Carter, Sir Gilbert, on the Colony of
Lagos, xxviii. 274

Castella, H. de, on Wine-growing in
British Colonies, xix. 295
Cattanach, A. J., on Relations of
Colonies to the Parent State, ii. 68
Celebration of the Queen's Birthday
throughout the Empire, xxvi. 377
Census of 1891: Correspondence, xviii.
333

Ceylon, Irrigation in, xv. 223; Tea
Industry of, xix. 85; its Attractions
to Visitors and Settlers, xxiii. 209;
One Hundred Years of British Rule
in, xxvii. 314

Chalmers, Rev. J., on New Guinea,
xviii. 89

Charter of Incorporation, Royal, xiv.
352

Chesney, Sir George, on the British

Empire, xxv. 167
Chesson, F. W., on Fiji, vi. 89; on
Manitoba, iii. 102; on Polynesian
Labour Question, iii. 34

Chewings, Dr. C., on Geological Notes
on the Coolgardie Goldfields, xxvii.
256

Christian, Charles, on Cyprus and its

possibilities, xxviii. 113

Civilisation of the Pacific, vii. 149
Claims of Officials in Service of Colo-

nial Governments: Correspondence,
xviii. 335

Clarence, L. B., on One Hundred Years

of British Rule in Ceylon, xxvii. 314
Clarke, Lieut.-Col. Sir George S., on
National Defence, xxvii. 117
Clarke, Hyde, on Financial Resources

of the Colonies, iii. 130; on the
Utility of Establishing a Reporter
on Trade Products in the Colonial
Office, ii. 154

Clayden, Arthur, on New Zealand, xvi.
148; on Our Colonial Food Sup-
plies, xxvii. 392

Climates of the British Colonies, viii.
180

Coal throughout the British Empire,
Distribution of, iii. 167

Colmer, J. G., on Development of
Canada, xvii. 106

Colomb, Sir J. C. R., on Colonial
Defence, iv. 217; on Imperial and
Colonial Responsibilities in War,
viii. 305; on Imperial Defence, xvii.
390

Colonial Aids to British Prosperity, v. 13
Colonial and Indian Trade of England,
ix. 109

Colonial Expansion, xxvi. 3
Colonial Food Supplies, xxvii. 392
Colonial Government Securities, xviii.
254

Colonial History, the Writing of, xxvi.
270

Colonial Literature, Records of, 379
Colonial Military Assistance and the
Soudan, xvi. 214

Colonial Museum Deputation, vii. 1
Colonial Naval Volunteer Force, ix.
355

Colonial Producer, The, xxviii. 76
Colonial Question, ii. 58
Colonial Reform, iii. 84
Colonial Relations, iii. 13
Colonial Subjects in Schools, xiv. 387
Colonies and the English Labouring

Classes, viii. 144; Dairy Industry
in, xxviii. 194; Extinct Animals
of, x. 267; Financial Resources of
the, iii. 130; in Relation to the
Empire, xviii. 4; in the Royal Title

Memorial to the Queen, vii. 124;
Political and Municipal Boundaries
of, xii. 311

Colonisation, ii. 124, xx. 53; and Ex-
pansion of the Empire, xxvii. 41; a
Necessity to the Mother Country,
xi. 8; Practical, xviii. 297; Social
Aspects of, i. 135; and Utilising of
Ocean Islands, ii. 117
Colonisation of Central Africa, vii. 274
Colony of Lagos, xxviii. 275
Colquhoun, A. R., on Matabeleland,
XXV. 45

Combes, E., on New South Wales, xvii.
46
Commercial Advantages of Federation,
xiii. 209

Companies (Colonial Registers) Act of
1883: Correspondence, xviii. 334
Conference on Colonial Subjects at
Colonial and Indian Exhibition,
xvii. 319

Constitutions of the Australian Colo-
nies, ii. 48

Coolgardie Goldfields, Geological Notes
on the, xxvii. 256

Cooper, Sir Daniel, on New South
Wales, ix. 86

Critical Position of British Trade with
Oriental Countries, xxvi. 105
Crooks, Adam, on Canadian Commu-
nity, i. 162

218

Dicken, C. S., on Mineral Wealth of

Queensland, xv. 144

Dixon, G. G., on the Possibilities of
the North-West District of British
Guiana, xxvi. 33

Dobson, Sir W. L., on Tasmania, xvii.
252

Domestic Prospects of India, i. 111
Dufferin, Earl of, on Canada, v. 252
Dyer, E. Jerome, on the Colony of
Victoria. Some of its industries,
xxviii. 43

Dyer, Thiselton, on Botanical Enter-
prise of the Empire, xi. 273

Eddy, C. W., on Distribution of Coal
throughout the Empire, iii. 167; on
Interests of the United Kingdom
and the Colonies, vi. 5; Memoir of,
vi. 1

Education, Imperial Aspects of, xxvi.

322

Education of South African Tribes,
xv. 68

Educational Series: Press Opinions,
xxii. 333

Edwards, General Sir J. Bevan, on
Australasian Defence, xxii. 195
Elliot, R. H., on Indian Famines, ix. 2
Emigration, Imperial and Colonial,
Partnership in, xii. 178; Practical
Means of Extending, xix. 49; Self-
supporting, ii. 41; to the Colonies,
xvii. 368

Empire's Parliament, xi. 136

England and her Colonies at the Paris
Exhibition, x. 6

Ferguson, John, on Ceylon, xxiii. 209
Fiji, Agriculture in, xxi. 362; as it is,
xiv. 160; Native Taxation in, x.
173; Past and Present, vi. 89
Financial Relations of the Empire:
Can they be improved? xxviii. 306
Fleming, Sandford, on Canada, ix. 225;
on Canada and Ocean Highways,
xxvii. 398

Flinders' Voyage: Purchase of Illus-
trations, xxi. 47

Flower, Sir William H., on Whales
and British and Colonial Whale
Fisheries, xxvi. 79

con-

Food Supply of England in
nection with Australia, iii. 26
Forestry in the Colonies and India,
xxi. 187

Forster, William, on Fallacies of
Federation, viii. 79

Fortunate Isles; Picturesque New
Zealand, xxvii. 370

Forty Years Since and Now, vi. 228
Foundation of Institute (see Inaugural

Meeting and Dinner and Preliminary
Proceedings)

Fowler, Henry, on Capital and Labour
for the West Indies, xxi. 328

Fox (Sir) William, on New Zealand,
vii. 247; on Treaty of Waitangi,
xiv. 100

Fraser, Rev. Dr. Donald, on Canada,
viii. 45

Fraser, Sir Malcolm, on Western
Australia, xxiv. 3

Frere, Sir H. Bartle E., on Union of
various portions of British South
Africa, xii. 134

Fruit as a Factor in Colonial Com-
merce, xviii. 124

Future of our Sugar Producing Colo-
nies, xxvii. 54

Galt, Sir Alexander T., oL. Future of

Canada, xii. 88; on Relations of the
Colonies to the Empire, xiv. 391
Gambia Question, Report on, vii. 68;
Memorial on, vii. 122

Gatheral, Gavin, on Angora Goat, ix.
326

Geological Notes on the Coolgardie
Goldfields, xxvii. 256

Gilmore, Parker, on South Africa, xiv.
125

Gisborne, William, on Colonisation,
xx. 53

Glanville, T.B., on South Africa, vi. 155
Gold Fields of Queensland, i. 94
Gordon, Hon. Sir Arthur, on Fiji, x.
173

Gorrie, Sir John, on Fiji, xiv. 160
Grahamstown, Bishop of, on some
Social Forces at Work in South
Africa, xxvi. 273

Grant, Colonel T. H., on Canada, xiii.
149

Green, W. S. Sebright, on Colonisation

and Expansion of the Empire, xxvii.
41

Greswell, Rev. W. P., on Education of

South African Tribes, xv. 68
Greville, Edward, on Aborigines of
Australia, xxii. 32

Griffin, Sir Lepel, on Native Princes

of India, xx. 360

Griffith, T. Risely, on Sierra Leone,
xiii. 56

Haiderabad, xiv. 201

Halcombe, A. F., on New Zealand, xi.
320

Haliburton, R. G., on Decline of the
United States as a Maritime Power,
iii. 194; on American Protection
and Canadian Reciprocity, vi. 205
Harris, W. J., on Commercial Advan-
tages of Federation, xiii. 209
Harry, T., on Northern Territory of
South Australia, xiii. 303
Hazell, W., on Emigration, xix. 49
Heaton, J. Henniker, on Postal and
Telegraphic Communication of the
Empire, xix. 171

Hensman, A. P., on Western Australia,
xx. 130

Hill, A. Staveley, on an Empire Parlia-
ment, xi. 136

Historical Sketch of the Institute, xx.
225

Hodgson, Sir A., on Australia Re-
visited, xxi. 242

Holub, Dr., on Trade of Cape Colony
with Central Africa, xi. 57

Hong Kong and its Trade Con-
nections, xxi. 84

Horn, W. A., on Scientific Exploration
of Central Australia, xxvii. 87
Hotson, John, on Australian Stock
Pastures and British Consumers,
xxvi. 347

Hull, H. M., on Tasmania and its
Timber, iv. 169; on Forests of
Tasmania, v. 160

Hunter, Sir W. W., on New Industrial
Era in India, xix. 260

Imperial and Colonial Partnership in
Emigration, xii. 178

Imperial and Colonial Responsibilities
in War, viii. 305

Imperial Aspects of Education, xxvi.
322

Imperial Defence, xvii. 390

Imperial Defence in Our Time, xiii. 341
Imperial Federation, iii. 2, xvii. 319
Imperial Museum for the Colonies and
India, viii. 232

Im Thurn, E. F., on British Guiana,
xxiv. 51

Inaugural Dinner: Speeches by Vis-

count Bury (Earl of Albemarle),
Mr. R. Johnson (United States
Minister), Earl of Albemarle, Right
Hon. Hugh C. E. Childers, Colonel
Loyd Lindsay (Lord Wantage),
Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Right
Hon. Chichester Fortescue (Lord
Carlingford), Duke of Manchester,
Sir John Pakington, Sir George
Cartier, M. Guizot, Marquis of
Normanby, Earl Granville, Sir
Stafford Northcote (Earl of Iddes-
leigh), Sir Bartle E. Frere, Hon.
W. Macdougall, Lord Alfred S.
Churchill, Sir Charles Nicholson,
Sir Charles Clifford, i. 19
Inaugural Meeting: Speeches by Vis-
count Bury (Earl of Albemarle),
Right Hon. Chichester Fortescue
(Lord Carlingford), Marquis of Nor-
manby, Sir Charles Nicholson, Sir
J. C. Lees, Mr. R. A. Macfie, Lord
Alfred S. Churchill, Captain Bed-
ford Pim, Mr. T. Briggs, Mr. Gregory,
i. 51

Incidents of a Hunter's Life in South

Africa, xxiv. 347

Income Tax, Payment of, by Colonists
in the United Kingdom, xxvii. 436
India, Domestic Prospects in, i. 111;
Land Tenures of, iii. 57; Life in, x.
299; Native Princes of, xx. 360;

New Industrial Era in, xix. 260;
Trade of, and Future Development,
xviii. 44

Indian Empire, Statistics of, xii. 53
Indian Famines, ix. 2

Influence of Commerce on the Develop-
ment of the Colonial Empire, xxiv.
315

Inglis, James, on Economic Develop-
ments of Australian Enterprise,
XXV. 292

Inter-British Trade and the Unity of
the Empire, xxii. 265
Inter-British Trade, xxviii. 4
Investment of Trust Money in Colonial
Government Stocks, xix. 338

Jamaica for the Invalid and Settler,
x. 209; Now and Fifteen Years
Since, xi. 225

Johnston, Sir H. H., on British West

Africa, xx. 90; on England's work
in Central Africa, xxviii. 50
Jones, Richard, on Food Supply of
England, iii. 26

Jones, Professor T. R., on Mineral

Wealth of S. Africa, xviii. 217
Jourdain, H. J., on Mauritius, xiii. 263

Kashmir Frontier, On the, xxvi. 256
Keswick, W., on Hong Kong, xxi. 84

Labilliere, F. P. de, on British Fede-
ralism, xxiv. 95; on Constitutions
of the Australian Colonies, ii. 48;
on Permanent Unity of the Empire,
vi. 36; on Political Organisation of
the Empire, xii. 346; on Imperial
Federation, xvii. 319
Lagos, Colony of, xxviii. 275
Land Transfer adopted by the Colonies,
xvii. 343

Leeward Islands, Colony of, xxii. 226;
Past and Present, xii. 9

Lefroy, General Sir J. H., on British
Association in Canada, xvi. 95
Legacy and Succession Duty Acts:
Effect on Colonists, xix. 334
Library Catalogue, viii. 457
Library of the Royal Colonial Institute,
XXV. 394

Lorne, Marquis of, on Relations with
Canada and Great Colonies, xv.
Lowe, Samuel, on Dairy Industry in
the Colonies, xxviii. 194

Lowles, John, on Inter-British Trade,
xxviii. 4

Lubbock, Nevile, on West India
Colonies, viii. 261, xvii. 221

Lugard, Capt. F. D., on Extension of
British Influence (and Trade) in
Africa, xxvii. 4

Lynn, W. F., on Comparative Advan-
tages of Canada and United States,
iii. 148

Macalister, A., on Queensland and
Chinese Immigration, ix. 43
McBean, S., on Ramiseram Ship
Canal, ix. 337
MacDonnell, Sir R. G., on Our Rela-
tions with the Ashantees, v. 71
Macfie, M., on Aids to Australasian
Development, xxi. 53

Macfie, R. A.. on Imperial Federation,
ii. 2

MacGregor, Sir Wm., on British New

Guinea, Administration, xxvi. 193
Mackenzie, G. S., on British East
Africa, xxii. 3

Malacca, Settlements on Straits of, v.103
Malay Peninsula: its Resources and
Prospects, xxiii. 3

Malaya, British Rule in, xxvii. 273
Malleson, Col. G. B., on Haiderabad,
xiv. 201

Malta and the Maltese Race, xxvii. 111
Man, Col. Alex., on Defence Question
in Trinidad, xxvii. 45
Manchester, Duke of, in Australia,
xvi. 388; in Mauritius, xv. 359
Manitoba, iii. 102

Mann, Dr., on Natal, ii. 93
Mashonaland and its Development,
xxiii. 248

Matabele, History of, and Cause and
Effect of the Matabele War, xxv. 251
Matabeleland and Mashonaland, xxii.
305, xxv. 45

Maude, Colonel, on Self-supporting
Emigration, ii. 41

Maund, E. A., on Mashonaland, xxiii.
248

Mauritius, xiii. 263

Mavrogordato, T. E., on Cyprus and
its Resources, xxvi. 63

Maxwell, W. E., on Malay Peninsula,
xxiii. 3

Maydon, J. G., on Natal, xxvii. 183
Medhurst, Sir W. H., on British North
Borneo, xvi. 273

Merriman, J. X., on Commercial

Resources of S. Africa, xvi. 5
Michie, Sir A., on New Guinea, vi. 121
Military Defence Forces of the
Colonies, xxi. 277

Miller, Dr. J. L., on Tasmania, x. 333
Money of the British Empire, xvi. 117

K K

Moore, H. F., on Canadian Lands, xx.
273; on Agricultural and Technical
Education in the Colonies, xxii. 65
Morris, D., on Planting Enterprise in
the W. Indies, xiv. 265; on Fruit
as a Factor in Colonial Commerce,
xviii. 124; on the Leeward Islands,
xxii. 226

Mosse, J. R., on Irrigation in Ceylon,
xv. 223

Musgrave, Sir Anthony, on Jamaica,
xi. 225

Natal, xxvii. 183; Glimpses of, ix.
280; in its Relation to S. Africa,
xiii. 103; Physical and Economical
Aspects of, ii. 93

National Defence, xxvii. 117
National Unity, xvi. 43
Newfoundland Fisheries, Report on,
vii. 6

Newfoundland our Oldest Colony, xvi.

215

New Guinea and Great Britain, vi.
121; and the Western Pacific, xv.
7; Annexation of-Correspondence,
xiv. 247; British, xxiv. 289; xxvi.
193; Deputations, vi. 189, xiv. 250,
xvi. 144; its Fitness for Colonisa-
.tion, x. 43; Past, Present, and
Future, xviii. 89

New Rooms: Report, Special Meeting,
xiv. 316

New South Wales, 1788-1876, ix. 86;
Material Progress of, xvii. 46
New Westminster, Bishop of, on
British Columbia, xviii. 189
New Zealand, vii. 247, xi. 320, xxiii.
271;
and the South Sea Islands, ix.
164; Chapters in the History of,
xiv. 100; Fortunate Isles, xxvii. 370;
in 1884, xvi. 148; in 1895, xxvi. 297;
Past, Present, and Future, v. 180
Nicholson, Sir Charles, on Political
and Municipal Boundaries of the
Colonies, xii. 311

Noble, John, on British South Africa
and the Zulu War, x. 105
Normanby, Marquis of, Banquet to,
xv. 360

Norton, G., on Land Tenures of India,
iii. 57

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
Physical Geography of, ii. 113

One Hundred Years of British Rule in
Ceylon, xxvii. 314

Onslow, Earl of, on State Socialism in
Antipodean Britain, xxv. 2

Ottawa Conference, its National Sig-
nificance, xxvi. 37

Our Colonial Food Supplies, xxvii. 392
Owen, Col. J. F., on Military Defence
Forces of the Colonies, xxi. 277
Owen, Prof. R., on Extinct Animals of
the Colonies, x. 267

Perceval, W. B., on New Zealand, xxiii.
271

Permanent Unity of the Empire, vi. 36
Perry, Bishop, on Progress of Victoria,
vii. 214

Phillips, Coleman, on Civilisation of
the Pacific, vii. 149
Pinsent, (Sir) R., on Newfoundland,
xvi. 215

Planting Enterprise in the West
Indies, xiv. 265

Plummer, John, on Colonies and

English Labouring Classes, viii. 144
Political and Municipal Boundaries of
the Colonies, xii. 311
Political Organisation of the Empire,
xii. 346

Polynesian Labour Question in Fiji
and Queensland, iii. 34
Possibilities of the North-West Dis-
trict of British Guiana, xxvi. 33
Postal and Telegraphic Communica-
tion of the Empire, xix. 171
Postal Communication with the East,
xiv. 223

Powell, Wilfred, on New Guinea and
Western Pacific, xv. 7

Practical Colonisation, xviii. 297
Practical Communication with Red
River District, ii. 18

Preliminary Proceedings: Speeches by
Viscount Bury (Earl of Albemarle),
Rt. Hon. Chichester Fortescue (Lord
Carlingford), Mr. Leonard Wray, Mr.
A. H. Louis, Marquis of Normanby,
Mr. Baillie Cochrane, Sir H. Drum-
mond Wolff, Mr. Edward Wilson, Mr.
W. B. Hume, Sir Charles Nicholson,
Mr. H. Blaine, Mr. Marsh, Mr. S.
Jackson, Dr. Mann, Mr. McGarel, i. 1
Presentation of Proceedings to H.M.
the Queen, xviii. 160

Probyn, L. C., on Money of the British
Empire, xxi. 117