Part II. Stag-hunting in the Time of Xenophon 65
Part III. Wild-Boar Hunting
237
RAMBLES AMONG THE CRIM TARTARS BEYOND THE
SEAT OF WAR. By W. B. Lord, Boyal Artillery
6, 38, 76, 111
THE NEW VEGETABLE (Raphanus caudatus). By J. R.
Jackson, of the Royal Museum, Kew. (Illustrated)
THE MACKEREL. By W. B. Lord, Royal Artillery
THE PARIS SOCIÉTÉ D'ACCLIMATATION
THE BREED OF HORSES IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE
SCENE ON THE LOGIER RIVER, ZAMBESI. The full-
striped Quagga. By Thomas Baines, F.R.G.S.
(Illustrated)
THE AILANTHUS SILKWORM (Bombyx Cynthia), AND
ITS CULTURE IN ENGLAND. By W. B. Teget-
meier. (Illustrated)
58, 89, 122, 159, 189, 244, 246
THE OLD MASTERS AT THE BRITISH INSTITUTION
NOTES ON FANS. (Illustrated)
THE ACADEMY, THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER, AND THE
NATIONAL GALLERY
FINE ART AUCTIONS
OLLA PODRIDA
ON SKETCHING FROM NATURE. By Aaron Penley,
Professor of Landscape-Painting at the Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich. (Illustrated)
18, 48, 81, 114, 183
FOREIGN ARCHEOLOGICAL NOTES
19, 118
THE PARIS EXHIBITION, 1867. By G. W. Yapp 22, 82, 180
THE DRAMA AND THE STAGE
26, 88, 185, 248
PARISIAN CHAPEAUX. By K. E. F. (Illustrated) 27
ART NOTES FROM THE CONTINENT. By G. W. Yapp 27, 115
THE ROYAL ACADEMY
31
ENGLISH FARMING IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY 33
BUCEROS NIPALENSIS. By Capt. Warren. (Illustrated) 37
THE HONEY-HUNTERS OF SOUTH AFRICA.
By T.
Baines, F.R.G.S.