Powell, H. T., on Stretton-on-Dunsmore, 325.
Preventive and reformatory education, 5.
Prisons, women as nurses and officers in, 101.
Providence Reform School, 354.

Preliminary punishment, 235, 299, 303, 283.
Profits of labor, 182.

Provisional freedom, 151, 306.
Printing, 127.

Prisons and Schools, 234.

Punishment, 176, 192, 223, 241, 247, 253, 259, 272, 286, 336.

Quarterly Review, 358.

Ragged Schools, 321.

Raikes, Robert, Sunday Schools begun by, 340. Rauhe Haus at Horn, account of, 18, 107, 112. why so named, 113.

details of progress of since 1835, 114.

Sundays and holidays at, 117.

results of, 118.

Miss Carpenter on, 121.

origin of, 112, 118.

M. Ducpetiaux on, 121. view of, 109.

plan of, 111.

finances of, 128.

Prof. Stowe on, 129.

Hon. Horace Mann on, 152.

Recke, von der, 79.

Redhill reform school, 295, 298.

Red Lodge reform school, Bristol, 327.

Reform conferences at Birmingham, 307.

Reform institutions in the U. S., table of, 354.

Reform school, first, 14.

Reform schools, agricultural, 15.

Reformatory education, England, 339. in Scotland, 343.

Ireland, 349.

the U. S., 353.

works on, list of, 357.

Rewards, 23, 181, 223, 253, 259, 272, 336.

Rome, pagan, charity of, 11.

her earliest reform school, 14.

list of charitable institutions in, 26.

San Michele at, 14. 28.

Tata Giovanni's juvenile asylum at, 31.

Rotterdam, school for juvenile criminals at, 293. Ruysselede, Ducpetiaux, report on, 261. origin and organization of, 262.

internal arrangements of, 264.

order of exercises at, 268.

discipline of, 272.

statistics of, 276, 292.

financial results of, 278.

results of, 280.

Robert Hall's visit to, 282.

Rev. J. P. Morris' visit to, 289.

Rural Asylum at Cernay, 25.

Salle, Abbe John Baptist de la, 135.
Salaries, 70, 217, 250, 266.
Salvandy, M. de, 189.

Schools, old and new, in Germany, 38.
School attendance before commitment, 320.
Scotland, summary of educ. reform in, 334.
Sexes, 70.

Short sentences, 193, 196.

Ship duties, inst. in, 194, 234, 285, 269.
Shuttleworth, Sir J. Kay, on Kruitzlingen, 64.
Sisters of Charity, 85, 89, 93, 217, 230, 238, 288.
Small reformatories, 17, 71, 75, 257.
Soldiers, 215.

Societe Paternelle, 167.

St. Michael Reformatory, 14, 28.

St. Vincent de Paul Society, 23.

St. John, Delze du Rouge, Vincent de, 139.

St. Nicholas establishment, Paris, 24, 237.

St. Yon, institute of Christian Brothers at, 189.
Stanz, Pestalozzi's school at, 45.
Stretton-on-Dunsmore, 309, 325.
Sunday schools, origin of, 340.
Sunday exercises, 117, 123, 207.

Superintendents, 210, 235, 257, 301, 333, 351.
Switzerland, agric. reform schools in, 15.
Tablet of Honor, 181, 186.

Tata Giovanni, juvenile asylum of, 31.

Teachers, 22, 24, 64, 103, 154, 189, 238, 254, 330. Thieving, 234, 311, 317.

Thomson, A., on Aberdeen indust. schools, 322. Training, 23, 133. 288.

Trogen, Orphan House at, 74.

Trades, 121, 232, 240, 246, 248, 275, 289.
Trial, 247.

OF

ABERDEEN, reform school at, 780, 802.
Academy of Music, 227.

Adams, Serjeant, on Parkhurst prison, 20.
Adrian, Emperor, charities of, 564.
Agriculture, benefit of at Mettray, 682.
Agricultural labor in ref. ed., 673, 725, 755.

Agricultural brothers of St. Vincent de Paul, 575.
Agricultural laborers, English, ill situated, 258.
Agricultural reform school at Bachtelen, 597.
Beernem, 648.

Gaillon, 744.

Horn, 5, 603.

Mettray, 667-768.
Petit-Bourg, 653.

Petit-Quevilly, 749.
Red Hill, 753.

Ruysselede, 622.

Akerly, Dr. Samuel, 348.

Alabamian, on an American university, 213.
Alphabet, errors in teaching, 327.

American Asso. for Adv. of Science, 147, 150, 151.
American Institute of Instruction, 125.
American polity rests on universal education, 92.
American Journal of Education, (Russell's,) 140.
(Barnard's,) 825.

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American Journal of Science, 148.
American University, difficulties of, 214.
Amusements, active, for scholars, 42.

in reformatories, 241, 574, 755.

Analogy the medium of expression, 53.
Anecdotes, value of in moral instruction, 76.
Anglo-Saxon element, 102.

Annals de la Charite, 812.

Antoninus Pius, girls educated by in charity, 564.
Antonius, M. Aurelius, charities of, 564.

Apparatus, much not needed in teaching, 253.
Apprentices entitled to education, 99.
Archery, 39.

Belgium, beggary and vice of young in, 621, 642.
international congress in, 231.

reformatories, 621.

Benefactions of Nicholas Brown, 296-312.

Cyrus Butler, 305.

A. W. Gehren, 10.
Paul Farnum, 397.
George Peabody, 227.

Bervanger, Mgr. de, St. Nicholas institution, 737.
Beuggen, school at, 383.

Biography; of Roger Ascham, 23.

Nicholas Brown, 291.

Valentin Hauy, 477.

Dr. Nicholas Medcalf, 23.

Dr. Harvey P. Peet, 366.

Abbe de la Salle, 437.

Jacob Vehrli, 389.

Birch, the prose and poetry of, 462.

"Birch, the," a poem, 463.

Birmingham conference on reform schools, 765.

Bishop, Rev. F., on juvenile crime, 778.

Blind, institutions for, 484.

labors of Valentin Hauy for, 477.
Blochman, C. J., death of, 274.
Bologna, early charity school at, 566.
Bond, Robert, 23.

Booth, Dr., lecture by, 252, 265.
Boston Farm School, 811.

66 House of Refuge, 811.

Botta, Prof. V., article by, 513.
Braidwood, John, 348.

Brain, 241.

Bread, manufacture of, 233.

Brenton, Capt. E. P., 799.

Brethren of the Common Life, 566.

Bristol, Red Lodge at, 785.

Bristol diamonds, 156.

British Association for Adv. of Science, 147.

Brockett, L. P., article by. 477.

Brothers' institute, at Horn, 610.

Brougham, Lord, on Mettray, 696.

Brown, Nicholas, biography of, 291.

Brown University, gifts of N. Brown to, 297.
Brussels, philanthropic congress at, 236.
society for erecting model houses, 236.
early charity school at, 566.

Burton, Warren, extract from, 456.
Bury St. Edmunds, early school at, 566.
Butler, Cyrus, gift to Butler Hospital, 305.
Butler Hospital, Providence, 304, 309.

Byron, Lady Noel, efforts for juvenile reform,
Callemarchas, or Callimachus, 45.
Cambray, early dominical school at, 566.
Canada, educational experience of, 240.
Cara, rural school at, 599.

Carpenter, Mary, on the Rough House, 10.

publications by, 814.

Carracci, school of, from Lanzi, 467.

Carter, Rev. T., on juvenile criminals, 776.
Cecil, Sir William, 45.

Cernay, agricultural asylum at, 751.
Cervetti, Francis, 583.

799.

Charitable institutions, historical sketch of, 563.

at Rome, list of, 580.

Charity, injurious in schools of design, 471.
Charity schools, early, 566.

Cheke, Sir John, 24.

Chess, 29.

Children's friend society, 789, 799.

Christian and heathen charities, 564.

Chicago, public high school at, 531.

plans of building, 536.

course of study, 536.

Chicago Reform School, 811.

Children, how retained at school, 246.
instructed after leaving school, 247.
Christian Brothers, account of, 437.
Christian Charity, Emperor Julian on, 565.
Christianity recognized by American law, 96.
Cicero, 27, 29.

Cincinnati House of Refuge, 811.

Citizenship as connected with education, 88.
City boys, 221, 338, 796.

City education, how disadvantageous, 323.
Civility, example of, 77.

Class instruction in Lyceums, 248.

Classical studies, value of, 199, 202.

Clay, Rev. John, on juvenile criminals, 773.

Coleman, Mr., account of Mettray, 730.

Coleridge, H., his "Northern Worthies," 23. 38.

Coleridge, S. T., 26.

College code of honor, 65.

College community, nature of, 66.

Common schools and Academies, 201.
Communication, power of, 324.

intellectual and moral effects of, 325.
value of, 325.

Competition at examinations, 267.
Composition, errors in teaching, 331.
Conidas, 158.

Conjugation of verbs in English, 101.

Connecticut Historical Society, library of, 281.
Connecticut State Reform School, 811.
Contents of Number 8, 3,

9, 289.

supplement to No. 9, 290.
Conversations-Lexicon, 5.

Country education, advantages of, 323.

Courage, instance of, 77.

Course of study, Chicago High School, 536.

Courteilles, Viscount de, death of, 647, 704.

labors of for Mettray, 572.

Cousin, V., report on education in Holland, 619.
Cowdery's Moral Lessons, 80.

Crabbe, Rev. G., poem on school mistress, 461.
Cramming, at University, 267.

Criminals, young, French patronage for, 661.
Cristaldi, Belisarius, 383.

Dangerous classes, how to reach, 765.

who they are, 766.

Dawson, J. W.. article by, 428.

Deaf and Dumb, New York Inst. for, 347, 363.
Deaf and Dumb, education of, 358.

De Bazelaire, on Tata Giovanni's asylum, 583.
Delalleau, M., efforts of for Mettray, 695.
Delille, J. 159.

"Village Schoolmaster" by, 159.

Demetz, M., labors for Mettray, 572.
Denmark, model dwellings in, 237.
Despotism, educational policy of, 87.
Dictionary, chained to desk, 136.

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English, 161.

Webster's and Worcester's, 319.
Diocletian, drowning of beggars by, 564.
"District School, as it was," quoted, 456.
66 stanzas on, 458.

Ducpetiaux, account of Ruysselede, 621.
St. Nicholas, Pasis, 787.
conclusions on agricultural reform schools, 577.
Duffield, D. B., duty of the State in education, 81.
Dunlop's Act, outline of, 802.

Dwellings of the working classes, 234.
Dwight, Miss M. A., article by, 467.
Edinburgh ragged schools, 802.

Review, on American literature, 148.
United Industrial School in, 804.

Education a state duty, 81.

correct methods of, 333.
how to be promoted, 268.
principles of Fellenberg's, 594.
should be compulsory, 99.

Educational association, religious tests in, 263.
miscellany and intelligence, 537.
museum, South Kensington, 270.

Elgin, Earl of, lecture by, 239.

on education in the U. S., 239.
Elizabeth, Queen, knowledge of Greek, 28, 30.
taught by Ascham, 28.
translations by, 31.
Elizabethan Sisters, 499.

Elmer, Lady Jane Grey's tutor, 32.
Elocution, errors in teaching, 332, 342.
Emotion, definition of, 48.

Evening Schools, 561.

Everett, Edward, on T. Dowse, 284, 285, 287.
Examination for adm. to Chicago High Sch., 532.
Examinations, competition in, 267.

Exclusiveness, in circulating art-publications,266.
Expression, power of, 47.

Expressive faculties, article on culture of, 321.
culture of, 47.

Family principle, in reform schools, 567.
at Mettray, 703, 713, 722, 727.
Fancy, effects of or expression, 54.
Farnum, Paul, 397.

Farnum preparatory school, account of, 397.
Feeling, office of in expression, 61.

an incitement to sympathy, 61.
influenced by imagination, 61.
in the artist, 61, 63.

actor, 62.
orator, 62.

poet, 62.

musician, 63.

universality of, 62.

influence of on moral character, 63.

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languages, 64.

as guided by education, 64.

Fellenberg, E. de, his school at Hofwyl, 531.
Female talent, 30.

Females, worse than males when criminal, 762

46

Red Lodge reform school for, 785.

Firmin, on industrial training of paupers,577,797.
Flanders, Beguines in, 499.

early schools in, 566.

Fliedner, Rev. Thomas, and Kaiserswerth, 487.
Food for the poor, 233.

preservation of, 233.

organization of, 745.

discipline at, 746.

farm of, 747.

Galen, quoted, 27, 42.

Gammell, Prof. W. article by, 291.

Gard, Mr., mentioned, 349.

Gasparin, M. de, on Mettray, 690.

Gehren, A. W., benefactions of to Rauhe Haus, 10.
Geography, Dr. Vogel's works on,

274.

in America and Germany, 274.
Germany, educational information as to, 273.
Gesture, 336.

Ghent, early charity school in, 566.
Gibbs, J., article by, 101.

Gifford, W., autobiography of, quoted, 254.
Glasgow industrial school, 803.

66 refuge for boys, 803.

Goldsmith, Oliver, 158.

Goodwin, Pres., remarks of, 195.

Gothic element in English language, 102.
Governmental reformatories, 642, 811.
Grammar, defects in teaching, 330, 343.
Grammar schools, English, 209.

Grammata, in Greek schools, 84.
Grant, Mr., 23.

Gratitude, example of, 78.

Greece, educational polity of, 84.

Greek language, introduced into England, 25.

Green, L. W., on Kentucky normal school, 217.
Grey, Lady Jane, 33, 39.

Grindal, William, 24.

Guillie, Dr., treatment of Hauy, 482.

Guthrie, Rev. T., 802.

Gyroscope, Major Barnard on action of, 537.

Hale, Sir M., on parish industrial schs., 577, 797.
Hall, Robert, account of Gaillon, 744.

of Ruysselede and Beernem, 642.

Hardwicke Reform School, 789, 800.
results of, 790, 791, 792.

Haskins, Rev. G. F., on St. Nicholas, at Paris, 743.

on San Michele, at Rome, 580.
Hauy, Valentin, memoir of, 477.

Haven, J., article by, 125.

Heathen charity, 563.

Hebert, M., testimony to Mettray, 695.

Hebrew educational polity, 83.

Hecker, work of on real schools, 275.
Hieronymians, 566.

High School, Chicago, 531.

66 public, 184.

Hill, M. D., account of Mettray, 729.

speech of at Birmingham conferences, 765.

Hofwyl school, 591.

Holland, criminal and reform institutions in, 619.

dwellings for the poor in, 237.

Home reform, 238.

Honor, college code of, 65.

Hood, T., on flogging, quoted, 464.

Hooker, N., 203.

Horace, quoted, 157.

Hornbook described, 465.

Hospitalieres, 498.

Hotel-Dieu at Paris, 493.

Hospitals, Mrs. Jameson on,

Houses for the poor, 231.

497.

Howard, on women hospital ass'ts, 499, 506.
Howard, on women as prison assistants, 507.
Hubbard, Mr., benefactions of, 211.

Ignorance should prevent citizenship, 99.

Imprisonment before reform school, 735, 762.
Industrial reform school at Aberdeen, 802.
Infant Schools, in Sardinia, 513.

Infidelity, sectarian, 97.

Informer, false estimate of among students, 69.
Inner mission, in Germany, 6.
Brothers of, 8.

Insane, Butler Hospital for, gift to, 304.
Instruction, code of Christian Brothers for, 444.
International Philanthropic Congress, 231.

system of exchanges, 233.
Ireland, educational statistics of, 1855. 272.
Jails; their statistics and influence on young;

Bath, 770.

Preston, 773.

Liverpool, 776.

Jameson, Mrs., on social state of women, 495.
Jardine, George, 133.

Jews, charity among, 563.

Johnson, Walter R., 141.

Journal of Education, 140.

Julian, Emperor, on Christian charity, 565.

Junius, Francis, 157.

Juvenile Asylum of Tata Giovanni, 583.

Juvenile offenders, 19, 770, 772, 773.

cost of, 775, 777, 783.

English, 1849, 797.

extirpated in Aberdeenshire, 802.
homes of, 774.

jail treatment of, 776.

operations with at Aberdeen, 780.
on reforming, 790.

origin of, 778, 779.

Kaiserswerth institution, account of, 487.
Kay, Dr., account of Vehrli, 394.

on Christian Brothers, 443.

Kent, James, quoted, 96.

Kentucky State Normal School, 217.
Kirchen Tag, 6.

Kirke White, error of in overstudy, 42.
tribute of to his teacher, 42.

Labor in reformatories, 612, 635, 640, 740.
Laborer's Friend, quoted, 231.

Laborissiere hospital, 503.

Lady Jane Grey, described by Ascham, 32.

Lady Temper, (Queen Elizabeth) 30.

Lamarque, Jules de, article by, 661.

Landor, W. S., Imaginary Conversation by, 38.

Language, scope of in expression, 58.

Mathematical heads, 27, 28.

Girls, 811.

McNeill, Sir J., on Miss Nightingale's services,493.
Mechanics' Institute, Manchester, 251.
Mecklenburg, ignorance in, 1856, 278.
Medcalf, Dr. Nicholas, 23.

Medical practice and mental science, 135.
Mental labor, value of, 269.

16 science as a branch of education, 125.

Mesnil-St-Firmin, founded, 575.
Mettray, history of, 667.

organization, 574, 669, 720, 731.

discipline, 671,676, 712, 722, 732.

food; production of it, 672.

spirit of pupils, 575, 674, 703.

results of, 575, 695, 677, 702, 703, 708.

patronage after leaving, 696, 711.

thanks to pupils from town of Tours, 709.

health of, 712, 720, 727.

family system in, 703, 713, 722, 727.

Ducpetiaux' account of, 716.

expenses, 716.

condition of, 714, 718.

preparatory school at, 701.

colony from, 710.

farm of, 724.

timebill, 726.

Mr. Hill's account of, 729.

Mr. Coleman on, 730.

Lord Leigh on, 731.

London Times on, 735.

Mr. Hill's speech on, at Birmingham, 768.
Lord Brougham on, 696.

effects of political changes on, 699.

weekly assembly at, 707.

Milton, John, 28.

Mind, the study of, 128.

Model lodging houses, 234.

Modern languages, Am. schools lacking in, 277.
Moral instruction, in schools, 71.

importance of, 72.

special instruction in, 73.

recognized in school laws of Massachusetts, 74.
best method of giving, 74.

Moral quality of actions, 66.
Morrison College, 217.
Morysine, Sir Richard, 31.
Mulcaster, Richard, 158.

Muller, E., on model houses for the poor, 234.
Murray, Miss A., 797.

Music, study of, 27.

Galen on, 27.

Plato on, 27.
Ascham on, 27, 45.
Milton on, 28.

as an imitative art, 55.
errors in teaching, 337.
usefulness of, 572, 648.

Natural advantages, how to be managed, 335.
Natural History, educational aspects of, 428.

Nat. Hist. Soc. of Montreal, from lect. before, 428.
Nerva, charities of, 564.

colonized beggars' children, 564.

Netherlands, early educational charities in, 566.
Neudorf, reformatory prison at, 507.

Neuhof, Pestalozzi's school at, 409, 585.

New Jersey, Farnum preparatory school in, 397.
State Normal School, 221.

plan of, 220, 222.

New Orleans Reform School, 811.

N. York instit. for deaf and dumb, article on, 347.
plan of buildings for, 363.

instruction in, 358.

Dr. Peet's management of, 368.

New York City House of Refuge, 811.
New York Western House of Refuge, 811.
Nightingale, Florence, 493.

Normal School, Kentucky, 217.

New Jersey, 221.

female, Saxony, 274.
Kruitzlingen, 389.

Normal schools and other institutions, 417.

and society, 417.

Normal schools in Sardinia, 517.

Norris, Rev. J. P., on Ruysselede, 649.
Norwich Free Academy, 129.

dedication exercises at, 193.

plans of, 189, 192.

advantages of, 193.

Norwood industrial school, founded, 799.

Notices, 288.

Number, science of, 129.

Obedience, example of, 77.

Obituary, of Dr Robbins, 279.

"Thomas Dowse, 284.

Odeschalchi, Cardinal, benefaction of, 566.

Oldham Lyceum, 241, 251.

Olmsted, D., article by, 147.

Organization at Carra, 605.

Gaillon, 745.

Mettray, 574, 669, 720, 731.
Red Hill, 753.

Red Lodge, 786.

Reform schools, 790.

Rauhe Haus, 15, 607.

Ruysselede, 622, 642.

Oratory, and study of mind, 135.

Orbilius Pupillus, 157.

Orphan House at Trogen, 590.

Orphrasiere, colony from Mettray. 710.

Osborn, Rev. W. C., on juvenile criminals, 770.

Ostwald, reformed by Mettray graduate, 710.

Palmerston, Lord, on good penmanship, 26.

Palmerston's act, principles of, 779.

Parental duty in education, 99.

Paris, patronage society in, 659.
Parkhurst prison, 19, 760, 761.
defects of, 22.
imprisonment in, 762.
results of, 762.

Parochial schools, Scotch, 801.
Patronage societies, 661.

at Paris, 659.

at Mettray, 696.