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 affairs, 216; in England, 290; in Ireland, 288, 293

Cumulative Vote, 257, 303

Currency, 28, 118; Juggle, 182; absurd letters touching the, 305

Cynical element in James Mill, 47

EATH, of Sterling, 156; of James Mill, 203; of the Author's wife, 250

Debating Society, 125, 150, 156

Deductive method, 159, 180; in ethics, history, and politics, 157, 210, 245; its early use, the best mental discipline, 19

Deficiencies in the Author's education, 35, 143, 189

Deism, 39, 69

Dejection, period of, 133, 145

Democracy, of James Mill, 25, 106; of the Author, 170, 191, 231, 253, 309; the safeguard of, 177

Demonstrative Science, 209, 225

Demosthenes, 11, 20, 23

Derby, Lord, 257, 292

Dickson, Colonel, 290

Disabilities of Catholics, 118; of minorities, 257,302; of unbelievers, 88; of women, 104, 167, 265, 304, 313; of working classes, 245

Disraeli, Mr., 257, 289, 300-2-10

Dissertations and Discussions, by the Author, 260, 306

Dorking, 69

Dryden's Poems, 16

Duffy, Mr., 279

Dumont, M., the editor of Bentham, 64, 114

Durham, Lord, his conduct praised by the Author, 215

Du Trieu, the Jesuit, his work on Logic, 122

Dynamics, 159

AST INDIA COMPANY, 25; and James Mill, 26; and the Author, 81, 249

Economy, Political, early instruction in, aided by James Mill and Ricardo, 27, 54, 62; discussions on, 120: the Author's works on, 180, 234, 244, 279

Edgeworth, Miss, her Popular Tales, 9

Edinburgh Review, the, criticized by James Mill, 92; M'Culloch's writings in, 96, 99; the Author's writings in, 220, 306

Education, of the Author in early life, 1-70, later, 71,143, 184; James Mill's views on, 30, 52; endowments necessary for, 183; of the people, needed, 172, 231, 255; the Author's discourse on, 307

d'Eichthal, M. Gustave, 166

Election to Parliament, 279

Elections, legislation concerning, 300

Elements of Political Economy, by James Mill, 28, 62, 120, 205

Ellis, William, his intimacy with the Author, 81, 96, 121-5

Emigration, an aid to Irish depopulation, 236

Emotions, their place in the mental life, of James Mill, 49; of the Author, 143; of the Author's wife, 187; of Roebuck, 151; of most Englishmen, 59, 177, 228

Enfantin, the St. Simonian, 166

England and Ireland, the Author's pamphlet on, 293

English Society, 58, 177, 227, 238

Epicurean element in James Mill, 48

Essays on Political Economy, by the Author, 121, 180

Eternal punishment, 41

Evidence, Bentham's papers on, edited by the Author, 114. See Logic

Evil, existence of, 39, 70, 186