Football, Association matches: _Britannia_ _v._ Mannamead School, 211, 216; Montpelier School, 216; Paignton School, 211; Plymouth College, 216; Plymouth F.C., 211; Torbay, 211; Totnes School, 211. Rugby matches: Port Watch _v._ Starboard, 194; Oxford _v._ Cambridge, 194; Odd class _v._ Even, 194; _Britannia_ _v._ _Hindostan_, 194; _Britannia_ _v._ Blundell's School, 210; Royal Naval Engineers' College, 210; Exeter Grammar School, 210; editorial remarks, 219 "Fours," Doing, 153 Fox, Mrs., 162 Franklin, Sir John, 24 French, how taught in early days, 63; discounted in circular of 1875, 102 Games, advantages of Dartmouth for, 59, 190; proficiency in a recommendation for appointment, 191 German training ship visits Dartmouth, 155; photographing her, 158; an unauthorised visit to, 159 Goose dinners, 88 Goschen, The Right Hon. G. J., 173 Grace, Mr. W. G., 206 Half-holiday, a successful, 236 Hamilton, Sir Edward, 4 Hammock, A slip on, 160 Hampers from home, 112 Harris, Captain Robert, his birth and early career, 35; promotion to lieutenant, commander, and captain, 36; appointed to _Illustrious_, 37; eulogy in _Fraser's Magazine_, 37, 42; his views of preliminary training, 38; he enters his son, 39; his views are adopted, 39; various testimony to his success, 40; the excellence of his rule, 41; he suffers for his efficiency, 41 Harris, Vice-Admiral Sir Robert H., K.C.B., 39 Hastings, Admiral Sir Thomas, 36-40 Health regulations, 116 _Hindostan_ arrives, 72 Hockey matches, 220 Hood, Captain The Hon. H. L. A., 143 House of Commons, questions in, 75; discussion on competition in, 105 Huddart, Cadet, 219 Hunt breakfast, 110 Hunt, Mr. Ward, 106 _Illustrious_, selected as novices' training ship, 37; Cadet Harris joins, 39; the first batch of cadets join, 43; the staff, 43; early days, 43, 44; appropriated for cadets only, 49; superseded by _Britannia_, 52 Inadequate legislation, Results of, 4 Influenza, epidemic of, 176; curious views respecting, 179 Inman, Professor James, appointed to Royal Naval College, 19; his love of fair play, 19; his early life, 20; president of the School of Naval Architecture, 21; his navigation and nautical tables, 21; his plan of study, 23; his system of recording progress, 24; his retirement and pension, 27 Inskip, Rev. R. M., 42; his interest in the cadets, 47; his sea yarns, 47; he leaves the ship, 82; his diagram of progress, 83; analysis and vindication of _Britannia_ education, 84, 85, 86 Instructional staff, 238