acteristic of him, preserved in a window of his office a wire blind carrying the legend The Scots Observer.'

Into all that he achieved into his craft and into the literary enterprises which he encouraged - Walter Blaikie carried much of himself and all his own thoughts and enthusiasms. We like most to picture him sitting in his little room in Thistle Street, where he wore the aspect of a smiling wizard. The ceiling was covered by a pictured firmament in which he could study the stars; for to astronomy, in the hope as he said in his whimsical fashion of arriving at astrology, he was devoted. And all the space which was not taken up by books was filled with astronomical instruments. Had you seen a stuffed crocodile hanging from the roof you would not have been surprised. With all his interests, artistic, scientific, and scholarly, he was a man of affairs also, and for many

years grudged neither time nor money if only he might do a service to Edinburgh. Yet perhaps it is as a historian that he will be best remembered. He was a supreme authority upon Prince Charles Edward and his misfortunes, and his 'Origin of the Forty-five' and other works are not likely to be superseded. He once told a friend that he could follow the movements of Prince Charles through every hour that he spent in Scotland, and he added with an ironic smile that the more he knew about him the less he esteemed him. And now that his well-filled life has come to an end, his friends will treasure his memory, we believe, rather for what he was than for what he did: they will think of him as one staunch in friendship, quick in humour, as a man who had the rare gift of smiling at misfortune, and who did not take his most serious pursuits too seriously.

CLAIM, 498.

THE COTTON

BRASSCASTLE: Part One-Tweed, 768;
Part Two-Woe Water, 790.

BROWNE, DOUGLAS G. :-
HEARSE HOUSE, 42, 191.
BRASSCASTLE, 768.

CADI: HUR OUTLAWS, 383.
CAILLOUX, POUSSE :-

HIGHBROWS AND LOWBROWs, 1.
THE SILVER HAND OF ALEXANDER,
577.

Catchwords, 276-"Safety First" the
slogan of sloth, 277-Compromise in
politics and in sport, 279 - John
Hawkins' contempt for safety, 281-
His place in legend and fiction, 283.
Centenary of Hippolyte Taine, The, 854.
CHRISTMAS EVE IN YORUBA LAND, A,
716.

COMMANDANT'S GOAT, THE, 315.
COTTON CLAIM, THE, 498.
COTTON CULTIVATION, 245.

DEATH'S HOLIDAY: A BALLAD OF LIFE,
704.

DEBT OF HONOUR, A, 452.

'Defence of the West,' by Henri Massis,
notice of English translation of, 284-
Is the West in Peril? 285-Europe
against the world, 287.

DESERT EXPEDITION, A, 519.

DEVI DEEN, MUTINEER: I., 443-
II. Under the King-mulberry, 435-
III. On the Castle Walls, 439-IV.
Astride of Moti Gunj, 443.
Dicksee, Sir Frank, and creative litera-
ture, 863.

DREWET, JESSE CARR: TIN IN THE
FINDING, 469.

DRUG ON THE MARKET, A, 145.

EL GRANDE OSUNA, 639.

ENGLISH CLIMATE, FLYING, AND THE,
449.

EXPEDITION, A DESERT, 519.

FAME AND MONS. RENÉ, 749.
FERGUSSON, Lady ALICE: A NIGHT ON
MITIARO, 490.

FIRE AND FEATHERS, 709.
FLYING, AND THE ENGLISH CLIMATE,
449.

"FORTHWITH," 176.
FROM THE OUTPOSTS-

A CHRISTMAS EVE IN YORUBA LAND,
716.

FIRE AND FEATHERS, 709.
FUNDI: A DEBT OF HONOUR, 452.

G. O. M.: FLYING, AND THE ENGLISH
CLIMATE, 449.

"GAID SAKIT": COTTON CULTIVATION,
245.

GORDON, VIVIAN: THROUGH THE UN-
TINTED PANE, 556, 670, 721.
GRAHAM, A.: THE LAST HOUSE, 694.

HANNAY, DAVID :-

ARCHBISHOP AND ADMIRAL, 109.
EL GRANDE OSUNA, 639.

Hardy, Thomas, the Shakespeare of our
time, 429 et seq.
HEARSE HOUSE: Prologue. The Ship of
War, 42-Chap. I. The Popinjay, 45
-Chap. II. Plot and Counterplot, 51
-Chap. III. The Unwelcome Guest,
64-Chap. IV. The Scots Doctor, 191
-Chap. V. Events of the Night: In
the Manor House, 198-Chap. VI.
Events of the Night: Gunpowder
Treason, 209-Epilogue. Cobb's Deep,

the Whigs, 143.

HOARE, RAWDON: BANANAS, 125.

HORNE, JOHN: SAHKYR HANOUM, 79.
HOWELL, EVELYN, C.S.I., C.I. E., Resi-

dent in Kashmir:

FEATHERS, 709.

HUR OUTLAWS, 383.

JORDAN, HUMFREY :-

STRICTLY HONEST, 343.
THE BASIN, 603.

KARPREEN'S RIVER, 98.
KENNION, Lieut.-Colonel R. L., C.I.E. :
SEROW, 184.

LAST HOUSE, THE, 694.
LIFE IN A LONDON WORKHOUSE, 162.
LUMSDEN, Dame LOUISA INNES: MAC-
BETH IN HISTORY AND IN THE PLAY,
479.

MACBETH IN HISTORY AND IN THE PLAY,
479.

MACCLURE, VICTOR: FAME AND MONS.
RENÉ, 749.

M'FEE, WILLIAM: THE MUTATIONS OF
MECHANISM, 28.

MACMUNN, Lieut. General Sir GEORGE,
K.C.B., K.C.S.I., D.S.O. :ï
DEVI DEEN, MUTINEER, 433.
"REPORTED SHIP," 830.

MARINER: TRAVELLERS' Jov, 408.
MARTYR, WESTON: A DRUG ON THE
MARKET, 145.

MATTERHORN, A TRAVERSE OF THE
(22-23 August 1927), 90.
MAUSOLEUM OF 'AMPON AGYEI, THE,

842.

MAYCOCK, A. L.: THE RADDER, 823.
MECHANISM, THE MUTATIONS OF, 28.
MITIARO, A NIGHT ON, 490.
MONKEYS, ABOUT, 549.

MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD: January,
132-February, 276-March, 421-
June, 854.

MUTATIONS OF MECHANISM, THE, 28.

NIGHT ON MITIARO, A, 490.
OEL: A DIVERSION, 761.
OSUNA, EL GRANDE, 639.
OUTLAWS, HUR, 383.

PEAK OF TERROR, THE, 596.
PENLEZ, BOSAVERN, 689.
PILGRIM SHIP, THE, 655.

Queen Victoria's 'Letters,' 1880-1885,
notice of, 421-Difficulties of a consti-
tutional monarch, 423 - Differences
with her Ministers, 425-Fears regard-
ing Ireland and Egypt, 427-The
Loyalists of Southern Ireland, 429.

RATTRAY, Captain

R. S.: THE

MAUSOLEUM OF 'AMPON AGYEI, 842.
"REPORTED SHIP," 830.

RIDOUT, THOMAS: AN ACCOUNT OF MY
CAPTURE BY THE SHAWANESE IN-
DIANS, 289.

RIVER, KARPREEN'S, 98.

SAHKYR HANOUM, 79.

SALL BEATS STEAM: I. The English
Channel, 1895, 230-II. The Hammar
Lake, 1915, 236.

SEROW, 184.
SHALIMAR

SAIL BEATS STEAM, 230.
THE PILGRIM SHIP, 655.
TWO TYPHOONS, 809.

SHAWANESE INDIANS, DWELLING ON THE
RIVER OHIO IN NORTH AMERICA,
AN ACCOUNT OF MY CAPTURE BY THE,
AND OF MY RESIDENCE AMONGST THEM
DURING THE SPRING AND PART OF THE

SUMMER OF THE YEAR 1788, 289.
SILVER HAND OF ALEXANDER, THE,
577.

SMYTHE, F. S.: THE PEAK OF TERROR,
596.

SOBHA SINGH, RESSALDAR, 261.
SOUTH DOWNS, A BLACK SHEEP FROM
THE, 378.

STEWART, Brig. General Cosmo, C.B.,
C.M.G., D.S.O.: SOBHA SINGH,
RESSALDAR, 261.

STRICTLY HONEST, 343.

TEKRI: ABOUT MONKEYS, 549.
TERROR, THE PEAK OF, 596.
THE BASIN, 603.
THE RADDER, 823.
THROUGH THE UNTINTED PANE: I. As
you were, 556-II. The Housing
Question, 670-III. "Maxim Gorky,

721.

TIN IN THE FINDING, 469.

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