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

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Queen of the starry night, a song 121.
Queen’s Royal body guard, chief exon 220.
Quinine, first sulphate of made in England 991.
Quoit player 442.
Queda, the Ex-rajah of, carried to Penang 577.

Racing, Billesden Copley hunt, a song 90,
Doncaster races and race course 105,
Eastby stud 60,
jockey club senior steward 721,
M’ George, starter 602,
magpie jacket, the 1403,
tan gallop a quarter mile long covered with grass 1595,
riding school three hundred and eighty five feet long 1595.
Racing, Cesarewitch winners, Glauca 1403,
Iliona 1326,
Vengeance 1322,
Weathergaze 1359.
Racing, Chester cup winners, Tim Whiffler 33,
Vanity 920.
Racing, Derby winners, Bay Middleton 90,
Blair Athol 1, 33,
Blink Bonny 1,
Cossack 1431,
Doncaster 855
sold for fourteen thousand pounds,
Ellington 33,
Flying Dutchman 742,
Gladiateur 276,
Mameluke 90,
Middleton 90,
Orlando 1434,
Teddington 762,
Thormanby 855,
Tiresias 1595,
Voltigeur 762,
Wild Dayrell 1588.
Racing, Oaks winners, Apology 226,
Catherine Hayes 742,
Cobweb 90,
Fille de l’air 276,
Lilias 540,
Marie Stewart 855,
Queen of Trumps 540, 1001,
Our Nell 540.
Racing, One thousand guineas winners, Achievement 1425,
Apology 226,
Cobweb 90,
Clementine 1403,
Pilgrimage 493,
Virago 1301.
Racing, St. Leger winners, Achievement 1425,
Apology 226,
Blair Athol 1,
Blue Bonnet 540,
Caller Ou 1,
Elis 423,
Flying Dutchman 742,
Gladiateur 276,
Gamester 920,
Jerry 1403,
Knight of St. George 983,
Marie Stewart 854,
Nutwith 762,
Queen of Tramps 540, 1001,
Rayon d’Or 276,
Saucebox 1359,
Sunbeam 854,
Van Tromp 762,
Voltigeur 762.
Racing, Two thousand guineas winners, Archibald 1434,
Charmant 276,
Conyngham 1534,
Corsair 423,
Gladiateur 276,
Lord of the Isles 854,
Macgregor 854,
Pilgrimage 493.
Racing men, Bentinck 1001,
I’Anson 33,
Jacques 60,
Jaraczewski 61,
King 229,
Kirley 243,
Lagrange 276,
Mansfield 727,
Merry 854,
Milner 896,
Monck 920,
Mostyn 1001,
Newman 1125,
O’Brien 1199,
O’Hara 33,
Padwick 1301,
Parr 1359,
Payne 1403,
Pearson 1425,
Peebles 1432,
Peel, John 1433,
Peel, Jonathan 1434,
Pigot 1534.
Racquet player, Lane 295.
Ragged school, first in Bradford 1643.
Railways, block system introduced 253,
compressed tree-nails for fixing chairs 810,
contractor 633,
Crewe engine 467,
double headed rails 467,
electric lighting used 253,
interlocking signals used 253,
jubilee at Darlington 1426,
line formed by way leaves 36,
Lloyd’s bonds 461,
Mersey tunnel 24,
oldest official 4,
sectio-planography 672,
solid wrought iron wheels 1293,
Sunday traffic 198,
Westinghouse brake 253,
wheels 499.
Railway lines, Edinburgh and Glasgow opened 339.
Darlington and Stockton opened 1426, 1427.
Euphrates valley railway, the proposed 810.
Great Eastern chairman 1351.
Great Western, the stocks consolidated 1602.
London and Brighton chairman 1371.
London, Chatham and Dover engineer 892.
London and North Western constructed 344.
Metropolitan original promoter 1421.
Midland constructed 344,
first secretary 1173.
North Eastern chairman 1666.
South Eastern chairman 607.
Stainmoor line opened 1426.
Ramsden, Charlotte, founded a sermon at Cambridge 739.
Ramsgate, Granville hotel 1665.
Ranmoor near Sheffield, St. John’s church built 730.
Razor strop, Mechi’s magic 829.
Readers, Public, Kelly 183,
Kemble 186,
Kennedy 196,
Macready 680,
Montague 930,
Montgomery 938,
Morton 995.
Reciter, Robinson 1560.
Recorders, Andover 209,
Banbury 723,
Barnstaple 1619,
Bath 61,
Bedford 166, 1625,
Berwick on Tweed 10,
Bideford 1619,
Brighton 48, 467,
Bristol 232 bis, 544, 925, 1641,
Buckingham 890, 1406,
Bury St. Edmunds 813,
Carmarthen 102,
Chichester 107,
Colchester 183,
Coventry 484,
Devonport 1519,
Devizes 528, 849,
Doncaster 800,
East Looe 1570,
Exeter 232, 1641,
Falmouth 850, 1408,
Folkestone 494,
Helston 147, 850, 1408, 1641,
Henley-upon-Thames 1436,
Hereford 1532,
Ipswich 857, 1611,
Kingston on Thames 75,
Leeds 802,
Leicester 837, 848,
Lincoln 1199,
Maidenhead 986,
Maidstone 1626,
Margate 234,
Newcastle 499,
Newcastle under Lyme 270,
Northampton 1174,
Norwich 857, 1243, 1625,
Oswestry 207,
Oxford 723,
Penzance 850, 924, 1408,
Pontefract 1495, 1524,
Portsmouth 786, 1519, 1606,
Reading 667, 848,
Rochester 488, 761,
Saffron Walden 264,
Scarborough 1520,
Singapore 809,
South Molton 93, 1619,
Stamford 804,
Sudbury 723,
Usk 1133,
Walsall 1090,
Warwick 887,
Wells 400,
Welshpool 1664,
Wenlock 1650,
Winchester 641,
Wolverhampton 1608,
Woodstock 390,
Yarmouth 848.
Records, Public, Palgrave’s connection with the 1311,
records kept at fifty six different places 1311.
Redcar, Yorkshire, race course 1118.
Reeves, John Sims, b. 1818, tenor singer, his sister 441,
imitated by Mrs. Howard Paul 1393.
Religion, open air preaching on the continent 244,
person preaching twelve thousand times 140.
Religious Denominations, Baptists, chapel in Rome 1057,
immersion in a pond 1289,
particular baptists 1534,
preacher formerly an actor 259.
Bible Christians founded 1201.
Brotherhood of the new life, T. L. Harris leader 1233.
Bryanites founded 1201.
Catholic apostolic church, angels 337, 1286,
apostles 231, 625, 1462,
Irvine, A. of White Notley 20,
miraculous cure in a chapel 1286,
speaking in the spirit 1286.
Christian Israelites, Daniel Milton and John Wroe 897.
Christian socialists, spiritual leader of 805.
Church of England, See also Ritualism,
archbishop of Canterbury excommunicated by Bishop Phillpotts 1516,
bishop, first consecration of a, out of England 592,
bishop of Lyttleton never consecrated 38,
bishopricks refused 570, 1193,
Bristol and Gloucester sees united 923,
brotherhood of the Holy Redeemer 1000,
champion of Protestant church 13,
church burnt 356,
Church missionary society’s college first principal 1424,
church of Rome, suggested reunion with 1677,
confession revived 448, 1677,
confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament 511,
converted Jews 149,
Cook refuses the communion to Jenkins 77,
copper coins thrown through a church window 1231,
crosses, legality of erecting in churches 425,
curate imprisoned for cursing a magistrate 944,
daily choral service established 924, 1120,
daily services revived 170,
Enraght ritualistic case 1518,
evangelical school 322,
famous preacher, Lidden 426,
father Ignatius 545,
Flamank v. Simpson 1499,
Folkestone ritualistic case 1474,
Gorham prosecution 1515,
Head case 1515,
holy orders relinquished 324, 1369, 1667,
lay readers association founded 757,
Littledale hearing confessions 448,
Mackonochie’s case 641, 771, 1499,
Mildmay park conferences 1450, 1452,
minister becomes a baptist 1159,
minister never absent on Sunday during forty years 291,
Napier’s ecclesiastical code 1078,
Newmania 1677,
Oakeley’s licence revoked 1191,
Order of Corporate reunion 1000,
Oxford movement 1677,
Pan-Anglican synod 489,
presbyterian minister ordained a minister 757,
Purchase case 1671,
Puseyism 1677,
quaker joins church 1388,
rector with £6250 a year 1632,
rural dean office revived 1060,
St. Paul’s, evening service under the dome 893,
and special services in 633,
self supporting village 966,
Shore persecution 1515,
sisterhoods founded 1677,
suffragen bishops 1361, 1362,
tracts for the times 1123, 1677.
Congregationalists, great preacher 1370,
memorial hall founded 977,
Samuel Martin 772.
Evangelical Union in Scotland 973.
Free church of England, bishops of 1122, 1635.
Free church of Scotland, claim of rights 1056,
joined by the Seceders 577,
Hugh Miller 877,
preaching on the hills in snow storms 658,
refusal to have an organ and to use hymns 198.
Free Presbyterian church built in Rome 415.
Friends, a visiting minister 752.
Greek church, minister of 979,
refuses to receive a convert 1323.
Independents, Rivulet controversy 543.
Jezreelites, The, instituted 99,
the flying scroll 99.
Jews, Bevis Marks synagogue 1121,
Jew first elected to London common council 1502,
twenty-five lavadores 932,
West London synagogue founded 932.
Joanna Southcottians, a member of the 99,
her successor 1411.
Moravian church in England 315.
New and latter house of Israel founded 99.
Presbyterian church in Scotland, an only sermon 39,
first organ used 357,
marriage celebrated in a church 357,
stained glass windows introduced 357.
Presbyterian church in Ireland, The forty party 380.
Roman Catholic church, bishopric refused 567,
cardinals Manning 722
and Newman 1124,
catholic emancipation 589,
confraternity of the living rosary 1501,
Crookhall college, Durham 440,
St. Cuthbert’s college, Ushaw 440,
guilds restored 165,
first church with peal of bells since time of queen Mary 24,
first conservative member of parliament 1587,
first R.C. mayor of a cathedral city 284,
first R.C. to sit in house of lords 1164,
institute of charity 1303,
lord chancellor of Ireland a R.C. 1071,
monsignors Longman 490
and Neville 1113,
pedigree of R.C. families 139,
permission to celebrate mass in any house 436,
Prior park college 1302,
seceders from 282, 588.
Roman Catholic church, converts to, Jameson 57,
Keary 167,
Kingsford 234,
Knowles 261,
Knox 264,
Law, A. H. 322,
Law, W. T. 324,
Lindsay 436,
Lloyd, 460,
Lockhart 469,
Lothian 500,
Lucas 522,
Lyons 547,
Mc Murdo 664,
Manning 722,
Marshall, J. 757,
Marshall, T. W. 760,
Maskell 780,
Morris, J. 984,
Morris, J. B. 984,
Mossman 1000,
Munro 1028,
Newburgh 1115,
Newman 1124,
Oakeley 1191,
Ormsby 1260,
Oxenham 1297,
Paley 1310,
Palmer, J. B. 1319,
Palmer, W. 1323,
Parsons, D. 1369,
Parsons, G. 1370,
Paton 1384,
Pearsall 1419,
Phillipps de Lisle 1501,
Potter 1603,
Proctor 1652,
Pryor 1662,
Pugin 1664,
Spencer 1501.
Secession church in Scotland becomes United Presbyterian church 116.
Swedenborgian, minister and his chapel 1158.
Ulster Unitarian Christian association formed 1592.
United Secession church founded 761.
Welsh, preacher in 131.
Wesleyan Methodists, camp meetings 18,
presidents 37, 38, 52, 100, 172, 185, 480, 749, 1670.
White Quakers founded 43.
Worship of Nikkul Seyn 1140.
Rembrandt, Hermanszoon van Rhyn, d. 1669, painter, his etching Christ healing the sick 1315.
Repton, Notts., the school increased in numbers 1418.
Resin distilled, used to make soap 1565.
Respirators for consumptive persons invented 72.
Rhythmical index 491.
Richard ii, d. 1400, portrait of restored 854.
Richardson, John, d. 1836, showman 356.
Riders and riding, Jersey 90,
Nolan 1162,
Osbaldeston 1264,
one hundred and twenty miles in thirteen hours 81.
Rifles, double bolt for breechloaders 1674,
expanding bullets 1674,
hammerless gun 1674,
Morris tube for 985,
rifle makers 1672,
with oval bore 287.
Riflemen form, a song 137.
Rio Janeiro, mint erected 869.
Ritualism, originators of, Keble 170,
Manning 722,
Newman 1123,
Pusey 1677,
Tracts for the times 170 bis.
Roads on Mc Adam’s system 557.
Roberts, David, d. 1864, painter, sketches in Holy Land published 942.
Roberts, Thomas, d. 1876, acting manager 25.
Roberts, William John, money lender, d. 1861, attempts to murder William Murray 1055.
The Times 13 July 1861 et seq.
Rob Roy canoe voyages 608.
Rochdale, Yorkshire, vicarage act 915.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep, a song 254, 1160.
Rogers, Samuel, d. 1855, poet, Queenie Thrale refuses to marry him 176.
Rolls, Masters of the, Jessel 94,
Langdale 300.
Roman stations, Caerleon, Monmouthshire 355,
Clausentum, Hants. 665,
Isle of Wight 178,
Lancashire roads 157,
Roman wall 646, 1010,
Sevington, Wilts. 499,
Silchester, Hants. 152,
Volubilis 343,
Watling street, Salop 646,
Wilderspool, Lancashire 192.
Rome, arms and legs for the poor 808,
basilica of St. Clement 1023,
British academy of arts founded 584,
first English bankers 1560,
Free presbyterian church built 415,
Mr. Wall’s Baptist chapel 1057,
Parker’s photographs of the walls, etc. 1345.
Rory O’ More, a ballad 506.
Rose pink colour invented 109.
Rose queen, A 1186.
Rosshire, lord lieutenant 790.
Rossini, Giacchino Antonio, d. 1868, composer, Petite messe solennelle introduced 908,
Stabat mater introduced in England 904.
Rowing, Oxford to Westminster bridge 1456.
Rowers and Scullers, Arnold 721,
Douglas 1456,
Ingham 9,
Jacobson 45,
Johnson 105,
Keane 166,
King 229,
Lane 295,
Lea 338,
Lord 496,
Lowndes 516,
Mc Dougall 592,
Mc Lean 649,
Mackarness 615,
Mann 721,
Mellish 836,
Merivale 849,
Meynell 860,
Morrison 987,
Moss 999,
Mountain 1007,
Moxon 1012,
Munster 1031,
Nicholson 1145,
Parish 1337,
Pennefather 1451,
Penrhyn 1456,
Penrose 1457,
Phelps 1489,
Phillipps 1495,
Phillips 1514,
Polehampton 1570,
Prest 1629.
Royal academicians, See also Painters 1748,
Jones 126,
Lee 351,
Leslie 394,
Lewis 416 resigned,
Long 484,
Maclise 659,
Marochetti 743,
Mulready 1024,
Poole 1584.
Royal Society, Fellows, Christopher 1153,
Dundas 1153,
Ibbetson 2,
Ilchester 5,
Inglis 13,
Jackson 36,
Jacob 44,
James 50,
Jameson 57,
Jeffery 69,
Jeffreys, J. G. 71,
Jeffreys, J. 72,
Jejeebhoy 73,
Jenkin 76,
Jervis 92,
Jessee 94,
Jessel 95,
Jevons 96,
Johnson, C. W. 103,
Johnson, E. J. 104,
Johnson, G. H. S. 105,
Johnson, M. J. 108,
Johnson, P. N. 109,
Johnston, A. R. C. 113,
Johnston, J. F. W. 115,
Jones, C. R. 123,
Jones, H. B. 127,
Jones, T. 142,
Jones, T. R. 143,
Jones, T. W. 144,
Joule 150,
Kane 159,
Kay, J. H. 163,
Kaye, J. 164,
Kaye, J. W. 164,
Kelland 178,
Ker 209,
Key 214,
Kidd 217,
Kiernan 218,
King, J. 226,
King, P. P. 227,
König 266,
Laing 278,
Lamont 285,
Lankester 303,
Lansdowne 304,
Lassell 310,
Lawrence 331,
Lawson 333,
Leake 341,
Le Couteur 348,
Lee, J. 354,
Lee, R. 357,
Leeson 366,
Lefevre 367,
Lefroy 369,
Legh 372,
Lemon 386,
Liddell 425,
Lindley 435,
Lister 444,
Livingstone 453,
Lloyd, E. 457,
Lloyd, H. 460,
Lloyd, J. A. 461,
Lloyd, W. 463,
Locke 467,
Logan 477,
Londesborough 481,
Lowther 492,
Lowe 512,
Lubbock 520,
Luke 528,
Lyell 540,
Lyttleton 551,
Mc Clean 572,
Mc Donnell 590,
Mc Grigor 610,
Mackinnon 639,
M’ Lean 650,
Maclear 651,
Mc Neill 672,
Macneill 672,
Mc William 682,
Madden 684,
Maddy 687,
Magrath 692,
Main 697,
Maine 698,
Maitland, E. F. 702,
Maitland, J. G. 703,
Maitland, S. R. 704,
Majendie 705,
Mallet 712,
Maltby 713,
Manby, C. 714,
Manby, G. W. 715,
Mangles 718,
Mantell 729,
Marcot 731,
Markland 739,
Marshall, A. M. 754,
Marshall, J. 759,
Martin 768,
Matheson 790,
Matthiessen 798,
Maxwell, J. C. 808,
Maxwell, J. 809,
May 810,
Mayo, C. 820,
Mayo, H. 821,
Mayo, T. 821,
Melville 839,
Mercer 846,
Merrifield 852,
Miers 869,
Miller, J. F. 880,
Miller, J. 880,
Miller, W. A. 885,
Miller, W. H. 886,
Minto 899,
Molesworth 916,
Montgomerie 934,
Moore, J. A. 950,
Moore, T. E. L. 955,
Moreau 960,
Morgan 964,
Morison 974,
Morris, J. C. 985,
Moseley, H. 997,
Moseley, H. N. 997,
Moss 999,
Murchison, C. 1032,
Murchison, Sir R. I. 1033,
Mylne 1067,
Napier, Lord 1072,
Napier, H. E. 1076,
Narrien 1082,
Neilson 1097,
Newall 1114,
Newmarch 1125,
Newport 1126,
Nisbet-Hamilton 1153,
Noad 1155,
Nolan 1161,
Northampton 1174,
Northbrook 1175,
Northcott 1176,
Northumberland 1177,
Ogle 1221,
Oldham 1230,
Oliveira 1235,
Ormerod, E. L. 1257,
Ormerod, G. 1257,
O’ Shaugnessy 1270,
Outram 1278,
Owen 1290,
Paget 1306,
Palgrave 1311,
Parish 1338,
Parker, T. L. 1348,
Parker, W. K. 1350,
Parkes 1352,
Parkinson 1356,
Parry 1367,
Pasley 1375,
Patterson 1386,
Pattinson 1388,
Peacock 1412,
Pearson, E. 1422,
Pelly 1443,
Pemberton 1445,
Pengelly 1448,
Penn 1449,
Pepys 1460,
Percy 1463,
Pereira 1465,
Pettigrew 1484,
Phillimore 1498,
Phillipps 1501,
Phillips, J. 1507,
Phillips, J. A. 1508,
Plowden 1561,
Pollock 1575,
Porrett 1588,
Porter 1591,
Portlock 1596,
Potter 1600,
Pratt, J. H. 1621,
Pratt, S. P. 1622,
Prestwich 1631,
Pritchard 1648,
Pusey 1678,
Quain 1686,
Quekett 1687.
Rundell, Philip, d. 1827, goldsmith 1094.
Rubens, Peter Paul, d. 1640, painter, the Chapeau de poil 1435.
Russell, John, d. 1878, earl, his ministry resigned 227,
lord John Russell’s post bag 291.
Russia, army, clothing of the 22,
chief engineer of the navy 285,
Crimea, railway line from Balaklava to Sebastopol 1480,
Friends deputation to on peace 1426,
sketches and models of Sebastopol 1665,
the secret treaty disclosed by Marvin 778.
Ryves, Virginia Jannetta Horton, d. 1871, claiming descent from the duke of Cumberland 1089.