CONTENTS OF VOL. XXX. GAMBLING AND THE LAW. By Sir James F. Stephen ✦OUR DEALINGS WITH THE POOR. By Miss Octavia Hill THE NEXT PARLIAMENT. By Edward Dicey A WAR CORRESPONDENT'S REMINISCENCES. By Archibald Forbes IDENTIFICATION BY FINGER-TIPS. (With a Plate.) By Francis FRONTIERS AND PROTECTORATES. By Sir Alfred C. Lyall ELECTORAL FACTS-No. 3. By W. E. Gladstone THE BRITISH IN EAST AFRICA. By the Marquis of Lorne THE LAST BIT OF NATURAL WOODLAND. By Auberon Herbert . FERDINAND LASSALLE. By Mrs. Arthur Kennard COMPULSORY INSURANCE IN GERMANY. By Professor Geffeken. 1. AN ENGLISH VIEW. By Lord Brassey. 2. AN AMERICAN VIEW. By Andrew Carnegie FEDERATING THE EMPIRE: A COLONIAL PLAN. By Sir Charles A BARDIC CHRONICLE. By Emily Lawless ANCIENT BELIEFS IN A FUTURE STATE. By W. E. Gladstone ON SPURIOUS WORKS OF ART. By Sir Charles Robinson WOMEN AND THE GLOVE TRADE. By Miss Ada Heather-Bigg BELIEFS IN IMMORTALITY: A REPLY TO MR. GLADSTONE. By NINETEENTH CENTURY. A MONTHLY REVIEW I. Gambling and the Law. By SIR JAMES F. STEPHEN, Bart. III. The Army as a Public Department. By Gen. SIR GEORGE CHESNEY VIII. IX. 1799: a Rustic Retrospect. By the Rev. Dr. JESSOPP IV. A Fair Taxation of Ground-Rents. By ROBERT HUNTER. VI. The Industries of Ancient India. By RAJAH MURLI MANOHAR VII. The Wild Women. No. I. As Politicians. By MRS. LYNN LINTON. A Labour Inquiry. By H. H. CHAMPION. X. How to Utilise the Naval Volunteers. By H. O. ARNOLD-FORSTER. XIII. The 'Commonwealth of Australia.' By G. H. REID (M.P. of New South Wales) Sir John Macdonald on Imperial Federation. By S. B. BOULTON LONDON: KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRÜBNER, & CO. LIMITED. PARIS: LIBRAIRIE GALIGNANI, 224 RUE DE RIVOLI. AGENTS FOR AMERICA: THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLICATION COMPANY, NEW YORK. Price Half-a-Crown. |