J

• Jacobite, the last 1030.
• Jacotot, Joseph, d. 1840, French educational writer, his system of teaching 1405.
• Jamaica, the William Gordon riots 1100.
• Jameson, Anna Brownell, d. 1860, author 55,
• befriended by Anne B. Proctor 1653.
• Japan, butterflies 1602,
• idols, collections of 60,
• missionary bishop of 1581,
• postal system 221,
• the mint 221,
• traders 913,
• treaty with 1353.
• Javasu, the princess of 64.
• Jecks, Charles Albert, d. 12 York terrace, Ramsgate, 12 Feb. 1895, acting manager Adelphi theatre 67.
• Jenny Jones, a song, 1363.
• Jersey, Victoria college, St. Helier’s built 96.
• Jerusalem the golden, a hymn, author of 1089.
• Jews, first Jewish judge 95,
• showmen at fairs 97.
• Jockeys, Jacques 46,
• Jones 124,
• Kendall 192,
• Lye 540,
• Macdonald 586,
• Marlow 742,
• Marson 762,
• Oliver 1239,
• Osborne 226,
• Percival 1462.
• Jödler, A. Julian Von Joel 101.
• Johnson, J., theatrical manager 356.
• Johnson, Samuel, d. 1784, lexicographer, and queenie Thrale 176,
• collection of Johnsoniana 1566,
• his fir table 511,
• his god daughter, A. E. Lowe 511,
• his relics sold by Barber 480.
• Judas Iscariot and the thirty pieces of silver 83.
• Judge and jury society established 1143.
• Juggler, Lee 356.
• Jumper of long distances, Nightingale 1151.
• Junius, his letters 580.
• Jute introduced into Dundee 1099.

K

• Kathleen Mavourneen, a song 1417.
• Keats, John, d. 1821, poet, his friends 1653,
• his sister 455.
• Kensington, South, assistant director for science 25,
• lace academy at 1313,
• natural history museum 1290.
• Kent, smugglers on the coast 1428.
• Kent, Edward Augustus, d. 1820, duke of, his wife 205,
• life of 1089.
• Kent’s cavern, Torquay, ossiferous remains in 1177.
• Kerry, lord lieutenant 193.
• Kew gardens, Surrey, North gallery of flower paintings 1172.
• Kildare, lord lieutenant 380.
• Kincardineshire, lord lieutenant 242.
• Knife cleaning machine invented 205.
• Knights and knighthood, G.C.B. declined 1408,
• knighted free of expense 1512,
• knighthood declined 300, 557, 561, 950,
• regulations against using foreign orders issued 6,
• son of a baronet can ask to be knighted 1212.
• Knights Bachelor, Collier 925,
• Ingham 10,
• Jackson, G. 31,
• Jackson, L. S. 36,
• James, H. 50,
• James, J. K. 53,
• James, W. B. 54,
• Jardine 61,
• Jarvis 63,
• Jeffcott 68,
• Jejeebhoy 73,
• Jenner 82,
• Jervis 91,
• Jessel 95,
• Johnson, E. 104,
• Johnson, W. G. 111,
• Johnston 116,
• Jones, C. T. 123,
• Jones, D. 123,
• Jones, H. 128,
• Kane 159,
• Karslake 170,
• Keating 169,
• Kelly 182,
• Kennedy 195,
• Kincaid 220,
• Kindersley 221,
• King, E. D. 223,
• King, H. 224,
• Kingsmill 236,
• Kirby 242,
• Kirkland 245,
• Knight 251,
• Kortright 266,
• Landseer 293,
• Lanyon 305,
• Latham 311,
• Lauri 319,
• Leake 341,
• Le Breton 347,
• Le Couteur 348,
• Lee, G. P. 351,
• Lee, H. I. 352,
• Leeke 363,
• Lees 365,
• Le Marchant 385,
• Lentaigne 390,
• L’ Estrange 399,
• Liddell 424,
• Lillie 431,
• Lloyd 463,
• Logan 476,
• Login 479,
• Lowthrop 518,
• Lumsden 530,
• Lush 533,
• Lycett 539,
• Lyell 540,
• Lyndhurst 544,
• Lyons, E. L. 547,
• Lyons, W. 549,
• Mc Adam 557,
• Mc Arthur 561,
• Macaulay 564,
• Macbain 564,
• Maccarthy 569,
• Mc Clure 573,
• Mc Culloch 578,
• Mc Donnel 588,
• Macdonnell 590,
• Mac Dougall 592,
• Macfarren 599,
• Mackenzie 630,
• Maclaine 644,
• Maclean 649,
• Maclear 651,
• Macleay 652,
• Macleod, G. H. B. 656,
• Macleod, J. 656,
• Macmahon 660,
• Macnamara 666,
• Macnee 669,
• Macneill 672,
• Madden 684,
• Maddock 686,
• Magrath 692,
• Maitland 317,
• Malcolm 707,
• Malins 711,
• Mallet 712,
• Manisty 719,
• Mansell 726,
• Mantell 720,
• Marett 734,
• Marshall, A. M. 754,
• Marshall, C. 754,
• Marshall, J. 758,
• Martin, J. 768,
• Martin, J. R. 768,
• Martin, S. 773,
• Martin, W. 775,
• Martineau 777,
• Martins 777,
• Mason 783,
• Maule, J. B. 802,
• Maule, W. H. 802,
• Maxwell 809,
• May 812,
• Medhurst 830,
• Meek, J. 833,
• Mellish 836,
• Mellor 838,
• Melville 841,
• Meredith, 847,
• Milton 897,
• Mitchell, T. L. 907,
• Mitchell, W. 908,
• Mitchell, W. H. F. 908,
• Molesworth 916,
• Monro 925,
• Montagu 929,
• Montefiore 932,
• Montresor 940,
• Morgan 968,
• Morison 972,
• Morland 974,
• Morley 977,
• Morphett 979,
• Morris, B. 980,
• Morris, E. 981,
• Morris, G. 982,
• Morris, J. 983,
• Morrison 987,
• Muggeridge 1017,
• Munro 1029,
• Murchison 1033,
• Murphy, F. 1037,
• Murray, J. 1047,
• Murray, J. A. 1049,
• Murray, T. A. 1053,
• Musgrove 1061,
• Need 1093,
• Nelson 1105,
• Newbigging 1115,
• Newton 1130,
• Nickle 1146,
• Nisbet 1152,
• Norris 1170,
• Nugent, E. 1186,
• Nugent, O. 1188,
• O’Connell 1205,
• O’Donel 1212,
• O’Donnell 1213,
• Officer 1216,
• Oldknow 1231,
• Oliphant 1232,
• Olliffe 1241,
• Ommanney 1245,
• Ord 1250,
• Orpen 1261,
• Orr 1261,
• O’ Shaughnessy 1270,
• Otway 1275,
• Owden 1282,
• Owen, H. 1287,
• Packer 1299,
• Palgrave 1311,
• Palliser 1314,
• Palmer 1319,
• Parish 1337,
• Parke 1340,
• Parker, Henry Watson 1343,
• Parker, James 1344,
• Parry, L. P. J. 1365,
• Parry, W. E. 1368,
• Patteson 1387,
• Paxton 1401,
• Peacock 1411,
• Pearson, E. 1422,
• Pearson, J. 1423,
• Pedder 1430,
• Peel 1434,
• Pell 1440,
• Pellew 1442,
• Pendlebury 1447,
• Pennethorne 1453,
• Perrier 1468,
• Perry, T. E. 1473,
• Perry, W. 1474,
• Phillimore 1498,
• Phillips, B. S. 1502,
• Phillips, B. T. 1503,
• Phillips, T. 1512,
• Picton 1526,
• Pierson 1530,
• Pigott 1532,
• Pine 1540,
• Pinsent 1543,
• Piozzi 1545,
• Pitcairn 1547,
• Pittis 1551,
• Platt 1556,
• Playfair 1557,
• Pocock 1566,
• Poland 1569,
• Pollock 1575,
• Porter 1590,
• Potter 1601,
• Prendergast 1624,
• Preston, G. 1630,
• Preston, J. 1630,
• Prestwich 1631,
• Prior 1647,
• Pym 1683,
• Pynn 1684,
• Quain 1685,
• Quentin 1688.
• Knight marshall of royal household 282.
• Knockabout performers 567.
• Knowles, James Sheridan, d. 1862, dramatist 259,
• befriended Ann Kelly 180,
• his dramas 166.
• Koenig, Hermann Louis, d. 1857, composer of the Post horn galop 1844, H. Koenig’s First selection of solos for cornet à piston, forty numbers 1853–7, Koenig’s Journal for the cornet à piston 1846–58, and upwards of 50 other pieces of music 1846–58, col. 266.

L

• Lace, academy at South Kensington 1313,
• makers of 978.
• Ladder, a burglar’s 1409.
• Lady of Lyons, a drama 552.
• Lah-di-dah, a song 1612.
• Lalla Rookh, a poem 954.
• Lamb, Charles, d. 1834, essayist, god father to Charles Lamb Kenney 203,
• his adopted daughter 1011,
• his friends 207, 373, 1382, 1404, 1653.
• Lampeter, Cardigan, St. David’s college 1511.
• Lamp manufacturer, Phillips 1511.
• Lancashire, blast furnaces 288,
• bow-bearer of the forest of Bowland 1348,
• Chat Moss drained 1354.
• Lancaster, duchy of, chancellors of, Montrose 940,
• Nisbet-Hamilton 1153,
• court of county palatine 447.
• Landed proprietors, second largest in United Kingdom 790.
• Lander, Richard Lemon, d. 1834, African explorer 280.
• Langley, J. B., had a discussion with Robert Maguire 692.
• Landguard fort, Suffolk, superintendent of 127.
• Languages, crude form system of teaching 215,
• Ollendorff’s system of learning 1240,
• the mastery system of learning 1625.
• Laths and machine tools 1019.
• Law, barristers disbarred 193, 1681,
• barrister’s income £25,000 a year 182,
• barrister’s name never in law list 1417,
• barrister of only nine years standing becomes a judge 1387,
• barrister unsuccessfully sues for his fees 196,
• call to bar vacated 48,
• city law library 508,
• county courts, rules for 723,
• Jervis’s acts 91,
• justice of queen’s bench dies without taking his seat 33,
• law stationer 1681,
• long cases, Small v. Attwood 544,
• Lovell’s infringement on Ludlow’s joint stock companies act 504,
• master of rolls shot at 95,
• Midland circuit, barrister not allowed to join 195,
• queen’s counsel removed 48, 193.
• Law, Incorporated Law Society, presidents, Lawrance 325,
• Leman 384,
• Maynard 817,
• Middleton 868,
• Nelson 1102,
• Ouvry 1279,
• Parker 1343,
• Pemberton 1444,
• Pickering 1523.
• Law stationers 1509, 1681.
• Lead, oxychloride of lead 1388.
• Leaders of society, Lady Cowper 1327,
• Lady Palmerston 1327.
• Leamington, Warwickshire, Jephson gardens 84,
• Jephson, a physician at 84,
• waters, use of 84.
• Leapers of distances, pole leaper 58.
• Leeches, sellers of 64.
• Leeds, Yorkshire, St. Saviour’s church founded 1677.
• Leek, Staffordshire, Nicholson institute 1142.
• Leicester, British camp on Beacon hill 1603.
• Leitrim, lord lieutenant 383.
• Leopold i, d. 1865, king of the Belgians, his gardener at Claremont 613,
• his godson 771,
• his mistress 392,
• his physician 1690.
• Leslie, Stewart, vagrant verse writer 597.
• Lewins, Robert, M.D., positivist 1068.
• Leybourne, George, d. 1884, comic singer 421,
• imitated by Nelly Power 1612.
• Librarians, Irving 21,
• Jackson 34,
• Jamieson 59,
• Jenkins 78,
• Jewitt 97,
• Jones, J. W. 136,
• Jones, T. 142,
• Kidd 216,
• Kippist 242,
• Laing, D. 277,
• Laing, J. 279,
• Lapworth 307,
• Lawton 335,
• Lee 352,
• Lewis 418,
• M’Bean 565,
• Macray 679,
• Maitland 704,
• Malet 709,
• Maltby 714,
• Martin, J. 769, 771,
• Martin, J. E. 771,
• Mason 782,
• Masson 788,
• Maturin 799,
• Mayer 814,
• Mazzinghi 822,
• Napier 1072,
• Nicholls 1135,
• Nicholson 1141,
• Ornsby 1260,
• Ouseley 1276,
• Overall 1280,
• Panizzi 1327,
• Parfitt 1335,
• Plant 1554,
• Platt 1556,
• Power 1614,
• Pratt 1620,
• Pryce 1663,
• Purnell 1674.
• Libraries, Cardiff 843,
• Darlington 1426,
• Duke of Sussex 1484,
• first free library in Wales 1638,
• Guildhall, London 1280,
• Hoare 1136,
• Huth 431,
• Incorporated law society 842,
• Jackson 34,
• Jacob 41,
• Jenkins 77,
• King 228,
• Kirkup 246,
• Lacy 275,
• Laing 278,
• Lee, J. P. 353,
• Lee, John 353,
• Libri 423,
• Lightfoot 429,
• Lilly 431,
• Macdonald 586,
• Mac Douall 591,
• Madden 684,
• Maidment 667,
• Maitland 704,
• Maltby 713,
• Marlborough 741,
• Maskell 780,
• Mason 784,
• Melvin 842,
• Mendham 842,
• Mexborough 860,
• Mitford 909,
• More 960,
• Mudie 1016,
• Muirhead 1020,
• Nicholls, J. B. 1137,
• Nichols, J. G. 1137,
• Offer 1216,
• Ormerod 1258,
• Ouvry 1280,
• Pagan 1302,
• Patent office library 1453,
• Pattison 1390,
• Perkins, F. 1466,
• Perkins, H. 1466,
• Phillips 1500,
• Phillpotts’ at Truro 1516,
• Priaulx 1634,
• Price 1637,
• Puller 1667,
• Purland 1674,
• Pusey 1678,
• Pym 1682,
• Quain 1685,
• Sunderland 741,
• circulating libraries 1016,
• fires in 59,
• stealing from 423.
• Library association, president 136.
• Lichens, collections of 379.
• Lifeboats, lifeboats premiums for 1177,
• Newbon lifeboats 1115,
• Orton’s lifeboat 1263,
• Palmer’s lifeboat 1317.
• Life buoy, a reel life buoy 1263.
• Life insurance, Milne’s improved tables 895.
• Lime merchant 360.
• Limerick, patentee comptroller of port 661.
• Linen merchant 244.
• Linguists, Ibrahim 3,
• Jacob 43,
• Jarrett 63,
• Jenkins 79,
• Jenkyns 81,
• Jervis 91,
• Johnson 104,
• Keene 173,
• Kesson 212,
• Lane 296,
• Lee 358,
• Lees 366,
• Lefevre 367,
• Lowe 474,
• Löttner 500,
• Macdonald 586,
• Mather, C. 789,
• Mather, R. C. 790,
• Muir 1018,
• Munro 1029,
• Neale 1089,
• Nesbitt 1108,
• Nicholson 1141,
• Ouseley 1277,
• Oxlee learnt one hundred and twenty languages 1298,
• Palmer 1315,
• Patteson 1387,
• speaking twenty three languages 1387,
• Payne-Smith 1407,
• Peacock 1411,
• Peebles 1431,
• Plowden 1560,
• Poole 1581,
• Prevost, knew 40 languages 1633,
• Sewell 790.
• Lion and the bear, a comic song 110.
• Lion tamers, Macarthy 562,
• Maccomo 575,
• Manders 716,
• Martin 766,
• Moltano 918,
• Newcomb 1117,
• Newsome 1126.
• Lithography, Paton’s lithographic machines 1383,
• multi-colour machine 1383.
• Lithotomist 820.
• Little Salem controversy 544.
• Live stock, judge of 498.
• Liverpool, Albert dock opened 950,
• arts and antiquities, Mayer’s collection 813,
• bishopric founded 45,
• college of chemistry founded 1062,
• Compton house burnt 70,
• court of passage 48,
• Malakoff music hall built 516,
• Mayer’s art collections 813,
• public library established 1526,
• Saxon antiquities, Faussett collection 813,
• sewage 1121.
• Liverpool, Charles Jenkinson, d. 1851, 3 earl of, his successor 79.
• Living costing a few pence a day 726.
• Livingstone, David, d. 1873, explorer, Moffat persuades him to undertake Bakwana mission 911.
• Lizars, Messrs., engravers, Edinburgh, business sold 116.
• Llandovery, Carmarthen, Welsh educational institution at 1511.
• Locomotive engines, axle boxes improved 1371,
• bolts improved 1371,
• manganese bronze for propellors 1371,
• switches improved 1371,
• white brass for shaft bearings 1371.
• Lodge, Edmund, d. 1839, Norroy king at arms, his peerage 16.
• London, About London, lectures 387.
• Agricultural hall built 362,
• wrestling at 58.
• Albert embankment completed 1304.
• Albert hall erected 1251.
• Albert memorial constructed 177,
• sculptures on 595, 1493.
• Albion tavern, a regular frequenter of 1549.
• Alexandra palace built 177,
• burnt 834.
• Architect to the city 128.
• Barnard’s inn, antient of 1354.
• Battersea park laid out 1453.
• Billingsgate rebuilt 128.
• Bishop of, Jackson 34.
• Botanic gardens laid out 742.
• Bow street horse patrol 289.
• Bryanston square laid out 1355.
• Buckingham palace, ball room built 1453,
• paintings at 441,
• Moresque Turkish divan at 1002.
• Bull inn dismantled 1102.
• Burlington hotel, proprietor 975.
• Café de l’ Europe, manager of 354.
• Chamber of commerce, first president 691.
• Claridge’s hotel, proprietor of 910.
• City of London college founded 624.
• City temple built 471.
• Commercial street opened 1453.
• Congregational memorial hall built 977.
• Cranbourne street opened 1453.
• Criterion restaurant opened 1577.
• Crockford’s bazaar in St. James’ street built 1453.
• Diorama, Regent’s park converted into a Baptist chapel 1480.
• Doré gallery of paintings 484.
• Duchy of Cornwall office built 1453.
• Duke street, Westminster, chapel 785.
• Dutch church restored 1.
• Endell street made 1453.
• Epping forest, superintendent of 623.
• Executions in Old Bailey 1022.
• Fair at Bayswater in 1851, col. 876.
• Fleet prison, prisoners in 1194.
• Four common pleaders of the City 1598.
• Freedom of city granted to Jung 156,
• Lawrence 33,
• Livingstone 453,
• Lushington 535,
• Lyons 547,
• Napier of Magdala 1072,
• Napier, C. 1073,
• Nicholson 1139,
• Outram 1279,
• Pasley 1375,
• Peabody 1408,
• Pollock 1573,
• Pottinger 1604.
• Fruit and vegetable markets in city built 1431.
• Garrick street made 1453.
• Giltspur st. Compter, secondary of the 50.
• Gliddon’s divan, Covent garden, proprietor of 219.
• Guildhall council chamber built 128.
• Guildhall library and museum built 128.
• Hackney coaches commissioner 93.
• Hampstead heath preserved 347,
• extended 408.
• Holborn viaduct railway station built 109.
• Holy Trinity church Conduit street pulled down 668.
• Hornsey Wood house wrestling 58.
• Hungerford market constructed 1480.
• Hyde Park, fair in 356,
• riots in 818.
• Inns of court hotel built 471.
• King’s college, professor J. F. D. Maurice dismissed 805.
• King William street opening 1453.
• Lambeth baths used for religious services 1038.
• Lambeth street police court and Lambeth police court 1181.
• Law society building, Chancery lane opened 801.
• Leadenhall market rebuilt 128.
• Lions in Trafalgar square erected 293.
• London bridge built 141.
• London coffee house, proprietor of 361.
• London labour and London poor, two volumes 816.
• London vocal academy founded 233.
• London university, Gower street opened 215,
• founders of 218.
• Lord mayors, Johnson 107,
• Kelly 184,
• Key 215,
• Laurie 319,
• M’Arthur 561,
• Magnay 690,
• Marshall 754,
• Moon 942, 1235,
• Musgrove 1061,
• Nottage 1183,
• Owden 1282,
• Phillips 1502,
• Pirrie 1545.
• Manchester warehouse, the first established 978.
• Meat market, Smithfield built 128, 177.
• Merchant Taylors’ school opened at the Charterhouse 1.
• Metropolitan board of works formed 455,
• chairman 690,
• offices built 743.
• Metropolitan railway opened 65.
• Millwall docks made 177.
• Mivart’s hotel, proprietor 910.
• Morley’s hotel, proprietor 975.
• Museum of economic geology built 1453.
• Mysteries of London by G. W. Reynolds 883.
• Nelson column built 1480.
• Newgate prison, governor of 121.
• New Oxford street opened 1453.
• Northumberland street tragedy 1055.
• Old Cheshire cheese chop house 944.
• Old street made 1453.
• Opera hotel, landlord of 1155.
• Palace court, steward of the 484.
• Parliament hill, Hampstead purchased 408.
• Patent office library opened 1453.
• Peabody donation for the poor 1408.
• Plan for girdling London with a glass arcade 1401.
• Prince’s cricket club 1644.
• Quadrant, Regent street, colonnade removed 1453.
• Queen’s college for females, Harley street founded 805.
• Record office built 1453.
• Remembrancer of the city 1105.
• Residence of Napoleon iii 1081.
• Royal exchange built 141,
• opened 691, 1061.
• St. Andrew’s Holborn consecrated 641.
• St. Etheldreda’s church, Ely place, Holborn restored 470.
• St. James’ hall built 139.
• St. John’s chapel, Bedford row, fell in 1289.
• St. Paul’s, Thornhill’s pictures repainted 1360.
• Secondary of the city, a purchased office 1601.
• Smithfield meat market built 128, 177.
• Soane museum, curator 1331.
• Somerset house completed 1453.
• Southwark cathedral built 1664.
• Southwark street made 1453.
• Special constables in 1848 riot 491.
• Stationers’ company, master 83.
• Stationery office built 1453.
• Temple bar memorial built 128.
• Town clerk of the city 848.
• University of London designed 1453.
• Victoria docks constructed 1480.
• Victoria park laid out 1453.
• Victoria railway station built 177.
• Water colour gallery, Pall Mall built 107.
• Waterloo house, Halling, Pearce and Stone 1424.
• Westminster bridge completed 1304.
• West Strand improvement 1453.
• Londonderry, lord lieutenant 541.
• Long, John St. John, d. 1834, a medical rubber 457.
• Longford, lord lieutenant 488.
• Longitude, method of finding 852.
• Looking glasses, an immense mirror 1183,
• makers of 1182.
• Lord Chancellor, Lyndhurst 544.
• Lord lieutenant, a lord lieutenant dismissed 1116.
• Lords, house of, queen’s ancient serjeant sitting in 723.
• Lottery broker 688.
• Louis xvii, d. 1795, king of France, Meves’ claim to the title 859.
• Louis xviii, d. 1824, king of France, at Verona 807,
• his entry into London 1692.
• Louis Philippe, d. 1850, king of the French, bust of 135,
• his daughter 392,
• his physician 1062.
• Louise, Princess, b. 1848, marchioness of Lorn, opened the parliament house in Edinburgh castle 1105.
• Lumley, Benjamin, d. 1875, manager of Her Majesty’s theatre 528, 1475.
• Lunatics, falsely accused and confined 1438,
• instrument to feed patients trying to starve themselves 1120,
• keepers of lunatics 1120.
• Lundy island, Devonshire, proprietor of 795.
• Lyskamm near Zermatt, fatal accident on the 1380.
• Lyons, Augusta Louisa, d. 1852, novelist 547.