JAMIESON, D. A., "Life of Bertrand !
Du Guesclin, [303].
JANUARY, Chronicle for, 1.
JAPAN.-Murder of British subjects in,
[4]; debates on, [108]; Mr. Buxton's
motion as to Kagosima, ib.; murder of
an Englishman in, ib.; Earl Grey's
motion relating to, [111]; rejected,
[113]; despatches, &c., relative to mur-
der of Major Baldwin and Lieutenant
Bird at Kamakura, 308.

JAVA, work on, by M. B. D'Almeida,
[312].

JEAFFRESON, J. C. (and W. Pole), "Life
of Robert Stephenson," [310].
JEAFFRESON, J. C., "Not Dead Yet,"
[321].

JERDON, T. C., "Birds of India," [3
JEREMIE, REV. J. A., appointed Dean of
Lincoln, 329.

JEUNE, VERY REV. F., appointed Bishop
of Peterborough, 329.

JOHNSON, new edition of his Dictionary,
by Dr. Latham, [314].

JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES, vide Coм-
PANIES.

JUTLAND, vide DENMARK.
JUNE, Chronicle for, 83.
JULY, Chronicle for, 95.

KAGOSIMA.-Destruction of portion of, by
British forces, [4]; Mr. Buxton's motion
disapproving of burning of the town,
[108]; rejected, [111]; and vide
JAPAN.

KAMAKURA, vide JAPAN.

KAYE, MR., "History of the Sepoy War,"
[296].

"KEARSAGE," Federal ship, destroys
"Alabama off Cherbourg, 89, [266].
KEBBEL, T. E., 66
Essays upon History

and Politics," [324].
KENRICK, Rev. J., “Archæology and His-
tory," [316].

KIEL, PRINCE OF AUGUSTENBURG re-
ceived at, by German Commissioners,
[72].

KING, vide DENMARK, PRUSSIA, &c.
KING, C. W., "The Gnostics and their
Remains," [305].

KING, MR. LOCKE, Bill for Extension
of Franchise, [140]; thrown out,
[141].

KINGLAKE, MR., motion on Danish
question, [95]; carried, [102].
KINGSLEY, REV. C., "The Roman and
the Teuton," [299].

"KIRKMAN, SHUTTLEWORTH v.," breach
of promise case, 17.

KITTO, "Cyclopædia of Biblical Lite-
rature," [303].

"KNIGHT COMMANDER," launch of, at
Dublin, 28.

"KNOX v. SMEE." Vide HUTCHINSON
WILL CASE.

LAWSON, MR., bill respecting Licenses for
Sale of Liquors ("Permissive Bill"),
[161]; thrown out, [164].

LEECH, JOHN, obituary notice, 194.
LEEDS.-Assizes held there for the first

time, 135; execution of Joseph Myers
and James Sargisson, 135; failure of
joint-stock bank at, [170].

LEICESTER, destruction of Mr. Coxwell's
balloon at, by a mob, 104.

LEMOINE, discovery in chemistry, [351].
LEMON, M., "Loved at Last," [320].
LESURQUES, case of, debate in the Corps
Législatif, [208].

LEWINS, W., "Her Majesty's Mails,"
[326].

LEWIS, SIR G. C.-Statue of, at Hereford;
Essays on the Administrations, &c."
[325].

"LEWIS, WYSE v.," singular will case in
Ireland, 23.

LICENSES, for sale of liquors, vide "PER-
MISSIVE BILL."

LIDDELL, MR.-Motion on conduct of
Government in regard to China, [104];
house counted out, [105].

LINCOLN, Rev. J. A. Jeremie appointed
Dean of, 329.

NAVAL ARMAMENTS, debate on, [61].
NAVAL DOCKYARDS, management of, Mr.
LINDSAY'S resolution relating to, [56];
withdrawn, ib.

NAVAL ESTIMATES.-Presented by Lord
C. Paget, [55]; vote for number of men
and boys, [56]; agreed to, [60]; vote
for wages of men in dockyards, [60];
agreed to, ib.; supplementary, [61];
agreed to, ib.

NEW YORK, apprehension of Franz Mül-
ler, for the murder of Mr. Briggs, 129.
NEW ZEALAND, insurrection in, [4]; war
with the Maories, [119]; British force
partially repulsed at Tauranga, [119];
debates on, [120]; bill authorizing loan
to, [122]; passed, [123]; the war still
continuing at date of prorogation, [165];
account of the war in, [254]; curious
letter of William King, the native chief,
[255]; Sir George Grey appointed
Governor in the room of Mr. Gore
Browne, [256]; despatch of the Duke
of Newcastle to Sir George Grey, [258];
Sir George Grey's proclamation as to
the land on the Waitara river, [259];
account of the war, from Col. Warre
and Gen. Cameron, [259]; unaccount-
able escape of 200 native prisoners,
[261]; gigantic bird Dinornis conjec-
tured to be still in existence, [352].
NEWCASTLE, DUKE OF, obituary notice,
196; and vide NEW ZEALAND.
NEWDEGATE, MR.-Motion on Danish
question, [95]; dropped, ib.; bill for
commutation of Church rates, [158];
thrown out, ib.

NEWFOUNDLAND, A. Musgrave, Esq. ap-
pointed Governor and Commander-in-
Chief of, 329.

"NIAGARA," THE, Federal steam frigate,
captures the "Georgia," 127.
NICHOLS, "Biography of the Brothers
Davenport," [326].

NILE, THE, books and controversy respect-
ing its source, [310], [311].
NORTH AMERICA, vide AMERICA.
NOVEMBER, CHRONICLE FOR, 148.

OAKS, THE, 77.

OBITUARY NOTICES.-Miss Lucy Aikin,
181; the King of Bavaria, 182; Sir
William Brown, Bart., ib.; the Earl of
Carlisle, 183; John Clare, 184; the
Rev. Dr. Cureton, 186; William Dyce,
R.A., 187; the Right Rev. Thomas
Turton, Bishop of Ely, 188; the Right
Hon. Thomas Erskine, 189; Professor
Ferrier, ib.; Sir John Watson Gordon,
ib.; Nathaniel Hawthorne, 191; Thos.
Colley Grattan, ib.; William Hunt, 192;
Walter Savage Landor, 193; John
Leech, 194; John Ramsay McCulloch,
195; the Duke of Newcastle, 196;

William Smith O'Brien, 199; Mr. Jus-
tice Perrin, 200; the Right Rev. George
Davys, Bishop of Peterborough, 201;
Miss Adelaide Ane Procter, ib.; David
Roberts, R.A., ib.; Nassau William Se-
nior, 203; Miss Catherine Sinclair, 204;
Capt. Speke, ib.; Lieut.-Col. Torrens,
205; Alaric Alexander Watts, 206;
King of Würtemberg, ib.

O'BRIEN, W. SMITH, obituary notice, 199.
O'CONNELL, The late DANIEL, burnt in
effigy at Belfast, 120.

OCTOBER, CHRONICLE FOR, 141.
OLIPHANT, MRS., "The Perpetual Cu-
rate," [319].

OPERA, THE, Italian and English, [341].
OSBORNE, MR. B., motion on Treaty of.
London and Schleswig-Holstein ques-
tion, [78]; rejected, [80].

OXFORD, THE UNIVERSITY OF.-Com-
memoration, 86; bill for abolition of
tests, [151]; thrown out, [153]; Rev.
W. W. Shirley appointed Regius Pro-
fessor of Ecclesiastical History, 328.
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE, the annual
boat-race at Putney, 39.

-

PADDINGTON, GREAT WESTERN RAIL-
WAY STATION, dead body of a child
found in waiting-room of, 135.
PAGE, MR., "Advanced Text-book of
Physical Geography,” [352].
PAGET, LORD CLARENCE. Presents
naval estimates, [55]; debates on, [58];
motion for committee on dockyard ac-
commodation, [60]; agreed to, ib,
PALEONTOLOGY, supposed discovery in,
[352].

PALESTINE, work on, by Signor Pierotti,
[312].

PALMERSTON, VISCOUNT.-Gives account
to Parliament of proceedings of Con-
ference on Denmark, [82]; statement
respecting conduct of Government re-
garding China, [103]; unveils the
statue of Sir G. C. Lewis, at Hereford,
134; motion to rescind resolution as to
reports of inspectors of schools, [151];
agreed to, nem. con., ib.; his speech at
Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's Day, 155.
PANG BOURNE, railway collision at, 171.
PARIS, COUNT OF, marriage of, to Princess

Isabelle d'Orleans, at Kingston, 80.
PARLIAMENT, opening of, [3]; address in
answer to Queen's speech, [5]; debates
in, ib.; and vide the various subjects
under separate heads; measures relating
to parliamentary reform, [137]; proro-
gation of, by commission, [164];
monotonous character of Session, [166];
brief review of Session, ib.
PARTON, J., "Life and Times of Benja-
min Franklin," [301.]

PEACOCKE, MR., motion on Treaty of

London and Schleswig-Holstein ques-
tion, [79]; withdrawn, [80].
PEKIN, vide CHINA.

PENAL SERVITUDE, alteration of law re-
lating to, vide CRIMINAL LAW.
PENGWERN, seat of the Mostyn family,
burnt down, 24.

PERIODICALS, remarks on new, defunct,
&c, [327].

"PERMISSIVE BILL," debates on, [161];
bill negatived, [164].

PERRIN, THE HON. MR. JUSTICE, obit-
uary notice, 200.

PERSIA, work on, by Mr. Eastwick,
[313].

PERTH, Albert memorial at, inaugurated,
128.

PERU, differences with Spain, [247],
[248].

PETERBOROUGH, BISHOP OF, obituary
notice, 201; Very Rev. F. Jeune ap-
pointed Bishop of, 329.

PHIPPS, Sir C. B.; appointed Secretary,

&c. to the Prince of Wales as Prince
and Steward of Scotland, 328.
PHOTOGRAPHY, progress of, [345], [351];
Photo-sculpture, [352].
PHOTO-SCULPTURE, vide PHOTOGRAPHY.
PICTURES, exhibitions of, vide ART; im-
portant sales of, [387].
PIEROTTI,

66 Customs and Traditions of
Palestine," [312].

PILLOW, FORT, capture of, vide UNITED
STATES.

PIRACY (and murder), on board the
Flowery Land," vide "FLOWERY
LAND," 24.

PIRATES, execution of five, at Newgate,
for murder of the Captain of the
"Flowery Land," 24.

PLYMOUTH, capture of, vide UNITED
STATES.

POLAND.-Debates on, [113]; debates on
in the Corps Législatif, [207].
POLE, W., vide JEAFFRESON.
PORPOISE, specimen of, kept alive in the
Zoological Gardens, [352].
PRAED, W. M., (the late), collected poems,
[324].

PRICHARD, I. T., "How to Manage it,"
[321].

PRESTON, fire at Hanover-street mills, 178.
PRINCE, son of Prince and Princess of
Wales, born, Jan. 8, 2; christened
Albert Victor Christian Edward, 28-30.
PRINCE CONSORT, (THE LATE), riotous
assembly in Dublin, in reference to pro-
posed monument to his memory, 25;
memorial at Perth inaugurated, 128.
PRINCE OF AUGUSTENBURG, vide AU-
GUSTENBURG.

PRINCE OF WALES, vide WALES.
PRINCESS OF WALES, vide WALES.
PROCTER, ADELAIDE ANNE, obituary
notice, 201.

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS, 328.
PRUSSIA, KING OF, sends message to Her
Majesty, respecting the convict Müller,

161.
PRUSSIA. Refusal of Chambers to author-
ize loan for Danish war, [215]; speech
of King of, respecting Denmark, in the
Chamber of Deputies, ib.; Lord Napier
appointed Ambassador to, 330.

PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.-Take the Schles-
wig-Holstein question into their own
hands, [72]; demand repeal of common
constitution of Denmark and Schleswig,
ib.

PRUSSIA, and other countries, treaty with,
for giving up protectorate of Ionian
Islands, [4].

PUBLIC WORKS, Act relating to, [166].
PUTNEY, the Annual Oxford and Cam-
bridge boat-race at, 39.

QUEEN, THE.-Speech on the opening of
Parliament, [3]; birthday kept with
the usual state for the first time since the
death of the Prince Consort, 74; inaugu-
rates Albert memorial at Perth, 128;
message on prorogation of Parliament,
Lord Chancellor delivers, [164].

RACE, OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE, vide
PUTNEY.

"RACEHORSE," THE, shipwreck and great
loss of life, 178.

RACES, Ascot Cup day, 87; and vide
DERBY, THE, &c.

RAILWAY, CHARING CROSS, opening of, 7;

Great Northern, dangerous adventure
with madman in a carriage, 117; collision
near Wortley Junction, 134; Great
Western, collision at Pangbourne, 171;
dead body of a child found in waiting-
room at Paddington station of, 135;
Metropolitan, explosion of engine, 71;
North Kent, collision near Blackheath
tunnel, 173; North London, murder of
Mr. Briggs in a railway carriage, 100;
trial of Franz Müller for murder of Mr.
Briggs, 247; verdict, 280; North-East-
ern, accident at Gothland, 18; South
Western, accident on the way back
from Ascot races, 88; verdict, 89.
RAILWAYS, act for facilitating construc-
tion of, 166.