T

• Tailors, Moses 749,
• Nicoll 1148,
• Nugee 1186,
• Place 1552,
• Poole 1582.
• Talkers, Great, Luttrell 537,
• Morley 975.
• Tasmania, Hobart Town magnetic observatory 163.
• Taste and smell, a person with no sense of 776.
• Taverns, Anti Gallican 351,
• Garrick’s head 351,
• London coffee house 361.
• Talford, Sir Thomas N., d. 1854, judge, his dramas 166.
• Tawell, John, murderer, executed 28 March 1845 182.
• Tea dealer, Moffatt 911.
• Teachers, first training college for 163.
• Teck, Mary, b. 1833, duchess of, taught the piano by Mangold 718.
• Telegraphs, Anglo-American telegraph co. 572,
• Atlantic cable 1114,
• Dover and Calais 1114,
• break drum and cone 1114,
• first use for capturing a murderer 182,
• underground introduced 1148,
• wire rope for 1114.
• Telescopes, See also Observatories,
• grinding specula 214, 310,
• reflecting telescopes 310,
• specula 310.
• Telpherage, automatic transport of goods by electricity 76.
• Temperance, Anti Bacchus 1369,
• dining room established 477,
• first teetotal pledge 452,
• Preston temperance advocate 452,
• the league of the cross 722.
• Temperance advocates, Lamb 283,
• Logan 477,
• Lucas 524,
• M’Gavin 600,
• Mathew 791,
• Mitchell 903,
• Morley 977,
• Morris 981,
• Mudge 1015,
• Murphy 1038,
• O’Neill 1246,
• Parsons 1369,
• Pollard 1572,
• Priestman 1643.
• Tennis player, Ponsonby 1579.
• Tennyson, Alfred, d. 1892, baron, poet, dedication of The Princess 534,
• his sister 534,
• Flights of Phædo in reply to Maud 226,
• poems set to music 343,
• verses to E. Lear 343.
• Ternnograph, a levelling machine, invention of 144.
• Thackeray, William Makepeace, d. 1863, novelist, battle of Limerick 1201,
• caricatures G. P. R. James 49,
• on Letts’ diaries 401,
• his friend 1642.
• Theatres, booking agents, Mitchell 904
• and Nimmo 1152,
• general theatrical fund founded 546,
• first opera burlesque 1059,
• limelight introduced 755,
• no fee system first established 815,
• religious services in 977,
• theatrical publisher 275,
• theatrical portraits 275,
• transformation scenes originated 755,
• vampire traps first used 1553.
• Theatres and other places of Amusement, See also Actors and Music halls.
• Adelaide gallery, opened 318,
• closed 1449,
• Jacobs conjurer at 44.
• Adelphi theatre, musical director 836.
• Agricultural hall promenade concerts 233.
• Alexandra theatre opened 1432.
• Alexandra palace, lessees 146.
• Alhambra, Marian the giantess 736.
• Anatomical museums 148, 158.
• Argyle subscription rooms, conductor 318,
• opposition to the licence 545,
• singer at 147.
• Astley’s theatre, manager 922.
• Avenue theatre built 1366.
• Bower saloon opened 1509.
• Britannia theatre opened 298.
• Chinese gallery, Hyde park corner 1509.
• City of London theatre, lessee 922,
• manager 356,
• opening night 386,
• torn down 356.
• Coburg theatre, manager 922.
• Colosseum, garden 613,
• manager 686,
• panorama of London 1360.
• Court theatre, lessee 450.
• Covent Garden theatre, Barnett fires at Miss Kelly 182,
• built 834,
• burnt down 155,
• conductor 599,
• Holland’s circus at 1203,
• Israelites in Egypt, an opera suppressed 274,
• Lenten oratorios 351,
• lessees 186, 680,
• musical directors 836, 938,
• opera litigation 262,
• Rivier’s promenade concerts 793,
• scene painters 755, 967.
• Cremorne gardens, fatal balloon ascent 314,
• musical director 745.
• Criterion theatre built 1577.
• Dando’s quartet 473.
• Drury Lane theatre, A run of luck produced £25,000 1485,
• ballet mistress 501,
• Jullien’s concerts 155.
• Lenten oratorios 351,
• lessees 155, 351,
• managers 680, 922,
• modeller of the masks 174,
• musical conductor 155,
• patentee 506,
• poetical address at the opening 909,
• queen’s state visit 1360,
• scene painters 47, 755.
• Edinburgh theatre royal,
• burnt 497,
• lessee 395,
• manager 459.
• Elephant and Castle theatre, lessees 823, 1352.
• English opera house, Wellington st. erected 765.
• Fitzroy theatre, manager 815.
• Garrick theatre, Leman street, burnt down 1483.
• German Reed’s Entertainment 1365.
• Globe theatre, built 1366,
• lessee 930.
• Gough street private theatre, which became Havelock hall 1682.
• Haymarket theatre, musical director 836.
• Her Majesty’s theatre, decorated 107,
• Excelsior ballet at 1307,
• lessee 784,
• manager 528,
• Mario appears 736,
• musical conductor 528,
• pas de quatre at 528,
• scene painter 755.
• Highbury Barn, musical director 745.
• Holborn theatre, built 1366,
• first opened 149,
• lessees 47, 1368,
• manager 149,
• stage manager 1368.
• Horns’ tavern, Jacobs the conjurer at 44.
• Imperial theatre, lessee 450.
• Javasu, Princess of, exhibition of 64.
• Julia Pastrana, exhibition of 1377.
• Laurent’s casino, opened and closed 318.
• Lyceum theatre, built 1480,
• Jullien’s concerts at 155,
• lessee 171,
• manager 794,
• musical conductors 711, 938,
• opera buffa introduced 904,
• Penley’s nine nights’ season 817.
• Marks and his little men 737.
• Marylebone theatre, manager 356.
• Miss Kelly’s theatre, built 183.
• New Royalty theatre, lessee 1237.
• North Woolwich gardens, conductor of music 212.
• Olympic theatre, lessees 150, 794,
• manager 348,
• musical director 351, 711,
• scene painter 47.
• Olympic arena, i.e. Lambeth baths, opened 355.
• Panharmonium at King’s Cross, performance at 68.
• Pantheon, Oxford street, Italian opera at 1184.
• Pantheon, Catherine street 1510.
• Park theatre, lessees 1360.
• Parkinson’s museum 1355.
• Pavilion theatre, lessee 1608,
• manager 356.
• Polygraphic hall, Jacobs conjurer at 44.
• Polytechnic, chairman 1289,
• institute 1189,
• lecturers at 225.
• Poses plastiques at Garrick’s head 351.
• Prince of Wales theatre, Tottenham street, London, acting manager 47,
• scene painters 47,
• Wilton management 47.
• Prince of Wales theatre, Liverpool, lessee 150.
• Princess’s theatre, acting manager 25,
• lessee 165, 686,
• manager 938,
• musical conductor 472.
• Queen’s theatre, Dublin, lessee 149.
• Queen’s theatre, Long Acre, proscenium, painter of 943,
• musical conductor 711,
• scene painter 381,
• stage manager 1363.
• Rawstorne street, Islington, a private theatre 356.
• Regency theatre, Westminster, manager 921.
• Richardson’s Show, an actor in 876,
• proprietors 356,
• finally dispersed 356,
• at Agricultural hall 1352.
• Rosherville gardens, master of the ceremonies 1086,
• owner 126.
• Royal Amphitheatre, Holborn, opened 574.
• Royal Mews, Charing Cross, pictures exhibited 297.
• Sadler’s Wells, directors 844,
• lessees 1490,
• manager 149,
• musical director 938,
• scene painter 47.
• St. James’ theatre, built 1480,
• French plays and operas at 904.
• San Pareil theatre, opened 348.
• San Souce theatre, Herr Von Joel at 101.
• Saville house, Leicester sq., assaults of arms at 31.
• Standard theatre, manager 356.
• Strand theatre, acting manager 1368,
• directress 25,
• lessee 182,
• living marionettes 793,
• manager 88,
• Mark Lemon’s first play 386,
• musical directors 351, 938.
• Surrey theatre, musical conductor 121,
• scene painter 755.
• Surrey gardens, book about 167,
• Jullien’s concerts 155.
• Tottenham street theatre, lessee 351.
• Vaudeville theatre, lessee 930.
• Vauxhall gardens, account of 1372,
• manager 922.
• Victoria theatre, lessees 110, 1483,
• scene painter 47.
• Wilson street private theatre for students 1682.
• Woolwich gardens under W. Holland 97.
• Theatrical managers, See also Actors,
• Charman 574,
• Gye 262,
• Johnson 356,
• Knowles 260,
• Lee 356,
• Lewis 418,
• Liston 445,
• Lyster 553,
• M’Collam 574,
• Macfarren 598,
• Maddox 686,
• Mapleson 730,
• Murray 1056,
• Nash 1083,
• Newcombe 1117,
• Osbaldiston 356,
• Parry 1366,
• Ratcliffe 1483,
• Richardson 356,
• Robertson 451.
• Thermantidote for cooling houses 72.
• Thermometer for deep sea soundings 885.
• Thorndon reformatory, Suffolk, established 211.
• Thrale, Hester Maria, d. 1857, viscountess Keith 176.
• Throat doctors, Mackensie 630,
• Moore 948.
• Tichborne, Roger or Thomas Castro or Arthur Orton, Kenealey conducting the case 193,
• his counsel Mac Mahon 661,
• his friend Onslow 1248,
• his judges 838.
• Ticket of leave men, meeting of 816.
• Tiger, encounter with a, 60.
• Tiger, A, the first servant so called 351.
• Timber merchant 707.
• Toptree heath model farm Essex 829.
• Tobacco manufacturer, Mitchell 906.
• Tom and Jerry, or life in London a drama 922.
• Torpey, James diamond robber 530.
• Tower of London, keeper of the regalia 1550.
• Toxophilites 1667.
• Trade Board of, See Board of Trade.
• Trade union congress the first 1601.
• Trafalgar, battle of, the signal officer at 1374.
• Traitors, Lafontaine 276,
• Lemaitre 383,
• Macmanus 661,
• Martin 770,
• Meagher 826,
• Meany 828,
• Mitchel 900,
• O’Brien 1201,
• O’Conner 1205,
• O’Donoghue 1214,
• O’Gorman 1223,
• O’Mahony 1243,
• O’Reilly 1253.
• Trapeze performers, Leotard 392,
• Olmar 1242.
• Travellers, Man 714,
• Monroe 926,
• Palgrave 1311.
• Travelling in a van 556.
• Treasury, first lord See also Prime ministers,
• Iddesleigh 3, 1176.
• Trollope, Anthony, d. 1882, novelist, The Eustace diamonds 848.
• Trotter, Captain 1452.
• Truro, Cornwall, cathedral, Pullan’s design for 1666.
• Turf Commissioner, Perry 1470.
• Turkey red dyers 791.
• Turner, Joseph M. W., d. 1851, painter, his Liber studiorum 1681,
• Johns’ pictures sold as Turner’s 102.

U

• Umbrella, manufacturer 975.
• Uranite, nature of 1510.

V

• Vaccination introduced 81.
• Vansittart, Henrietta a patentee 513.
• Vaulter, Madigan 688.
• Vegetarians 234.
• Ventriloquists, Jacobs 44,
• Love 503.
• Victoria Cross given to Kavanagh 162,
• Leith 382,
• Mc Masters 662,
• Macpherson 675,
• Malone 713,
• Moore 949,
• Peel 1435,
• Percy 1463.
• Victoria, Queen, b. 1819, assaulted by lieut. Pate 1337,
• attacked in Tomahawk cartoons 967,
• carpet presented to, 1331,
• coroner of queen household 724,
• drawing masters 343, 381,
• duke and duchess of Kent 205,
• empress of India 553,
• fired at by Edward Oxford on Constitution hill 1297,
• greyhound master M’Grath, sent for her to see 532,
• keeper of her privy purse 1579,
• monthly nurse 431,
• inspects the ox Black Prince 575,
• keeper of her crown jewels 475,
• G. Jackson exhibits feats of dexterity before her 31,
• Jackson choir performs before her 40,
• marshall of court ceremonies 551,
• mask on occasion of her marriage 199,
• More Leaves translated into Gaelic 622,
• Myers’ circus performs before her 1065,
• Neild leaves her half a million 1094,
• physician accoucheur 472,
• portraits 217, 293, 1360, 1373,
• reported attempt to murder 365,
• Sir B. Peckham-Micklethwait rendered a service to 1429,
• Jennings the sole survivor of priests at her coronation 83,
• state visit to Drury lane 1360,
• statues and busts of 135, 500,
• sub almoner 73,
• taught singing by Lablache 272,
• taught to etch 293,
• theatricals at Windsor 165,
• trumpeter to the queen 1348,
• vaccinated by T. J. Pettigrew 1484,
• visits Birmingham 777,
• visits Ireland 549, 1504,
• visits Jersey 347,
• visits Tillyfour farm, Aberdeenshire 575,
• writings translated into Welsh 134.
• Victoria regia introduced 1177.
• Villikins and his Dinah, a song 815.
• Violin maker 200.
• Violinists, Lacy 274,
• Lucas 522,
• Mapleson 730,
• Paganini 1409.
• Violoncellists, Lindley 435,
• Munck 1388,
• Pettit 1486,
• Phillips 1513.
• Volunteers, a starter of the movement 1680,
• first corps in England 956.

W

• Waghorn, Thomas, d. 1850, lieutenant, assisted by Levicke 406.
• Wales, Eisteddvodau held 1363,
• cremation of Price the archdruid 1640,
• fasting girl 43,
• first free library 1638,
• greatest preacher in Welsh 131,
• musical societies established 890,
• Sunday school examinations founded 135,
• University college founded 1287,
• Welsh airs 132.
• Wales, Prince of, See Albert Edward, col. 1701.
• Walking head downward 1242.
• Wallah, The first competition 1681.
• War, Secretaries at, Macaulay 562,
• Palmerston 1325,
• Vernon Smith 555.
• War, Secretaries of State for, Lewis 413,
• Newcastle 1117.
• Ward, William, Baron, created Earl Dudley, d. 1885, and Her Majesty’s theatre 529.
• Warming and ventilating, engineer for 1522,
• with hot water pipes 1466.
• Watches, single pin escapement 593,
• spiral drill 593,
• three leg gravity escapement 593,
• watch makers 256, 593, 1553.
• Water obtained from a fort in the sea 1066.
• Waterloo, battle of in 1815, Kennedy’s plan of infantry formation 197,
• Macdonell helps to shut the gates of Hougoumont 587,
• medal for engraved 1547.
• Warwick, Roman catholic church built 490.
• Waugh, Edwin, d. 1890, author 180.
• Weber, Karl Maria, d. 1826, musical composer, Der Freischutz produced in England 1506.
• Webb, Matthew, drowned in crossing Niagara 1882, a swimmer 1402.
• Weighing machines 1586.
• Weights, standard weights ruined in fire at houses of parliament 886.
• Welbeck abbey, Notts., the tunnels at 1595,
• four millions spent on alterations at 1596.
• Wellington, Arthur, d. 1852, duke of, allowed earl of Mornington ten pounds a week 979,
• attempt to impeach him for R.C. emancipation bill 556,
• his god son 410,
• monument in St. Paul’s 1330.
• Wesley, John, d. 1791, founder of Methodism, picture of his rescue from the fire 1342.
• West Ham, near Bow, Middlesex, stipendiary magistrate, the first local appointed 1509.
• West India islands, Liberian coffee introduced 7,
• limes introduced 7.
• Westmacott, Charles Molloy, editor of the Age, d. 1868, assaulted by C. Kemble 186.
• Westminster, archbishop of 722.
• Westminster abbey, burials in 330, 453,
• deanery declined 1423,
• portrait of Richard the second 854,
• rings thrown into lord Palmerston’s grave 1327,
• royal musical festival 1363.
• Westminster Palace, bells in clock tower 50,
• Big Ben in the clock tower 456,
• houses of parliament burnt 886,
• paintings of Wellington and Blucher, and The death of Nelson 659.
• Westminster school, fagging at 709.
• Weston-super-mare, Somerset, town-hall 322.
• Wheels, cutting teeth of 99.
• Whiskey, distillers of 56, 220.
• Whist, Hollywood whist club 738,
• laws of 818,
• pound points 818,
• solo whist 1333.
• Whist players, Idle 4,
• Lloyd 459,
• Mayne 818,
• Pole 1570.
• Whistler, A 101.
• Whittaker, James A., land owner, Kansas 135.
• Whittlebury estate, Northamptonshire 473.
• White cross movement 429.
• Whyte, Mrs. Granville, claimed authorship of John Halifax 1024.
• Wicklow, lord lieutenant 828.
• William iv, d. 1837, king, diorama illustrating his coronation 755,
• his historiographer 49,
• physician to 1636,
• statue 1154.
• Williams, Frederick Henry, dean of Grahamstown, excommunicated 853.
• Williams, Montague Stephen, d. 1892, police magistrate 171.
• Willing, James, advertisement contractor, lessee of Alexandra palace 146.
• Wills, £5,858, col. 1404.
• £10,000, col. 1494.
• £11,000, col. 1511.
• £18,000, col. 171, 1031.
• £22,464, col. 1377.
• £23,000, col. 1176.
• £25,000, col. 829, 1098.
• £35,000, col. 165.
• £37,824, col. 1183.
• £40,000, col. 1503.
• £40,630, col. 434.
• £58,166, col. 1598.
• £71,390, col. 1049.
• £90,000, col. 148, 691.
• £100,000, col. 905, 906, 1392.
• £120,000, col. 1326, 1583, 1606.
• £120,937, col. 561.
• £130,000, col. 1115.
• £136,000, col. 230.
• £149,382, col. 1637.
• £159,718, col. 690.
• £170,000, col. 1326.
• £171,000, col. 1137.
• £180,000, col. 495.
• £200,000, col. 180, 740, 1256.
• £203,000, col. 24.
• £215,000, col. 1577.
• £244,092, col. 1597.
• £250,000, col. 348, 555, 801, 834, 953, 1034, 1117, 1466, 1628.
• £288,256, col. 1113.
• £300,000, col. 90, 211, 403, 737, 807, 1310, 1433.
• £344,000, col. 248.
• £350,000, col. 142, 304, 741, 777, 911, 999, 1178, 1427.
• £359,000, col. 133.
• £360,489, col. 1427.
• £382,473, col. 272.
• £400,000, col. 482, 948, 1408, 1573.
• £401,000, col. 286.
• £464,000, col. 336.
• £466,000, col. 317.
• £500,000, col. 137, 285, 393, 767, 1177, 1426.
• £520,560, col. 1483.
• £535,000, col. 482.
• £543,980, col. 373.
• £560,563, col. 639.
• £563,022, col. 458.
• £589,000, col. 1307.
• £600,000, col. 457, 737, 1057.
• £647,000, col. 321.
• £656,449, col. 95.
• £678,000, col. 120.
• £700,000, col. 40, 492, 572, 1168.
• £719,116, col. 758.
• £900,000, col. 334, 1595.
• £1,000,000, col. 503, 626, 1105, 1449.
• £1,069,669, col. 1416.
• £1,163,286, col. 1429.
• £1,200,000, col. 303, 891.
• £1,500,000, col. 1596.
• £2,100,000, col. 1282.
• £2,500,000, col. 473.
• £3,000,000, col. 473, 518, 987, 1200.
• £3,121,931, col. 568.
• Winchester, Hants, convent of Benedictines, 582.
• Windows, duty on repealed 1263.
• Windsor, houses removed from walls of the castle 1453,
• naval knights at 97, 202,
• new furniture designed for the castle 1664,
• theatricals at the castle, 165, 171.
• Wire walker, Oceana 1203.
• Wiseman, Nicholas P. S., d. 1865, Cardinal, his paper The Telegraph 567.
• Witty men, Kennedy 203,
• Kirwan 247,
• Murphy 1038,
• Quin 1690.
• Wombwell, George, theatrical lessee 150.
• Women and the Land league 1358,
• female doctor 251,
• imprisoned in Ireland 1358,
• in male attire 64.
• Wood carving, carving by machinery 148,
• wood carver 952,
• draughtsman on wood 575.
• Woods and Forests, first commissioners, Lincoln 1117,
• Lowther 492.
• Wool brokers, Goldsborough 909,
• Mort 991.
• Woollen cloth manufacturer 741.
• Worcester, Laslett’s almshouses 310.
• Worcestershire, lord lieutenant 551.
• Wordsworth, William, d. 1850, poet, an acquaintance 1409,
• his daughter Dorothy 1689,
• his friend 110,
• Jemima and Rotha Quillinan 1689.
• Works and public buildings, commissioner, Hall 455.
• Wrestlers, Atkinson 40,
• Chapman 39,
• Clattan 646,
• Dubois 58,
• Gordon 39,
• Jackson 39,
• Jameson 58,
• Longmire 40, 490,
• Mc Laughlan 646,
• Nelson 39,
• Nicol 39,
• Selkirk 646,
• Wilson 646,
• Wright 58.
• Writing, art of making a good pen 415,
• teacher of 415.