INDEX
Reading edition
Adams, Mrs., 13.
Adams, Miss A. M. (Mrs. Corrie Grant), 67, 69.
Albert Victor, Prince, Duke of Clarence, 64.
Aldis, Mrs., of Newcastle, 46.
Alexandra, Princess of Wales (Queen Alexandra), 64.
Archer-Hind, Mr. R. D., 24.
Armitage, Mrs. E. (_née_ Bulley), 25.
Associates of Newnham College, 91.
Association for Promoting the Higher Education of Women in Cambridge, founded, 13; amalgamated with Newnham Hall Company, 33.
Balfour, Miss Alice, 38.
Balfour, Rt. Hon. A. J., 118.
Balfour, Prof. Francis Maitland (_see_ Laboratories: biological), 38.
Bateson, Mrs. Anna, 13, 14, 24.
Bateson, Miss Mary, 93 _seq._
Bateson, Dr. William, 95, 102.
Bathurst, Hon. Selina, 64, 93.
Bedford College, London, 6.
Birmingham University, 46.
Bonney, Rev. Dr. T. G., 13.
Boreham, Mrs., gives telescope to Newnham, 126.
Bristol University, 46.
Brough, Mrs. (_née_ Lloyd), 69.
Browne, Bishop G. F., Sec. to Syndicate for local lectures, etc., 11, 47.
Bryce, Lord, on North of England Council, 9; first Sidgwick Memorial Lecture, 108.
Bulley, Miss Amy (Mrs. Brooke), 25.
Bursar, title of, 118.
Butler, Canon Geo., 9.
Butler, Mrs. Josephine, 9.
Butler, Rev. Dr. H. M., Master of Trinity, 102, 103.
Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry, 97.
Cayley, Professor A., 14, 47.
Champneys, Mr. Basil, 28, 87.
Chapel, why none in Newnham College, 60 _seq._
Charter of 1917, 115 _seq._
Clay, Mr. C. J., lends room for first lectures to women in Cambridge, 14.
Clough, Miss Anne Jemima, starts Newnham, 2; early education and experience, 5; helps in work of Northern Council, 13; comes to Cambridge, 18; her character and ideas, 22 _seq._; removes into Merton Hall, 26; into Bateman Street, 28; into Newnham Hall, 28; chaperones to lectures, 40; life in Newnham, 58, 59, 60, 64, 68 _seq._; success of her policy, 55, 76; last illness and death, 81; funeral service in King's College Chapel, 81; Dr. Ryle's sermon, 82; portraits, 78; debt of Newnham to her, 83.
Clough, Miss B. A., Fourth Principal of the College, 80, 138.
Clough Hall, Newnham College, 57, 64.
Club, the Newnham College, 67, 118.
College Hall (dining-hall), 63.
Combination Room, 85, 89.
Constitution of the College revised, 114.
Corfe, Miss K., 29.
Creak, Miss Edith, 25.
Creighton, Prof. M. (afterwards Bishop of Peterboro' and later of London), 96.
Davies, Miss Emily, her aims, 15 _seq._; Head of College at Hitchin and Girton, 16; working with Newnham for titles of degrees, 106.
Debating Society, 123 _seq._
Debating Society, Political, 124 _seq._
Degrees, titles of, movement for, 100; defeated, 105.
Discipline, 132.
Dublin University (_see_ Trinity College).
Edward, Prince of Wales (King Edward VII.), 64.
Elementary Education, Newnham's interest in, 69 _seq._
Elles, Miss G. L., 94.
Ewart, Miss M. A., 28.
Extension Students, beginnings in Newnham, 71 _seq._
Fawcett, Prof. Henry, 12, 13.
Fawcett, Mrs. Millicent Garrett, 12, 13, 76.
Fawcett, Miss Philippa, 26, 76 _seq._
Fellow, changes in meaning of term, 116 _seq._
Fisher, Rt. Hon. H. A. L., 136.
Fountain in memory of Henry Sidgwick, 110.
Freund, Miss Ida, 38, 121 _seq._
Games and recreation, 128 _seq._
Gates, Memorial, 86, 87.
Girton College, 16, 46, 48, 51.
Gladstone, Miss Helen, 36 _seq._, 65, 66; retirement, 98.
Governing body, 92, 117.
Graces admitting women to Tripos examinations, 48 _seq._
Greenwood, Miss Marion (Mrs. Bidder), 38.
Gruner, Miss Alice, 74 _seq._
Harrison, Miss J. E., 29, 94.
Hitchin, College at, 16.
Hobson, Dr. E. W., 77.
Hudson, Prof. W. H. H., 24.
Hughes, Miss E. P., 69, 76.
Inter-collegiate lectures opened to women, 15, 40 _seq._
Jackson, Prof. H., 47.
Kennedy, Rev. Prof. B. H., 47.
Kennedy, Miss Marion G., 24, 27; Studentship in memory of, 64, 92; appeal to the University, 103 _seq._; portrait, 79.
Kennedy Buildings, 99.
Keynes, Dr. J. N., Sec. to Cambridge Local Examinations syndicate, 11.
Kitchen, 63.
Laboratories: biological, 38; chemical, 37.
Larner, Miss F., 25.
Lee, Miss Jane, 65.
Library in the Old Hall, 38 _seq._; in New Hall, 89 _seq._
Little Go--_see_ Previous Examinations.
Local Examinations, 7, 9 _seq._, 11.
Local Lectures in Cambridge, 12.
London University admits women to degrees, 44 _seq._
Macmillan, Miss O. (Mrs. MacLehose), 67.
Maitland, Prof. F. W., 97.
Manchester University, 46.
Markby, Mr., 13.
Marshall, Prof. A., 14, 24.
Marshall, Mrs. A. (_née_ Paley), 19, 29, 74.
Maurice, Rev. Prof. F. D., 6.
Mayor, Rev. Prof. J. E. B., 14, 47.
Mays (Inter-collegiate Examinations), 42.
Merton Hall, 26.
Mill, John Stuart, a benefactor to women's education, 3.
Morant, Sir R. L., Educational Minister in Siam, 80.
More, Mrs. Hannah, advocates educational reform, 5.
Maria Grey Training College, 75.
Myers, F. W. H., on Northern Council, 9.
Newnham College, its beginnings, 1 _seq._; built, 28; Miss Clough and students move into it, situation, early life, 31 _seq._; Articles of Association, 33; Growth of buildings, 35 _seq._
Newnham Hall Company formed, 27; Amalgamation of Company with Association, 33.
Newnham Letter, 67.
North Hall, 35, 37; _see also_ Sidgwick Hall.
North of England Council for Improving the Education of Women, 8.
Ogle, Miss Amy (Mrs. Koppel), 29.
Old Hall, 39, 65; _see also_ South Hall.
Paues, Miss Anna, 95.
Peile, Mrs. Annette, starts correspondence scheme, portrait in Peile Hall, 11, 109.
Peile, Dr. John, Master of Christ's College, 13, 14, 47, 109.
Peile Hall, 63, 108 _seq._
Pensions to superannuated members of Staff, 118.
Pfeiffer, Mr. and Mrs., 85.
Pfeiffer Building, 37, 85.
Previous Examination (Little Go), 10, 17, 25, 47 _seq._
Queen's College, Harley Street, 6.
Rayleigh, Lord, 118.
Red House, the, 71.
Reid, Prof. J. S., 40.
Roll of the College, 118.
Ryle, Bishop H. E., 82.
Saunders, Miss E. R., 38, 95.
Schools, for girls formed, 6 _seq._
Schools Inquiry Commission, 7.
Scott, Miss C. A., of Girton, 44.
Sellers, Miss Maud, 95.
Senior Student, 133.
Settlement, University, in Southwark, 73 _seq._
Sewell, Miss M. A., 75.
Sharpe, Miss Julia, 67.
Sharpley, Miss E. M., Registrar, 118.
Sharpley, Miss M. M., 78.
Sidgwick, Arthur, collaborates in Life of Henry Sidgwick, 106.
Sidgwick, Prof. Henry, connection with Newnham, 2; on Association, 14; finds a house for Students, 18; his character and influence, 20 _seq._, 30, 35, 55; in Principal's rooms in Newnham, 84; illness and death, 106-7; Lectureship founded in his memory, 108, 127.
Sidgwick, Mrs. Henry (_née_ E. M. Balfour), 21; becomes Vice-Principal, 36, 55; Principal, 84; life in Newnham, 87 _seq._; portrait, 79; writes life of Prof. Sidgwick, 109; retires from Principalship, 113; President of Council, 113.
Sidgwick Avenue, 86.
Sidgwick Hall, 39, 65, 99; _see also_ Old Hall.
Skeat, Rev. Prof. W. W., 14.
Smith, Miss E. M. (Mrs. Bartlett), 95.
Smith, Sydney, a friend to women's education, 4.
Society of London Schoolmistresses, 8.
Societies of students, 66, 123 _seq._
South Hall, 35, 38, 57; _see also_ Old Hall.
Stephen, Miss Katharine, 70, 79; Vice-Principal, 99; Principal, 113; retirement, 138.
Stephen, Sir Leslie, lectures on literature, 99.
Stoney, Miss E. A., 127.
Students' rooms, changes in, 58 _seq._
Suffrage, Women's, 3 _seq._, 131 _seq._, 138.
Syndicate (Cambridge) for Local Lectures and Examinations, 11.
Temperley, Mrs. (_née_ Bradford), 95.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Yates, 89.
Training College (Cambridge), 76.
Trinity College, Dublin, grants degrees to qualified Cambridge women for a few years, 54, 111, 112.
Tripos Examinations--_see_ Graces.
Trotter, Rev. Coutts, 24, 47, 90.
Tutor, change of term, 118.
University Association of Women Teachers started by Miss A. J. Clough, 68.
University Library, women students admitted into, 41.
Venn, Dr. J., 14.
Visitor of the College, 118.
War work done by Newnham students, 137.
Winkworth, Mr. Stephen, 28, 58.
Winkworth, Mrs. Stephen, 28, 90.
Working men, school for, 69.
Young Men's Christian Association, lecture rooms in, 39.
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