Volume 2 — INDEX.

VOLUME II.

This Index contains references to the most important, curious, and interesting facts, to be found in the pages of this work.

A

Abbot, mitred, the first since the Reformation 1320.

Aberdeen univ., lord rectors 12, 610, 702.

Aberdeenshire, lord lieutenant 242.

Aberystwith, university college founded 1132.

Abide with me, a hymn 924.

Abyssinia, king Theodore, his friend 113,

Parkyn’s travels in 1356,

war in 1072.

Accountants, Quilter 1690.

Accrington, Lancashire, the first mayor 428.

Achilli, Giacinto, Newman’s libel on 1124.

Ackworth school, Yorkshire, for sons of Friends 1670.

Acrobats, D’Ronde 1476,

Persivani 1476,

Van der Velde 1476.

Actors, Neilson fund for relief of 1098,

salary of two pounds a week 118.

Actors, see also Ballet masters, Circus proprietors, Clowns, Columbines, Conjurers, Dancers, Dramatists, Entertainers, Equestrian performers, Gymnasts, Harlequins, Jugglers, Lecturers, Lion tamers, Music halls, Negro minstrels, Panoramas, Pantaloons, Pantomimists, Singers, Somersault throwers, Theatres, Theatrical managers, Tight-rope dancers, Trapeze performers, Ventriloquists, and Wire walkers,

Apjohn 796,

Atkins 680,

Bender 1144,

Blanche 1295,

Borrow 298,

Brooke 122,

Castaglioni 812,

Cavendish 756,

Chatterley 1552,

Chute 679,

Cooper 273,

Coppin 365,

Coveney 67, 1550,

Cushman 686, 1062,

De Camp 186,

Déjazet 1360,

Desmond 679,

Dyke 954,

Edgar 747,

Elphinstone 258,

Faucit 652,

Featherstone 1393,

Fechter 348,

Fenton 1351,

Fisher 688,

Forrest 580,

Frankland 241,

Hudspeth 1489,

Hughes 1050,

Irving, J. H. 23,

Isaacs, J. 24,

Isaacs, R. 24,

Jackman 27,

Jackson 31,

James 48,

Jarman 62,

Jecks 67,

Jefferini 68,

Jefferson 69,

Jerrold 88,

Jervis 90,

Johnson 109,

Johnstone 118,

Jones, A. S. 122,

Jones, E. 124,

Jones, D. H. 124,

Jones, G. 126,

Jones, J. 131,

Jones, M. B. 138,

Jones, Mrs. 123,

Jones, R. 140,

Josephs, F. 149,

Josephs, P. 150,

Kean, C. J. 165,

Kean, Edmund 354,

Kean, Ellen 165,

Keeley, L. M. 171,

Keeley, M. A. 171,

Keeley, R. 165, 171,

Keene, 174,

Kelly, A. 179,

Kelly, C. 180,

Kelly, F. M. 182, 792,

Kelly, L. E. 183,

Kelsey, 185,

Kemble, C. 186,

Kemble, F. 186,

Kilner 219,

King, H. 225,

King, K. 226,

King, T. C. 226,

Kinnear 241,

Knight, E. 255,

Knight, S. 255,

Knowles, E. M. M. 258,

Knowles, J. S. 259 bis,

Lacy, F. 273,

Lacy, M. R. 274,

Lacy, S. 274,

Lacy, T. H. 273, 275,

Lacy, Mrs. W. 273,

Lacy, W. 273,

Lancaster 1295,

Lane 298,

Langtry 347,

Leclercq, A. 348,

Leclercq, C. 348,

Leclercq, M. 348,

Lee, John 351,

Lee, John 354,

Lee, T. 359,

Leonard 391,

Leslie 395,

Lester 398,

Levey 405,

Lewes 408,

Lingard 439,

Liston, J. 445,

Liston, M. 445,

Liston, S. 445,

Litchfield 446,

Litton 450,

Lloyd, A. 226,

Lloyd, H. F. 459,

Lockyer 69,

Lotta 32,

Loveday 503,

Lovell 506,

Lowrey 516,

Lucette 526, 1638,

Lynne 545,

Lyon 546,

Mc Cullough 579,

Macdonald 582,

M’ Ian 612,

M’ Intyre 614,

Mackay 618,

Maclean 649,

Macleay 652,

M’ Neill 670,

Macready, S. 679,

Macready, W. C. 680,

Maeder 688,

Major 705,

Mandelbert 124,

Manders, L. 716,

Manders, T. 717,

Manning 723,

Marchant 732,

Mardyn 733,

Marriott 747,

Marshall, C. F. 755,

Marshall, Polly 759,

Marston, G. 763,

Marston, H. 763,

Mason 780,

Massey 786,

Mathews, A. 792,

Mathews, C. 792,

Mathews, C. J. 792,

Mathews, H. 793,

Mathews, J. I. 793,

Mathews, L. E. 794,

Matthews, E. 796,

Matthews, F. 796,

Matthews, J. T. 797,

Matthison 799,

May 810,

Maydue 567,

Maynard 817,

Maywood 822,

Mead 823,

Meadows 825,

Mellon, S. J. 836,

Mellon, H. 837,

Menken 843,

Miller 876,

Mitchell 907,

Moore 946,

Morelli 962,

Morgan 967,

Mowatt 1010,

Muir 1017,

Murray, C. 1055,

Murray, E. 1042,

Murray, G. 1044, 1051,

Murray, H. 1042,

Murray, H. L. 1046,

Murray, M. F. 1050,

Murray, M. 1051,

Murray, W. H. W. 1055,

Myers 1066,

Naylor 1087,

Nelson 1101,

Neville 1113,

Newcombe 1117,

Nickinson 1145,

Nicol 1146,

Noel 763,

Nunn 1188,

Oliver 1237,

Owen 1289,

Owens 1294,

Oxberry 1294,

Parkes 1351,

Parry, J. 1363,

Parry, T. 1366,

Parselle 1368,

Paul 1393,

Paumier 1399,

Pauncefort 1399,

Payne, H. E. 1403,

Payne, J. H. 1404,

Payne, L. 1405,

Payne, W. H. S. 1406,

Pearson 1421,

Penley 1449,

Pettifer 1483,

Phelps, E. 1489,

Phelps, S. 680, 1489,

Phillips, R. 1506,

Phillips, R. E. 1510,

Pierce 1528,

Pitt, C. D. 1550,

Pitt, G. D. 1550,

Place 1552,

Plowden 1560,

Pollock 1574,

Poole, A. 1581,

Poole, W. H. 1585,

Pope, Mrs. 1587,

Povey 254,

Powrie 1616,

Price 1636,

Purvis 1676,

Raymond 810,

Rayner 1586,

Robertson, Mrs. T. 273,

Robina 1528,

Robinson 1560,

Ryder 1574, 1636,

Sidney 870,

Simeon 1552,

Simpson 445,

Somerville 967,

Swanborough 546,

Taylor 273,

Ternan 62,

Terry 180,

Toole 503,

Tree 165,

Tyrer 445,

Vestris 794,

Woolgar 836,

Wyndham 271,

Yates 792.

Actors, Singers and others. Stage names, Given names, etc. See also Names.

Adelaide, Madame, i.e. Sophie A. G. Le Thiere 401.

Amadi, Madame, i.e. Annie Creelman 504.

Andrews, Ellen, i.e. Janet M. Whytock 1382.

Augustus, Mr., i.e. Augustus A. C. Meves 859.

Celli, Frank, i.e. Frank H. Standing 1684.

Cooper, Fanny, i.e. Frances Dalton 273.

Dulcet, Mr., i.e. John Jones 131.

Dymont, Mr., from America, i.e. Henry Lyon 546.

Emery, Young, i.e. Richard Tomlinson 938.

Featherstone, Isabella, i.e. Isabella Hill 1393.

Frankland, Sarah, i.e. Sarah Kinnear 241.

Grant, Andalusia, i.e. Lady William Molesworth 916.

Hobbs, Owen, i.e, Frederick Hobson 395.

Jefferini, John, i.e. John Jeffreys 68.

Joannes, Count, i.e. George Jones 126.

Johnson, Joseph Towers, i.e. Edward Joseph Towers 109.

Kelly, Charles, i.e. Charles Clavering Wardell 180.

Lauri, Charles, i.e. Charles Lowe 318.

Lauri, John, i.e. John George Lowe 319.

Leathes, Edmund John, i.e. Edmund Donaldson 345.

Leclercq, Charles, i.e. Charles Clark 348.

Leslie, Frederick, i.e. Frederick Hobson 395.

Linn, Henry, i.e. Alexender C. R. Crawford 441.

Lola Montez, i.e. Marie Dolores E. R. Gilbert 479.

Lotta, i.e. Lotta Crabtree 32.

Louise, Madame, i.e. Louise Miller 501.

Lizon, Lilian Adelaide, i.e. Elizabeth Ann Brown 1097.

Lullaby, Mrs., i.e. Margaret Jefferson 69.

Lumley, Benjamin, i.e. Benjamin Levy 528.

Lyons, Louisa, i.e. A. C. Lyons 548.

Manners, Charles Ward, i.e. Charles Ward Marshall 730, 755.

Marian, i.e. Marie Elizabeth Wedde 736.

Mario, i.e. Giovanni Battisto Matteo 736.

Marston, G. i.e. G. Marsh 763.

Marston, Henry, i.e. Richard Henry Marsh 763.

Maxwell, Mr., i.e. Henry James Mann 929.

May, Huntly, i.e. William Huntly May Macarthy 812.

Maynard, Ambrose, i.e. William Hill 816.

Maynard, Kate, i.e. Katherine Myers 1066.

Mead, Thomas, i.e. Thomas Prescott 823.

Milano, John, i.e. John Millingham 870.

Mite, Major, i.e. Henry Pleon 1558.

Moncrief, William Thomas, i.e. W. T. Thomas 921.

Montague, Henry James, i.e. Henry James Mann 929.

Montgomery, Walter, i.e. Richard Tomlinson 938.

Munroe, Kate, i.e. Katherine Lister 1030.

Murray, Gaston, i.e. Garstin Parker Wilson 1044.

Murray, Henry Leigh, i.e. Henry Leigh Wilson 1046.

Neilson, Lilian Adelaide, i.e. Elizabeth Ann Brown 1097.

Nesbitt, Francis, i.e. Francis Nesbitt Mc Cron 1108.

Nondescript, The, i.e. Julia Pastrana 1376.

Norton, Fleming, i.e. Frederic Mills 1180.

Oceana. i.e. Oceana Renz 1203.

Oliver, Pattie, i.e, Martha Cranmer Oliver 1237.

Olmar, i.e. James Chadwick 1242.

O’Neil, Mr., i.e. Denis Leonard 391.

Parepa, Euphrosyne, i.e. Euphrosyne de Boyesku 1335.

Parkes, Baron, i.e. George Parkes 1352.

Pasta, Giuditta, i.e. Giuditta Negri 1376.

Perdi, Lisa, i.e. Elizabeth Purdy 1673.

Perkins, Giulio, i.e. Julius E. Perkins 1467.

Perks, George, i.e. George William Reed 1467.

Phillippe, Monsieur, i.e. Phillippe Talon 1494.

Phillippi, Monsieur, i.e. Harry Graham 1499.

Picaninny Tommy, i.e. Tom Pleon 1558.

Pierce, James Hart, i.e. James Hart Glen 1528.

Pleon, Madame, i.e. Mrs. Whitehouse 1558.

Pleon, Tom, i.e. Frederick Pleon Whitehouse 1558.

Power, Ellen Maria, i.e. Ellen Maria Lingham 1611.

Power, T., i.e. Thomas Powrie 1616.

Price, Morton, i.e. Horton Rhys 526, 1638.

Proctor, Harry, i.e, Rowline Philp 1654.

Quinton, Mark, i.e. Mark Keogh 1692.

Rivolti, Felix, i.e. William Mitchell 908.

Swanborough, Henry Valentine, i.e. H. V. Smith 546.

Tom Dot, General, i.e. Tom Pleon 1558.

Tremaine, Annie, i.e. Annie Creelman 503.

Turner, Miss, i.e. A. C. Lyons 548.

Two Macs, The, i.e. Frank Hilton and J. P. Macnally 567.

Two Macs, The, i.e. Joseph Maccabe and others 567.

Veovide, i.e. Daniel Latham 311.

Whitlock, W. W., i.e. William Penna 1450.

Young Spaniard, i.e. Michael R. Lacy 274.

Zuchilli, Miss, i.e. Rebecca Isaacs 25.

Aczani in Phrygia, ruins of discovered 888.

Adelaide, Queen, d. 1849, her physician 75,

her solicitor general 848.

Admiralty, first lords, Melville 839,

Minto 899,

Northbrook 1175,

Northumberland 1177.

Adulteration of food, legislation concerning the 1599.

Advertisement agent, Mitchell 902.

Aeronautics, See also Balloons,

ascent in a thunder storm 30,

ascents on backs of animals 1568,

Powell lost at sea 1610,

Poitevin’s ascents 1568,

voyage from Vauxhall to Nassau 784.

Aeronauts, Adams, 314,

Jackson 30,

Latour 314,

Lythgoe 551.

Africa, lake Ngami discovered 1273,

lake Nyassa expedition to 113,

lake Tchad surveyed 1282,

Soudan railway 60,

Zambesi discovered 1273,

Zambesi, first missionaries to 322.

African explorers, Barttlot 56,

Beecroft 59,

Jameson 56,

Kerr 210,

Hannington 617,

Laird 280,

Lander 280,

Livingstone, C. 452, 1273,

Livingstone, D. 453,

Lucas 524,

M’Call 568,

Macdonnell 589,

Mackay 617,

Mackenzie 624,

Mc William 682,

Nelson 1103,

Oates 1195,

Oswald 1273,

Overweg 1282,

Plowden 1560.

Agriculturalists, Jaffray 46,

Mahony 696.

Agriculture, agricultural implement makers 810,

ammonia absorbed in the soil 862,

Parkes’ system of draining land 1354,

reaping machine first used 1678.

Albany, Leopold, Duke of, d. 1884, his friend and adviser 194.

Albert, d. 1861, prince consort, Albert memorial coll. Framlingham 211,

bust of 135,

death predicted 989,

epitome in verse of his life 109,

his librarian 814,

painting of the landing of 251,

portrait of 1373,

statues of 500, 983,

taught his military duties 257.

Albert Edward, b. 1841, prince of Wales, at Exeter college 428,

at Glasgow 530,

at Salisbury 533,

attorney general to 233, 465,

bust of 15,

chancellor of his duchy 233,

Freya’s gift, a masque on his marriage 1296,

friend 61,

guards ball to 1183,

his tailor 1583,

lord warden of the Stannaries 1596,

march for his christening 718,

opens Mersey tunnel 24,

prince of Wales’ cantata 1288,

receiver general of his duchy 257,

sermon on his birth 905,

steward of his Norfolk manors 63,

surgeon in Egypt and Palestine 898,

treasurer 257.

Alchemist, Papaffy 1329.

Alderney, breakwater made 38.

Algoa bay colony organised 963.

Alice Gray, a song 832.

Alkali, manufacture founded 1062,

works 499.

Allen, R., dramatist 165.

Allotment grounds for labourers, originator of the system 169.

Almacks, lady patronesses of 90, 176,

quadrilles introduced 1327.

Almanacks, comic 815, 816,

Zadkiel’s 988.

Alpine climbers, Pelham 1439,

Pratt 1621.

Alum works 225.

Alumina, silicate of, when decomposed made aluminous cake 1565.

Aluminium bronze, invented 1463.

America, United States of, Alabama built 280,

sunk 288, 456,

American bible union 647,

an Americancitizen and also a British subject 1208,

animal vaccination introduced 767,

blockade runners to Southern States 24,

Ericsson steamship sinks 248,

fortnightly, weekly, and three times a fortnight lines of steamers 16,

Great western steamer 280,

first iron ship seen in 280,

Indian corn sent to England 611,

Inman line of steamers 16,

New Cambria town founded 135,

New Harmony model village 1291,

Pinkerton’s preventive watch 1541,

provision trade to Liverpool originated 611,

rich men 902,

Saratoga a summer resort 989,

treaty of Washington 1175.

America, U.S. of, Baltimore, Kelso orphan home founded 185,

printer to the pope 1039.

America, U.S. of, New York, attempt to introduce passion plays 991,

Cremorne mission 564,

helping hand mission 564,

Jerry Mc Auley’s newspaper 564,

Laura Keene’s theatres 174,

Macready riots at Astor place theatre 680,

Niblo’s gardens 1130,

University, first honorary M.D. 757.

Ammunition manufacturers 270.

Anderson, Robert, a Cumberland poet 1469.

Animals, wild, dealers in 60.

Aniline industry, colours produced 726, 1139.

Apothecary, Nussey 1189.

Apple dumplings, lecture on 1038.

Arabian Nights, The 296.

Archers and archery clubs 1594,

Pollock 1576.

Archil extracted from seaweed 225.

Archimedian screw applied to navigation 1042.

Architects, I’Anson 1,

Johnson, J. 107,

Johnson, R. J. 109,

Jones 128,

Keane 167,

Lamb 282,

Lapidge 306,

Little 448,

Lockwood 470,

Marrable 743,

Murray 1046,

Nesfield 1109,

Newman 1123,

Papworth, G. 1330,

Papworth, J. W. 1331,

Papworth, W. A. V. S. 1331,

Peddie 1430,

Peebles 1431,

Picton 1526,

Pink 1541,

Playfair 1557,

Poynter 1617,

Pugin, A. W. N. 1664,

Pugin, E. W. 1665.

Architecture, revival of gothic 1582.

Arctic explorers, Jago 46,

Mc Clure 573,

Mc Cormick 576,

Macgahan 600,

Moore 955,

Nias 1130,

Osborn 1265,

Parry 1367,

Pearse 1420,

Pim 1538,

Pullen 1667,

Smith 498,

north west passage discovered 573.

Argentine republic, first English dramatic co. appearing there 311.

Armagh, lord lieutenant 532.

Arms and armour, collection in the Tower 1553,

Johnstone collection 120,

Meyrick collection 1553.

Army, agents 244,

Albuera, charge at 642,

army works corps constituted 1401,

Badajoz, the forlorn hope at 513,

balloons and parachutes for use in 726,

charge of light brigade 521, 1162,

chill casting projectiles 1314,

clothiers 133,

cordite discovered 1159,

cross belts abolished 154,

eighteenth dragoons disbanded 1046,

eighteenth hussars raised 263,

Enfield rifle factory 471,

field instruction at Chatham 1375,

field marshals 392, 521, 1072, 1574,

fifth dragoons disbanded for insubordination 481,

guards’ ball to prince of Wales 1183,

gunpowder, prismatic 1159,

investigation into sickness of 756,

lance, use of the 519,

Lancaster carbine 287,

left on field of battle forty eight hours 431,

lieutenant in charge of an army 281,

lieutenant sold all his possessions and gave proceeds to charities 1309,

light steel mountain guns 897,

Maclaren’s gymnasia 644,

major receiving twenty four wounds 1149,

mineral water establishments for 1540,

museum of natural history at Fort Pitt, Chatham 610,

non-pivot drill 84,

plough boy becomes a captain 335,

private becomes a lieutenant 658, 1028,

privates become captain 713, 1131,

private becomes a lieut.-col. 194,

private becomes a major general 620,

privates first mentioned in despatches 1075,

Redan, the first assault on 119,

rifle, Jacob’s 42,

rifle, the Enfield-Pritchett 92,

sensitive base percussion fuse 545,

sergeant Lilley’s case 430,

seventy times under fire 557,

solid Martini cartridge 270,

surgeons’ claims 153, 1020,

topographical and statistical depôt originated 92,

topographical corps, the first 92,

valise which displaced the knapsack 1352.

Art dealer, King 230.

Artists’ models 548.

Artificial flower maker 793.

Ashton court estates, Somerset, trials concerning 1318.

Assayer 109.

Associations, See also Institutions and Societies,

British Archæological first meeting 481,

British Women’s temperance founded 524,

Cabdrivers’ benevolent founded 1039,

complete suffrage founded 1364,

Devonshire founded 1680,

drinking fountain, manager 354,

economic, chairman 419,

free and open church founded 814,

London Baptist founded 421,

London young women’s Christian association 240,

magna charta founded 193,

metropolitan conservative working men’s founded 814.

Assyrian excavation explorer, Loftus 475.

Astley, Sir Jacob, his gold chronometer 99.

Astronomers, Lamont 283,

Lawson 333,

Mc Kim 637,

Maclear 651,

Main 697,

Mann, H. 720,

Mann, W. 720,

Peill 1438,

Perry, J. G. 1472,

Perry, S. J. 1472,

Pogson 1567,

Pritchard 1648,

Pullen 1666.

Astronomy, astronomical instruments invented 142,

observing chair invented 333,

planets discovered 1567,

Uranium system 310,

Uranus, satellites of 310,

the wedge photometer 1648.

Atherstone, Edwin, d. 1872, poet 124.

Attorneys general, Collier 925,

Kelly 182,

Lyndhurst 544,

Pollock 1575.

Auctioneers, Phillips 1237,

Puttick 1679.

Australia, Burke and Wills’ expedition 271,

bush ranging suppressed 659,

English team of cricketers 1577,

the first K.C.B. invested in the colony 1623,

first man of war passing through Torres straits 114,

Gippsland discovered 663,

meat, freezing of 536,

merino wool industry established 560,

squatter interested in forty stations 650,

survey of 154,

vine growing 561.

Australia, New South Wales, Alpaca sheep imported 349,

chief grain grower 1037,

experiments on freezing meat 992,

first bishop consecrated in the colony 1569,

first Methodist minister 377,

first newspaper in Sydney 727,

governor general 444,

Morgan the bushranger 964.

Australia, North, Port Essington settlement formed 268.

Australia, South, Adelaide laid out 979,

R.C. cathedral at Adelaide 1037.

Australia, Victoria, Ballarat rioters 19, 282,

ballot, vote by 1145,

bush rangers wearing armour 181,

first public loan 1269,

Garrick club, Melbourne opened 1051,

Lola Montez horsewhips Seekamp 480,

Melbourne, first bishop of 1470,

murder of John Price 1637,

Ormond college, Melbourne erected 1258,

Royal society 557,

Spiers and Pond, refreshment contractors 1577.

Australian explorers, King 224,

Landsborough 293,

Mc Kinlay 637,

Mackinnon 638,

Macleay 652,

Macmillan 662,

Mitchell 907,

Sturt 652.

Austria, empress of, hunting in England and Ireland 868.

Aylesford, countess of and the marquess of Blandford, afterward duke of Marlborough 741.

B

Babil and Bijou, a spectacle 555, 1393.

Baking, bakers’ ovens, method of heating 1466,

hot water ovens 1112,

Nevill’s household bread 1112.

Ballet master, Milano 870.

Balloons, See also Aeronautics,

Nassau 784,

Saladin 1610,

Star balloon 30,

Wanderer which burst in the air and lieut. Mansfield was killed 726.

Bangor, training college established 1287.

Bankers, Jersey 90,

Kennard 194,

Kinnaird 240,

Lloyd 457,

Loyd 518,

Lubbock 520,

Majoribanks 737,

Marshall 756,

Martin 767,

Martin 770,

Miles 872,

Mills 889,

Overstone 1281,

Paul 1394,

Praed 1618,

Prescott 1627–8,

Smith 1404,

Whitehead 85.

Banking, engraving of bank notes 1466,

sir John Dean Paul’s fraudulent dealings 1394.

Bank of England, cashiers 760, 884,

governor 539,

liable to pay interest on bankruptcy deposits 928,

one pound notes abolished 716,

run on 1552.

Banks, bank of deposit founded 988,

bank of London founded 335, 1017,

city of Glasgow, liquidation of 609,

Clydesdale founded 529,

consolidated takes in Heywood and co. 194,

Huddersfield banking co. 336,

London and county, general manager 518,

London and eastern wound up 985,

national bank of Scotland founded 1580,

national security savings’ bank organized 702,

royal British opening and failure 200, 608.

Bankruptcy, dividend of three pence in the pound 325,

local courts established 1318,

messengers of the courts 118,

official assignee dismissed 632.

Bankrupts, duke of Newcastle 1117,

viscount Mandeville 716.

Banting, claims to inventions of system 943.

Barbers, literary 1654.

Barber, Benjamin, lessee of Alexandra palace 146.

Barefoot clerks of the sacred passion 1309.

Barnett, George, fires at Miss Kelly in Covent Garden theatre 182.

Barnsley, Yorkshire, Locke park 467,

Oaks pit colliery accident 67.

Barometers, barometers and thermometers, patents for 1094,

variations recorded by photography 148.

Baronetage, title declined 1408,

title assumed by Palmer 1324.

Barret, Joseph Morton, attorney, Leeds, libel on 760.

Barrister making £20,000 a year 95.

Barrow, Isaac, d. 1677, D.D., spurious writing attributed to 352.

Barry, Sir Charles, d. 1860, architect, and the houses of parliament 1664.

Barrymore, Henry Barry, d. 1824, eighth earl, his tiger the first who had that name 351.

Barttlot, Walter, African explorer 56.

Bascule bridges 1637.

Bassoon player, Leffler 367.

Bath, Prior park a Roman catholic college 1302,

school for daughters of officers 231.

Bath, Order of, G.C.B. first time given to any one in Indian civil service below a governor 79,

first coloured man made a C.B. 149.

Bathing, bathers all the year round 245,

shampooing baths 694.

Battle, Sussex, the deanery, a peculiar 448.

Bauer, Karoline, d. 188, actress, mistress of prince Leopold 392.

Bavaria, King Ludwig and Lola Montez 479.

Bayford, Augustus Frederick, LL.D., advocate in college of doctors of law, speaks in the spirit in Chelsea church 1286.

Bazaars, travelling 97.

Beards, first M.P. wearing a beard 1032.

Beauties, Jersey 90,

Prothero 1658,

Wyndham 1304.

Beavers, recent and fossil 463.

Bebington, Cheshire, Mayer’s Free library and garden 813.

Beethoven, Ludvig von, d. 1827, his concertos in C minor and G introduced into England 1601.

Belfast, botanic gardens founded 557,

natural history soc. founded 557.

Bell ringer, Lambert 285.

Belgium, Leopold king of the Belgians 391, 392.

Bender, Charles, actor 1144.

Benzol extracted from coal tar 726.

Bethell, Sir Richard, 1 baron Westbury, d. 1873, assaulted by C. Neate 1092.

Betting men, Cooke 1323,

Jackson 33.

Bewick, Thomas, d. 1828, wood engraver, collection of his works 156.

Beys, Jackson Bey, i.e. Henry James Jackson 32.

Bible classes first established 218.

Bible, New Testament revisers 195, 360, 429, 887.

Bible, Old Testament revisers 66, 163, 1407, 1562.

Bibliotheca classica, twenty seven volumes 485.

Bicycle riders, Keith-Falconer 176.

Billiard players, Lloyd 459,

Marden 733,

Owen 1289,

Phelan 1489.

Binding, books bound in red cloth 1524.

Binny, John, author 816.

Biographical dictionary of Soc. for diffusion of useful knowledge 484.

Birds, collections of 1429,

Kid’s aviary 217.

Birkenhead, founders of 40.

Birmingham, books and maps relating to 710,

first cooperation society 1334,

first registrar of civil marriages 1334,

Mason scientific college opened 783,

musical festival planned 951,

oratory of St. Peter Neri established 1124,

queen’s college established 1347,

president 117,

and warden 323,

Shoeblack brigade formed 270,

Spring hill college now Mansfield college Oxford 51,

town hall opened 951,

town incorporated 1032,

Victoria law courts 777.

Birth, death on anniversary of birth 457.

Biscuit manufacturers, Palmer 1325,

Peek 1432.

Black-eyed Susan, a drama, had a long run 88, 1237.

Blacking manufacturers 392.

Blacksmiths learned 58, 99.

Blandford act, for subdivision of parishes 740.

Blindness, caused by grief 254,

blind lecturer 714,

blind musician 332,

blind poet 312,

blind postmaster general 1027,

machine to assist the blind in writing 714.

Blue ribbon movement, the first wearer of the ribbon 1325.

Board of control, president Lyveden 555.

Board of health, presidents Cowper 1009,

Hall 455.

Board of trade, president Northcote 3, 1175.

Board of works, president Lennox 389.

Boating, health of the university crews 966.

Bogle, Allan v. John Joseph Lawson, publisher of The Times 247, 334.

Bonaparte family, See also Napoleon,

art collection concerning 813.

Bonaparte, Louis Lucien, Prince, d. 1891, linguist, his Welsh tutor 141,

publishes Song of Solomon in various dialects 1669.

Bonaparte, Lucien, d. 1840, prince of Canino, a prisoner of war 625.

Bonaparte, Napoleon E. L. J. J., killed 1879, prince imperial, poem on death of 109.

Bone caves 1448.

Bonomi, Joseph, d. 1878, curator of Soane museum, assisted by Isabella Martin 769.

Book binders, Leighton 378.

Book binding, backing and trimming machine invented 379,

binders’ mistakes 520,

cloth binding invented 378,

printing on edges of books invented 379,

steam machinery used 379.

Books, written with blood 125,

first R.C. bookseller in Paternoster row 143.

Booksellers, Arch 417,

Baldwin 217,

Dulau 370,

Jack 27,

Kelly 180,

Kerslake 212,

Kidd 217,

Laing 277,

Leigh 375,

Lepard 392,

Lewis 417,

Lilly 431,

Mac Donald 582,

Maclehose 653,

Macmillan 663,

Martin 769,

Maynard 817,

Maxwell 810,

Menzies 845,

Merridew 851,

Metcalfe 857,

Miller 879,

Molini 917,

Mowbray 1011,

Newman 1123,

Nicholls 1136,

Nimmo 1152,

Nisbet 1152,

Nutt 1189,

Oates 1195,

Offor 1216,

Oliphant 1235,

Orme 1256,

Parke 1340,

Petherham 1478,

Poole 1584,

Priestly 1643,

Quaritch 212,

Rodwell 769.

Botanists, Ibbotson 2,

Jones 135,

Jorden 148,

Kelaart 177,

Kurz 268,

Loudon 500,

Miers 869,

Munby 1025,

Nowell 1185,

Nuttall 1190,

Pratt 1620.

Botany, herbariums 384,

victoria regia in flower 1401.

Botlasitsie, a Ratlapin chief 305.

Boulanger, George Ernest Jean Marie, d. 1891, general, a pretender to the French throne, in London 1336.

Bournemouth, Hants, sanatorium originated 699.

Bowdich, Thomas Edward, d. 1824, naturalist 359.

Bowling alley 219.

Boxing, teacher of 31.

Braddon, Mary Elizabeth, b. 1837, Aurora Floyd and Lady Audley’s secret dramatised, injunction obtained against their being played 275.

Bradfield reservoir, Yorkshire, bursting of 1281.

Bradford, first ragged school 1643.

Brain, a very large 252.

Brambles, the forms of 364.

Brass founder 710.

Breakwater constructed on sloping-block system 1354.

Brewers, Bradley 730,

Lacon 272,

Mappin 730,

Marrian 745,

Matthews 795,

Meux 859,

Perkins 1466,

Phipps 1521,

Plews 1558.

Bridges, Ordish’s straight chain suspension bridge 1251.

Briggs, Thomas, murdered in 1864 by Franz Müller 1022.

Brighton, aquarium 352, 496,

fictitious German mineral waters 80,

Hove laid out 19, 336,

Kemp-town founded 189,

Mahmoud’s baths and gymnasium 31, 694,

musical conductor on chain pier 267,

Orleans club 1183,

Preston and Hove districts built 19,

Struve’s mineral waters 230.

Bristol, Ashton court claimed by T. Provis 1660,

bishoprick revived 1170,

cathedral nave built 1170,

French prisoners at 1172,

riots at 230, 1542.

British Museum, Blacus gems 1128,

Castellani bronzes 1128,

cataloguer 1633,

coins and medals, keeper of 1585,

commission for enquiring into 386,

Greek and Roman antiquities, keeper of 1127,

guide to 213,

Lee fossils 355,

Mantell’s fossils 729,

museum removed from Montague house 136,

natural history department, keeper of 266

and superintendent of 1290,

Nimroud ivories 1627,

Swiney lecturer 665,

zoological department, assistant in 1269.

British museum, Library, assistant in 425,

attendant 606,

catalogue, compilers of 327, 571, 1364 and

and transcribers in 212, 476, 308,

cataloguing ninety one rules 136,

librarians principal 136, 1327,

librarian assistant 317,

manuscripts, keeper of the 683,

and assistant 406,

maps and plans, keeper of 706,

reading room 136,

Stephen Poles’ attack on the principal librarian 1571.

Brock, Charles Thomas, pyrotechnist 146.

Broughton archers 457.

Browning, Robert, d. 1889, poet, his acquaintances 1653, 1682,

his connection with John Kenyon 207.

Brushmaker 108.

Buckhounds, the Royal, huntsman 224,

master of 239.

Buggin, Sir George, d. 1825, his widow m. duke of Sussex 18.

Building ventilated on a new principle 82.

Bunn, Alfred, d. 1860, operatic manager, and Jenny Lind 434,

assaulted by Macready 680.

Bunyan, John, d. 1688, baptist minister, collection of his works 1216, 1217,

memorial in Bunhill fields 1330,

Pilgrim’s progress in Welsh 130.

Burgess, William, d. 1881, architect, his work completed by Pullan 1666.

Burials at night 499.

Burns, Robert, d. 1796, poet, bibliography concerning 636,

Burns library Glasgow 906,

dinner in hall of his cottage 643,

his friends 332, 466,

his MSS. and relics 1104,

his residence at the hermitage 1104,

his widow and her executor 580,

Kidd’s illustrations of his poems 217,

Tam O’Shanter as a pantomime 162.

Burnt in effigy, Nicholson 1142,

Prodgers 1655.

Bushrangers wearing armour, 181.

Byerley, Thomas the Reuben of the Percy Anecdotes 433.

Byron, Anne Isabella, d. 1860, Lady, her friends 55, 1040.

Byron, George Gordon, d. 1824, Lord, and Mrs. Mardyn 734,

and Elizabeth B. Pigot 1532,

daughter Ada 504,

his friends 831, 1653,

his half sister, 374,

his memoir’s destroyed 954,

his surgeon 888,

his will 374,

writes Werner, a drama 352.

C

Cabinet cyclopædia, one hundred and thirty three volumes 307.

Cabs, cabdrivers funeral 1039,

peer sued by cabman 236.

Cabmen’s terror, The 1656.

Calico Printer, Potter 1600.

Cambridge, Apostles club 804, 808,

esquire bedel 342,

first eight oared boat 1470,

Jeremie prizes 86,

Lawrence Dundas drowned 556,

licensed lodgings 556,

Le Bas prize instituted 346,

Lightfoot scholarships founded 429,

senate house riders 56,

senior regent presents address to queen 890,

undergraduate challenges his tutor to a duel 916.

Cambridge, Queen’s college, president not in holy orders 226.

Cambridge, Trinity hall, master 82.

Camlet, manufacturer 776.

Canada, bishopricks in 1006,

confederation act 108,

dominion of Canada formed 584,

Mackenzie’s rebellion 634,

Nelson’s insurrection 1106,

Papinean’s rebellion 664, 1330.

Canada, Montreal, Mr. Gill, univ. Logan chair of Geology 478.

Canada, Quebec, Morrin college founded 980.

Canal boat traction 672.

Cannabis Indica introduced 421.

Cannon, rifled cannon invented 287.

Canterbury, Archbishop of 489, principal registrar of prerogative court 953.

Cape colony, British Kaffraria 649.

Cape Town, observatory 720,

university endowment 1594.

Cardiganshire, lord lieutenant 1611.

Caricaturists, Leech 361,

Pellegrini 1441.

Carlisle, Rose castle restored 1463.

Carlow, lord lieutenant 161.

Carlyle, Thomas, d. 1881, historian, his first lecture managed by Harriet Martineau 776,

his friends 98, 1112.

Carnac, Brittany excavations at 895.

Caroline, d. 1821, queen of Great Britain, Lushington’s defence of 535.

Carpet manufacturer, Laverton 321.

Carrington, Charles Robert, b. 1843, third baron, horsewhips, Grenville Murray 1043.

Carter, Thomas Thellusson, d. 1880, rector of Clewer, bishop of Oxford, refuses to allow proceedings to be taken against him 616.

Casamicciola, earthquake at 626.

Casinos See Theatres.

Castleknock college, county Dublin, founded 667.

Catalytic action 846.

Caterers, public, Spiers and Pond 1577.

Cats, Madagascar cats 60.

Cattle, black polled 574,

cattle breeders 61,

judges of 536,

foreign cattle markets, Victoria docks 1211,

pure highland breed 675.

Cattle breeders, Peel 1434,

Pinckard 1539,

Quartly 1686.

Cavendish, Ada, d. 1895, actress 756.

Cavan, lord lieutenant 444.

Celluloid or zylonite manufactured 1350.

Cement, Keene’s invented 174.

Centenarians, Ingram 100,

Kerry 211,

Langley 302,

Lapiletiere 306,

Larbusch 307,

Lawrence 330,

Longmore 490,

Markham 739,

Miller 881,

Montefiore 932,

Nolan 1161,

Peverell 1486,

Plank 1554,

Power 1614,

Puckle 1663,

Purser 1675.

Challenger expedition round the world 997.

Chamberlain, Joseph, b. 1836, M.P., screw manufacturer 1110.

Chancery, Court of, bag bearer to the registrars 1682,

daily cause list 1682,

the sworn clerks 891.

Charlotte Augusta d. 1817, princess, married prince Leopold 392,

poem on death of 199.

Chartists, Frost 1512,

Jones 125,

Lovett 507,

Lowe 512,

Moore 952,

O’Brien 1197,

O’Connor 1207,

Peacock 1413,

Philp 1517,

Pinkerton 1541,

Sturge 1517,

Price 1639,

meeting on Kennington common 1207,

monster petition 1517,

people’s charter 507.

Chatham, Jezreelite temple at 99,

Magnus memorial synagogue 691.

Chatsworth, Derbyshire, gardens, conservatories and fountains at 1401.

Chemists, Morson 991,

Muspratt, J. 1061,

Muspratt, J. S. 1062,

Nesbit 1107,

Penny 1455,

Phillips 1509.

Cheques crossed, act of parliament on 1441.

Chess automation, the hidden player 420.

Chess players, Kennedy 196,

Kenny 204,

Kling 249,

Lewis 420,

Lowe 512,

Löwenthal 514,

Lloyd 459,

Lyttleton 551,

Mackenzie 627,

Mc Donnell 420,

Murray 1042,

Newham 1120,

Potter 1604,

Sarratt 420.

Chester training college established 1617.

Chickens hatched by steam 325.

Chichester theological college 745.

Chili and Peru, revolutions in 884.

Chimney sweepers and climbing boys 535.

China, Jewitt’s collection of 98,

manufacturer of Minton 900,

Wedgwood ware, collections of 149.

China, Hongkong ceded to England 1604,

Hongkong mint suppressed 221,

imperial encyclopædia of literature in five thousand and twenty volumes 814,

peace of Nankin 1349,

war at Canton 1353.

Chloroform, early use of 1037.

Cholera, investigations concerning 419.

Christian year, the, by John Keble 170.

Church rates refused and illegal 1643.

Cigar divan 1644.

Ciphers, Penn’s cipher for despatches 1450.

Circus proprietors, Barnum 1065,

Manders 716,

Myers 1065,

Nixon 1065,

Newsome 1126,

ring masters, Rivolti 908.

Cirencester, royal agricultural college 327.

Civil list pensions, Inglis 12,

Jackson 29,

Jameson 55,

Jerdan 85,

Jewitt 98,

Jewsbury 98,

Jones, J. 134,

Jones, T. R. 143,

Jones, T. W. 144,

Joule 150,

Keightley 174,

Kingsley 235,

Kitto 248, 249,

Knowles F. 258,

Knowles, J. S. 259,

Laing 278,

Lane 296,

Latham 313,

Lee, J. C. 357,

Lee, S. 359,

Leech 362,

Lemon 387,

Lindsay 437,

Livingstone 454,

Llanos 455,

Lloyd 461,

Long 485,

Loudon 500,

Lover 507,

Lucas 525,

Lucy 527,

Maccarthy 569,

Mc Culloch 579,

Mackay 619,

Maclagan 643,

Maclean 649,

Maclear 651,

Maconochie 673,

Maguire 693,

Mann 720,

Mansell 729,

Martin 765,

Mathew 791,

Meadows 826,

Melvill 839,

Menzies 845,

Merrifield 852,

Meteyard 858,

Miller 881,

Milroy 897,

Mitford 910,

Moir 914,

Mongredian 923,

Montagu 928,

Montgomery, E. 935,

Montgomery, J. 936,

Moore, B. 955,

Moore, W. 957,

Morgan, E. 965,

Morgan, S. 968,

Motteram 1002,

Mulock 1023,

Nash 1084,

Newport 1126,

Noble 1157,

O’Donovan 1215,

Ogilvie 1219,

Owen 1290,

Page 1303,

Palgrave 1312,

Palmer 1316,

Pardoe 1333,

Pater 1378,

Patey 1382,

Pearson 1422,

Petrie 1481,

Philip 1493,

Phipps 1520,

Planché 1553,

Poole 1583,

Portal 1589,

Porter 1593,

Powell 1607,

Pugin 1665.

Clanricarde, Hubert, b. 1832, Second marquess of, land owner in Ireland 152.

Clare, lord lieutenant 8.

Claremont house, Surrey, granted to prince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg 392.

Clarionet player, Pape 1329.

Clergyman’s sore throat 641.

Clewer, Berks., House of mercy at 927.

Clocks, helix lever clock 593,

tell tale clock 1120.

Clog dancer, Linn 441.

Cloisonné ware collection 1600.

Close, John, d. 1891, poet 513.

Clowns, See also Actors,

col. 1697,

Batty 751,

Gomery 937,

Holloway 751,

Jefferini 68,

Lauri 318,

Mac 1528,

Marsh 751,

Matthews 797,

Nelson 1101,

Payne, H. E. 1403,

Payne, W. H. S. 1403,

Persivani 1476,

Phillips 1499,

Pierce 1528,

Purvis 1676.

Clubs, Alpine, president 490.

Arts, Hanover square 147.

Athenæum founders 367,

Dr. Quinn blackballed 1690.

Ayrshire Naturalists founded 292.

Bannatyne secretary 277.

Bath literary founded 739.

Burlington fine art established 796.

Conservative built 1480.

Dandy, the last member 1529.

Decemviri founded 1674.

Dick originated 622.

Dr. Johnson’s, president of 13.

Elizabethan, president 1035.

Entomological founded 1122.

Four in hand driving club started 990.

Friday founded 1049.

Garrick founded 889,

built 743.

Glasgow Shakespeare instituted 162.

Grove park rowing founded 113.

Literary president 13.

London chess, president 923.

London press, president 1333.

Manchester Athenæum founded 303.

Mulberries founded 88.

Museum founded 88.

National founded 642, 715.

Newbury district field founded 1322.

Ottoman club started 1644.

Political economy founded 1166.

Prince’s racket and tennis 1644.

Quekett microscopical founded 1687.

Raleigh originated 1644.

Reform built 1480,

secretary 1182,

founders 1662,

last survivor of original members 1634.

Roxburgh founded 1580.

Socials at Clunn’s 738.

Star revived 1235,

secretary 83.

Travellers’ founded 625.

Wittington founded and ceased 88,

president 533.

YZ at Liverpool 1526.

Coach drivers, Morritt 990,

Paul 1395,

Peer 1436,

Peyton, A. 1487,

Pusey 1678.

Coaching, driving whips 1487,

coach builders 319, 343, 653,

coach proprietors 1101,

revival of 397,

Old Times coach 397.

Coal, anthracite used for blast furnaces and steam boilers 1556,

children and women working in mines 581,

colliery proprietors 261, 503,

resources of the coal fields 154.

Cobden, Richard, d. 1865, M.P., opposes the Crimean war 1643.

Cock fighting 854.

Coffee, Napier’s glass coffee apparatus 1077.

Coins, collectors of, Kerrick 210,

Lewis 418,

Lindsay 438,

Martin 771,

Mayer 813,

Mitford 909,

Moore 957.

Colenso, John William, d. 1883, bishop of Natal, his counsel 54,

his friends 107,

his mathematical works 857,

his trial 853.

Coleoptera, collection of 665.

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, d. 1834, poet, his friends 373, 1404, 1409,

reminiscenses of 373,

travels in the Harz 1561,

Colleges, College of naval architecture, principal of 1674.

Kelly college, Tavistock, built 180.

Morden college, Blackheath, for tradesmen 531.

Queen’s college, London, founded 805.

Spring hill college, Birmingham 51.

University college, Parkes’ museum 1352.

Working men’s college started 805.

Cologne choir in London 904.

Colonies, Secretaries of state for colonies, Lytton 552,

Monteagle 931,

Newcastle 1117,

Normanby 1167.

Columbines, Marshall 759,

Parkes 1351.

Comic almanac 815, 816.

Commons, House of, first quaker member 1427,

long sitting 1357,

speaker declines a pension 1271,

speaker Denison 1271.

See also Parliament.

Compasses, Napier’s diagram for correcting a ship’s compass 1077.

Confectioners 175.

Conjurers, Anderson 44,

Gyngell 356,

Jacobs 44,

Matthews 797,

Miller 876,

Phillippe 1494,

Phillipi 1499.

Conjuring, bowls of water from under a shawl 44,

Chinese ring trick 44,

gold fish trick 1494,

hat of Fortunatus 1495,

kitchen of Parafaragaramus 1495,

ring puzzle 1494.

Contagious diseases act, inspector general 391.

Contractors, Jackson, R. W. 36,

Jackson, Sir W. 40,

Jay 64,

Kelk 177.

Cook, Flavell Smith, vicar of Ch. Ch. Clifton 77.

Cooperation, advocates of, Neale 1088,

Pare 1334,

cooperative movement 138, 507,

cooperative stores, the first founded 1088.

Copper smelter, Nevill 1112.

Coprolites, beds of 1107.

Corn, Anti corn law league,

founded 1625,

promoters of the 26, 953, 1643,

Struggle, a weekly paper 452.

Cornet player, Kœnig 266.

Costa, Sir Michael A. A., d. 1884, musical conductor, seceded from Her Majesty’s 521.

Cotton manufacture, double speed invented 198,

fixing orange sulphide of antimony on cloth 846,

hydraulic presses 536,

jack frame improved 198,

Mendel’s table of cotton exports 842,

mules improved 375,

self stripping carding engine 375,

spinners 375.

Coursing, first Waterloo cup 1151,

a judge of 1151,

Master M’ Grath 532.

Court beauties, Jersey 90,

Wyndham 1304.

Courtesan, Cora Pearl 1417.

Council, lord president of, Portland 1595.

Craik, George Lillie, d. 1866, professor, m. Dinah Mulock 1024.

Crape manufacturer 383.

Cremation, Persons cremated, Kinglake 232,

Levy 407,

Longden 487,

Macnaught 668,

Marnock 742,

Pickersgill 1525,

Pigott 1531,

Price 1640.

Cricket, balista invented 1154,

cane handled bats introduced 1154,

cork pads introduced 1154,

cricket ball maker 993,

cricket practice at the Lambeth baths 993,

introduced into Scotland 240,

Lillywhite’s cricket scores 431, 877,

making one hundred runs twice in same match 285,

money paid to prevent report of a match 285,

new round hand bowling introduced 1535,

open pads introduced 1154,

Pardon’s cricket reporting agency 1333,

round arm bowling introduced 252, 432,

score printing on cricket grounds 431,

Parr’s team of eleven won five matches against the Canadian twenty two 1359,

Prince’s cricket club 1644,

two men beat eleven without any fieldsmen 891.

Cricketers, Blackham 1538,

Clarke 1535,

Edwards 250,

Esrom 990,

Grace, G. F. 614,

Iddison 4,

Jeffery 69,

Jupp 157,

Keate 168,

Killick 219,

King, G. W. 223,

King, R. T. 228,

Kingscote 233,

Knight 252,

Kynaston 270,

Lambert 285,

Lanaway 287,

Lane 295,

Letby 400,

Liddell 424,

Lillywhite 431–2,

Linsell 442,

Lockyer 471,

Long 485,

Lowther 518,

Mc Intyre, M. 614,

Mc Intyre, W. 615,

Mackay 617,

Mantle 730,

Marcon 733,

Marsden 1535,

Martin 765,

Micklethwaite 865,

Middleton 868,

Midwinter 869,

Miller 877,

Mills, R. 891,

Mills, W. 892,

Morley 976,

Morse 990,

Mortlock 993,

Mycroft 1064,

Mynn, A. 1067,

Mynn, W. P. 1068,

Nixon 1154,

North 1173,

Norton 1180,

Osbaldeston 1263,

Oscroft 1268,

Ottaway 1273,

Parr 1359,

Parry 1362,

Paunceforte 1399,

Pell 1440,

Penn 1449,

Pickering 1523,

Picknell, G. 1526,

Picknell, R. 1526,

Piercy 1529,

Pilch, F. 1535,

Pilch, W. 1535,

Pilling 1537,

Powys 1617,

Preston 1630,

Price 1639,

Pullin, 1667,

Pycroft 1680.

Cromarty, lord lieutenant 658.

Cromwell house, Chelsea, tableaux vivants at 1208.

Crossing sweeper 603.

Crouch, Frederick William Nicholls, composer of Kathleen Mavourneen 1417,

he d. America Aug. 1896.

Crystal palace, Sydenham palace erected 1251,

decoration of 139,

first balloon ascent from 551,

literary director 1511.

Crystallography, Miller’s system of 886.

Cudbear extracted from seaweed 225.

Cumberland, fatal fall from Scafell 754,

Pillar rock, Ennerdale 33.

Cumberland and Westmoreland, lords lieutenant 492, 493.

Cuneiform inscriptions, deciphering of 1169.

Curiosity dealer 149.

Curling songs 1045.

Cutlers, Mechi 829,

Pepys 1460.

Cyclone, the word first used 1527.

Cypher interpreted 387.

Cyprus, the eleven currencies of 1246.

D

Dalkeith, Edinburgh, gardens and conservatories 613.

Dame Europa school publications 1663.

Dancers, Cavallazzi 730,

Cushnie 870,

De Camp 186,

Duvernay 797,

Grisi 1469,

Kelsey 185,

Leclercq 348,

Lola Montez 479,

Louise 501,

Milano 870,

Perrot 1469,

Pitteri 1360,

Vestris 794.

Dancing, teachers of, Adelaide 401,

Michaud 401,

Nathan 1086,

Parkes 1351.

Dandies, Ponsonby 1578.

Darlington, the first mayor 1426.

Davies, David, d. 1861, shot at lord Palmerston 1325.

Deaf men, Kitto 248,

Lane 298.

Deaths under peculiar circumstances, at Junior Garrick club 789,

at a railway station 365,

at the dinner table 495,

burnt when experimenting on naptha 726,

by the road side 1165,

died on Wimbledon common 1608,

drowned in lake of Como 1621,

fall on a staircase 1507,

falling down stairs and fracturing skull 701, 1002,

falling from a precipice 375,

falling from Scafel, Cumberland 754,

falling into boiling liquid 129,

falling into the area of the house 1478,

falling two hundred feet over a precipice 957,

from alarm in a thunder storm 483,

from fumes of charcoal 407,

frozen to death 1177,

in a billiard room 283,

in a cab 109, 1160,

in a chemist’s shop 66,

in a hair dresser’s shop 607,

in lord Salisbury’s ante room 3,

in a police barracks 778,

in railway carriages 306, 561, 908,

in a Turkish bath 247,

judge stabbed by an assassin 1166,

jumping out of a window 551,

jumping over Dean bridge, Leith 26,

killed by an elephant 49,

not in Times till three years and a half after decease 95,

on a grouse moor 501,

overturned in a cab 339,

rib entering lungs 119,

rupture from taking a high jump as Miles in the Colleen Bawn 1421,

shot by his butler 102,

son while pheasant shooting shoots his father 1615,

stabbed by a newspaper correspondent 995,

struck by a wave 271,

struck with lightning while shooting 316,

swept off Filey Brigg 1305,

thrown from a tandem in Hyde park 1392,

upset in a jaunting car 152,

while addressing a meeting 462,

while hunting 1606,

while playing lawn tennis 1265,

while riding in a carriage 1524,

while writing a leading article 728,

wounded by an assassin 202.

Delany, Patrick, attempts to murder justice J. A. Lawson 334.

Dentist, Purland 1674.

Derby, Edward Smith, d. 1851, earl of, menagerie at Knowsley 342.

De Ros, Henry William, 19 Baron, d. 1839, card cheating case 1403.

Devil, devil among the tailors, a song 1051,

personality of the devil 77.

Devon, lord lieutenant 1176.

Dhuleep Singh, d. 1893, rajah of the Punjaub 267.

Diaries, Letts’ 401.

Dickens, Charles, d. 1870, novelist, acts in The Frozen deep 62,

Christmas carol, dramatised 162,

David Copperfield dramatised 23,

Dombey and daughter, a fiction by R. Nicholson 1143,

his amateur co. 552,

his manager in America 1269,

Mr. Squeers and his original 459,

Nicholas Nickleby dedicated to Macready 680,

Nicholas Nickleby, additional illustrations 1248,

Pickwick additional illustrations 1248,

serial works translated into German 970,

takes lessons in fencing and boxing 31.

Dictionaries, gradus and dictionary of ideas in one hundred and twenty eight volumes 86,

a pentecontaglossal dictionary 438.

Die sinker, Moore 951.

Dilatoriness, removed from a public office for 302.

Diners out, Luttrell 537,

Quin 1690.

Dinner party, long continued 1328.

Dioramas, See also Panoramas,

coronation of William the fourth 755,

queen’s visit to Ireland 1208, 1509.

Dipping needle constructed 148.

Disraeli, Benjamin, d. 1881, earl of Beaconsfield, copyright of his novels 489,

corbel likeness of at Chester 193,

sir J. A. Macdonald exactly like him 584.

Divorce, divorce commission 679.

Dodwell, rev. Henry John, shoots at master of the rolls 95.

Dogs, a clipper of poodles 1490,

Birmingham national show 498,

Crystal palace show 498,

dog breeder 1675,

Deerhounds of Colonsay 671,

Japanese pugs 60,

Kennel club 498,

Master M’Grath 532,

Persian greyhounds 60.

Donaldson, John W. d. 1861, Greek scholar 345.

Down, lord lieutenant 482.

Drama, examiner of plays 1531,

inspector of plays 309,

plays refused licence 620,

tea-cup and saucer comedy 1674.

Dramatists, Agoust 620,

Allen 165,

Baylis 815,

Burnot 1352,

Clifton 545,

Conquest 1485,

Dance 794,

Edwards 815,

Fitzball 1432,

Grundy 620, 1485,

Harris 1485,

Hatton 799,

James, C. S. 47,

James, G. P. R. 49,

Jerrold, D. W. 88,

Jerrold, W. B. 89,

Johnstone 119,

Jodrell 100,

Kenny 203,

Kingdon 231,

Knowles 166,

Lacy 274,

Langford 301,

Levey 405,

Lewis 498,

Lister 417,

Logan 478,

Lovell 505,

Lover 506,

Lunn 531,

Lyne 545,

M’ Ardle 559,

Mc Kay 620,

M’ Lean 651,

Maddox 686,

Major 705,

Marchant 732,

Marshall 756,

Marston 763, 1269,

Matthison 799,

Mayhew, A. S. 815,

Mayhew, E. 815,

Mayhew, Henry 815,

Mayhew, Horace 816,

Mayhew, T. 816,

Maynard 817,

Merritt 1485,

Millingen 887,

Millward 893,

Milman 893,

Mitford 910,

Moncrieff 921,

Morgan 968,

Morton, J. M. 995,

Morton, T. 995,

Nightingale 1151,

O’ Neill 1247,

Ormonde 1259,

Owenson 968,

Oxberry 1294,

Oxenford 1296,

Parry, J. 1363,

Parry, T. 1366,

Pae 1301,

Pettitt 1485,

Phillipps 1512,

Pitt 1550,

Planché 794, 1553,

Poole, J. 1583,

Poole, W. H. 1585,

Powell 1609,

Reade 1485,

Reece 711, 1432,

Scott 799,

Sims 1485,

Talford 166,

Wills 756,

Wyndham 799.

Drapers, Fore street co. 987,

Halling 1424,

Marshall and Snelgrove 758,

Meeking 834,

Moore 947,

Morrison 987.

See also Hosiers 1720.

Drawing rooms, at Buckingham palace, name removed from list of presentations 639,

scene at a 90.

Drinking, drinking six tankards of strong ale a day 832.

Drinkwater, John Elliot, d. 1851, author 520.

Druids, Price the archdruid 1640.

Drummond, Edward, assassinated 25 Jany. 1843, sec. to sir R. Peel 668.

Dry earth closet system 1003.

Dublin, Alexandra college founded 74,

archbishop 689,

lord lieutenant 828,

Mountjoy prison erected 1287,

National gallery founded 1025,

order of sisters of charity established 1041,

Park st. school of medicine founded 41,

Peter st. sch. of medicine renamed Ledwich school 349,

star of Erin theatre built 516,

Trinity college first Roman catholic fellow 693,

Vartry waterworks 1113.

Dudley, William Ward, 1 earl of, d. 1885, and Her Majesty’s theatre 529.

Duelling, histories of 887.

Duels, Alvanley and O’ Connell 1205.

Battier and Londonderry 482.

Bentinck and Osbaldeston 1264.

Brown and Maclaren 585.

Colquhoun and Murray-Dunlop 1056.

D’ Esterre and O’ Connell 668.

Disraeli and O’ Connell 1205.

Fawcett and Munro 1028.

Grattan and Londonderry 482.

Hawkey and Seaton 1682.

Le Breton and Ste Croix 347.

Loftus and Harley 475.

Mahon and O’ Brien 695.

Mitchell and Donaldson 907.

Napoleon iii and Count Leon 1081.

O’ Brien and Steele 1200.

Payne and Another 1403.

Pickford and a Frenchman 1526.

Quillinan two duels 1689.

Smyth and O’ Grady 738.

Dulwich college act 749.

Dumfriesshire, lord lieutenant 1687.

Dundee, jute manufacture introduced 1099.

Durham, Lightfoot fund 429,

lord lieutenant 482,

St. Bees, first student at 33.

Dye works 225.

D’ye ken John Peel, a song 1433.

E

Ealing park gardens 331.

Earls, an earl a railway porter 316,

an earl’s daughter marries her father’s organist 1036.

Earls marshall of England 1164, 1165.

Earth, density of determined in Horton colliery 1567,

the rotation of the 1607.

East India Company, Addiscombe college dissolved 1448,

chairmen 79, 466, 535, 539, 718,

chairman, attempt to murder 466,

Haileybury college closed 838,

iron ship carrying guns 280.

Ecarté player, Idle 4.

Eccentric characters, Joey Jones 137,

Renton Nicholson 1142,

Lionel S. Pilkington 1537.

Edinburgh, Adelphi theatre lessee 1056,

buildings erected by Playfair 1557,

called the modern Athens 1557,

Crawley water introduced 61,

Dean bridge across the water of Leith 343,

Fettes college, first head master 1605,

Heriot free schools established 645,

lord provost 343,

Neill gold medalist of royal society 438,

parliament house in the castle restored 1105,

theatre royal lessee 1056.

Edinburgh university, chair of geology founded 1033,

chancellor 12,

graduation in law introduced 497,

lord rectors 3, 1176,

the only Englishman ever professor of physic 337.

Edinburgh, Alfred, duke of, b. 1844, now duke of Saxe-Coburg, his naval instructor 1101,

his treasurer 424,

his tutor 423.

Education, Frœbel’s system 1689,

Mimpris’s system of graduated instruction 898.

Egg hornpipe danced by baron Nathan 1086.

Eglinton tournament, jester at 612,

knight marshal 282,

knights at 1081,

knight visitor 1476,

lord high marshal 482.

Egremont, George O’ Brien Wyndham, d. 1837, third earl of, his natural son 348.

Egypt, exploration of the pyramids 1469,

first Englishman who acquired influence there 309,

Khedive’s yacht Mahroussa 32.

Eigg, island of, Invernesshire, the proprietor 676.

Electricians, Jenkin 76,

Lever 403.

Electricity, electric light exhibited at Dundee 437,

first used as a curative agent 1047,

mathematical theory of 808,

mercury contacts 1460,

Pulvermacher’s galvanic bands and electric belts 1669,

telegraphing without wires 437.

Electric endosmosis discovered 1589.

Electro platers and plating, Elkington and Mason 783, 1350,

inventions in 1350,

plating process introduced 813.

Electro-magnetism 150.

Electro-metallurgy 148.

Electrotyping, improvements in 962.

Elephant man, the 851.

Elliotson, John, d. 1868, mesmerist 1228.

Elocution, lecturer on 1561.

Eltham tragedy, The 1581.

Ely, monastery of, twelve hundreth anniversary of foundation 849.

Embalmed body exhibited 1377.

Encyclopædia Britannica, editor of 645.

Engineers, Jacomb 46,

Kitson 248,

Laxton 335,

Locke 467,

Low 510,

Mc Clean 572,

Macneill 672,

Manby 714,

Miller 879,

Mitchell 905,

Moorsom 958,

Murray 1048,

Mylne 1066,

Nasmyth 1085,

Oldham 1230,

Ormiston 1258,

Ormsby 1259,

Page 1304,

Piercy 1528,

Price 1637,

Punchard 1670.

Engine makers, Maudslay 800, 801,

Penn 1449.

English channel tunnel 510.

Engravers, Bartolozzi 794,

Heath 1681,

Jackson 35,

Jeens 67,

Jenkins 78,

Jewitt 98,

Jones 126,

Laing 278,

Landells 289,

Landseer, J. 294,

Landseer, T. 294,

Lane 297,

Le Keux 383,

Lowry 516,

Lewis, C. G. 410,

Lewis, F. C. 411,

Lizars 455,

Martin 769,

Meryon 856,

Miller 884,

Mitchell, J. 902,

Mitchell, R. 905,

Moses 998,

Mottram 1002,

Noble 1157,

Parry 1362,

Pistrucci 1546,

Prior 1647,

Pye, C. 1681,

Pye, J. 1681,

Quartley 1686,

Wyon 1547.

Engravings, collectors of 108, 218,

publishers of 651,

steel for mezzotint engravings 532.

Entertainers, Corri 226,

Jones 140,

Julian 155,

Kelly 182,

Kennedy 196,

Lloyd 226,

Love 503,

Lover 506,

Mathews, C. 792,

Mathews, C. J. 792,

Miller 876,

Newton 1180,

Parry 1364–5,

Phillips 1506,

Schultz 155,

Smith 1509.

Entomologists, King 229,

Pascoe 1374.

Eothen, or traces of travel 232.

Epping forest, Essex, litigation about 1105.

Epsom salts prepared from sea water 105.

Equestrian performers, Cooke 366,

Lees 365,

Macarte 560,

Madigan 688,

Pearson 1424,

Perks 1467,

Powell 1608,

Quaglieni 1685.

See also Circus proprietors col. 1709.

Etching, for book plates 455,

with a brush on stone and zinc 99.

Eton, eighty boys flogged 168,

Keate master 168,

organist 904.

Eugénie, empress of the French, b. 1826, visits England 1081.

Evans, Mary Ann, d. 1880, Mrs. Cross ‘George Eliot,’ lives with G. H. Lewes 408,

her residuary legatee 408,

Liggins’ claim to authorship of Adam Bede 427.

Exchequer, chancellors of, Lewis 413,

Monteagle 931,

Northbrook 1175,

Northcott 3, 1175,

Petty 304.

Executioner, Marwood 778.

Exhibition of 1851, The Great, castings for 100,

decoration of 139,

Paxton’s design for 1401,

sir John Kelk’s gift to 177.

Exhibition of 1862, The, erected 177,

Paxton superintends the erection 1401.

F

Fairfax manuscripts published 105.

Falsely convicted, Habron 1409.

Families large, fifteen children 531,

twenty one children 342,

one hundred children and grand children 350.

Farming, Whitfield example farm 994,

Uley cultivator 994.

Fashion, leaders of, Jaraczewski 61,

O’ Brien 1199.

See also Dandies col. 1712.

Fasting girl, Jacob 43.

Fastnet rock lighthouse built 712.

Fat people, Mansfield 726–27,

Price 1634.

Fat monger butchering children to use fat of entrails 75.

Fathers, Library of the 745.

Fencing, teachers of 31, 768.

Fenians, Barrett 1022,

Kickham 216,

Meagher 826,

O’ Mahony 1243,

O’ Reilly 1253,

O’ Sullivan 1272,

Pigott 1533,

Stephens 215, 1232,

a Fenian shoots Mc Gee 601.

Fereek, an Egyptian title 637.

Fergusson, Sir Robert Alexander, d. 1860, baronet, statue of 135.

Ferrocyanic acid discovered 1589.

Fires, annihilator invented 1513,

extincteur suggested 715,

fire engine makers 855,

fire plug system invented 1566,

inquests concerning fires revived 1406,

Milner’s patent safes 896,

portable fire stations 1566,

the art of stirring a fire 373.

Fish and fishing, artificial flies 1668,

hatching at Lunesdale 451.

Fishermen, Johnson 107,

Livesey 451.

Flageolet player, Parry 1363.

Flax, mill described in Disraeli’s Sybil 758,

spinning machinery 647,

yarn manufacturer 1021.

Flint prehistoric weapons 1176.

Floating graving dock invented 1087.

Flooring, the buckled plate flooring invented 712.

Flowers, white flowers coloured with aniline dyes 1107.

Flute players, Mason 784,

Pratten 1623.

Food preservation, Arktos cold chamber 1467.

Foreign affairs, secretaries of state for, Malmesbury 713,

Northcott 1176,

Palmerston 1325,

dismissed from his office 1326.

Foreign office, a consul general dismissed the service 1043,

Marvin discloses the secret treaty with Russia 778.

Forged letters, C. S. Parnell and The Times 1358.

Forget me not, a ballad 1384.

Fortresses, earthen for protection of London 1314.

Fossils, collections of 2, 6, 419, 729,

discovery of 1410,

eozoon canadense 477,

Pengelly’s collection 1447.

France, deputation from peace society to Napoleon 1426,

Dubois wrestler 58,

English establishment at Calais 198,

Englishman a citizen of the republic 1109,

iron steamers on the Seine 1073,

legion of honour, first Englishman a member 660,

Mc All non-sectarian mission in Paris 558.

Franklin, Sir John, d. 1847, Arctic explorer, Collinson’s expedition 46,

expeditions in search of 179, 201.

Frederick, Empress of Germany, b. 1840, at Venice 707.

Freemasons, Jack 27,

Little 447,

Phillips 1493,

grand master in Ireland 380,

grand master mason for Scotland 731,

Logic club founded 650,

Urban lodge, master 763.

Friendly societies, registrar of 1622.

Frœbel, Friedrich, d. 1852, schoolmaster, founder of kindergartens 1689.

Froude, John Anthony, d. 1894, historian, a visitor at Dromore 696.

Furrier, Nicholay, 1132.

Fust, Sir John, d. 1841, master of Trinity hall 82.

Fustian cutter, 138.

G

Galway, queen’s college built 167.

Gambling, gambling houses 68,

gaming tables at Heligoland 806.

Garden allotment system 215.

Gardeners, M’Intosh 613,

Mackay 620,

Major 706,

Marnock 742,

Munro 1029,

Neill 1095,

Parfitt 1335,

Paxton 1400.

Garibaldi, Giuseppe, d. 1882, patriot, chairman of his English committee 327,

his Englishman 1417,

his visit to London 1094,

his friend Piercy 1529,

in England 1417.

Garter, knights of the, Alexander, emperor of Russia 483,

Lansdowne 304 bis,

Marlborough 740,

Newcastle 1117,

Norfolk 1164,

Northumberland 1177,

Palmerston 1325,

the garter declined 1165.

Gas, early experiments on 512,

india rubber tubes for 1460,

mercury gasometer invented 1460,

photometer 221,

pressure gauge 221,

Prussian blue produced from ammoniacal liquor 512,

reciprocating tort 512,

swallow-tail burners invented 1096,

use in cooking 221,

water gasholder invented 1460.

Gasses, Kinetic theory of, 808.

Gems, antique collection of 222,

gems and rings 814.

Geologists, Keddie 170,

King 229,

Lonsdale 495,

Lyell 540,

Miller 877,

Morton 994,

Murchison 1033,

Phillips 1507.

Geology, rhætic beds discovered 945.

George iii, d. 1820, king, George the third, a novel 717,

plot to shoot him with poisoned arrows 384.

George iv, d. 1830, king, coronation expenses 54,

died nine thousand guineas in debt to his doctor 168,

his boon companions 1328,

in Scotland 599,

marriage with Mrs. Fitzherbert 301.

German silver, manufactured and its use introduced into England 109.

Germany, Frederick William, German emperor, and Sir M. Mackenzie 630,

first Wesleyan missionary 550.

Gershom, the thirty three thousand words of Jesus Christ 633.

Giants, Kaley 158,

Marian 736,

Murphy 1036.

Gigelera player, Pratten 1623.

Gilbert, Davies, d. 1839, F.R.S., his History of Cornwall 17.

Gimlet, pointed wood screw 1110.

Gipsies, king of the 358.

Girl, massacre and eating of a 56.

Gladstone, William Ewart, b. 1809, statesman, corbel likeness of at Chester 193,

F. King’s letter to him 223,

publishes Ex voto communi 551.

Glasgow, Adelphi theatre rebuilt 876,

cathedral, western approach to 654,

fair at 876,

first steamers to Liverpool 892,

institute of accountants founded 596,

institute of fine arts 600,

Mc Lellan’s paintings 654,

Menzies’ omnibuses 844,

Mitchell library 906,

Richmond the spy 631,

royal infirmary 603,

St. Jude’s ch. withdrawn from episcopal jurisdiction 871.

Glasgow University, chancellor Montrose 940,

lord rectors 534, 552, 562, 653, 1035.

Glass, crackle glass 1441,

duty on repealed 1263,

glass blowers 99, 1094,

glass incrustation 1441,

glass painters 47,

heraldic windows 1608,

pressed glass 1441.

Glass manufacturers, Pellatt 1441,

Powell 1608.

Globe, the first illustrating physical geography 112.

Glove makers 539, 1129.

Glynn, Henry Carr, d. 1884, admiral 1098.

Godwin, William, d. 1836, novelist, proposes to Harriet Lee 351.

Gold and silver smith, Mayer 813.

Gold, Frederick Isaac, tradesman, d. 1881, murdered 369.

Golden lecturer 838.

Golden weddings, Parker 1360,

Philp 1517,

Picton 1526.

Goldschmidt, Otto, musical conductor, husband of Jenny Lind 434.

Golf and golfers, Melville 841,

Headingley club founded 1651,

St. Andrew’s club 841, 1557.

Gorham, George Cornelius, d. 1857, theologian, examined by Maskell 780,

his case 82, 946.

Gourmets, Kenyon 207,

Payne 1402.

Grammar, Lennie’s English grammar 388.

Granville, Augustus Bozzi, d. 1872, M.D., his daughter Julie 735.

Grasses, the best authority on 1030,

tussac grass introduced 941.

Gray’s inn, London, barrister ordered to give up his chambers 193.

Greece, Greek coins and medals 1178,

Leopold declines the throne 392,

Pacifico riots at Athens 1299,

tourists murdered near Athens 457.

Grecian statues performance 546.

Grenfell, Lydia, d. 1829, fiancée of H. Martyn, diary of 70.

Gretna Green marriages, Jersey 90.

Gretna Green priests, Laing 279, 486, 1048,

Long 486,

Murray 1048.

Grocer, Marshall 754.

Guest, Lady Charlotte, d. 1895, author 131.

Guild of literature and art 553.

Guildford, fifth of November riots stamped out 43,

Guildford farce 226.

Guitar player, Pratten 1623.

Guns, Armstrong guns 361,

firing under water 1304,

Perkin’s steam gun 1449,

rifle with oval bore 287,

Whitworth’s factory 361.

Guy Fawkes, A 1656.

Gymnasium proprietors, Mac Laren 644,

Mahmoud 31.

H

Hadrian, d. 138, Roman emperor, his address to the soul, ninety-eight translations of 114.

Halicarnassus, the mausoleum at 1665.

Hamilton, Lady Emma, d. 1815, mistress of lord Nelson 1102.

Hammond, W. J., theatrical manager 88.

Hampton court, Middlesex, gardener at 306,

paintings restored 854.

Hand writing, experts in, Neale 1089,

Netherclift 1110.

Hanover, George, F. A. C. E. A., d. 1878, king of, his tutor 73.

Harlequins, Lee 356,

Marshall 759,

Milano 870,

Payne 1403.

Harpist, Lockwood 470.

Harris, Thomas Lake, leader of the brotherhood of the New Life 1233.

Harrogate, Yorkshire, Muspratt’s chalybeate 1062.

Hartlepool, Durham, made a port 439,

Hartlepool West founded 36.

Hastings, Sussex, Alexandra park laid out 742,

pier orchestra 745.

Hastings, Lady Flora Elizabeth, dau. of Francis marquess of Hastings, d. 1839, lady of bedchamber to duchess of Kent, the case of 1050, 1597.

Havers, Mary Alice, d. 1890, painter 963.

Hawthorn hill, Windsor, fashionable yearly meetings at 1298.

Haydon, Julius, proprietor of a portable theatre 356.

Hazlitt, William, d. 1830, essayist, his friend 1382.

Headaches, bisulphide of carbon a cure for 204.

Hemmings, Henry, d. 1849, tavern keeper 354.

Heralds’ College, clarencieux king of arms 320,

rouge croix pursuivant 1553,

Somerset herald 1553,

York herald 229.

Heraldry, supporters to arms granted 932.

Hertford, Lady Lytton exposes her husband at the hustings at 554.

Holland, route from Harwich to Hook of Holland 1351.

Holland, James, d. Feb. 1870, painter 1509,

Athenæum 19 Feb. 1870, p. 267.

Hollow ware trade 205.

Holyoake, George Jacob, b. 1813, author, his friend Merritt 854.

Home department, secretaries of state for Lansdowne 304,

Lewis 413,

Normanby 1167,

Palmerston 1325.

Home, sweet home, a song 1404.

Home, Daniel Dunglas, d. 1886, spiritualist, case of Lyon v. Home 54.

Homœopathy introduced into England 1690,

homœopathic home 969,

practitioners 502, 1690.

Honiton manor, Devon, purchased 467.

Horizon, an artificial, for use at sea 852.

Horn player, Puzzi 1679.

Horse breeders, Jackson 33, 691.

Horse dealers, Phillips 1506.

Horse trainers, See also Jockeys 1724,

I’Anson, 1,

Nightingall 1151,

Osborne 1267,

Peck 1429,

Prince 1644.

Horses, bridle, bit, stirrup and spur maker 311,

female horse buyer 967,

judges of 537,

long leap, a 256,

noted horseman 1162,

Palmerston breeding association 819.

Hosiers, See also Drapers 1714,

Morley 977.

Hospitals, Cancer established 750.

Charing Cross founded 1484.

City of London for diseases of chest founded 1413.

King’s college hospital founded 494.

London temperance originated 577.

Middlesex, medical school founded 821.

Royal Free established 750.

St. Georges’ hospital, £100,000 left to 230, 568.

Morley convalescent home 975,

Powell ward 1609.

Royal orthopædic hospital founded 493.

University college hospital and mesmerism 1239–40.

West London founded 1494.

Household, lord steward of the, Liverpool 451.

Hounds, masters of, Josselyn 150,

Kerrison 211,

Kesteven 213,

Knightley 256,

Leigh 376,

Leslie 397,

Lichfield 423,

Lonsdale 493,

Lowther 518,

Lucy 527,

Maher 807,

Mainwaring 699,

Majoribanks 737,

Maxse 807,

Melville 841,

Meynell, H. C. 861,

Meynell, H. F. 861,

Middleton, H. W. 867,

Middleton, W. G. 868,

Moore 807,

Morrell 980,

Morrogh 990,

Mortimer 993,

Musgrave 807,

Naas 819,

Newcomen 1118,

Osbaldeston 1264, 1610,

Payne 1403,

Peel 1433,

Persse 1476,

Pitman 1549,

Petre 1481,

Peyton 1487,

Portsmouth 1598,

Powell 1610,

Pryse 1663,

Queensberry 1687,

Sutton 841,

Sykes 867.

Humber estuary, Yorkshire, land reclaimed in 1230.

Hunting, improved hunting saddles 1229.

Huntsmen, King 224,

Long 486,

Luther 536,

M’Bridge 566,

Maiden 696, 699,

Morgan 965,

Oxtoby 1298,

Parker 1345,

Payne 1402,

Powlett 1615.

Hygiene, founder of science of 1352,

Parkes’ museum 1352.

Hylo-idealism, the doctrine of 1068.

Hymns, ancient and modern, musical editor 924,

tune writers 131, 151,

words, writers of 936, 1369, 1452.

I

Ice, artificial for skating rinks 1645.

Ignatius, Father, i.e. the rev. Joseph Leycester Lyne. b. 1837, founded Llanthony abbey 1186.

Impostors, Arthur Orton, calling himself sir Roger Tichborne 1248.

Thomas Provis, calling himself sir Richard Hugh Smyth 1318, 1660.

Mary Willcocks, calling herself Princess of Javasu 64.

Improvisatore, Jacobs 44.

Income tax, exemptions 1175.

Index of every human name known 704.

India, Appa Sahib deposed at Nagpore 79,

Banda and Kirwee booty 238, 886,

Bengali newspaper, the first 762,

Berar annexed 625,

Cabul massacres 81,

Cawnpore memorial garden 289,

citrate of limes sent to England 72,

cultivation of cotton 616,

Engineers’ institution founded 91,

English weekly newspaper, the first 762,

Euphrates route explored 541, 542,

first military officer a member of supreme council 974,

freemasonry 974,

Ganges, first steamers on 115,

Gumsur Khond county conquered by moral influence 677,

health stations 72,

human sacrifices and female infanticide suppressed 677,

Hyder Khan captured 607,

first competition Wallah 1681,

Khotan plains first visited 111,

Kishangunga valley triangulation 111,

king of Oude’s son installed 509,

Lahore, Dhuleep Singh 329,

Lahore, the maharanee of 267, 329,

Lahore, Runjeet Singh 267,

Niladarpana Nataka, a drama 485,

paper mill, the first 762,

president of board of control, Dundas 839,

queen Victoria proclaimed empress 553,

Mc Nair reprimanded for crossing Afghan frontier 666,

Runjeet Singh 267,

secretary of state for, Northcott 2, 1175,

Serampur college 762,

sergeant Lilley’s case 430,

tea plants introduced 58,

trial of Gaekwar of Baroda 1443,

trigonometrical survey 934,

viceroy Mayo 819,

officer visiting Kafiristan disguised as a native 666.

India, Bombay, cotton spinning mills introduced 72,

fire insurance introduced 72,

Grant medical college 961,

hospitals established 72,

Jacob’s horse raised 42,

medical schools established 72,

Parsee benevolent institution 73,

Perry professorship of law founded 1473,

poor debtor’s debts payed 72,

Poonah Jejeebhoy school 72,

Poonah observatory 44.

India, Calcutta, bishop of, with diocese of a million square miles 894,

bishop’s college first principal 875.

India rubber, capsules 82,

endless elastic bands 82,

tube taps introduced 82,

valves 82.

Infant schools founded 1291.

Initialism, See also Names and Pseudonyms.

A., C., i.e. Constance C. W. Naden 1068.

C., i.e. Newton Crosland 1581.

H. B., i.e. John Doyle 651.

I., A. E., i.e. Adelaide Eliza Ironside 20.

J., R., i.e. John Richard Jefferies 68.

J., R. D., i.e. Robert Dwyer Joyce 153.

J., Th. R., i.e. Thomas Robert Joliffe 121.

K., A. H., i.e. Arthur Henry Kenney 203.

K., M. A., i.e. Mary Ann Kelty 185.

K., M. P., i.e. Morgan Peter Kavanagh 162.

K., T. F., i.e. Thomas Francis Knox 264.

L., E., i.e. Edwin Lankester 303.

L., E., i.e. Edward Lear 343.

L., J., i.e. James Lamsden 530.

L., J, H., i.e. Francis Henry Laing 278.

L., R. J., i.e. Richard James Lane 298.

M., i.e. Thomas D’Arcy McGee 601.

M., D. F., i.e. Denis Florence Maccarthy 569.

M., E., i.e. Edward Mangin 717.

M., J., i.e. John Mitford 909.

M., W., i.e. William Martin 774.

M., W., i.e. William Maskell 780.

M., Y., i.e. William Pengelly 1448.

Mc G., J., i.e. John Mac Gilchrist 603.

N., C., i.e. Constance C. W. Naden 1068.

N., G., i.e. George Nugee 1186.

N., J. B., i.e. John Bowyer Nichols 1136.

N., J. B., i.e. John Bruce Norton 1136, 1181.

O., F., i.e. Frederick Oakeley 1192.

O., S. G., i.e. Sidney Godolphin Osborne 1268.

P., A. P., i.e. Arthur Philip Perceval 1461.

P., C., i.e. Coventry Patmore 1654.

P., E. B., i.e. Edward Pleydell-Bouverie 1559.

P., P., i.e. Peter John Martin 771.

R., H., i.e. Henry Reeve 490.

S., M. E., i.e. F. D. Legard 371.

S., N. R., i.e. John Bowyer Nichols 1136.

Y., i.e. John Percy 1463.

Y., S. E., i.e. Dennis Florence Maccarthy 569.

Ink, indelible 1168.

Inquisition at Rome, three children detained by 888.

Institutions, Actuaries, president 74.

Architects, presidents 1.

Architectural institute of Scotland originated 1349.

Artists’ general benevolent, secretary 1507.

British archæological founded 1479.

Boy’s home, Wandsworth founded 422.

Chronological ceased 354.

Civil engineers, founders 129,

secretary 714.

College of organists, secretary 433.

Dublin law founded 201.

Dramatic, equestrian and musical sick fund founded 1510.

Egyptian exploration fund founded 1585.

Institution of accountants, president 1690.

International literary association founded 89.

Iron and steel, founder of 132.

Langham sketching club, secretary 360.

Law institution founded 801.

Law writers’ founded 1509.

London founded 444, 1460.

Mechanical engineers, president 1449.

Midland institute of mining and mechanical engineers 1604.

Order of St. John of Jerusalem 1494.

St. John’s training school instituted 1641.

Surrey industrial school founded 422.

Women’s protective and provident league, founded 1378.

Worcester literary and scientific 364.

Insurance offices, Alliance British and foreign fire and life foundation 22.

Eagle amalgamated with Protector life 74.

Equitable actuary 963,

large bonus 531.

European arbitration 54.

Independent West Middlesex company exposure of 631.

Marine, manager of 473.

Phœnix, secretary 505.

Royal at Liverpool manager 645.

Sun actuary 895.

Inverness, lord lieutenant 501.

Ireland, boycotting 145,

Derry cathedral built 183,

disestablished church the first bishop 393,

eighty-two club 661,

Enniscorthy cathedral built 1664,

father Mathew and temperance 791,

and the decrease in the consumption of spirits 791,

fenianism denounced 970,

first agitation for repeal of union 695,

hereditary chief butler 1259,

Irish board of education 588,

Killarney cathedral built 1664,

Leinster directory 1206,

Leinster leases 380,

lord chancellor, the first Roman catholic since time of James ii 1224,

lord Leitrim refuses admission to the lord lieutenant 383,

lord Leitrim shot 383,

Marlborough relief fund 740,

Mitchelstown evictions 1565,

national league established 770,

O’Donnell shoots James Carey 1214,

Oldhamia fossils 1230,

Orange association dissolved 1460,

Parnell’s career 1357,

Phœnix park murders 1214,

Pigott’s career 1538,

plan of campaign 1243,

Ponsonby estates 1565,

poor law act 1134,

poor laws, chief commissioner 1611,

Queenstown cathedral 1665,

queen’s univ., the first doctor of science 230,

remonstrant synod of Ulster founded 935,

repeal association 1204,

Smith O’Brien’s insurrection 1201,

survey great triangulation completed 1596,

tenant right movement 949,

Thurles cathedral built 341,

united Irishmen 1206.

Ireland, Cork historical society founded 570.

Ireland, Dublin, archbishop 567,

battle axe guards dissolved 286,

eighty two club 569,

museum of Irish industry originated 159,

royal college of science established 159.

Ireland, Sligo disfranchised 262,

lord lieutenant 265.

Ireland, chief secretaries, Dundas 839,

Lincoln 1117,

Peel 1435.

Ireland, Lord Chancellors, O’Hagan 1224,

Plunkett 1563.

Ireland, Lords lieutenant, Marlborough 740,

Normanby 1167.

Iron, art iron work 1121,

Bessemer process perfected 1061,

chilling pivots 811,

coal first used in making steel 843,

hot blast used for iron stone 1097,

iron founders 107, 248, 712,

manufacture of by superheated steam 1466,

on the strength of iron 810,

ships made from 280,

special steel invented 1061,

Spiegeleisen, experiments with 1061,

Walker iron works founded 499.

Ironmasters, Kennard 194,

Merry 854.

Irving, Edward, d. 1834, presbyterian, his chapel in Cross street 1158.

Isle of Man, clerks of the rolls 1687,

Runic inscriptions 157,

vicar general, office abolished 66.

Isle of Wight, Roman remains 178.

Italy, Carlo Ferrari murdered 1373,

Humbert, b. 1844, king of, English governess of his son 350.

Ivory carvings, models made from 1108.

J

Jacobite, the last 1030.

Jacotot, Joseph, d. 1840, French educational writer, his system of teaching 1405.

Jamaica, the William Gordon riots 1100.

Jameson, Anna Brownell, d. 1860, author 55,

befriended by Anne B. Proctor 1653.

Japan, butterflies 1602,

idols, collections of 60,

missionary bishop of 1581,

postal system 221,

the mint 221,

traders 913,

treaty with 1353.

Javasu, the princess of 64.

Jecks, Charles Albert, d. 12 York terrace, Ramsgate, 12 Feb. 1895, acting manager Adelphi theatre 67.

Jenny Jones, a song, 1363.

Jersey, Victoria college, St. Helier’s built 96.

Jerusalem the golden, a hymn, author of 1089.

Jews, first Jewish judge 95,

showmen at fairs 97.

Jockeys, Jacques 46,

Jones 124,

Kendall 192,

Lye 540,

Macdonald 586,

Marlow 742,

Marson 762,

Oliver 1239,

Osborne 226,

Percival 1462.

Jödler, A. Julian Von Joel 101.

Johnson, J., theatrical manager 356.

Johnson, Samuel, d. 1784, lexicographer, and queenie Thrale 176,

collection of Johnsoniana 1566,

his fir table 511,

his god daughter, A. E. Lowe 511,

his relics sold by Barber 480.

Judas Iscariot and the thirty pieces of silver 83.

Judge and jury society established 1143.

Juggler, Lee 356.

Jumper of long distances, Nightingale 1151.

Junius, his letters 580.

Jute introduced into Dundee 1099.

K

Kathleen Mavourneen, a song 1417.

Keats, John, d. 1821, poet, his friends 1653,

his sister 455.