"READER," THE, [328].
REFORM, PARLIAMENTARY, general in-
difference to, [137]; measures relating
to during the Session, ib.
RESERVOIR, bursting of, at Sheffield, and
inquiries concerning the cause, 34.
REVENUE.-Favourable state of, at the
commencement of the year, [2]; ex-
pected amount fully realized, [5]; posi-
tion of, stated by Mr. Gladstone, [24];
satisfactory state of, [167].

REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS.-Near Guild-
ford, 42; in Hyde Park, 78; at Wim-
bledon, 114.

RIETHMÜLLER, MR., "Life of Alexander
Hamilton," [310].

RIGSRAAD, vide DENMARK.

RIOTS, in Belfast, 118; commission of in-
quiry appointed, 120.

ROBERTS, DAVID, R.A., obituary notice,
[201].

ROBERTS, SERGEANT, wounds a private in
the Guards accidentally at Wimbledon,
110.

ROME, vide ITALY.

ROYAL LITERARY FUND, annual banquet,
71.

RUSSELL, EARL, statement respecting

proceedings between Denmark and
German Powers, [86], [87]; answer to
Confederate manifesto, [283].

RUSSIA, and other countries, treaty with,
for giving up protectorate of Ionian
Islands, 4.

RUSSIA, Right Hon. Sir A. Buchanan ap-
pointed Ambassador to, 330.

ST. VINCENT, G. Berkeley, Esq., appointed
Governor of, 329.

SALA, G. A.-"Quite Alone," [322];
"Pictures done with a Quill," [325].
SALISBURY, BISHOP OF, v. WILLIAMS,
241.

SANDWICH ISLANDS, speech of the King,
respecting his deceased brother, the late
King, [251].

SANTIAGO (Chili), church burnt down at,

10.

SARGISSON, JAMES, execution of, at Leeds
for murder, 136.

SATSUMA, PRINCE OF, vide JAPAN,
passim.

"SATURDAY REVIEW," THE, [328].
SAVANNAH, abandoned by the Confe-
derates, [287].

SAVINGS BANKS, bill relating to, [41];
passed, [46]; Sir M. Farquhar's mo-
tion on, [46]; rejected, ib.

SAVOY CHAPEL, THE, destroyed by fire,
96; history of, 97; Her Majesty deter-
mines to restore it, 99.
"SAXON."--Capture of, by the Federal
man-of-war 66 Vanderbilt," 26; the

mate of, shot by an American officer,

27.

SCARLETT, HON. P., appointed Envoy and
Minister to Mexico, 330.

SCHLESWIG, vide SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN.
SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN, question of, [72];
Austria and Prussia take into their own
hands, ib.; invasion by Austria and
Prussia, ib.; Her Majesty's efforts to
settle, unsuccessful, [164]; renewed hos-
tilities, ib.; first negotiations, ib.; de-
bate on, in the Corps Législatif, [207];
vide DENMARK.

SCHOOLS, new commission on, 330.
SCIENCE.-Retrospect of, [343]; general

progress and discoveries of the year,
[351]; new works on, [352].

SEA, naval action between the "Kear-
sage" (Federal) and the "Alabama"
(Confederate), 89.

SEEMANN, DR., "Journal of Botany,"
[352].

SENIOR, NASSAU WILLIAM.-Obituary
notice, 203; Essays on Fiction,"
324; his death, ib.

SEPTEMBER, Chronicle for, 130.
SHAKSPEARE.-Victor Hugo's work on,

[309]; tercentenary commemoration of,
[343]; at Stratford-on-Avon, 58; in
London, 64; in Liverpool, 57; forbid-
den in Paris, 57.

SHEFFIELD, inundation at, by bursting of
reservoir, 30.

SHERIDAN, MR., motion as to fire insur-
ance duty, [31]; rejected, [32].
SHERIFFS, for England, 332; for Wales,
333.

SHIPWRECK. Of the "Victoria," 24;
Australian ship "All Serene" off the
Fiji Islands, 126; of numerous vessels
by hurricane at Calcutta, 147; of the
"Stanley" and the " Friendship" at
Tynemouth, 34 lives lost, 162; of the
"Dalhousie" at the mouth of the Tay,
167; of the "Racehorse" off the
Chinese coast," 178.

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

SIAM (Cambodia and Laos), M. Mouhot's
travels in, [312].

"SILLEM AND OTHERS v. ATTORNEY-
GENERAL." See "ALEXANDRA."
SINCLAIR, CATHERINE, obituary notice,
204.

"SLANG DICTIONARY," [315].

SLIGO, MARQUIS OF, moves address in
answer to Queen's Speech, [5].
"SMEE, KNOX v.," 232.
"SMITH, GEDNEY v.," 223.

SMITH, MR. J. M., motion on sugar
duties, [41]; rejected, ib.

SMITH, P., "A History of the World,"
[301].

"SMITH, MACINTOSH v.," extraordinary
lunacy case, 19.

Z

"Shuttleworth v. Kirkman," for breach
of promise, 17; "Williams v. Bishop
of Salisbury," &c., as to "Essays and
Reviews," 241; "Wyse v. Lewis,"
singular will case, 24.

TRINIDAD, HON. H. T. Manners Sutton
appointed Governor of, 329.
TROLLOPE, ANTHONY, "The Small House
at Allington, [320].

TROLLOPE, T. A., "Lindisfarn Chase,"
[321].

TURKEY, reconciliation of Sultan with the
Hospodar of Moldo-Wallachia, [165].
TURNER, C. E., "Our Great Writers,"
[309].

TURTON, RIGHT REV. THOMAS, vide
OBITUARY NOTICES.

TYCOON, vide JAPAN, passim.
TYNEMOUTH, wreck of the "Stanley ".
and the "Friendship" at, 162.

ULVERSTONE, murder at, 124.
UNDER-SECRETARIES OF STATE. - Mr.
Disraeli's motion respecting, [147];
Sir George Grey's motion for Com-
mittee respecting, ib.; agreed to, nem.
con., ib.

"

UNIFORMITY, ACT OF, vide ACT.
UNITED STATES.-History of the year,
[262]; the 66 Vanderbilt
(Federal)
captures the "Saxon " (English), 26;
public opinion on the Civil War in,
[124]; England refuses to recognize
independence, of Southern States, ib.;
annoyance given by Confederate cruisers,
"Alabama" and "Georgia," ib.; seizure
at Liverpool of steam-rams, supposed to
be intended for Confederate cruisers,
[125]; debate on seizure of steam-
rams, [125], [126]; enlistment of
British subjects, [131]; effect of ru-
mours of peace on our cotton market,
[170]; capture of Fort Pillow by the
Confederates, [262]; capture of Ply-
mouth by the Confederates, ib.; Gene-
ral Meade's address to Federal army,
ib.; General Meade superseded prac-
tically by Lieut.-General Grant in
the command on the Potomac, [263];
battle of Chancellorsville, ib.;
successful attack on Petersburg by
the Federals, [265]; "Alabama" de-
stroyed by Federal ship "Kearsage,"
[266]; financial condition, ib.; in-
vasion of Maryland by the Confederates,
[270]; Mr. Lincoln's term of office to
expire in March, 1865, [276]; Presi-
dent Lincoln's proclamation for 500,000
volunteers, [271]; thriving appearance
of Richmond in spite of the war,
ib.; attempt at amateur negotiation,
[272]; Confederates repulsed before
Atlanta, ib.; unsuccessful assault on

un-

[355

Petersburg, ib.; Atlanta abandoned
by Confederates, [273]; naval opera-
tions off Mobile, ib.; severe fight-

ing at Winchester, [275];
federates repulsed at

Con-
Fisher's Hill,
[276]; contest for the Presidency, ib.;
Mr. Lincoln's election opposed by Chi-
cago convention, ib.; General McClellan
a candidate for the Presidency, [277];
majority for Mr. Lincoln, [280]; "Flo-
rida," captured by a Federal steam-
ship, "Wachusetts," in a neutral port,
[281]; ample amends made by the
Federal Government, [282]; manifesto
of Confederate Congress to foreign
courts, [283]; Earl Russell's answer,
ib.; Confederate raiders cross from
Canada, and plunder St. Alban's, in
the State of New York, [284]; sub-
scription in England for relief of Con-
federate prisoners, [285]; disapproved
by the United States Government, ib.;
Savannah abandoned by the Confede-
rates, [287]; President Lincoln's Mes-
sage, Dec. 6, 1864, [288]; President
Lincoln's Message to Congress, ib.;
Wilmington unsuccessfully attacked by
the Federals, ib.; income and expendi-
ture of the year, [294].

UNIVERSITIES, list of honours obtained in
the examinations, 333.
UNIVERSITY, vide Oxford.

Horse Show, 96; present at the meeting
of the National Rifle Association, 106;
visit to Denmark, 130; return of from
Sweden to Denmark, 147; return of
from Denmark to England, 148; birth
of a son, January 8, 2; birth of a son
announced to Parliament, 3.
WALES, PRINCESS OF.-Christening of
son, 28; presents colours to Honourable
Artillery Company, 93.
WALLACHIA, vide TURKEY.

WALSH, SIR J., motion on naval adminis

tration, [55]; withdrawn, [56].
WANE, FRANCIS, execution at Chelmsford
for murder of Amelia Blunt, 177.
WATTS, ALARIC ALEXANDER, obituary
notice, 206.

WEATHER, observations on, at Highfield
House Observatory, 316.
WELLINGTON, DUKE OF, "Supplementary
Despatches," vol. XI., [298].
WESTBURY, LORD.-Delivers Queen's
Speech on opening of Parliament, [3];
bill for amending County Courts Acts,
[158]; withdrawn, [159]; delivers Royal
message on prorogation of Parliament,
[164].

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, vide AUSTRALIA.
WHATELY, ARCHBISHOP, Memoirs of,
[310].

WHITE, MR., motion for committee on
adjustment of taxation, [48]; with-
drawn, ib.

WILLIAM FREDERICK CHARLES, KING
OF WÜRTEMBERG, 206; obituary notice,
206.

WILLIAMS v. BISHOP OF SALISBURY,"
241.

WILLIEME, inventor of Photo-sculpture,
[352].

WILMINGTON, attack on, vide UNITED
STATES.

"WILSON v. FENDALL," 241.
WIMBLEDON.-Meeting of National Rifle
Association at, 105; Prince of Wales
present on first day, ib.; Prince and
Princess on another day, 106; private
in the Guards mortally wounded, 110.
WOOD, MRS. HENRY, "Lord Oakburn's
Daughters," "Trevlyn Hold,” “Oswald
Cray," [318.]

WOOD, SIR CHARLES.-Financial state-
ment for India, [134]; resolutions, ib.;
agreed to, [135]; resolutions on Indian
finance, ib.; agreed to, [136].
WORNUM, R. N., "Epochs of Painting,"
[340].

WRECK, vide COLLISION, SEA, SHIP-

tion at, 141.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, porpoise kept
alive in, [352].