The Journal of Education

Geography-"applied," 633; controlling history, 643;
secondary schools regulations, 634; teaching, 274,
637. (See Clearing, The.)
Geography, Why We Teach, by Prof. G. A. J. Cole,
F.R.S., M.R.I.A. [A.], 25.

German language study in English schools, 582.

Germany-book production, 648; children partizans,

582; communism and the school, 274; denomin-

ational schools, 276; education by film, 706;

educational legislation, 214; Esperanto, 28; ex-

perimental psychology, 28, 584; experimental

schools, 344; German gymnasium, 83; graduated

fees for higher schools, 276; gymnastics, 520;

Imperial School Law, 344, 446, 582; indemnity

in milliards, 214; intelligence tests, 276; lan-

guage study, 582; Leipzig "University Week,'

582; Luther celebration, 344; maps, 446; music

education, 648; nationalism in education, &c.,

83; necessitous children, 276; orthography, 28;

patriotic songs, 584; pedagogues, 274; Philolo

genband, 582; physical education, 28; political

school strike, 446; primary teachers, 446;

primary teachers in universities, 344; psycho-

logy, 706; punishments, 446; religion, 83, 146,

706;

secondary education, 756;

and diaries, 446, 706; Schundliteratur, 344
sex study
spelling reform, 344, 446; Tauchnits, 584
teachers' supply, 276; women teachers, 446,
584; Workman's Academy, 446.

Girls, dullness, educability, 424.

GLASGOW UNIVERSITY-lectureship endowments, 231;
Mr. Bonar Law's address, 281; science degrees,

93.

Gould, F. J., Moral Aspects of Secondary-school
education [A.], 441; Moral Education Conference
at Geneva [A.], 637.

Graham, Mr., advice to teachers, 270.

Grants-Board of Education's estimates, 270; main-

tenance, 13; regulations, 220.

Haldane, Viscount, on industry and education, 140;

on universities for all, 555.

Half-timers, 708.

Head Mistresses in Conference, 1921, by E. M. Ban-

croft [A.], 424.

Hearnshaw, Prof. F. J. C., Historical Impartiality

[A.], 271; Historical Impartiality Once More

[A.], 423.

High Wycombe, report on Continuation School, 691.
Higher School Examination of the University of
London and the Intermediate Examinations, by
E. H. Pritchard [A.], 155.

Historical calendars, 340.

Historical Impartiality, by Prof. F. J. C. Hearnshaw

[A.], 271.

Historical Impartiality Once More, by Prof. F. J. C.
Hearnshaw [A.], 423.

Historical Research, Co-operation in [A.], 518.

History, A Woman Professor of [A.], 770.

History teaching, 340, 442; Mr. Fisher on, 694.

Hogarth, Dr., on applied geography, 633.

Holiday courses and summer schools, 143, 213, 274,

343, 360, 372, 452, 486, 507, 513, 568, 590, 594,

(Ireland) 232.

Holiday school attendance, 292.

Holland, primary public schools, 13.

Home, G., An Old Copy-book [A.], 791.
Home work, 116, 140.

Honours, King's Birthday, New Year, &c., 80, 93,
430, 507.

Huddersfield Technical College, 36.

Hygiene, school, 76, 340.

India-146, 345, 448, 521; education report (1919-20),
584.

Indian Educational Service, vacancies, 144.

Industrial Welfare Society, pioneer work for fellow-

ship, 208.

Industry, Lord Haldane on, 140.

Inspection-school, 115, 208; new standards of as-

sessment, 436.

Inspectors, relations with teachers, 290.
Inspectors and their Critics [A.], 505.
Insurance Society, Secondary, Technical, and Uni-
versity Teachers', 18.

Intelligence, tests of, 557.

Ireland-Belfast Conference, 286; education grants,

286, 510; education under Home Rule, 159, 286;

continuation schools, 232; honorary degrees, 232;

Intermediate Board Report, 32, 94; Intermediate

education, 93, 160, 232, 368, 458, 510, 652; inter-

mediate examinations, 34, 652, 714; Intermediate

Teachers' Conference, 93, 368; national educa-

tion report, 160; Northern Parliament and edu-

cation, 512; Pension Bill, 232; political situation,

714; preliminary professional education, 372;

primary teachers' pensions, 94; secondary

teachers in Northern Ireland, 652; secondary

teachers' salaries, 32, 93; science courses, 368;

science teacherships in training, 34; Sir E.

Carson on education, 286; summer courses, 372;

teachers' pensions, 286; teacherships in training,
34; Technical Instruction Congress, 458; training
colleges grant, 232; training of teachers, 714;
Ulster and Dail Eireann education committees,
714; Ulster education, 456; university fees, 160.
Italian language study in England, 706.
Italy-27, 276; floating kinema, 650; Geographical
Congress, 344; Institute to spread Italian cul-
ture, 28; Montessori method criticized, 344;
nautical schools, 520; Normal school, 706; Re-
vista Pedagogica, 27.

Jewish Schools in Palestine (B. Stone) [C.], 352.
Journal of the British Science Guild, 18.
Juvenile employment-514; Lord Chelmsford's report
and recommendations, 691.

Kent Classical Society, 18.

Kent Education Committee, report 1919-20, 77.

Kekewich, Sir G., K.C.B. [O.], 506.

Kinema in education, 750, 782.

Lancashire Education Committee,

grants, clinics, 421.

Language, universal, 632.

maintenance

Latin as a Subject for "Arts" (G. H. C.) [C.], 772.
Latin in school curriculum, 117, 714.

Latvia, An Earnest Appeal from (M. Kakis) [C.],
716.

LAUSANNE UNIVERSITY, 274.

League of Nations Union, 18, 20, 144, 213.

League of Nations, pageant play, 514; essay com-

petition, 776.

LEEDS UNIVERSITY, 29, 448, 572, 590, (gift) 791;

Education Wing, 753.

Legal cases-dismissal of Mr. Emslie, 712; dismissal

of Mr. W. R. Davids, 207; Downie v. Renfrew-

shire Education Authority, 32, 594.

Library

776;

Leeds "safeguarded open access,
public, and Education Committees, 124.
Library for Central Europe, Anglo-American Univer-
sity (B. M. Headicar) [C.], 152.

Library talks to children, 754.
Literature, Chronology in the Study of, by M. Step-
pat [A.], 124.

Liverpool Education Committee, scholarships, 77.

Local Education Committees, 150.

London-continuation schools, 140, 419; City of Lon-

don College, 213; College Hall, 20; day continu-

ation schools, 91; educational Mecca, 338; Fins-

bury Technical College, 343; French Institute,

101; James Allen's Girls' School, Dulwich, 36;

Mary Datchelor Girls' School, Camberwell, 34;

Northampton Institute, Clerkenwell, 670; Royal

College of Art, 640; Streatham Secondary School

for Girls, 697.

London County Council-expenditure, 751; home-

work and evening library classes, 634; lec-

tures and classes for teachers, 668.

London Elementary Schools, The Older Children in,
by T. Raymont [A.], 77.

LONDON UNIVERSITY-club, 18; Historical Research

Institute, 512, 518; journalism diploma courses,
448, 579; matriculation for teachers, 12; Officers'
Training Corps, War Service Roll, 618; site,
693; University College phonetics courses, 640.

McKerrel, L., Artistic Children [A.], 727.

Macaulay and his Lays, by G. G. L. [A.], 707.

Maps and School Atlases, New Wall, by T. A.
Smith [A.], 359.

Mathematics, Oxford and Cambridge Schools Exam.

ination, 271.

Mathematics in the First School Examination, by
R. W. Bayliss [A.], 14.

Matriculation-Northern Universities, 81; teachers',

12.

Montessori, Dr., value of her work, 270.

Montessori Institute, A (C. Bang) [C.], 86.

Montessori Training Course, 142.

Moral Education Conference at Geneva, by F. J.
Gould [A.], 637.

Munby, A. E., M.A., F.R.I.B.A., Improvements in

Secondary-school Buildings [A.], 703, 765.

Music for the Average Boy, by F. H. Shera, M.A.,

Mus.M. [A.], 503.

Music-in liberal education, 636; Sir H. Hadow on,
633.

Music in Schools (R. H. Tatton) [C.], 588.
Music Student and bogus music colleges, 558.
Musical appreciation, Dr. J. Borland on rhythm
and ear training, 633.

National Health Society, women workers, 514.
National Home-Reading Union, 144.
National Institute for the Blind, 274.
National Union of Teachers, 216, 710; improvement

of teaching conditions, 654; inspecting secondary
schools, 654; membership, 522; north predomin-
ant, 218; panel of special-school teachers, 572;
resistance to salary cutting, 772; sub-com-
mittees, 436.

Naval History, Sir J. Corbett on, 694.

New Zealand, 216.

Northumberland Education Committee, intelligence

test, 557.

Norwich, Junior Library, 534.

Obituary-Abney, Sir W. de W., K.C.B., 17; Allen,

Dr. G. C., 342; Barbier, Prof. P., 698; Batsford,

Miss, 17; Becker, Mr. A. G., 143; Brough, Miss

L., 342; Cook, Mr. A. M., 670; Dale, Sir A., 670;

Davies, Miss E., 506; Escott, Miss A. E., 342;

Evans, Rev. H. J., 343; Fowler, Mr. W. W.,

432; Gerrans, Mr. H. T., 507; Griffin, Mr. W.,

770; Harbutt, Mr. W., A.R.C.A., 432; Hart,

Mr. H. G., 81; Heard, Rev. W. A., 273; Hill,

Miss E. D., 212; Jackson, Mr. Herbert, 143;

Jackson, Mr. T. C., 17; Jackson, Prof. Henry,

698; James, Mr. A. C., 568; Jeans, Canon

G. E., 564; Kekewich, Sir G., K.C.B., 506;

Kneen, Mr. W., 770; Leeds, Miss K. M., 273;

Lilley, Miss M. S., 142; Macdonald, Mr. A.,

769; Milnes, Dr. A., 769; Moulton, Lord, 211;

Oliphant, Mr. James, 211; Parrott, Sir J. E.,

273; Pruen, Mr. J. A., 507; Pullinger, Mr. F.,

C.B., 80; Reay, Lord, 562; Rudd, Mr. G. E.,

698; Shaw, Rev. A. E., D.Litt. 432; Simmons,

Mr. A. T., 559; Smith, Rev. C., M.V.O., 432;

Steel, Mr. C. G., 142; Thornton, Mr. J., 17;

Ward, Mr. R. P., 212; Welsh, Miss E., 212.

Occasional Notes, 11, 75, 139, 207, 269, 937, 419,

499, 555, 631, 691, 749.

Old Testament in the School, The, by T. Ray-
mont [A.], 769.

"Old Vic.," 774.

Onlooker (see Personal Paragraphs).

Orange Free State, 216.

Oxford-hostels for women students, 512.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY American History, 770; Ger-

rans Memorial, 774; Lady Margaret Hall, 288;

St. Hugh's College, 288.

Oxford Women's Colleges, The, by G. H. [A.], 141.

Oxford Women's Colleges Fund, 211.

Palestine Zionist University, 278, 350.

PARIS UNIVERSITY-fewer students, 276; Institute of

Psychology, 214.

Parkhurst, H., The Dalton Laboratory Plan [A.],

694.

Paton, J. L., Punishment Corporal and Otherwise

[A.], 357; The Russian Famine and the Schools

[A.], 646.

Pembrokeshire Education Committee, salary scales,
501.

Pensions, teachers' in transferred schools, 337.
Personal Paragraphs, 16, 80, 143, 211, 272, 342, 430,
506, 562, 670, 698, 769.

Physical culture, expenditure on, 341.

Pictures, use in schools, 637.

Poetry, Perse School, 774.

Poetry, Taste in (Spectator) [C.], 307.

Poetry, The Fostering of Taste in, by S. E. W.

[A.], 227.

Poetry, verse competition, 423.

Politics, international, in schools, 81.

Pondoland, 757.

Porto Rico, 707.

Primary School Notes, 36, 83, 148, 216, 288, 376,
434, 521, 570, 654, 708, 770.
Pritchard, E. H., Higher School Examination of the
University of London and the Intermediate
Examinations [A.], 155.

Prize Awards-Translations: "Critique de l'Ecole
des Femmes" (Molière), 460; Destinées de la
Poésie (Lamartine), 532; "Essai sur quelques
Caractères" (Vauvenargues), 292; "La Société
Française dans le XVIIIe Siècle" (Taine),
780; "La Terre du Passé" (A. le Braz), 40; "La
Vie de Marianne" (Marivaux), 654; "Le Lis
du Golfe de Santa Restituta'

(Lamartine),

594; "Les Rois en Exil" (A. Daudet), 244;

Letter of W. von Humboldt, 102; Silius Itali-

cus (Ribbeck's "Geschichte, der Römischen

Dichtung"), 728; "University Sketches" (J. H.

Newman), 382.

Prize Competitions-40, 102, 170, 244, 292, 382, 460,

532, 594, 654, 728, 780.

Professional Classes Aid Council, 753.

Psychoanalysis 117; Freudian, 751; misuse, 420.

Psychoanalysis and Education, by D. L. Tucker,

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. [A.], 281.

Psychology-27; experimental at Paris and Geneva,
214.

Public-school spirit, 632.

Punishment, Corporal and Otherwise, by J. L.
Paton [A.], 357.

Rawnsley, Canon, the late, educational work, 14.
Raymont, T., Continuation Schools: A Set-back

[A.), 341; The Older Children in London Ele-
mentary Schools [A.], 77; The Old Testament
in the School [A.], 769.

Reminiscences of an ex-Head Master (Rude Dona-
tus), 754.

Reviews and Minor Notices, 51, 95, 160, 232, 308,

395, 475, 522, 607, 672, 729, 794.

Rowland, S., English Literature in Schools [A.], 120.
Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of
Music, 143, 343; local examinations, 514.

Royal Institute of British Architects, 776.

"Rude Donatus," Reminiscences of an ex-Head

Master [A.], 754.

Russia, The British Committee for aiding Men of

Letters and Science in (Montagu of Beaulieu

and others) [C.], 84.

Russia, multiplication of figures, 520.

Russian Famine and the Schools, The, by J. L.
Paton [A.], 646.

S. E. W., The Fostering of Taste in Poetry [A.],
227.

Sadler, Sir M., on Leeds University problems, 448;
on private schools, 499.

ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY, 32, 80.

Salaries-Burnham reports, 269, 337, 419; Burnham

scales, 83, 117, 139, 150, 207, 419, 426, 522;

economy in, 570, 710; elementary-school teachers'

strike, 269; equal for men and women, 500;

maintenance of elementary standard scales, 693,

772; Mr. Fisher's letters re elementary schools,

75, 116; public-school masters', 337; primary

teachers', 38; scales fixed, 501; secondary

teachers', 11, 339; technical teachers', 556;

university teachers', 751; Welsh and Burnham

Scale, 92, 284.

Salaries for Froebelian Teachers (M. G. Ostle) [C.],

22.

Sandhurst and Woolwich, 81.

Scholarships, 77, 426; L.C.C. and Board of Educa-
tion, 157; Sophie Adelaide Turle Musical, 776;
Staffordshire's oral tests, 751.

School-as influencing war, 500; irregular attend-

ance, 376.

School buildings, 209, 703, 765.

School holidays-primary, 654; (J. E. Green) [C.], 20.

School war memorial, 20.

School-leaving age, 570, 710.

Schoolmaster, The Character of a, by G. H. C.

[A.], 142.

Schoolmasters Yearbook and Directory, The (The
Editors, S.Y.B.) [C.], 152.

Schools-central and higher standard, 91, 376; clos-
ing of small, 557; cost of small country, 13;
elementary, 77, 79; nursery, 631, 749; prímary,
special courses, 570; private, 338, 499; public,
prefect system, 632; secondary-accommodation,
424, fees and provision 505, preparatory depart-
ments 424, regulations 424, 426, 555, school
period 631, transferred 419; technical, 631.
Science "science for all" course, 637; teaching, 442;
for girls, 117.

Science Progress, 343.

Scotland-adult education, 712; Association of Edu-

cation Authorities, 452; bibliography of Scottish

history, 508; children's preference for subjects,

636; citizen lectureships, 762; classics teaching,

592; Dundee Congress, 452; economy in edu-

cation, 286, 508, 590, 758; Education Depart-

ment's report, 366; education in the Highlands,

232; education rate, 508; Educational Institute,

92, 158, 159, 285, 452, 454, 508, 650; Entrance

Board examination, 652; grants, 366, 508; in-

termediate schools, 231; Joint Council's con-

sideration of salary scales, 508; Latin position,

231; medical officers' congress, 285; musical

festivals, 454; parochial teachers, 760; primary

teachers, 286, rating commission, 232; school

accommodation, 366; salaries, 30, 508, 590;

secondary teachers, 285; Sir H. Mackinder on

the teacher as revolutionary, 368; superannu-

ation plebiscite, 285; teacher as revolutionary,

368; teachers' honorary degrees, 368; teachers'

supply, 231, 366; teaching Scottish languages,

712; training college salaries, 159; uncertifi-

cated Shetland teachers, 652; university

assessors, 760; university commission, 368;

university entrance, 231; university evening

classes, 159; university lecturers' salaries,

159; Universities Bill, 508, 762; village con-

certs, 712.

Scottish dialects, decadence, 93.

Scottish Socialist Teachers' Society, 93.

Seafarer's Education Service, 700.

Secondary education, progress, 139.

Secondary-school Buildings, Improvements in, by
A. E. Munby, M.A., F.R.I.B.A. [A.], 703, 765.

Secondary-school Teachers' Fund, war relief, 421.

Sedburgh School, 458.

Shakespearean performances, payment for children's

attendances, 208, 750.

Sheffield Education Committee, report, 209; Uni-

versity, 762.

Shera, F. H., M.A., Mus.M., Music for the Average

Boy [A.], 502.

Sherborne School for Girls, 458.

Simmons, Mr. A. T. [O.], 559; tribute, 670.

Sketch Map Geography (E. G. R. Taylor) [C.], 588.

Smith, T. A., New Wall Maps and School Atlases

[A.], 359.

Sociological Review, 143.

Southampton, Taunton's School, salary scale, 502.

Spain, Teachers' Guild Holiday Course, 144.

Spanish language, Liverpool University Summer

School, 568.

Spelling-investigations (Educational Institute, Scot-

land), 158, 451; reform, 637.

Sports day, school, 376.

Steppat, M., Chronology in the Study of Literature

[A.], 124.

Stewart, J. J., The New Continuation Schools [A.],

89.

Student teacher-position, 218; year, 426.

Style, The Development of, by F. A. Cavenagh

[A.], 210, 283.

Sudan, 148.

Summer time, effect on education, 752.

Superannuation schemes, 32, 75.

Swanley Horticultural College, 143.

Swansea University College, 231, 452, 710, 758.

Switzerland, experimental psychology, 214.

Teachers-advice to, 270; and Labour movement,
376; and local government, 12; and Upper
Standard Courses, 521; dissatisfaction, 522;
education and training, 753; ex-service men,
691; interchange, 212; overstrain, 521; super-
annuation, 32, 75, 521; supply, 218, 521, 681;
proportion of men and women, 654; training,
117, 693; uncertificated, 288, 572.

Teachers' Guild of Great Britain and Ireland, 116,
434; name changed to Education Guild, 707.
Telephone, inventor, 16.

Times, The, on bias in history teaching, 340.
Topics and Events, 18, 81, 143, 212, 273, 343, 434,
512, 568, 640, 700, 774.

Training colleges--and university control, 499; ex-
service men's, 708; unfair treatment, 634; ex-
students' appointments, 631; finance and future,
76, 339, 421.

Transvaal, 757.

Trinidad, 29.

Tucker, D. L., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Psychoanalysis

and Education [A.], 281.

United States-classical studies, 446; Columbia Uni-

versity, 82; Commissionership of Education and

Dr. Claxton, 707; continuation, 29; deaf chil-

dren's training, 650; education 216, by kinema

446; educational research fund, 276; Federal De-

partment of Education (Smith-Towner Bill), 29;

General Education Board, 214; Harvard's "Bul-

letins in Education," 446; Johns Hopkins and

Virginia Universities, 146, 276; Journal of Edu-

cational Method, 448; lighting classrooms, 650;

Michigan private schools, 707; National Museum,

519; politics and the school, 519; President

Butler on liberalism and religious education, 82;

research work, 214; salaries and pensions, 345;

speech training 278, improvement 146, summer

courses, 345; surveys of educational systems,

216; universal language, 29; university activities,

278; degrees, 520.

Universities-and adult education, 555; and secon-

dary education, 499; ex-service students, 631.

Universities and Schools-29, 92, 157, 230, 284, 362,

448, 508, 590, 650, 710, 757.

Universities Bureau of the British Empire, 91.

Universities of the Empire, Congress, 499.

Victoria League, 512.

Wales Aberystwyth University College of Wales,

590; advisory committees, 758; Board of Edu-

cation report, 650; bibliography of Welsh

history, 285; Burnham scales, 30, 158, 452, 510;

Central Welsh Board, 30, 230, 452, 508; ex-

aminations, 510; classical education, 92, 710; co-

optation, 710; Departmental Committee's report,

30, 230; Federation of Education Committees,

366; finance, 230, 362; Intermediate Examin-

ation, 158; music in schools, 284; National

Council of Education, 510, 650, 757; National

Eisteddfod, 590; National Museum, 230; reli-

gious instruction, 285; salaries, 92, 284, 452,

510, 712; secondary-school life 710, accommo-

dation 362; summer schools, 590; teachers'

training, 366; University Court, 29, 157, 450;

University of Wales 230, 284, 450, honorary

degrees 450; Welsh County Schools Associa-

tion, 362, 757; Welsh National School of Medi-

cine, 712.

War Memorial of the Textile Industries, 20.
War Records, Local (W. Beveridge and others)
[C.], 22.

Warwickshire, education rates, 339.

White, E. M., Civics in Continuation Schools [A.],

634; Modern Civics: its Connexions with Other

Subjects [A.], 229.

Wintringham, Mrs., M.P., 770.

Women and the University of Cambridge, by the
Rev. H. J. Chaytor [A], 696.

Women's Colleges in Oxford (Curzon of Kedleston

and others) [C.], 84.

Women's Engineering Society, 209.

Women's Holiday Fund (A. F. London and others)
[C.], 522.

Worcester, Burnham scale dispute, 633.
Worker, Mr. Clynes on self-education of, 213.
Workers' Educational Association, manifesto, 212.
Yorkshire West Riding, continuation schools, 13.

BIOGRAPHY.

Butler, The Harrow Life of Henry Montagu, D.D.

(E. Graham), 52.

Colston, Edward (Rev. Dr. H. J. Williams), 52.

Cosimo I, Duke of Florence (C. Booth), 311.

De Saussure, Life of Horace Benedict (Dr. D. W.

Freshfield), 236.

Hartlib, Samuel; a sketch of his Life and his

Relations to J. A. Comenius (Dr. G. H. Turn-

bull), 52.

Matthew Prior: a Study of his Public Career and
Correspondence (L. G. W. Legg), 731.
Newton, Life of Alfred (A. F. R. Wollaston), 674.
"Pioneers of Progress: Men of Science."-(1) John
Dalton (L. J. Neville-Polley); (2) The Copernicus
of Antiquity (Aristarchus of Samos) (Sir T.
Heath); (3) Kepler (W. W. Bryant), 406.

Saints and Heroes of the Western World (M. O.

Davis), 526.

Statesmen, Modern English: Five Studies (G. R. S.

Taylor), 95.

"Translations of Christian Literature."-Series II,

Latin Texts: The Life of Otto, Apostle of

Pomerania, 1060-1139 (Ebo and Herbordus), 616.

Verlaine, Paul (H. Nicolson), 730.

Victorian Worthies: Sixteen Biographies (G. H.

Blore), 95.

CANADA.

Education in Canada (F. B. Low), 100.

Occupations for Trained Women in Canada (A. V.

Massey), 100.

Openings for British Women in Canada (F. B.

Low), 100.

CLASSICS.

Acropolis Museum, Catalogue of the, Vol. II (S.
Casson), 523.

Ancient World, The: the Eastern Empires, Greece,
Rome (A. Malet), 309.

Catullus, Selections from (Dr. M. Macmillan), 234.

Greek Anthology, Notes on the (T. W. Lumb), 234.

Greek Prose Composition, with Digest of Greek

Idioms, Theory of Advanced, Part I (J. Dono-

van, S.J.), 396.

Greek Religion, Epilegomena to the Study of (Dr.

J. E. Harrison), 672.

Hellenic Heritage, Our (H. R. James), 568.

Homeric Greek (Prof. C. Pharr), 309.

Horace, The Odes of (translated by L. L. Shad-

well), 95.

Horace, The Odes of (translated into English verse)

(J. Finlayson), 672.

Latin Poetry, Some Masterpieces of (W. Stebbing),

52.

Lycophron, The Alexandra of (Prof. G. W. Mooney),

232.

Odyssey, The (translated by F. Caulfeild), 309.

P. Ovidi Nasonis Fastorum, Liber III (edited by C.

Bailey), 309.

"Pitt Press Series."-Homer: Iliad, Book XXI

(A. C. Price), 395.

Q. Horati Flacci Carminum, Liber Quintus (A. R.

Kipling et C. Graves), 234.

"Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis"-

Aristotelis Atheniensium Respublica (edited by

Sir F. G. Kenyon), 52.

Sophocles, The Oedipus Tyrannus of (translated by

J. T. Sheppard), 95.

Studies of a Great Inheritance, New (Prof. R. S.

Conway), 234.

"The

Clarendon Scries of Latin and

Authors."-(1) Sallust:

Greek

The Jugurthine War
(edited by Prof. H. E. Butler); (2) Caesar:
Books VI and VII of the Gallic War (edited by
R. W. Livingstone and C. E. Freeman), 523.

"The World's Classics."-The Poems of Virgil

(translated into English verse by J. Rhoades),

672.

Trojan War, Scenes from the (cdited by C. E.

Freeman), 730.

"Virgilian Studies"-The Sixth Book of the Aeneid

(II. E. Butler), 51.

"Pitman's Common Commodities and Industries

Series."-Telegraph, Telephony, and Wireless

(J. Poole), 240.

ECONOMICS.

EDUCATION.

Adolescent Girl, The Care of the (Dr. P. Blan-
chard), 729.

American Colleges and Universities in the Great
War, The, 1914-1919 (Dr. C. F. Thwing), 396.
American University, The; an Australian View

(Prof. E. R. Holme), 523.
Child, The Problem of the Nervous (E. Evans), 234.
Child Welfare from the Social Point of View (N.
Milnes), 52.

Children and Childhood (N. Niemeyer), 729.

Civilization, The Salvaging of (H. G. Wells), 475.

"Contributions to the History of Education."-(1)

Secondary Education in the Nineteenth Century

(Prof. R. L. Archer); (2) Pioneers of Modern

Education, 1600-1700 (Prof. J. W. Adamson),

607.

Dances for Schools, Fifty Figure and Character,
2 vols. (E. T. Bell), 672.

Diary, A Young Girl's (translated by E. and C.
Paul), 309.

Education, An Introduction to the Study of, Part I,
The Purpose of Education (Prof. A. Mackie),
396.

Education, Sociological Determination of Objectives
in (Prof. D. Snedden), 524.

Education, The History of Western (Dr. W. Boyd),
672.

Education, The Joy of (W. Platt), 96.

Education, The New (edited by L. H. Guest, M.C.),

96.

Education and World Citizenship (J. C. M. Gar-

nett, C.B.E.), 308.

Education in the Army (Col. Lord Gorell, C.B.E.,
M.C.), 308.

Educational Experiments in England (A. Woods), 96.

Elementary School Practice, Modern (Prof. G. E.

Freeland), 310.

Engineering, Opportunities in (C. M. Horton), 398.

Family, The Unrelated (A. V. G. Wright), 96.

French Language in England during Tudor and

Stuart Times, The Teaching and Cultivation of

the (K. Lambley), 160.

Industrial Education for Use in Teacher-Training

Classes, Principles and Methods of (W. H.

Dooley), 310.

Language-Study, The Principles of (H. E. Palmer),

524.

Mental Development and Education (Prof. M. V.

O'Shea), 608.

My Term Off (N. G. B. James), 524.

Newnham College, A Short History of (A. Gardner),

608.

Nursery School Education (edited by G. Owen), 52.
Occupations, A Guide to the Study of (F. J. Allen),
524.

Pédagogie Pratique (L. Poitrinal), 396.

"Philips' New Era Library."-The New Era in

Education (edited by E. Young), 234.

Reading, Silent, with Special Reference to Methods

for Developing Speed (Prof. J. A. O'Brien), 729.

Rhythm, Music, and Education (E. Jaques-Dalcroze),

234.

"Riverside Text-books in Education."-The Super-

vision of Instruction (Prof. H. W. Nutt), 396.

Schools, The Nation and the (J. A. H. Keith and

Prof. W. C. Bagley), 396.

Seven Ages of Childhood (E. L. Cabot), 792.

Sex, Sanity in (W. J. Fielding), 52.

Sports, The Book of School (edited by G. Jessop

and J. B. Salmond), 56.

Teacher. The Modern (A. W. Bain), 396.

"The Modern Educator's Library."-The Organiz-

ation and Curricula of Schools (Dr. W. G.

Sleight), 52.

American

"The Modern Teachers' Series."-The

Public School (Dr. R. L. Finney), 525.

"The Modern Teachers' Series."-The

Method of Teaching (Prof. J. A. Stevenson), 672.

Project

"The Social Service Library."-The Boy in Industry

and Leisure (Rev. R. R. Hyde), 396.

"The Social Service Library."-The Girl (K. C.

Dewar), 310.

"The Social Service Library."-The Mother and the

Infant (E. V. Eckhard), 396.

Universities and their Freedom (W. M. Childs), 608.

Universities of the Empire, 1921, The Yearbook of

the (edited by W. H. Dawson), 523.

Writing, History of the Art of (W. A. Mason), 310.

Young, Give me the (E. Holmes), 730.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.

Arnold Poetry Reader, The, 236.

Beowulf (R. W. Chambers), 792

"Blackie's English Classics."-Sir Lancelot du
Lake, King Cophetua, Gentle Herdsman, and
other Ballads, 236.

"Blackie's English Texts."- Thomas Deloney,
Thomas of Reading, and John Winchcombe, 56.
Books of New Ideas, The, No. 2, Reading, Writing,
Spelling, Language Training, 398.
"Cambridge Archæological and Ethnological Series."
-The Place-Names of Northumberland and

Durham (Prof. A. Mawer), 96.

Cambridge Magasine, The (Jan.-March, 1921), 152.

Children's Garland of Verse, The (G. Rhys), 793.

Composition, English: Progressive Exercises

(C. E. L. Hammond), 793.

Composition, The Pupil's Class-book of English,

Book V (E. J. S. Lay), 236.

Composition Books, The Kingsway Series of, I and

II (R. Finch), 793.

Dictionary of Modern English, An Etymological (E.

Weekley), 395.

Dramatic Reader, A, Books I, II, and III (A. R.

Headland and H. A. Treble), 731.

English, A Year's Work in (J. W. Marriott), 793.

English, Practice in (P. H. Reaney), 525.

English, The Sounds of Standard (T. Nicklin), 398.

English, The Teaching of (W. S. Tomkinson), 398.

English, The Use of, Part I (Dr. R. Wilson), 54.

English Anthology of Prose and Poetry, An (com-

piled by H. Newbolt), 730.

English Course for Everybody, An (S. P. B. Mais),

793.

English Exercises, Part II (J. H. Fowler), 793.

English for Commercial Students (H. W. Hough-

ton), 794.

English for the English (G. Sampson), 728.

English Literature, A Survey of, 1830-1880 (Prof. O.

Elton), 51.

English Prose and Verse (R. F. Patterson), 236.

Essays for

Intermediate Classes, Representative

Classical (F. F. Monk), 236.

"Golden Treasury Series."-Lyra Heroica (W. E.

Henley), 236; A Book of English Verse on

Infancy and Childhood (L. S. Wood), 793.

Ivanhoe (Sir W. Scott), 525.

Language, The Romance of (A. Chaplin), 54.

"Macmillan's American Pocket Classics."-(1) Scott's

Rob Roy (abridged) (edited by R. Musgrove);

(2) Reade's Cloister and the Hearth (abridged)

(edited by O. E. Hart); (3) Austen's Pride and

Prejudice (edited by J. W. Heermans), 398.

Manual of Modern Scots (W. Grant and J. M.

Dixon), 793.

"Methuen's English Classics."--(1) An Anthology of

Modern Verse (A. M.); (2) Elizabethan Lyrics

(D. Mavor); (3) The Merchant of Venice, Julius

Caesar (edited by G. H. Cowling); (4) Letters

from Constantinople (Lady M. W. Montagu);

(5) Pearl: A Fourteenth-century Poem (Dr.

G. G. Coulton), 609.

Mother Tongue, Teaching the (Dr. P. B. Ballard),

525.

"New Era Library."-Bookland (W. H. King), 609.

"Normal Tutorial Series."-Notes on Dickens's

Martin Chuzzlewit (G. M. Handley), 236.

"Our Mutual Friend," The Story of (C. M. Rice), 236.

"Oxford Edition."-Poems of William Edmon-

stoune Aytoun, 793.

"Pitt Press Series."-Edmund Burke (edited by W

Murison), 236.

Poetry, Modern American (L. Untermeyer), 794.

Poetry, The Realm of (S. J. Brown, S.J.), 793.

Reciter's Treasury, Twentieth Century (edited by

E. G. Pertwee). 240.

"Select English Classics."-Early English Lyrics;

Ballads; Robin Hood; Everyman (edited by A. T.

Quiller-Couch), 398.

Shakespeare: Hamlet (edited by an Examiner), 54.

Spelling of the King's English, The (J. Clarke),

398.

Story Primer, First (S. E. Gadsby), 398.

"The Clarendon Series of English Literature."-

(1) Charles Lamb: Prose and Poetry; (2) Words-

worth: Poetry and Prose, 525.

"The King's Treasuries of Literature."-(1) Selec-

tions from Wordsworth (edited by D. C. Somer.

veli); (2) The Ancient Mariner and Other Poems

and Prose of S. T. Coleridge (edited by W. B.

Henderson); (3) The Song of Hiawatha (H. W.

Longfellow, edited by E. Kimpton); (4) Selections

from Robert Burns (edited by J. H. Craig);

(5) The Third Chapter of Macaulay's History

(edited by S. A. Williams); (6) London in Liter-

ature (A. H. Headley); (7) The Wreck of the

"Golden Mary" and other Stories (C. Dickens);

(8) Unto this Last (J. Ruskin, edited by S.

Cunnington); (9) Some Animal Stories (C. D. G.

Roberts); (10) Birds in a Village (W. H. Hud-

son); (11) Selected English Essays (edited by

G. G. Loane); (12) Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress

(edited by M. A. Gilliland)-General editor, Sir

A. T. Quiller-Couch, 96.

"The Study of English."-A Course of English

Composition (S. E. Winbolt), 525; A Book of

English Prose (S. E. Winbolt), 793.

"The Works of Shakespeare."-The Two Gentle-
men of Verona, 609.

"The World's Classics."--English Prose, Vols. I

and II (W. Peacock), 525.

"The Year's Work in English Studies, 1919-20"
(edited by Sir S. Lee), 668.

Thousand and One Notes on "A New English
Dictionary," A (G. G. Loane), 794.

Verse, Junior Book of, Parts I-III (edited by W. J.
Glover), 998.

Verse, Public School: an Anthology, Vol. II:

1920-1, 794.

Verse, The Golden Books of English, Books I and
II (F. Jones), 603.

Wild, The Boys' and Girls' Book of the (F. St.

Mars), 525.

Writer's Art, by Those who have Practised it, The

(Prof. R. W. Brown), 609.

FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.

"Cambridge Plain Texts."-Méditations (Lamartine),

Carmosine (A. de Musset), Ménagerie Intime

(Gautier), Oraison Funèbre (Bossuet), Histoire

de mes Bêtes (Dumas), 162.

Chansons Animées (H. Régnier and M. Bouchor),

162.

Part II

Français, Le: a Practical French Course.

(M. Ceppi and L. J. Jones), 402.

Français pour Tous, Le (N. Dubrule), 792.

French Book, Junior (J. L. Théodore-Getz), 402.

French Composition, Intermediate Text-book

(Prof. T. B. Rudmose-Brown), 402.

French Historical Passages (1789 to 1870) (E. A.

Peers), 402.

French Prose Composition, Introduction to (A. R.

Florian), 792.

Frères de Guerre (Mme D. Aubert), 402.

"Harrap's Bilingual Series."-French-English: Les

Idiots (J. Conrad), 162; Tres Cuentos (G. A.

Becquer), 402.

"Harrap's Modern Language Series."-Dix Contes

(F. Coppée), Contes Choisis de Guy de Mau-

passant, 162; La Classe en Français (Prof. E.

Gouris), 792.

Le Grand Meaulnes, Part I (A. Fournier), 162.

Manque de Munitions (A. Dumas Père), 402.

"Modern Language Texts."-La Galerie du Palais

(P. Corneille), 102.

Molière (A. Tilley), 480.

"Oxford French Plain Texts."-Le P. C. des Quatre-

Cheminées (L. Gillet), Le Fort de Vaux: Ex-

traits du Journal du Lieutenant-Colonel Raynal,

De Paris à Bruxelles en Diligence (T. Gautier),

163.

Phonetics, How to Teach French (G. C. Bateman

and J. E. Thornton), 792.

Primary French (R. M. Jack and J. McPhee), 792.

Prose et Poésies (A. de Vigny), 402.

Rabelais Readings Selected (W. F. Smith), 162.

Roman Français durant l'Epoque Classique, Le (P.

Morillot), 672.

Un Peu de Rire français (G. Noel-Armfield and Dr.

L. M. Brandin), 402.

GEOGRAPHY.

"A Historical Geography of the British Dependen.
cies."-Vol. VII, India; Part II, History under
the Government of the Crown (P. E. Roberts),
910.

Aftermath:

a Geographical Study of the Peace
Terms (Dr. M. I. Newbigin), 56.
"Arnold's Modern Geographies."-IV, Asia (A. A.
Davey), 400.

Atlas, Bacon's Physical, The Map and its Story, 477.

Atlas, McDougall's School, 477.

Atlas, Nelson's School: Regional, Political, Indus-

trial, 734.

Atlas, Philips' Junior Historical, 674.

Atlas, Philips' Senior School, 98.

"Blackie's New Systematic Geographies, Regionally
Treated," Books I-V (D. Frew), 734.

British Empire, A Regional Geography of the (ex-
cluding the British Isles) (T. W. F. Parkinson),
398.

British Empire, Victoria League Booklets, 568.
"Cambridge County Geographies."-England: Lei-

cestershire (G. N. Pingriff), 310; (1) The West
Riding of Yorkshire (B. Hobson); (2) Scotland:
Kincardineshire (late G. H. Kinnear), 734.

"Cambridge Geographical Readers."-IV, Western

Europe and the Mediterranean Region, 525.

Cambridge Geographical Text-books, Junior (A. R.

Chart-Leigh), 732.

Collins's "Reason Why"

Geography: Europe

(T. W. F. Parkinson), 398.

Educational Geography for Schools and Colleges,

The (J. Logan), 784.

Geography, A Graded Course of (E. S. Price), 734.

Geography, A Sketch-Map (E. G. R. Taylor), 477,

588.

Geography, First Lessons in (E. Marsden and T. A.

Smith), 311.

Geography, The Principles of (T. W. F. Parkinson),

398.

Geography, The Progress to (edited by Dr. R. Wil-

son), 98.

Geography, The Teaching of (M. E. and F. K.

Branom), 734.

Geography for Junior Classes (E. Marsden and

T. A. Smith), 236.

Geography of the British Isles, A Human (L. B.

Cundall), 162.

Geography of the Homeland (R. J. Finch), 98.

Geography of the World War and the Peace

Treaties, The (Dr. F. M. McMurry), 56.

Historical Geography of Britain and the British

Empire, Book II (T. Franklin), 56.

In Many Lands (S. Gibson), 734.

Map of Europe, Bacon's Excelsior, 477.

Map Reading (G. H. C. Dale), 400.

Maps: their History, Characteristics, and Uses

(Sir H. G. Fordham), 525.

"New Era Library."-The Gateways of Commerce

(J. Fairgrieve and E. Young), 310.

North England: An Economic Geography (L. R.

Jones), 734.

Northumbria, Highways and Byways in (P. A.

Graham), 98.

"Pitman's Economic Library."-The Principles of

Economic Geography (Dr. R. N. R. Brown), 162.

Practical Map Exercises in Geography: Eastern

and Western Hemispheres (W. W. Atwood and

others), 734.

Practical Map Exercises in Medieval and Modern

European History (M. C. Bishop and E. K.

Robinson), 734.

Products of the Empire (J. C. Cunningham), 310.

The Broad Outlook: A Physical Geography (J. H.

Fuidge), 736.

"The 'Citizen of the World' Geographies."-Europe

of To-day (Dr. J. F. Unstead), 477.

"The Human Geographies."-Primary Series, Book

VI, Europe and Britain (J. Fairgrieve and E.

Young), 734.

"The New Regional Geographies."-A Regional

Geography of the World (L. Brooks), 734.

"The Wonderland Geographies."-Vol. I, From

Mountain to Sea; Vol. II, In Yonder Lands

E. G. R. Taylor), 525.

"The World of To-day."-The Treaty Settlement
of Europe (Prof. H. J. Fleure), 734.

Weather, Simple Lessons on the (E. Stenhouse), 477.

GERMAN.

"Dent's Modern Language Series."-A Rapid Ger-

man Course (W. Ripman), 730.

Heine's Das Buch der Lieder (edited by Dr. Lees), 56.

HISTORY.

American History and Government (M. P. An-

drews), 610.

Ancient History, The Beginners': from Earliest
Times to about A.D. 1000 (J. B. Newman), 528.

Antioch, A Short History of, 300 B.c. to A.D. 1268

(E. S. Bouchier), 612.

British Colonies, A History of the (H. L. Jones and

C. Sherratt), 612.

British Diplomacy, 1813-15 (edited by C. K. Web-

ster), 798.

British Empire, The (J. P. Bulkeley), 477.

Collected Papers: Historical, Literary, Travel, and

Miscellaneous, Vols. I and II (Sir A. W. Ward),

478.

"Continuation Manuals."-(1) A Social and Indus-

trial History of England: Before the Industrial

Revolution (M. D. Harris); (2) The Industrial

State (M. D. Stocks); A Social and Industrial

History of England: Modern Times (E. Wel-

bourne), 526.

Economic Development of France and Germany,

The, 1815-1914 (Dr. J. H. Clapham), 402.

Economic History of England, A School: I, From

the Conquest to the Middle of the Eighteenth

Century (C. M. Waters), 162.

England and the Empire, Book I (E. Stevenson),

Books II-IV (E. M. Field), 164.

England in Transition, 1789-1892: A Study of Move-

ments (Dr. W. L. Mathieson), 612.

England is Governed, How (Rt. Hon. C. F. G.
Masterman), 477.

English Local Government, An Outline of (Prof. E.

Jenks), 732.

English Social History from Contemporary Liter-

ature, Readings in, Vol. III, 1485-1603 (edited

by R. B. Morgan), 732.

Europe, The Making of (W. H. Barker and Dr. W.

Rees), 56.

Europe and Beyond (J. A. R. Marriott), 732.

European History, Outlines of. Part I (C. L.

Thomson); Part II (A. D. Greenwood), 796.

European History, Study Manual of (Members of

History Dept., Chicago University), 162.

France, Government and Politics of (Prof. E. McC.

Sait), 400.

France, The Child's Book of (S. Dark), 796.

Great Britain in the Latest Age (A. S. Turberville

and F. A. Howe), 311.

Greek Renaissance, The (P. N. Ure), 798.

Hellenic Heritage, Our, Vol. I (Parts 1 and 2)

(H. R. James), 732.

"Helps for Students of History."-(1) Select Ex-

tracts illustrating Sports and Pastimes in the

Middle Ages (E. L. Guilford); (2) Knights of

Malta, 1523-1798 (R. Cohen); (3) Ireland, 1494-

1829 (R. H. Murray), 238.

Historical Works of Sir Francis Palgrave, K.H.,

The Collected, Vols. III and IV, The History

of Normandy and of England (edited by Sir

R. H. I. Palgrave, F.R.S.), 400.

History, Movements in European (L. H. Davison),

402.

History in Junior and Senior High Schools, The

Teaching of (Prof. R. M. Tryon), 730.

History of Britain, A Short Social and Political

(R. L. Mackie), 732.

History of England, A, William III to Waterloo
(C. E. Robinson), 477.

History of England and Greater Britain, A Shorter
(Prof. A. L. Cross), 400.

History of England to the end of the Great War,
The Beginner's (E. W. Miller), 674.

History of Great Britain, A New (R. B. Mowat),
238, 732.

History of Scotland, A Short (Prof. C. S. Terry),
673.

History of Scotland from the Roman Evacuation to
the Disruption, The, 1843 (Prof. C. S. Terry),
528.

History of the British Empire (C. S. S. Higham),
402.

History of the Chartist Movement, The (J. West), 56.
History of the Great War (for Young People), A
Short (T. O. Hodges), 674.

History of the Great War, A. Vol. I, From the

Outbreak to the Battle of Neuve Chapelle (J.

Buchan), 800.

History the Teacher (F. J. Gould), 478.

Indian History (1818-1858), a Source-Book of: The

last Days of the Company (G. Anderson and

M. Sudebar), 798.

Industrial History of England, An Introduction t

the (Dr. A. P. Usher), 400.

Latin Orient, Essays on the (W. Miller), 796.

London's Story (C. Mullins), 164.

"Macmillan's Life and Work Series."-A Brief

Sketch of Social and Industrial History (E.

Cressy), 162.

Magic Pictures of the Long Ago (A. C. Chandler),

526.

Medieval City, Life in a (E. Benson), 238.

Medieval Contributions to Modern Civilization (edited

by Prof. F. J. C. Hearnshaw), 528.

Medieval Heresy and the Inquisition (A. S. Turber-

ville), 400.

Modern History from about A.D. 1000, The Begin

ner's (J. B. Newman), 612.

"New Era Library."-England in Her Days of

Peace (E. Doorly), 477.

"New Era Library."-Wealth and Work (G. W.

Gough), 236.

"Normal Tutorial Series."-The Normal History of

Europe, 1815-1914 (V. A. Allemandy), 164.

Paston Letters as transcribed by Sir John Fenn,

Selections from the (edited by A. D. Greenwood),

238.

Piers Plowman Social and Economic Histories, The,

Book III (M. Niemeyer), Book V (E. H.

Spalding), 311, Book VI (E. H. Spalding),

796.

Pisa, A History of: Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries

(W. Heywood), 612.

Political Science, Principles of (R. N. Gilchrist),

798.

Readings in English Social History, from Contem-
porary Literature, Vols. I and II (edited by
R. B. Morgan), 311.

Roman Empire, The Tradition of the (C. H. St. L.

Russell), 311.

"Romance of British Industry Series."-Man and
Commerce (R. S. Bridge), 477.

Russia, A Short History of (Prof. A. R. Ephimenko),
98.

Social Life in England to 1500 (E. H. Davis), 526.
Stone Age in Northern Europe, The New (Prof.
J. M. Tyler), 526.

"The Bede Histories," Series III.-The History of
the People of England, Vol. I, 55 B.C. to
A.D. 1485 (A. D. Greenwood), 608.

"The Histories of English Industries."-The History

of the Woollen and Worsted Industries (E. Lip-

son), 526.

"The Royal School Series."-The New Age History

Readers, Book V, The Struggle for Liberty, 164.

"The Story of the English Towns."-(1) Pontefract;

(2) Harrogate and Knaresborough (J. S. Fletcher);

(3) St. Albans (W. Page), 56.

"The Story of Our Country."-(1) From Roman to

Tudor (E. L. Bryson); (2) Tudors and Stewarts

(J. S. Haig); (3) From the Revolution to Water-

loo (J. S. Haig); (4) From Great War to Great

War (E. L. Bryson), 526.

"The Story of the Nations."-Belgium (E. Cam-

maerts), 311.

"The Unity Series."-IV, The Evolution of World

Peace (edited by F. S. Marvin), 612.

War in Italy, The, 1494-1529 (F. L. Taylor), 238.

World History, A Short (E. M. Wilmot-Buxton), 528.

ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.

"Cambridge Plain Texts."-(1) Mazzini: Fede e

Avvenire; (2) Leopardi : Pensieri; (3) Alfieri: La

Virtù Sconosciuta; (4) Gasparo Gozzi: La Gaz-

zetta Veneta; (5) Rosmini: Cinque Piaghe, 730.

"Early Italian Literature."--Vol. II, The Dawn of

Italian Prose (D. E. Grillo), 238.

Giuseppe Parini: Il Giorno (edited by A. F. John-

son), 793.

Goldoni e le sue Sèdici Commèdie Nuove (P. Fer-

rari), 238.

"Oxford Italian Series."-Two Essays (F. de Sane
tis), 238.

"The University of Chicago Italian Series."-Farina

Fra le Corde d'un Contrabasso (edited by E.

Schobinger and Dr. E. Preston), 730.

MATHEMATICS.

Algebra, Elementary (C. O. Tuckey), 796.
Algebrais Curves, Plane (Prof. H. Hilton), 478.
Analysis, An Introduction to Combinatory (Major
P. A. MacMahon), 164.

"Bell's Mathematical Series."-A First Course in

Nomography (Dr. S. Brodetsky), 164; Ad-

vanced Section: A First Course in Statistics

(D. C. Jones), 610; Elementary Vector Analysis

(C. E. Weatherburn), 478.

"Bell's Mathematical Series for Schools and Col-

leges."-A First Course in the Calculus, Part

II (Prof. W. P. Milne and G. J. B. Westcott),

312; Co-ordinate Geometry (Plane and Solid)

for Beginners (R. C. Fawdry), 478.

Calculus, Elementary (Prof. W. F. Osgood), 480.

"Cambridge Mathematical Series."-Elementary Al-

gebra, Part II (C. V. Durell and R.

Wright), 610; Geometry, A Concise (C. V.

Durell), 795.

Dynamics, Elementary (J. W. Landon), 311.
"Euclides Vindicatus" (G. Saccheri), 240.

Exponentials Made Easy; or, The Story of "Epsilon"
(M. E. J. G. de Bray), 610.

Geometry, A School (B. A. Howard and J. A. Bing-

ham), 312.

Geometry, Solid (J. W. Henson), 312.

Geometry, The Elements of Plane (Dr. C. Davison),

240.

Integral Calculus, A Treatise on, Vol. I (J. Ed-
wards), 795.

Leibniz, The Early Mathematical Manuscripts of
(C. J. Gerhardt), 240.

"Longman's Modern Mathematical Series."-Ex-
amples in Differential and Integral Calculus
(late C. S. Jackson), 796.

Mathematical Problems (H. E. F. Roberts and T.
Hickson), 312.

Mathematics, Textile, Parts I and II (T. Wood-
house and A. Brand), 478.

Mathematics, Vocational (W. H. Dooley), 478.
Mathematics for Technical Students, A Second

Course in (P. J. Haler and A. H. Stuart), 238;
Junior Course (S. N. Forrest), 478.

Mechanics, Higher (Dr. H. Lamb), 98.
Mechanics, The Laws of (S. H. Stelfox), 312.
Mechanics, Theoretical: an Introductory Treatise on

the Principles of Dynamics with Applications
and numerous Examples (Prof. A. E. H. Love),
732.

Perspective: the Old and the New Method (A. S.
Percival), 478.

Statistical Methods, Readings and Problems in (H.
Secrist), 796.

"The New Teaching Series."-Pure Mathematics for

Engineers (S. B. Gates), 164.

Theory of Functions of a Real Variable and the

Theory of Fourier's Series, The (E. W. Hob-

son), 796.

"International Psycho-Analytical Library."-No. I,

Addresses on Psychoanalysis (Prof. J. J. Put-

nam), 609.

Measure Your Mind (F. P. Stockbridge and M. R.

Trabue), 309.

Mental Training and Mental Efficiency (F. H. Hay-

ward), 476.

Moral Values: a Study of the Principles of Conduct

(Prof. W. G. Everett), 234.

Mysticism, Freudianism, and Scientific Psychology

(Prof. K. Dunlap), 234.

Psychanalysis in the Classroom (G. H. Green), 476.

Psycho-analysis and Behaviour (A. Tridon), 309.

Psycho-analysis: its History, Theory, and Practice

(A. Tridon), 52.

Psychology, Child (V. Rasmussen), 96, 524.

Psychology and Psychotherapy (Dr. W. Brown), 396.

Psychology of Nervous Ailments, The (J. Ralph), 309.

Psychology of Phantasy, Collected Essays on the

(Dr. C. E. Long), 96.

Science of Ourselves, The (Sir B. Fuller), 310.

Testing School Children, Methods and Results of

(E. Dewey, E. Child, B. Ruml), 729.

"The Cambridge Medical Series."-Instinct and the

Unconscious (Dr. W. H. R. Rivers), 58.

"The Cambridge Psychological Library."-The Es-

sentials of Mental Measurement (Dr. W. Brown

and Prof. G. H. Thomson), 476.

RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE.

Bible and Modern Thought, The (Rev. J. R. Cohu),

404.

Bible History (Old and New Testament) for the

Use of Catholic Students, A Shorter (Rev. C.

Hart), 674.

"Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought."

-The Lollard Bible, and other Medieval Bibli-

cal Versions (M. Deanesly), 480.

Child's Knowledge of God, The (Rev. T. Grigg

Smith), 480.

Dictionary of the Vulgate New Testament (Dr. J. M.

Harden), 616.

Gospels as Historical Documents, The, Part III,

The Fourth Gospel (Prof. V. H. Stanton), 404.

"Great Leaders Series."-The Heroes of Early Israel

(Prof. I. F. Wood), 404.

Korân, The (translated by G. Sale), 616.

"Nelson's Graded Bible Readers."-The Text of the

Authorized Version Revised for Use in Schools,

Books I and II (Rev. Prof. G. Milligan and

others), 616.

Religious Teaching, Present-Day Problems in (H.

Lee), 404.

SCIENCE.

Age of Power, The (J. Riley), 732.

Bird Life, Territory in (H. E. Howard), 404.

Birds of the Countryside, Some (H. J. Massingham),

530.

Botany for Medical and Pharmaceutical Students, A

(Prof. J. Small), 480.

Botany for Universities

and Colleges, General

(Prof. H. D. Densmore), 58.

"Cambridge Botanical Handbooks."-Lichens (A. L.

Smith), 731.

"Cambridge Geological Series."-The Study of Geo-

logical Maps (Dr. G. L. Elles), 482.

Chemical Formulæ, Cards for (Mrs. Partington), 240.

Chemistry, A Junior Inorganic (R. H. Spear), 242.

Chemistry, A Text-book of Practical (G. F. Hood

and J. A. Carpenter), 314.

Chemistry, Biological (H. E. Roaf), 795.

Chemistry, Intermediate Text-book of (A. S. Smith),

242.

Chemistry, Practical Biological (Prof. G. Bertrand

and P. Thomas), 242.

Chemistry for Medical, Intermediate Science, and

Pharmaceutical Students, Organic (Dr. A. K.

Macbeth), 164.

Chemistry for University Students, A Text-book of

Inorganic (Prof. J. R. Partington), 240.

Chemistry of Crop Production, The (Prof. T. B.

Wood), 100.

Crystallography (J. B. Jordan), 313.

Electrical Engineering, Rudiments of (P. Kemp), 100.

Electricity and Magnetism, The Mathematical Theory

of (J. H. Jeans), 528.

"First Books of Science."-A First Book of General

Science (A. T. Simmons and A. J. V. Gale),

794; A First Book of Home Science (J. Hart-

Smith and E. M. Hart-Smith), 482.

Flowers in their Natural Haunts, British Wild,

Vols. I and II (A. R. Horwood), 313; Vols.
V and VI (A. R. Horwood), 404.
Freshwater Fishes and how to Identify them (Dr.
S. C. and W. B. Johnson), 732.
Gases, The Dynamical Theory of (Dr. J. H. Jeans),

609.

High Frequency Apparatus (T. S. Curtis), 794.
Hygiene for Health Visitors, School Nurses, and
Social Workers (Dr. C. W. Hutt), 674.
Insect Life (C. A. Ealand), 313.
Intermediate Science, Problems in (F. R. Pearson),
794.

Laboratories: Their Planning and Fittings (A. E.
Munby), 610.

Life in Relation to Modern Physical Theory, The
Mechanism of (J. Johnstone), 795.

Living Things, Studies of (O. H. Latter), 240.
Natural History of South Africa, The: Mammals,
Vols. III and IV (F. W. Fitzsimmons), 404.

Natural Science, Elements of (W. B. Smith), 794.

Natural Study, Visual (A. Nightingale), 794.

Nature, A Philosopher with (B. Kidd), 674.

Nature all the Year Round (Prof. J. A. Thomson),

480.

"Nature Lover's Series."-Aspects of Plant Life (R.

LI. Praeger), 530.

"New Era Library."-Countryside Rambles (W. S.

Furneaux), 480.

"New World Series."-Zoology (Prof. T. D. A.

Cockerell), 313.

Physics, An Outline of (L. Southerns), 100.

Physics, Laboratory Projects in (F. F. Good), 530.

Physics: The Elements (Dr. N. R. Campbell), 313.

"Pitman's Technical Primer Series,"-First Prin-

ciples of the Electrical Transmission of Energy

(W. M. Thornton), 795.

Plant Biochemistry, Practical (M. W. Onslow), 58.
Plant Biology, A Text-book of (Prof. W. N. Jones
and Dr. M. C. Rayner), 313.

Plants, An Introduction to the Structure and Repro

duction of (Prof. F. E. Fritch and Dr. E. J.

Salisbury), 313.

Plants, The Nature Study of (T. A. Dymes), 100.

Plants, Water (Dr. A. Arber), 98.

Rainfall of the British Isles, The (M. de C. S.

Salter), 795.

Relativity and the Universe (Dr. H. Schmidt), 794.

Relativity, The Reign of (Viscount Haldane), 530.

Science, A First Course in General (F. D. Barber

and others), 242.

Science, Some Aims and Aspirations of: From a

Modern University (Prof. A. Smithells), 608.

Science, The Unity of (Prof. J. Hjort, F.R.S.), 476.

Science for Supplementary and Intermediate Classes,

Experimental (J. Phillips), 58.

room."

"Science Handbooks for Laboratory and Class-

Elementary Physics: First Year's

Course (W. Cameron), 794.

Scientific Papers, Vol. VI, 1911-1919 (J. W. Strutt,.
Baron Rayleigh), 164.
Scientific Papers of Bertram Hopkinson, C.M.G.,
M.A., F.R.S. (Sir J. A. Ewing and Sir J. Lar
mor), 406.
Scientific Papers of the Honourable Henry Caven.
dish, F.R.S., The, Vol. I, The Electrical Re
searches (edited by Prof. J. C. Maxwell, F.R.S.);
Vol. II, Chemical and Dynamical (edited by Sir
E. Thorpe, F.R.S.), 523.

Sky, Splendours of the (I. M. Lewis), 58.
"Social Science Text-books."-Applied Eugenics (P..
Popenoe and R. H. Johnson), 168.

Sound, The World of (Sir W. Bragg), 164.
Teacher's Companion to "Studies of Living Things"
(O. H. Latter), 240.

Telegraphy and Telephony, Wireless (L. B. Turner),
313.

Textile Mechanics (T. Woodhouse and A. Brand),
802.

"The Wayside and Woodland Series."-The Birds of

the British Isles and their Eggs (T. A. Coward),

58.

Time and Space, The Absolute Relations of (Dr.

A. A. Robb), 528.

Trees, and How to Know Them, Wayside (F. Rob

son), 404.

Wild Creatures of Garden and Hedgerow (F. Pitt),

58.

"Wonders of Animal Life."-(1) Animal Friends;

(2) Animal Life in the British Isles; (3) Bird
Land; (4) Animal Life in the New World;
(5) Animal Life in Africa; (6) Animal Life in
the East (F. M. and L. T. Duncan), 58.

Zoology for Medical Students (Prof. J. G. Kerr).

795.

Zoology for Medical Students, An Introduction to
(Prof. C. H. O'Donoghue), 404.

SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.

Ballads, Spanish (chosen by G. Le Strange), 100.

Dictionary, A Spanish Commercial (R. Lusum), 100.

"Harrap's Modern Language Series."-Extracts for

Spanish Prose Translation (edited by E. A.

Pears), 792.

"Heath's Modern Language Series."-La Mariposa

Blanca (D. J. S. Y Carrasco), 792.

Idioms for Advanced Students, Spanish Notes and,