O

• Oboe player, Nicholson 1138.
• O’ Brien, Sir Patrick, d. 1895, baronet 1199.
• I.L.N. 4 May 1895 p. 534 portrait.
• Observatories, Adsett court near Gloucester 132,
• Bath 333,
• Bradstones 310,
• Hartwell house 354,
• Ipswich 810,
• Madras 44,
• Oxford 1648,
• Poonah 44,
• Pritchard’s at Clapham 1648,
• Radcliffe at Oxford 108,
• St. Helena 108,
• Starfield 310.
• Oculists, Mackenzie 633,
• Mackmurdo 640,
• Middlemore 866.
• O’ Connell, Daniel, d. 1847, patriot, duel with D’ Esterre 668,
• his chief antagonist in the commons 35,
• his chaplain 874,
• his counsel 591, 1410,
• his physician 1251,
• his supporter 1613.
• Offices abolished, attorney general of Malta 302,
• British consul general, Paris 971,
• chairman of colonial land and emigration commissioners 1034,
• commissionership of bankrupts at Manchester 75,
• commissioner of bankrupts for Stafford, Lichfield and Newcastle-under-Lyme 270,
• commissioner of hackney coaches 93,
• court for relief of insolvent debtors 324,
• custos brevium of queen’s bench 207,
• filazer, exigenter and clerk of outlawries office in Inner Temple 207,
• gentleman of the ewry at Windsor castle 93,
• governor of St. Helena 1381,
• inspector general of army schools 369,
• land waiter for exports in revenue department, Dublin 784,
• master in chancery, Ireland 1039,
• official agents in long room custom house, London 1295,
• pipe office in the exchequer 1329,
• royal naval college Portsmouth abolished, but reestablished 65,
• serjeant at arms, Ireland 573,
• tellers of the exchequer 1461, 1462,
• vice-consul at Spezzia 403,
• weigh master of butter 262.
• Oldham incorporated, the first mayor 1555.
• Ollendorff, H. G. (son of Gerson Ollendorff), b. Rawicz, Posen 31 Dec. 1802, educ. Breslau and Posen, was in England 1825–50, d. Paris April 1865, bur. Montmartre cemetery. His son Paul Ollendorff was b. 28 bis Rue de Richelieu, Paris 24 Feb. 1851 and is an editor and bookseller at that address, where he sells the Méthodes Ollendorff. 1239.
• Omnibus companies, London conveyance co. 1102,
• Wellington omnibuses 1102.
• Opium, improved method of collecting juice of poppy 96.
• Opticians, Jones 142,
• Pritchard 1648.
• Orange marmalade, first made 175.
• Oratorio, Powell’s imitation of an 1609.
• Orchids, first growers of 209,
• grower of 388,
• orchid houses at Chatsworth 1401.
• Ordnance survey, director of 50.
• Organ boys, school for the mendicant Italian 822.
• Organists, Lambert 283,
• Leffler 367,
• Limpus 433,
• Massey 786,
• May 811,
• Monk 924.
• Orion, a farthing epic 879.
• Orleans princes, tutor to 388.
• Orleans, Ferdinand, killed 1842, duke of 1255.
• Osbaldiston, David Webster, d. 1850, actor and manager 119.
• O’Shea, Katherine, her divorce and marriage to C. S. Parnell 1358.
• Otter hunters 1687.
• Outlaws, Morrison 988,
• Grenville Murray 1044.
• Overend, Gurney & Co. bill discounters, prosecution of 193.
• Owen, Robert, d. 1858, philanthropist 1291,
• established village communities 138,
• his literary executor 1334,
• Owen centenary 1334.
• Oxford, Ashmolean museum, endowment of 1345,
• Aubrey Moore studentship founded 944,
• Balliol master 80
• and scholarships thrown open 80,
• barrister expelled from the circuit mess 193,
• Bodleian, Madden manuscripts 684,
• Bullingdon cricket club 77,
• clinker fours race 649,
• Hertford college established 865,
• first prælector of logic 865,
• Jelf junior proctor, his strictness causes uproar at commemoration 73,
• Mac Laren’s gymnasium 644,
• Magdalen hall, master 77
• and cricket club 77,
• Mansfield college 51,
• Merton bumps every boat but one 615,
• old white house cricket ground 1154,
• Pembroke master 96,
• Phrontisterion, a drama 725,
• popery in Oxford, a tract 806,
• Pusey condemned for heresy 1677,
• Queen’s provost 41
• and taberdar 696,
• regius professor of divinity’s lectures revived 164,
• rev. John Mavor dies in the gaol 806,
• rime of the new made baccalere 291,
• St. John’s, first honorary fellow 725,
• Union society formed 648,
• Wycliffe hall founded 1407.

P

• Pacific fur company promoted 625.
• Packman, A., in Scotland 116.
• Painters, See also Pictures.
• Arnald 1525,
• Collier 925,
• Cox 1111,
• Crome 275,
• Daniel 1360,
• Havers 963,
• Heaphy 1042,
• Illidge 6,
• Ince 8,
• Inchbold 8,
• Ingal 9,
• Ingham 9,
• Ingpen 14,
• Innskipp 18,
• Ironside 20,
• Irvine 21,
• Jackson 37,
• Jenkins 78,
• Jervice 93,
• Johns 102,
• Johnson, H. J. 106,
• Johnston, A. 112,
• Johnstone, W. B. 120,
• Jones 126,
• Jopling 147,
• Joy, J. C. 151,
• Joy, T. M. 152,
• Joy, W. 152,
• Justyne 157,
• Jutsum 158,
• Kearney 167,
• Keeling 172,
• Keene 173,
• Kendrick 192,
• Kennedy 201,
• Kennion 203,
• Keyl 215,
• Kidd, J. B. 217,
• Kidd, W. 217,
• Kilpack 219,
• King 225,
• Kirkup 245,
• Knell 251,
• Knight, J. B. 253,
• Knight, J. P. 253,
• Knight, W. H. 255,
• Ladbrooke, H. 275,
• Ladbrooke, J. B. 275,
• Ladbrooke, R. 275,
• Ladell 275,
• Lance 289,
• Landells 290,
• Landseer, C. 293,
• Landseer, E. H. 293,
• Landseer, G. 294,
• Landseer, J. 294,
• Lane, J. B. 297,
• Lane, S. 298,
• Laporte 306,
• Lauder, J. E. 316,
• Lauder, R. S. 316,
• Laurence 318,
• Lawless 325,
• Lawson 332,
• Lea 854,
• Leahy 340,
• Leakey 342,
• Lear 342,
• Lee, F. R. 351,
• Lee, J. 355,
• Lee, R. N. 356,
• Lee, W. 360,
• Lees 364,
• Leigh 375,
• Leighton 377,
• Leitch 381,
• Lewis, C. J. 410,
• Lewis, Frederick Christian 412,
• Lewis, G. R. 413,
• Lewis, J. F. 416,
• Lines 439,
• Linnell 441,
• Lizars 455,
• Lofthouse 474,
• Long 484,
• Lound 501,
• Louise, princess 930,
• Lover 506,
• Lowe 511,
• Lowry 517,
• Luard 520,
• Lucas, H. J. 523,
• Lucas, J. 523,
• Lucas, J. T. 524,
• Lucas, S. 526,
• Lucy 527,
• Lundgreen 531,
• Lupton 532,
• Macbeth 566,
• Macculloch 578,
• M’ Ian 612,
• Mackenzie 627,
• Mc Kewan 636,
• Maclean 647,
• Macleay 652,
• Maclise 659,
• Macnee 669,
• Maddox 686,
• Magnes 691,
• Major 705,
• Manson 727,
• Marshall, C. 755,
• Marshall, T. F. 760,
• Martin 768,
• Martineau 777,
• Mason 781,
• Masquerier 785,
• May 811,
• Meadows, J. 825,
• Meadows, J. K. 825,
• Medley 831,
• Mee 832,
• Merritt 854,
• Meves 859,
• Middleton 867,
• Mignot 870,
• Miles 871,
• Millington 888,
• Mogford, J. 912,
• Mogford, T. 912,
• Mole 915,
• Moller 918,
• Moore, A. J. 943,
• Moore, E. 947,
• Moore, G. B. 949,
• Moore, J. C. 950,
• Moore, W. 956,
• Morgan, A. M. 963,
• Morgan, M. S. 967,
• Mulready 1024,
• Mulvany 1024,
• Murray 1042,
• Mutrie, A. F. 1063,
• Mutrie, M. D. 1064,
• Naftel, M. 1069,
• Naftel, P. J. 1069,
• Nash, F. 1083,
• Nash, J. 1084,
• Nesfield 1109,
• Newenham 1120,
• Newton, A. P. 1127,
• Newton, A. M. 1127,
• Newton, W. J. 1130,
• Nicholson 1140,
• Niemann 1150,
• Oakes 1192,
• Oakley 1194,
• O’ Connor 1208,
• Oliphant 1233,
• Oliver, E. S. 1235,
• Oliver, W. 1239,
• O’ Neill 1246,
• Opie 1249,
• Owen 1293,
• Palmer 1321,
• Parker 1342,
• Parris 1360,
• Parrott 1361,
• Parry 1367,
• Partridge 1373,
• Paton 1384,
• Patten 1385,
• Pellegrini 1441,
• Penley 1448,
• Penson 1458,
• Percy 1464,
• Perigal 1466,
• Petrie 1481,
• Pettie 1483,
• Pettitt 1486,
• Phillip 1499,
• Phillips, E. 1504,
• Phillips, G. F. 1505,
• Phillips, H. W. 1507,
• Phillips, P. 1509,
• Pickering 1523,
• Pickersgill, H. H. 1525,
• Pickersgill, H. W. 1525,
• Pidding 1527,
• Pidgeon 1527,
• Pinwell 1544,
• Ponsford 1578,
• Poole 1584,
• Prentice 1626,
• Pretty 1632,
• Price, J. 1637,
• Prout, J. S. 1659,
• Prout, S. 1659,
• Pyne 1684,
• Turner 126.
• Painting, Parris’ medium for painting 1360,
• spirit fresco painting 1367.
• Palæologus family 1313, 1392.
• Palestine, Montefiore’s visits to 932.
• Palladium, a metal, discovery of 109.
• Palmerston, Henry John, d. 1865, viscount, installed warden of Cinque ports 257,
• successors to his estates 1009.
• Panama, isthmus, survey of 460.
• Panoramas, See also Dioramas,
• Ganges, The 1504,
• London 1360,
• Madras 1360,
• Napoleon’s battles 755,
• Overland route 755,
• Queen’s visit to Ireland 1504,
• Rome 1330.
• Pantaloon, Naylor 1087.
• Pantomimists, Cooke 366,
• Lauri 318,
• Lees 365,
• Morelli 962,
• trap business introduced into pantomimes 318.
• Paper, makers of 489, 588, 1432,
• manufactory at Sittingbourne 458,
• esparto grass for making 458.
• Parafine oil, patent for making 1635.
• Parkesine, called also Zylonite and Celluloid, a compound of pyroxyline 1350.
• Parliament, See also Commons and Lords,
• an insane member 1207,
• a convicted felon cannot be elected a member 901,
• Bridgwater disfranchised 232,
• death of a member in the house 772,
• expensive election 54,
• engineer in charge of houses 834,
• first Roman catholic conservative member 1587,
• first working man member 581,
• May’s Practical treatise on usages of 813,
• Newton, Lancashire disfranchised 372,
• parliament houses completed 65,
• property qualifications abolished 227,
• Pugin’s claim to have been the architect of the houses 1665,
• six months’ election contest 1473,
• the third party in the commons 1497,
• W. Smith O’ Brien taken into custody 1200,
• Young England party 285.
• Parnell, Charles Stewart, d. 1891, M.P. 1357,
• Pigott’s forged letters 1534,
• Prendergast opposes his policy 1624,
• prosecuted for establishing land league 323.
• Parr’s life pills 14.
• Parry, John Humffreys, d. 1880, serjeant 1364,
• editor of The Londoner 433.
• Parry, Sefton Henry, d. 1887, theatrical lessee 1366,
• opens Holborn theatre 47.
• Patagonia, an Englishman in 1063.
• Patents, the indexes of 1657,
• patent agent 1129.
• Patent medicine vendors 14, 1658, 1660.
• Paxton, Sir Joseph, d. 1865, gardener 1401,
• his colleague 895,
• his manager 132.
• Paymasters general, Cowper 1009,
• Macaulay 562,
• Pleydell-Bouverie 1558.
• Peabody model dwellings 1408.
• Peach house one thousand feet long 1595.
• Peck, Lydia Elizabeth, b. Pickering, Yorkshire 26 Aug. 1850, bur. Abney park cemetery 1 Nov. 1878, author of My first class, first published in Early Days; A voice from the sea, in the Christian Globe; Fought and won, left in MS.; Auriel, in Christian Globe; Talks with the bairns, in Children’s Advocate; Twixt promise and vow, in Children’s Advocate; Archie and Nellie, in Little Folk; She also wrote Dick’s Troubles and how he met them, and The wonderful lamp and other stories. Wesleyan Sunday school mag. Sept., Nov. and Dec. 1874, Sept. 1875; Christian Miscellany Oct. 1881 pp. 433–6 portrait; Wesleyan Methodist mag. Aug. 1879 pp. 616–21.
• Pedestrianism, one thousand miles in one thousand hours 719,
• racing a mail coach 442.
• Pedestrians, Black 410,
• Byrne 806,
• Davies 41,
• Davy 827,
• Frost 405,
• Grinrod 827,
• Hall 785, 1190,
• Hancock 1190,
• Jackson 41, 719, 806,
• Jones 124,
• Kirkpatrick 245,
• Levett 405,
• Linsell 442,
• Manks 405, 719,
• Maxfield 41, 806,
• Meakin 827,
• Moore 949,
• Mountjoy 719,
• Myers 1066,
• Nuttall 1190,
• Phillips 1514,
• Pudney 1663,
• Sheppard 41,
• Sherdon 1190,
• Siah Albison 1190,
• Tetlow 405.
• Peep of Day, a book of religious instruction 992.
• Peerage claims, Annandale 117,
• Banbury 257, 258,
• Berkeley 202,
• Camoys 399,
• Gardner 384,
• Hastings 399,
• Inchiquin 8,
• Lovat 501,
• Mar 179, 731,
• Montrose 940,
• Mowbray 1010,
• North 1172,
• Scrope 139,
• Wharton 188.
• Peerages, De Courcy privilege of wearing hat in presence of the sovereign 232,
• Earl Kingston’s behaviour in the lords 236,
• Farnborough peerage existed six days 813,
• Marjoribanks peerage existed seven days 813.
• Peerages, The annual volumes, Lodge’s 16,
• Sam’s 16,
• name in a peerage ten years after death 136.
• Pelizzioni, Serafino, falsely accused of murder and sentenced to be executed 1094.
• Penman, Paton 1384.
• Penny cyclopædia, twenty nine volumes 484.
• Penny readings, the first given 1561.
• Pens, gold pen maker 993.
• Pension commuted, Duke of Marlborough 741.
• Pepsine invented 991.
• Perfect Cure, The, a song 1470.
• Perfumer, Piesse 1530.
• Perpetual motion, a student of 774.
• Perceval, Spencer, d. 1812, prime minister assassinated 85.
• Pern, the black, discovery of 56.
• Persia, Nasir-ed-Dīn, Shah of, assassinated 1896, entertained by sir J. T. Mackenzie 629.
• Perthshire, lords lieutenant 239, 241.
• Peter Botte mountain, Mauritius, ascended 461.
• Pews, history of 1090,
• pew opener 124.
• Phillpotts, Henry, d. 1869, bishop of Exeter, auricular confession 514,
• prosecutes proprietor of Western Times 314.
• Photozincography invented 50.
• Photography, paper prepared with salt of silver 1580,
• photographer Mayall 813,
• sunlight rendering bichromate of potassium insoluble 158,
• tripod for supporting camera invented 444,
• used for registering meteorological facts 108.
• Phrenologist, Léger 371.
• Physical atlas, first published 112.
• Physicians, Kingsford a female doctor 234,
• Moxon 1012,
• Murchison 1032,
• Paris 1336,
• Parkes 1352,
• Pereira 1465,
• Weber 1352.
• Pianists, See also Musical Composers,
• Augustus 859,
• Jonas 121,
• Kiallmark 216,
• Kloss 249,
• May 811.
• Pianoforte makers, Metzler 858,
• Molineux 917,
• Moultrie 1009.
• Picture auctioneers, Christie 728,
• Manson 728,
• Wood 728.
• Pictures, Collections of, Camuccini 1177,
• Cox 1111,
• Isaac 24,
• Johnstone 120,
• Jones 133,
• Joy 152,
• Kurtz 268,
• Landseer 293,
• Leaf 340,
• Leech 361, 362,
• Lehmann 373,
• Leitch 381,
• Lichfield 423,
• Linnell 441,
• Linton 442,
• Locco 464,
• Long 484,
• Lundgreen 531,
• M’ Gavin 600,
• Magniac 691,
• Maitland 705,
• Mappin 731,
• Marlborough 741,
• Martin 769,
• Martineau 777,
• Mason 782,
• Matthews 796,
• Mendel 531, 842,
• Menelaus 843,
• Meynell 861,
• Moore 943,
• Morrison 987,
• Nettlefold 1111,
• Newton 1130,
• Normanton 1168,
• Northwick 1178,
• Palmer 1321,
• Parker 1348,
• Parsons 1371,
• Peel 1435,
• Pepoli 1459,
• Percy 1464,
• Pettie 1483,
• Phillip 1499,
• Phipps 1520,
• Plint 1559,
• Potter 1600,
• Price 1637,
• Prout 1659,
• Quilter 1690,
• Vernon 126.
• Pictures, Private, press views of 78.
• Pigeons, carrier pigeons Ascot to Windsor 1298,
• pigeon shooting grounds 1672.
• Piper to clan Macpherson 675.
• Pitcairn island, chaplain at 1156.
• Planché, James Robinson, d. 1880, Somerset herald 1553,
• his daughter 616.
• Plate mouldings introduced 1018.
• Platinum, first manufactory of 109.
• Plays, examiners of 186, 187.
• Plymouth, Blue friars, order of 45, 505, 1129,
• small debts court founded 45,
• theatre burnt 1118.
• Poisoners, See also Murderers,
• Lamson 286,
• Neill 1096,
• Palmer 1322,
• Pritchard 1649.
• Poland, Literary association of friends of, founded 117.
• Police, assistant commissioner 1425,
• detectives 530, 1023,
• metropolitan commissioners 818,
• metropolitan first superintendent 812,
• police magistrates 1061,
• police magistrate removed for his bad temper 277,
• police officers 339, 339,
• special constables in 1848 riot 491.
• Polyphonist, Love 503.
• Pomare, d. 17 Sept. 1877, queen of Tahiti 1649.
• Pontefract, court of honor 760.
• Poor law board presidents, Kesteven 213,
• Pleydell-Bouverie 1559.
• Portland breakwater constructed 344.
• Portsmouth dockyard extended 344.
• Poses plastiques, exhibition of 1143.
• Positivist, Morison 973.
• Postage stamp collector, Pemberton 1445.
• Postmasters General, Lonsdale 492,
• Lichfield 423,
• Montrose 940.
• Post Office, coasting steamers first used by 1075,
• gratuitous distribution of letters 704,
• ink for obliterating stamps 1107,
• inspector of blind letters 1004,
• Maberly opposes reform 556,
• Mazzini’s letters opened 822,
• penny postage envelope 1024,
• pension of fourteen shillings a week 705,
• post boys mounted 124,
• telegrams, sixpenny rate 1381,
• telegraph lines purchased 1381,
• telephones taken over 1381,
• twopenny post office London 1060.
• Potatoes, Paterson’s seedlings first introduced 1381.
• Press, press association manager 505,
• the gallery lodge 1333.
• Preston, Lancashire, the guild mayor 1347.
• Pretenders, See also Impostors,
• Meves 859.
• Prime minister, Palmerston 1325.
• Print publishers, Hurst 942,
• Moon 942.
• Prints and Etchings, collections of 1315.
• Printers, Harrison 1346,
• Levey 405,
• Limbird 433,
• Maddick 686,
• Murray 1053,
• Nichols 1136,
• Ogden 1218,
• Palmer 1318,
• Parker 1346.
• Printing, bitumen process of electrotyping 961,
• dry printing improved 1432,
• fast rotary machine 458,
• illustrated work executed with a cylinder machine 311,
• ink manufactures 334,
• type broker 1609,
• six sheet posters first printed 311,
• wax first used for moulding in electrotyping 962.
• Printing presses, private, Jervis 92,
• Littlemore 745,
• Middle hill 1501,
• Thirlestane 1501.
• Prisons and Prisoners, forty eight years a prisoner for debt 884,
• mark system of prison discipline 673,
• surveyor general of prisons 66.
• Privy council, judicial committee, a member for twenty years refuses to take remuneration 233,
• councillor never sworn in 1473.
• Privy seal, lords keeper of the, Malmesbury 713,
• Minto 899,
• Normanby 1167,
• Portland 1595.
• Procter, Bryan Waller, d. 1874, poet 1653,
• known as Barry Cornwall, his legacy from Kenyon 207.
• Prophecy, the year-day theory 704.
• Prussous acid discovered 1589.
• Pseudonyms, See also Actors’ stage names 1699,
• Initialism 1721,
• Names 1735,
• and Novels 1745.
• A Cambridge M.A., i.e. Robert Rowe Knott 258.
• Adam, Uncle, i.e. George Mogridge 913.
• Adams, Stephens, i.e. Michael Maybrick 799.
• Adelaide, i.e. Adelaide D. O’Keefe 1226.
• Agonistes, Tom Brown, i.e. Alfred Kinloch 239.
• Alena, i.e. Fanny Parnell 1358.
• Ali Baba, i.e. George R. A. Mackay 619.
• Allendale, Alfred, i.e. Theodore Hook 955.
• Amadeus, i.e. Charles Meynell 860.
• Amergin, i.e. Thomas D’Arcy Mc Gee 601.
• An Old Author, i.e. Daniel Puseley 1676.
• Antonio, i.e. Denis Florence Maccarthy 569.
• Ape, i.e. Carlo Pellegrini 1441.
• Arden, Constance, i.e. Constance C. W. Naden 1068.
• Atticus Secundus, i.e. John M’Diarmid 580.
• Azarius, i.e. Patrick Francis Mullany 1021.
• Baby in partibus, i.e. George R. A. Mackay 619.
• Balfour, Fairfax, i.e. Watts Phillips 1513.
• Barrister, A, i.e. Frederick Lawrence 327.
• Barrister, A, i.e. Charles Erdman Petersdorff 1478.
• Barrister, A, i.e. Sir Stafford H. Northcote 3, 1176.
• Berwick, Mary, i.e. Adelaide Anne Procter 1652.
• Bibliothecarius Chethamensis, i.e. T. Jones 143.
• Bleddyn, i.e. David Owen 1283.
• Bombay officer, A, i.e. John Jacob 43.
• Bourbon, Augustus de, i.e. William Augustus Meves 860.
• Bronterre, i.e. James O’ Brien 1197.
• Brown, Thomas, the younger, i.e. Thomas Moore 954.
• Brutus, i.e. David Owen 1283.
• Bull, John, i.e. Benjamin Parsons 1369.
• Bushey Heath, i.e. William Jerdan 85.
• Caviare, i.e. John Francis O’ Donnell 1213.
• Caxton, Pisistratus, i.e. Edward, baron Lytton 553.
• Charme, William, of Staffordshire, i.e. Francis Edward Paget 1306.
• Chicard, Count, i.e. Horace Mayhew 816.
• Christopher, i.e. Henry Merritt 854.
• Churchill, Frank, i.e. George Henry Lewes 408.
• Cladpole, Tim, i.e. Richard Lower 515.
• Clergyman, A, i.e. James Lupton 532.
• Clergyman of established church and no saint, A i.e. Harcourt Lees 365.
• Clifton, Lewis, i.e. Lewis Clifton Lyne 545.
• Connor, Kitty, i.e. James Mc Kowen 642.
• Cornwall, Barry, i.e. Bryan Waller Procter 1653.
• Cosmopolite, A, i.e. James Lawson 333.
• Country Curate, A, i.e. Erskine Neale 1089.
• Crawley, Rawdon, i.e. George Frederick Pardon 1334.
• Croquis, Alfred, i.e. Daniel Maclise 659.
• Δ, i.e. David Macbeth Moir 913.
• De Soligny, Count Victoire, i.e. Peter G. Patmore 1382.
• Desmond, i.e. Denis Florence Maccarthy 569.
• Dodman, i.e. Charles H. B. Ker 209.
• Dods, Margaret, i.e. Christian Isobel Johnstone 117.
• Dunderheadius, Habbakukius, i.e. Thomas Jackson 39.
• Earl, The and the Doctor, i.e. George, Earl of Pembroke and Dr. George Henry Kingsley 236, 1446.
• Edinbro’ Reviewer, An, i.e. Charles Barnes Nash 1083.
• Elliott, Ruth, i.e. Lillian Peck 1429.
• Englishman, An, i.e. Daniel Puseley 1676.
• Exon, i.e. Charles Mather 789.
• Feargail, i.e. Thomas D’ Arcy Mc Gee 601.
• Fellow of a college, A, i.e. Capel Loft 474.
• Fern, Fanny, i.e. Sarah Payson Parton 1372.
• Ferrars, Ralph, i.e. William Peter 1476.
• Fin-Beck, i.e. William Blanchard Jerrold 89.
• Florence, Ambrose, i.e. Edwin Lees 364.
• Foozle, Foo, i.e. James Myles 1066.
• Former M.P., A, i.e. Robert Andrew Macfie 599.
• Foster, Frank, i.e. Daniel Puseley 1676.
• Friend, A, i.e. Edward Mangin 717.
• Gift, Theo, i.e. Dora Boulger 963.
• Gilla Eirin, i.e. Thomas D’ Arcy Mc Gee 601.
• Gilla Patrick, i.e. Thomas D’ Arcy Mc Gee 601.
• Glyn, Herbert, i.e. Edwin Pettitt 1485.
• Gracchus, i.e. John Cornelius O’ Callaghan 1203.
• Graduate of Cambridge, A, i.e. Charles Nesfield 1109.
• Gray, Old Alan, i.e. George Mogridge 913.
• Green Facings, i.e. Teignmouth Melvill 839.
• Hermes, i.e. Benjamin Lumley 529.
• Hierophilos, i.e. John Mac Hale 611.
• High churchman of the old school, A, i.e. William E. Jelf 74.
• Holding, Ephraim, i.e. George Mogridge 913.
• Honoria, i.e. Marguerite Power 1614.
• Horatio, i.e. Edward, earl Lytton 553.
• Humphrey, Old, i.e. George Mogridge 913.
• Idstone. i.e. Thomas Pearce 1416.
• Imported Sparrow, i.e. Morton Price 1638.
• Indigena, i.e. Adah Isaacs Menken 844.
• Iota, i.e. John Ogilvie 1219.
• Irish Exile, An, i.e. Thomas D’Arcy Mc Gee 601.
• Irish oyster eater, The, i.e. John Fisher Murray 1049.
• Irvingite, An, i.e. Francis Albert Marshall 756.
• Jope, i.e. Joseph John Pope 1587.
• Journalist, A, i.e. Charles Barnes Nash 1083.
• Keene, Oline, i.e. Caroline W. Leakey 342.
• Kerr, Orpheus C., i.e. Robert Henry Newell 844.
• Kingsford, Ninon, i.e. Anna Kingsford 234.
• Kirwan, i.e. Nicholas Murray 1051.
• Lady, A, i.e. Anna Brownell Jameson 55.
• Lady, A, i.e. Julia Charlotte Maitland 703.
• Lady, A, i.e. Favell Lee Mortimer 992.
• Lane, Wyckliffe, i.e. Elizabeth J. Jennings 75.
• Lawrence, Slingsby, i.e. George Henry Lewes 408.
• Layman, A, i.e. Andrew Macgeorge 602.
• Layman, A, i.e. William Peter 1476.
• Layman, A, i.e. Basil Montagu Pickering 1523.
• Le Chat Huant, i.e. Edward F. S. Pigott 1531.
• Leo, i.e. Christopher Peach Pemberton 1444.
• Leslie, Frank, i.e. Henry Carter 394.
• Leslie, Frank, i.e. Miriam Florence Leslie 394.
• Lillie, i.e. Eliza Mumford 1025.
• Lily, i.e. Amy Levy 407.
• Little, Thomas, i.e. Thomas Moore 954.
• Livingstone, Guy, the author of, i.e. George A. Lawrence 327.
• Lorrequer, Harry, i.e. Charles James Lever 403.
• Lot, Parson, i.e. Charles Kingsley 235.
• Lovell, Philip, i.e. William Lovell Phillips 1513.
• Mxxx, Madame, i.e. Mary Elizabeth Mohl 913.
• M.A. Oxon, i.e. William Stainton Moses 998.
• Maelog, i.e. Arthur James Johnes 101.
• Manchester man, A, i.e. Robert Lamb 283.
• Maritzburg, P., i.e. Thomas Jackson 39.
• Markham, Mrs., i.e. Elizabeth Penrose 1458.
• Maro, i.e. Sir William Macarthur 561.
• Member for Tattersall’s, The, i.e. Allen R. M. Jeffrey 71.
• Member of Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, A, i.e. Archibald M’Neill 671.
• Member of the Irish bar, A, i.e. Peter Burrowes Kelly 184.
• Mercantile Man, A, i.e. James Lumsden 530.
• Meredith, Owen, i.e. Edward, earl Lytton 554.
• Merlin, i.e. Charles Frederick Pardon 1333.
• Mofussilite, The, i.e. John Lang 299.
• Monkton West, i.e. John Francis O’ Donnell 1213.
• Montana, i.e. Thomas D’Arcy Mc Gee 601.
• Montfort, Lillie, i.e. Eliza Mumford 1025.
• Montgomery, Gerard, i.e. John Moultrie 1005.
• Morel, Conway, i.e. Charles Zachary Macaulay 563.
• Morris. Peter, the Odontist, i.e. John Gibson Lockhart 468.
• Mortimer, Philip, i.e. Joseph Philip Knight 254.
• M.P., i.e. John Delaware Lewis 416.
• Munster Farmer, A, i.e. Mortimer O’Sullivan 1272.
• Myrtle, Harriet, i.e. Lydia F. F. Miller 881.
• N. N. deacon of the church of England, i.e. William Palmer 1324.
• Newbury, Aunt, i.e. George Mogridge 913.
• Newbury, Uncle, i.e. George Mogridge 913.
• Nicholas, i.e. William Jeffery Prowse 1661.
• Norfolk independent whig, A, i.e. Sir John Dean Paul 1394.
• North, Danby, i.e. Daniel Owen Maddyn 683.
• Norton, Elena, i.e. Miss O’ Hea 1226.
• Observer, An impartial, i.e. Thomas O’ Conor 1210.
• O’ Donovan, P. M., i.e. Thomas Love Peacock 1414.
• Old Chatty Cheerful, i.e. William Martin 774.
• Old contributor to Maga, An, i.e. Charles Neaves 1092.
• Old Countryman, An, i.e. Edmund Bailey O’Callaghan 1202.
• Old Grey, i.e. Thomas Rossell Potter 1603.
• One of a literary family, i.e. Anna Letitia Le Breton 346.
• One of themselves, i.e. John Fielder Mackarness 616.
• Oriental student, An, i.e. Andrew A. Paton 1383.
• Overseer, An, i.e. Sir George Nicholls 1134.
• Pakeha Maori, A, i.e. Frederick Edward Maning 719.
• Palette, Peter, i.e. Thomas Onwhyn 1249.
• Panache, Madame, i.e. Frances Moore 947.
• Parish Minister, A, i.e. Lawrence Lockhart 469.
• Parley, Peter, i.e. William Martin 774.
• Parley, Peter, i.e. George Mogridge 913.
• Pen, A, i.e. John Leech 361.
• Personne, i.e. Theodora Elizabeth Lynch 542.
• Philalethes, i.e. Dudley Montague Perceval 1461.
• Philalethes Cantabrigiensis, i.e. John Kaye 164.
• Philanthropos, i.e. James Morison 973.
• Philelentherus Devoniensis, i.e. Thomas Northmore 1177.
• Political Orphan, A, i.e. George R. A. Mackay 620.
• Poz, Quiz and Co., i.e. William Hugh Logan 478.
• Pro and Con, i.e. T. H. Noyes and G. de Mirelles Soares 1185.
• Protestant Father, A, i.e. John Pulman 1669.
• Proteus, i.e. Wilfrid Blount 860.
• Prout, Father, i.e. Francis Sylvester Mahony 695.
• Puzzlepate, Jedediah, i.e. J. D. Giles 39.
• Q, i.e. Douglas W. Jerrold 89.
• Q, i.e. G. C. Rosenberg 272.
• Q, i.e. Thomas Purnell 1674.
• Quiet George, i.e. George Frederick Pardon 1333.
• Ragged philosopher, The, i.e. Watts Phillips 1512.
• Ramsay, Grace, i.e. Kathleen O’ Meara 1244.
• Reformer, A, i.e. Frederick Nolan 1161.
• Reuben, i.e. Thomas Byerley 433.
• Rev. ****, ****** M.A., i.e. James Pycroft 1680.
• Robin, i.e. Robert Leighton 378.
• Rochester, Mark, i.e. Charles Kent 553.
• Rufus, i.e. Samuel Roffey Maitland 704.
• Sabertash, Orlando, i.e. John Mitchell 904.
• Sackbut, Solomon, i.e. Thomas Oliphant 1235.
• Sarsfield, i.e. Thomas D’ Arcy Mc Gee 601.
• Schoolmaster of twenty years standing, A, i.e. Charles A. Johns 102.
• Search, Sarah, i.e. Frederick Nolan 1161.
• Searle, January, i.e. George Searle Phillips 1505.
• Secundus, Theophilus, i.e. Stephen Jenner 81.
• Senex Scotus, an heritor, i.e. Robert Andrew Macfie 599.
• Senior, A, i.e. John Penrose 1457.
• Sexagenarian, A, i.e. Robert Liddell 425.
• Shekarree, An Old, i.e. Henry Astbury Leveson 404.
• Silent Long, i.e. Thomas Toke Lynch 543.
• Silverpen, i.e. Eliza Meteyard 858.
• Silverpen, Gabriel, i.e. James Montgomery 936.
• Singe, i.e. Carlo Pellegrini 1441.
• Smith, John, of Smith hall, gent., i.e. John Delaware Lewis 416.
• Smits, Heer, i.e. Mark Prager Lindo 436.
• Sparkle, Richard, i.e. William Mee 832.
• Stella, i.e. Estelle Anna Blanche Lewis 411.
• Stoic, A, i.e. Arthur O’ Connor 1206.
• Stonehenge, i.e. John Henry Walsh 1416.
• Storer, R. E., i.e. Capel Loft 474.
• Sylvan, i.e. Richard Wright Procter 1654.
• Ten-Pounder, A, i.e. Peter Mc Kenzie 631.
• Three Friends, i.e. W. Pollard, F. Frith and W. E. Turner 1572.
• Torr, A. C., i.e. Frederick Leslie 395.
• Traveller, A, i.e. John Mac Gilchrist 603.
• Tregenna, James Hamley, i.e. Robert Bateman Paul 1396.
• Trifolium, i.e. Denis Florence Maccarthy 569.
• Trois-Etoiles, i.e. E. C. Grenville Murray 1044.
• Tyke in Mufti, The, i.e. Charles Pebody 1428.
• Vamp, Hugo, i.e. John Robert O’ Neill 1247.
• Verax, i.e. Morris Moore 952.
• Verifier, i.e. John Murray 1049.
• Viator Verax, i.e. George Musgrave Musgrave 1059.
• Vicesimus, i.e. John Oakley 1193.
• Vig, i.e. Denis Florence Maccarthy 569.
• Vigors, Nicholas Aylward, i.e. Frederick Nolan 1161.
• Visitant, A Late, i.e. William Jerdan 85.
• Wallbridge, Arthur, i.e. William A. B. Lunn 531.
• Wanderer, The, i.e. John Keast Lord 496.
• Warehouseman, A, i.e. Daniel Puseley 1676.
• Whitney, Harry, i.e. Patrick Kennedy 199.
• Wilson, James, druggist, i.e. Andrew Park 1338.
• Working Clergyman, A, i.e. Erskine Neale 1089.
• Worth, Frank P., i.e. Thomas Papworth 1331.
• X.A.P., i.e. John Peace 1410.
• Y, i.e. Edward V. H. Kenealy 193.
• Yorke, Stephen, i.e. Mary Linskill 442.
• Zadkiel, i.e. Richard James Morrison 988.
• Psychology established as a mathematical science 371.
• Public works first commissioner, Cowper 1009.
• Publisher refuses to publish libellous matter 545.
• Publishers, Beeton 467,
• Brown 1346,
• Cassell 1482,
• Galpin 1482,
• Inglis 13,
• Ingram 14,
• Ivison 26,
• Kelly 184,
• King 224,
• Lewis 418,
• Lock 466,
• Lockwood 471,
• Longman, T. 489,
• Longman, W. 490, 1346,
• Low 509,
• Mc Glashan 605,
• Mac Lachlan 643,
• M’Phun 678,
• Masters 789,
• Moxon 467, 1011,
• Murray, J. 1048,
• Murray, T. 1053,
• Nelson 1104 bis,
• Newby 1116,
• Oliver 1238,
• Ollier 1240,
• Orr 1262,
• Osgood 1269,
• Otton 1275,
• Parker, J. H. 1345,
• Parker, J. W. 489, 1346,
• Petter 1482,
• Pickering 1523,
• Purkess 1673,
• Tegg 467.
• Pugilism, commissary of the ring 1239.
• Pugilists, Abbott 1239,
• Adams 296, 710,
• Alexander 1308,
• Ambrose 296,
• Baldwin 748,
• Ball 296,
• Barnash 1490,
• Barry 1163,
• Bendigo 1300, 1474,
• Brassey 1348,
• Brettle 131,
• Brighton Bill 1490,
• Britton 1348,
• Broome 229, 781, 1256, 1300, 1474,
• Burn 1239,
• Burton 1348,
• Cain 172,
• Campbell 301,
• Carter 646, 1238,
• Caunt 301,
• Clarke 1300,
• Clay 785,
• Cole 131,
• Collinson 781,
• Cooper 1238,
• Coyne 1308,
• Crocket 131,
• Cross 710,
• Davis 297,
• Donnelly 131, 1238,
• Drumlanrig 1687,
• Edwards 785,
• Ellis 301,
• Ensor 1162,
• Evans 769,
• Fellowes 1163,
• Flanery 1162,
• Freeman 1474,
• Gill 710,
• Grant 172, 296, 684,
• Gray 1163,
• Greek, Young 172, 1163,
• Green 296, 1163,
• Gutteridge 301,
• Hannan 710,
• Hayes 131, 172, 684, 786,
• Hazeltine 1163,
• Heenan 122, 229, 843, 989,
• Henley 1162,
• Hewson 296,
• Hickman 1091, 1239,
• Hicks 1162,
• Hill 131,
• Horridge 785,
• Hurst 1300,
• Jones, A. 121, 1256, 1300,
• Jones, J. 131, 684, 1163,
• Jones, W. 781,
• Keene 172, 1490,
• Kendrick 1238,
• Kilrain 671,
• Kimber 1238,
• King 229, 1163,
• Lane 296, 1163, 1348,
• Langham 301, 1256,
• Lee 351,
• Lowe 301,
• Mc Coole 122, 575,
• M’ Grath 710,
• M’ Nulty 785,
• Mace 229, 684, 1163,
• Madden 131, 685, 1163,
• Malet 710,
• Marsden 748,
• Martin, H. 131,
• Martin, J. 769,
• Martin, S. 1490,
• Mason 781,
• Massey 785, 1163,
• Merryman 710,
• Molyneux 296, 646,
• Morrissey 122, 989,
• Neat 1091, 1238,
• Nolan 1162,
• Noon, A. 1163,
• Noon, J. 785, 1163,
• Oliver 769, 1091, 1308,
• Orme 122, 301, 1256,
• Paddock 122, 1300, 1398, 1474,
• Painter 1238, 1239, 1308,
• Parker, Con 1348,
• Parker, H. 1348,
• Parker, Tass 296, 1474 bis,
• Parsons 1300,
• Paulson 1300, 1398,
• Perry 1300, 1348, 1474,
• Phelps, J. 172, 1490,
• Phelps, W. 1490,
• Preston 1348,
• Puttock 781,
• Randall 769,
• Reid 785,
• Rowe 131,
• Sambo, Young 172,
• Sayers 31, 122, 301, 1256, 1300, 1398, 1474,
• Scroggins 769,
• Scunner 1474,
• Shaw 1308,
• Shelton 1239,
• Smith 671,
• Sparkes 301,
• Spring 1091, 1239, 1308,
• Stocks 296,
• Strong 769,
• Sullivan 296,
• Sutton 1308,
• Swift 296, 1163, 1490,
• Thomas 1162,
• Tipton Slasher 1474,
• Travers 685,
• Truckle 229,
• Turner 769,
• Tyson 1398,
• Wade 122,
• Walker 297, 684, 781,
• Welsh 785,
• Wormald 748.
• Pugin, Augustus W. N., d. 1852, architect 1664,
• his daughter 1608.
• Purchas, John, d. 1872 of Brighton 1671,
• the judgment against him 892.
• Pusey, Edward Bouverie, d. 1882, ritualist, his friend 745,
• his letter on thirty nine articles 73,
• suspended from preaching 73, 81.