miscellaneous News, see ^aeh daif'a paper
I?oi:|>i V. SoiUtK 2 / .9 6-,^ J 9 kr-V f

Oxford V, Cembri4ge, X&fW a— 18/ 9 a

II a

.— *40 / 1 1 /)

University Rugby Union, 14 ai 12 a

11 d

in HaM«. 16i6rr.30,;ll d
Rngby Union Rulers, 2 y 9 e— 3 / 9 6
Scotland u. Ireli^nd. 81 /. 1 1 e'*27 at 14 a
— ». Wales. 27 > 5 A— H / 9 6—6 si 7 '»
Shefllr'ld United v. Li^ej^pooji. J' :'t ^ <>
Sheriff of London Charity Shield. .13 si

Surrey v. Dorset. 3/96

— V, Glopc^tertl^irf . 2 m 1 1 a

— v. Someri^et. 16 /. ^0 a

— Uoion Hule^. ae^ •e>ich.(l'iy*M papttr
Wnies V. Ireland. 20 w i» e
GQLE-AcjUm Clu|>. 20 / 1 1 c

— Dirkdaif (^lub, 2 ; 9 ^-r-27 / 11 /
Baur()<*(nparh Hlpb 5 y 9a— 19 ; 7 4—20

jll /— 16/ lOa-17/ 10 /— 2 mil a— 17
lla

Brightoo and Hove Club, 9 i 7 6—6/ 11

€-^ IV 7 ft

(Cambridge Univoi;«lty Club. 9U 7 a-r27

> 5 6-4/9 6

Cambridge University v. Bri)ybrDQki».'J

Team, I3m II <»

p. BUhAm, 24 m 1 1 6

V. Great Yarmouth. 25 / 9 A

w. Old ^)auUbs. 6 /<• 7 /•

JO. Royal ^Uc)cheath. 27/11/

Canterbury <nub/l7 / 10/

Chimppiiships, 12 ; 5 u

Chisltihurst Olub. Hi II f

('vnq\ie facts CIai*). i<0 i 11 i/-27 / U /

—27 m Ua

i)i:uden Bay Cuursi*, MO vi 8 6
)ulwich apd Syden.bam Y^\Xi Qlub, 20

9a

Formby Club 30 f IJ c/— 20 / U 4

Hayiing Club, 21 / 12 a— 2:{ f \\ a

Home Park Club. 9> 9 d^2Aj LI 4—27

/ 1 1 /;--27 M 14 6

House of Commons e. Ranilagh Clob. 2Sk

mdd

11 a

HansUnton Club, 5 / 9 a — 2 / 9 ^-*2

Udi^' UnkHl. 91 ia 14/
t^asowe Club* /3 m 11 o
LittUstone Club, 16; 7 a— 13/ 11

^Sh 18994

muMwatdi mBu 90 ^ m raiB»i'* nwspAPXB.

«*•

GOLF— London Mcottuh dub. 6 / Ur

/ 12 a >*20 IN 9 d

Mitoellaiie«MrKMM» Hi; 9 ^^m ; 6 <i^
lO/lif

Korbaryf'ilubt lfl»» TfOi

Mortb Sklrrejt Olub^ ^ ; X *;v4i ^ Hlv «f*^

Oxford tlnivenily Club. 7 / liK a^3ip /

1 1 . ^28 / 1 1 (1-31 m \ih^^ mJ 1 fr^iAi« ISLa
'■■' ■ ». Cambridge, 81 /,ia//^«l^ nk 7 a-U

-r Viil^mnl^ 9i,(bMkuA 9>t* We e.

■— — tf. Oxford and Camf>iMBe. Ck^ifiog

Stociety. U / 12 u

tf. VaiaraoBiV'SeiMtt, U ar U'^
t»> il03iakAi<Mi».« hibi »7'/ilL /»
o» Wapwickffbl^e.' r^- /^ (Qi /
Ciuba. W^kteft i^f^ XU « 9 4t
Parliamenury Handicap. l&/9>ai
^iOAl^CHiM /i 7, A!^6 A 111) e-«i»M 7 k

Kayn«a Park (^(^ It^ J; h^^ji M« ^r-6 m
7c

H«llii|iiandi I4figii(9 CUtbi i^;i 7- tf^^ / U
c— 6ai 7 «

hichiuund ( lub. (I>«. 7 ^
- — Komford Clubt 9 ; 9) tf.-^<f lil <i-*-37 /
liliy^llK|,7.r^2Q:a|9 i<^.4ftarK6i
— — t». Epaom, 13 /'H a

18 m 1 1 /

Bojral Ashdowo Clii|^. 80, > U ^<

and Tuiibridge WeUp (:lub»W/
II f

-** Crooier Clab. 24 / 1 2

EaaOiDuqn^ i.:iiiii :(/ 9,4Kn8f,9 6.^ii9t

a-**^/' 1 U tl^l ff 111 A -^Mfit Ml 14 tt

Kppiiig JionM^. (;i(||i« 9 /.9. d^^ h 7 6-*

IV ; 7 Or^tfOjf I i ili-j5, A l.|j - 1.7, A 10^/ -^27: /'
Hi A-^« mil c.-fjftini a *-*0iMrM'-»47»ai Ii4h

— — Liverpool t-lub » ; 7 a— 6/ 1 1 r

-^ -T- NMnMk Dtnwi 0iaK^ ^ S^ a:«-)l9>i: « i *

27/ II ^—27 M 14 A

. ai. Aiid^^wi m /< u ^f»ai a i2»(t

— -> 9. Aberdeen, 6 / 1 1 e

ISM M e

4Miii«l<i%b|JA/;7a^

»oatiiport Club. 18/11 a-.27 m i4*

HtreMitfiii (Olub). 2A kl a;

TofNiw tteo CiiU». »./ 7 ^ ^L« itla-^t h
lla-28; 1<# 4^ / a<i<-<^7 ll<r^H.i«,7lt'^

Trentham (Hiib, 8^ / 1 1 a - 28 m 11 «

Yardon 0. Lent!. <8 j id d
WaUap^Oinbf S^jMdidm'mf^ l>k d^«>i
%9^

•porti Md 8portlog( (risoiK<n8adtl.
-^ OOJ^H^VKembiey Clab, 20 AU e
-^— ^ W«aft Dcajrtoa 0lubi. 2 ; 9 d--80 / II
80/ II /•-27m 116

-<r*«-«^HenliCIilli^.l6i|:7'o^4}/. Ilo^ia/U

a— IdM II 0-27 IN 14 A
LtncMbirQii0klb. 8 ; 9i6.,f8»/ 10 •— 80

^mbledon ?«rit dull) aai* |0 a>

— — Worceatevblre Club. lij. I^e

— - Hockey. 2 m 1 1 b^\S m 1 1 q*<*20 flk9 4

— «^ Hunting AppoilttiMotaj.atfaaodib^ifojr Voa^

T^icronte. 20 m 9 <f

-^Ifov '^r«%te«r Qtda, 13 m U a

«-'- Pedeatrianiam. 18/11 A— 18 /9 a-^90 /It

— Fuflillain. I^risa Vighl to AoMruMk 1^2 f 8 4

— RA€tl$(li-ik0ceptMiaa# tor Ifae i^p^^'n^
Handicapt. 9 /. 9 u ^/ 4 «

J AmeriOiMfi Joc><^> 90««.9.tf.'

Derby ^tdng^ tfeeftiag^ 87 / 8 6-^8

/9*

Bntriea Spring Haodlcupii 8i ^a^7y L8
•l«*«^e,

Bpeom Spnng Meeting, 8 / 9 a
French. i7; II a^M h M d>
QAtiiHQk Mai€h Meetioff. 87 / 818

f H a

Harat Pa«k Olubi April HfletUigi 27. 1 5 8:
- Old iTear SteeplecbiMea. 2/9
Kemptoa l^ark lliaator Meeting, %7 ;.A.8>
— ^ T^pring. MeftUjBg, 87 a8 a^'4 1 9»i
Lincola Sppiiig. Meetiag; 27 ; 8 a-«til; m-
I4.4r,r^»i» I4b^*-^8!ii| II a
-^--^ Lingfleld Park Ulub New Yeaa^ MMintfi
?| Wdm9.;.7a.

— -^ Lirerpool Spring Meeting, %1 j t a^ /
9ar«^2^Nl II <r-.8i^fli l;i'a-^7« I4vii(
-«— ^ Mnnchefiter ifijstttr Heetipg, 87 m 14 o

— «^ Mewk ITeai^VSteeplffSbaaei, 8; ^ fli a-«4
/>8a

NMunnKket Ciareni tf eetiug, 8 // 9 «:
Nortiiaoipton and Fy tchley HilotSpHllg
Meeting. 20 / ili /«.<,27 ; 8a--8 a9 a-.80«8*
-^ttl m H <%

-^'--^ Nottingham.SpjBiag Meetings %thfkh'f^

J 9 #1.-^28 m 1 1 a^at» ai 7 a

rr IMoipg Siaaoii» ai|K) m 9 a(

-— Nandown Park March Meeting, 8 ai 1^6-<«

4ai i^o. -Hit 7e

— UA4X)1;kTS— Grand MdltMjr. ChampM^

ahip. 27/11/^88/ II «-^l p. 7 dU8«i,U«

<-a>iii,7e->-7fiii 1:1 a

-*—— MlMellaDeooa News., 8 « 18 a-«^l4 « Uf«

^.1 8 m, 14 0-^28' la^ U <:-^7 m. H *-*88) ai lil: A^

-^29 m 7 6— »0 m 8 a— 81 « 8 d

•-^ RBarrASr-lteSiqsa, 27 /. 1 1, «^l8tia8 4^

r-^ tienlfey. 9, « l> 6^1 7. m 1.1 «

-* UOWINO— Cambridge UiiiTefaity BbtfU.-

Clab, 24; II a

ail2a-l6 aiT4a— 16in lla

*^ -**<•-> Mffft Hll«9% 2«i / 8^ AfiviSII/ H8hf>4likA
l2 0-26/r€-87/ >1#

^QgrflpdOiiNwiitr' iiioiii cii4>,. v^hyu

— Clittker JTuarf, 10 n U nt^U m 1M
s Ift

9po

PALHBR'B fKDVX ^ TO TRIB TIMS8 ** MBWSPAPim,

TJan 1 to

Sports and Sporting (rontinued).

KOWINQ-Torpid Kac0a at Oiford. 17/

JO/-.|8/9a-20/ 11 ii-21/12<i-22/ 6 A
- 2H / 1 1 a

■■ {Juirwtitj Boat Baee, «m esvyy dojf^f

— — Map of the Covrie, 27 « 10 6

Sale of Bloodntock. U m 12 a

of the Brookfleld Htad. 18 m 6 «

of Oreyhoands. 23 ; 10 1

of Horaee, 24 j 1 1 o

«-» Snipe Shooting. 10 7 II a
— — i> Swimmini;, 27 «• 14 6

r Tennis, 8/9 6—20 / 11 #-22 / 8 ir— 27/

Us
TAOUTINQ -America Cop. 18 i 7 e— 26 7 8 6

—9m 5 /— I81R 11 0-26 M I2r-80ai4d
— — Qerman Bmpeior't Cup. 14 9 7 6

London Yacht ('lab, 24 / iv «

— MitovlUneouB Newt, 7j 12 ' - 10/ 8 a —
17; 11 a- 21 y 7 a-2 / 9«*— 26/Ha

Hoynl MerMy Tauht Clnb, ^7 n 14 6

— - the Aamroek, 2 at H 6

— Tacht Racing Asaociation, 26 ; 8 a— 28 /
II 6

Spring Salmon Finhing, 8' m 2 /
Squire (Dr. Balmanno)on Crawling Haba. 6 < 12 d
Stnciry (J. A.) on th« Ka^ter Holidays. 22 at 12 tf
Siaines, Otters Trapped near. 29 m 10 <;
Stamp Duties upon Deeds, 24 mi 4 /

Letter un. 29 m 1 1 /

Stamping Adreriiaemen' Orders 4 t 4 6 ~6 y 4 a
Stanford {C V.) on a NatiouHl Opera. 1 1 fa 8 o
Stanhope ( Philip) at Newcastle, 'ib f H d
Stanley (Lyulph) on Technical l£dacation in

London. 8 / 7 /
State of Buisnest in the < *oarts. Letterjon, 24 /

15 d

— ( hildren's Aid Associstion, Utters on^ 10
; 6r > 18 I II — 17/ 11 a~24 ;»«

— of the Embankment. Letter on. 7 / 9 a

— Old Age Pension League. Meeting. A ' 6e
Stathsin(il, U.)on the New Vauxhail Bridge.

2» H8 a
Stntute Law lieTision, fitter on. 10 ;5 «
StNiuies Kfvis«Ml ('urioHitifSof. 6 ; 9s
SteNd*s (*rusMde, letter on, 19 # lU A
Steam Speeds at hea. I^ecture o\\, '^4 * IH 6
Stenzel ((^apt. A.; on a Question of Copyright, 4

n2r
Stepney (Bp. of) on the Church and London

Jews, 4 m 16 o
*— ^ uu >^aliihiira How Memorial Home. 80 9 80
Stone ( Darweil) on S. Smith on Compulsory

ConfesHiun 2\ f 12 r
Story of Kiio2i«hah— an Historical Incident, Let-
ter on, 24 t i*> e

— of a Remarkable Adrenture. 6 / 6 r
Strachey (>ir U.) on the Spelling of Himalaya,

21 f <O0
Strsits of Belle isle, 12 / 8 A
Sirand and Clare Market IroproTements, 28 y

12 a
«-*- and Tottenham (^ourt Koad Improrementa.

18 j 7 i
Suange ^tory of a Cape Mounted PoliceoMO, 20

^11 /-26^Ud
96

Strathcona (Lord) on Bmigntion^to Canada, 8

y 9tf
Street Adrertisementa, Letter on, 1 y 10 /

Traffic 9 / 6 '

BUI. 7 m 14^—16 m\^f

— in London. Letter on. 28 / 18 /
Strikes -Threatened of Miners, 20 « 7 a
Styrtan Feasant Leaane. 18 / 4 li
Sttbitrban Railway TrafBn 21 9 10 /
Sudan, American (Comments Keapecting the
Mahdl's Body, 16 la 6 a .^^
Gaaetie. 24 in 10 /

— Lncture on the, 18 ; 14 r

— Situation in the. <2 si 12 6

Sugar, Bristol Market; ass s asf3r day** l^af^r .

— Bounti^. 1 1 1 4 ^

Letteron. 28 m 14 a

— It»dusti7 in Barbadoa< 26 t 4 ^

— Ffoduoe Mariiet, 9m utek dafu ^mvmt
— We«t Indies Indualrr. 20 * 6 /

Suicide of a Lady Artiat,S); 11 t
SUIOIOES :—

— Ashworth, Joa.^ after Rilling bia Wife. 25
SI 7 /

— B<twman. Robt^ 8 «' 8 a

*-- BnN)ks a Man named. 8 ; 12 tf

Bury. Lady and Oemlenian at. 80 ; 6 a— 3

/9/-4/d7

Devine. Miss, the Artist, 20/11/

Dobson, Mrs. Thoa.. 14 / li» tf

Fotherby, i\ H.. 8/8^

— Qoudale,- Herbert, after Killing his Wife
and ('hildren. 18 w 10/

Karulyi, Count Francis, 9 » 8 /

Meloszi. — , 16 M 12 4

Scott. 28 « 10 a

«— > Attempted. Oreen. Bdw., after Killing hia
Wife. \ m \K}H

Mason Thoa. 16 m 10 a

Sullivan's UniTeraal Qalvanometer, 22 ai 12 /
Sultan and the Armenians, Letters on, 4/4/ —

\ht M
Sultan's Birthday. Letter on. 6 1 4 a
Summary of the BTents of the Day, t» sadk paper

tBfort th Lbadiho Abticlbs
Sunday at .«iea. Letters on, 10 | 8 a*i8 / Tii li
Superannuation of Schoolmasters, Letter on, lO

; 9e
Supposed Attempt to Wreck a Train, 26 / 6 /

Murder at Tilbury. 16 ; 9 a

Surreyors' Institution, Arbitratk>n Oaaea, 80 ; 7

6-2/90
Surrender of Runaway SlaTea, Letter on, 27 m

16c
Surrey Association for the General Welfare of

thr Blind, 9 f 6 6
Suspension, ISskrigge, Fooley and Gladstone, 16

/ lOa

Muir & Co.. of AUoa. 7 / 6 a

Sutherland (SirT.) on l£aiploymeot of Laacara

in F. and O. Steamera, I8fa l8a
Sutton (M.J.I on the Crisis in the Church, ti

>6/
SwafBeld (H.) on the Ottoman Fnblic Debt, '2 J

II
Swans and R^ta Letter on, 2 / 10 s
Swat Valley, Recent DIaturbancea in, 7 / 12 « ,

March 81, lb991 palmbe's imubx to ^thbtimkb" mbwspapsb.

Th«

Sweden - Health of the Kinfr of \7 j h d

and Norway. Health of the King of. 24 ; 5 «

Swiney Priae. 24 i B r

8wiM Aluine Club and Trained Guides, Letter

on. 7 / A /
4Symon8 (G. J,) on the Hotteet February Day for

Half a (^tury, 11 / 13 e
— — on London Rainfall in 1896. 2 ; 8
•» - on the Poet Office in 1876 and in 1898, 87

m 15/
Syria. Importation of Arms into, 29 m 5 /

Banian Policy in. 3t « 8 /

T.

Tain ton (C. F.) on the Cape and the Ntry, SJ
He

Tait (Lawton) on the Criiia in the Charch, 21 /
iSd

Tal(infr of Hollo. Letter on 24 » 4 /

Talk with Preiiilent Kramer 24 f 18 «/

Tallack ( WmOon Keform of the Law of Homi-
cide. 14 ; 18 w

Tallow. §ee Psoduob Makkbt

-— 1 chandlers* Company, 8^9/

Tanut Valley Liffht KailwayOrder. 1898. 10;8 b

TattermiU ( A.) on a New View of British Im-
ports and Rxporta. 17.^0 a

THXameter Cab Fare Indicator, 24 in 6 /

Taxation in Antigua 9 / II e

- of Kxpoied AdTertieement8, 18 ai 6 a— 80
m 4«

Taylor (Austin) on the (Mala in the Church. 18

;6d
•»— Institution. Lectures at. 7 ai 18 li
TeMuhers' Guild of Great Britain and Ireland,

CongKas. iOjVa-ll ; 6 tf— 18 > 10 0- 16 m

12/
Technical Education Authority for London, 17 /

80

in London. Letters on. 2 / 8 /— 8 f7f

Tees. New 8teel Works on the. 8160
Te«>th in the Army. Letter on. 6 m 7 /
Teiiinnnmrh- shore (('anon T.) on the Crisis in

the(Uiurch. IH 7 Md—U w lU *»
•^- (T.) on the Obedience of the (Uergy, 6; 8 e
Telegrsph on the (-ongo. ih f 16 a
T<*1ogriipliiAts' School of Science. 21 / 10
T£L£0i&APH8:—
• — Aniszon rompany 24; 6 s
-^- Anglo-American Company, 27 ; 18 <l— 4 /

16u

Cable between Manila and lioilo. 20 m 12 /

— — Commercial Cable. 24 m 8 «

Direct Spanish Company. 1 1 m 641

.J— Dirifct United SUtes Cable Company, 24
;8««— I / 13 a

- iSastern Company, 13 ; 12 c^-20 ; 8 0— 9 /
14 c

- W. T. Henley's Works, 18 / 14 0-26 / I60
India Rubber. GutU Percha and Works.

14/ 14'/— 24/ 3
-'^ State ot Sharea in Companies, s ss eosry

0aa'« paptr
— — ' relegraph Construction and Maintenance

Company, 21/8 /—I m 12 e

Wireless. 16 m 10 r — 8u m 7 /—SI m 4 f

at tba Goodwin Sands. 9; 9 0-21; 60

Megrapha {o<mt'tnued,\

— Wireless, First Press Message Across the
Cliannel. 29m 9 /

-— Lecture on, 8 m 1 1

at the 8ooth Foreland Llehthnnse 8H' 9 /

Telephone and the Chambers of Commerce, Let-
ter on. 29 SI 7 /

— Charees, Letter on, 18; 9 s

— 8enrice, 23^ lOr— I4ni 18

Letters on. 28 m 11 6—24 m 9/

— Case of the National Telephone Company^
20.;' 8 a -t'Aj H /i— 24 ;' 13 a

'- of the Future, Letter on, 98jBj

TELEPHONBB/ —

— Automatic. 2 / 10 ^

— . Letters on. 28 i9h -80 m 8 <f

— London Serrioe, c^'onferenoe, 2 / 10 a

Naticnal, 6 ; 8 r~9 f 14 r-18 / 14 6

New Billa. 28; 9 6-2 miid^i\m\% d

— — State of Shares In Companies, m« every

d€nt» pnper

United River Plate. 4 ; 18 «

Temperance In the Nary. 2/86

Temple (Col. R. C.) on the Penal System at the

Andamaa. 11/8/
Tenders Wanted, te$ earh day^f pt oer
Tennant (H. J.) on Phoaphorus in Matches, 29 si

id
Terrible experience, 21 si 14 <l
Terry ( Rllen ^ in Bethnal Green. 80 i 6 c

— Huburbsn Tour, 21 / lO /•

Thames Ironworks Federated Clubs' Annual
Festival. 7/ 12 6

— S^wans and Fish Spawn in. 6 m 8 /
and its TribuUriea. Letter on, 80 si 6

— Tunnel New, 20 la 9 s
THBATESS. fto. :—

Adelphi. \HmHo

^— Mroe. Albaniii, (^.onoert, II / 14 6

Albert flsll Toncerte at, 4 / 8 6

Alhambra. Hi ;66

^— and Sunday * 'oiicertu 23 ^ 6
A«h Weiinesday <k)ncerts, 18/ lO/

Avenue. Hm 1 1

- BHch Choir. 27 w 9 /i

Miss BankHrt's Recital. 18 / 8 /

Miflfl KlNckburne'n Kettitil. 22 m 12 /

Hohemtan String Q'lArtet, 22 n IBa

Mr. liorwick*ii Ke^^itnls, 17 ; 6 £—81/

14 ft

- > MiM Kranwell's Concert, 2A f S f

Mr. ( *hevaller*« Recitals, 28 ; 6 a— 9*^ ^J

Chinese Comedy. 22 / 4 </

Letter on, 2» / ) /

Comedy. 1 8 ; 8 0—26 ; 4 /— 9 w 6 /

Court. 26; 6//

Cnteiioa, 4 > 4 6

Curtius Concert Club, 19; 6 /— 2 / 7 0-I7

/lO ft

Daly's. 30 I 14 6

— « iJi liner Kour Concerts. 1 1 « 9 <f

- HerrJfon Dohnanyi's Elecital, 14/ 10/— 28
y II CI

- Mr. Earle Douglas* Recital 20> 4

Duke of York's. 8 la 10 6

- Mile. I&ibensohuta's liedtals, 17/12 tf— 2
a 12 6

27

Tho

ff»

BAMMKB. g XJiDCiX 90 ^ m. miM," XVVniBABWU

t^ati. Ito

^^

k

Tba%trai {cMttnutd),

16.- 9m'S/— 16m?«
«-* Elisabethan Stage Sooiely., 85./ WdAB m
^/r-21 •« U«

•«— 'MiM Evan's mud MiM Osmond's ConoeH* 18

•»— Fiak Univertitj JubiU Singers' Conoert, 9i

/lO/
«— Mr. Ford^ Heoitals. i m 11 /-3I « 6 itf
-^^* IfiTr. Fransella's Conoert, 15 u 6 «
•^ Franch Stage, %'ij 10 ^-^ ,7 6 «^1 ai 5 /

18 as 6 6-87 m 86
■■■ Letter on, 19 ; 6y
•— Mme. Friokenhans' Joncert*Uecital. 16 si 7 s
m^ Globe, 9; lla-^JO/ 13<-— ^Umlio
«— 11, de Greefs 'Recital. 4 m 5 e
«— OrosTenor Hous^ Conoeiis, iOJ 4 /
«»— Haymarket 8/11 d
«.— Mr. Beinzeti's Beoital, ^fid
m — Ber MaiestijV 7 ; rf f-^iOf S<a^i%f U o
«-. Miss Uy man's Beoita). &7ai 1^ i/
m^^ ^vb CoDcerta, 80 .la 8 1^
«.^ Hir Menrjr lrTing'slteappearaii(Mb'9l>lt f
«^ K*^nningtoD 28 m 10 6 .
«— iMnpureui Concerts. ^7 at '8 / ^
^— Ur. Blansell l>ewis^ Concert '84 ; <t i
«^ Leigbton Boo»e Conoerts. 10 j 16 « -^l 1 ai

Is
•^ Mr.t^ieblcb'sRecitaLiai loa
«^ Mr. Honwr Und's Kmiti^l, \\j, U f
^ip- Miss Littmann's Conoert. 80 / 8 if
« — London Ballad Concerte, 9 j 6 6-1*77 8/-*6

I I'aviiion. 7 /6/.

«— Messrs. Ludwig's (^noert* 81 i 10 /
m^ L>oeam. 4 / 18 a-8Q,/ 1& t^80 mid
.•^ LVHc 3f8<i
m^ Blancbeater (Concerts, 30 at 4 s
•^ Metrupole. 7/11 o— 8 m 16 k
m^ Moodajr i^opvlar Concerts. -28 / ll ^
— - National Grand Opera 8 ai 7 /-*! 1 at 11 /
««i- Letterson, n w I0a-87M 8>--88« 156
«^ New Centorj Theatre Sedetj, 8 / 1 W
.^^^ Newlandvmith Conoerts, 1 / )0 /— loj 18 •
1^ Mr. Wm. NittboU's conoert. 1 ; U a
i«B** Mwe. Nuroiosse's Conoert, '8 at 8 /
mm^ MUe.Nnol«'a lteoital.19j5/
« — 01>'inp>a barnum and ti«lejr's Show ait, 81

/ 10./
<««— Indignation Meeting of the Freaks, 7^ 6 a
«-> Olympic, iH / I2a .
m^^ Opera « umique, 1 / 9 •
-«- Oxford UoiTersi^ Dcaoiatio Sodle^, 9 /

10 6
.i— M, de Pachmann's Reoital i /\Sd
•M^ palace Theatre of VarieiW >7 ; 9 /
« — Hisa fAsdcfuie Payne's Hediul, 8i j iO#
mrnm^ people's Palace, 18 / 7 &
*— MiM Julie P«toisen*s Cenoertk 17 /41 #-

«*p- PbUbarmonio Oonoertl, 9 ai 6 /-84 at 15 c

^-. Mr. Pioero'sNew Pfa^y, 16/ II i/

•^ Popnlar ConoerU. 16 ; it) / ^83.; B h-t / 8

f.^Uy86. 217 L8c— 4 ai5i-U Ml iU 6^-88

»16 6>a8«ia6

Theatre* {ronf jniffiT).

— Prtnoe ot W«l**'s. la/ « A
.«— Princess's, 1 1 m 6 il

.*-« Queen^i flail. GoiioerU«t.t2'T;18^'^^^44
s~8 / 4 i<-9 / 15 6. 10 /* 18 4^ -18 / 9 <i^l6
y 4 ^wi6 / M) '/-^8,/ 4 ^-«-^7|B 40 /
• Bifrnor RandeRger'iiKeoital.4)9ai 1411 .

Mme. K«nske!s lleoital^H as I l.a

•«.^ <Mr. SiipM Jteeres* Oonof rl, 88.^ 6^6*.g5 j 7 5
Mile. ReTy's Recital, 86 ;' 8 e

Heir-Ronn^biirger'^ Recit«i-^ai4,./

Royal Artillery Band! onoei>l»:l8ai9tf

-.-.— Carl Rosa Opera. 8 / 8 e— 5 9 8 d-^7 ; 6 /*

— 14; 11 /-2a;9s-an; 146-4/ 18d-6/7«
^^^.^ 'Ohoval Spoiel^ 8^fts*-87y.6»^U'«ii%
— i^ Kllege of Music Conoert. 18 / 8 /

— .^ Saturday Ptipular Concerts, 9 7 6 ^

— St. «ie<)rg^'s HaU. 1 / 14 a-^r i-d.

St. Jameii's, 10/6 41— 18/ 9 4-^88<;if«^

— Savoy, fi/g/*— 9 11 a-.17ai.8 6
-^ Mme. Sohjelderi^^s Conper4, 477/

Misti Sey tiin'a Keuital^ 87 y 6 9,

-«)^ MifS'Sin^KfonVi Bepital..:^^ U)a ,

-. ^ ^loiaaytHNU. 26 '4/^41 /. 17 ^—18/ 14<«
-^ Strollina Players' Conoert. 88/ '4/

— Sud^rm^nn's ^ew Pli|y 3 */ 1^ 6

— ^ Sun<iay Conoert ^oolety, 18 / i7«-48^'4l jf
^— ^^er^'a. .2«./ ^c— 88 # 6*4/ , ^. ^

-«- Madame Tussaud's. Id/lOs-Slai^v

Misfl AdeU Verne's Recital 1% « 4 >

Wagner FestHraiiu M«drM, 4 « « f*^ m

48 p
-— » Walwin Oenoarta. i'^if 18 « .
*-»- Westroinster Oroheatral Sot^y '• Coaoerta,

II SI \6h

— Wietrowefa Quartet. 8:2 ai 18 1
Theatrical Minstoii. {iOtter, on. 8 « 6/
1*he«>lngy and Kcoleskstieal ^r«ttq|ry.>31 ai 40 «
Thirty Kight Years 4n Queensland. 21 / 14 e
Thistle (l\)H»n IndvstHal War and Otaipnlsftcy

Arbitration. 8; '5 4<
Thomas (ii, W..) an the CiisU ki Mm Ckwbb, 2^

— - ( tt. X«. £.») on the. Northern Asrilwi^ of the

South African Republic, 7 > *Ao
Thompson (Sir i&. M,) <m the HuthsohiM Colleo-

tion, i^j 8y .^

Thome (W, R.) on the PreTenl^on of Tuber*

oulonia 8 9 'IB a
Thor ntun (J. S.) on Secondarj ^ucAtioo, « 1 Q^
Thorp ( A^ en the Saii Domingo Pebt^84 « 9 4
Tlireatened Arcli#-«IugiQai Seaodal inlUuM, 17

4Uid Coni-

/5/
Tbring<Lord)on Indaatrial

puisi>ry Arbitration, •! /Ho
ThragmiMrtoB Street Tcaf&o, Letter on. Wf^e
Tkurn«m < \^, XK) on tbe^vakaMi|g«f 4he ^Bis-

hop8. 8; 10'
— - un Lord PenaaMe. 7 -m 8 4
—— on the late Lord deloome on the "hUladate

^■ttdgDieiM* ^4 y 4 #
i'lbet. Kxplorstion In. Latter OA, aV^ $c
IVdemano (Capt. 4doU top) oa tt» iMtaral

Uaadur4iMa» ia<8«

J|«x:li &1, 1899]

eAMmam^h rkBBc «o ^fM vinw " hswspapbb.

<»•

■ n< <<l l

~ .IfclT* iT

VlMKftc<a'A^)'«n the Vial«t OontdluUdBd Aold

Mining Comply. 16/46
TUl«tt Mr. Ben].. Caae of. Ift j 4S d
Timb* ii D^kOvrp'. 17 / 10 b
Tiaplate Wofflcei«* Com^ttf, A mi^t
Tin PUte Workeri' OomfMiilf 4Ad theTmde. 17

Tithe ComnnUtion— SeptennlAl 'A^reN||i»t,'lJs(*

«Brofr.4^6<*
Tillea of Honour, SI / 7 e— 4 » 5 •
Tobfiooo. 80 M 6 y
ii-A UlinmmifaiiU|ff#d, 98 m lO^ft
TomldnaCr. J.) on the Lots of the Ctt$iUUm, S8

Tonga Iriandi, 10<^ 8 /—IS / 5 »-«l m« 6
9(^|M^'(*lter. dHugotMi Mdnti«Qe) 'Mettovlal

t% 18;6/
To»Hag|oB'»'flea(4b Behig^ t^Mtar olirlj 6 #^

Tottenham H(Mipil^«6y 10 «

— Letter on 4^8 ) 4 /
Toynbee 941, LMtnree 'at^-8/7^

— Meeting 14/19/

Trade in 1898. 6 i 18 a-ll i H •

— Disputef of 4898; 1^>M9 li
Trade Reportf, fc« fvety t/a^t papw
^^ Ktalte of. %t€ •mttjf 'th*^ % p^H**^
—^ in the Sudan, 21 «r 8 /

j»»^ Cniont, 4loiird<if Trade BepoAon. 147 19 «
, Federation of, 33 ; 7 d^9» / 10 a --27^10

ii-16/9/
iitM^nf the United Slateiiflth Canada, -19^ ISI
Traffic Kegulation of the Metropolis. Letteron,

4i7/fl:fK'«-2Mi4 c
Train Plunged into the tte. 14 i%a^l6ji4i'ii
Thdftfng B(i^far>tbe>8ea, ir;9 f
^^ in MUitary Dnii 9^ 14/

— of Teabbert, Letlar»on. 3 ; 10 i^-^6y 7v^

, 18 i « / - vai 8 y-i^i tia c*-94.7 u-rf

TBAXWATBi -

— - Ac(»n|fton<roipdratldn RfiBam, 17 y M c

.^Selfaat. 9 / 14 if -^15'/ 4

— * Birmingham, Employes Dispute, tO si i7 /

•— Bristol. 9 / 44 V

«i«^iBueil0i Aytes and^Beigntio fiitaliio,'!! «i

0— VSifi 15 a
•*«- City of Birmiogbam, ai si i 1 ii
^mm^ Glasgow, 24 / 8 tf— 81 ; 14 <f
-«-^ 'Imperial^ •977 4 cT— 9 m 46«
.^- London, 7 / 3 r--l8 ; 8 e-^il i 18 iM^S /

4«--^8'/ 4 0«<^ / 8«— 4'Si 5 b
Southern, 17 ai 8/^98 m\%a
United, 4 1 18 e

-i^^Vorth MelaopoUtanb-8/j 14 •-^9 (j 14) V-^lfl

7 6 6*i-W jb.t^AyS 7 /-4 '/ 16 *
All-fitebt^affma,'l5*/ I0>/
South London, 13 / 4«
(HtaffordaWns, 10/ H^
-^ iJifion, tf ai 8 y-^»8'm 4 a
Tranaraal, la av^ry dojr's pi/isr
-#>*- 4)9«9mlleMoft6pQi|r. 4/ T^a^J^ m«{/
Trarellers^ Aid Society, Meeting. 26 H /
ISsafelaUn 'Wait Afrioaw ao // 40 4
Treatment of Frisoaars it MoroOM, 4i7 / 404
Tfaloar MA.) oB4)MittidM.ttiifenMi4o«ear

^lOilRiM'ChlLdlvcisw 'ItU ^-«
TiSiU of Motor VibioH ii / V

Tr4ital4tt(J. D.>«ta the CrMiH ^CIlordli,1^

f7«
Trinity (College. London 19 i 19 s
^-^^Hotfte. \Ht 7 h

and the Manacles Itooks 8 / 10 /

Tnstram ((^rion O. BJ) on tlfe GHkik hi tho

Church. 20 y 8 A

on the Obedience of f he^Tfelrgy, rojr lOnT

Tropical Medical Sdhool for -Lottdnd.2litrmr m,

18/ 8f
True Blue Clnb. Dinncfhr, 6 / 7 ^
Truni Cathedral, 2H j 7 •
Trustee Savings BftnTkS. *B^n, 99 la 19 1*
Tsar's Pesce Proposal, iUte fev yy defy'^fpb^

Letters on, H ; 4 />^ i^Z-^f rus
Tttbensulosisin AnimsU,f7Jf \t%^9%i^f

— in Meat, IH « rv iT

— ad the Meat 8ut>ply, Letter dto.lNSy^ /
-*- in Milk. 9:^ ; 6 /

'BaoMnr'i'Bp.) OH r^HMryin^Blritisli EM AYkldk,

18 ; 06
TnerVMd#lNf^ ohthell«m|i!6T'df 8)9^^ 4^

3/
IHiir^dU (ftp.) -on 9h9 Cfqoo^TMJDIclii'WMi

Afrira, 37 m 18 #
Tulloch ( Majonr-daa. A. UlDlsdMUMT. ^ j% f

Tumfind i*i0g!<pt^^Mnoh MiA^Htthxi, Lvribv

on y f 10
TUEKCTt—

— Art-est of ^6hMM Unl Stodsifls, 99 jr^5 jr
.k^ and ^te l^dlkHu tMAisa. 17 / 6«

— and Bulgaria, 24 / A s

-— Mllid^lli^odl JTeirs. ^MneiiHufH ^fMi'
^^ Otto\nan'IMhl;4Mle|kf«b. mkHi^'dt, 191^
8/

— : pidt%o AiBMittMaHie dtiMiftv'idvt cz-m
^■ii i <tmteT m. in v 490

— — Public Debt, tOm^ib

-fl^ •slirid Bustflar, H V 4«u»99 / -54^'99!mi % 9

-•— Sultan and the AlbaniHOS. 6 ; 6 a

Health of, 8 / ^"tf^d-fSfU

Turkey, Letter on, 4 / IH tf

Turlfhh A¥mlCMlV^. ^t9Mr A; 4r8> 19 jr

— OoTernment and the Orphanages in'Affki6«
nia. Beftarbn,^ m 7 «j

TeldgMph AMM^WMfti; MM <|^ H

Tunrar (Tbackdray) dh ihh 'Bilitiita'at-SbMi*

ampton. i^jlHU
-^ ^ ^BkN^ ^hwoh, \SlM«tf0i4, B;i, 90<«b 4 7

— on Uerer Uastle, Kent, 2s / 18 «
Tnroera* Compatiy land tiib >9fM{^^€dky(Afhil6Q, 1

y lOif
Tweedmouth (Lord) at d^rkenweU, 24/6/

and the Irish VaAy Vbrfdb, 'N)*; rOy

Twamieth < lenfury, tj^nir^tv, <5 tj '84

Tventy YeHrf'4«ld^n0ii, l«'/8'ftMF8y^'V^91lF

•8a^97/<8'6-^8'Mr<5'«r

I)^terim,e«k8 /

TwideU ( W. T.) on Pardbfc«dr te«iO&'<»|^. Xi

t 16a

Twining (trfMnp)4Hi4i9BMb«ilA WfUttMbail
8ociety,2<)7H8'y

— on i^iapmm «i«i HhfeMldi, ftH^9

-^ on tha Poor U# 4liid<Mttdl|9 €liMai^li|

Xjrl

PALMKK^ft INDBX Tu *^ TUC TIMISS " MKWIIPAVIfiH,

f Jan. 1 10

^^icr(iletiry)oo tlie Moiiej' Lenders Bill. 14 m

18/

U.
UfPinda, 4 73 6^12/3 0-13 i 3 c-2ij iSe —

2A fH ft
— - Letters on, H j 1 1 /— 2» ; 1 1 <i
0ncliiiined BaUnceti, H m H /
UKGLAIflfSO DIVIDENI)3 :-*
— , Cogan. IsabfUa, 7 m 1 A

— i'uifii(*r. Isabella. 7 m 1 6
—^ Kdgintoii, Lucy. 4 ; 1 &

For W. H., » m 1 6

-^ Gordon. Elisa M ., 4 ; I 6
— * Uu^sey.je. W.. 17m U
^— Li^er, Curiultus 7 m I 6
mmm^ Ovens, Benj . 7 ai I />
._ Puwis, Earl of. 17 m 1 6
«— Stephens, G. Wm 3 / 1 6
Williams. E. H., 9 <»* I A

Uoderwood (L. J.) on the Charge Made on

^)CuU2h t 'heqa«s, 10 / 1 1
Undisiingaishabie Streets, Letters 00. 1 1 1 9 /—

I8j 8ci— iH; 11 s— l»j I5e— 24/ 15 a
Unitarian Churches, Changes va^'lj 6 (<— 16 ; 7

^-27y 7 cr
United Kingdom Alliance, 287 5 a
-; Hailway Officers* and Servants' Associa*

tion. Dinner. 'lA m H o
^^~ Law Socit^ty, Annual Dinner, 8 m ft d
— » Service Institute, Lectures at, 3 / B d
•—»-- Society of Boilei makers and Iron and Steel

Shipbuilders, Keport, Iti / 1 1 c

Uesignation of R. Knight, 16/60

p— States After the War, 4 > 10 a- ilj 12 a^
J4y lJ5a~29m6a

«-~ and her New Possessions. 2i / 7 /
and the Philippines, Letter on, 6 j5e

Universal Commerical Cougreas and Exposition,

Philadelphia. \Smi\ d
Univeiaity College, London, 8 j 9 s-^23 / 6 s^2

miOtf

Lecture at, 21 i 7 s

- of Sydney, II ; 4 s

Unmarried Women and Maternity Hospital 2

j n e
Un vaccinated Tenants, Letter on, 27 / 4 a
Upper Congo, Situation of the, 23 j 14 a
Ure (Alex.) and his Constituents, 20 j t2 b
Uruguay, 11)3 /~21 ; 5 0—8 / 6 /— 16y 6 c/-.l

m 6 &— 2 IN 6y— tf m 6 c— 9 si 5 /
Use of Copying Inks and P«ncUs, Letter on, 13

«i2/
-^- of Moxa, Letter 011,9 y 12 </

V.

Vaccination Act, 5 1 7 0-3 / 7 J

Mrs. Garrett And«rson,31 ; lly->I /6s

•^— Boards of Guardians, 2SJ iid

^— the History and li^ffeots uf, di / liy— ly 6s

— > Letters on, 10; 6 c— 14/ 15 0— 18j « d

— » in Liverpool, 14 > 8 s

— — of Pauper Children, 6 / 10 /

*— and Pour Law Guardians, 2m ^d

«^— in Virginia, Letter on, 81 m Ad

Value of BuUding Juand at Baxhill, 2 / 9 e

— > of City Land, U w 13

•^ of l^reeboid Ground BauUt 16 m 14 • ...

Value of Ground Ker.ts in the Strand. 22 m 9 /
^ uf LanM^t Bexhali. 16 / 9 /

at Kilbiirn, 4 / 12 s

of Vintage Kniit, Letter on. 18 / 14 d .

— of Wharves at Vauxhall 9 f W d
Vaufrhan (Card.) and the Sudan, 'it hd

(W.;on Sir Macdonald and Ai QUI Usiver-

sity, 24 i I W
Vauxhall Bridge. 12 f 13 a-2.^ / 7 d^\0 « 8 k

^11 lif 12 6

— Letters on, H w 14 s— K m 6 s

Velvet Dyers —Pnijeeted Combinatioa of, 13/

II «
Venezuelan Boundary Arbitration. 3 ^* 4 s— 23 ;

8r— 26 I 4 a— 27 iH/— 17 « 10«
Vemey (Fred.) on the Oisis in the Church, 27 /

7s

— on Industrial War and Compulsory Arbttra*
tion. 14 ; 18

— on Piince Kabi of Siam, I / 5 /
Vesuvius, an Eruption of. 17 j 5 /
Veterinary Surgeon for Sues, 17 / 180
Victoria -Finances. 11/7/

— Harvest. I * /7s

Miscellaneous Newt, 19 ) 5/

Kevenue, 4 ; 8 A

Victoria Cioss Order Conferred, I fa 11/

Madrigal Society, 10/ 1 1 r

— ^ Street, Weat minster. Accident in. Letter
on. i.H» Ad

— Univeritity. 80 si 6 r -8' m ft A

Villef ranche, ^fiFray between British and French

Sailors at, 24 m 6 o
Villiers (Rev. H. M.) on the Crisis In the

f^hurch, 24;7r--8i y 6c
Vincent (SamueH on fisptist Union of Qreal

Britain and Ire'and. 3 ; lOe
Volta Centenary, better on. 17 / 14 d
Volunury Schools Act, 1897, Letter on, 17 / II 5
VOLUMTKEBS :—

Aldershot Kifle Meeting, 14/ 11 «

^— Berkshire Kifle Association, Annual Meet-
ing. 16 ; 1 1

Bisley Kifle Meeting. 14 t n /

(Calcutta Light Horse and (^oL R. S. 8.

Baden- Powell 15/ 7/

• — Easter Musteringa, 29 « U -80 m 6 s—
31 IN 80

- Harwich Artillery. Foriimtion of a New
Corps to be named 3t) m 6 s

Hyde Park, Proposed lieview in, on the

Centenary of the Force. 7ni lOfr-^iisi I2s

— ^ Letter on, 8 m 10 /<

— » Miscellaneous News, •«« everu day't pmuer

— — National Hifte Assooiation, Meeting, 29 / 8 6

Presentation of Prizes to the Chester KiiW

and Artillery, 8/66

3rd. V. B. East Sutrey Regiment, 18 / 8 s

4th. V. B. of the East Surrey Regiment,

20 / 10 'I

4th. Volunteer Batt. Essex Reij^etit, 16

;llr

London Compauies of tiie Volwileer

Medical Staff Corps, 28 ; 12 6
*-*-**-> Scottish Rifle Volunteer Corps. 9/101/
2 1 St. Middlesex (Flnabury) Voiaotoar

Kifls CorpSi 6> 4 a

March Bl 1P99.J

PAUtMn'B mDVX TO '* Tm TTMB8 " ITVWSPAPBB/

Wei

Yolunteen dmtinued),

— Frvcenuiioii of Prltei to the SOtfi. Mld-

dleMz ( Artints) K. V., a / ft A

26th. Middlpwz ((Cyclist). H M2 </

-' 4th. V. B. Qiiren'f (Haysl Surrey Regl-

meot. m i 111 e

Koyal bngiiM-ert V. B. (Tower HaniletfX

21 ;I0^
-— -— 8rd. v.. B. Koyal Fwiliert (Citjr of Lon-

Lon), :;i ; h» e
— ^ Ke^erre Koroet, 18 » 7 A
--» Kifle ThieTes on the North West Frontier,

\Si7o
-— Snmaer Training off .1 / II /*4/ 1S6^U

/ 120

— Tmininir (lamps. » / 6 A-1 1 / i2c— 22/ 6y
-*— Vulttiiteer Uflioera' Deci>riition, lOy 4 6

W
Wiioe (H«r. Henry) on 1^'undfor Ledy Visitors

in PariBht>s, 8 m l.'> d
Wages in the Kngineering Trade, 21 m 10 6

C^ottiMi Trade. 7 j 1 b^\ti f hi tf

— of Operaiire Cotton Spinners, 16; II a-^
24 i 8 a

Wahlm*s Butter Patents Syndicate^ Letter on, 8

m2 /
Wsinm. Letters on, 6 / 6 <;— 24 f 7
Wakt-flt-ld (KeT. H. B.) on the Crisis in the

Church. 16; 7</
Wales in l^98. 3i 2 /
Wales (Prince of ) and the Medical Profession. 27

f Ha

— and the Royal Agricultural Society of
RngUind. 6 m Itf **

— and the Social Deniocrats, 1 7.; 6 4
Walford ( ^rs. L. B. >on ^undny at Sea, 10 ; 8 a
Walker (Henry) oo Hallway Serrants and liail-

way St4)ck», 2 ift \h a
Wallace ( Pn>r. Kobt.) on Sheep Scab, 23 ; 10 /
Walsh (Walter) on the Crisis in the Church. 10

./4d— 4 m 16 a
Walsham How Meoiorial Honse, Letter on, 80

;8a
Waitliamstow Children's Happy BTenlngs.

Association Letter on, 8 • 6 •
War against War. Letters on ilmlO0^l7ai5/
— -— Ctflue and the Cavalry, I#etter on, 27 ; 5 d

— on the Sea and iu Lessons, 2 i 10 a— 25 ;8
a— l/6a~22/ I8a^l a» 18 e-^iMmlld

Wark Lieut. Case of, 2 ^ 7 #^6 ; 10 d-^iOj 6 #

Wardmotes, 22 / lo /^28/ 12 e

WarkiMse. 23 m Via

Warnings tu Uousehnlders. Letter on, 10 / 4 i^

Warwick (Countess of) on Tfchnical Education,

18; 106
Wason (L. S.) on the Crista in the Cbarch, 24 si

126
Wasted Friday. Letter on, 18 m86
Water (>>mpanies. State of Shares in, sec every

tfay*« paper

— City of St. Petersburg New Waterworks,
24y »/

— Consolidated Waterworks of RosarkK 80 at
10

KastLoDdoB VYaterfTorks, I3y 14 il— 25 ai

18s

Wat.'r, East Woroescershtre Waterwvrke, 24

./8/
Bognor. 18 m 4f '

Grand Junction Waterworks. 16/18 e^2(»

/6 a

-1- rh» l»»ea Watprworke. ^7 iM^d

— London and th« Maidstone Epidemic, 20 m

«/
— — T Supply. Letters on. 2 ; 6 6—12 ^' 4 a-«l4
;I" /-I7; 11/— 25; l2e-27 jdr— 80j 14 i
—81 j7 t

I Offlclnl Report, !».; 6 /
■ Report on. 21 w 14 e
Wehh Scheme. 19 i 7 ^-20 ; 11 e-21 j 7

ig «24 ; n «-l*5.; 12 <i— 26 ; 8 rf— 27;/ 12 /—
28; Pa- II m9 a

— Metropolitan and the (^oremment Bill, 28
/ 12 ff

South StafTordsbire Waterworks^ 24/8/

^^ Monre Video. U '•* 5 e-^^n m 8 < . -.

— Sootbwarkand Vaiuhall Waterworks, 8/
14 6

— State of Shares in »wttwr»t 4ay*s paver

West Middlesex Waterworke. 1/18/

- ■ ■ Snrrey Waterworks '^2 / 4 a

— Wtiking Waterworks 24 / 8 /
Water Oas Committee. 16f6c-l7/86
Waterlow. Sir Sydney, Memorial to. 15 ai 12 ^
Watberstou (B. J.) on the Gladstone Memorial,

25 / 15 </
Watt AnniTeraary Lecture for 1899. 24 < 18 6
(J. G.) on Sorrow's Letters to the Bible

Society, 22 m 8 6
Waves in Water and Sand. 2rt m T s
Weather, Dally Report of, see everif dajf*9 paper

of 1898. Letter on. i< ;' 9 a

— — Forecaste for Each Day, sse wtder Wbathmi

in each day'e paper

— Hottest February Day for Half a Century,
Letter on. 11/ 12e

— Txtndon Rainfall in 1898. Letter on. 2 ;8
— * Meteorological ClNurt, emt every Fridafe pa-'

per

Reports, ]8m 16 e

-»- in the Protinces, eee '^fj da^e paper
— — Weekly Report, am each Pridajfe paper

Prospects for the Total Solar Edipee, 35

/18/
WeaTers' Company, Dinner. 11/11/
Webber (Gen. C. E.) on the Telephone Senrtee

of the Future, 28 1 6/

and the Chambers of Commerce, 39 at 7/

Webster (Sir K.) at Sandown, 19 m it
Wedding Cake in tlie Post. Letter on, 14jr 4
Wei-bal-wei. 6^56

Welby (Lieut- CfA) on Old Age Pensiont, 24

Welsh Settiere and the Cok>nial OflBce, Letter on,

28/7/

Timplate Trade, 22 ai 11 /

Welton (T« A.) on the Queetkm of the AndH, 18

m I8«
Wemyss TLord) on Municipal Trading, 25 9' 11/
on the New Public Buildings, 28 / 13 6

— on the Plasterers' Dispute, 31 ar 8 /
Wesley (ReT« L. H. W.) on Lady WiBboroe^e

Donkey Story, 7/12 *— 18 / 18 « -

iBm

pauuimV imomxt m^ ^ rsic TtiHBs<"' mivw

fJtttt; lld^

Million Quinmi "^heoM. I48 / 9 «

Twentieth Century Fond. Letter om kO.i

10 </
Ve«fe hMOk Z^f ft ^.-^.^lO M i^af«-«l8 «i 14. /— 28
M 10/1 -2»m5r_3»iN9tf
i .^i^ Fighting in. »f 4./^-^; 8i/.^U /-T f'^Otf

/8/— 13/ 6a— 7 «ft<y

■ ■■ ■ Frontier Police. H ; 9'^.

■ ■ TmUe AisuQiatiop, AonniU Meeting, U./.

3/'
-.1^ Siul, ^poeed M4»de^iQ the. 8 n. 131 r-.9

■ 9/
IMfn;aD4i Dieiaiot^ltfviiNilloiMliQoiifcmDoe,

9/8rf

— Indiiin ReUet Leiteron, ^i\ao

Hurricane in the, :ii 10 0^11 > 9a-»U

Lette%<»ii. »ifVr6

and S«gar lIuuolMfti lO^m 6 ^
WestallC Ker. Henior))i>n^iliei<3Bi«a in tb9i Clturch,

22 m 10 ^
Wepl^ti. AastwUa. 98 1«,8 /(
-r«r H^port ot (%old. 8t i,8 A
— ReTenue Returns, 8 1 3 /
WeetuiiostenOoUe^^ Oaoiliridfff) V>f'td;
r(/Dqihto&) OQ ifontlKii H«»tto/, 16 ^ 6«
-— — on the Gladstone MemoriaUFiiad^ 7 Ml^«
on thett^BNQiitioiitQfftliiAmeniana, L8>

— New Canon oft 6 /'9 ••

Weeton (Agues) on the goj^iU. l^fOIPSi: B69t

White (Arnold) on Waima. 6 /'6«e

Whitn Bfai^'^ Buly}^n>-«^an AddTei^totlM United

9»am hj lbi.4a^i«ft 9iRlin» i A li^tf.
Whitechapel uorrom, Conferenoe, 24 / 6y
— - Letter on, 17 y 14/

Whiti|iaU(Iwn^>^m»^ 1^^ <>r«V a li a
Whit^lu»Hil<^. M.) oil 4ifl. Wi^tocn'^Uwaa.

Whitfteld Street Myiterjr, 31 m 13 f— 27mt%if«
Wbittard(J..C.)QQ l^9»9tM7aMmM e
^l(l»ii^*or4l](4ffv« V..4i.)i op. tha. Criiip in tlie.
Church 26 j 13 6

I't^ipdeiiiPftof'Qmlidiiwili hfJfidi

WieUnd ((j|. B.) on tfia.Ni»clh. Bptl4t Baibitrv

WUde (Canon A. 8.) on La^j WimhonM*i*lli»*

Iieju<$l0l9(i.3'/i 4 lb
Wniefden, Exciting Incident at, 9 ^ 7 /
WMiiin»>rJ..Q.))Oi|illi6iCrimito;ite(niaroh, 18.

j 9 <i->9 / 6 d
.^ (J. 8.) on Ooippnlaofy 4liMtnaini in New

WUkix (Sir John) on the Cridi in the C»iiiinh,3a

WILLi 4N>«rattiMnr t:^
Aitobipon, (hurich '4B^j 6^ei
JMMtP<l««Ub iiir U« 8^ 8U lOn
Barrow, Cal» 4«bii» Uj 10 •,

Willi and Beqnpiti (ron/tmiprf)^
*«p«. Beliiihii, (. IK 8»/i !( cf

Berry, Her, Dr. C.. A., II « fi/

BUok. Wmi. 2»j6e

-**^ Bowen, Sir a. F; 2^ m 9r#
— Boxall. W. P.. 28 / 10 /
-*«• (^VunpbeB. Andrew; 7 m 7/;

W. G.. 28 I 9 «— ?0 ; 9 /

-^ <1iit(j, l^ord JnetioeHIr J. W; I8<^ » VV A
rinrke. Dr. J. H.. 15 / 7 d

TochiRne Ohas..' 28»7 9>*

^m^. Piilnnai/ J\ Jt, I'l' /'A; /

Daw. Rev. <\ H. T, W., 4 M /

-^«- ElHngton. Mary A^nai l<0<« lldi

Farrell. Ann. 10 m II d

-««. Flmllfi^-. J. H^ 1^; W d*

Ford Sir R i\ Mm 10 a.

Fowler. Sir John, 36/ 10 c

- FrtHleric. Harold l^jtitf

-i*^ Oraingi*^ Very Her. John, 80 f 9'/
«>— Grey, sir Wm.. 13 f »0 e-

Or^y. Sir(Klfi., 10;. 6 a

— ^ Griffin, iter James. I '« / 7' d
-i-« Barnng^on, (^mitase of. do^m <^#l

Harris. Henry. 2M ; 16 d

«.-w» V^ughton* Mwior Braemua, 14. riifi

HasspU. Mrs. Charlotte G., 27 / 7 e

Hewkine* Ci »., 6» 10/

.^^ Wne? J. P., 34 m 1.2(6

- Jepson E. G., 7 / 6 f

- Keillor. J. M.. I m 10 i>— 88 m 16 /
-^ Latham Barlof'. 26 ; 9 et

Lean. V. S.. 80 m 6 ^

-«— IieliHitoii, Lorid4 M. / I4v^'

Leslie- MeWille, Udy Clara a^ 16/ 7'^"

- Lindner. Maximittan, 21 ; I0«
-—. Lleweyyn. Evan. 2^ f 6 a

— . Maoneilledge. Mmry Ann, 3$ / 10/*

Mathews. KUa.. IO/IO7

Medley, O. W,. 1^ / 6^/-

-— . Molaille# Lady Clara 81 L^ Si/ 6< •

Merton, Hannah, 11 jm 14 6

— - Mortimer. Jnlia F., 60^n 6.#

— -- Northumberland, Dnkeof, 11/ 12 6
— ^ Hogent adir John^ 24- ■ U 4
—» Obach, Dr. &F. A., l6/.7i/
— » Orr, jAmee. 16 m 1% d:
-— Parker^ Thoe., 7 m 7 /
— «. Vease: A^2l<in7/
-^ Potter, T. B.. \^i 11 f
-«-» Price, Bav.IH^ B^ 1? «>8 e
— Roberts. Wukn 24/6 a

RnthichUd, Baron Ferdinand dt. 22^/ 6kt

Senior, Guy, T m 1/'

-^w^ 8imiiion» Laieia^ 2tij • tO a

Smith. Wm^ I /8a

-«p« Solomoit, baao* 4ai 12 6.

— — Squires, Rebecca F., 1 1 1 4 /
—«> Stern Baronetada, 17 /d'di
-r^.bUelingk W. K. A^ UfJ6/

Storey. Sir ThoSH 21 / lOc

-f^ SyJtes4 Chrisloparif 1^ I- fe«
Taylor, Wm., 81 j 12 a

-•«-. Towaliiifillia. ft; Qh I«j<12u6

Twells. Georgiana H.« 1 / 8«

'li*^ WaUup. Ka9.tlie.lio» Ak aS;, i«lcia>
Wood. Ald« J«Mai 16 m 10/ '^

March 81, 1899] paliixr*b index to ^thv times ** nbwspapir.

Zoo

Willi «Dd BequMU (coniimmBdj.

Wood, Dr. James, 26 n lay

Wfen, C. J.. 28 / lOy

Tatei, Jaoe, dO / 9 /

WUfon (Rer. Harryjon Um Criiis in the Church,

29n7«
•— *- (J. M.) OD the Irith County Councilt, 80 m

Bd
Wimbome's (Lady) Donkey Story, Letters ob,

80; Ut-31;8/- -1/8 o-2 / 4 6—8/6 6—'

^ / 18 a— 6 / 10 6- 7/ 12 6—18 J 12 a— 18y

16 a I
Winchester (Bp. of) at Boumemoath, 28 ; 10 o
(Dean of) on the Crisis in the Church, 18

/I26
—— on the Repairs of Winchester Cathedral,

28|10/-24; 11 d
Winchester Diocesan Society, Annual Meeting,

28 / 8 6 I

Wiochilsea Memorial. Letter on. 8 i 8 a '

Wine and Spirit Association, Annual Meeting,

11 / 6/

Trade. 18/ 4 y

Winslow (Dr. Forbes) on Certifiable Lunatics,

16i l5o
Winter in Klondike, 81 i4 a

Meeting for Tescliers, 4 i 6 tf— 6 i 8 «— 6 / 7

6—7^ llr-9;8 6-.IO ;9a— 11 $5 a— 18j
10 c— 14i9</— 18 |7r
Wireless Telegraphy, sm Tblboraphb
WolTerhampton Chamber of Commerce, Annual

Dinner, 19; 7 a
Women Emigrants to Canada. 13 m 8 a
Women's Hospital. Annual Meeting. 9 « 14 /
*— Industrial Council, Drawing Kuom Meet-
ing. 22 Mi 7 /

— Institute. Lectures at. 4 / 8 /

— Liberal Unionist Association, Meeting, 8 m
16 e

— > Local Gorernment Society, Annual Meet-
ing. 1 1 M 9 d

— Su£fra({a 2 m 9 «

Movement, 1 / 7 /— 4 fSd

Wood (J.S.) on Irish Industries. 18 m 12 i

- — (Sir Lindsay) on the North Country Coal

Industry, 18 / 7 «
Worcester (Bp. of) on Voluntary Schools Act,

1^97, 17; 11 6
Workhouse Lady Dispenser, 20 ; 10/— 24 / 14 a
Woikiog Men Capitausu, 8/ 10 e
and Emigration, 26 ; 7y
- College, Meetmg; 17 10 /
of the Workmen's Compensation Act, Let-
ter on, 7/ 14/
Workmen's Compensation Act, 31/ 6 c 28 / 7y
—20 m 12 a

Costs, 21/ 10 6

Letter on, 16 ; 7 e
Dwellings Bill, Letters on, 80 n 8 c
Loan Bank, Letter uu, 2d / 6 /

Workmen's Trains, 80 ;9 /— 81 ; 9 «-4 /"IS a

—8 /Hi— 16 A 10 /— 18/9a

Act, 24 f 4 <f

■ Demand for, Letter on, 10 m 2 /

Letter on, 8 / 1 1 «— 8 m 18 /

World's Wheat Supplf. Letter on. 18 ; 12 s

Wortley (C. B. 8.) at Sheffield 28 n3 «

— — (C. 8.) on the London Goremment Bill 27 m

12/
Wounded at Omdurman, 16/ 6 s
WBEOSB : -
the Alhatrou, 4 / 8 /

- British, in February, im id
" in January, 2 / 7 «

theBrtiO: um, 14 ; 4 i

the HawketfiaU, 17 / 12 rf

->— the Latrador, 3 m 8 a— 4 m 12 0*6 m 6/

the Drummoiti CagtU, 18 / 10 c

the Oi:^tainn, 13 w 6 /--I5 m 18 6

the Rose HUl, Loss of Life. 9/106

sea aiso Shu* Nbws

WBEOSB BE0I8TBY OOUBT :—
the HtinricK 2/6 s— 8 m 14 </

- the Jordan, 13/36

the Loffidonian, 4 / 16/— 6 / 14 a-7 / 14 6

— 8 / 10 /

the if Hf tana. 24 « 14 «

the Pern* 7 Jon, 30 m i) s

the Soottuk King, 10 f S c

the Sir BoUrl Fed and the D. waon, 1 8 / 6 (i

the U'titre, 21 m 3 /

the (Too/fr. 8iii8d

Wrighston (ThosJ on lUilway Communication

Cords. 7 9 7

on the Workmen's Dwellings Bill. 30 mSc

Wyndham (G.> on ilie Army, 197 'Jj-'iOj 12 c
■ Letter on, 24 ; 6 r

on Oddfellows, 27 ;' 4 s

Y.

Tang-tste Valley, 1 1 n 16 ^

Yate-Lee (Judge) on Ckjuoty Court Jurisdic-
tion, 6/8/

Year's Church Offerings. 16 / 12 </

Yemen, InsurrecUon in, 18 ; 8 e— 17 ;6t— 25; 6
11-26; 12y

Letter) on. 14 ; 7 «-26 ; 10 /

York (Duke and Duchess of) at Portsmouth. 2S
y 8a

York House of Laymeii, 17 / 12 a

Minster, 2/4 6

Yorkshire Custom. 28 1 1 1 y

Young Helpers' League, 16 i 14 «

Z.

Zenana Bible and Medical Mission, Annual

Meeting. 29 m 7 /
Zodiacal Light. Letter on. 28 J 11 9-24 } \2
Zoological Society of London, Meeting. 21 > 7 (/

—17/9/— 18 m 18

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