SEVENTH SERIES
VOLUME XLIII

No. 3378 April 3, 1909.

CONTENTS

FROM BEGINNING
VOL. CCLXI.

Poetry and the Stage. By Stephen Gwynn FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW 3
The Young Generation in Germany. By Eulenspiegel

CONTEMPORARY REVIEW 14
Hardy-on-the-Hill. Chapters XVII and XVIII. By M. E. Francis
(Mrs. Francis Blundell). (To be continued.).
Oxford Past and Present. By the Warden of Wadham College

TIMES

21

27

BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE 29 37

ECONOMIST 44

TIMES

47

XII. XIII.

Lord Morley's India Bill. By Sir William Wedderburn
The Simple Life.

A PAGE OF VERSE

XIV.

Vox Infirmitatis. By Lucy Lyttelton .

NATION

XV.

XVI.

Bugle and Battle-Cry. By John Freeman PALL MALL MAGAZINE
What of the Darkness. By Richard le Gallienne
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