Page 9 CONTENTS

I.—PRIME MINISTERS

I. LORD PALMERSTON

II. LORD RUSSELL

III. LORD DERBY

IV. BENJAMIN DISRAELI

V. WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE

VI. LORD SALISBURY

VIII. ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR

IX. HENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN

II.—IN HONOUR OF FRIENDSHIP

I. GLADSTONE—AFTER TWENTY YEARS

II. HENRY SCOTT HOLLAND

III. LORD HALLIFAX

IV. LORD AND LADY RIPON

V. "FREDDY LEVESON"

VI. SAMUEL WHITBREAD

VII. HENRY MONTAGU BUTLER

VIII. BASIL WILBERFORCE

IX. EDITH SICHEL

X. "WILL" GLADSTONE

XI. LORD CHARLES RUSSELL

Page 10 III.—RELIGION AND THE CHURCH

I. A STRANGE EPIPHANY

II. THE ROMANCE OF RENUNCIATION

III. PAN-ANGLICANISM

IV. LIFE AND LIBERTY

V. LOVE AND PUNISHMENT

VI. HATRED AND LOVE

VII. THE TRIUMPHS OF ENDURANCE

VIII. A SOLEMN FARCE

IV.—POLITICS

I. MIRAGE

II. MIST

III. "DISSOLVING THROES"

IV. INSTITUTIONS AND CHARACTER

V. REVOLUTION—AND RATIONS

VI. "THE INCOMPATIBLES"

VII. FREEDOM'S NEW FRIENDS

V.—EDUCATION

I. EDUCATION AND THE JUDGE

II. THE GOLDEN LADDER

III. OASES

IV. LIFE, LIBERTY, AND JUSTICE

V. THE STATE AND THE BOY

VI. A PLEA FOR INNOCENTS

Page 11 VI.—MISCELLANEA

I. THE "HUMOROUS STAGE"

II. THE JEWISH REGIMENT

III. INDURATION

IV. FLACCIDITY

V. THE PROMISE OF MAY

VI. PAGEANTRY AND PATRIOTISM

VII.—FACT AND FICTION

I. A FORGOTTEN PANIC

II. A CRIMEAN EPISODE