Keynes, Dr. J. N., Sec. to Cambridge Local Examinations syndicate, 11.
Laboratories: biological, 38; chemical, 37.
Library in the Old Hall, 38 _seq._; in New Hall, 89 _seq._
London University admits women to degrees, 44 _seq._
Marshall, Mrs. A. (_née_ Paley), 19, 29, 74.
Mays (Inter-collegiate Examinations), 42.
Mill, John Stuart, a benefactor to women's education, 3.
Morant, Sir R. L., Educational Minister in Siam, 80.
More, Mrs. Hannah, advocates educational reform, 5.
Newnham College, its beginnings, 1 _seq._; built, 28; Miss Clough and students move into it, situation, early life, 31 _seq._; Articles of Association, 33; Growth of buildings, 35 _seq._
Newnham Hall Company formed, 27; Amalgamation of Company with Association, 33.
North Hall, 35, 37; _see also_ Sidgwick Hall.
North of England Council for Improving the Education of Women, 8.
Peile, Mrs. Annette, starts correspondence scheme, portrait in Peile Hall, 11, 109.
Peile, Dr. John, Master of Christ's College, 13, 14, 47, 109.
Pensions to superannuated members of Staff, 118.
Previous Examination (Little Go), 10, 17, 25, 47 _seq._
Settlement, University, in Southwark, 73 _seq._
Sidgwick, Arthur, collaborates in Life of Henry Sidgwick, 106.
Sidgwick, Prof. Henry, connection with Newnham, 2; on Association, 14; finds a house for Students, 18; his character and influence, 20 _seq._, 30, 35, 55; in Principal's rooms in Newnham, 84; illness and death, 106-7; Lectureship founded in his memory, 108, 127.
Sidgwick, Mrs. Henry (_née_ E. M. Balfour), 21; becomes Vice-Principal, 36, 55; Principal, 84; life in Newnham, 87 _seq._; portrait, 79; writes life of Prof. Sidgwick, 109; retires from Principalship, 113; President of Council, 113.
Sidgwick Hall, 39, 65, 99; _see also_ Old Hall.
Smith, Sydney, a friend to women's education, 4.
South Hall, 35, 38, 57; _see also_ Old Hall.
Stephen, Miss Katharine, 70, 79; Vice-Principal, 99; Principal, 113; retirement, 138.
Stephen, Sir Leslie, lectures on literature, 99.
Suffrage, Women's, 3 _seq._, 131 _seq._, 138.
Syndicate (Cambridge) for Local Lectures and Examinations, 11.
Trinity College, Dublin, grants degrees to qualified Cambridge women for a few years, 54, 111, 112.
University Association of Women Teachers started by Miss A. J. Clough, 68.