INDEX.
- Abbott (E.), Concordance to Pope, 77
- Abecedarie, as a synonym of Index, 10
- Acrostic, as a motto for an Index, 69
- “Acuerdo Olvido,” a supposed author, 52
- Adam (A.), Geographical Index, 82
- Adams (J.), Index Villaris, 105
- Adjectives, when to be used as catchwords, 72
- —— (Substantival), as headings, 44
- Agassiz, Bibliographia Zoologiæ, 32
- —— —— blunder in, 50
- Agricultural (Royal) Society, Index to Journal, 86
- Aler (Paul), editor of the “Gradus ad Parnassum”, 29
- Alison’s History of Europe, Index, 78
- All the Year Round, Index, 89
- Allibone’s Dictionary of Authors, alluded to, 19, 25, 27, 53
- —— —— the forty Indexes, 28
- Almanac, Index to the Companion to the, 91
- —— —— marks of repetition in, 67
- Almanac (American), Indexes, 89
- Alphabet (one) for Indexes, 71
- Alphabetical Arrangement, difficulties of, 58
- Alunno (F.), Index to Boccaccio, 29
- American Almanac, Indexes, 89
- “American Bookseller”, 34
- American Journal, Indexes, 89
- American Journal of Pharmacy, Index, 89
- American Jurist and Law Magazine, Index, 89
- American Pharmaceutical Association, Index to Proceedings, 83
- ‘Anleitung’ as an author, 61
- Annual Register, Index, 89
- Anonymous Books, arrangement of, in the British Museum Catalogue, 29 (note)
- Antonio (N.), value of his “Bibliotheca Hispana”, 20
- —— arrangement of the Index, 20
- —— his quotation of the remark that an Index should be made by the author of the book, 19, 21
- Aquin (D’) quotes ‘Mantissa’ as an author, 52
- Arago’s Works, divided Index to, 57
- Architectural Societies of Yorkshire, etc., Index, 88
- Archæologia, Indexes, 87
- Archæological (British) Association, Index to the Journal, 83
- Archæological Epistle to Dean Milles, not by Mason, but by Baynes, 27
- Armytage (G. J.), Index to Dugdale’s Visitation of York, 79
- Arrowsmith’s Atlas, Index, 82
- Ashmole MSS., Index, 108
- Asiatic Society of Bengal, Index to Asiatic Researches and Journal, 83
- Assurance Magazine, Index, 89
- Astronomical (Royal) Society’s Memoirs, 34
- —— Indexes to Memoirs and Monthly Notices, 86
- “Athenæum” (The), 50
- —— uselessness of the Indexes from their subdivisions, 57
- —— want of a general Index, 48
- —— suggestion of an Index Society in 1877, 37
- Athenæum Library Catalogue, Index of Subjects, 36
- Athenæus, blunder in the Index to Dalechamp’s edition, 21
- Atlantic Monthly, Index, 90
- Atlases, Indexes of, 82
- Augmentation Office, Index to Grants, 102
- Authorities to be Indexed, 73
- “Ayenbite of Inwyt,” Table of Contents to the book, 7
- Ayscough’s (Rev. S.) Indexes, 25, 46
- —— Index to the Gentleman’s Magazine, 92
- —— Index to the Monthly Review, 93
- —— Index to Shakespeare, 77
- Bachaumont, Mémoires de, 51
- Baillet, his General Index in thirty-two folio volumes, 21
- Baker MSS., Index, 108
- Baret’s Alvearie, use of the words Index and Table in the book, 10
- Barker (E. H.), Index to his edition of Stephens’s Thesaurus, 25
- Baronius, noble Index to his “Annales Ecclesiastici”, 14
- Bayle, his opinion on the need of judgment in the compilation of an Index, 21
- Baynes (John), his terrible curse, 27
- Beaconsfield (Earl of), editor of Isaac Disraeli’s Works, 53
- Bentley attacked in an Index by Dr. King, 16
- Best (Mr. Justice), reference to his “great mind”, 44
- Bible, Concordances to the, 28, 75-76
- ——, Indexes to the, 76
- Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review, Index, 90
- Bibliographical Research, rapid growth of the taste for, 34
- Bibliotheca Sacra, Index, 90
- “Bibliothecar. Chetham.,” his contribution to a General Index, 37
- “Biglow Papers,” humorous Index to it, 18
- Bigsby’s Thesaurus Siluricus, 35
- —— Thesaurus Devonico-Carboniferus, 35
- Billings (Dr. J. S.), his proposed National Catalogue of Medical Literature, 33
- Binney (Hon. Horace), proposed punishment for the publisher of an indexless book, 27
- Biographie Moderne, blunder in, 60
- Biographie Universelle, life of an imaginary person, 50
- Birch (W. De Gray), Fasti Monastici Aevi Saxonici, 106
- —— Index to the Journal of the British Archæological Association, 83
- Births, Deaths and Marriages, arrangement of newspaper lists of, 66
- Bishops, their signatures a source of trouble to some, 64
- —— to be arranged under their family names, 63, 72
- Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Index, 90
- Blomefield’s History of Norfolk, Index Nominum, 78
- Blomfield’s (Bishop) review of Barker’s edition of Stephens’s Thesaurus, 25
- Boccaccio, Index to his words and phrases, 29
- Bochart (M.), called an Index the soul of big books, 21 (note 12)
- Bodleian Library, Indexes to Catalogues of MSS., 108
- Bolton (H. C.), Bibliography of the History of Chemistry, 34
- —— Index to the Literature of Manganese, 34
- Book-Analyst and Library Guide, 34
- Bookseller’s ‘reason’ for not giving an Index, 13
- Boston (Mass.), Indexes to City Documents, 101
- Botanical Magazine, Indexes, 90
- Bowyer (William), praise of one of his Indexes, 25
- “Boyle upon Bentley”, 16
- Bramwell (G.), Table of the Private Statutes, 97
- Brayley’s Surrey, Indexes to, 56
- Bremond (— de), Table des Mémoires dans les Transactions Philosophiques, 87
- Brent (G. S.), Index to the Journal of the Geographical Society, 86
- Bridger’s Index to Pedigrees, 79, 104
- Brigham le jeune for Brigham Young, 61
- Brightwell (D. B.), Concordance to Tennyson, 78
- British and Foreign Medical Review, Index, 90
- British Archæological Association, Index to the Journal, 83
- British Association Reports, 34
- —— —— General Index in six Alphabets, 57, 83
- British Catalogue of Books, Index, 36, 107
- British Critic, Indexes, 25, 90
- British Museum Catalogue, 63
- —— —— arrangement of Anonymous Books, 29 (note), 43
- —— Rules for Cataloguing, 70
- —— Indexes to Catalogues of MSS., 36, 108
- Broch (J. K.), an imaginary author, 50
- Brodie (Thomas), Index to the Journals of the House of Lords, 99
- Bromley’s (William) Travels, ill-natured Index made to them by his enemies, 17
- Brown (Arthur), Treatise on different calculi, attributed to him, 50
- Browne’s (Sir Thomas) “Religio Medici,” the errata uncorrected in several editions, 65
- Brunet (G.) translates ‘White Knights’ as Le Chevalier Blanc, 52
- Brussels Academy’s Memoirs, 34
- Buckland (Dr.), said to be the author of a work “sur les ponts et chaussées”, 53
- Buffon’s Natural History, Index to the Plates, 78
- Buist, Index to Books and Papers on India, 103
- Bulwer Lytton (Sir Edward), Lord Lytton, his numerous names, 62, 63
- Burke’s Landed Gentry, Index to, 78
- Burney (M. C.), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
- Burton (Hill), “Book Hunter,” allusion to the power in the hands of an Indexer, 16
- —— History of Scotland, Index, 79
- Calcutta Review, Index, 91
- Calendar, as a synonym of Index, 7, 11
- Calendars of State Papers, 31
- Calendarium, use of the word in English books, 7
- Cambridge Concordance, 75
- Cambridge, Trinity College, Index of Books printed before 1600, 108
- Camden Society Publications, projected Index to, 36
- Campbell (Lord), proposed punishment for the publisher of an indexless book, 27
- —— his confession, 28
- —— good index to Lives of the Lord Chancellors, 46
- Campkin (H.), his Index to the Sussex Archæological Collections, 26, 88
- Camus, an imaginary author, 50
- Canada, Index to the Journals of the Legislative Assembly, 101
- Canadian Journal, bad Indexes to, 42-43
- Capgrave’s Chronicle of England, blunder in the Index, 49
- Carlisle (Nicholas) Index to Archæologia, 87
- —— Index to the Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy, 86
- Carlyle (Thomas), Index to his Works, 79
- —— his reference to Prynne’s “Histrio-Mastix”, 14
- —— he denounces the putters forth of indexless books, 27
- —— his remarks on the want of Indexes to the standard Historical Collections, 39
- Cartularies, Index to, 102
- Carus (J. V.), Bibliotheca Zoologica, 32
- —— —— blunders in the Index, 57
- Cary’s English Atlas, Index, 82
- Catalogue, as a synonym of Index, 11
- Catalogue of Scientific Papers, 32, 104
- Catalogues, Indexes to, 107-108
- Cataloguing, Rules for, 70
- Census of 1871, Index, 105
- “Centralblatt,” various German, 34
- Chadwick (J. N.), Index Nominum to Blomefield’s Norfolk, 78
- Chambers (R.), Index to Heirs-at-Law, 102
- Channing, two Doctors of the name, how to be distinguished, 68
- Charities, Index to the Commissioners’ Reports, 101
- Chatillon, compiler of the “Gradus ad Parnassum”, 29
- Chemical Society’s Journal, 33
- —— —— Index, 83
- Chemistry, Bibliography of the History of, 34
- Chetham Society’s Index, 84
- Chitty (E.), Index to Cases in Courts of Equity, 101
- —— his grudge against Justice Best, 45
- Chorley (Josiah), Metrical Index to the Bible, 76
- Christian Observer, Index to, by Macaulay, 26
- Cicero, his joke about Pollex and Index, 8
- —— his use of the word Index, 8
- Cinthio’s Novel turned into November by Warburton, 53
- Clarke (Mrs. Cowden), Concordance to Shakspere, 25, 77
- Clarke’s (Wm.) Roman, Saxon, and English Coins, Index to it, 25
- Classification v. the Alphabetical Arrangement, 56
- Clergyman and Dissenting Minister of the same Name, 69
- Cleveland (C. D.), Concordance to Milton, 77
- Cobbett’s Woodlands quoted, 55
- Cohen, the former name of Sir Francis Palgrave, 63
- Coke (Lord Chief Justice), an inaccurate man, 31
- Coleman (J.), Index to Printed Pedigrees, 104
- Coleridge (H.), Glossarial Index, 102
- College of Surgeons, Index to the Catalogue, 107
- Commons (House of), Indexes to Reports, Bills, Papers, etc., 100, 101
- —— Indexes to Journals, 99
- Companion to the Almanac, Index, 91
- Conant (T. J.), Index to the American Encyclopædia, 79
- Concordances to the Bible, 28;
- first, in 1247, 28;
- first English, by Marbeck, 28;
- first English to New Testament, 28
- —— list of, 75-78
- Congregational Quarterly, Index, 91
- Congress Library, U.S., Index to old Catalogue, 47
- Connecticut Academy, 34
- Contractions, dangers in filling them out, 53
- Cooke (J.), The Preacher’s Assistant, 106
- Copland’s Dictionary of Practical Medicine, 35
- Corpus Christi Guild, York, incomplete Index to the Register of, 48
- Cotton’s (C.) Concordance, 75
- County and Local Histories, need of Indexes to them, 39
- County Visitations, Indexes to, 102
- Courts of Equity, etc., Index to Cases, 101
- Cranwell (E.), Index to Books printed before 1600 in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge, 108
- Crestadoro (Dr.), his Index to the British Catalogue of Books, 36, 107
- Croker’s (Wilson) discovery of the blunders in the Mémoires de Louis XVIII., 51
- Cross (J. Ashton), his pamphlet on a Universal Index, 37
- —— paper before the Conference of Librarians, 37
- Cross references in an epitaph, 55
- —— need of care in the use of, 54
- —— use and abuse of, 72
- Cruden’s (Alex.) Concordance, 29, 76
- Cruttwell (Rev. C.), Concordance of Parallels collected from Bibles and Commentaries, 76
- Cunningham (T.), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 31, 99
- Curtis (F. A.), on the best method of constructing an Index, 58
- Curtis (S.), Indexes to the Botanical Magazine, 90
- Cushing (W.), Index to the North American Review, 94
- Cutter’s Rules for Cataloguing, 62, 70
- Cyclopædia (Appleton’s Annual), Index, 79
- —— (English), Index, 79
- “Da,” surnames not to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
- “Dal,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
- Darling’s Cyclopædia Bibliographica, 36, 106
- “De,” French surnames not to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
- De Bernardy’s Index-Register for next-of-kin, 103
- Dedication of an Index, 13
- “Del,” “Della,” surnames to be arranged under these prefixes, 71
- De Morgan (Prof.) on the Index to Jeake’s “Arithmetick”, 38
- —— on the length of life of bibliographies, 62
- —— Index of authors to his Arithmetical Books, 48
- De Quincey’s specimen of a French Abbé’s Greek, 51
- ‘Derselbe’ as an author, 61
- “Des,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
- Devils of use in a printing office, 69
- Differential Calculus misread as different calculi, 49
- Dircks’s Worcesteriana, blunder in, 50
- Disraeli’s (Isaac), Works edited by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 53
- —— Curiosities of Literature, quoted, 22, 54, 57, 66
- Donis (Nicholas), an imaginary author, 50
- Doran (Dr.) on “Best’s great mind”, 45
- Dorus Basilicus, an imaginary author, 50
- Douce (Francis), 27
- Downame’s (J.) Concordance, 75
- Downes’ (T.) Index to Pennant’s London, 81
- Draper (W. F.), Index to the Bibliotheca Sacra, 90
- Drayton, his use of the word Index, 7
- Dublin Medical Journal, Index, 91
- “Du,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
- Dugdale’s (Sir W.) Visitation of York, Index, 79
- —— Antiquities of Warwickshire, use of the words Index and Table in that book, 10
- Duncan (J.), Index to the Encyclopædia Britannica, 79
- Dunn (S.), Indexes to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
- Eadie’s Dictionary of the Bible, cross reference in, 54
- Edgeworth’s Essay on Irish Bulls, arranged under the head of Zoology, 57
- Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, Index, 91
- Edinburgh Review, Indexes, 91
- Edwards (J.), Index to Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Records, 106
- Egerton MSS., Index to, 108
- Encyclopædia (American), Index, 79
- Encyclopædia Britannica, useless cross reference in, 55
- —— —— Index, 79
- —— Metropolitana, Index, 79
- Engelmann’s praiseworthy Bibliographies, 32
- Engineers, see Institution; North of England.
- England, Parliamentary History of, Index, 81
- —— Pictorial History of, Index, 81
- “Enriched with two lists,” a supposed author, 52
- Erasmus, his use of Alphabetical Indexes, 8
- Errata, should they be Indexed?, 65
- ——, instances of malicious, 66
- Essayists, Indexes to the, 79
- Exchequer Records, Index to, 105
- Fabiani (Ferdinand), his blunder in a name, 52
- Fasti Monastici Aevi Saxonici, 106
- Field (C. D.), Index to the Indian Statute Book, 98
- Finlay (J.), Index of Irish Cases in Law and Equity, 103
- Flaxman (Dr. Roger), payment for Parliamentary Indexes, 31
- —— Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
- —— Johnson angry with him on account of the entry Mr. John Milton in the Index to the Ramblers, 64
- Fleming (Abraham), the index-maker of Shakespeare’s day, 10
- Ford’s Handbook of Spain, amusing reference in, 55
- Forster (J.), The Churchman’s Guide, 106
- Forster (Rev. Mr.), Parliamentary Indexer, 31
- —— Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
- Freeling (G. H.), Index to Numismatic Papers, 83
- Freeman (K.), Repertorium Juridicum, 98
- Fuller (Thomas), his praise of Indexes, 12
- —— his Index to the ‘Pisgah-sight of Palestine’, 12-13
- Furness (Mrs. H. H.), A Concordance to Shakespeare’s Poems, 78
- Gallager (Owen), 61
- Gentleman’s Magazine, Indexes, 25, 92
- —— badness of the Index of names, 46
- Geographical (Royal) Society, Indexes to the Journal, 86
- Geological Society, Index to Transactions, Proceedings, and Journal, 84
- Geological Survey of India, Index to the Records, 84
- Gerarde’s Herbal, by Johnson, use of the words Index and Table in that book, 10
- Giddings (J.), Indexes to The Times, 96
- Giraldus, his story of the crowd of devils attracted by false passages in a book, 69
- Girdlestone’s (Rev. C.) Concordance to the Psalms, 76
- Glaisher (J. W. L.), account of early books on Logarithms, 34
- Glanville’s ‘Vanity of Dogmatizing,’ quotation from, 12
- Glossarial Index to English Literature of thirteenth century, 102
- Gmelin’s Handbook of Chemistry, Index, 80
- Gomme (G. Laurence), Letter to the “Athenæum” on an Index Society, 38
- Gough (H.), Index to Parker Society’s Publications, 85
- Gradus ad Parnassum, 29
- —— in the British Museum Catalogue, 29 (note 18)
- Green (Rev. J.), Concordance to the Liturgy, 77
- Greenhill (Dr.), on the formation of an Index Society, 70
- Griffiths (Rev. J.), Index to Wills in the Court of the Chancellor of the University of Oxford, 107
- ‘Grundriss’ as an author, 61
- Gruteri Thesaurus Inscriptionum, Index to the book by Scaliger, 20
- Guarini placed among Ecclesiastical writers on account of his Il Pastor Fido, 57
- Gurwood’s Despatches of the Duke of Wellington, Index, 82
- Guy (D.), Index to Dr. Watts’s Psalms, 78
- Guy’s Hospital Reports, Index, 84
- Haidinger and Hauer, their names mixed up, 50
- Hall’s (Sidney) General Atlas, Index, 82
- Hallam’s Constitutional History, good Index to, 46
- Haller, as great a bibliographer as he was a physiologist, 31
- Halliwell (J. O.), Hand-Book Index to Shakespeare, 78
- Hamilton (H. C.), Index to the Pictorial History of England, 81
- Hamst (Olphar), pseud. for Ralph Thomas, 48, 52
- Hansard’s Parliamentary Debates, Index, 92
- Hardy (Sir T. Duffus), remarks on the “Pye-Book”, 11 (note 7)
- Hare’s Walks in London, Index, 44
- Harleian MSS., Index to, 108
- Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Index, 92
- Harrison (Robert), he proposes the formation of an Index Society in the “Athenæum”, 37
- Harvard University, 35
- Hawkins’s Pleas of the Crown, absurd cross references in, 55
- Headings, instances of bad, 43
- —— arrangement of, 71
- —— printing of, 73
- Hector (J.), Index to Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 85
- Hennen (J.), Index to the Medico-Chirurgical Transactions, 86
- Henrietta Maria, not alluded to in Prynne’s Index, 15 (note 9)
- Heralds’ Visitations, Indexes to, 102, 103
- Hericourt (Achmet d’), Annuaire des Sociétés Savantes, 53
- Heirs-at-Law, Indexes to, 102-103
- Hervey’s (R. F.) Concordance, 75
- Hesketh (Fleetwood), 61
- Heskeths, their change of name, 62
- Hippocrates, dedication of the Index to his Aphorisms, 13
- Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, Index to Transactions, 84
- Historical Collections, need of Indexes to those standard works, 39
- Historical MSS. Commission, Indexes to Reports, 101
- Hitopadesa quoted as the fables of the damned Calilve, 51
- Hodge (C.), Index to Systematic Theology, 107
- Holden (Edward S.), Index of Books and Memoirs relating to Nebulæ, 35
- —— Index of Books and Memoirs on the Transits of Mercury, 35
- Holland (Philemon), the translator-general, 10
- Holme’s Academy of Armory, Index, 80
- Holmes (T.), Index to Transactions of the Pathological Society, 85
- Homer, Poetical Index to Pope’s translation of the Iliad, 23
- —— Concordance to the Iliad, 76
- Horticultural Society, Index to Transactions, 84
- House of Commons Journals, sums paid for the Indexes, 31
- Howell’s “Discourse concerning the Precedency of Kings”, 13
- Howell’s State Trials, Index, 80
- Hume (Rev. A.), Index to Transactions of Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, 84
- Hume’s History of England, Biographical Index to, 80
- Hungarians place the Surname before the Christian name, 61
- Hunt (Leigh), his opinion on Index-making, 22, 24
- —— supposed author of the joke on Best’s great mind, 45
- Hunter (J. B.), Index to the New York Medical Journal, 94
- Hutchins’s Dorset, separate Indexes to, 56
- I and J to be kept distinct, 59, 71
- “Incorporation,” first use of the term, 48
- Index, history of the word, 7-11
- —— use by the Romans, 8
- —— naturalization of the word in English, 8
- —— introduced in the nominative case, 8
- —— the French word, 11
- —— the German word, 11
- —— alphabetical order not at first considered essential in one, 9
- —— long struggle with the word Table, 10-11
- —— said to be the soul of a book, 21
- —— not to be subdivided, 56
- —— answers to objections to a General Reference Index, 40
- —— various opinions on the value of Indexes, 12-13, 27
- —— Indexes not necessarily dry, 14, 22
- —— satirical and humorous Indexes, 16-18
- —— Indexes of sentiments and opinions, 23
- —— special and subject Indexes, 28-36, 39
- —— Preliminary List of English Indexes, 74-108
- Index Expurgatorius not a true Index, 8, 74
- Index learning, authors continually warning readers against it, 12
- Index Society, sense in which its title should be understood, 7
- —— account of the various attempts to found one, 36-38, 70
- —— answer to the question, what can such a Society do?, 38-40
- Indexers, power in their hands, 15
- —— no writers more read, 19
- —— celebrated, 20-21, 24-26
- —— proposed formation of a staff of, 37
- Indexing—compilation, 41-55
- —— arrangement, 56-66
- —— printing, 66-70
- —— Rules, 71-73
- India, Index to Books and Papers on, 103
- —— said to be conquered by Judas Maccabeus, in Capgrave’s Chronicle, 49
- Indian Statute Book, Index, 98
- Indical, word used by Fuller, 12
- Indice, the word used by Ben Jonson, 8
- —— the French word, 8, 11
- —— the Italian word, 8, 11
- —— the Spanish word, 11
- Indices, objection taken to the use of this plural in English, 9 (note 4)
- Indicium, the original of the French Indice, 11
- Initials, careless use of, 64
- Inquisition (The), ingenious mode of outwitting, 66
- Institute of Actuaries, Index of Journal, 89
- Institution of Civil Engineers, Index to Proceedings, 84
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Index to Proceedings, 84
- Inventory, as a synonym of Index, 11
- Ireland, Index to the Commons’ Journal of, 99
- —— Index to the Townlands and Towns of, 105
- Irish (Royal) Academy, Index to the Transactions, 86
- Irish Cases in Law and Equity, Index, 103
- Irish Statutes, Index, 98
- Italians sometimes place the surname before the Christian name, 61
- J. C., ludicrous filling out of these initials, 53, 70
- Jackson (J. R.), Index to the London Geographical Journal, 86
- Jardine (D.), Index to Howell’s State Trials, 80
- Jazon, an imaginary author, 51
- Jeake’s “Arithmetick surveighed and reviewed,” Index to, 38
- Jebb (Bishop) confused with his uncle, the Unitarian writer, 50
- Jevons (Prof. Stanley), his suggestion of an Index Society, 37
- Jewel’s Apology, by Isaacson, bad Index to, 43
- Johnson (Dr.) advises Richardson to add an Index to his novels, 23
- —— preface to his Dictionary quoted, 41
- —— his anger at Milton being styled Mr. John Milton, 64
- Johnston (Andrew), Pocket Index to Oke and Stone, 80
- Johnston’s (Keith) Index Geographicus, 82
- Jones (Edward), Index to Records, 105
- Jones (Thomas), his contributions to a General Index, 36
- Jonson (Ben), his use of the word Indice, 8
- Journals and Transactions, indexing of, 72
- Juvenal, the Venice edition of 1478, the first book with a printed errata, 65
- Keble’s Christian Year, Concordance to, 77
- King (Dr. William), the inventor of satirical Indexes, 16
- —— his attack upon Bentley in the Index to “Boyle upon Bentley”, 16
- —— his parody of Lister’s “Journey to Paris”, 17
- —— his attack upon Sir Hans Sloane, and the “Philosophical Transactions”, 17
- Knobel (E. B.), Chronology of Star Catalogues, 34
- “La,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
- ‘Labia Dormientum,’ title of a book, 57
- Lambeth Library, Index of Books printed before 1600, 107
- Lamoignon (M. de), his library, 21
- Lancashire and Cheshire, Historic Society of, Index, 84
- Latinised names of celebrated men, 61
- Lawrence (Rev. R. French), Index to Strype’s Works, 81
- Lawyers good indexers, 29
- “Le,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
- Leases of Manors and Lands, Index of, 103
- Le Clerc, his appreciation of the work of the indexer, 20, 21
- Leisure Hour, Index, 93
- Letsome (S.), the Preacher’s Assistant, 106
- Lewis (Sir George Cornewall), the supposed editor of Isaac Disraeli’s Works, 53
- Libraries (Public) in the United States, Special Report, 42
- Library Association of United Kingdom, Index to the Report of the Conference of Librarians, 39
- Library Association (American), Rules for Cataloguing, 62, 70
- “Library Table”, 34
- Link, de Stellis Marinis, arranged under the head of Astronomy, 57
- Linnean Society, Index to the Transactions, 85
- Lister’s “Journey to Paris,” parodied by Dr. King, 17
- Littré, his derivation of Indice, 11
- Liturgy, Concordance to the, 77
- Liverpool, Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, Index, 84
- Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society, Index to Proceedings, 85
- Logarithms, Account of early books on, 34
- London (George), his name often spelt Loudon, 49
- London (William), the bookseller, mistaken for Bishop Juxon, 65
- London Catalogue, Index, 107
- London Corporation, Index to Minutes of evidence taken before the Commissioners, 101
- London Institution Catalogue, 36
- London Library Catalogue, Index, 36
- London Magazine, Index, 93
- London Medical and Physical Journal, Index, 93
- Lords (House of), Indexes to Sessional Papers, 99-100
- —— Indexes to Journals, 98-99
- Loudon (C. J.), the Duke of Wellington mistakes his signature for that of the Bishop of London, 49
- Louis XVIII., Memoirs of, a mendacious compilation, 51
- Low (Sampson), Index to the British Catalogue, 36, 107
- —— Index to Current Literature, 107
- Lowell’s “Biglow Papers,” humorous Index to the book, 12
- Lyttelton’s (Lord) History of Henry II. has a long list of errata, 66
- Lytton (Lord), his numerous names, 62
- M‘ and Mc to be arranged as if written Mac, 72
- Macaulay an Indexer at the age of fifteen, 25
- —— Indexers treated with contempt by him, 26
- —— his objection to the indexing of his History by a Tory, 15
- McEwen on the Types, arranged under the head of Printing, 57
- McMasters (Rev. S. Y.), Index to Hume’s History of England, 80
- Macray (Rev. W. D.), Index to the Catalogue of Ashmole MSS., 108
- —— Index to the Catalogue of Rawlinson MSS., 108
- Madox’s History of the Exchequer, Index to, 80
- Maitland (Rev. S. R.), Index of Books printed before 1600 in the Lambeth Library, 107
- Maittaire (M.) prides himself on his talent for Index-making, 24
- Malcom (H.), Theological Index, 107
- Manchester Free Library Catalogue, Index, 36
- Manchester Statistical Society, Index to Transactions, 85
- Manganese, Index to the Literature of, 34
- Mantissa, a supposed author, 52
- Manuscripts, Guide to the verification of, 103
- —— Indexes of, 108
- Marbeck (J.), Concordance to the Bible, 28, 75
- Markland (J. H.), remarks on Indexing, 27, 45, 46
- Marshall (G. W.), Index to Pedigrees, 104
- “Mass, Anatomy of the,” has a long list of errata, 65
- Maty (P. H.), Index to the Philosophical Transactions, 25, 87
- May (T. Erskine), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
- Medical and Chirurgical Library, Index to Catalogue, 36, 108
- —— —— Indexes to the Transactions, 86
- Medical Literature, Bibliography of, 33
- Medico-Chirurgical Review, Index, 93
- “Menagiana,” quotation from, 21 (note 12)
- Merchants’ Magazine, Index, 93
- Merewether and Stephens’s History of Boroughs alluded to, 48
- Meyerbeer, his name a union of Christian- and Sur-names, 63
- Michel’s (Dan) ‘Ayenbite of Inwyt,’ Table of Contents to the book, 7
- Military Magazines (German), Index to, 36
- Milton, Concordance to, 77
- Minsheu, his use of the word Index, 10
- Misprints, the Indexer must be on his guard against them, 49
- Mr., use of this word in an Index, 64
- Montaigne’s Essays, Index to Cotton’s Translation, 22
- Monthly Magazine quoted, 55
- Monthly Review, Indexes, 25, 93-94
- —— late use of the word Table in that work, 11
- —— quotation from, 19
- Moody (J.), epitaph on, 55
- Moore (Edward), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 31, 99
- More (Hannah), Macaulay’s letter to her, 26
- Morgan (A.), Index to Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, 85
- Moreri, makes an author named Dorus Basilicus, 50
- Morris’s Catalogue of British Fossils, 35
- Name is that by which a person is known, 62
- —— one, divided into two, 51
- —— two of the same, often confused together, 68
- —— surname placed before the Christian name, 61
- Names, rules for the arrangement of foreign and English, respectively, 60, 71
- —— two rolled into one, 50
- —— authors arranged under their Christian names, 20
- —— rule for the arrangement of compound names, 60, 72
- —— Latinised names of celebrated men, 61
- Napier’s Bones, works on, arranged under the head of Anatomy, 57
- Naturalists’ Miscellany, Indexes, 94
- Nebulæ, Index of Books and Memoirs relating to, 35
- New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Index, 94
- New Englander, Index, 94
- New York Lyceum of Natural History, Annals of, 34
- New York Medical Journal, Index, 94
- New York State Library, Index to the Catalogue, 36, 108
- New York Times, Index, 94
- New York Daily Tribune, Index, 94
- New Zealand Institute, Index to Transactions and Proceedings, 85
- Newman’s (Samuel) Concordance, 75
- Next-of-Kin, Indexes to, 102-103
- Nichols (John), Indexes to his “Literary Anecdotes” and “Illustrations”, 25, 46
- Nicholson (J.), Index to Assurance Magazine, 89
- Nicolai (John), turned into a place, 51
- Niles’s Weekly Register, Index, 94
- North American Review, Indexes, 94
- North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, Index to Transactions, 85
- “Notes and Queries”, 46, 69
- —— announcement in its pages of the projected formation of an Index Society in 1854, 36
- —— Indexes, 95
- Noy’s (Attorney-General) reference to Prynne’s Index, 14
- Numerals to be used for number of volumes, 73
- Oke and Stone, Pocket Index to, 80
- Oldys (William) on the need of Indexes, 19-20
- Ordnance Survey, Index, 83
- Oriuna, the supposed wife of Carausius, 52
- Ormerod (G. W.), Classified Index to the Geological Society, 84
- Oulton (A. N.), Index to the Irish Statutes, 98
- Ovid, Index to Sandys’s translation, 22
- Oxford, Bodleian Library, Indexes of Ashmole and Rawlinson MSS., 107
- —— Index of the Wills in the Court of the Chancellor of the University, 107
- Oxford (Robert Harley Earl of), reported to be the author of the Index to Bromley’s Travels, 18
- Page, division of the Indexed, 73
- Palgrave (Sir Francis), his former name Cohen, 63
- —— Index to his Reports as Deputy Keeper of the Records, 106
- Pall Mall Gazette, letters in, by “A Lover of Indexes”, 37
- Parker Society Publications, Index to, 36, 85
- Parliament, Indexes to the Journals of the Houses of Lords and Commons, 98-99
- —— Index to the Rolls of, 102
- Parliamentary Debates, Index, 92
- Parliamentary History of England, Index, 81
- Parliamentary Papers, Indexes of, 99-101
- Pathological Society, Indexes to Transactions, 85
- Payne (Thomas) mistaken for Tom Paine, 50
- Peacock (Edw.), remarks on the badness of the Index to Whitelock’s Memorials, 47
- —— suggests a List of Indexes, 74
- Pedigrees, Indexes to, 103
- Peers to be arranged under their titles, 62, 72
- —— their signatures a source of trouble to some, 64
- Pennant (T.), Index to Buffon, 78
- —— Index to his Account of London, 81
- Penny Cyclopædia, vague cross references in the, 54
- Pepys’s Diary, marks of repetition in the Index, 68
- Periodicals, Indexes of, 89-96, 104
- Perkins, (F. B.), on Book Indexes, 42
- Peru, Present State of, 51
- Pharmaceutical Journal, Indexes, 95
- Pharmaceutical (American) Association, Index to Proceedings, 83
- Philippart (Sir John), Index to Hansard’s Parliamentary Debates, 92
- Phillipps (Sir Thomas), Indexes, 102-103
- Philosophical Magazine, 34
- —— Indexes, 95
- Philosophical Transactions, Indexes, 87
- —— laughed at by Dr. King, 17
- Pickering (Danby), Index to the Statutes at Large, 97
- Picus of Mirandula, an edition of his works, published in 1507, has a long list of errata, 65
- Piddington (H.), Index to Geological Papers, 83
- Pilpay’s Fables quoted as the fables of the damned Calilve, 51
- Pineda (Juan de), Index to his “Monarchia Ecclesiastica”, 13
- Places, Indexes of, 105
- Plateau (J.), Bibliographie Analytique des principaux phénomènes subjectifs de la Vision, 34
- Plays, Prynne’s attack upon, 14
- Pliny’s Naturall Historie of the World, use of the words Index and Table in that book, 10
- Plutarch’s Lives, by North, the Index called a Table, 10
- ‘Pollex’ contrasted with ‘Index’, 8
- Polybiblon: Revue Bibliographique Universelle, 34
- Poole’s (W. F.) Index of Periodical Literature, 35, 104
- —— the projected third edition, 35
- —— his remarks on the abuse of cross references, 54
- —— on the defects of classification, 56
- Pope (A.), Concordance to the Works of, 77
- Population Tables, 1871, Index, 105
- Practitioner, Index, 95
- Prefixes in surnames, rules regarding them, 60, 71
- Prendergast (G. L.), Concordance to the Iliad, 76
- —— Concordance to Milton, 77
- Pridden (Rev. J.), Index to the Rolls of Parliament, 102
- Prinsep (J.), Table of Indian Coal, 83
- Printing of an Index, 66
- —— of the headings, 73
- Prynne’s “Histrio-Mastix,” specimens from the Index, 14-15
- Prynne, a martyr to his conscientiousness in making an Index, 14
- Psalms, Concordances to the, 76
- Pullen (P.), Index to Joanna Southcott’s Writings, 81
- “Pye” as a synonym of Index, 11 (note 7)
- “Pye-Book,” derivation of the word, 11 (note 7)
- “Quarterly Journal of Science,” Index, 16, 95
- Quarterly Review, Indexes, 95-96
- Quérard (J. M.), Thomas’s notice of his life, 48, 52
- Quotations to be Indexed, 73
- Raithby (J.), Index to the Statutes at Large, 97
- Rambler, Index to, 64
- Rawlinson MSS., Index, 108
- Rawlinson’s (Dr.) note on the Index to Bromley’s Travels, 17
- ‘Rechenbuch’ as an author, 61
- Records, Index to the, 105
- Register, as a synonym of Index, 7, 10, 11
- —— the German word for Index, 11
- Religious Houses, Alphabetical List of the Heads of, 106
- Repertory of the Acts, Index, 96
- Repetition, marks of, in an Index, 67
- Reuss, Repertorium commentationum, 32
- Richardson (S.), Tables to Clarissa, 23
- —— Index to his three novels, 23, 81
- —— a practised Indexer, 24
- Richmond and Gordon (Duke of), his signature mistaken for that of a firm, 65
- Riddell (H.) and J. W. Rogers, Index to the Public Statutes, 97
- Riding (West) of Yorkshire, attempted derivation by a Frenchman, 53
- Robertson (W.), Index to the Charters granted by Sovereigns of Scotland, 105
- Rogers (H.), his appreciation of the work of the Indexer, 19
- Rolls of Parliament, Index, 102
- Roman de la Higuera (Geronymo) transformed into ‘Father Geronymo, a Romance of La Higuera’, 51
- Rowe (Rev. George), Index to Reports of the Architectural Societies of Yorkshire, etc., 88
- Royal Society attacked by Dr. King, 17
- —— Catalogue of Scientific Papers, 32, 104
- —— Indexes to the Philosophical Transactions, 87
- Ruffhead (Owen), Index to the Statutes at Large, 97
- Rules for obtaining Uniformity in the Indexes of Books, 71-73
- Ruskin’s Notes on the Construction of Sheepfolds arranged under the head of Agriculture, 57
- St. to be arranged in the alphabet as Saint, 72
- Saints to be arranged under their proper names, 72
- Salisbury (Bishop of), mistaken for a Mr. John Sarum, 65
- Scaliger, his Index to Grater’s “Thesaurus Inscriptionum”, 20
- Scarron, his malicious erratum, 66
- Schmidt (A.), Shakespeare-Lexicon, 77
- Scientific Papers, Catalogue of, 104
- Scobell’s ‘Acts and Ordinances,’ use of the words Index and Table in that Book, 10
- Scotland, Index to the Acts of Parliament, 102
- —— Index to the Acts of the Free Church, 102
- —— Index to Charters granted by Sovereigns of, 105
- Scribner’s Monthly, Index, 96
- Scudder (H. E.), Index to the Atlantic Monthly, 90
- Scudery (Mdlle. de), her notice of a dedicated Index, 13
- Seal (Great), Treatise on, arranged under the head of Zoology, 57
- Seignelay-Colbert de Castle Hill, Bishop of Rhodez, 51
- Seneca, his indication of the contents of his books, 7
- —— his use of the word Index, 8
- Sermons, Indexes to, 106
- Shaftesbury (Earl of), misprint in his letter to “The Times”, 53 (note 35)
- Shakespeare, his use of the word Index, 9
- —— Concordances to, 25, 77-78
- Shaw (G.) and R. P. Nodder, Indexes to Naturalists’ Miscellany, 94
- Shenstone’s “Schoolmistress,” ludicrous table of contents, 22-23
- Silliman’s American Journal, Indexes, 89
- Simms (C. S.), Index to the “Remains” published by the Chetham Society, 84
- Sims (R.), Index to Pedigrees and Arms, 103
- Skewes (Rev. H.), Index to Wesley’s Journals, 82
- Sloane (Sir Hans) laughed at by Dr. King, 17
- Societies, Indexes to Publications of, 83
- Society of Antiquaries, Indexes to Archæologia, 87
- Society of Arts, Indexes to Transactions and Journals, 88
- Solly (Edward), he proposes the formation of an Index Society, 37
- —— on “Best’s great mind”, 45, 46
- Southcott’s (Joanna) Writings, Indexes, 81
- Southey’s “Doctor,” headings to the chapters, 23
- Spectators, Tatlers and Guardians, General Index, 24, 43, 79
- Speed’s History of Great Britaine, use of the words Index and Table in that book, 11
- Speed (S.) reason for not adding an Index to one of Howell’s works, 13
- Spiller (B.), Index to Public Statutes, 97
- Stamp (G.), Index to the Statute Law, 98
- Standards Commission, Index to Reports, 101
- Star Catalogues, Chronology of, 34
- Statistical Society, Indexes to the Journal, 88
- —— (Manchester), Index to Transactions, 85
- Statutes, Indexes to the, 96-98
- Steele’s (Sir Richard) Indexes, 24
- Stenography, article on, in Rees’s Cyclopædia, 51
- Stephen (Sir J. Fitzjames), on a complete digest of the Law, 30
- —— on the early digesters of the Law, 31
- Stone’s Justice’s Manual, Index, 80
- Strachey (Rev. J.), Index to the Rolls of Parliament, 102
- Strype’s (J.) Works, Index, 81
- Summary, as a synonym of Index, 7, 11
- Surname, What is a?, 59
- Sussex Archæological Collections, Index, 26, 88
- Swift’s analytical table to his ‘Tale of a Tub’, 22
- —— account of the condition of Edmund Curll, 26
- —— bad index to his Works, edited by Scott, 46
- Swinburne’s “Under the Microscope” arranged under the head of Optical Instruments, 57
- Sykes (B.), List of Ancient Inscriptions, 83
- Syllabus, as a synonym of Index, 7, 8, 11
- Table, as a synonym of Index, 7, 10, 11, 14
- —— present use of the word to describe a summary of the contents of a book, 11
- —— late use of the word in the sense of an Index, 11
- —— the French word, 11
- Tabrum (E. J.), Index to Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Records, 106
- Tabula, use of the word in English books, 7
- Tatler, Index to the, 22, 24
- Tedder (H. R.), his full Index to the Report of the Conference of Librarians, 39
- Telegraph Engineers’ Society, Index to the Journal, 43
- Tennyson, Concordances to, 78
- Ter for tertius, as an affix to a name, 64
- Theology, Indexes to, 107
- Theses and Inaugural Dissertations, 32
- Thevenot’s Travels, 50
- Thomas (Ralph), Notice of Quérard, full index to it, 48
- Thoms (W. J.), his references to indexing, 19, 27
- Thring (Sir Henry), his Instructions for an Index to the Statute Law, 29, 41, 42
- “Times (The),” arrangement of the names in the lists of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 66
- —— Indexes, 96
- Titles (misleading) of books, 57
- Todd (A.), Index to the Journals of the Legislative Assembly of Canada, 101
- Todd (Rev. H. J.), Verbal Index to Milton, 77
- Topographical works, need of indexes to the chief, 39
- Transactions, indexing of, 72
- Transits of Mercury, Index of Books and Memoirs on the, 35
- Trials (State), Index to, 80
- Trinity College, Cambridge, Index to Books printed before 1600, 108
- Turner (Dawson), Guide to the verification of Manuscripts, 103
- Twiss (Francis), Verbal Index to Shakspeare, 25, 77
- Tytler’s (P. F.) History of Scotland, Index, 81
- U and V to be kept distinct, 59, 71
- United Service (Royal) Institution, Index of Lectures and Papers, 87
- Upham (E.), Index to the Rolls of Parliament, 102
- Useful Knowledge Society, Index to the Maps, 83
- “Van,” surnames not to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
- Vardon (T.), Index to Local and Personal and Private Acts, 97
- —— Indexes to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
- Viar (S), an imaginary saint, 52
- ‘Viol and Lute,’ a collection of Poems, arranged under the head of Musical Instruments, 57
- “Von,” surnames not to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
- Walpole’s Letters, bad index to, 46
- Walton (Bp.) imagines an author named Camus, 50
- Warburton’s (Bishop) blunder in filling out contractions, 53
- Warton’s History of English Poetry, Index, 82
- Watt’s Bibliotheca Britannica, 50
- —— —— Index, 35
- Watts (Dr.), his warning against index learning, 12
- —— Index to his Psalms, 78
- Watts (H.), Index to Gmelin’s Handbook of Chemistry, 80
- —— Index to the Journal of the Chemical Society, 83
- Watts (Mr.), his objection to the use of an uncomplimentary adjective in an Index, 16
- Watts (Thomas), on the formation of an Index Society, 70
- Wellington (Duke of), Index to his Despatches, 82
- —— amusing misreading of Loudon’s letter, 49
- Wesley’s Journals, Index, 82
- Westminster Review, Index, 96
- Wheatley (B. R.), paper on an ‘evitandum’ in Index-making alluded to, 28, 45, 54
- —— Index to the Medico-Chirurgical Transactions, 86
- —— Index to the Catalogue of the Library of the Medical and Chirurgical Society, 108
- —— Index to Transactions of the Pathological Society, 85
- —— Index to the Journal of the Statistical Society, 88
- ‘White Knights’ translated as ‘Le Chevalier Blanc’, 52
- Whitelock’s Memorial, Index to one volume folio edition made to do duty for four volume octavo edition, 47
- Wickens (Robert), Concordance, 75
- Wilkinson (T. R.), Index to Transactions of Manchester Statistical Society, 85
- Wills in the Court of the Chancellor of the University of Oxford, Index, 107
- Wilson (Rev. H. B.), Index to the Family Bible, 76
- Winsor (Justin), Bibliographical Contributions, 35
- —— letter to the “Athenæum” on an Index Society, 38
- —— his “Handbook for Readers”, 74
- Winton (George), the signature of Bishop Tomline, 65
- Worcester’s (Marquis of) Century of Inventions, 50
- Wrong (Abstract), a crime never committed, 18 (note 10)
- Wynford (Lord), previously Sir W. D. Best, 45
- Xeucathle, a disguised form of Newcastle, 61
- Year Books, etc., Index to, 98
- Yeowell (J.), Indexes to the Notes and Queries, 95
- Young (Brigham), called Brigham le jeune in the Biographie Moderne, 61
- Young (T.), Lectures on Natural Philosophy, 104
- Zoological Record, 33
- Zoological Society, Indexes to Proceedings, 88