INDEX
Reading edition
“Aan den Experten Hollandschen Hoofd-Smith,” 216, 243
“Aan der Meester Tonge-Slyper,” 216, 230–233
ADAPTED COPPER PLATES, 192–247
Ainsworth, Harrison, 3
Alken, Henry, 157–160
Allen, Archdeacon, 10
American Notes, 2
Anne, Queen, 237, 238
Antiquities of Westminster, 150–153
A Pop-Gun fired off by George Cruikshank, 79
“A Skit on Britain,” 239, 240
“A Trifling Mistake,” 70–73
Ballad of Beau Brocade, The, 3
“Becky Sharp,” 10
Bentley’s Miscellany, 43–52
Bewick’s Birds, 68
Book of Snobs, 9
“Breeches” Bible, Barker’s, 2
Brougham, Lord, 62
Browne, H. K., 27, 28, 29, 31, 33, 54–56
Bruton, Mr. H. W. 48, 49, 69, 75, 81
Buffon, M., 5
Bunn, Alfred, 10
Burlington, Earl of, 98–107
“Burlington Gate,” 108
Burns, Robert, 2
Buss, Miss F. M., 34
Buss, R. W., 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34
Bute, Lord, 235, 236
Calcraft, Captain Granby, 9
Capel, Monsignor, 2
“Captain Granby Tiptoff,” 9
“Captain Shindy,” 9
Carteret, Lord, 112 et seq.
Catalogue of Prints and Drawings in the British Museum, 92 et passim, 198 et passim
Chandos, Duke of, 101
Chapman and Hall, Messrs., 33, 55
Charles I., 241–242
Charles Dickens, The Story of his Life, 27
Churchill, Charles, 107–111
Clarissa Harlowe, 5
Coaching Days and Coaching Ways, 175–178
Cochrane, Lord, 65
Coningsby, 12, 13, 20
Cowell, Professor, 184–186
Crawhall, Joseph, 135–138
“Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism: a Medley,” 88 et seq.
Croker, J. W., 12
Cromek, R. H., 5
Cromwell, Oliver, 241, 242
Cruikshank, George, 42, 45–54, 59–81, 161
Cruikshank’s Portraits of Himself, 80
Cumberland, Duke of, 60–69
Cumberland, Princess Olive of, 62
“Danaë in the Brazen Chamber,” 140–148
Death in London, 154–158
Dexter, Mr. J. P., 41
D’Horsay; or the Follies of the Day, by a Man of Fashion, 13
Dickens and his Illustrators, 40, 41
Dickens, Charles, 2, 26 et seq. his American Notes, 2 his suppressed portrait, 27, 28
Dickens Memento, 47
Dictionary of National Biography, 61, 62
Dighton, Richard, 25
Disraeli, Benjamin, 2, 10, 12, 131–134
Dobson, Mr. Austin, 3, 82 et passim, 174
Don Quixote, 113 et seq.
“Don Quixote releases the Galley Slaves,” 118, 122
“Don Quixote seizes the Barber’s Basin,” 118, 120
“Drop it!”, 78
Du Maurier, George, 162–173
Edwards, Edwin, 179–191
Elizabeth, Queen, 240
“Enthusiasm Delineated,” 83 et seq.
Essay on the Genius of George Cruikshank, 77
Fane, Lady Georgina, 226
Fanus i Khiyal, 185–191
Figaro in London, 63, 64
“Financial Survey of Cumberland or the Beggar’s Petition,” 60
FitzGerald, Edward, 40, 179–191
Frederick the Great, 227
Garrick Club, The, 8, 9
George I., 238
George IV., 11
“George Garbage,” 9
Gray, J. M., 148
Grimm’s Fairy Tales, 42
“Harry Foker,” 9
Hertford, Marchioness of, 75
Hertford, Marquis of, 10 et seq.
History of Pickwick, 29
Hobhouse, John Cam, 70–73
Hogarth Illustrated, 84
Hogarth, William, 82 et seq.
Holmes, Sir Robert, 227
Hook, Theodore, 9, 10
Ireland, John, 84 et seq., 113 et seq.
Irving, Washington, 2
Italian Tales, 74
Italy, 3
James I., 241
Jansenists, the, 221 et seq.
Jesuits, The, 221 et seq.
“Joe Sibley,” 163–173
Jones, W. N., 68
Jorrocks’s Jaunts and Jollities, 158
Keene, Charles, 127–139
Kitton, F. G., 40
“Lady Kew,” 10, 22
Langford, Lady, 10
Lawrence, Sir Thomas, 19
Leech, John, 33, 36–38, 40, 41
“L’Europe alarmée pour le Fils d’un Meunier,” 202–216
Life of Dickens, 37, 46
Lippincott’s Magazine, 10
“Lord Walham,” 23
Lothair, 2
“Marquis of Hereford,” 14
Martin Chuzzlewit, 26, 53
“Monsignor Catesby,” 2
“Mr. Dolphin,” 10
“Mr. John Jorrocks,” 158–161
“Mr. Pickwick at the Review,” 33
“Mr.” Pitt Crawley, 15
Mr. Thackeray, Mr. Yates, and the Garrick Club, 8
“Mr. Wardle and his Friends under the Influence of the Salmon,” 33
“Mr. Winkle’s First Shot,” 33
Napoleon, Emperor, 228
Nelson, Lord, 228
Oliver Twist, 26, 43–52
Once a Week, 127, 140–148
Orange, William of, 217 et seq.
Pailthorpe, Mr. F. W., 56
Pall Mall Gazette, 166–169
Palmer, Samuel, 56
Pendennis, 9
Penelope’s English Experiences, 38
Phillimore, Mr. F., 47
“Philoprogenitiveness,” 77, 78
Pickwick, 26, 28 et seq., 43
Pictures from Italy, 56
Pine’s Horace, 54
Poems, Burns’s, 2
Pope, Alexander, 98–107
Price, Stephen, 9
Prideaux, Colonel, 190–191
Punch, 127 et seq.
Queensberry, Duke of, 23
Reid’s Catalogue of George Cruikshank’s Works, 45, 62, 69
Ritchie, Mrs., 10
Robertson, J. C., 154–158
Rogers, Samuel, 3
“Roma Perturbata, Ofte’t Beroerde Romen, etc.,” 216 et seq.
“Rose Maylie and Oliver at Agnes’s Tomb,” 45 et seq.
Roxborough, Duke of, 2
“Royal Hobbys of the Hertfordshire Cock Horse,” 75
Ruskin, John, 3, 4
Sala, G. A., 30, 40
Sandys, Frederick, 127, 139–148
Scott, Sir Walter, 2
Seymour, Robert, 29, 31
“Sholto Percy,” 154–158
Sketch Book, Washington Irving’s, 2
Sketches by Boz, 55, 57, 58
Smith, J. T., 150
Smith, Wyndham, 9
Spielmann, Mr. M. H., 128 et passim
Sporting Snobs, 9
Stanislaus Hoax, 10
Stephens, F. G., 88
Stothard, T., 5
Stuart, James Francis Edward, 198 et seq.
SUPPRESSED PLATES, 1–191
Surtees, R., 158
Swain, Mr. Joseph, 140–148
Talpa, 78
Tenniel, Sir John, 133
Thackeray, W. M., 7 et seq.
The Artist, 145
The Battle of Life, 26, 34–40
The Battle of London Life; or Boz and his Secretary, 39
“The Bruiser,” 110, 111
The Builder, 107
The Chimes, 36, 41
The Christmas Carol, 36
“The Cricket Match,” 29, 32
“The Curate and the Barber,” 121, 125
“The Dead Rider,” 74
“The Fireside Scene,” 26, 44 et seq.
“The First Interview,” 121, 123
“The Free and Easy,” 57
“The Funeral of Chrysostom,” 116
The History of Punch, 128 et seq.
The Hobby Horse, 144
“The Innkeeper,” 114
“The Innkeeper’s Wife and Daughter,” 118
“The Last Song,” 42
“The Man of Taste,” 98–107
“The Marquis of Steyne,” 7 et seq.
The Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, 41, 42
The Newcomes, 22
“The Painted Chamber,” 150–153
“The Races of the Europeans with their Keys,” 239
The Ruba’iyat of Omar Khayyam, 179–191
The Speaker, 21
“The Stature of a Great Man, or The English Colossus,” 236
“The Stature of a Great Man, or The Scotch Colossus,” 236
The Strange Gentleman, 54, 55
“The Street of the Tombs, Pompeii,” 56
The Times, 109
The Tower of London, 3
“The Two Apprentices,” 163–173
The Two Paths, 3
The Vicar of Wakefield, 171–175
The Virginians, 9
“The Worship of Wealth,” 53, 54
Thomson, Mr. Hugh, 3, 171–178
Thornhill, Sir James, 111, 112
“Tom Smart and the Chair,” 33
Town Talk, 8, 9
Trilby, 162–173
Tristram, Mr. Outram, 175
Truman, Edwin, 69
“Tupman and Rachel,” 29, 32
Van der Banck, Johan, 112, 113
Vanity Fair, 7 et seq.
Vernon, Admiral, 227
Vivian Grey, 10
Wallace, Sir Richard, 20, 22
Walpole, Horace, 25
Walpole, Sir Robert, 234, 236
Westminster Review, 78
Whistler, James M’N., 163–173
Wilde, Oscar, 168
Wilkes, John, 109–111
Yates, Edmund, 8, 9
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