Dublin University, 737.

Swift, Goldsmith, Berkeley, Burke, 752.
Observatory, Removal of Catholic, 754.
Gladstone, Plan of Univer. Reform, 761.
2. Organization in 1875, 757.

Terms, Degrees,Orders, Fellowships, 758,767.
Dublin University Magazine, cited, 272.
Duel, Frequency at Jena, 777.

Duhan, Prince, and Frederic II., 306.
Dumb Philosopher, Defoe, 432.

Rules of Conduct, 480.

Dunn, Henry, Manual of Methode, 57.

Duruy, M., Secondary Special Schools, 57.
Dwight, Timothy, 58.

Prof. Silliman's estimate, 241.

Early Impressions, 58, 226.
Early Instruction, Processes, 480.
Early English School-books, 80.

Early Religious Training, Silliman, 227.
Early Withdrawal from School, 620.
Edgeworth, Maria, cited, 479.
Edinburgh, Schools and University, 58.
Education and Instruction, 492.
Education, Art of, 468, 527.

Chair of, 528.

English Popular Education, 58, 561.
London School Board, 609.
Manchester Schools, 624.

Official Returns of Schools, etc., 625.
Elementary Teaching, 634.
English Universities, 61.

Engraving, Bewick's Apprenticeship, 731.
Enthusiasm and Practicability, 609.

Episcopal Seminaries in Catholic systems, 269.
Decree of Council of Trent, 291.

Action of Archbishop Borromeo, 292.
Equivalents, in Foreign Languages, 537.
Erasmus. Educational Views, 51, 58.
Erasmus Smith's School Trustees, 751.
Evelyn Family, 369.

Home Life and Home Education, 381, 384.
Woman's Duty, 384.

Everett, Edward, Memoir and Views, 59.
Examinations, 530, 555.

Examinations, Different Kinds, 59.
Example, Power of, 72, 73, 161.

Exceptional Classes Provided with Schools, 623.
Exclusion from Public Schools. 520.

Exercise of Faculties, Law of Growth, 467, 546. Expenditures for Schools-Great Britain,

England, 1875, 633; Scotland, 648; Ireland, 756. Experience, 471.

Experiments and Experimenter, 59, 467, 534.
Explanation, May be Excessive, 469, 545.
Expression, Power of, 59.

Experimental Philosophy, 534.

Eye, Power of, in Discipline, 500.

Fach System and Schools, 59.
Factory Population, 59.

Owen's Plans, 403.

Facts, Observation, and Investigation, 468.
Foundation of Science Teaching, 470, 472.
Fagel Library, in Trinity College, 750.
Fagging in English Public Schools, 59, 340.
Family Life, and the State, 499.

Fanshawe, Lady, Advice to her Son, 399.
Faraday, Michael, 59.

Fathers of the Mission, 435.

Faults, Habit of finding, 502.

Fear as a Motive, 59, 363, 510.

Fees, in Scotch system, 645.

Experience of London Board, 618.

Fees, or Tuition, Paid by Parents, 592, 618.
Fellenberg, Emanuel de, 359.

Establishment at Hofwyl, 359.

Female Education, 369, 391, 399, 429, 556.
Colleges in 17th Century, 381.

American, before 1800, 207.

Female Education as it Was before 1800, 207.

Female Reformatories, 675, 678.

Female Teachers in England, 59, 576.

Female Training Colleges, 629.

Fencing and Fencing Masters, 367, 799.

Experience at Hofwyl, 367.

Fenélon, Memoir and Educational Views, 59. Fenélon's Télémaque, Jaco ot's Text-book, 546. Ferrula, Virga, Flagellum, 212, 325.

Finland, Public Instruction, 59.

Fisher, G. P., Life of Prof. Silliman, 225.

Flogger, Professional in Greece, 326.

Flogging, National Practice, 59.

Dutch, 326.

English, 327, 335, 345.
French, 326 327.
Grecian, 326.

Flogging, English Public
Christ Hospital, 330.
Eton, 331. 338.
Rugby, 331.

Merchant Taylor, 327.
Norwich, 330.

German, 325, 327.

Jewish, 326, 336.

Roman, 325.

Scotch, 334, 363.
Schools, 59.

St. Mary's. 79, 330.
St. Paul, 79.

Westminster, 329.
Shrewsbury, 12, 330.
Newcastle, 355.

Fondes, M., St. Vincent de Paul's Charity, 449. Fontevrault, Order of, 259.

Fools, Asylum for, proposed by Defoe, 426.

Foreign Education, Dangers of, 205.
Foreign Schools and Travel, 81, 205.
Silliman's Experience, 243.
Forgiveness, Power of, 520.
Formation of Character, 513.
Owen's E-say on, 415.
Forrestry, Schools of, 59.

Foster, W. E., Elementary School Act, 577.
Foot-excursions, Holwyl, 267.

Foundation of Science-teaching, 471.
Foundlings, Asylums for, 443.

Fowle, W. B., 60.

Francis, St., and Franciscans, 261.
Conventual, and Observatins, 261.
Poor Clares, 261, 694.
Tertiares, 261.

Lay Associations, 261.
Franciscan Nuns, 694.

France, Schools and School Systems, 60.
Supplementary Schools, 649.

Franke, A. H., Memoir and Views, 60.
Franklin, cited, 480.

Fraser, James, B shop of Manchester, 60.
Manchester and Boston schools, 624.
Frederick II., Education and Reforms, 305.
1. Education, by Thomas Carlyle, 305.
Teachers, Methods and Results, 306.
Frederick William, 305.

Plan of Education for his Son, 307.
Importance Attached to Military Science, 308.
Teachers, Tutors and Examples, 309.
Limited Pocket Money, Latín excluded, 310.
Teaching Religion, Alienation, 314.
Free, as applied to Schools, 60.
Free Grammar School defined, 60.
Freedmen's Schools, 60.

Freedom of Instruction, 432, 458.
Fretting by the Teacher, 508.
Friar Preachers, 60, 260, 262.

Froebel's Kindergarten System, 60, 621.
Frugality, Virtue of, 318, 387.
Fry, Elizabeth, 455.

Gallaudet, Thomas H., 60.

Galley Slavery in France, 435.

Vincent de Paul's Labors for, 434.

Hospitals and Missions, 439.

Games in Public Schools, 51, 67.
Gardens and Garden Culture, 60.

Garden with Residence for Teacher, 643.
Garderies, in France, 650.

Gentleness and Good humor, 432.

Geography, Modern Methods, 60, 485, 494.
German Proficiency, 511.

Geography and History, 60, 485, 510.
American Schools prior to 1800, 105.
American Colleges down to 1825, 240.
Geology in Yale College, 246.
Geometry, 60.

Georgia, 60, 204.

German Aspects of Education, 61, 526.
Geography, 510.
Language, Study, 542.
Book-manual for, 541.
Construing Book, 542.
School Punishments, 504.

Aim of the Primary School, 499.
Religions Instruction, 495.

German Schools and Systems, 61.

German Language, 61.

Gerran Pedagogy, 61.

German Teachers and Professors, 61.

Gilbert, Sain', of Sempringham. 259.

Glastonbury Abbey-Past and Present, 273.
Influence of Ancient Monastic Life, 273.
History of the Abbey Buildings, 274.
The Great Church, Sacristy, Treasury, 279.
Library, Scriptorium, Lavatory, 281.
Common Room, Common Treasury, Ce ls, 283.
Refectory, Guest House, Almonry, 284. [286.
Hospitality, Alm-giving, School for Boys,
Routine of a Monastic Day, Centuries, 287.
Glastonbury Thorn, 288.

Glasgow, Schools and University, 61.
Reformatory School, 678.
Catholic Orphanage, 678.
God, in Education, 61, 309.
Goethe, cited, 548.

Gondi, Family, and Vincent de Paul, 434.
Government in Education and schools, 597.
Government Training College, 563.

Substitutes for, Voluntary and Church, 564. Governor, or Training for Commonwealth, 58. GOLDSMITH, OLIVER, 61.

Government of Public Schools, 327, 347, 360.
Government and Primary Schools, 495.
Good Teachers and Inspection, 496.
Good-humor in Teachers, 500.

Good Dispositions to be encouraged, 523.
Government, and Denominational Schools, 565.
Denominational Inspection, 573.

Graded Schools in America, 61, 624.
Graham, Sir James, 564.
Grammar School, Ancient, 61.
Grammar as a Study, 61, 470.
Grandmont, Order of, 258.

Grants, Government in Aid of Schools, 561,584.
Gras, Madame Le, 439.

Gray Friars, or Recollects, 261.

Gray Sisters, 452.

Great Public Schools, 339.

Greece, Ancient and Modern, 62.

Greek Language, 61.

Greek Lexicons, Early, 219.

Greek. Instruction in, in England, 61.

Ground and Yard to Public School, 295.

Rural School, 300, 302.

Guardian (English) cited, 198.

Guizot, Ministry of Public Instruction, 62.

Guthrie, Dr., cited, 520.

Gymnasia, German, 62.

Gymnastic Apparatus, 62, 296.

Practice at Hofwyl, 367.

Habit, or Dress of Religious Orders, 254, 695.
Habits, Formation of, 62, 454.

Hacket, a Scotch Flagellator, 334.
Half-timers, 616. 626.

Hallam, cited, 433.

Hall, S. R., 22, 62.

Hamilton, Sir W., 62.

Hammond, Charles, Academies, 62.

Hanover, Public Instruction, 62.

Happiness in Activity, 472.

Harding, Stephen, 25.

Hartford, Public Schools, 62.

Hartlib, English Editor of Comenius, 62.

Harvard College, 62, 201.

Hauy, and the Blind, 62.

Hayslop, A B C Teacher about 1800, 209.

Head-master in Public Schools, 62.

Heart, Learning by, 546.

Health in Education, 62.

Heber, Bishop, 379.

Hedge Schools in Ireland, 62.

Gilbertines-Monks and Nuns, 259. Girls. Education and Schools, 61.

English Elementary Schools, 584. Girls' Reformatories, 677. Gladstone, William, Memoir, 61. Irish University Reform, 761.

Help, Conditions of timely, 516.
Direct and Indirect, 523.

Helps, Sir Arthur, 389.

Henry, Joseph, 22, 62.

Herder, Educational Work, 62.

High School. Public, 32.

Hill, Recorder, Labor in Reformatories, 677.

Inspectors and Inspection, 571, 600, 625, 644.

Instruction, Conditions and Modes, 504.

Instruction and Training, 525.

Intellectual Training, 28.

Interest of the Pupils in the Subject, 484, 504.
Test of the Educative Value of Subject, 493.

International Exhibition, 64.

International Serier, 64, 87.

Intuitional Methods, 28.

Home Educa ion, 226, 369, 391.

Home Employments, 381.

Home, Idea of, 499.

Home Influence, 226.

Mistress and Servants, 389.

Home Life and Education, Examples, 226, 369.

Home Preparation of Lessons, 507.

HOOLE, CHARLES, 63.

Hoosier School-master, cited, 520.

Hopkins, Edward, and his Foundations, 63.

Hopkins, Mark, Educational Views, 22.

Horn-book of the 14th Century, 63.

Horsing in Schools of Pompeii, 326.

Hospitals, and Hospital Service, 445, 463.

Sisters of Charity in, 463.

Hospitallers, or Knights of Malta, 259.

Houpsy-doupsy, School Punishment, 334.

Hours of Study, Number, 63.

Household Duties in Wealthiest Familles, 381.

Howe, Samuel G., Educational Work 22, 63.

Hughes, Thomas, Reminiscences of Rugby,346.

Humphrey, Heman, 22, 63.

Hunt, Leigh, School Life, 345.

Hurley, Mrs., Dame School about 1800, 209.

Huxley, Prof., Educ tional Views, 622.

Huxley, Scientific Training, 472.

Humiliation in Punishment, 503.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Lucy Apsley, 391.

Hypocrites as Teachers, Carlyle on, 306.

Idleness, Unconquerable, 519.

Ignatius, Loyola, 64. 291.

Constitutions of Instruction, 64.

Ignorance, Adult, Cost of, 476.

Protection from, 619.

Illinois, 64.

Illiteracy, National, 64.

Immoral Conduct in Teachers, 198.

Imitation, Habit and Power, 61.

Inculcation and Training, 513.

Indebtedness for School Buildings, 605, 626, 632.

India Civil Service, Examinations for, 461.

Indiana, 64.

Indifference of the Public, 605.

Individual Impressions to Groups, 493.

Individualization, 516.

Condition of Appropriate Help, 516.

Indolence, Stupidity, 93.

Industrial Arts, 64.

Industrial Element, 414.

Girls' School, 366.

Industrial Schools, Great Britain, 667.

How Certified, 658.

Age of Inmates, Detention, 669, 672.

Inspection, Cost, 6:0.

Discharges and Results, 673.

Industrial Schools, London School Board, 591.

Infant Schools, 28, 64, 653.

Ireland, 31, 64.

Elementary National Schoois, 31, 756.

Secondary School Commission, 32, 756.

Superior Instruction, Universities, 33. 737.

Reformatory and Industrial Schools, 657, 675.

Catholic Sisterhoods, Disabilities, 678, 705.

Ireland, National Schools, 31, 64, 649.

Irish Scholars in Foreign Universities, 737, 744.

Italy, Schools and Education, 31, 64.

Jacobi, F., Method with Latin. 64.

Jacotot, and His Methods, 64, 545.

Jail, Contaminations for the Young, 658, 672.

Jameson, Mrs., Employment of Women, 64, 468.

Jardine, G.. Philosophy of Education, 64.

Jefferson, Thomas, Educational Work, 64.

Jena, University, 64.

Student Life, English view, 769.

Class room, In and Out of, 769.

Burschen, Students' Songs, 770.

Landsmannschaften, Social Societies, 772.

Quarrels, Student's Code, Duals. 776.

Burschenschaften in 1824 and 1864, 778.

Corps Debaucheries, Expenses, 786.

Beer-drinking Customs, 788.

Jerks as Punishment, 327.

Jerome, Sain', 64, 691.

Jerrard, Late Study of Latin, 480.

Jesuits, Their Methods, 545.

JOHNSON, SAMUEL, 64.

JOLLY, Professional Training of Teachers, 527.

Journals of Education, List to 1864, 65.

Johnson, Walter R., 22.

Justice in an English Public School, 337.

Juvenal, School Punishments, 326.

Juvenile Offenders against Law, 65, 657.

Bound Out to Families, 658.

Jail and Reform School, 657.

[677.

Requirements as to Labor, and Treatment,
Discharges and Results, 677.

Knox, John, First Book of Discipline, 65.

Knox, Vicesimus, 65.

Krusi, H., Life and Views, 65.

Labor, Manual, 406.

Lalor, John, Prize Essay, 23.

Lamb, C., Recollections of Christ Hospital, 344.

Lanark, New, Owen's Labors, 407.

Lancaster, Joseph, Life and System, 23, 65.

Land Grants to Schools, American, 65.

Landscape Gardening 375.

Language, Study of, 62.

Latin Language and Literature, 28, 118.

Morning, or Opening Exercises, 623. Morrison, Thomas, School Management, 24. Mor-e, Geography, 195, 240.

Morton, Lady, 312.

Mother, General, Superior, 455, 697.

Mother Tongue. Value and Methods with, 28. Motives to Study, 28.

Promotion and Prizes, 29.

Motiv s of the Teacher's Work, 80, 525.
MULCASTER, RICHARD, 69.

Müller, Max, Memoir, 24, 555.

Oxford Local School Examination, 555. Basedow-Influence on Schools, 557. National Education in England, 558. Middle Class School Examination, 555. Munich, Schools and University, 69. Murphy, J. N., Terra Incognita, copied, 69. Ancient Religious Orders, 256.

[433.

St. Vincent de Paul, and Sisters of Charity, Sisterhoods, Ancient and Modern, 689. Reformatory Institu'ions, Great Britain, 659. Honora Nagle and Presentation Nuns, 705. Music in Schools, 28, 69.

6. Females, 35.

Natural Curiosity, 505.

Natural and Formal Education, 468.

Natural History, 534.

Natural Philosophy, study of, 351.

Natural Science in Grammar Schools, 70.

Natural Scenery and Phenomena, 28, 228, 375.

Nature's System of Education, 466.

Growth of Body and Mind, 466.

National Education, English, 557, 561, 599.
National Vices, 521.

Teacher's relations to, 522.

Naval Schools and Education, 33, 70.

Nebraska, Schools and Education, 70.

Necessary Knowledge, not always earliest, 489
Necessary Things, easy to obtain, 489
Needle-work in Schools, 35, 70.
Negro and African Special Schools, 70.
Legal and Educational Status, 70.
Neighborhood, Education by, 229, 728.
Nervous Exhaustion, Silliman's Treatm't, 252.
Nevada, Schools and Education, 70.
New England, Early Schools and System, 70.
Reminiscences, Oliver, Silliman, 209, 226.
New England Primer, Illustrated Alphabet, 74.
New Haven, School and College, 70.
New Hampshire, Schools and Education, 70.
New Jersey, Schools and Education, 70.
New Testament in School, 70, 195.
New York, Schools and Education, 70.
Nicol's Organ, 333.

Niebuhr, cited, 541, 559.

Nightingale, Florence, existing home life, 379.
Noblemen's Sons, at Hofwyl, 365.
Nolasco, St. Peter, Redemption of Captives,412.
Noltericus, Religious Tutor of Fred'ck II., 314.
Non-attendance at School, 71, 592.

Non-comformists' Academy, 462.

Non-conformists and Public Schools, 563. [259.
Norbert, St., Founder of Premonstratensians,
Normal, as Applied to Schools, 71.
Normal Schools Cl ssified, 30, 71.
Normal School, in England, 527.

Normal or Training Colleges, Great Britain, 30, 71. 598, 628.

Scotland in 1875, 78, 648.

North Caro ina, Schools and Education, 71, 204.
Northend, C., Memoir and Portrait, 71
Northrop, B. G., Memoir and Views, 71.
Norway, Schools and Education, 71.
Novitiate, for a Religious Order, 697.
Act of Profession, 701.

Divestment of Property, 703.
Number, Early Lessons in, 29.
Nun, in Catholic Church, 689.

Nuns, Orders and Congregation, 71, 693.
Benedictine, 693.

Augustinian, 693.

Franciscan, or Minoresses, 694. Urbani-ts, 695.

Dominican, 695.

Carmelite, 696.

Ceremonies of Reception, 697.

Cloistered, Congregation, 715.
Presentation, 713.

Daughters of the Cross, 721.

Sisters of St. Louis, 681, 687.
Sisters of Mercy, 679, 687.
Sisters of Charity, 618.

Sisters of Notre Dame, 682, 684.
Sisters of St. Francis, 683.

Nuns of the Good Shepherd, 678.

Ursuline, Convent and School, 710, 712.

Rules and Constitution, Vows, Schools, 716.

Obedience, 71, 361.

Oberlin, College and Town, 71.

Oberlin, the Practical Educator. 71.

Object Lessons for Beginners, 213, 505.

Object Teaching, 28.

Observation, Culture of, 474.
Observatins, 261.

Observatories, 71.

Trinity College, Dublin, 754.

Observer and Experimenter, 478, 493.
Obstinate Idleness, Punishment, 519.
Occupations. Education for,

Odo, St., Order of Cluniacs, 257.

Officers, School and Official Reports, 71.
Ohio, Schools and Education, 71.
Old and New in Schools, 71.

Old-fashioned Curistian Home, 387.
Oliver, Henry K., Memoir, 224.

Reminiscences, A B C and Dame School, 209.
General State of Boston Schools, 1803. 211.
Grammar School, Master Pemberton, 213.
Condition and Prospect at Age of Ten, 215.
Phillips' Academy, Boston Latin School, 217.
Retrospect of School Training, 221.
Day-dreams of a School-master, 223.
Olmsted, Denison, Memoir and Views, 71.
Optatus, St., 691.

Option in Studies, 72, 458, 593.

Oral Teaching, Value and methods, 28.
Oratory, Congregation of, Neri, 263.
Orders and Congregations, 263, 715.
Organized Knowledge, 471.
Original Research, 72.
Orphans, Asylums for, 72, 726.
Catholic Houses, 726.

Oswego Training School, 8), 72.
Outer World, Inner World, 493.
Over-Government, 72.

Owen, Robert, Memoir, 403.
Factory Population, 407.

Industry, Diversions, Military Drill, 414
Infant Schools, School Reform, 410.