D

• Dalkeith, Edinburgh, gardens and conservatories 613.
• Dame Europa school publications 1663.
• Dancers, Cavallazzi 730,
• Cushnie 870,
• De Camp 186,
• Duvernay 797,
• Grisi 1469,
• Kelsey 185,
• Leclercq 348,
• Lola Montez 479,
• Louise 501,
• Milano 870,
• Perrot 1469,
• Pitteri 1360,
• Vestris 794.
• Dancing, teachers of, Adelaide 401,
• Michaud 401,
• Nathan 1086,
• Parkes 1351.
• Dandies, Ponsonby 1578.
• Darlington, the first mayor 1426.
• Davies, David, d. 1861, shot at lord Palmerston 1325.
• Deaf men, Kitto 248,
• Lane 298.
• Deaths under peculiar circumstances, at Junior Garrick club 789,
• at a railway station 365,
• at the dinner table 495,
• burnt when experimenting on naptha 726,
• by the road side 1165,
• died on Wimbledon common 1608,
• drowned in lake of Como 1621,
• fall on a staircase 1507,
• falling down stairs and fracturing skull 701, 1002,
• falling from a precipice 375,
• falling from Scafel, Cumberland 754,
• falling into boiling liquid 129,
• falling into the area of the house 1478,
• falling two hundred feet over a precipice 957,
• from alarm in a thunder storm 483,
• from fumes of charcoal 407,
• frozen to death 1177,
• in a billiard room 283,
• in a cab 109, 1160,
• in a chemist’s shop 66,
• in a hair dresser’s shop 607,
• in lord Salisbury’s ante room 3,
• in a police barracks 778,
• in railway carriages 306, 561, 908,
• in a Turkish bath 247,
• judge stabbed by an assassin 1166,
• jumping out of a window 551,
• jumping over Dean bridge, Leith 26,
• killed by an elephant 49,
• not in Times till three years and a half after decease 95,
• on a grouse moor 501,
• overturned in a cab 339,
• rib entering lungs 119,
• rupture from taking a high jump as Miles in the Colleen Bawn 1421,
• shot by his butler 102,
• son while pheasant shooting shoots his father 1615,
• stabbed by a newspaper correspondent 995,
• struck by a wave 271,
• struck with lightning while shooting 316,
• swept off Filey Brigg 1305,
• thrown from a tandem in Hyde park 1392,
• upset in a jaunting car 152,
• while addressing a meeting 462,
• while hunting 1606,
• while playing lawn tennis 1265,
• while riding in a carriage 1524,
• while writing a leading article 728,
• wounded by an assassin 202.
• Delany, Patrick, attempts to murder justice J. A. Lawson 334.
• Dentist, Purland 1674.
• Derby, Edward Smith, d. 1851, earl of, menagerie at Knowsley 342.
• De Ros, Henry William, 19 Baron, d. 1839, card cheating case 1403.
• Devil, devil among the tailors, a song 1051,
• personality of the devil 77.
• Devon, lord lieutenant 1176.
• Dhuleep Singh, d. 1893, rajah of the Punjaub 267.
• Diaries, Letts’ 401.
• Dickens, Charles, d. 1870, novelist, acts in The Frozen deep 62,
• Christmas carol, dramatised 162,
• David Copperfield dramatised 23,
• Dombey and daughter, a fiction by R. Nicholson 1143,
• his amateur co. 552,
• his manager in America 1269,
• Mr. Squeers and his original 459,
• Nicholas Nickleby dedicated to Macready 680,
• Nicholas Nickleby, additional illustrations 1248,
• Pickwick additional illustrations 1248,
• serial works translated into German 970,
• takes lessons in fencing and boxing 31.
• Dictionaries, gradus and dictionary of ideas in one hundred and twenty eight volumes 86,
• a pentecontaglossal dictionary 438.
• Die sinker, Moore 951.
• Dilatoriness, removed from a public office for 302.
• Diners out, Luttrell 537,
• Quin 1690.
• Dinner party, long continued 1328.
• Dioramas, See also Panoramas,
• coronation of William the fourth 755,
• queen’s visit to Ireland 1208, 1509.
• Dipping needle constructed 148.
• Disraeli, Benjamin, d. 1881, earl of Beaconsfield, copyright of his novels 489,
• corbel likeness of at Chester 193,
• sir J. A. Macdonald exactly like him 584.
• Divorce, divorce commission 679.
• Dodwell, rev. Henry John, shoots at master of the rolls 95.
• Dogs, a clipper of poodles 1490,
• Birmingham national show 498,
• Crystal palace show 498,
• dog breeder 1675,
• Deerhounds of Colonsay 671,
• Japanese pugs 60,
• Kennel club 498,
• Master M’Grath 532,
• Persian greyhounds 60.
• Donaldson, John W. d. 1861, Greek scholar 345.
• Down, lord lieutenant 482.
• Drama, examiner of plays 1531,
• inspector of plays 309,
• plays refused licence 620,
• tea-cup and saucer comedy 1674.
• Dramatists, Agoust 620,
• Allen 165,
• Baylis 815,
• Burnot 1352,
• Clifton 545,
• Conquest 1485,
• Dance 794,
• Edwards 815,
• Fitzball 1432,
• Grundy 620, 1485,
• Harris 1485,
• Hatton 799,
• James, C. S. 47,
• James, G. P. R. 49,
• Jerrold, D. W. 88,
• Jerrold, W. B. 89,
• Johnstone 119,
• Jodrell 100,
• Kenny 203,
• Kingdon 231,
• Knowles 166,
• Lacy 274,
• Langford 301,
• Levey 405,
• Lewis 498,
• Lister 417,
• Logan 478,
• Lovell 505,
• Lover 506,
• Lunn 531,
• Lyne 545,
• M’ Ardle 559,
• Mc Kay 620,
• M’ Lean 651,
• Maddox 686,
• Major 705,
• Marchant 732,
• Marshall 756,
• Marston 763, 1269,
• Matthison 799,
• Mayhew, A. S. 815,
• Mayhew, E. 815,
• Mayhew, Henry 815,
• Mayhew, Horace 816,
• Mayhew, T. 816,
• Maynard 817,
• Merritt 1485,
• Millingen 887,
• Millward 893,
• Milman 893,
• Mitford 910,
• Moncrieff 921,
• Morgan 968,
• Morton, J. M. 995,
• Morton, T. 995,
• Nightingale 1151,
• O’ Neill 1247,
• Ormonde 1259,
• Owenson 968,
• Oxberry 1294,
• Oxenford 1296,
• Parry, J. 1363,
• Parry, T. 1366,
• Pae 1301,
• Pettitt 1485,
• Phillipps 1512,
• Pitt 1550,
• Planché 794, 1553,
• Poole, J. 1583,
• Poole, W. H. 1585,
• Powell 1609,
• Reade 1485,
• Reece 711, 1432,
• Scott 799,
• Sims 1485,
• Talford 166,
• Wills 756,
• Wyndham 799.
• Drapers, Fore street co. 987,
• Halling 1424,
• Marshall and Snelgrove 758,
• Meeking 834,
• Moore 947,
• Morrison 987.
• See also Hosiers 1720.
• Drawing rooms, at Buckingham palace, name removed from list of presentations 639,
• scene at a 90.
• Drinking, drinking six tankards of strong ale a day 832.
• Drinkwater, John Elliot, d. 1851, author 520.
• Druids, Price the archdruid 1640.
• Drummond, Edward, assassinated 25 Jany. 1843, sec. to sir R. Peel 668.
• Dry earth closet system 1003.
• Dublin, Alexandra college founded 74,
• archbishop 689,
• lord lieutenant 828,
• Mountjoy prison erected 1287,
• National gallery founded 1025,
• order of sisters of charity established 1041,
• Park st. school of medicine founded 41,
• Peter st. sch. of medicine renamed Ledwich school 349,
• star of Erin theatre built 516,
• Trinity college first Roman catholic fellow 693,
• Vartry waterworks 1113.
• Dudley, William Ward, 1 earl of, d. 1885, and Her Majesty’s theatre 529.
• Duelling, histories of 887.
• Duels, Alvanley and O’ Connell 1205.
• Battier and Londonderry 482.
• Bentinck and Osbaldeston 1264.
• Brown and Maclaren 585.
• Colquhoun and Murray-Dunlop 1056.
• D’ Esterre and O’ Connell 668.
• Disraeli and O’ Connell 1205.
• Fawcett and Munro 1028.
• Grattan and Londonderry 482.
• Hawkey and Seaton 1682.
• Le Breton and Ste Croix 347.
• Loftus and Harley 475.
• Mahon and O’ Brien 695.
• Mitchell and Donaldson 907.
• Napoleon iii and Count Leon 1081.
• O’ Brien and Steele 1200.
• Payne and Another 1403.
• Pickford and a Frenchman 1526.
• Quillinan two duels 1689.
• Smyth and O’ Grady 738.
• Dulwich college act 749.
• Dumfriesshire, lord lieutenant 1687.
• Dundee, jute manufacture introduced 1099.
• Durham, Lightfoot fund 429,
• lord lieutenant 482,
• St. Bees, first student at 33.
• Dye works 225.
• D’ye ken John Peel, a song 1433.

E

• Ealing park gardens 331.
• Earls, an earl a railway porter 316,
• an earl’s daughter marries her father’s organist 1036.
• Earls marshall of England 1164, 1165.
• Earth, density of determined in Horton colliery 1567,
• the rotation of the 1607.
• East India Company, Addiscombe college dissolved 1448,
• chairmen 79, 466, 535, 539, 718,
• chairman, attempt to murder 466,
• Haileybury college closed 838,
• iron ship carrying guns 280.
• Ecarté player, Idle 4.
• Eccentric characters, Joey Jones 137,
• Renton Nicholson 1142,
• Lionel S. Pilkington 1537.
• Edinburgh, Adelphi theatre lessee 1056,
• buildings erected by Playfair 1557,
• called the modern Athens 1557,
• Crawley water introduced 61,
• Dean bridge across the water of Leith 343,
• Fettes college, first head master 1605,
• Heriot free schools established 645,
• lord provost 343,
• Neill gold medalist of royal society 438,
• parliament house in the castle restored 1105,
• theatre royal lessee 1056.
• Edinburgh university, chair of geology founded 1033,
• chancellor 12,
• graduation in law introduced 497,
• lord rectors 3, 1176,
• the only Englishman ever professor of physic 337.
• Edinburgh, Alfred, duke of, b. 1844, now duke of Saxe-Coburg, his naval instructor 1101,
• his treasurer 424,
• his tutor 423.
• Education, Frœbel’s system 1689,
• Mimpris’s system of graduated instruction 898.
• Egg hornpipe danced by baron Nathan 1086.
• Eglinton tournament, jester at 612,
• knight marshal 282,
• knights at 1081,
• knight visitor 1476,
• lord high marshal 482.
• Egremont, George O’ Brien Wyndham, d. 1837, third earl of, his natural son 348.
• Egypt, exploration of the pyramids 1469,
• first Englishman who acquired influence there 309,
• Khedive’s yacht Mahroussa 32.
• Eigg, island of, Invernesshire, the proprietor 676.
• Electricians, Jenkin 76,
• Lever 403.
• Electricity, electric light exhibited at Dundee 437,
• first used as a curative agent 1047,
• mathematical theory of 808,
• mercury contacts 1460,
• Pulvermacher’s galvanic bands and electric belts 1669,
• telegraphing without wires 437.
• Electric endosmosis discovered 1589.
• Electro platers and plating, Elkington and Mason 783, 1350,
• inventions in 1350,
• plating process introduced 813.
• Electro-magnetism 150.
• Electro-metallurgy 148.
• Electrotyping, improvements in 962.
• Elephant man, the 851.
• Elliotson, John, d. 1868, mesmerist 1228.
• Elocution, lecturer on 1561.
• Eltham tragedy, The 1581.
• Ely, monastery of, twelve hundreth anniversary of foundation 849.
• Embalmed body exhibited 1377.
• Encyclopædia Britannica, editor of 645.
• Engineers, Jacomb 46,
• Kitson 248,
• Laxton 335,
• Locke 467,
• Low 510,
• Mc Clean 572,
• Macneill 672,
• Manby 714,
• Miller 879,
• Mitchell 905,
• Moorsom 958,
• Murray 1048,
• Mylne 1066,
• Nasmyth 1085,
• Oldham 1230,
• Ormiston 1258,
• Ormsby 1259,
• Page 1304,
• Piercy 1528,
• Price 1637,
• Punchard 1670.
• Engine makers, Maudslay 800, 801,
• Penn 1449.
• English channel tunnel 510.
• Engravers, Bartolozzi 794,
• Heath 1681,
• Jackson 35,
• Jeens 67,
• Jenkins 78,
• Jewitt 98,
• Jones 126,
• Laing 278,
• Landells 289,
• Landseer, J. 294,
• Landseer, T. 294,
• Lane 297,
• Le Keux 383,
• Lowry 516,
• Lewis, C. G. 410,
• Lewis, F. C. 411,
• Lizars 455,
• Martin 769,
• Meryon 856,
• Miller 884,
• Mitchell, J. 902,
• Mitchell, R. 905,
• Moses 998,
• Mottram 1002,
• Noble 1157,
• Parry 1362,
• Pistrucci 1546,
• Prior 1647,
• Pye, C. 1681,
• Pye, J. 1681,
• Quartley 1686,
• Wyon 1547.
• Engravings, collectors of 108, 218,
• publishers of 651,
• steel for mezzotint engravings 532.
• Entertainers, Corri 226,
• Jones 140,
• Julian 155,
• Kelly 182,
• Kennedy 196,
• Lloyd 226,
• Love 503,
• Lover 506,
• Mathews, C. 792,
• Mathews, C. J. 792,
• Miller 876,
• Newton 1180,
• Parry 1364–5,
• Phillips 1506,
• Schultz 155,
• Smith 1509.
• Entomologists, King 229,
• Pascoe 1374.
• Eothen, or traces of travel 232.
• Epping forest, Essex, litigation about 1105.
• Epsom salts prepared from sea water 105.
• Equestrian performers, Cooke 366,
• Lees 365,
• Macarte 560,
• Madigan 688,
• Pearson 1424,
• Perks 1467,
• Powell 1608,
• Quaglieni 1685.
• See also Circus proprietors col. 1709.
• Etching, for book plates 455,
• with a brush on stone and zinc 99.
• Eton, eighty boys flogged 168,
• Keate master 168,
• organist 904.
• Eugénie, empress of the French, b. 1826, visits England 1081.
• Evans, Mary Ann, d. 1880, Mrs. Cross ‘George Eliot,’ lives with G. H. Lewes 408,
• her residuary legatee 408,
• Liggins’ claim to authorship of Adam Bede 427.
• Exchequer, chancellors of, Lewis 413,
• Monteagle 931,
• Northbrook 1175,
• Northcott 3, 1175,
• Petty 304.
• Executioner, Marwood 778.
• Exhibition of 1851, The Great, castings for 100,
• decoration of 139,
• Paxton’s design for 1401,
• sir John Kelk’s gift to 177.
• Exhibition of 1862, The, erected 177,
• Paxton superintends the erection 1401.

F

• Fairfax manuscripts published 105.
• Falsely convicted, Habron 1409.
• Families large, fifteen children 531,
• twenty one children 342,
• one hundred children and grand children 350.
• Farming, Whitfield example farm 994,
• Uley cultivator 994.
• Fashion, leaders of, Jaraczewski 61,
• O’ Brien 1199.
• See also Dandies col. 1712.
• Fasting girl, Jacob 43.
• Fastnet rock lighthouse built 712.
• Fat people, Mansfield 726–27,
• Price 1634.
• Fat monger butchering children to use fat of entrails 75.
• Fathers, Library of the 745.
• Fencing, teachers of 31, 768.
• Fenians, Barrett 1022,
• Kickham 216,
• Meagher 826,
• O’ Mahony 1243,
• O’ Reilly 1253,
• O’ Sullivan 1272,
• Pigott 1533,
• Stephens 215, 1232,
• a Fenian shoots Mc Gee 601.
• Fereek, an Egyptian title 637.
• Fergusson, Sir Robert Alexander, d. 1860, baronet, statue of 135.
• Ferrocyanic acid discovered 1589.
• Fires, annihilator invented 1513,
• extincteur suggested 715,
• fire engine makers 855,
• fire plug system invented 1566,
• inquests concerning fires revived 1406,
• Milner’s patent safes 896,
• portable fire stations 1566,
• the art of stirring a fire 373.
• Fish and fishing, artificial flies 1668,
• hatching at Lunesdale 451.
• Fishermen, Johnson 107,
• Livesey 451.
• Flageolet player, Parry 1363.
• Flax, mill described in Disraeli’s Sybil 758,
• spinning machinery 647,
• yarn manufacturer 1021.
• Flint prehistoric weapons 1176.
• Floating graving dock invented 1087.
• Flooring, the buckled plate flooring invented 712.
• Flowers, white flowers coloured with aniline dyes 1107.
• Flute players, Mason 784,
• Pratten 1623.
• Food preservation, Arktos cold chamber 1467.
• Foreign affairs, secretaries of state for, Malmesbury 713,
• Northcott 1176,
• Palmerston 1325,
• dismissed from his office 1326.
• Foreign office, a consul general dismissed the service 1043,
• Marvin discloses the secret treaty with Russia 778.
• Forged letters, C. S. Parnell and The Times 1358.
• Forget me not, a ballad 1384.
• Fortresses, earthen for protection of London 1314.
• Fossils, collections of 2, 6, 419, 729,
• discovery of 1410,
• eozoon canadense 477,
• Pengelly’s collection 1447.
• France, deputation from peace society to Napoleon 1426,
• Dubois wrestler 58,
• English establishment at Calais 198,
• Englishman a citizen of the republic 1109,
• iron steamers on the Seine 1073,
• legion of honour, first Englishman a member 660,
• Mc All non-sectarian mission in Paris 558.
• Franklin, Sir John, d. 1847, Arctic explorer, Collinson’s expedition 46,
• expeditions in search of 179, 201.
• Frederick, Empress of Germany, b. 1840, at Venice 707.
• Freemasons, Jack 27,
• Little 447,
• Phillips 1493,
• grand master in Ireland 380,
• grand master mason for Scotland 731,
• Logic club founded 650,
• Urban lodge, master 763.
• Friendly societies, registrar of 1622.
• Frœbel, Friedrich, d. 1852, schoolmaster, founder of kindergartens 1689.
• Froude, John Anthony, d. 1894, historian, a visitor at Dromore 696.
• Furrier, Nicholay, 1132.
• Fust, Sir John, d. 1841, master of Trinity hall 82.
• Fustian cutter, 138.