Bush fires, [333]

Central Australia, [332], [333]
Constitution Alteration Bills, [331]
Crimes Bill, [331]

Customs Tariff amendments, [331]-
[332]; British preferential rate, [332]
Defence problems, [332]

Development and Immigration Com-
missions, [332]

Federal Parliament, [330]

Financial, [330]; federal and state re-
lations, [333]-[334]
Immigration, [332], [333]
Immigration Act (1925), [331]
Immigration Commission, [332]
Naval defence problems, [332]

Nationalist coalition, [335]

State Governors question: attitude
in, [334]

War Loan conversion, [330]
WESTERN AUSTRALIA:

Financial problems, [335]-[336]
Subsidy, [335]

AUSTRIA, [179]

Arlberg Railway electrification, [183]
Austro-German union project, [180]
Central Austrian Savings Bank, [182]
Commercial treaties, [180]
Czechoslovakia: rapprochement with,
[151]; commercial treaty, [181]
Economic difficulties, [182]
Education question, [181]

Financial position, [141], [179], [180]
Financial scandals, [182]-[183]

League of Nations control removed,
[179]-[180], [182]

League of Nations loan, [179], [183]
National Bank advisership, [180]
Ramek Cabinet resigns, [182], [183]
Seipel Coalition Cabinet, [183]
State employees claims agitation, [182],
[183]
Tariff, [180]

BALDWIN, Rt. Hon. Stanley:

Coal dispute, [32], [37]-[38], [40], [52],
[53], [56], [57], [59], [60], [68]-[69],
[70]-[71], [76], [78], [90], [92], [94],
[101], [106], [108]-[109], [110], [111],
[120], [123]; account of the negotia-
tions, [48], [108]; communication
to America, [94]; attitude in Labour
motion of censure, [131]; criticism
of miners' leaders, [131]

Coal Report, [34], [35], [69], [70]-[71],
[75], [76], [92]

Coal subsidy, [35], [48], [90], [92], [94]
Conservative Party leadership, [6]
Easter Session business, [22]

Economy policy, [3]

Eight Hours' Bill, [70], [72], [75]

General Strike, [40], [48], [50]-[51], [52],

[53]-[54], [112], [123]; on moral of,
[70]

Germany and League membership,
[19]-[20], [22]

Guildhall speech, [123]-[124]

House of Lords Reform, [87]
Imperial Conference address, [116]
Imperial Defence organisation, [13],
[14]-[15]

Labour attacks on, [75]

National Union of Conservative As-
sociations speech, [3]

"On England, and Other Addresses,"
by, 20

Otherwise mentioned, [9], [97], [99],
[106], [137]

Re-election of Ministers Act, [12]

Scarborough speech, [111]-[113]
Scottish Housing, [8]

Stirling speech, [8]

Trade unionism, [70], [112]

Unemployment Grants Circular, [11]

BALFOUR, Betty (Cinema), 71
BALFOUR, Earl of, [69], [73], [118]
BALFOUR Note, the, [23], [82], [83]
BALKAN Pact, [214]

BALL, W. W. Rouse: bequests to Cam-
bridge University, 6
BALUCHISTAN:

slavery abolished in

Kalat State, [263]

BANCROFT, Sir Squire, Obit., 130

BANK of England: nationalisation, Mr.
Maxton's Bill, [25]; discount rate, 80
BANKING, Retrospect, 79-83

BANKRUPTCIES and failures, 78

BANQUE de France, [156], [159]

BARDSLEY, Rt. Rev. C. C. B., 11

BARING, M., "Daphne Adeane," 27

BARMAN, C., "The Bridge," 23-24

BARNARD, Mr. (Burma Frontier Service),
[262]

BARNES, T. A., " An African Eldorado," 23
BARRETT, Field-Marshal Sir Arthur

Arnold, Obit., 154
BARRYMORE, John (Cinema), 72
BATESON, Dr. William, Obit., 120
BAUER (Chamber Music), 74

BAVARIA : differences with German
Central Government, [175]; campaign
against the "Finance Pact," [175]
BAX, Ernest Belfort, Obit., 158
BEACHCROFT, Sir Richard Melvill, Obit.,
117

BEASLAI, P. "Michael Collins and the
Making of a New Ireland," 14

BEAUCLERK, H.,

Pavilion," 29, 48

"The Green Lacquer

BECHUANALAND, [284]

BEEBE, W., "The Arcturus Adventure,"
22-23

BEERBOHM, Max, 24; "Observations," 24
BEET sugar subsidy, [10], [43], [44]
BELFAST Corporation housing sensation,
[145]

BELFAST Water Commission, [145]
BELGIAN CONGO, [285]

Aerial postal service, [285]

Income tax, [285]

Loan, [285]

Native Policy, [285]

Portuguese-Belgian Conference, [285]

Public works, [285]

Railway work, [285]

BELGIUM, [220]

American debt, [223]-[224]

Belga, new denomination, [223]; 76
Budget, [223]

China, conflict with, [224]-[225]

Treaty of 1865 with China, question
of, [224]

Colonial policy, [285]

Colonies, ministry of, [223]

Congo flight, [285]

Economic and financial

[222]-[223]

measures,

Emergency powers, [222]-[223]

Financial and political crisis, [221]

Floating debt, [222], [223]

Foreign Commerce: National Com-
mittee, [223]

BELGIUM, cont.

German offer to repurchase Eupen and
Malmédy, [224]

Gold standard; return to, [223]; 76,
83

Holland, relations with, [223]

Jaspar Cabinet, [222]; economic and
financial measures of, [222]
King Albert, [221]-[222]

L.N. Permanent Ct. Inter. Justice,
[223]

League of Public Welfare, [220]
Loan, stabilisat on, [223]; 82
Locarno Treaty ratified, [223]
Military reforms, [220]
Monetary problem, [220]
Monometallism in, [223]
National Bank, [223]

Portuguese Belgian Conference, [285]
Poullet Government resigns, [221]
Railways exploitation scheme, [222]
Socialists' policy in, [220], [222]
Stabilisation of the franc, [223]
Stabilisation plan of M. Janssen, [220]
[221]

Trade balance, [223]

Treaties sanctioned or ratified, [223]
BELL, Edward, Obit., 156

BELL, Sir Francis (N.Z.), [337]
BELL, Gertrude, Obit., 142
BELLOC, Hilaire, "Short Talks with the
Dead and Others," 25; "The High-
way and its Vehicles," 22; on Wells,
H. G., "Outline of History," 20
BENACRE Hall destroyed by fire, 2
BENES, Dr., Czech Foreign Minister,

[181], [192], [193], [194]; on Hun-
garian bank note forgeries, [194]; re-
elected to L.N. Council, [195]; Vienna
visit, [181], [194]

BENNETT, Arnold, "Lord Raingo," 27;
"Riceyman Steps," 68
"BENSON, A. C.: The Diary of," ed.
Mrs. Percy Lubbock, 18
BENSON, Stella, "Good-bye Stranger," 29
BENTINCK, Lord Henry, [5]

BERENGER, M. (French Ambassador to
United States), [154], [155], [294]
BERGE, Abraham, ex-Premier (Norway),
[244], [245], [246]
BERNARDES, Dr. (Brazil), [316]

BERRY, H., Seymour: peerage conferred
on, 6

BESANT, Mrs. Annie, "India, Bond or
Free?" 20

BESSARABIA, [202]

BEST, Miss Agnes: National Gallery
bequest, 66

BEST, Edna (Drama), 68

BETHLEN, Count, Hungarian Premier,

[196], [197], [198], [199], [200]

BETTING tax, [45], [47], [64], [84]; 10,

78, 90; Administration, 9
BEVIN, Mr., [53], [103], [114]

BEYERS, Mr. (S. Africa: Minister of
Mines), [260], [280]

BHOPAL, Begum of: visits London, [259];
succession question settled, [259]

of View," 26; "The Painted Swan," 26
BIGLAND, Percy, Obit., 129
BILGRAMI, Saiyid Husain, Obit., 138
BINYON, Laurence, ed. 66

Engraved
Designs of William Blake," 24; The
Letters of Maurice Hewlett," 18
BIOLOGICAL Sciences: Retrospect, 51-57
BIOLOGY, Quarterly Review of, 14
BIRCH, Mr. S. J. Lamorna, A.R.A., 4
BIRCH's shop front, 2

BIRKENHEAD, Earl of: on Soviet Govt.,
[73]; on Government attitude to trade
unions, [73]; and convictions under
Emergency Regulations, [132]; on
Indian unrest, [258]; "Famous Trials
of History," 19; "Fourteen English
Judges," 15

BIRTHDAY Honours List, 6
BLACKBURN Diocese, 11

BLADES, Alderman Sir Rowland, M.P.,
Lord Mayor of London, 9

BLAKE, G., "Young Malcolm,” 27-28
BLANCHARD, F. T., "Fielding the
Novelist," 15

BLYTH, Lord, house of, at Stansted
burnt down, 7

BLYTHE, Mr., Irish Free State Budget,
[147]

BOARD of Education, [85]

BOARD of Guardians (Default) Act, 90
BOILERMAKERS' Society, The, [23]
BOIVIN, G. H. (Canada), [312]

BOLIVIA, and Tacna-Arica question, [320]
BONDFIELD, Miss Margaret, M.P., 7
BONE, James, "The Perambulator in
Edinburgh," 23

Books published, classified analysis, 13
BORAH, Senator, [21], [294], [300]
BORDER Agreement (Ireland), [143], [144],
[146]

BORIS, King of Bulgaria, [216]
BOTANICAL International Congress, 57
BOTHWELL by-election, 4

BOURASSA, Mr. (Canada), [308], [312]
BRABAZON, H. B., exhibition of works
(Art), 67

BRABAZON, Lt.-Col. Moore, [124]

BRANGWYN, Frank, illust., "The Bridge,"

23

BRATIANU brothers, resignation of, [200]
BRAY, Sir Edward, Obit., 139
BRAZIL, [316]

Budget figures, [317]

Currency reform project, [316], [317];
83

Economic condition, [317]

League of Nations, withdrawal from,
[138], [153], [166], [316], [317]
Presidential election, [316]
Revolutionary outbreak, [317]
BREWERS time credit reduction, [46]
BRIAND, M. (France): in Ministerial
crises, [150], [152], [153], [156];
Locarno policy of, [152]; at Geneva
(March), [17], [153]; at Geneva (Sept.),

[159]; Thoiry conversation, [108], [151],
[159], [178], [224]; discussion with Sir
A. Chamberlain, [108], [135]; work of,
for European concord, [160]; American
Debt, [294].

BRIDGEMAN, Rt. Hon. W. C., Naval Esti-
mates, [15]; on Coal Report, [78]
BRITISH Association: Annual Meeting,
56, 58; Sir Alfred Yarrow's donation,
10

BRITISH Broadcasting Co., [125], 57
BRITISH Dyestuffs Corporation, 75
BRITISH Empire Film Institute, 2
BRITISH film industry, 70; revival
measures, 70-71; Elstree super studio,
71

British Gazette, the, [50], [51], [55].
BRITISH Guiana, Indian emigration, [260]
BRITISH Museum, 7

BRITISH National Opera Co., 73
BRITISH South Africa Company, [284]
BROADCASTING: Postmaster General's
statement of Government proposals
for, [84], [124]-[125]; Crawford Com-
mittee recommendations, [84], [125];
Irish Free State station, [149]

BROMLEY, Mr., [78], [105]; indictment of
miners' policy at Trade Union Con-
gress, [105]-[106]

BROOKE, Rev. Alan England, 5

BROWN, Ford K., "The Life of William
Godwin," 15

BROWN, Horatio, Obit., 146

BROWN, Ivor, "Masques and Phases," 25
BROWN, Sir John MacLeavy, Obit., 128
BROWNE, Prof. Edward Granville, Obit.,
116

BROWNING, John M., Obit., 159

BRUCE, Rt. Hon. Stanley, [830], [331];
Australian Naval defence, [332], [333]
BRUNET, M. (Belgium), [221]
BRUNNER, Mond & Co., 75

BRUSILOFF, General A. A., death of,
[188]; Obit., 125

BRUSSELS Financial Conference (1920),
[140]

BUCHAN, John, "Homilies and Recrea-
tions," 25

BUCHANAN, Captain A., "Sahara," 23
BUCKLAND of Bwlch, Lord, 6

BUCKLE, G. E., "Letters of Queen
Victoria: Second Series," ed. by, 17,

33

BUCKMASTER, Lord, [51]

BUCKNER, R. E. (U.S. District Attorney),
[301]

BUCKNILL, Sir John, Obit., 151
BUDA PESTH Quartet (Music), 74
BUDGET, [31]; 78; Chancellor's speech,
[43]-[47]; debate on, [47], [59], [63]-
[65], [83]-[85]

BUENOS AIRES, reception of Spanish
aviators, [235]

BUILDING Materials Committee, [24]

BUILDING materials profits, Labour con-
tentions, [24]

BUILDING trade prosperity, 80

BUKHARIN, M. (Soviet Russia), [186]

BULGARIA, [216]

Egean port, [214]

Agrarian-Communist Coalition, [216]
Agrarians, persecution of, [217]
Amnesty Bill, [217]
Budget, [220]
Elections, [217]
Fiscal affairs, [220]

Komitadji incidents, [204], [214], [218]
Liaptcheff Cabinet, [216]; policy of,
[216]; plots against, [217]; Agrarian
attitude to, [217]

Macedonian question, [218]-[219]
Ministerial changes, [216]
Pork monopoly, [220]

Refugee loan, [141], [218], [219]; 82
Refugees question, [214]
Salonica aspirations, [214]
Tsankoff régime, [216], [217]
BURKE, Thomas (Cinema), 72

BURLINGTON Fine Arts Club, Elizabethan
Art at, 67

BURLINGTON House, theft of pictures
from, 66

BURMA, freeing of slaves in, [262]
BURNEY, F. A., "A Great Niece's
Journals, 1830-1842," ed. Margaret S.
Rolt, 18

BURNHAM, Lord, and Judicial Proceed-
ings Bill, [135]

BUSK, Sir Edward Henry, Obit., 154
BUTLER, President Nicholas Murray,
[296]

BY-FLECTIONS: Bothwell, 4; combined
English Universities, 3; Chelmsford,
11; Darlington, 2; Dumbartonshire,
2; East Ham, 5; East Renfrewshire,
2; Hull Central, 11; North Cumber-
land, 8; North Hammersmith, 5;
Smethwick, 11; Wallsend, 7
BYNG of Vimy, Lord (Governor General
of Canada), [305], [310], [311], [313];

10
BYRNE, Donn, "Hangman's House," 28

CABEÇADAS, Commander (Portugal), [239],
[240]

CABINET Ministers and Company director-
ships, [81]

CAILLAUX, M., and Fr. debt settlement,
[23]. [58], [81]-[82], [150], [151], [153],
[156]
CALIFORNIA, destruction of oil tanks in,
88
CALLES, President (Mexico), nationalist

policy of, [300], [320 et seq.]; Nicara-
guan policy of, [326]-[327]; retires, [327]
CAMBRIDGE University: bequest of Mr.
W. W. Rouse Ball to, 6; Chair of
Political Science, 9; Clare College, 6;
King's College, 5; Trinity College, 8
"CAMBRIDGE Ancient History, Vol. IV.,"
18, 33

"CAMBRIDGE Medieval History, Vol. V.,"
18-19, 34

CAMERON, Mrs. Julia Margaret,""Victorian
Photographs, etc.," 15

CANADA, [305]

Budget, main provisions, [308]-[309]
Cabinet (Sept., 1926), [312]-[313]
Canadian Australian Trade Treaty,
[307]

Customs administration charges of ir-
regularity, [307], [311]; investiga-
tion, [310] [811]
Duncan Report, [314]

Election: Nominations, [312]; Re-
sult, [312]

Federal Parliament opening, [305]-
[307]

Foreign policy debate, [308]

Hudson's Bay Railway, [307], [314]
Imperial Conference representatives,
[313]; Canadian opinion on proceed-*
ings, [313]-[314]

Labrador Boundary dispute, [315]
Locarno Treaty correspondence, [308]
National Railways, [307], [309], [310],
[314]

Nova Scotia, [314]

Prices of commodities: repercussion
of the General Strike in Great

CAVENDISH Bentinck, Lord, on Housing
Subsidy, [134]

CECIL, Viscount: delegate to League of
Nations, [20]; Disarmament Commis-
sion, [15], [29]-[30]; account of Pre-
paratory Commission, [62], [125]; on
Cabinet Ministers and company
directorships, [81]; working-class un-
rest, [135]; League Council seats al-
lotment scheme, [62], [148], [178]
CHAMBERLAIN, Rt. Hon.

Austen:

Abyssinia, [88], [89]

American Debt Statement on, [83]

Birmingham speech, [17]

Sir

Briand, M., Paris interviews with, [103],
[135]

China, affairs in, [30], [136]

emancipation,

CHAMBERLAIN, Rt. Hon. Sir A., cont.
European concord, work for, [160]
Hungary's financial
[197], [200]
Iraq Treaty, [13]

League of Nations: policy at Genera,
March meeting, [17], [18], [20], [21];
September meeting, [108], and con-
trol of Austria, [179]; and Hungary's
financial emancipation, [197], [200]
Mussolini Conferences, [4], [88], [108],
[166]; Leghorn, [108], [166]; Ra-
pallo, [4]

Russian Trade Agreement, [73]
CHAMBERLAIN, Rt. Hon. N.: Re-election
of Ministers Act [12]; Economy Bill,
[27], [28], [40], [41]; Ministers and
Company Directorships, [81]; Housing,
[112]; poor relief grant, [126]
CHAMORRO, General (Nicaragua), [326],
[327], [328]; coup d'état of, [327]
CHANCELLOR, E. B., "Lord London,"
23; "The West-End of Yesterday and
To-day," 23

CHANCERY Bar custom altered, 89
CHANG TSO Lin, [31], [187], [188], [263]
CHANNEL Swim, 7, 8

CHANNING of Wellingborough, Lord,
Obit., 122

CHANTREY purchases, 65

CHAPLIN, Charlie, (Cinema), 72
CHARLEMONT, Viscount, [143]

CHARLTON,

Mr. (Australia

leader), [331]

CHATER, Sir Paul, Obit., 135

Labour

CHAUVEL, Lt. Gen. Sir Harry, Australian
Defence problems, [332]
CHEESMAN, Major R. E.,

Arabia," 23

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