[12] Mr. Stafford and Mr. Stopford, who both acted in the plays at Rockingham.
[13] Mr. Charles Knight was writing a series of papers in "Household Words," called "Shadows."
[14] The great Duke of Wellington's funeral.
[15] Meaning Mr. W. H. Wills himself.
[16] The poet "Barry Cornwall."
[17] "Hide and Seek."
[18] On the occasion of the Prince Consort's visit to the camp at Boulogne.
[19] Mr. Egg.
[20] The inscription on the house in Rochester known as "Watts's Charity" is to the effect that it furnishes a night's lodging for six poor travellers—"not being Rogues or Proctors."
[21] Captain Cavendish Boyle was governor of the military prison at Weedon.