Modern English biography, volume 2 (of 4), I-Q·by Frederic Boase

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Macaulay, Thomas Babington, d. 1859, baron 562,
history of England 489,
his schoolmaster 1630.
M’Fadden, Father, organised plan of campaign in Ireland 1243.
Mackenzie, Alexander Campbell, b. 1847, musical conductor 449.
Mackonochie, Alexander Heriot, d. 1887, priest 641,
Martin v. Mackonochie 771.
Mac Mahon, Marie Edme Patrick Maurice de, d. 1893, duc de Magenta, his friend Leonard 391.
Macpherson clan, chiefs of 674, 675,
piper of 675.
Machine makers 364.
Magazines and other Periodicals, See also Newspapers.
Archæologia Cambrensis, editor 127.
Analytical review ceased 1165.
Arrow, editor 375.
Assurance magazine, editor 74.
Banter, started and collapsed 648.
Baptist magazine, editor 421.
Botanists’ chronicle discontinued 20.
British and foreign evangelical review, editor 577.
British and foreign review, editor 187.
British cyclopædia of arts and sciences, editor 1372.
British medical journal, editor 739.
Calcutta review started 164.
Chat started 746.
Chess player’s magazine, editor 515.
Church missionary record, editor 281.
Churchman’s magazine, editor 1312.
Civil engineer projected 336.
Colonial magazine founded 772.
Colonial magazine and East India review, editor 237.
Constitutional, editor 1668.
Cosmorama, The, started 289.
Critic, last number 212.
Dolman’s magazine, editor 208.
Douglas Jerrold’s shilling magazine, editor 88.
Dublin journal of medical science originated 159.
Dublin medical press, editor 41.
Dublin university magazine, proprietor 367, 605.
Ecclesiologist commenced 789.
Edinburgh daily review, editor 236.
Edinburgh journal of natural history, editor 604.
Edinburgh philosophical journal, editors 57, 62,
originators 57.
Edinburgh review, editors 413, 1049, 1072, 1078.
Educational times, editor 25.
English journal of education, editor 38.
Englishman’s magazine, account of 1011.
Evangelical magazine, editor 973.
Evangelical witness, editor 218.
Evangelist monthly magazine, editors 374.
Floricultural magazine, editor 742.
Fortnightly review, editor 408.
Fraser’s magazine, published 1346,
editor 1346.
Fun, started 648.
Gardeners’ chronicle, editor 435.
Gardeners’ monthly volume, editor 106.
Gentlemen’s magazine, proprietors 1136, 1137.
Good words, editor 657.
Herald and genealogist founded 1137.
Home and foreign missionary record of church of Scotland, editor 46.
Household Words, sub-editor 545.
Hunt’s London journal, proprietor 113.
Illuminated magazine started 88.
Illustrated catholic magazine, editor 470.
Intellectual repository, editor 1157.
Iron and coal trade review founded 132.
Journal of classical and sacred philology, founder of 428.
Journal of horticulture, editors 106.
Journal of iron and steel institute founded 132.
Journal of social science founded 303.
Kidd’s Own journal established 217.
Knife and fork, editor 89.
Knowledge founded 1655.
Labourer, The, commenced 1207.
Lawson’s Merchants’ magazine founded 335.
Light commenced 1308.
Literary churchman, editor 20.
Literary gazette, administrator of 85,
editor 85,
last number 212.
London Journal, editor 386.
London journal of arts and sciences established 1129,
editor 1372.
London journal of natural history 217.
London medical gazette, proprietor 658.
London quarterly review, editor 673.
London review projected 916.
Magazine of zoology and botany, editor 114.
Mask, conductors of 417.
Medico-chirurgical review, editor 117.
Monthly mirror, editor 446.
Murray’s magazine, commenced and concluded 1049.
Musical gazette, editor 281.
New monthly magazine, editors 552, 1382.
New quarterly review, last number 212.
Once a week, editor 525.
Opera glass, The, commenced 1404.
People’s magazine, editor 914.
Phytologist, editor 20.
Practical mechanics’ journal, editor 712.
Publishers’ circular founded 509.
Quarterly journal of education, editor 484,
published 251.
Quarterly review, editors 468, 677,
publisher 1049.
Rainbow, editor 344.
Register and magazine of biography issued 1137.
Reliquary started 98.
Reporter, The, editor 37.
Royal agricultural society journal, editor 78.
St. James’ magazine, proprietor 814.
Saturday magazine published 1346.
Scientific review, editor 600.
Shilling magazine projected 525.
Shorthand magazine, editor 1548.
Sporting review, proprietor 1549.
Statesman, The, started 765.
Tait’s Edinburgh magazine, editor 117.
Wesleyan vindicator, editor 37.
Westminster review, proprietor 875.
White dwarf, editors of 850, 851.
Zoological magazine founded 1290.
Magenta, manufacture of 1139.
Magnesia alba, manufacture of 1388.
Maidstone, Kent, the Charles museum 1632.
Mail coaches, mail coach guard 151,
procession of coaches on May day 1487.
Malden, Henry, d. 1876, professor of Greek 708,
his schoolmaster 1630.
Malta, code of laws 55,
Laffan’s plain 276.
Malta, knights of, lord priors of English langue, Lamb 282,
Manchester 716.
Manchester, academy of fine arts founded 172,
Belle Vue gardens originated 83,
Chetham library 142,
commissionership of bankruptcy abolished 75,
corporation purchased manorial rights 998,
cotton famine 164,
free library founded 303, 352,
Hunt’s meeting in St. Peter’s field 108,
Nicholls hospital 1134, 1135,
Ordsall gardens 272,
Owen’s college, Langton scholarship 303
and Lee library 353,
Peel park museum 303,
royal college of music 737,
the first mayor 1601,
Victoria music gallery 272,
voluntary church association 635.
Manning, Maria, executed in 1849 for murder 530.
Manures, artificial, blood manure and nitro-phosphate co. 1211,
the use of artificial manures first advocated 1211.
Manuscripts, Sir T. Phillipps’ collection of 1501.
Map engravers and sellers 320, 1105.
Mapleson, James Henry, operatic manager, his secretary 83.
Mariner, William, a resident in the Tonga islands 769.
Marlborough collections, sale of 741.
Marlborough house, London, paintings of battle scenes on the staircases 854.
Marriages, an expensive wedding 978,
marriage with deceased wife’s sister 80,
married four times 450,
married women’s property act 711,
sham marriage of marquis of Blandford 740,
Yelverton case 492.
Marryat, Capt. Frederick, d. 1848, novelist, and the novel Eustace Conway 806.
Marshall, Mrs. Fitzinman, d. 1885, acted Sibylla in Corrupt practices, Brunehaut in Chilperic, and Elfrida in Biorn in which she made a great fiasco 756.
Martin, John, d. 1854, painter, his picture Joshua commanding the sun to stand still 47.
Masseurs 457.
Matches, Robert Lowe on a match box 1441.
Maurice, John Frederic Denison, d. 1872, theologian, his Theological essays condemned 73.
Matthews, John Thomas, d. 1889, clown 797,
his pupil Jefferini 68.
May queen, A 1186.
Mayo, lord lieutenant 521.
Meat, the freezing of 536.
Medallists, Mudie 1016,
Pistrucci 1546.
Medicine, bromide of potassium used in epilepsy 472,
cod liver oil introduced 493,
consumption, use of perchloride of iron 130,
cordial balm of Rakasira 148,
cow pox 518,
diabetes, nature of 609,
filaria discovered in urine 419,
fluid magnesia discovered 1047,
iodine and bromine, use of 11,
medical degrees purchased 1649,
pepsine invented 991,
physician travelling in a carriage 84,
red corpuscles in mammalian blood 444,
royal medical benevolent college 1656,
self supporting dispensaries 132,
sphygmograph, observations with the 694,
Jordan struck off medical register 148,
woman practitioner 1642,
yellow fever, anatomy of 549.
Melbourne, William Lamb, d. 1848, second viscount, action for crim. con. against 1179.
Mellow horn, The, a song 132.
Men, heaviest man in the world 1036,
man without arms or legs 161.
Menagerie at Knowsley 342.
Mendelssohn, Bartholdy Felix, d. 1847, musician, composed St. Paul and Elijah for Birmingham festival 951,
wrote a scena for Henry Phillips 1506.
Mercerising, the process of 846.
Mesmerism, Harriet Martineau cured by 776,
the sisters Okey and Dr. Elliotson 1228.
Meteorologists, Kingston 237,
Martin 769,
Miller 880.
Michael Angelo Buonarotti, d. 1564, painter, his entombment discovered 675.
Micrometers, ruled glass 30.
Microscopes, improved lens 444,
law of the aplanatic foci 444.
Middlesex, lord lieutenant 1595.
Milton, John, d. 1674, poet, inventory of his widow’s effects 752,
portraits of 752,
Martin’s illustrations of Paradise lost 769.
Minerals, arsenide of manganese 159,
collections of 527.
Mineral wool produced from iron slag 1556.
Mining, mining records, first keeper of 148.
Mint, The, the melter 1061.
Misers, Lucas 523,
Neild 1094,
Mitford, The Misses, charitable ladies at Bath 739.
Mockel, Joanna, d. 1858, author 238.
Mole catcher 37.
Money, a drama 552.
Monmouth, lord lieutenant 455.
Mont Blanc, person lost on, Nettleship 1111.
Montagu, Basil, d. 1851, barrister 927.
N. & Q. 27 Oct. 1894 pp. 324–5.
Montague, Henry James, d. 1878, actor 929,
and Rose M. Massey 786.
Montgomery, James, d. 1854, poet 936,
window to his memory 731.
Montgomeryshire, lord lieutenant 1615.
Moon, Key’s depression in the 214.
Morgan, Sydney, d. 1859, Lady 968,
her vault 98.
Morphia made in England 991.
Mount St. Bernard abbey, Leicestershire 1319.
Mourning warehouse proprietor, Jay 65.
Muntz’s patent metal 1032.
Murderers, See also Prisoners,
Bellingham 85,
Bishop 1373,
Jones 132,
Lefroy 369,
Manning 530,
Müller 1022,
Mullins 1023,
Palmer 193, 1322,
Peace 1409,
Pearcey 1417,
Pritchard 1455, 1649,
Probert 1652,
Smith 12,
Tawell 182,
Weatherill 1559,
Williams 1373.
Music, choral harmonic soc. conductor 522,
lottery for musical instruments 1009,
Marks’ system of teaching 737,
performer on fifteen instruments 40,
publishers of 70, 449, 522, 1184, 1672,
sequential system of musical notes 531.
Music halls, Alhambra, Leicester square, vocal director 147,
Alhambra, Shoreditch, lessee 1352,
Bower saloon opened 1509,
Cambridge, proprietor 1187,
Canterbury opened 941,
Evans’ supper rooms, musical conductor 147,
Holden’s Birmingham 1584,
King’s head, Knightsbridge 1470,
Metropolitan 1584,
Moss’ Varieties, Greenock 999,
Oxford musical conductors 121, 147,
Raglan, lessee 1352,
South London 1582, 1584,
Strand, musical conductor 233,
Surrey built 128,
Victoria, Manchester, proprietor 272.
Music hall agents, Beale 1360,
Hyatt 1360,
Maynard 816,
Parravicini 1360,
Wardle 1360.
Music hall proprietors, Nugent 1187,
Parkes 1352,
Poole 1582, 1584,
Speedy 1584,
Tanner 1352,
Ulph 1582.
Musical composers, Bianchi 273,
Ions 19,
Jackson, A. H. 28,
Jackson, T. 39,
Jackson, W. 40,
Jarman 63,
Jarvis 64,
Jewson 98,
Johnson, J. A. 107,
Johnson, W. 110,
Jolly 121,
Kessler 212,
Kiallmark 216,
Kitz 249,
Knight, J. P. 253,
Knyvett, C. 265,
Knyvett, W. 265,
Lacy 274,
Lake 281,
Lambert 283,
Lanza 306,
Latrobe 314,
Laurent 318,
Lavenu 321,
Lawrie 332,
Linley 440,
Litolf 446,
Livius 454,
Loder 472,
Lucas 522,
Macfarren 598,
Mainzer 700,
Mallandine 711,
Mangold 718,
Marshall 761,
Martin 766,
Mellon 836,
Meves 859,
Molique 917,
Mombach 919,
Montgomery 938,
Mora 958,
Mori 970,
Moscheles 996,
Mudie 1017,
Musgrave 1059,
Nathan 1086,
Naylor 1087,
Neate 1091,
Nelson 1103,
New 1114,
Nicholds 1132,
Novello 1184,
Ogden 1218,
Old 1229,
Onslow 1247,
Osborne 1266,
Ouseley 1276,
Panofka 1328,
Parry, J. 1363,
Parry, J. H. 1364,
Parry, J. O. 1364,
Pearsall 1419,
Peed 1432,
Pepoli 1459,
Perring 1468,
Perry 1471,
Persiani 1475,
Phillips 1513,
Philp 1516,
Pierson 1529,
Pinsuti 1543,
Pittman 1549,
Pollock 1573,
Poniatowski 1578,
Potter 1601,
Praeger 1619,
Pratten 1623,
Prentice 1626,
Purday 1672,
Slaughter 1584,
Stanislaus 1528.
Musical directors, Chapman 124,
Goldschmidt 434,
Kingsbury 233,
Loder 473,
Lucas 522,
Mackenzie 623,
Maeder 688,
Marlois 742,
Marriott 745,
Montgomery 938,
Pew 1487,
Proudman 1658,
Rosa 1335.

Names, Fancy, Admirable Crichton of Oxford, i.e. Charlton George Lane 295.
American Deer, i.e., William Jackson 41, 719.
Apostle of Colonization, The, i.e. A. Labelle 271.
Apostle of the North, The, i.e. John Macdonald 581.
Avenger, The, i.e. Sir John Jones 133.
Badinguet, i.e. Napoleon iii 1082.
Baron, The, i.e. William Pirrie 1546.
Bayard of India, The, i.e. Sir James Outram 1278.
Beauty of Caernarvonshire, i.e. Jane Gryffydh 1414.
Bendigo, i.e. William Thomson 1300.
Bill the native, i.e. Daniel Morgan 964.
Bishop of St. Giles’, The, i.e. George Wilson M’Cree 577.
Blind poet of Galloway, The, i.e. James Murray 1047.
Bonanza king, The, i.e. William Shoney O’Brien 1200.
Boustrapa, i.e. Napoleon iii 1082.
Brechin poet, The, i.e. Alexander Laing 277.
Broome, Young, i.e. William Evans 229.
Brutus Billy, i.e. Charles M’Ghee 603.
Bulldog, The, i.e. Frederick Mason 781.
Burns of Bradford, The, i.e. Benjamin Preston 1629.
Cabbage, i.e. Jack Strong 770.
Caernarvonshire nymph, i.e. Jane Gryffydh 1414.
Canadian Disraeli, The, i.e. sir John A. Macdonald 584.
Chelsea gardener, The, i.e. Thomas Oliver 1238.
Clattan, i.e. John Mc Laughlan 646.
Cobden of South Australia, The, i.e. sir William Morgan 969.
Down the river Jack, i.e. Daniel Morgan 964.
Dykwynkyn, i.e. Richard Wynne Keene 174.
Eastern Warwickshire Star, The, i.e. Richard Manks 719.
Elijah of South Africa, The, i.e. John Philip 1493.
English Alboni, The, i.e. Janet M. Patey 1382.
Factory king, The, i.e. Richard Oastler 1194.
Father of the ballot, The, i.e. William Nicholson 1145.
Father of house of commons, The, i.e. Henry Cecil Lowther 518.
Fighting Jack, i.e. John Mackenzie 629.
Garibaldi’s Englishman, i.e. John Whitehead Peard 1417.
Ghazi, The, i.e. Frank Le Poer Power 1612.
Gilbert White of Ardrossan, The, i.e. David Landsborough 292.
Girl of Gold, The, i.e. Emma Isola 1012.
Glastonbury, Brother, i.e. Edwin Lovell 505.
Grazier King, The, i.e. William Mc Combie 574.
Hawley, Jack, i.e. Lionel Scott Pilkington 1537.
Hermit of Kilmun, The, i.e. Duncan Marshall 756.
Ignatius, Father, i.e. George Spencer 1501.
Ireland, The Uncrowned king of, i.e. C. S. Parnell 1357.
Jelly, i.e. J. B. Morris 983.
Joannes, Count, i.e. George Jones 126.
John of ye Girnal, i.e. John Nevay 1112.
King of the Papuans, The, i.e. Mikluoho Maclay 647.
La Lune rousse, i.e. Cora Pearl 1418.
Laureate of the nursery, The, i.e. William Miller 884.
Lion of Mirpur, The, i.e. Shir Muhammad 1074.
Lion of the fold of Judah, The, i.e. John Mac Hale 611.
Lion of St. Jarlath’s, The, i.e. John Mac Hale 611.
Magdalen, Mother Mary, i.e. Georgiana Augusta Ostrehan 1271.
Man of December, The, i.e. Napoleon iii 1082.
Man of Sedan, The, i.e. Napoleon iii 1082.
Master of the Rolls, The, i.e. John Martin 769.
Murray of Wolverhampton, The, i.e. William Parks 1340.
Member for heaven, The, i.e. sir R. H. Inglis 13.
Member for Scotland, The, i.e. Duncan Mc Laren 645.
Merchant of Melbourne, A, i.e. Ambrose Kyte 271.
Merchant Prince, The, i.e. Samuel Mendel 842.
Nonpareil bowler, The, i.e. Frederick William Lillywhite 432.
North Star, The, i.e. Tom Maxfield 806.
Nut Brown maid, The, i.e. Emma Isola 1012.
Oberlin of Gloucestershire, The, i.e. Benjamin Parsons 1369.
O’Garnish, Councillor, i.e. Charles Phillips 1503.
Old Fagin, i.e. sir Charles James Napier 1076.
Old Stonewall, i.e. William Mortlock 993.
Osman Bey, i.e. Frederick Millingen 888.
Oxford Jonathan, i.e. Jonathan Owen 1289.
Pale Star, The, i.e. Jane E. Jerram 88.
Patriarch of National education, The, i.e. William Johnson 110.
Patriarch of the Pillarites, The, i.e. James Jackson 33.
Pearl, Cora, i.e. Emma Elizabeth Crouch 1417.
Philip my King, i.e. Philip Bourke Marston 764.
Pickwick, i.e. sir Robert Montgomery 937.
Poet basket maker, The, i.e. Thomas Miller 883.
Poor man’s magistrate, The, i.e. John J. A. Kirwan 247.
Postman artist of Lincoln’s inn fields, The, i.e. Henry Archibald Major 705.
Pottery schoolmaster, The, i.e. Silas Even 1289.
Prince, The, i.e. George Beaumont Loveday 503.
Prince of preachers, The, i.e. William Jay 65.
Prout, Father, i.e. Francis Sylvester Mahony 695.
Queen Esther, the mother of Israel, i.e. Clarissa Rogers 99.
Queen Sarah, i.e. Sarah, countess of Jersey 90.
Queenie, i.e. Hester Maria Thrale 176.
Robinson, F., i.e. sir Robert Peel 1435.
Romeo, i.e. Charles M’ Ghee 603.
Roscius, The Singing, i.e. Henry Phillips 1506.
School of Barnes, The, Founder of the, i.e. Sidney Richard Barnes 1454.
Seidletz of the Sind army, The, i.e. John Jacob 42.
Second apostle of the North, The, i.e. John Kennedy 198.
Shilling whist player, The, i.e. William Adam Mundell 1026.
Silver trumpet of Australia, The, i.e. William Kelynack 185.
Smith, Dr., i.e. Thomas Provis 1660.
Snowdonian antelope, The, i.e. Jane Peacock 1414.
Sprightly, i.e. Mr. Jacobs 44.
Squire, The, i.e. George Osbaldeston 1264.
Starved viper, The, i.e. James O’Brien 1197.
Suffolk stag, The, i.e. George Frost 405.
Swedish Nightingale, The, i.e. Jenny Lind 434.
Thickhead, i.e. Mark Lemon 387.
Timbuctoo, i.e. Charles M ’Ghee 603.
Veteran, The, i.e. Edward Martin 765.
Warwickshire Antelope, The, i.e. Richard Manks 405, 719.
Warwickshire Incledon, The, i.e. James Povey 1607.
Welsh poet preacher, The, i.e. Thomas Jones 143.
Whiskey punch king, The, i.e. David Patullo 1392.
Wilberforce of the Hottentots, The, i.e. John Philip 1493.
Wonder of the North, The, i.e. Mr. Byrne 806.
Working Men’s member of parliament, The, i.e. Alexander Macdonald 581.
Young Liberator, The, i.e. John O’ Connell 1204.
Names, Titles, etc., Changed, Given and Taken. See also Actors’ Stage names and Pseudonyms.
Alessandro, Signor, i.e. Alexander Malcolm 707.
Amcotts-Ingilby, Sir William, i.e. Sir W. Ingilby 10.
Andrejwich, Alexei, i.e. Frederick Millingen 888.
Bourbon, Augustus de, i.e. William Augustus Meves 860.
Bowles, George, i.e. George Rushout 1178.
Brooke, Sir William O’ Shaughnessy, i.e. Sir William B. O’ Shaughnessy 1270.
Burgh, Thomas, i.e. Thomas Le Breton 347.
Child-Villiers, George, earl of Jersey, i.e. George Villiers 90.
Christopher, Robert Adam, i.e. Robert Adam Dundas 1153.
D’ Aragan, De Rethel, Count, i.e. E. C. Grenville Murray 1044.
Denison, Albert Denison, Baron Londesborough, i.e. Albert Denison Conyngham 481.
Dora, Sister, i.e. Dorothy W. Pattison 1388.
Edwards, Henry, i.e. Henry Edward Knatchbull 250.
Edwards-Moss, Sir Thomas, i.e. Sir Thomas Moss 999.
Elliot-Murray-Kynynmond, Gilbert, i.e. Gilbert Elliott, earl of Minto 899.
Foster, Gaslight, i.e. George G. Foster 735.
Gweirydd ap Rhys, i.e. Robert John Pryse 1663.
Hall, E., i.e. Charles Thomas Perry 1470.
Iddesleigh, Earl of, i.e. Sir Stafford H. Northcote 3.
Inverness, Duchess of, i.e. the wife of duke of Sussex 18.
Isaacs, Liley, i.e. Elias Isaacs 24.
Jackson, General, i.e. George Jackson 31.
Jackson, William, i.e. William Howitt 41.
Javasu, Caraboo, Princess of, i.e. Mary Willcocks 64.
Jefferies, Richard, i.e. John Richard Jefferies 68.
Jejeebhoy, Jamsetjee, i.e. Cursetjee Jamsetjee 73.
Jenner-Fust, Sir Herbert, i.e. Herbert Jenner 82.
Jephson-Norreys, Sir C. D. O., i.e. C. D. O. Jephson 84.
Jervis, William Henley, i.e. W. H. Pearson 92.
Jeuan Gwynedd, i.e. Evan Jones 125.
Jezreel, Esther, i.e. Clarissa Rogers 99.
Jezreel, James Jershom, i.e. James White 99.
John, bishop of Maronia, i.e. John Mac Hale 611.
Johnstone, William Borthwick, i.e. William Johnstone 120.
Jones, Gentleman, i.e. Richard Jones 140.
Jones, Joey, i.e. Joseph Jones 137.
Jones, John, i.e. John Owen 132.
Jones, Kilsby, i.e. James Rhys Jones 130.
Jones, Treforris, i.e. Thomas Jones 143.
Jones, William Frank, i.e. William Frank Saer 146.
Jones, William Henry Rich, i.e. W. H. Jones 146.
Jordan, Robert Jacob, i.e. Lewis Jacob Jordan 148.
Kay-Shuttleworth, Sir J. P., i.e. sir J. P. Kay 163.
Keene, Alexander, i.e. Alexander Findlay 172.
Keith, Viscountess, i.e. Hester Maria Thrale 176.
Kelly, Apple pip, i.e. sir Fitzroy E. Kelly 182.
Kennedy, sir James Shaw, i.e. sir James Shaw 198.
Kennedy-Bailie, James, i.e. James Kennedy 202.
Kinahan, sir Edward Hudson Hudson, i.e. sir E. H. Kinahan 220.
King, sir George St. Vincent Duckworth, i.e. sir G. St. Vincent King 223.
King, James King, i.e. James King Simpkinson 224.
King Church, Henry John, i.e. Henry John Church 231.
Kingsdown, Thomas Pemberton Leigh, 1 Baron, i.e. Thomas Pemberton 233.
Kingsford, Annie Mary Magdalen Maria Johanna i.e. Anna Kingsford 234.
Kirkup, Barone, i.e. Seymour Stocker Kirkup 245.
Knight, Little, i.e. Edward Knight 255.
Knight, Samuel Johnes, i.e. Samuel Johnes 255.
Knox-Gore, James, i.e. James Knox 264.
Lane, Hammer, i.e. John Lane 296.
Lane, White, i.e. Charlton George Lane 295.
Langdale, Charles, i.e. Charles Stourton 301.
Larpent, Sir George G. De Hochepied, i.e. Sir G. G. Larpent 309.
Launde, Mr., i.e. John William King 226.
Laurie, Benjamin, i.e. Benjamin Snaddon 319.
Lawson, Sir Wilfrid, i.e. Wilfrid Wybergh 334.
Lawson, Sir William, i.e. William Wright 335.
Lechmore, Charlton Nicholas, i.e. Nicholas Lechmore 347.
Lee, John, i.e. John Fiott 353.
Lee, John Lee, i.e. John Lee Hanning 355.
Leeds, F. G. D. Darcy-Osborne, 7 Duke of, i.e. F. G. D. Osborne 362.
Lefroy, Percy, i.e. Percy Lefroy Mapleton 369.
Le Fleming, George C. Hughes, i.e. George C. Hughes 368.
Leslie, Martin Edward, i.e. Martin E. Haworth 397.
Le Strange, Henry L’ Estrange Styleman, i.e. Henry L’ Estrange Styleman 399.
Lloyd, Jacob Youde William, i.e. Jacob Y. W. Hinde 460.
Lloyd-Mostyn, Mostyn Edward, i.e. Edward Lloyd Mostyn 1000.
Long, Padre, i.e. James Long 485.
Lopes, Sir Ralph, i.e. Ralph Franco 495.
Loveden, Pryse, i.e. Pryse Pryse 504.
Lovell, Sir Lovell Benjamin, i.e. Lovell B. Stanhope 505.
Lowder, Father, i.e. Charles Fuge Lowder 511.
Ludlow-Bruges, William Heald, i.e. William H. Ludlow 528.
Lumley, Benjamin, i.e. Benjamin Levy 528.
Lynton, Mr., i.e. John Gerard Leigh 376.
Lytton, Edward G. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton, i.e. Edward G. E. L. Bulwer 552.
Maclise, Daniel, i.e. Daniel Mc Lish 659.
Macpherson, Cluny, i.e. Ewen Macpherson 675.
Macredie, Patrick B. Mure, i.e. Patrick Boyle Mure 681.
Maddyn, Daniel Owen, i.e. Daniel Owen Madden 683.
Mc Garel Hogg, Sir James Macnaghten, i.e. Sir James M. Hogg 690.
Mac Gregor, Sir John, i.e. John Mac Andrew 608.
Mahon, The O’ Gorman, i.e. Charles James Patrick Mahon 694.
Mainwaring, Sir Henry Mainwaring, i.e. Sir Henry M. Wetenhall 699.
Maitland, Sir Alexander Charles Ramsay-Gibson, i.e. Sir A. C. Gibson Maitland 701.
Manningham-Buller, Sir Edward, i.e. Sir Edward Buller 724.
Mannsfeldt-Pierson, Edgar, i.e. Henry Hugh Pierson 1529.
Mansoor, Effendi, i.e. Edward William Lane 296.
Marjoribanks, David Robertson, i.e. David Marjoribanks 737.
Marriott, Sir William Marriott Smith, i.e. Sir William M. Smith 748.
Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, i.e. Anne Caldwell 753.
Marsh, Millenial, i.e. William Marsh 753.
Martin, Honest John, i.e. John Martin 770.
Martin, Humanity, i.e. Richard Martin 766.
Martyn, Francis Mountjoy, i.e. Francis M. Martin 777.
Marwood-Elton, Sir Edward, i.e. Sir Edward Elton 779.
Massey-Beresford, John Maunsell, i.e. John M. Massey 788.
Massereene, John Foster Skeffington, i.e. John Foster Massereene 785.
Mathetes, i.e. John Jones 133.
Mattenby, Charles Edward William, i.e. C. E. Lane 295.
Maxwell, John Clerk, i.e. John Clerk 808.
Maul, William, earl of Panmure, i.e. William Ramsay 1328.
Meagher of the Sword, i.e. Thomas Francis Meagher 826.
Melville, John Whyte, i.e. John Whyte 841.
Melville, Robert Saunders Dundas, i.e. Robert D. Melville 839.
Mercer-Henderson, Douglas, i.e. Douglas Mercer 846.
Meynell-Ingram, Hugo Charles, i.e. Hugo C. Meynell 861.
Meysey-Thompson, Sir Harry Septimus, i.e. Sir Harry S. Thompson 862.
Michell, Charles Cornwallis, i.e. Charles Collier Michell 863.
Middleton Bay, i.e. William George Middleton 868.
Middleton, Sir George Nathaniel Broke, i.e. Sir George N. Broke 867.
Milbanke-Huskisson, Sir John Ralph, i.e. Sir John R. Milbanke 870.
Mildmay, Sir Henry Paulet St John, i.e. Sir Henry P. St. John 876.
Miles, Frank, i.e. George Francis Miles 871.
Mill, Sir John Barker, i.e. Sir John Barker 874.
Miller, Samuel Christie, i.e. Samuel Christie 883.
Molyneux-Williams, Thomas, i.e. Thomas Molyneux 919.
Mombach, Julius L., i.e. Israel Lazarus Mombach 919.
Monck, Sir Charles M. L. Middleton, i.e. Sir C. M. L. Middleton 919.
Monteath-Douglas, Sir Thomas, i.e. Sir Thomas Monteath 932.
Montgomery, James, i.e. James Gomery 937.
Montgomery, Satan i.e. Robert Montgomery 937.
Moore, David, i.e. David Muir 945.
Macgregor, Rob Roy, i.e. John Macgregor 608.
Moore, Fatty, i.e. Alfred William Moore 943.
Moore, John Bramley, i.e. John Moore 950.
Morgan, Daniel, i.e. Samuel Morgan 964.
Morgan, Midy, i.e. Maria Morgan 967.
Murray, Wee, i.e. Montagu Murray 1051.
Murray-Dunlop, Alexander Colquhoun, i.e. Alexander Colquhoun Dunlop 1057.
Mursell, James Phillippo, i.e. James Mursell 1057.
Napier, Edward Delaval Hungerford Elers, i.e. Edward D. H. Elers 1075.
Neale, Edward Vansittart, i.e. Edward Vansittart 1088.
Neaves, Charles, i.e. Charles Neave 1092.
Neill, Thomas, i.e. Thomas Neill Cream 1096.
Nickle, Robert, i.e. Robert Nicholl 1146.
Nisbet-Hamilton, Robert Adam, i.e. Robert Adam Christopher 1153.
Noon, Jeremiah, i.e. John Calvin 1163.
Norcliffe, Thomas, i.e. Thomas Dalton 1163.
Norley, George, i.e. George Hall 785.
North, John Sidney, i.e. John Sidney Doyle 1172.
Nugent, Sir Percy Fitzgerald, i.e. Sir Percy Fitzgerald 1188.
Oakley, Gipsy, i.e. Octavius Oakley 1194.
O’Brien, James Bronterre, i.e. James O’Brien 1197.
O’Brien, William Smith, i.e. William O’Brien 1200.
O’Bryan, William, i.e. William Bryant 1201.
O’Conor Don, The, i.e. Denis Maurice O’Conor 1209.
O’Connor, Arthur Condorcet, i.e. Arthur O’Connor 1206.
O’Donoghue, The, i.e. Daniel O’Donoghue 1214.
Ogilvy, George Ramsay, i.e. George Ramsay 1220.
O’Neill, William O’Neill, i.e. William O’Neill Chichester 1245.
Onslow-Guildford, James Hillier Mainwaring Ellerker, i.e. Guildford J. H. Onslow 1247.
Oswald, Alexander Haldane, i.e. Alexander Oswald 1273.
Owain, Alaw, i.e. John Owen 1288.
Owen, Alphabet, i.e. Charles Hannay Oswin 1273.
Owen, David, i.e. David Benjamin 1283.
Owen, Sir John, i.e. John Lord 1288.
Owenson, Robert, i.e. Robert Mac Owen 968.
Palgrave, Sir Francis, i.e. Francis Cohen 1311.
Palmer of Magdalen, i.e. William Palmer 1324.
Palmer of Worcester, i.e. William Palmer 1324.
Parker, Smuggler, i.e. Henry Perlee Parker 1342.
Pasley, Sir Thomas Sabine, i.e. Sir Thomas Sabine 1376.
Pattinson, Hugh Lee, i.e. Hugh Pattinson 1388.
Pearson-Gee, Arthur Beilby, i.e. Arthur B. Pearson 1425.
Peckham-Micklethwaite, Sir Sotheron Branthwayt, i.e. Sir Sotheron B. Branthwayt 1429.
Pendarves, Edward William Wynne, i.e. Edward W. W. Stackhouse 1446.
Pennant, Edward Gordon Douglas, i.e. Edward G. Douglas 1457.
Peploe, John Birch Webb, i.e. John Birch Webb 1458.
Percy, Charles Greatheed Bertie, i.e. Charles Percy 1462.
Percy, Sidney Richard, i.e. Sidney R. Williams 1464.
Phillipps, Charles March, i.e. Charles March 1500.
Phillipps De Lisle, Ambrose L. M., i.e. Ambrose L. M. Phillipps 1501.
Pinney, John, i.e. John Prater 1542.
Piozzi-Salusbury, Sir John S., i.e. John S. Salusbury 1543.
Pitt, George Dean, i.e. George Dean 1550.
Pole, Charles Van Notten, i.e. Charles Pole 1569.
Pole, Sacheverell Chandos, i.e. Sacheverell Pole 1569.
Polhill-Turner, Frederick Charles, i.e. Frederick Charles Polhill 1571.
Pollard-Urquhart, William, i.e. William Pollard 1572.
Portland, William Henry Cavendish Scott Bentinck, Duke of, i.e. William H. C. Bentinck 1595.
Portsmouth, Newton Fellowes, Earl of, i.e. Newton Wallop 1597.
Price, Sir Richard Green, i.e. Richard Green 1639.
Pritchard-Rayner, George, i.e. George Pritchard 1651.
Prize Prynne, i.e. George Prynne 1662.
Proctor-Beauchamp, Sir Thomas W. B., i.e. Sir T. W. B. Beauchamp-Proctor, 1655.
Prosser, Mrs., i.e. Sophia Amelia Prosser 1657.
Pusey, Philip, i.e. Philip Bouverie 1677.
Renfrew, Mr., i.e. Philip Cadell Peebles 1432.
Scoresby-Jackson, Robert Edmund, i.e. R. E. Jackson 37.
Sherburne, Thomas, i.e. Thomas Irving 23.
Smith, Dollar, i.e. Mr. Smith 1199.
Smyth, Sir Hugh, bart., i.e. Thomas Provis 1660.
Squire, The, i.e. Edward Sacheverell Chandos Pole 1569.
Stackhouse, Edward William Wynne, i.e. Edward William Stackhouse 1446.
Stafford, Mr., i.e. C. Brounlow, baron Lurgan 532.
Talsarn, i.e. John Jones 131.
Tegid, i.e. John Jones 130.
Temple, William Francis Cowper, i.e. William Francis Cowper 1009.
Tempest, George H. R. C. W. Vane, marquess of Londonderry, i.e. George H. R. C. W. Vane 482.
Underwood, Cecilia L. G., duchess of Inverness, i.e. Cecilia L. Gore 18.
Vane, Charles William, marquess of Londonderry, i.e. Charles William Stewart 481.
Vernon, Robert, baron Lyveden, i.e. Robert V. Smith 555.
Wallingford, Viscount, i.e. Sir William T. Knollys 257.
Young Jay, the boy preacher, i.e. William Jay 65.
Naples, sulphur monopoly 1338.
Napoleon i, d. 1821, emperor, exhumation of remains 60,
first genuine likeness 785,
funerals of 1598,
Harry Jackson’s embodiment of 32,
his orderly officer at St. Helena 1134,
his visitors at St. Helena 861.
Napoleon iii, d. 1873, emperor, account of 1081,
busts of 135, 1389,
at Guildhall, London 942,
his tailor 1583,
letter exposing his designs 118,
visit in 1855 to England 1402,
fancy names of 1735.
Natal, Isandlana, colours of 24 foot saved by wrapping around Melvill’s body 839.
National Gallery, Blenheim pictures 741,
restoration of the pictures 854.
National debt, sinking fund 1175.
Naturalisations, Giacometti 1656,
Goldschmidt 434,
Lampson 286,
Leopold, prince of Saxe-Cobourg 391,
Levi 405,
Lichtenstein 423,
Liebstein 426,
Loewe 474,
Löwenthal 515,
Luning 531,
Marras 744,
Melia 835,
Neuberg 1112,
Newburgh 1116,
Negretti 1094,
Niéuwenhuys 1150,
Oliviera 1235,
Ollendorff 1240,
Panizzi 1327,
Penon 1456,
Pepoli 1459,
Poggi 1567,
Potocki 1599,
Praeger 1619,
Prodgers 1656,
Pulvermacher 1669,
Quaglieni 1685.
Naturalists, Ingpen 13,
Jamrach 59,
Jardine 61,
Jenner 81,
Jerdon bis 85,
Jukes 154,
Keyl 215,
Landsborough 292,
Lee 352,
Lord 496,
Macgillivray 604,
Martin 775.
Navy, Achilles, first iron clad built at Chatham 1416,
Atalanta and Captain dangerous ships 101,
breech-loading ordnance, inventor of 1034,
captain assigns his pay to royal benevolent society 317,
Chatham yard extended 1375,
deck lights invented 1441,
first screw steamer 800,
first steam ship 300,
iron plated ships built 1099,
iron ship, the first 280,
maker of engines for the ships 801,
Moorsom’s percussion fuze for a shell 958,
Moorsom’s plan of fitting mortars 957,
officer captures one hundred and seventy of enemy’s vessels 726,
Royal George wreck blown up 1375,
royal naval college Greenwich opened 214,
royal naval college Portsmouth abolished 65
but re-established 65,
smoke observations at trials of vessels 1034,
taking a fort without orders 546,
Tartarus saved from destruction 122,
Thunderer explosion 1122,
Winchester, mutiny on board 1442.
Needle maker, Morrall 979.
Negro entertainments, first introduced into England 1439,
songs first written for 249,
the original Bones 1439.
Negro minstrels, Christy minstrels 1153,
Juba 1440,
Linn 441,
Lowrey 516,
Nish 1153,
Pelham 1439,
Pell 1439,
Phillips 1510,
Pierce 1528,
Pleon 1558.
Nelson, Horatio, killed 1805, admiral, his character 789,
his daughter Horatia 1101,
his signal at Trafalgar 1374,
signal midshipman at Trafalgar 1571.
New Guinea exploration 647, 652.
Newman, John Henry, d. 1889, cardinal, his sister 1014,
Mac Hale opposes his residence in Ireland 611.
Newport, Monmouth, chartist riots at 1512.
Newspaper correspondents, Landells 290,
Latimer 314,
Lee 359,
Liefde 427,
Lloyd 457,
Morgan 967,
O’Donovan 1214,
Ogle 1220,
Oliphant 1233.
Newspapers, abolition of stamps on 952,
Philp put in the stocks for selling a Sunday paper 1517,
prosecutions for unstamped papers 631,
stamp bill 413.
Newspapers, See also Magazines, col. 1730.
Aberdeen daily free press commenced 574.
Agricultural Gazette editor 994.
Arrow, a short career 967.
Atlas, editor 1241,
and proprietor of 988.
Atlas at Sydney, editor 617.
Aurora, editor 85.
Beehive, The, commenced 1600.
Bell’s life in London, editor 587.
Bell’s weekly messenger, editor 352.
Bronterre’s National reformer started 1197.
Cambridge express started 857.
Christian observer, editor 749.
Christian times established 1318,
and editor 344.
Christian weekly news, editor 344.
Clerkenwell news issued 458.
Cork examiner founded 692.
Court circular founded 686, 1624.
Critic of literature, editor 513.
Crown, proprietor 311.
Daily chronicle issued 458.
Daily news, correspondent 695,
war correspondent 600,
leader writer 8.
Daily Telegraph, correspondents 588,
first daily London penny paper 407,
proprietors 334, 407,
writer in 1661.
Devil in London commenced 815.
Diogenes, the cartoons for 1512,
editor of 1517.
Douglas Jerrold’s Weekly, editor 88.
Dublin evening post proprietor 689.
Echo, first halfpenny daily paper 1482.
Englishman started 193.
Era, proprietor 349.
Evening herald commenced and discontinued 118.
Evening mail, Dublin, proprietor 367.
Evening news founded 194,
sub-editor 622.
Evening news and post founded 194.
Examiner, editors 899, 976,
publisher 306.
Family Doctor, The, proprietor 1673.
Farmers’ journal, editor 352.
Field started 386,
editors 4.
Figaro, dramatic critic 756.
Figaro in London established 815.
Freemasons’ chronicle founded 970.
Friend of India founded 762.
Fun established 967.
Galignani’s messenger, editor 629.
Glasgow herald, editor 1278,
became a daily paper 1302.
Globe, The, correspondent 695,
editor 1386.
Graphic, editor 468.
Guardian, editor 251.
Hetherington’s Poor man’s conservative 1197.
Homeward mail, proprietor 224.
Horse and hound founded 1597.
Hull Herald, editor 350.
Illustrated London news, artists 157, 173,
editors 311, 618, 914,
first Christmas supplement 386,
printer 311,
started 14.
Illustrated police news founded 1673.
Illustrated times, London editor 914.
International founded 779.
Ipswich journal, proprietor 38.
Irish felon, commenced and finished 770.
Irishman, The, Dublin, founded 1533.
Irish people, correspondent 1213,
suppressed 216, 334, 1232.
Irish times founded 262.
Jewish chronicle, editor 430.
John Bull, editor 1661.
Jurist originated 91.
Keene’s Bath journal, proprietor 173.
Lady’s newspaper, first number 14, 290.
Lady’s own paper, editor 234.
Law journal, publisher 8.
Leader founded 408.
League, The, editor 1398.
Leeds intelligencer, proprietor 8.
Legal observer established 801.
Leicester journal, proprietor 28.
Literary gazette, editor 84.
Lloyd’s Weekly, London issued 458,
editors 88, 89.
London journal purchased 14.
London review, editor 618.
London telegraph discontinued 14.
Manchester advertiser, a paper that was given away 1622.
Manchester examiner projected 635.
Manchester times, proprietors 1398.
Mirror, an illustrated paper issued 433.
Morning chronicle, proprietor 1473,
reporter 685,
writers for 616, 618, 726.
Morning herald, editor 263,
discontinued 118,
reporter 685,
sold 118.
Morning post, musical critic 1363,
proprietor 1551,
represented at St. Petersburg 208.
Morning star, proprietors 525.
Musical times 700.
New York evening star, London correspondent 632.
Nonconformist founded 862.
Northern star, Leeds founded 1207.
Observer, dramatic critic 301.
Operative, ceased 1197.
Overland mail, proprietor 224.
Owl, started and discontinued 1233, 1248.
Pall Mall gazette, writer on 68.
Perry’s Bankrupt and insolvent gazette founded 1473.
Photographic news, proprietor 1650.
Pictorial times purchased 14.
Porcupine established 893.
Press founded 525,
editor 1386.
Preston guardian, managers 452.
Printers’ register founded 1609.
Printing times founded 505.
Propagandist, editor 568.
Punch, artists 173,
Barbazure by G. R. P. Jeames 49,
Caudle’s curtain lectures 88,
editor 386,
founders 289, 386, 815,
illustrations 97,
Jullien noticed in 155,
Leech’s cartoons 361,
originators of 1598,
printer 311,
Punch’s complete letter writer 88,
sub-editor 816,
writers in 88, 376, 608.
Queen’s messenger commenced 1043.
Royal Cornwall gazette, Truro, editor 1270.
Saturday Review, contributors to 698, 726,
manager and publisher 124.
Saunders’ News-letter, proprietor 1606.
Scotsman, editor 645,
established 580.
Scottish guardian, editor 170.
Shipping and mercantile gazette established 908.
Solicitors’ journal founded 801.
Sporting life commenced 686.
Sporting times, writers in 71.
Squib, proprietor 311.
Standard, manager of parliamentary staff 1003,
proprietors of 118,
price reduced to a penny 118,
sold 118.
Star, editor 1084.
Sun, editor of 85.
Sunday Times, musical critic 281,
musical editor 1363,
proprietor 407.
Surrey comet, proprietor 250.
Sussex advertiser, proprietor 350.
Sydney Freeman’s journal founded 595.
Sydney gazette, first paper in New South Wales 727.
Tablet started 522.
Thief commenced 815.
Times, The, action against Lawson 247,
continuous rolls of paper used 584,
correspondent 619,
dramatic critic 1296,
financial manager 985,
foreign correspondent 1085,
foreign editor 203,
leader writers 261, 588, 1014,
libel on C. S. Parnell 1358,
managers 584, 985,
parliamentary reporter 1097,
Parnell, forged letters 584,
Parnellism and crime 1534,
Pigott’s forged letters 1534,
proprietor 311,
publisher 334,
reporter 584,
reviewer 468,
Stephan Poles’ action 1571,
stereotype plates used 584,
Walter press 584,
war correspondents 469, 1444, 1612,
writers in 1477.
Times of India commenced 1021.
Tomahawk, career of 967.
United Irishman issued 900.
Vanity Fair, first number 1043,
correspondent 619.
Weekly news originated 88.
Western daily press, Bristol, founded 660.
Western times, Exeter, proprietor 314.
Worcester herald, editor 663.
World, proprietors of 1044.
Y Drych (The Mirror) founded 135.
Yorkshire post at Leeds, editor 1428.
New Zealand, Canterbury settlement 551, 597,
F. E. Maning known as Pakeha Maori, marries a Maori 718,
first secretary for the natives 648,
steam communication with England established 559,
Otago university founded 559,
war in 1186,
well bred horses introduced 1481.
Nicaraguan route explored 1538.
Nicholas i, d. 1855, emperor of Russia, entertained at Meadowbank 673.
Niger river, government expedition to 59.
Nightingale, Florence, b. 1820, nurse, her first instructor in nursing 1618.
Nile, victory of, first news of the 1178.
Norfolk island, the model constitution of 1156.
Nonsense verses, the originator of 343.
Norfolk, fossil mammalia 229.
Norfolk, Duke of, his liberty at Ipswich 326.
Norwich, collections for history of 399.
Nottingham, castle burnt 1116.
Nottinghamshire, lord lieutenant 1117.
Novels, etc., characters represented in.
Boythorn, Lawrence in Dickens’ Bleak House, i.e. Walter Savage Lander 292.
Colchicum, Lord in Thackeray’s Pendennis, i.e. Earl of Lonsdale 492.
Cresswell, Frank of Furnival’s inn in Father Prout’s Prout Papers, i.e. Francis Stack Murphy 1038.
Diana in George Meredith’s Diana of the Crossways, i.e. Caroline E. S. Norton 1179.
Diddler, Dionysius in Thackeray’s Miscellanies, i.e. Dionysius Lardner 308.
Dr. Oldacre in Elizabeth J. Whately’s Maude, i.e. John Henry Newman 1124.
Edwards, Rev. Slingsby in Miss Braddon’s Hostages to Fortune, i.e. James Rhys Jones 130.
Eskdale, Lord in Disraeli’s Coningsby, i.e. the Earl of Lonsdale 492.
Fang, Mr. the magistrate in Dickens’ Oliver Twist, i.e. Allen Stewart Laing 277.
Forth, Professor in Broughton’s Belinda, i.e. Mark Pattison 1390.
George the trooper in Dickens’ Bleak house, i.e. George Jackson 31.
Gordon, Cyril in H. Smith’s For God and humanity, i.e. Laurence Oliphant 1234.
Harderly, Lord in sir James Stewart’s The Life of a Lawyer, i.e. Lord Lyndhurst 544.
Heath, Marmaduke in James Payne’s Lost Sir Massingbird, i.e. Thomas Pickford 1526.
Jennings, Ezra in Wilkie Collins’ Moonstone, i.e. Hargrave Jennings 83.
Lardner, Doctor Athanasius and Larner, Doctor Diolesius in Thackeray’s Memoirs of C. J. Yellowplush, i.e. D. Lardner 308.
Lister, Thomas in G. L. Bank’s Wooers and winners, i.e. Thomas Lister 445.
Longsword, Sybilla in O’Flanagan’s Gentle blood, i.e. Maria Theresa Yelverton 492.
Lord Prima Donna in Disraeli’s Vivian Grey, i.e. William Pitt Lennox 390.
Loyola, Doctor Ignatius in Thackeray’s Memoirs of C. J. Yellowplush, i.e. D. Lardner 308.
Lyle, Eustace in Disraeli’s Coningsby, i.e. Ambrose L. M. Phillipps de Lisle 1501.
Lyman, Dr. in Battledon rectory, i.e. William Quekett 1688.
Lytton Bulwig, Mistawedward in Thackeray’s Memoirs of C. J. Yellowplush, i.e. Edward, baron Lytton 553.
Meadows, Archdeacon, the bibliomaniac in J. H. Burton’s Bookhunter, i.e. John Lee 353.
Methley in Kinglake’s Eothen, i.e. John Savile, earl of Mexborough 860.
Mopes, Mr. in Dickens’ Tom Tiddler’s ground, i.e. James Lucas 523.
Mr. Minus in Theodore Hook’s The man of sorrow, i.e. Thomas Moore 955.
O’Brien in Marryat’s Peter Simple, i.e. George V. Jackson 31.
Oldgo in M. Collin’s Two plunges for a pearl, i.e. John Reilly Newcombe 1118.
O’Lion, Dr. in Cuthbert Bede’s Mattins and Muttons, i.e. James O’Brien 1198.
Patrick in Boldrewood’s Robbery, i.e. Daniel Morgan 964.
Petralva, Marchese di in R. M. Kettle’s My home in the shires, i.e. Count Carlo Pepoli 1459.
Porphyro in Sheppard’s Rumour, i.e. Napoleon iii 1082.
Rose, Mr. in Mallock’s The new republic, i.e. Walter Horatio Pater 1377.
Silverton, Rodulphus in O’Flanagan’s Gentle blood, i.e. William C. Yelverton 492.
Squeers, Mr. in Dickens’ Nicholas Nickleby, i.e. Mr. Shaw 459.
Sutton, General in H. S. Cunningham’s Chronicles of Dustypore, i.e. Robert, baron Napier 1072.
Undery, Mr. in an article by Dickens in Household Words, i.e. Frederic Ouvry 1279.
Von Trumpetson, Colonel in Disraeli’s Vivian Grey, i.e. the Marquis of Londonderry 482.
West End, Sir Warwick in Trollope’s Three clerks, i.e. Sir Stafford H. Northcote 3.
Wronghead in A. Bunn’s A word with Punch, i.e. Douglas W. Jerrold 89.
Number one and how to take care of him 1587.
Nurses, Mackay 616,
Nightingale 1618,
Pattison 1388,
Pearson 1422.
Nut shaping machine invented 1085.