D 5, sunk, 31;
E 3, sunk, [225];
U 15, sunk, 26;
U 18, sunk, [245], 35.
Takahichio, sunk by a mine, 31.
Trifolium, wrecked, 2.
Tritonia, strikes a mine, 37.
Tug founders, 9.
Turret Hill, founders, 14.
Vedra, stranded, 36.
Warrior, stranded, 4.
Yorck, strikes a mine, 33.
Zhemchug, sunk, 32

Smith, G., appointed Headmaster of Dulwich College, 23

Smith, Judge Lumley, Knighthood conferred, 1;
retirement, 1

Somerset House for the University of London, decision of the Government, 18

SPAIN.—Barcelona, demonstration at, [379].
Bellarmin, Señor, his resignation, [381].
Besada, Señor, elected President of the Chamber, [380].
Budget, [381].
Election, general result, [379];
campaign, [378].
Italy, Treaty of Commerce, [380].
Mancomunidades, reform, [378].
Navy, construction, [380].
Neutrality, policy of, [381].
Press, freedom of the, [381].
Strike, shipping, [380]

—— Alphonso XIII., King of, his popularity, [382]

Spies, German, dangers from, [185];
measures against, [186].
See also Criminal Cases

Spithead, naval review at, [157]

SPORTS.—Athletic, International, 23;
Oxford and Cambridge, 10.
Baseball match, 8.
Boxing matches, 20, 23.
Coursing, Waterloo Cup, 7.
Cricket, Africa, South and M.C.C., 2, 3, 6, 8;
Eton and Harrow, 22;
Oxford and Cambridge, 22;
Players and Gentlemen, 22.
Football, Burnley and Liverpool (Cup-Tie Final), 12;
England and France, 11;
England and Ireland, 6;
England and Scotland, 10, 11;
England and Wales, 3, 9;
Ireland and France, 1;
Ireland and Scotland, 8;
Oxford and Cambridge, 5;
Wales and France, 8;
Wales and Ireland, 9;
Wales and Scotland, 5.
Golf, 15, 18.
Polo, 17, 18.
Races: Air, 18, 23;
Aerial Derby, 16.
Boat, Henley Regatta, 21;
Oxford and Cambridge, 10.
Horse, Ascot, 18;
Doncaster, 28;
Epsom, 15, 16;
Grand National Steeplechase, 10;
Grand Prix de Paris, 20;
Newmarket, 12.
Shooting, Bisley, 23, 24.
Sports, Oxford and Cambridge, 10.
Tennis, 10

Spreewald, German cruiser, captured, 28

Statues unveiled, Bacon, R., 17;
Cook, Capt. J., 22;
Edward VII., King, 4;
Gore, Bishop, 9;
Hugo, V., 22

Stewart, T. W., reasons for his imprisonment, 1

Stock Exchange, London, closed, [168], [264], 25;
issues a list of trustee securities, [264], 28

STORMS.—Floods, Baltic coast, 2;
Belgium, 2;
Paris, 17;
St. Petersburg, 4;
Rhine Valley, 2;
Switzerland, 2;
Würtemberg, 2.
Gale, Wales, 36.
Snowstorms, Russia, 2;
United States, 8.
Storms, Azof, sea of, 9;
Baltic, 15;
Clapham, 37;
England, S., 37;
Germany, 18;
New Brunswick, 16;
New Jersey, 2;
North Sea, 15;
Switzerland, 7;
United States, 36.
Thunderstorms, Essex, 18;
London, 17, 18, 20;
Midlands, 20;
Papua, 18;
Wandsworth, 17

Strauss, Dr. R., honorary degree, 19

STRIKES.—Agricultural labourers, Essex, [72].
Building trade, London, [10], [72], [150];
settled, [182].
Chair-makers, High Wycombe, [10], [33], [72].
Coal-porters and carmen, London, [9], 3.
Coal, South Wales, settled, [182];
Yorkshire, [72], 12.
Dockers, Liverpool, settled, [182].
Municipal employers, Blackburn, [10], 4.
Postal, Paris, 19.
School teachers, Herefordshire, [10].
Taxi-drivers, London, [10].
Woolwich Arsenal, [150]

Submarine, H.M.S., E 5, sinks the German destroyer S 179, 30

Submarines, British, their voyage to Port Jackson, 15

Suez Canal, German and Austrian ships to leave, 31

Suffragists, Militant, their outrages, [10], [35], [71], [112], [113], [116], [119], [151], 9, 13, 14, 16, 17, 67;
hunger strikes, [71], [112];
riot outside Buckingham Palace, [112], 14;
Westminster Abbey, bomb outrage, 17;
offices raided by the police, [113], [117];
number imprisoned, [117];
general amnesty, [182]

Sugar, Government purchases of, [243], [267];
importation into the United Kingdom, prohibited, [243], [253], [267], 32

SWEDEN.—Budget, [392].
Defence, national, [392], [396], [397];
tax for, [396].
Election, general, result, [396], [397].
Hammarskjöld, M., appointed Premier, [395].
Legislative measures, [398].
Malmö, meeting of Kings at, [391], [398], 37.
Ministry, resigns, [394];
the new, [395];
policy, [395].
Neutrality, policy of, [397].
Peasants, demonstration, [393].
Riksdag opened, [392],
[396];
dissolved, [395];
prorogued, [398].
Staaff, M., on national defence, [392];
his resignation, [394]

—— Gustav, King of, his message to the peasants, [393], [394];
illness, [398], 11

—— Prince William of, his marriage dissolved, 10

SWITZERLAND.—Army, cost of mobilisation, [375].
Belgian refugees, [377].
Berne, National Exhibition at, [374].
Federal elections, [374].
Financial measures, [376].
Foreign relations, [377].
Grain, supply of, [375].
Interned civilians, Agency, [377].
Legislative measures, [374].
Moutier-Granges tunnel, completion of the piercing, 32.
Motta, M., President of the Confederation, [374].
Neutrality, policy of, [375].
Red Cross Society, work of the, [377].
Ticino and Uri, failure of Banks, [374].
Wille, Col. U., in command of the Army, [375]

Sydney, H.M.S., sinks the Emden, [230], [410], [497], 34


TASMANIA.—Earle, Mr., appointed Prime Minister, [502].
Fruit-growing industry, [502].
Ministry, the new, [502].
Nicholls, Mr., appointed Chief Justice, [502].
Solomon, Mr., his resignation, [502]

Taxation, Local, Report of Kempe Committee on, 10.
See also under Parliament

Taxation, yield of the new, [237]

Teck, Prince Alexander of, appointed Governor-General of Canada, [474], 13

Territorial Force, strength on January 1, [42];
number of recruits, [234]

Thames, order to close entrances, [225], 32

Thornton, H. W., appointed General Manager of the Great Eastern Railway, 6

TIBET.—[410]

Times, The, reduced to 1d., 10

Trade and Finance in 1914, [261]-[267]

Trafalgar Day, 31

Trafalgar Square, Labour demonstration, [68];
war protest meeting, [168]

Trevelyan, Rt. Hon. C. M., Secretary of the Board of Education, his resignation, [174], 26

TURKEY.—Ægean Islands, question, [350].
Akabah, bombardment, [226], [352], [410], 33.
Armenian reforms, [349],
Aziz Ali, Col., his trial, [353].
Basra, occupied, [245], [352], [410], 35.
Black Sea ports, attack on, [348], [352], 32.
Caucasus, invasion of, [352].
Dardanelles, bombardment, [226], [352], 33.
Egypt, projected invasion of, [226], 33.
Enver Pasha, appointed War Minister, [349].
Greeks, persecutions of, [351].
Liman Pasha, appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Army, [351].
Shatt-el-Arab, Turkish defeat at, [352], [410], 33, 34.
Trebizond, bombardment, 34.
War, declaration of, [226], [352], 33;
preparations for, [351].
Warships, purchase of, [351], 26


Undaunted, H.M.S., sinks German destroyers, 31

UNITED STATES.—Alcoholic liquors, restriction of the consumption, [456], [467].
Americans, their plight in Europe, [187], [463].
anti-Trust legislation, [453], [458].
Army, report on, [467].
Battleships, sale of, to Greece, [459].
Belgian mission, [371], [463].
Benton case, [454], [456], [483].
Birmingham, robbery on a mail train, 7.
Brooklyn, naval funeral at, [458], 14.
Cape Cod Ship Canal, opened, [469].
Claflin, H. B., & Co., failure, [460].
Colorado, coal-miners' strike, [468].
Colombian Treaty, [461], [494].
Congress assembled, [453], [466];
closed, [465].
Cuba, [469].
Currency Act, [462].
Defence, national, question, [466].
Elections, [466], 33.
Emergency Currency Act, [462], [465].
Foreign relations, [454], [461], [463], [466].
Immigration Bill, [454], [465].
Legislation, [465].
Mexico, embargo on export of arms renewed, [454];
outrages at Tampico, [456], [484].
Naval Appropriation Bill, [458].
Navy, construction, [467], 8;
prohibition of alcohol, [455].
Neutrality, policy of, [463].
New York, lions escape, 37.
Niagara Falls, conference at, [458], [484].
Nicaragua Treaty, [461], [487].
Oklahoma, convicts escape, 3.
Panama Tolls Bill, [454], [456], [459].
Peace Commission Treaties, [460], [465].
Philippines, [469].
Porto Rico, [469].
Prohibition of Intoxicants, [455], [467].
Railroad scandal, [461].
Railway Capitalisation Bill, [458].
Roosevelt, T., attacks policy of the President, [460].
Rural Credits Bill, [453], [465].
Ship Purchase Bill, [464].
Ships, seizure of, [464].
Thaw, H., case of, [469], 37.
Trade, [459].
War, effects of the, [462].
Wilson, President, his Messages to Congress, [453], [454], [464], [466].
Wilson, Miss Eleanor, marriage, 13.
Wilson, Mrs., death, 103.
Women's Suffrage, [455]


Vaughan-Williams, Sir R., resigns Lord Justiceship of Appeal, 12

Victoria Cross, awards of, 34, 35

VICTORIA.—Election, general, [500].
Finance, [500].
Irrigation, value of, [501].
Peacock, Sir A., appointed Premier, [500].
Stanley, Sir A., State Governor, [500].
Watt, Mr., Premier, resigns, [500]

Volcanic eruptions, Kagoshima, Japan, [411], 2;
Sangir Islands, 16


Wales, Land Inquiry Committee, Report, [166]

Wales, Prince of, lays the foundation stone of St. Anselm's Church, 17;
his National Relief Fund, 26;
result of his appeal, [181];
appointed A.D.C, to Sir J. French, [246], 34

War, European, preparations for, [168], [172], [176]-[178], [281]-[286], [305], [310]-[320], [329]-[334], [335], [364];
legislative measures (British), [181], [195];
casualties (British), [190], [214], [224];
(German), 37;
cost of the, [233]

War, outrages and breaches of the laws of, Committee on, [251]

Ward, Sir E., result of libel action, 7;
retires from War Office, 2

Weather, severe, in England, 2

WEST INDIES.—British Guiana, gold, discovery of, [488];
railway construction, [488].
Hayti, [488].
Jamaica, [487].
Santo Domingo, [488]

Whitby, bombardment of, [248], 36

Women's Emergency Corps, work of the, [182]


Yarmouth, H.M.S., sinks the Markomannia, 30