Grant, Principal, author and lecturer, 10, 32, 83. Greek, study of, desirable, 50, 61. Grier, E. W., artist, 88. Griffin, M. J., essayist and poet, 77, 81. Haida Grammar, to be printed by Royal Society, 37. Haliburton, Judge, his "Sam Slick," 11, 66; his "History of Nova Scotia," 12, 66. Hamel, Mgr., contributor to Royal Society, 39. Hamilton Court-house, its architecture, 90. Hamilton, P. S., poet, 73. Hammond, John, artist, 87. Hannay, J., his "History of Acadia," 71. Harris, George, artist, 88. Harrison, S. Frances ("Seranus"), poet, 76. Harvey, Moses, his contributions to Royal Society, 38. Haultain, Arnold, mentioned, 81. Hawthorne, N., representative of original American genius, 23. Heavysege, Chas., his poems, 17, 18, 69. Hébert, French Canadian sculptor, 57, 88. Historians of Canada: W. Smith, 66; M. Bibaud, 67; Haliburton's Nova Scotia, 12, 66; Garneau, 70; Ferland, 70; Faillon, 70; B. Sulte, 71; J. C. Dent, 70; L. Turcotte, 71; Withrow, 71; Kingsford, 71; McMillan, 71; Hannay, 71; Murdoch, 71; Tanguay, 71; Dionne, 71; Casgrain, 37, 71; Gosselin, 72. "Histoire des Canadiens Français," by B. Sulte, 71. "Histoire de la Colonie Française en Canada," by Abbé Faillon, 19, 70. Holden, Miss, artist, wins success at Chicago World's Fair, 89. Houghton, Miss, artist, wins success at Chicago World's Fair, 89. Howe, Joseph, as poet and orator, 11, 17, 26, 66, 69; one of his poems quoted in full, 80. Hunt, Thomas Sterry, his contributions to the Royal Society of Canada, 39; one of its founders, 33. Huntington, Hon. L. S., statesman and novelist, 82. Huot, L., artist, 88. Hutchinson, Governor, his "History of Massachusetts," 6, 13, 63. "In Divers Tones," poem by C. G. D. Roberts, 74. "In the Millet," poems by A. Lampman, 75.