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26

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BESANT (W.)

31

BLACKIE (J. S.)

43

BLAKE (J. F.)

BLAKE (W.)

AGASSIZ (L.)

4, 22, 24

AINGER(Rev. A.) 4, 5, 19, 24, 39

AINSLIE (A. D.).
AIRY (Sir G. B.)
AITKEN (Mary C.)
AITKEN (Sir W.)
ALBEMARLE (Earl of)
ALDOUS (J. C. P.)
ALDRICH (T. B.)
ALEXANDER (C. F.).
ALEXANDER (T.)
ALEXANDER (Bishop)
ALLBUTT (T. C.)
ALLEN (G.)
ALLINGHAM (W.)
AMIEL (H. F.).
ANDERSON (A.).
ANDERSON (L.).

ANDERSON (Dr. McCall)
ANDREWS (C. M.)
ANDREWS (Dr. Thomas)
APPLETON (T. G.)
ARCHER-HIND (R. D.)

23

3

BERNARD (C. E.)

BERNARD J. H.)

BERNARD (H. M.)
BERNARD (M.).

BUNYAN

BURDETT (C. W. B.).
BURGON (J. W.)

35

4, 22, 24

35

2, 35

16

9

BURKE (E.)

34

4

BURN (R.).

I

4

BURNETT (F. Hodgson)

19,

ARNOLD (M.) 9, 16, 22, 24, 34, 36

BLAKISTON (J. R.)

9

CAMERON (V. L.)

44

ARNOLD (Dr. T.)

II

BLANFORD (H. F.)

10, 32

CAMPBELL (D. H)

7

ARNOLD (W. T.)

II

BLANFORD (W. T.)

10, 28

CAMPBELL (Sir G.)

4

ASHLEY (W. J.).

3

BLENNERHASSETT (R.)

44

CAMPBELL (J. D.)

4, 16

ATKINSON (G. F.)

7

BLOMFIELD (R.)

ΤΟ

CAMPBELL (J. F.)

ATKINSON (J. B.)

2

ATTWELL (H.).

ATKINSON (Rev. J. C.)

AUSTIN (Alfred)

AUTENRIETH (Georg)

I, 44

23

16, 22

BLYTH (A. W.).

BÖHM-BAWERK (Prof.)
BOLDREWOOD (Rolf).

BONAR (J.)

8

BOND (Rev. J.).

36

AWDRY (F.)

44

BOOLE (G.)

BOOTH (C.)

BADENOCH (L. N.)

BOSANQUET (B.)

30, 35

BAINES (Rev. E.)

39

BOSE (W. P. du)

40

CAMPBELL (Dr. J. M.)
CAMPBELL (Prof. Lewis)
CANTILLON

CAPES (W. W.).

CARLES (W. R.)

CARNARVON (Earl of)
CARNOT (N. L. G.)

BAKER (Sir S. W.)4,34,35,43,44

BOUGHTON (G. H.)

14, 44

CARPENTER (Bishop)

39

BALCH (Elizabeth)

13

BOUTMY (E.)

14

CARR (J. C.)

2, 16.

BALDWIN (Prof. J. M.)

30, 31

BOWEN (H. C.).

29

CARROLL (Lewis)

30, 45

BALFOUR (F. M.)

6, 7

BOWER (F. O.).

7

CARTER (R. Brudenell)

27

BALFOUR (J. B.)

BOWES (R.)

3

CASSEL (Dr. D.)

II

BALL (J.)

44

BRADLEY (A. W.)

CATTEL (J. McK.)

30, 31

BALL (W. Platt)

6

BRETT (R. B).

CAUTLEY (G. S.)

CAZENOVE (J. G.)

39

BALLANCE (C. A.)

26

BRIGHT (H. A.).

CHALMERS (J. B.)

9

BARKER (G. F.)

31

BRIGHT (John).

CHALMERS (M. D.)

34

BARKER (Lady). 2, 9, 43, 44

BRIMLEY (G.)

• 22

CHAPMAN (Elizabeth R.).

16

BARLOW (J.)

45

BRODIE (Sir B.).

CHAPPELL (W).

28

BARNARD (C.)

32

BRODRIBB (W. J.)

BARNES (R. H.)

5

BROOKE (Sir J.)

BARNES (W.)

4

CHASE (Rev. F. H.).

CHASSERESSE (Diana)

15, 43

37

4

• 35

22

BROOKS (Bishop)

39, 44

CHEETHAM (Archdeacon). 37

3

BROWN (Prof. C.)

CHERRY (R. R.)

14

BARTLETT (J.).

8, 16

BROWN (J. A.).

CHEYNE (C. H. H.).

3

BARWELL (R.)

6

BROWN (Dr. James).

· 4

CHEYNE (T. K.)

BASTABLE (Prof. C. F.)

32

BROWN (T. E.).

16

CHRISTIE (W. D.)

BATEMAN (J.).

CHURCH (Prof. A. H.)

36

23

· 7

BATES (K. L.).

22

BROWNE (Sir T.

24

CHURCH (Rev. A. J.)

4, 35, 43

BATESON (W.)

6

BRUNTON (Dr. T. Lauder).

39

CHURCH (F. J.).

BATH (Marquis of)

34

BRYCE (James).

II, 34

CHURCH (Dean).

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