ground for, 214; state of in 1858,
269; Catechetics,' 298; its bril-
liant years, 327; reforms at, 376;
new buildings at, 380; Jowett
elected Master, ii. 1; changes
in domestic management of, 4;
abolition of the old grace, 5, 21;
Undergraduates' Library, 5, 106;
connexion of Glasgow University
with, 14; revision of the Statutes,
23; abolition of answers to ques-
tions on catechetical lectures, 30 ;
shortening of week-day services
in Chapel, 31; co-operates with
New College in assisting higher
education at Bristol, 58; the new
Hall, ii. 99-105; another revision
of the Statutes, 133-4; annexa-
tion of New Inn Hall, 134-5;
head of the river, 148; ball in
the Hall, 149; performance of the
Agamemnon, 179-80; Mr. Farmer
appointed organist, 246; Sunday
concerts, 247-8; new organ, 248;
new hymn-book, 303; new cricket-
ground and tennis-courts, 344-5;
Tutors' house added to, 345; Long
Vacation Term, 345-6; tablets
placed in Chapel, 422; Jowett's
care of the Garden, ib.; funeral
service in Chapel, 434.
Balliol Hall, i. 212, 376.
Barham, R. H. D., contemporary of

Jowett at St. Paul's School, i. 38.
Barratt, Alfred, pupil of Jowett, i.
398.

Barrington, Bishop, story of, ii. 368.
Bastard, E., extract from letter, i. 99.
Baur, F. C., on St. Paul's Epistles.

i. 142.

Baxter's Saints' Rest, ii. 151.
Beaconsfield, Earl of; see Disraeli,
Benjamin.

Bean, John Phillips, Jowett's master

at St. Paul's School, i. 31 n., 32.
Bedford, ninth Duke of, visited by
Jowett, ii. 108; his death, 355.

tenth Duke of, sudden death,
ii. 420.

- Adeline, Duchess of, ii. 366.
(See LETTERS.)

Beesly, E. S., i. 261.

Bekker, Immanuel, i. 90.

Benson, F. R., performs in the
Agamemnon, ii. 179-80.
Bentley, criticism of, ii. 186.
Berlin, Jowett and Stanley at, i.

97; visit to Morier at (1864), 342.

Bernard, Professor Mountague, on
endowment of Greek Chair, i. 306;
as Vice-Chancellor's Assessor, pre-
sides at the prosecution of Jowett,
312.

Besant, Mrs., ii. 160.
Blackie, Professor, i. 399.

Boar's Hill, Jowett's residence at,
ii. 245, 256, 258, 259.
Bodleian Library, Jowett's evidence
before the University Commis-
sioners, ii. 131-32.

Bonn, letter of Jowett from, i. 84,
109.

Books, Jowett's attitude towards,
ii. 132-3.

Boringdon, Lord, pupil of Jowett,
i. 327, 334.

Boswell's Johnson, Jowett's reading
of, i. 264.

Bowen, Charles (afterwards Lord
Justice), i. 267; withdraws from
Saturday Review, 296; remark on
Lord Chancellor's judgement, 302
n.; Jowett's estimate of, ii. 112;
visits Jowett in his last illness,
433.

Boyle, Rev. Dr.; see LETTERS.
Bradley, Mr. Henry, joint editor of
the New English Dictionary, ii. 223.
Braemar, Jowett's stay at, i. 333.
Brakenbury, Miss, munificence of,
i. 380; ii. 99.

Brandis, Jowett's acquaintance
with, i. 90 n.

Brassey, Lord, ii. 226.
Bridges, J. H., i. 261.

Bright, John, receives honorary
degree of D.C.L., ii. 245; opinion
of Plato, 289.

Bristol, educational schemes at, ii.
58-61, 296.

British Association at Oxford, i.

290; at Newcastle, 338.
Broadbent, Sir W., ii. 429, 431, 432.
Broad Church, origin of the term,
i. 209; not acceptable to Jowett,

299.

Brodie, Benjamin C. (afterwards
Sir Benjamin), contemporary of
Jowett at Balliol, i. 49.
(See
LETTERS.)

Brodrick, Hon. G. C. (afterwards
Warden of Merton), anecdotes of
Jowett, i. 202, 263 n.; story of,
ii. 190; pall-bearer at Jowett's
funeral, 435.

Rev. John B., reminiscences

of Jowett at St. Paul's School,

i. 37.
Brown, Dr. John, Jowett's ac-
quaintance with, i. 266.
Browne, Sir Thomas, i. 263.
Browning, Robert, friendship with
Jowett, i. 400, 401, Jowett's
opinion of his poetry, 402, ii. 355;
with Jowett at Tummel Bridge,
ii. 12-13; witnesses performance
of the Agamemnon at Balliol, 179;
visit to Jowett, 245; death, 354.
Bruce, Hon. W. N., account of the
Agamemnon at Balliol, ii. 179.
Brunel, Isambard, i. 206.
Bunsen, Chevalier, i. 90; Jowett
introduced to, 190; remarks on
Epistles of St. Paul, 235.

Henry, assists Jowett in boat
accident, i. 52; impression of
Jowett, 196.

Bunyan's Grace Abounding, ii. 151.
Burgon, Dean, opposes election of
Dean Stanley as Select Preacher,
ii. 40; story of, 62 n.

Butler, George (Exeter College),
contemporary of Jowett at Oxford
i. 50; extract from letter, 81.

Mrs. Josephine, memoir of
her husband, i. 267.

Chambers, W., Proctor, mistake of,
i. 315.

Chancellor's Prize (Latin Essay),
1841, won by Jowett, i. 73.
Charteris, Hon. Francis, pupil of
Jowett, i. 398.

Chartism, Jowett's thoughts on, i.
136.

Chartres, Jowett's visit to, ii. 259.
Cherwell, river, new mouth com-
pleted, i. 219.

Chitty, J. (now Lord Justice) ac-
companies Jowett in search of
cricket-field for Balliol, i. 214.
Christ, the life of, Jowett's thoughts
on, ii. 85-86.

Christianity, the new, thoughts on,
ii. 311-12.

Christie, W. D., M.P., motion for
Committee of Inquiry on Uni-
versity Reform, i. 173.

Church, Richard W. (Wadham,
afterwards Dean of St. Paul's),
contemporary of Jowett at Oxford
i. 50; Life and Letters of, cited, 93,
96; Proctor, 95.

Civil Service Reform, i. 185.
Clay, C. J., contemporary of Jowett
at St. Paul's School, i. 38.
Clifton, Jowett's stay at, i. 338; ii.
183-5.

Clough, Arthur Hugh, contem-
porary of Jowett at Balliol, i. 50;
their friendship, 53, Second Class,
88.

Miss, starts Merton Hall at
Cambridge, i. 408.
Cobbe, Miss F. P., Autobiography of,
i. 299 n.

Colenso, Bishop, excitement caused
by his book, i. 300; Jowett's first
impression of, 301; at St. Mary's
ii. 62 n; visits Jowett, 64; pre-
vented from preaching in Car-
fax Church, preaches in Balliol
Chapel, ib.; Jowett's opinion of,
65.
Coleridge, Ernest R., pupil of Jowett,
i. 398.

John Duke, contemporary of
Jowett at Balliol, i. 50; advises
against mandamus, 313.

Samuel Taylor, i. 73, 263.
Collections,' ii. 10 n.

College Sermons, quoted, ii. 28.
Collier, Dr., attends Jowett in ill-

ness, ii. 429.

Collins, J. Churton; see LETTERS.

Colonization of Oxford by Balliol
men, i. 271, 331.
Commemoration, proposal to hold
in the Divinity School, ii. 73;
Jowett's objections, 74.
Comte, Auguste, Jowett's study of,
i. 130; observations on, ii. 187.
Comtism and Carlyleism, epigram
on, i. 131.
Congregation, elective council of, i.
184.

Congreve, Richard (Wadham), con-
temporary of Jowett at Oxford, i.
50; anecdote of Dr. Jenkyns,
63 n.; joins the agitation for Uni-
versity Reform, 176; nominated
as Public Examiner, 184 n.;
return to Oxford, 261.
Conington, John, joins the agitation
for University Reform, i. 176;
becomes Corpus Professor of Latin,

249.

Cook, Canon F. C., i. 271.
Cornish, Dr., Principal of New Inn
Hall, ii. 134.

Cortachy (Forfarshire), Jowett's
visits to, i. 339, 399.
Cotton, R. L., Vice-Chancellor, op-
position to Jowett's appointment
to Professorship, i. 237.
Couchman, Rev. John, reminiscences
of Jowett at St. Paul's School, i.
38.
Courthope, Mrs. (née Langhorne),
i. 15.

Courtney, W. L., reminiscences of

Jowett's encouragement of the
drama, ii. 230-32.

Cowper, William, Jowett brought
up on, i. 31.

Cradock, Mrs., wife of the Principal

of Brasenose, i. 267.

Craik, Henry, pupil of Jowett, i.
398.

Criticism and dogma, thoughts on,

Davos, Jowett's visits to, ii. 195, 258,

301.

'Decade,' the, i. 81.

De Imitatione Christi, ii. 151-2.
Denison, Archdeacon, champions
opposition to endowment of Greek
Chair, i. 314, 317.

Denison case, extract from letter
on, ii. 232.

Dictionary, New English, Jowett's in-
terest in, ii. 222.

Dilke, Sir Charles, defends Prize
Fellowships, ii. 124.

Disraeli, Benjamin, meets Jowett
at Woburn, ii. 108.
Dissenters, Jowett's views on ad-
mission to Universities, i. 181;
allowed to matriculate, 184.
Donkin, W. F. (University College,
contemporary of Jowett at Ox-
ford, i. 50.

Dörner, Jowett's acquaintance with,
i. 90 n.

Duckworth, Life of Rev. James
Lonsdale, i. 49.

Duff, Sir M. Grant; see LETTERS.
Dugdale, W. S., pupil of Jowett, i.
126, 127.

Mrs., reminiscences of the
Master, ii. 194-5. (See LETTERS.)
Duncan, Lord (afterwards Earl of
Camperdown), pupil of Jowett,
i. 327, 334, 335, 339.

Durham, W. A. C. ('Whack Dur-
ham'), Sur-Master of St. Paul's
School, i. 32.

Dyer, Louis; see LETTERS.

E

Eddis, Arthur S., contemporary of
Jowett at St. Paul's School, i. 38.
Edinburgh, Jowett's lectures on
Socrates at, i. 399; on Educa-
tion, 400; sermon at St. John's
Episcopal Church, ib.; Jowett
preaches at the Old Greyfriars'
Church at, ii. 29; lectures at
the Philosophical Institution, 32.
Edinburgh Review, Stanley's article
in, i. 297.

Education question, Jowett's in-
terest in, i. 393, ii. 258-9.
Education, Secondary, Jowett's idea
of duty of the State towards, ii.
298-9; a scheme of, 424-5 n.
Edwards, Rev. T. C., Principal of
Bala Theological College, ii. 362.

Elliot, Dr., Dean of Bristol, Jowett's
visit to, i. 338; death of, ii. 355.
(See LETTERS.)

Lady Charlotte, sonnet to
Jowett, ii. 7 n.

Miss; see LETTERS.

Elton, Mr. Charles, discovers con-
veyance of lands for support of
Professorships of Divinity, He-
brew and Greek, i. 319.
Embley (Hants), Jowett's visit to,
i. 339.

Epistles, Jowett's notes on the,
i. 141.

Epistles of St. Paul, cited, i. 86;

appearance of the book, 232;
demand for second edition, 250;
publication of, 253.
Erdmann, J. E., i. 90.
Erskine, Thomas, of Linlathen,
Jowett visits, i. 265.
Escott, Rev. Hay S., anecdote of
Jowett's election to the Balliol
Scholarship, i. 39; contempo-
rary with Jowett at Balliol,
49; reminiscences, 57.
Essay on Interpretation, extract
from, i. 73 n.

Essays and Reviews, plan of, i. 273;
excitement caused by, 290-300;
eleventh edition, 299; project
for a second series, 402, 404.
Essays and Reviews (H. H. Lan-
caster's posthumous volume of),
Preface by Jowett, i. 341.
Euripides, Jowett's opinion of, ii. 68.
Ewald, i. 90.

Ewing, Alexander (Bishop of Ar-

gyll), friendship with Jowett, i.
139, 245.
Examination Statute, proposed re-
vision of, i. 174; discussion on,
175.

F

Fanshawe, Frederick, First Class, i.
88.

Farmer, John, ii. 179; appointed

organist of Balliol, 246; improves
the Chapel services, 247; 'smok-
ing' and Sunday concerts, 247-8;
compilation of new hymn-book,

303.

Farrer, F. W., solicitor, profession-
ally present at Jowett's pro-
se tion, i. 313.

T. H. (afterwards Lord), con.

temporary of Jowett at Balliol,
i. 50; tutored by Jowett, 65;
reminiscences, 66.

Farringford, Jowett's visits to the
Tennysons at, i. 198, 339; ii.
419-20.

Ferrier, Professor, i. 266.
ffolliott, John, friendship with
Jowett, i. 129; tour with, 136.
(See LETTERS.)

Fletcher, F., secretary to Jowett, ii.
107, 412.

Rev. C. J. H., reads Bishop
Colenso's
sermon in Carfax

Church, ii. 64.

Flint, Rev. Robert, elected to Pro-
fessorship of Moral Philosophy
at St. Andrews, i. 341.

Forbes, W. H., assists Jowett in
his translation of Thucydides, ii.
150.

France, Jowett's affection for, ii.
293.

Fraser, James (Lincoln College,
afterwards Bishop of Man-
chester), contemporary with
Jowett at Oxford, i. 50; appears
in First Class, Lit. Hum., in the
same year, 65.

Freeman, E. A., pamphlet on en-
dowment of Greek Professorship,
i. 317, 318.

Fremantle, T. (Lord Cottesloe), at
Oban with Jowett, i. 138.

W. H. (afterwards Dean of
Ripon), i. 271; officiates at Jowett's
funeral, ii. 434.

French, teachers of, conference in
Balliol Hall, ii. 291; speech by
Jowett, 291-3.
Freshwater, Jowett meets W. G.
Ward at, i. 80; visit to, ii. 300.
Froude, James A. (Oriel College),
contemporary of Jowett at Oxford,
i. 50.

G

Gaisford, Dean, death of, i. 236;
editions of Classical books, 241.
Gell, Hon. Mrs., account of Jowett's
illness at Headington Hill, ii.
361.

P. Lyttelton, Mr. Gladstone's
letter to, i. 208; testimony to
Jowett's interest in University
Press, ii. 222; visit of Jowett to,
360.

'George Eliot,' Jowett's impressions
of, ii. 108, 144-5, 181-2; death,
181.

'Germanism,' i. 210, 291.
Gladstone, Mr. W. E., opposes com-
mission of Inquiry, i. 178; sup-
ports the Universities Act, 184;
letter to Mr. Lyttelton Gell, i.
208; meets Jowett at Camper-
down House, i. 406.

Godley, John Arthur, pupil of
Jowett, i. 398.

Golightly, Rev. C. P., opposes
Jowett's appointment to Pro-
fessorship, i. 238.

Gordon, General, death of, ii. 254;
Jowett's admiration of, ib.

Rev. Osborne, on endowment of
Greek Chair, i. 305.

Goschen, Mr., defends Prize Fellow-
ships, ii. 124.

Goulburn, E. M. (afterwards Dean

of Norwich), contemporary with
Jowett at Balliol, i. 49.

Grace, the old Balliol, ii. 21.
Grange, in Borrowdale, farm-house
occupied by Jowett and Morier,
i. 138.

Grant, Alexander (afterwards Sir),
pupil of Jowett, i. 126, 127, 131;
extracts from note-book of, 145; on
Jowett's lectures on Johnson, ii.
41; death of, 257; Jowett's friend-
ship for, 258; compares Jowett
to Socrates, 441. (See LETTERS.)

Lady, reminiscences of Jowett's
visits to Scotland, ii. 356.
Grantown, Jowett's stay at, i. 399;

ii. 51.
Gray, Dr., ii. 367.

Greek Texts, proposed series of,
ii. 222.

Green, Thomas Hill, candidate for
Chair of Moral Philosophy at St.
Andrews, i. 341; takes charge of
Balliol Hall, 378; death, ii. 191 ;
influence and character, 192;
Jowett's affection for, 192-4.

Mrs. T. H., ii. 193, 194 n., 430;
details of Jowett's last illness,
364-5; of his death, 434. See
LETTERS.)

Greenhill, Dr. W. A., assists Jowett

with money, i. 46, 47.

LETTERS.)

Mrs.; see LETTERS.

Grote, Mr. and Mrs., i. 268.

Guardian, The, i. 292.

(See

Guillemard, H. P. (Trinity), i. 95.
Rev. W., story of Jowett, i.

4I.

H

Hall, W. W.; see LETTERS.
Hamilton, Sir William, articles on
University Reform, i. 172.
Hampden, Dr., i. 49.

Hannen, Lord, contemporary of
Jowett at St. Paul's School, i. 38.
Harcourt, Sir W., defends Prize
Fellowships, ii. 124.

Hare, Augustus, i. 267.
Julius, i. 210.

Harper, Dr., Principal of Jesus
College, story of, ii. 351.
Harrison, Edwin, pupil of Jowett,
i. 398; reminiscences by, ii. 4, 5,
18, 24, 27, 34-35, 36-40, 51-53,
69-70, 190-1. (See LETTERS.)
Frederic, i. 261.

Haweis, Rev. H. R., St. James's,
Marylebone, welcomes Jowett to
his pulpit, i. 299.

Hawkshaw, Sir J., ii. 219, 220.
Headley Park, visit of Jowett to,
ii. 428; seized with illness, 432;
dies there, 434.

Heberden, C. B. (afterwards Prin-
cipal of Brasenose), pupil of
Jowett, i. 398; pall-bearer at his
funeral, ii. 435.

Hebrew, Jowett's study of, i. 99.
Hegel, influence of, i. 91; Jowett's
opinion of, 92; study of, 129,
261; ii. 249-50.

Herbert, Sir Robert; see LETTERS.
Hermann, Gottfried, i. 90.
Hey, William, F.R.S., i. 2, 5.
Heywood, Mr., M.P., moves for
issue of a Royal Commission of
Inquiry into state of the Uni-
versities, i. 178.

High Force in Teesdale, Jowett's
stay at, i. 333.

Hill, Dr. Birkbeck, edits Boswell's
Life of Johnson, ii. 32; Jowett's
interest in, ib., 223.

Hinds, Samuel, Bishop of Norwich,
one of Commissioners of Inquiry
into Universities, i. 178.
Hobhouse, Arthur (afterwards
Lord), contemporary with Jowett
at Balliol, i. 50; reminiscences,
53-56.

E. (afterwards Bishop of Nel-