July-Nov.--A student in Barcelona. Nov. 3.--Began studies in Madrid. 1885, June 19. Age 24--Received degree of Licentiate in Medicine with honors from Central University of Madrid. 1886, June. Age 25--Received degree of Licentiate in Philosophy, with honors and special mention in Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, from Central University of Madrid. Clinical assistant to Dr. L. de Weckert, a Paris oculist. Visited Universities of Heidelberg, Leipzig, and Berlin. 1887, Feb. 21. Age 26--Finished novel Noli Me Tangere in Berlin. Travelled in Austria, Switzerland and Italy. July 3.--Sailed from Marseilles. Aug. 5.--Arrived in Manila. Travelled in nearby provinces with a Spanish lieutenant, detailed by the Governor-General, as escort. 1888, Feb.--Sailed for Japan via Hongkong. Feb. 28.-Apr. 13. Age 27--A guest at Spanish Legation, Tokyo, and travelling in Japan. April-May.--Travelling in the United States. May 24.--In London, studying in the British Museum to edit Morga's 1609 Philippine History. 1889, March. Age 28.--In Paris, publishing Morga's History. Published "The Philippines A Century Hence" in La Solidaridad, a Filipino fortnightly review, first of Barcelona and later of Madrid. 1890, Feb.-July. Age 29.--In Belgium and Holland, finishing El Filibusterismo (The Reign of Greed), which is the sequel to Noli Me Tangere. Published "The Indolence of the Filipino" in La Solidaridad. Aug. 4.--Returned to Madrid to confer with countrymen on the Philippine situation, then constantly growing worse. 1891, Jan. 27.--Left Madrid for France. Nov. Age 30.--Arranging for a Filipino agricultural colony in British North Borneo. Practiced medicine in Hongkong. 1892, June 26. Age 31--Returned to Manila under Governor-General Despujol's safe conduct. Organized mutual aid economic society Liga Filipina. July 6.--Ordered deported to Dapitan, but the decree and charges were kept secret from him. Taught school and conducted a hospital during exile, patients coming from China coast ports for treatment. Fees thus earned were used to beautify the town. Arranged a water system and had the plaza lighted. 1896, Aug. 1. Age 35--Left Dapitan en route to Spain as a volunteer surgeon for the Cuban yellow fever hospitals. Carried letters of recommendation from Governor-General Blanco. Aug. 7.-Sept. 3.--On Spanish cruiser Castilla in Manila Bay. Sailed for Spain on Spanish mail steamer and just after leaving Port Said was confined to cabin as a prisoner on cabled order from Manila. (Governor-General Blanco's promotion had been purchased by Rizal's enemies to secure appointment of a governor-general subservient to them, the servile Polavieja.) Oct. 5.--Placed in Montjuich Castle dungeon on arrival in Barcelona and the same day re-embarked for Manila. Friends and countrymen in London by cable made an unsuccessful effort for a Habeas Corpus writ at Singapore. On arrival in Manila was placed in Fort Santiago dungeon.