From Chemulpo to Seoul. By Gordon. Casserly. (Macmillan's Mag., May 1904, pp. 19/27.) Unhappy Korea. By the Rev. Arthur Judson Brown, D. D. (Century Mag., May 1904, pp. 147/150.) Lettres de Corée [Séoul, 26 Février au 26 Mars]. (Bull. Com. Asie française, Mai 1904, pp. 241/244.) Lettres de Corée [Séoul, 26 Mars-11 Avril 1904]. (Ibid., Juin 1904, pp. 287/288.) Korea its History and Prospects. By Sir Walter C. Hillier. (Fortnightly Rev., June 1904, pp. 946/954.) Lettres de Corée. (Bull. Com. Asie française, Juillet 1904, pp. 325/328.) The Women of Korea. By Lieut.-Colonel G. J. R. Glünicke. (Nineteenth Century, July 1904, pp. 42/5.) Charles Granpré. La Corée d'hier et de demain. (La Revue, 1er Août 1904, pp. 348/361.) - Une légende de Corée. Par le Baron de Maricourt. (Le Carnet, Sept. 1904, pp. 359/ 366.) Notes sur la Corée et la Guerre Russo-Japonaise. Extraites de la correspondance de M. Clémencet, directeur du service postal de la Corée. (Bul. Soc. Géog. Lyon, XIX, 40 trim. 1904, pp. 320/2.) Lettres de Corée [Séoul, 10 sept.-15 oct. 1904]. (Bull. Com. Asie française, déc. 1904, pp. 567/569.) - Un Voyage en Corée. Par le Dr. A. Hagen. (Tour du Monde, N. S., X, 1904, pp. 133/ 156.) Illustrations. La Corée. (Bul. Soc. Géog. Rochefort, XXVI, 1904, 2, pp. 162/4.) La télégraphie en Chine et en Corée. (Ibid., p. 165.) Climate of Siberia, Korea, and Manchuria. By Prof. E. B. Garriott. (Monthly Weather Review, XXXII, 1904, pp. 124/5.) - Map of Northern Korea, constructed by * A. I. Zveginzof and Baron N. A. Korf. Scale 1: 840,154 or 1 inch to 13.3 stat. miles. 1904. [In Russian.] D'après le Geog. Journ. - О численности населенія въ Кореѣ. Бар. Н. А. Корфа. (Извѣсшія И. Р. Геог. Общ., XL, 1905, pp. 330/354.) Impressioni di Corea. Conferenza dal Cav. Carlo Rossetti. (Bol. Soc. Geog. Italiana, Ser. IV, V, 1904, pp. 550/574.) -La Corea sotto l'aspetto politico-economico Conferenza tenuta il 14 Febbraio 1904 dal socio, ten. di vascello cav. Carlo Rossetti. (Ibid., Ser. IV, Vol. V, Anno XXXVIII, Vol. XLI, 1904, Luglio, pp. 671/689.) Notice Petermanns Mitt., 1906, Heft VII, Litber., p. 122, par M. von Brandt. * Catalogus der Munten en Amuletten van China, Japan, Corea, en Annam. Door H. N. Stuart, Ambtenaar voor Chineesche Zaken, Secretaris van het Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen Batavia, 1904. Notice Journ. Roy. Asiat. Soc., January 1905, pp. 194/196. By S. W. B.[ushell.] -Jean de Pange En Corée Ouvrage il lustré de photographies de l'auteur et accompagné d'un itinéraire. Paris, Hachette, in-8, pp. 63 + 1 f. n. ch. tab., carte. Notice: La Géographie, 15 Août 1904, p. 138, par Ch. R.[abot.] - *Chas. H. Hawes. In the Uttermost East. 1903, gr. in-8, 3 cartes, 70 ill. *Ch. H. Hawes. Im äussersten Osten. Von Korea über Wladiwostok nach d. Insel Sachalin. Reisen u. Forschgn. unt. d. Eingebor. u. d. russ. Verbrechern. Aus d. Engl. M. 87 Abb. u. 5 Karten. Berlin 1905. *The Rainfall of China and Korea. By T. Okada. With Map (Monthly Weather Rev., XXXIII, 1905, pp. 477/480.) Les Japonais en Corée. (Bull.Com. Asie française, 1905, Avril, pp. 151/2.) La réorganisation financière de la Corée. Rapport de M. Megata [conseiller du ministère des Finances du Japon]. (Ibid., pp. 77/79.) Novembre 1905. - La paix et la situation nouvelle en Extrême-Orient. Le pretectorat japonais en Corée. Par Charles Dupuis. (Ann. Sciences politiques, 15 sept. 1906, pp. 653/4.) Le développement des chemins de fer [en Corée]. (Bull. Com. Asie franç., 1906, Sept., p. 364.) L'invasion japonaise [en Corée]. (Ibid., pp. 363 4.) Le port de Fou-san. Par F. Berteaux. (Ibid., Nov., pp. 455/6.) Lettre du 17 Sept. - La chasse à la baleine sur les côtes du Japon et de la Corée. Par Charles Rabot. (La Géographie, 15 février 1907, p. 126.) Efforts tentés en Corée par le Japon pour développer le commerce, l'agriculture et l'industrie. (Bull. Soc. Giog. comm., fevrier 1907, pp. 122/5.) Décret Impérial du 13 mars 1906. Réformes financières et économiques du protectorat japonais en Corée. (Bull. Com. Asie franç., 1907, Juin, pp. 230,2.) L'abdication de l'Empereur de Corée. Par R. C. [R. de Caix.] (Ibid., Juillet, pp. 243/7.) Traité nippo-coréen. The Unveiled East. By F. A. McKenzie, - Voir col. 2620. Notice: The Times Lit. Sup., Aug. 2, 1907. press, Aug. 9, 1907. Lond. & China Ez Hot Spring of Korea. By Kanzan-Sei. (Journ, of Geog., Tokyo, 1907, p. 257.) En japonais. Administration of Korea. By Shuzaburo Inoma. (Ibid., April, p. 258; May, p. 336.) En japonais. On Korea. By Tadatsugu Kochibe. (Ibid., June, p. 386.) En japonais. (DIVERS.) The Korean Repository. in-8, pp. VII-380. $ 2.00 per vol. Les pp. I-VII contiennent l'index. No. 1. January. Address Publisher, Seoul, Korea, br. in-8, pp. 36. Contient 1. The Korean Alphabet, its origin, etc. (Prof. H. B. Hulbert.) 2. The Japanese Invasion. (Rev. G. Heber Jones.) 3. To the Yaloo and beyond. (R. J. S. Gale.) - 4. Notes on recent russian archaic Researches, &c. (D. J. Macgowan M. D.) 5. 1891. Retrospect. (Editor.) -6. Correspondence. [Opium in Korea. (Rev. A. S. Moffett.) — The Purchase of a King.] 7. Notes and Queries. [Epochs deserving of Study. (J. Edkins LL. D.)] 8. Record of Events. No. 2. February. Pp. 37 à 68. Contient 1. Korean Schools. (X.) 2. A Visit to a famous Mountain. (Rev. Daniel L. Gifford.) 3. To the Yaloo and beyond. (Rev. J. S. Gale.) -The Japanese Invasion. [II. Diplomatic Negotiations. (Rev. G. Heber Jones.)] 5. The Opening of Korea; Admiral Shufeldt's Account of it. (Rev. H. G. Appenzeller.) 6. Review. [English-Corean Dictionary. (H. G. A.)] 7. Editorial Notes. [Contract for coining Money. - << Romanizing Korean Words. &c. &c. &c.] - 8. Record of Events. No. 3. March. Pp. 69 à 100. Contient 1. Buddhism in Korean history and language. (Editor.) 2. Discovery of an important Monument. (Z.) 3. What is the Population of Korea? (A Symposium.) 4. The Japanese invasion. [III. The invasion. (Rev. G. Heber Jones.)] 5. Loss of the Idzumo-Maru. 6. Petroleum in Korea. (D. J. Macgowan Esq. M. D.) -7. Curious Customs. 8. Extracts from the Daily Gazette. - 9. Notes and Queries. torial Notes. 11. Record of Events. 10. Edi Contient 1. Korea : a plea and a growl. (G.) 2. The beginnings of Seoul. (H. G. Appenzeller.) 3. The japanese invasion. [IV. The royal flight.] (Geo. Heber Jones.) - 4. A buddhist fanatic. 5. Extracts from the Daily Gazette. 6. Notes and Queries, &c. 7. Editorial Notes. of Events. No. 6. June. Pp. 165 à 196. 8. Record Pp. 237 à 268. from the Daily Gazette. 7. Notes, Queries, &c. - 8. Editorial notes. 9. Record of Events. No. 8. August. Contient 1. A trip to the Mont Blanc of Korea. (H. GooldAdams.) 2. Flying comments. [III. Witches Cauldron.] (Viator.) 3. Kitchen monnds, &c. 4. Extracts from the Daily Gazette. - 5. Notes and Queries. - 6. Editorial notes. - 7. Re Contient Korean Reforms (H. B. Hulbert). Obituary W. J. Pp. 41 à 80. Contient 1. Korean Guilds and other associations. (Daniel L. Gifford.) 2. The Korean bride. (Margaret Bengel Jones.) 3. The Tong Hak. (William M. Junkin.) 4. The bird bridge. (X.) - 5. Editorial Department. The Korean Almanac. The King's Oath. 6. Literary Department. 7. Notes and Comments. No. 3. March. ... Pp. 81 à 120. Contient 1. Ki tza: The Founder of Korean Civilization. (H. G. Appenzeller.) - 2. Korean Chess. (W. H. Wilkinson.) — 3. The Youth's Primer. (Rev. Geo. Heber Jones.) 4. Legends of Chong Dong and vicinity. (H. N. Allen.) -5. Editorial Department. Great Changes in the Korean Government. - 6. Correspondence. An interesting Communication. 7. Notes and Comments. No. 4. April. ... Pp. 121 à 160. Contient : 1. Translations of Korean Poetry (Rev. Jas. S. Gale). 2. Buddhist chants and processions (L.). 3. Places of interest in Seoul with History and Legend (H. N. Allen). 4. Historical Résumé of the Youth's Primer (G. H. Jones). 5. A Tiger (I. Ik Seup). 6. Wayside idols (Alexandis Poleax). -7. Obstacles encountered by Korean Christians. 8. Notes and Comments. No. 5. May. Pp. 161 à 200. ... Contient 1. Romanization of Korean Sounds (W. M. Baird). 2. The Korean Pony (Jas. S. Gale). 3. Places of Interest in Seoul (H. N. Allen). 4. The Korean Doctor and his methods (J. B. Busteed). 5. Editorial Department. The Independence of Korea. The Translation of the Scriptures. 6. Notes and Comments. Contient 1. Review of the Gospels of Matthew and John (S. A. Moffett). 2. Slavery and feudalism in Korea (C. C. Vinton, M. D.). 3. My first visit to Her Majesty, the Queen (Annie Ellers Bunker). 4. The Shelter. 5. The Tong Guk Tong Gam (Beza).-6. Statistics of the Protestant Churches in Korea (C. C. Vinton). 7. Editorial Department. Assassination of the Queen of Korea. « She hath done what she could. The decennial Anniversary. - 8. Notes and Comments. No. 11. November.... Pp. 401 à 444. 2. Relationship of the Tartar Languages (J. Edkins). - 3. Wölung Do (F. H. Mõrsel). 4. Legend of the hasty death gate (Samuel A. Moffett). 5. The relation of the wives of missionaries to Mission work (Mrs. W. M. Baird). 6. Mrs. Appenzeller's address (Ella Dodge Appenzeller). 7. A few words on literature (Jas. S. Gale). 8. Editorial Department. Korean Names. The fate of the Queen. The Emperor of Korea. 9. Notes and Comments. Contient Love Songs (Translations from the Korean) (Jas. 8. Gale). Woman's work in Korea (M. F. Scranton). The Gouin system of language study (W. L. Swallen). Korean history. Paper II (Jas. S. Gale). Kinship of the English and Korean languages (Arraisso). The last of his race (Y.). Editorial Department. One word more. The Top-Knot. The Budget for 1896. The Queen's Death Investigated. Correspondence. Literary Department. Official Gazette. 1895. Notes and Comments. Contient Korean vocal music (Homer B. Hulbert). choosing a name (L.). The magic cat: or, Rubbing the Fur the Right Way (Geo. Heber Jones). Woman's work in Corea (Lillias H. Underwood). Up the Han river (F. S. Miller). Editorial Department. On education (Alex. Kenmure). The King at the Russian Legation. The acquittal of Viscount Miura. The Official Gazette. Special Supplement. The King at the Russian Legation. No. 4. April. ... Pp. 143 à 182. Contient Father Coste, Missionnaire Apostolique. Translated from No. 5. May. Pp. 183 à 222. Contient Korean history. Paper IV (J. S. Gale). Early missionary methods (S. F. Moore). From the Diamond Mountains to Wonsan (F. S. Miller). The native Ministry (W. D. Reynolds). Korean poetry (H. B. Huibert). Editorial Department. The Official report. Peace and good Government. Pastoral Evangelitics and Statistics. Official Gazette. Correspondence. Notes and Comments. No. 6. June. Contient The Status of Woman in Korea (Geo. Heber Jones). Korean affinities (Joseph Edkins). The Korean Alphabet (Homer B. Hulbert). Medical impressions (J. Hunter Wells, M. D.). A visit to Pyeng Yang and the battle-field (H. G. A.). Editorial Department. The memorial of the minister of edacation. Not Unbiased. Korean Civilization. The Summer Vaca tion, &c. Correspondence. Literary Department. cial Gazette. Notes and Comments. No. 7. July. Pp. 263 à 302. Contient Ode on the Pedlar (Translation from Korean) (Jas. 8. Gale).- Education in the capital of Korea (Daniel L. Gifford). Some Korean proverbs (E. B. Landis, M. D.). - Land Tenure and the price of land (J. H. Hunt). - Bicycle experiences in Korea (H. N. Allen). Should polygamists be admitted to the Christian Church? (W. M. Baird). -Editorial Department. Reaction. The Methodist Annual Meeting. Official Gazette. Notes and Comments. Contient Historical Notes on the reigning dynasty (Geo. Heher Jones). Should Polygamists be admitted to the Christian Church? (William M. Baird). Pai Chai College (D. A. Bunker). - Monosyllabism of the Korean Type of Language (Joseph Edkins). - Editorial Department. Along progressive lines. His Majesty's Birthday. The Remains of Her Majesty. The Finance Department. The Government School. Polygamists in the Church. Correspondence. Literary Department. Official Gazette. Notes and Comments. -- - No. 10. October. Pp. 383 à 422. Contient Some Korean customs (H. N. Allen). - The geomancer (H. B. Hulbert). Historical Notes on the Reigning Dynasty (Geo. Heber Jones). Some Korean proverbs (E. B. Landis, M. D.). Constitution of the Council of State (W. H. Wilkinson). Editorial Department. The trade of Korea for 1895. The Korean Religious Tract Society. Young Korea abroad. W. C. Hillier Esq. The Editor of the Independent. Correspondence. Notes and Comments. No. 11. November. Pp. 423 à 462. Vol. IV, 1897, in-8, pp. 480. No. 1. January. Published at the Trilingual Press, Seoul, br. in-8, pp. 1 à 40. Contient The Corean Government (W. H. Wilkinson). An old book on Corea (H. N. Allen). - Historical Notes on the reigning (The Korean Repository) Contient A trip across northern Korea (Jas. S. Gale). - Disease in Korea (0. R. Avison). Events leading to the emeute of 1884 (F. H. Morsel). Sanscrit in Korea (J. Scott). - The Korean abroad. (Letter of I. J. Kim, translated by T. H. Yun) Editorial Department. The Agreement between Russia and Japan. Official Corruption. Against Missions in Asia. The Embassy to Europe. The Population of Seoul. The Right Rev. Bishop C. J. Corfe, D. D. Correspondence. - Official Gazette. On dit : Notes and Comments. No. 4. April. Pp. 121 à 160. No. 5. May. Pp. 161 à 200. - Contient A royal funeral (E. B. Landis, M. D.). The training of a native ministry (W. L. Swallen). - The straight hook (X). A Korean abroad. Korean hymns. Some observations (Looking Forward). Editorial Department. Shimonoseki and Korean Independence. The Annual Meeting of the Methodist Mission. Reformation, Revision, Regulation. At Hymen's Altar. Northern and Southern Korea. Korean Sympathy for India. Official Gazette. Notes and Comments. Contient Tal Sung a Legend (Roderick Random). Department. H. I. M. the Emperor of Great Han. The New Cabinet. The Korean Religious Tract Society. The Korean origin of the Japanese Eta. Notes and Comments. No. 11. November. Contient Russia in the Far East (Bishop E. R. Hendrix). -An ancient Gazetteer of Korea (Homer B. Hulbert). A week in the country between Seoul and Songdo (C. F. Reid). Pakthe Spoon-maker (X). Editorial Department. Funeral of Her Majesty, the Late Queen. In the Finance Department. The Independence Club. Annual Meeting of the Southern Presbyterian Mission. No. 12. December. Pp. 441 à 480. Trade Contient John W. Heron, M. D. (Daniel L. Gifford). Vol. V, 1898, in-8, pp. 280. No. 1. January. Published at the Trilingual Press, Seoul, br. in-8, pp. 1 à 40. Contient Geomancy in Korea (E. B. Landis, M. D.). The Itu (H. B. Hulbert). Printing and books in Asia (Geo. Heber Jones). Christian missions and social progress. The Budget for 1898. The Memorial of the Independence Club. Fruit in Wonsan. Introduction of Chinese into Korea. Death of the exRegent. Literary Department. Notes and Comments. No. 3. March. Pp. 81 à 120. Contient Simeon François Berneux, bishop and martyr (Geo. Heber Jones). The Korean Baby (W. B. McGill). Mr. Robert E. Speer on Korea. - Korean Farms Improvements (Wm. M. E. Dye). · Editorial Department. Politics. The attempt on the life of Kim Hongyuk. The Deer Island Episode. Right about face. Seoul-Chemulpo Railroad. Chinampo. The Seoul Electric Street Railroad. Seoul Electric Light Company. — Literary Department. No. 4. April. Pp. 121 à 160. Contient Korean Farms Literary Department. - Improvements (Wm. Mc E. Dye). The butchers of Korea (S. F. Moore). The Mongols in Korea (H. B. Hulbert). Things in General. Editorial Department. Korea's new responsibility. U. S. Gold Mine Concession. Eli Barr Landis, M. D. Official Gazette. Compiled from the Independent. Correspondence. <<That far away land of Chosen. Notes and Comments. No. 5. May. Pp. 161 à 200. Contient Korean Ginseng. The Mongols in Korea (H. B. Hulbert). Editorial DeEli Barr Landis, M. D. (M. N. T.). partment. The Nishi-Rosen Convention. Dr. Philip Jaisohn. Oppression. Korean Origin of the Manchu Dynasty. Official Gazette. Notes and Comments. No. 6. June. Pp. 201 à 240. Contient The Mongols in Korea (H. B. Hulbert). Among Women of City and Country (M. F. Scranton). - Roads (Wm. Mc E. Dye). Edkins, D. D.). Korean Writing (J. Editorial Department. Gale's Korean-English Dictionary. The Seoul-Chemulpo Railroad. The Retiring American Minister. The Summer Vacation. - Correspondence. - Official Gazette. Climatical Notes (F. H. Mörsel). Notes and Comments. The foreigner (Naw). The Beauty and the Beast (A Korean version) (X). - A neglected method of missionary work (F. S. Miller). Editorial Department. He is a farmer. Confession of a Tong - Literary Hak Chief, Athletic Sports. Korea for the Koreans. Notes and Comments. Department (J. Edkins). No. 7. July. Pp. 241 à 280. Contient The Taiwon Kun (Geo. Heber Jones). Kasa cave (Graham Lee). Pyeng-Yang folklore (E. Douglas Follwell). Historical sketch of the Korea Mission of Methodist EpiscoEditorial Department. The Inpal Church (W. B. Scranton). dependency Club and Vice-president of the Privy Council. The Seoul-Chemulpo Railroad. Bureau of Land Survey. - Official Gazette. - Literary Department. Notes and Comments. |