Ambassadors. By Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Malet, K.C.B. The House of Lords. By Lord Monkswell, F.R.S. The House of Commons. By Sir Reginald Palgrave, K.C.B. The Royal Navy. By Rear-Admiral C. C. Penrose Fitzgerald, R.N. The British Army. By Major-General J. F. Maurice, C.B., R.E. Royal Engineers. By Lieut.-General J. J. MacLeod Innes, V.C. Royal Artillery. By Major-General O'Callaghan. The Clergy. By the Rev. W. B. Trevelyan. The Judges. By Sir Herbert Stephen, Bart. Barristers. By Augustine Birrell, Q.C., M.P. The Medical Profession. By Brudenell Carter, F.R.C.S. Vice-Chancellors. By the Rev. A. Austen Leigh, Provost of King's College, Cambridge. Headmasters of Public Schools. By Dr. Welldon, Metrop. Bishop of Calcutta. Boys at Public Schools. By the Rev. G. T. Heywood. Banking. By J. Herbert Tritton. Music. By J. A. Fuller-Maitland. Artists. By G. F. Watts, R.A. Architects. By Alfred Waterhouse, R.A. * * * * * London: SMITH, ELDER, & CO., 15 Waterloo Place, S.W. Transcriber's Notes: This text contains many diacritical marks and symbols, where possible these are represented in the text by the following symbols. Diacritical mark above below -------------------------- ------ ------ macron (straight line) [=x] [x=] 2 dots (diaresis or umlaut) [:x] [x:] 1 dot [.x] [x.] grave accent [\x] [x\] acute (egu) accent [/x] [x/] circumflex [^x] [x^] caron (v-shaped symbol) [vx] [xv] breve (u-shaped symbol) [)x] [x)] tilde [~x] [x~] cedilla [,x] [x,] Diacritical marks are sometimes combined e.g. a character with a macron above and a dot below is respresented as [=x.] in the text. If a diacritical spans more than one letter, it is represented like so [xy=]. The HTML version of this text contains links to the page images which will assist the reader to discern the symbols used by the author. End of Project Gutenberg's Southern Arabia, by Theodore Bent and Mabel Bent