A

Acoustical Properties of Buildings, 323.
ADDRESSES: Diamond Jubilee, 402. See
also OPENING ADDRESS; STUDENTS.
Admiralty and War Office Buildings.
See GOVERNMENT OFFICES SCHEME.
Alma Tadema, L.: Sculptors' Archi-
tecture of the Renaissance, 164;
Awarded Gold Medal at the Brussels
Exhibition, 424.
Aitchison, Professor: OPENING AD-

DRESS, 1; The Great Mosque of
Damascus, 63; Speech at the Man-
chester Society's Annual Banquet,
71; The Brickwork Tests, 126;
ADDRESS TO STUDENTS, 133; elected
Associé of the Royal Academy of
Belgium, 143; Congratulatory Letter
to M. Garnier, 144; M. Garnier's
Reply, ib.; Landscape Gardening,
203; Educational Training of Archi-
tects, 219; The New Government
Offices Scheme, 311; Professor
Ussing on Vitruvius, 314; Mr. Gil-
bert's Paper on the Sculptors' Archi-
tecture of the Renaissance, 331;
The Parthenon and its Repair, 357;
ADDRESS on Presentation of the
Royal Gold Medal, 397; Visit to the
Brussels Congress, and Report of the
Proceedings; 472.

Aldwinckle Studentship: Award, &c.,

143.

Aldwinckle, T. W.: COTTAGE HOS-
PITALS, 409.

Anderson, J. Macvicar: The Fellows
Question, 392, 393; An American
Competition Agreement, 407; The
New Government Offices Scheme:
Evidence before the Select Com-
mittee, 421.

ALLIED SOCIETIES.—

BIRMINGHAM: Officers, &c., 368.
BRISTOL: Officers, &c., 368.
DEVON & EXETER: Officers, &c.,
368.

DUNDEE Competitions 1897-98,
408.

GLASGOW Officers, &c., 368.

IRELAND: Formation of the Dub-
lin Architectural Association, 42;
Officers, &c., of the Royal Institute
of Ireland, 368.

LEEDS AND YORKSHIRE: Officers,
&c., 368.

LEICESTER: Officers, &c., 396.

MANCHESTER: Annual Banquet,
Professor Aitchison's Speech, 71;
Mr. Beresford Pite's Speech, 72; Mr.
Ernest Phythian on Architecture
and the Applied Arts at Manchester,
158; Officers, &c., 396.

NEWCASTLE: Mr. Frank Caws's
Paper, THE PROBABLE INFLUENCE OF
THE TECHNICAL EDUCATION MOVE-
MENT ON THE ARCHITECT AND HIS

WORK, 222; Prizes offered by the
N.A.A., 344; Officers, &c., of the
N.A.A., 396.

NOTTINGHAM: Officers, &c., 396.
SHEFFIELD: Professor Ripper's
Experiments on Bricks, 96; Officers,
&c., 396; Papers to be read by
Members R.I.B.A., 424.

American Architects and Competitions,
407.

Amherst, Hon. Alicia: Landscape
Gardening, 199.

Anderson, W. J.: review of his book
Architecture of the Renaissance in
Italy, 177; his lectures at the
Glasgow School of Art, 474.
Annual Report of the Council, 289.
ANTIQUITIES, ENGLISH MEDIEVAL
[Professor Baldwin Brown], 429.
Applied Arts and Architecture in
Manchester [J. E. Phythian], 158.
ARBITRATIONS, THE PRACTICE OF
[Professor Kerr], 369. — Macassey
and Strahan on the Law relating to
Architects, &c., 369; Alleged Objec-
tions to Settlement of Professional
Disputes by Arbitration, ib.; Archi-
tects qualified to arbitrate in Building
Disputes, 370; Some Legal Know-
ledge essential to Architect-Referees,
ib.; Various Classes of Disputes re-
ferred to Architect-Arbitrators, 371;
Anomalous Position of Architect in
absence of Arbitration Clause from
Building Contract, ib.; Doctrine
thereon laid down by Court of Ap-
peal, ib.; Distinction in Law be-
tween Arbitration and Valuation,
372; Methods of Valuation by Estate
Surveyors and Building Surveyors,
ib.; Unwillingness of the Courts to
interfere to set aside or vary Arbi-
trators' Decisions, 373; Arbitration
under the London Building Act in
Party-wall Disputes, 374; Arbitra-
tors' Charges, ib.; Relations between
Architect and Contractor, 375; Sug-
gested Establishment by R.I.B.A.
of Examination for business of
Architectural Arbitration, ib.
Architects as Arbitrators. See ARBI-
TRATIONS, PRACTICE OF.
Architects as expert Witnesses,
Mr. Justice Cave on, 422.
Architects' Benevolent Society, 229;
Annual General Meeting, 262;
Report, 263; Balance Sheet, 264.
Architects, Duties of. See ARBITRA-
TIONS, PRACTICE OF.

Architects' Educational Training, 213,
222, 286, 462.

Architects' Fees in Re-instatement of
Buildings after Fire: Practice
Committee's Report, 174; Mr. T. E.
Mundy's Communication thereon,
239; Discussion at Annual General
Meeting, 329, 330; Observations by

Architectural Arbitration. See ARBI-
TRATIONS, PRACTICE OF.
Architectural Association Jubilee
Exhibition: Review of Drawings
and Designs [R. Shekleton Balfour),
375.

Architectural Association: Papers for
Session 1897-98, 439.
Architectural Congress at Brussels,
331; President's Visit to, and Re-
port of the Proceedings, 472.
ARCHITECTURAL

DRAUGHTSMANSHIP,
FIFTY YEARS or [R. Shekleton Bal-
four], 375.

Architectural Education. See STU-
DENTS, ADDRESS TO; EDUCATIONAL
TRAINING OF ARCHITECTS.
Architectural Styles, 6.

Architecture and Landscape Garden-
ing. See GARDENING.
Architecture and the Applied Arts
in Manchester [J. E. Phythian],
158.

ARCHITECTURE, COTTAGE. See COTTAGE
ARCHITECTURE.

Architecture, Heraldry in. See
HERALDRY.

Architecture in Italy, 6th to 11th
century, 230.

Architecture, Review of, since Greek
days. See PRESIDENT'S OPENING
ADDRESS.

Architecture, Sculptors', of the Re-
naissance, 161.

Architecture in Belgium. See BEL-

GIQUE.

Architecture: Iron and Steel Con-
struction in, 209.

Architecture, The Government's dis-
regard for. See GOVERNMENT
OFFICES SCHEME.

Art and Beauty, 381.
Art Committee: Annual Report:
Trinity Almshouses; St. Mary
Woolnoth; New County Hall for
London; Preservation of Old Build-
ings; Vauxhall Bridge; Carfax
Tower, Oxford; St. Martin's-in-the-
Fields, 320; Mr. Woodward's Stric-
tures on the action of, in various
matters, 327; Mr. Owen Fleming's
Reply to Mr. Woodward, 329.
Art Education: Sir E. J. Poynter's
Lectures, 439.
Artizans' Dwellings.

ARCHITECTURE.

See COTTAGE

Ashpitel Prize: Award, &c., 143, 158.
Assistant-Secretary, Appointment of,

318.

Associates and the Right of Voting on
questions affecting alterations in

By-laws, 383, 393; Objection to
Chairman's Ruling, 393; Minutes
not recording such objection alleged
to be incomplete, 417; Discussion
on, ib.

Auditors, Report of, 343.
Associateship, Special Examination
for, 379.

Associates, Lists of, elected during the
Session, 72, 157.

Autun, Mont Beuvray and, 475.

B

Baker, Arthur: obituary notice, 360.
Balfour, R. Shekleton: FIFTY YEARS

OF ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN-
SHIP, 375.

Barry's great Scheme for Westminster
Improvements. See GOVERNMENT
OFFICES SCHEME.
Bartlett, A.: Educational Training of
Architects, 286.

Beale, Sydney B.: The Fellows Ques-
tion, 387, 393.
Beauty and Art, 381.

BELGIQUE, REVUE DE L'ARCHITECTURE

EN [Ch. Buls], 445.--Distinctive cha-
racter of Architecture under the
Flemings and Walloons, 445;
French and Rhenish Influence, ib.;
Gradual Encroachment of the
Pointed Style upon the Romanesque,
446; Gothic Influence predominant
from 13th century, ib.; Flemish
Halles, ib.; Churches built on the
Halles Plan, ib.; The Renaissance,
447; Survival of the Pointed Style,
ib.; Seventeenth Century Churches,
ib.; Transition from Gothic to
Renaissance, 448; Influence of
Rubens, ib.; Stagnation of Archi-
tecture in Belgium during French
Ascendency, 449; Some prominent
Buildings and Architects of early
Nineteenth Century, 450; Decline
of Classic forms, ib. ; Strivings after
a National Style, 451; M. Wynand
Janssens and his Work, ib.; Balat,
ib.; The younger Suys, ib.; Poelaert
and Beyaert, 452; Palais de Justice,
Brussels, ib.; The Neo-Christian
Movement and the School of Saint-
Luc, 453.-Illustrations; Palais de
Justice, Brussels, 445; Hôtel de Ville,
Brussels, 447; Eglise Saint-Charles,
Antwerp, 448; Grand' Place, Brus-
sels; 449; Palais des Beaux-Arts,
Brussels, 450; Maison du Matou,
Brussels, 451; The Abbaye de
Maredsous, 452.

Belgium, Royal Academy of: Honours

for Professor Aitchison and Monsieur
Garnier, 143.

Beuvray (Mont) and Autun, 475.
Birkett, Daniel: obituary notice, 439.
Birmingham Architectural Associa-
tion. See ALLIED SOCIETIES.
Birmingham New General Hospital,
Plans and Description, 334.
Blashill, Thomas: The late J. J.
Cole, 380.

Boinville, Chastel de, Charles Alfred:
obituary notice, 359.
Boni, Cav. J.: THE MAGNETIC DIP OF
ANCIENT TERRA-COTTAS, 382.
Books received for Review, 42, 152,
176, 229, 280, 332, 444.
Boyce, G. P.: obituary notice, 206.
Boyes, H. C.: The Fellows Question,
388.

Brade, Daniel: obituary notice, 152.
Bramble, Colonel Old Cornish

Crosses (review), 155.

Brandon, David: Decease of, and
Bequest to the Institute, 144;
Memoir, 145; Resolutions of
Sympathy and Thanks, 157.
Brewer, H. W.: The New Govern-
ment Offices Scheme, 305.
Bricks, Suggested Standard Size for,
228.

BRICKWORK TESTS: Progress of the

Science Standing Committee's Ex-
periments, 16; Additional Sub-
scriptions, 17.

Report on the Second Series of
Experiments [Wm. C. Street and
Max. Clarke], 73; Photographs of
Piers under Compression, 73, 77, 79,
81, 83, 89; Tabulated Statements
of Results of Crushings, 74 et seq.;
Diagrams showing Compression of
Piers previous to Collapse, 94, 95;
Table showing Results of crushing
of each of the Piers, and Averages
obtained from different classes of
Brickwork, 96; Professor Ripper's
Experiments at Sheffield, ib.

Appendices [Professor Unwin]: I.
Determination of Loads correspond-
ing to observed Gauge Pressures for
large Hydraulic Press at West India
Docks, 97.-II. Report on Crushing
Tests of Samples of Bricks used in
building the Experimental Pieces of
Wall, 100.-III. Report on Tests
of Lime and Cement used in Con-
struction of the Experimental Piers,
100. IV. On the Influence of Form
on the Resistance to Crushing, 101.

Discussion Professor Unwin,
121; Henry Dawson, 123, 124;
Wm. Woodward, 123; Wm. White,
ib; P. Gordon Smith, ib.; John
Slater, 124; Hugh Leonard, ib. ;
Beresford Pite, 125; Wm. Emerson,
ib.; F. T. Reade, ib.; B. J. Capell
126; Professor Aitchison, ib. ;
John Codd, 128; William C. Street,
ib.

Brussels Architectural Congress, The,
331, 422, 424. The President's
Visit, 472; Speech on behalf of the
Institute, 473.

Brydon, J. M.: The late Mr. White's

Artistic Work, 69; Sculptors' Archi-
tecture of the Renaissance, 164;
Heraldry in Architecture, 276; The
Parthenon and its Repair, 357;
The Fellows Question, 387, 393.
Buddhist Praying Wheel, The, 207.
Building Contracts and Arbitrations.
See ARBITRATION, PRACTICE OF.

Canterbury Cathedral, 281.

Capell, B. J.: The Brickwork Tests,
126.

Cardiff, S. Wales, and Monmouth-
shire Society of Architects. See
ALLIED SOCIETIES.

Carfax Tower, Oxford, 320.
Caröe, W. D.: The New Government
Offices Scheme, 308; The Fellows
Question, 394.

Carpenters' Hall Lectures on Building,
205.

Cates, Arthur: Testimonial to, 145;

Mr. Alfred Waterhouse's Address
to, 146; Reply to the Address, 147;
His Work for Architectural Educa-
tion, ib.; Educational Training of
Architects, 220, 487; The Govern-
ment Offices Scheme: Evidence
before the Select Committee, 421;
Prize for Testimonies of Study,
Award of, 68, 143, 158, 424.
Cave, Mr. Justice, on Architects as
expert Witnesses, 422.
Caws, Frank Suggestions in Design
(review), 45; The Fellowship
Question, A Plea for Sweet Reason-
ableness, 129; ON THE PROBABLE
INFLUENCE OF THE TECHNICAL EDU-
CATION MOVEMENT UPON THE ARCHI-
TECT AND HIS WORK, 222; Ironwork
(review), 442; On Mr. Eidlitz's
Science of Beauty, 484.
Ceylon, Ruined Cities of, 404.
Chisholm, R. F.: Election of Fellows,
20; "Stucco Lustro," 128.
Choisy, Auguste: The late Lord
Leighton's House, 279.
CHRONICLE.-Papers for the Session

1896-97, 16, 228; The First Meeting
of the Session, 16; The Statutory
Examinations, 16; Experimental
Research: Brickwork Tests, 16;
The late William H. White, 17, 42,
105; The Council Dinner Club, 17;
Additions to the Library, 17, 43,
105, 152, 176, 206, 229, 262, 279,
332, 360, 422, 474; Mr. Phenè
Spiers's Paper, 41; Proposed Govern-
ment Buildings, Jamaica, 41, 104;
The Preservation of London Monu-
ments, 41; The Dublin Architec-
tural Association, 42; The late
Stephen Salter, 42; New Hon.
Members of the American Institute,
42; Books received for Review,
42, 152, 176, 229, 280, 332, 444;
Lists of Newly Registered Pro-
bationers, 66, 418; Lists of Newly

on

Registered Students, 67, 419; Lists
of Candidates who have qualified
for Associateship, 68, 420; The
Books and
White Bequest of
M. Paul Sédille
70;
Drawings, 69;
White,
William H.
The Manchester Society's Annual
Banquet, 71; The Experiments on
Brickwork, 104; The Royal Gold
Medal, 104, 174, 402, 484; British
Archæological School at Athens [F.
C. Penrose], 104; The late William
Alphonsus Purdue, 105; The Deed
of Award of the Prizes and Student-
ships 1897, 142; Honours for Pro-
fessor Aitchison and M. Garnier,
143; The late David Brandon and
his Bequest to the Institute [F.
Warren], 144; Testimonial to Mr.
Arthur Cates, 145; The late Ed-
ward Falkener [F. C. Penrose], 149;
The late Daniel Brade, 152; Mr.
Gilbert's Paper on the Sculptors'
Architecture of the Renaissance,
174; Peterborough Cathedral, 174;
Architects and Re-instatement of
Buildings after Fire, 174; William
Eden Nesfield's Drawings, 175;
The Prize Drawings in the Pro-
vinces, 175; Mr. Milner's Paper on
Landscape Gardening, 205; The
Prizes and Studentships 1897-98,
205; The Carpenters' Hall Lectures
on Building, 205; The late Mr. G.
P. Boyce, Artist, 206; Suggested
Standard Size for Bricks [Owen
Fleming], 228; The Institute Con-
ditions of Contract [Wm. Wood-
ward], 228; Architects' Benevolent
Society, 229, 262, 263; The late E.
H. Dawson, 229; International
Competition for Theatre at Kiev,
262; Portrait of the ex-President,
262; The late Lord Leighton's
House [Auguste Choisy], 278; The
Company Travelling
Painters'
Studentship [J. D. Crace], 279; The
Congress,
French Archæological

279; Mr. Statham's Paper, 313;
The late Mr. C. C. Ogle, 313; St.
Helen and St. Giles, Rainham, 313;
Messrs. Bell's Handbook to Canter-
bury, 313; Nominations to the
Council and Standing Committees
by Fellows and Associates, 331;
Architectural Congress at Brussels,
331; Architects and Re-instatement
of Buildings after Fire [E. Cozens
Smith], 358; The late Charles
Alfred Chastel de Boinville [Camp-
bell Douglas], 359; The late
Arthur Baker [Harold Hughes] :
The Special Examination for Asso-
ciateship, 379; The Annual Elec-
tions, 379, 420; The late Charles
John Phipps [Rashleigh Phipps],
380; The late George Orrell, 380;
The late J. J. Cole [Thomas Blas-
hill], 380; Proposed International
Central Laboratory, 381; The Dia-
mond Jubilee Address, 402; Pre-
sentation of the Royal Gold Medal,

INDEX TO VOL. IV. THIRD SERIES

402; Biographical Sketch of Dr.
Cuypers, 403; M. Lucas and the
new Hon. Corr. Members, 404; Dis-
cussion re Confirmation of Resolu-
tions for Alteration of By-laws, 417;
The Summer Examinations: Lists
Offices
of Successful Candidates, 418-20;
Government
New
The
Scheme, 420; The Brussels Con-
gress and Exhibition, 422; The late
Hon. C. A. Gore [Arthur Cates],
422; Mr. Justice Cave on Archi-
tects, 422; Miscellaneous Notes,
424; Report of the Select Commit-
tee on the New Government Offices
Scheme, 437; The Wallace Bequest,
438; The late George Elkington,
438; The late Daniel Birkett, 439;
The Old Greek Church in Soho,
439; The Architectural Association
Papers for the Session, 439; The
President at the Brussels Congress,
472; Mr. W. J. Anderson's Lec-
tures at Glasgow, 474; The late
George Kenyon, 474; Letter from
M. Hippolyte-Boussac, 484.
Clarke, Max Practical Sanitation
(review), 44; Report on the Second
Series of Brickwork Tests, 73; Fires
in Theatres (review), 443.
Codd, John: The Brickwork Tests, 128.
Cole, J. J. obituary notice, 380.
Committees, Standing: Reports of,
320-23; Nominations and Annual
Elections, 331, 379.
Competitions and American Archi-
tects, 407.

Congress at Brussels. See BRUSSELS.
HOSPITALS, THE
CONSTRUCTION

OF

44

Gothic

Architecture

D

DAMASCUS THE GREAT MOSQUE OF THE
OMEIYADES [R. Phenè Spiers], 25.—-
Originally a Roman Temple, 25;
Plan, 26; J. L. Porter's Description,
27; Description of the Mosque prior
to Fire in 1893, ib.; Interior View
of the Dome, 29; Some Facts in the
Early History of Damascus relating
to the enclosure of the Mosque, 35;
Arab Authors cited as to Dates and
Early Remains, 36; The Three
ib.;
Great Fires, 38; Mukaddasi and
Descriptions,
Ibn-Jubair's
Damage sustained by Al-Walid's
Structure through the several Fires,
40; View of the Mosque from the
West, 57; The Great Colonnades,
ib.; Suggested Plan of the original
Structures prior to Moslem Inva-
sions, 58; The Great Archway, 59;
The Author's Conclusions, 60.

Discussion: Holman Hunt, 61;
Colonel Watson, ib.; Henry C.
ib.;
The
Kay, 62; Colonel Prendergast, 63;
Aitchison,
Professor
Author's Reply and Supplementary
Remarks, 64.

- Mr. Spiers's Paper, and
the Illustrations thereto, 41; De-
scription of, by Sir Charles Wilson
in 1865, 130; Further Notes by
R. Phenè Spiers, 132.
Davison, T. Raffles: Horn - books
(review), 211.

Dawson, E. H.: obituary notice, 229.
Dawson, Henry: The Brickwork Tests,
123, 124.

Decoration, Heraldry in, 315.
Deir-el-Bahari, 42.
Design, Suggestions in, 45.
Devonshire House, Piccadilly, 408.
Diamond Jubilee Address, 402.
Dircks, R.: The Authority of Vitru-
vius (review), 154.

Douglas, Campbell: The late C. A.
Chastel de Boinville, 359.
ARCHITECTURAL,
DRAUGHTSMANSHIP,