, 532.

--Batavian Republic, established, 518.

--Belgium, revolution in, 520;
independence of, 521.

--Commune, organization, 533.

--Conservative Party, 529-530.

--Constitution, granted by William I., 519;
revision, 521-522;
present character, 523;
process of amendment, 523.

--Council of commune, 533.

--Council of State, 524.

--Courts, 531-532.

--Crown, status and privileges, 523-524;
powers, 525.

--Elections, movement for reform, 526;
law of 1896, 527;
pending questions, 527-528;
of 1903, 529-530;
of 1909, 530.

--France, Holland annexed to, 518.

--Franchise, movement for liberalizing, 526;
law of 1896, 527;
pending questions, 527-528.

--High Court, 531.

--Judiciary, principles, 531;
courts, 531-532.

--Liberal Party, 529-530.

--Ministry, composition, 524;
powers, 525.

--Napoleon, relations with the Netherlands, 517-518.

--Parliament. See States-General.

--Parties, rise, 529;
present alignment, 520;
elections of 1909, 530.

--Province, organization, 532-533.

--States-General, composition of the houses, 526;
electoral system, 527-528;
organization and powers, 528-529;
political complexion, 530.

--Socialists, 529-530.

--Vienna, Congress of, arrangements respecting the Netherlands, 518.

--William I., king of the Netherlands, 518-519;
grants constitution, 519-520;
resists Belgian independence, 520-521;
abdicates, 521.

--Woman's suffrage, 527-528.

Holy Roman Empire, terminated, 193.

House of Commons. See England.

House of Lords. See England.

House of Representatives. See Belgium.

Hungary:--
--Administration, 506-507.

--Andrassy, introduces electoral reform bill, 495.

--Andrew II., promulgates Golden Bull, 446-447, 489.

--Arpads, dynasty of, 447.

--Ausgleich, established, 458-459;
and Hungarian political parties, 500.

--Austria, establishment of control, 443;
encroachment by, 449-450;
suppresses revolution of 1848, 455-456;
constitutional experiments, 457-468;
Ausgleich established, 458-459.

--Banffy, ministry, 502.

--_Banus_, of Croatia-Slavonia, 508.

--Chamber of Deputies, composition, 493;
electoral system, 493-494;
movement for electoral reform, 495-496;
electoral procedure, 497-498;
organization, 498;
powers, 499-500.