Cleanliness and Order, 36, 70,

Clear and precise ideas of any subject, 454.
Clepsydra, water time-piece, 191.
Clergy and Education, 344.
Clothes, and dress, 272.

Coast Survey, 888.

Coleridge, S. T. 189, 194.

College, or associated education, 362, 367.
Colleges, 536, 695.

COLLINGWOOD, ADMIRAL, LORD, 379,

Letters on education of his daughter, 379.
Colored spectacles, reading with, 110.
Commandant of Cadets, 571.

Commentators, 145, 176.

Commerce, Schools of, 656.

Commercial Accounts, 62.

Commissioners of Military Education, 535.
Common place book, 73, 90, 224.

Common occurrences, not enough noted, 119.
Commencing Master of Art, 154.
Compassionate Allowance, 576.

Competitive Examination, 788, 805, 807, 922.
England, 441, 566, 813, 815.

Ireland, 808.

Conversation, common faults in, 180.

Conversation and reading, 103, 112, 150, 223, 229.
Conversers, examples of good, 187, 190.
Cordova University, 642.

Cornell University, Military Tactics, 831.
Corporeal Punishment, 344, 45.
Correction and Punishment, 31, 344.

Cotta, as an orator, 168.

Council of Military Education, 289, 535.

Country, education of children in, 330.
Course or plan of life, 97,

Course of reading. 221.

Course of study, 133, 169, 195.

Courtesy, 70, 136, 185.

Court manners, 246.

Cowley, A., Value of a library, 208.

Cramming, 480, 491, 549, 791.
Crates, cited, 100.

Crawford, William H., 733.
Crimean War, 381.

Miss Nightingale's services, 381.

Crozet, Claude at Westpoint, 735, 742.
Method with the Blackboard, 736.
Crying and whining, 28.

Curiosity, 14, 41, 112.

Custom, or habit,

Cuvier, Logical advantages of Natural History, 477.
Cyrus, his own and his children's education, 19.

Darmstadt, Drawing and other Models, 704,
Davidson, E. A., on Mechanical Drawing, 701.
Results of Paris Exposition of 1866, 701.
Day, the ordering of a, 81.
Death, 277.

Debt, 236, 266.
Defoe, 227.

Degrees, Academic, 649, 698.

Democracy, Swiss, and Schools, 396.

Demerit, Marks of, 765, 918.

Demosthenes, 144, 163, 528.

Deaf-mutes, Taught articulation,

401.

DENMARK, 398, 956.

Military System, 956.

[177.

Motives, 67, 96, 128, 370.
Money, 249.

Education in Iceland, 000.

Occupation, 79, 107.

Profanity, 70.

Conversation, 76, 127,

Dress, 81, 272.
Drinking, 80.

Devotions, 69, 73, 82.
Expenditures, 75, 86.
Early rising, 139.
Endorsing, 76.
Exercise, 37.
Familiarity, 182.

Objects in life, 147.

Order, 90, 247.

Profession, 79, 97.

Profligacy, 134.

Quarreling, 236.

Religion, 74, 134, 370.

Reverence, 9, 67.
Sarcasm, 128.

Self-control, 96.

Denny, Letter to, 81.

DEMORGAN, 446.

Discretion in speech, 178.

Disputation, 145, 192.

Dissertations, 172.

Dissimulation, 38.

Distinctions and Definiteness, 15.

Distrust, self, 149.

Diversions, 42, 80, 86.

Divided Responsibility, 536, 578.

DIXON, W. HEPWORTH, The Switzers, 394.
The School in Switzerland, 395.

Docendo discimus, 495.

Dolland and the Telescope, 218.
Domestic life, 51, 75, 271.

DONALDSON, JOHN WILLIAM, 435,

Classical Learning, and Competitive Tests, 435.

Education, Information, Knowledge, Science, 456.

English and German Scholarships, 437.
Comparative value of Knowledge, 440.

Drawing, 701.

Free Hand, 584.

Landscape, 271, 584.

Military 271, 583, 597, 623.

Technological,

701.

Dresden, Royal Military School, 323.

Dress, 81, 236, 272.

Drudgery of details, 41, 418.

DuBartas, 99, 101.

Dublin, Military Orphan School, 625,

Dufour, General, Swiss Military System, 900.

Dunces, will exist, can be diminished, 154, 496.
Duruy, M., 48.

Duty, 280, 284.

Engineering, Schools of,

Vienna, 313, 314.

Woolwich, 587, 594.

Military System and Schools, 529, 957.

ENGLAND, 529.

Naval System, 958.

Universities, 367.

English Bible, 274.

English Classical Scholarships, 437.

English Language, 208, 423, 429.

English Literature, 208.

English and Scottish Universities, 499. 516, 694.
Erasmus, 223, 373.

Esteem of others, 67, 125, 142, 370.

Estienne, Advice to a Teacher, 46.
Ethics, 511.

Eton College, 593.

Euclid, 198, 461,
Evening Schools, 645.
EVERETT, EDWARD, 211.

Books, Libraries, Reading, 212.
Examinations,

Competitive, 441, 566, 789, 809.
Qualifying, 319, 565.
Oral, 544, 564, 758, 760.
Written and printed, 295, 553.
Class, 758, 761.
Graduating, 581.
Promotion, 63, 320.

University, 320, 578.

Examiners, Staff of, 557.

Example, 30, 387, 391.

Excursions, 159, 291, 860.

Exercise, 158, 868

Experimental Sciences, 420, 469, 490, 507.
Experience and Knowledge, 89, 99, 281.
Extempore speaking, 162, 165,

Perfected into Oratory, 163.

Eyes or No Eyes, or Art of Seeing, 239, 486.

Facts, the basis of scientific induction, 491.
Faculties, culture of, 418, 421.

Limitations, 150.

Faith, 275.

Geometry, Descriptive, 52, 330, 736.

Geometry, scientific and practical, 459, 490.
German Bible, 274.

German Empire, Naval Education, 335.

German Language and Literature, 202, 490.
German Scholarship, 437.

Girls, Education of, 369, 652.

Sir Thomas More, 369.

Admiral Lord Collingwood, 379.
Walter Savage Landor, 381.

Sir James Mackintosh, 388.

GLARUS, Cantonal Statistics, 393.

Globes, 43, 138, 155.

God, in Life and Education, 81, 86, 281.

Instruction respecting, 10, 50.

Reverence of, 11, 68, 75, 81, 243, 528.

Old and New Testament Scrip., teaching of, 274.

GOETHE, JOHN WOLFGAN VON, 9.

Carlyle's estimate of Wanderjahre, 9.

Pedagogic Province,-Reverence, 11.
Fear, not a religious element, 11.

Religions, Ethnic and Philosophical, Reverence, 12.
Lesson of Christ's life and teaching, 13.
Reverence for what is beneath, 14.

Children's Aptitudes and Inclinations, 15.
Scuse of the Beautiful, 16.

Earnestness-Liberty of Action-Art, 16.

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER, 347.

Essay on Education, 347.

Boarding Schools, and Private Schools, 347.
Teachers and Ushers, 343.

Temperance, Hardihood, Frugality, 349.

Mechanics, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, 351.

Home Education, 353.

Knowledge of Self and the World, 354.
Foreign Travel-Universities, 355.

Good-breeding, 39, 185, 243, 247.

Goodenough, Capt. J. G., Naval Education, 946.
Good-humor, 184.

Good-manners, 185, 243, 247.

Government of Family and School. 26, 31, 41, 75.
Graduation, in Military Schools, 580, 705.
Graduation, Military Schools, 802.

Grammar, 49. 155.

Gratitude, 135.

Gravitation, Law of, defied by Table-turners, 451.
Graubünden Cantonal Statisties, 393.

GREAT BRITAIN, Military and Naval Systems, 539, 533.
Military Education and Schools, 535.
Naval and Maritime Schools, 958.

GREECE, Kingdom of, 407.

Educational Statistics, 409.

University of Athens,

407.

Handicraft, 522.

Hand-writing, 176, 380.

Happiness, 102, 147, 277.

Hardwicke, Lord, 238.

Hardening the Body, 349.

Harrow School, modern side, 592.

Hartford, Charter Oak Street School, 665.

Hassler, F. R., 725.

Hazard, Games of, 43.

Bazing, 770, 796.

Health, 82, 147, 376, 528.

Overtasked in school, 480.
Heart-knowledge, 113, 204.
Heart-wisdom. 102, 188, 285.
Heart-learning, 480.

Heat and Electricity, study of, 494.
Heine, cited, 424.

HENFREY, ARTHUR, 469.

Claims of Botanical Science, 469.
Hercules, 73, 77.

Choice, 97.

Jarry, General, 560.

Jefferson, Thomas, 724, 727.

Jest, subjects exempt from, 177.

Jester, in Society, 181.

Job, Book of, 286.

Johnson, Samuel, 187, 202, 359.

Travel, History, Printing, 238.
Conversational power, 187.
Talents and Education, 359.
Classical Studies, 360.

Corporal Punishment, 359, 363.

Jones, Agnes Elizabeth, 385.

Liverpool Training School for Nurses, 384.

Jones, Sir William, 368.

Judgment, want of, in educated men, 450.
Trained by natural science, 452, 456.

Jukes, Prof., accidental bias to Geology, 477.

Junior Military Schools, 867.

Austria, 306.

England. 561.

Labor of mastering, 153, 198.
Faculties exercised, 198, 446.

Latin Language and Literature, 501.
Chatham, 500.

DeQuincey, 201.

Hale, 77.

Milton, 154.

Niebuhr, 171.

Parker, 465.

Latin Language in Scotch Universities, 700.
Military Schools, 297, 301, 302, 318, 545.
Value assigned in Marks, 577.

Laughter, 136.

Lavater, 184.

Laws of Nature, 450.

Law, Trade or Profession of, 153, 161.

Learn, by teaching, 495.

Learner, object of education to make a good, 447.
Learning and Experience, 447.

Learning, 152.

Lecture, and the Book, compared, 193, 472.

Value for accurate knowledge, 193, 497.

Lefroy, Major-General, 536.

Lending, and suretyship, 263.

Lent, 372.

LeRoy, on Education in Spain, 643, 873.
Lesson on Botany, 491.

Letter-writing, 141, 372, 386.

Lexington Military Institute, 825.

Liberal education, different aspects, 103, 417.

Bacon, 103.

Carlyle, 524.

Chatham, 129.

Doderlin, 436.

Light, type of silent Influence, 388.

Linnæus, 471.

Literature, as a vocation, 194.

Literature, of knowledge, and power, 199.

Literature, part of liberal culture, 419, 500.

Literary character, 227.

Listener, 134.

Local Attachment, 211.

LOCKE, JOHN, 145.

Love, a motive to study, and work, 45.

Lowth, Reply to Warburton, 368.

Luzern, Cantonal Statistics, 397,

LYELL, SIR CHARLES, 475.

Claims of physical science, 475.

LYTTON, LORD EDWARD BULWER, 272.
Management of money, 265.

MACAULAY, THOMAS B., 206.

Travel and History, 238.

Liberal studies for civil service, 440.

MACKINTOSH, SIR JAMES, Familiar Letters, 386.

Man of Ross, Pope's picture, 257.

The original, 258.

Mandeville, 107.

Manly exercises, 87, 159.

Mauners, defined, and value, 136, 185, 243.

Manner, Power of, 391.

Mansfield, E. D, 721.

History of Military Academy, 721.

Mansfield Jared, 724, 734.

Maria Theresa, éducation of an officer, 305.

Marlborough College, 594.

Maritime Schools, 33, 34, 654, 885.

Marks, to designate relative values of,

Arithmetic, 445, 577.
Algebra, 589.

Calculus, 614.

Chemistry,581,591, 614.
Classics, 577, 589.
Modern, 545, 577.
Dictation, 589.
English, 545, 577, 589.
French, 545, 577, 589.
Geography, 583, 589.
Geology, 581.
Geometry, 531.

German, 581.

Greek, 545, 577.
History, 545, 589.
Mathematics, 545, 577,582,
589, 613.
Mechanics, 591.
Natural Philosophy 591.,
Natural Sciences, 591
Professional Subjects, 581,
582, 591.

Other Studies, 591, 910.

Marks for recitations and examinations, 577, 589, 763.
Classification by, 762, 910.

Me Dongal, Report on U. S. Military Academy, 753.
Meals, 53, 83.

MILL, JOHN STUART, 497.

Education, in its larger and narrower sense, 497.
Proper function of a University, 498.

Scotch and English Universities compared 499.
General School Education, scientific and lib., 500.
Modern languages, History, Geography, 500.
Greek and Latin languages, and literature, 501.
Limitations to classical studies-science, 504.
Mathematics, pure and applied-experiments, 507.
Logic, Physiology, and Psychology, 509.

Politics, History, Economics, Jurisprudence, 510.
International Law, Religion, Ethics, 511.
Art and Esthetic culture, Poetry, 513.
Discipline of active life, 514.

MILTON, JOHN, 151, 207.

Letter to Samuel Hartlib, 151.

Mind, the basis of real distinction, 272, 361.
Miscellaneous reading, 176.

Modern Department in Classical Schools, 546, 593,
Modern Languages, 50, 583, 948.

Modesty, 70, 370.

Molineux, Edward L., 867.

Physical Exercises and Military Drill in all
Schools, 867.

Moltke, and the Prussian Staffe, 301, 303.

Money, its acquisition and management, 249.

Bacon. 255.

Lytton, 265.

Pope, 357.

Taylor, 260.

Monologue, not conversation, 191.

Montaigne cited, 424.
Montesquieu, 126.
Moon, G. W., 208.
Moors in Spain, 642.
Moral Education, 740.
Moral Philosophy, 150.
Moral Science Tripos, 499.
More, Sir Thomas, 369.

Letters on the education of his children, 370.
Moseley, Rev., 538, 587, 815.
Morning hours, 376.

Motives for study, 78, 155.
Music, in education, 159.

Music, Military, Kneller Hall School of, 626.
Much, not Many, rule for reading, 230, 441.

Amherst, 830.

Lexington, 825.

Alexandria, 831.

Norwich, 857.

Cheltenham, 546.

Wabash College, 831.

Eton, 547.

Ithaca, 829.

France, 329, 958.