Modern English biography, volume 2 (of 4), I-Q - Frederic Boase

Racing, Billesden Copley hunt, a song [90],
Doncaster races and race course [105],
Eastby stud [60],
jockey club senior steward [721],
M’ George, starter [602],
magpie jacket, the [1403],
tan gallop a quarter mile long covered with grass [1595],
riding school three hundred and eighty five feet long [1595].
Racing, Cesarewitch winners, Glauca [1403],
Iliona [1326],
Vengeance [1322],
Weathergaze [1359].
Racing, Chester cup winners, Tim Whiffler [33],
Vanity [920].
Racing, Derby winners, Bay Middleton [90],
Blair Athol [1], [33],
Blink Bonny [1],
Cossack [1431],
Doncaster [855]
sold for fourteen thousand pounds,
Ellington [33],
Flying Dutchman [742],
Gladiateur [276],
Mameluke [90],
Middleton [90],
Orlando [1434],
Teddington [762],
Thormanby [855],
Tiresias [1595],
Voltigeur [762],
Wild Dayrell [1588].
Racing, Oaks winners, Apology [226],
Catherine Hayes [742],
Cobweb [90],
Fille de l’air [276],
Lilias [540],
Marie Stewart [855],
Queen of Trumps [540], [1001],
Our Nell [540].
Racing, One thousand guineas winners, Achievement [1425],
Apology [226],
Cobweb [90],
Clementine [1403],
Pilgrimage [493],
Virago [1301].
Racing, St. Leger winners, Achievement [1425],
Apology [226],
Blair Athol [1],
Blue Bonnet [540],
Caller Ou [1],
Elis [423],
Flying Dutchman [742],
Gladiateur [276],
Gamester [920],
Jerry [1403],
Knight of St. George [983],
Marie Stewart [854],
Nutwith [762],
Queen of Tramps [540], [1001],
Rayon d’Or [276],
Saucebox [1359],
Sunbeam [854],
Van Tromp [762],
Voltigeur [762].
Racing, Two thousand guineas winners, Archibald [1434],
Charmant [276],
Conyngham [1534],
Corsair [423],
Gladiateur [276],
Lord of the Isles [854],
Macgregor [854],
Pilgrimage [493].
Racing men, Bentinck [1001],
I’Anson [33],
Jacques [60],
Jaraczewski [61],
King [229],
Kirley [243],
Lagrange [276],
Mansfield [727],
Merry [854],
Milner [896],
Monck [920],
Mostyn [1001],
Newman [1125],
O’Brien [1199],
O’Hara [33],
Padwick [1301],
Parr [1359],
Payne [1403],
Pearson [1425],
Peebles [1432],
Peel, John [1433],
Peel, Jonathan [1434],
Pigot [1534].
Racquet player, Lane [295].
Ragged school, first in Bradford [1643].
Railways, block system introduced [253],
compressed tree-nails for fixing chairs [810],
contractor [633],
Crewe engine [467],
double headed rails [467],
electric lighting used [253],
interlocking signals used [253],
jubilee at Darlington [1426],
line formed by way leaves [36],
Lloyd’s bonds [461],
Mersey tunnel [24],
oldest official [4],
sectio-planography [672],
solid wrought iron wheels [1293],
Sunday traffic [198],
Westinghouse brake [253],
wheels [499].
Railway lines, Edinburgh and Glasgow opened [339].
Darlington and Stockton opened [1426], [1427].
Euphrates valley railway, the proposed [810].
Great Eastern chairman [1351].
Great Western, the stocks consolidated [1602].
London and Brighton chairman [1371].
London, Chatham and Dover engineer [892].
London and North Western constructed [344].
Metropolitan original promoter [1421].
Midland constructed [344],
first secretary [1173].
North Eastern chairman [1666].
South Eastern chairman [607].
Stainmoor line opened [1426].
Ramsden, Charlotte, founded a sermon at Cambridge [739].
Ramsgate, Granville hotel [1665].
Ranmoor near Sheffield, St. John’s church built [730].
Razor strop, Mechi’s magic [829].
Readers, Public, Kelly [183],
Kemble [186],
Kennedy [196],
Macready [680],
Montague [930],
Montgomery [938],
Morton [995].
Reciter, Robinson [1560].
Recorders, Andover [209],
Banbury [723],
Barnstaple [1619],
Bath [61],
Bedford [166], [1625],
Berwick on Tweed [10],
Bideford [1619],
Brighton [48], [467],
Bristol [232] bis, [544], [925], [1641],
Buckingham [890], [1406],
Bury St. Edmunds [813],
Carmarthen [102],
Chichester [107],
Colchester [183],
Coventry [484],
Devonport [1519],
Devizes [528], [849],
Doncaster [800],
East Looe [1570],
Exeter [232], [1641],
Falmouth [850], [1408],
Folkestone [494],
Helston [147], [850], [1408], [1641],
Henley-upon-Thames [1436],
Hereford [1532],
Ipswich [857], [1611],
Kingston on Thames [75],
Leeds [802],
Leicester [837], [848],
Lincoln [1199],
Maidenhead [986],
Maidstone [1626],
Margate [234],
Newcastle [499],
Newcastle under Lyme [270],
Northampton [1174],
Norwich [857], [1243], [1625],
Oswestry [207],
Oxford [723],
Penzance [850], [924], [1408],
Pontefract [1495], [1524],
Portsmouth [786], [1519], [1606],
Reading [667], [848],
Rochester [488], [761],
Saffron Walden [264],
Scarborough [1520],
Singapore [809],
South Molton [93], [1619],
Stamford [804],
Sudbury [723],
Usk [1133],
Walsall [1090],
Warwick [887],
Wells [400],
Welshpool [1664],
Wenlock [1650],
Winchester [641],
Wolverhampton [1608],
Woodstock [390],
Yarmouth [848].
Records, Public, Palgrave’s connection with the [1311],
records kept at fifty six different places [1311].
Redcar, Yorkshire, race course [1118].
Reeves, John Sims, b. 1818, tenor singer, his sister [441],
imitated by Mrs. Howard Paul [1393].
Religion, open air preaching on the continent [244],
person preaching twelve thousand times [140].
Religious Denominations, Baptists, chapel in Rome [1057],
immersion in a pond [1289],
particular baptists [1534],
preacher formerly an actor [259].
Bible Christians founded [1201].
Brotherhood of the new life, T. L. Harris leader [1233].
Bryanites founded [1201].
Catholic apostolic church, angels [337], [1286],
apostles [231], [625], [1462],
Irvine, A. of White Notley [20],
miraculous cure in a chapel [1286],
speaking in the spirit [1286].
Christian Israelites, Daniel Milton and John Wroe [897].
Christian socialists, spiritual leader of [805].
Church of England, See also [Ritualism],
archbishop of Canterbury excommunicated by Bishop Phillpotts [1516],
bishop, first consecration of a, out of England [592],
bishop of Lyttleton never consecrated [38],
bishopricks refused [570], [1193],
Bristol and Gloucester sees united [923],
brotherhood of the Holy Redeemer [1000],
champion of Protestant church [13],
church burnt [356],
Church missionary society’s college first principal [1424],
church of Rome, suggested reunion with [1677],
confession revived [448], [1677],
confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament [511],
converted Jews [149],
Cook refuses the communion to Jenkins [77],
copper coins thrown through a church window [1231],
crosses, legality of erecting in churches [425],
curate imprisoned for cursing a magistrate [944],
daily choral service established [924], [1120],
daily services revived [170],
Enraght ritualistic case [1518],
evangelical school [322],
famous preacher, Lidden [426],
father Ignatius [545],
Flamank v. Simpson [1499],
Folkestone ritualistic case [1474],
Gorham prosecution [1515],
Head case [1515],
holy orders relinquished [324], [1369], [1667],
lay readers association founded [757],
Littledale hearing confessions [448],
Mackonochie’s case [641], [771], [1499],
Mildmay park conferences [1450], [1452],
minister becomes a baptist [1159],
minister never absent on Sunday during forty years [291],
Napier’s ecclesiastical code [1078],
Newmania [1677],
Oakeley’s licence revoked [1191],
Order of Corporate reunion [1000],
Oxford movement [1677],
Pan-Anglican synod [489],
presbyterian minister ordained a minister [757],
Purchase case [1671],
Puseyism [1677],
quaker joins church [1388],
rector with £6250 a year [1632],
rural dean office revived [1060],
St. Paul’s, evening service under the dome [893],
and special services in [633],
self supporting village [966],
Shore persecution [1515],
sisterhoods founded [1677],
suffragen bishops [1361], [1362],
tracts for the times [1123], [1677].
Congregationalists, great preacher [1370],
memorial hall founded [977],
Samuel Martin [772].
Evangelical Union in Scotland [973].
Free church of England, bishops of [1122], [1635].
Free church of Scotland, claim of rights [1056],
joined by the Seceders [577],
Hugh Miller [877],
preaching on the hills in snow storms [658],
refusal to have an organ and to use hymns [198].
Free Presbyterian church built in Rome [415].
Friends, a visiting minister [752].
Greek church, minister of [979],
refuses to receive a convert [1323].
Independents, Rivulet controversy [543].
Jezreelites, The, instituted [99],
the flying scroll [99].
Jews, Bevis Marks synagogue [1121],
Jew first elected to London common council [1502],
twenty-five lavadores [932],
West London synagogue founded [932].
Joanna Southcottians, a member of the [99],
her successor [1411].
Moravian church in England [315].
New and latter house of Israel founded [99].
Presbyterian church in Scotland, an only sermon [39],
first organ used [357],
marriage celebrated in a church [357],
stained glass windows introduced [357].
Presbyterian church in Ireland, The forty party [380].
Roman Catholic church, bishopric refused [567],
cardinals Manning [722]
and Newman [1124],
catholic emancipation [589],
confraternity of the living rosary [1501],
Crookhall college, Durham [440],
St. Cuthbert’s college, Ushaw [440],
guilds restored [165],
first church with peal of bells since time of queen Mary [24],
first conservative member of parliament [1587],
first R.C. mayor of a cathedral city [284],
first R.C. to sit in house of lords [1164],
institute of charity [1303],
lord chancellor of Ireland a R.C. [1071],
monsignors Longman [490]
and Neville [1113],
pedigree of R.C. families [139],
permission to celebrate mass in any house [436],
Prior park college [1302],
seceders from [282], [588].
Roman Catholic church, converts to, Jameson [57],
Keary [167],
Kingsford [234],
Knowles [261],
Knox [264],
Law, A. H. [322],
Law, W. T. [324],
Lindsay [436],
Lloyd, [460],
Lockhart [469],
Lothian [500],
Lucas [522],
Lyons [547],
Mc Murdo [664],
Manning [722],
Marshall, J. [757],
Marshall, T. W. [760],
Maskell [780],
Morris, J. [984],
Morris, J. B. [984],
Mossman [1000],
Munro [1028],
Newburgh [1115],
Newman [1124],
Oakeley [1191],
Ormsby [1260],
Oxenham [1297],
Paley [1310],
Palmer, J. B. [1319],
Palmer, W. [1323],
Parsons, D. [1369],
Parsons, G. [1370],
Paton [1384],
Pearsall [1419],
Phillipps de Lisle [1501],
Potter [1603],
Proctor [1652],
Pryor [1662],
Pugin [1664],
Spencer [1501].
Secession church in Scotland becomes United Presbyterian church [116].
Swedenborgian, minister and his chapel [1158].
Ulster Unitarian Christian association formed [1592].
United Secession church founded [761].
Welsh, preacher in [131].
Wesleyan Methodists, camp meetings [18],
presidents [37], [38], [52], [100], [172], [185], [480], [749], [1670].
White Quakers founded [43].
Worship of Nikkul Seyn [1140].
Rembrandt, Hermanszoon van Rhyn, d. 1669, painter, his etching Christ healing the sick [1315].
Repton, Notts., the school increased in numbers [1418].
Resin distilled, used to make soap [1565].
Respirators for consumptive persons invented [72].
Rhythmical index [491].
Richard ii, d. 1400, portrait of restored [854].
Richardson, John, d. 1836, showman [356].
Riders and riding, Jersey [90],
Nolan [1162],
Osbaldeston [1264],
one hundred and twenty miles in thirteen hours [81].
Rifles, double bolt for breechloaders [1674],
expanding bullets [1674],
hammerless gun [1674],
Morris tube for [985],
rifle makers [1672],
with oval bore [287].
Riflemen form, a song [137].
Rio Janeiro, mint erected [869].
Ritualism, originators of, Keble [170],
Manning [722],
Newman [1123],
Pusey [1677],
Tracts for the times [170] bis.
Roads on Mc Adam’s system [557].
Roberts, David, d. 1864, painter, sketches in Holy Land published [942].
Roberts, Thomas, d. 1876, acting manager [25].
Roberts, William John, money lender, d. 1861, attempts to murder William Murray [1055].
The Times 13 July 1861 et seq.
Rob Roy canoe voyages [608].
Rochdale, Yorkshire, vicarage act [915].
Rocked in the cradle of the deep, a song [254], [1160].
Rogers, Samuel, d. 1855, poet, Queenie Thrale refuses to marry him [176].
Rolls, Masters of the, Jessel [94],
Langdale [300].
Roman stations, Caerleon, Monmouthshire [355],
Clausentum, Hants. [665],
Isle of Wight [178],
Lancashire roads [157],
Roman wall [646], [1010],
Sevington, Wilts. [499],
Silchester, Hants. [152],
Volubilis [343],
Watling street, Salop [646],
Wilderspool, Lancashire [192].
Rome, arms and legs for the poor [808],
basilica of St. Clement [1023],
British academy of arts founded [584],
first English bankers [1560],
Free presbyterian church built [415],
Mr. Wall’s Baptist chapel [1057],
Parker’s photographs of the walls, etc. [1345].
Rory O’ More, a ballad [506].
Rose pink colour invented [109].
Rose queen, A [1186].
Rosshire, lord lieutenant [790].
Rossini, Giacchino Antonio, d. 1868, composer, Petite messe solennelle introduced [908],
Stabat mater introduced in England [904].
Rowing, Oxford to Westminster bridge [1456].
Rowers and Scullers, Arnold [721],
Douglas [1456],
Ingham [9],
Jacobson [45],
Johnson [105],
Keane [166],
King [229],
Lane [295],
Lea [338],
Lord [496],
Lowndes [516],
Mc Dougall [592],
Mc Lean [649],
Mackarness [615],
Mann [721],
Mellish [836],
Merivale [849],
Meynell [860],
Morrison [987],
Moss [999],
Mountain [1007],
Moxon [1012],
Munster [1031],
Nicholson [1145],
Parish [1337],
Pennefather [1451],
Penrhyn [1456],
Penrose [1457],
Phelps [1489],
Phillipps [1495],
Phillips [1514],
Polehampton [1570],
Prest [1629].
Royal academicians, See also [Painters] [1748],
Jones [126],
Lee [351],
Leslie [394],
Lewis [416] resigned,
Long [484],
Maclise [659],
Marochetti [743],
Mulready [1024],
Poole [1584].
Royal Society, Fellows, Christopher [1153],
Dundas [1153],
Ibbetson [2],
Ilchester [5],
Inglis [13],
Jackson [36],
Jacob [44],
James [50],
Jameson [57],
Jeffery [69],
Jeffreys, J. G. [71],
Jeffreys, J. [72],
Jejeebhoy [73],
Jenkin [76],
Jervis [92],
Jessee [94],
Jessel [95],
Jevons [96],
Johnson, C. W. [103],
Johnson, E. J. [104],
Johnson, G. H. S. [105],
Johnson, M. J. [108],
Johnson, P. N. [109],
Johnston, A. R. C. [113],
Johnston, J. F. W. [115],
Jones, C. R. [123],
Jones, H. B. [127],
Jones, T. [142],
Jones, T. R. [143],
Jones, T. W. [144],
Joule [150],
Kane [159],
Kay, J. H. [163],
Kaye, J. [164],
Kaye, J. W. [164],
Kelland [178],
Ker [209],
Key [214],
Kidd [217],
Kiernan [218],
King, J. [226],
King, P. P. [227],
König [266],
Laing [278],
Lamont [285],
Lankester [303],
Lansdowne [304],
Lassell [310],
Lawrence [331],
Lawson [333],
Leake [341],
Le Couteur [348],
Lee, J. [354],
Lee, R. [357],
Leeson [366],
Lefevre [367],
Lefroy [369],
Legh [372],
Lemon [386],
Liddell [425],
Lindley [435],
Lister [444],
Livingstone [453],
Lloyd, E. [457],
Lloyd, H. [460],
Lloyd, J. A. [461],
Lloyd, W. [463],
Locke [467],
Logan [477],
Londesborough [481],
Lowther [492],
Lowe [512],
Lubbock [520],
Luke [528],
Lyell [540],
Lyttleton [551],
Mc Clean [572],
Mc Donnell [590],
Mc Grigor [610],
Mackinnon [639],
M’ Lean [650],
Maclear [651],
Mc Neill [672],
Macneill [672],
Mc William [682],
Madden [684],
Maddy [687],
Magrath [692],
Main [697],
Maine [698],
Maitland, E. F. [702],
Maitland, J. G. [703],
Maitland, S. R. [704],
Majendie [705],
Mallet [712],
Maltby [713],
Manby, C. [714],
Manby, G. W. [715],
Mangles [718],
Mantell [729],
Marcot [731],
Markland [739],
Marshall, A. M. [754],
Marshall, J. [759],
Martin [768],
Matheson [790],
Matthiessen [798],
Maxwell, J. C. [808],
Maxwell, J. [809],
May [810],
Mayo, C. [820],
Mayo, H. [821],
Mayo, T. [821],
Melville [839],
Mercer [846],
Merrifield [852],
Miers [869],
Miller, J. F. [880],
Miller, J. [880],
Miller, W. A. [885],
Miller, W. H. [886],
Minto [899],
Molesworth [916],
Montgomerie [934],
Moore, J. A. [950],
Moore, T. E. L. [955],
Moreau [960],
Morgan [964],
Morison [974],
Morris, J. C. [985],
Moseley, H. [997],
Moseley, H. N. [997],
Moss [999],
Murchison, C. [1032],
Murchison, Sir R. I. [1033],
Mylne [1067],
Napier, Lord [1072],
Napier, H. E. [1076],
Narrien [1082],
Neilson [1097],
Newall [1114],
Newmarch [1125],
Newport [1126],
Nisbet-Hamilton [1153],
Noad [1155],
Nolan [1161],
Northampton [1174],
Northbrook [1175],
Northcott [1176],
Northumberland [1177],
Ogle [1221],
Oldham [1230],
Oliveira [1235],
Ormerod, E. L. [1257],
Ormerod, G. [1257],
O’ Shaugnessy [1270],
Outram [1278],
Owen [1290],
Paget [1306],
Palgrave [1311],
Parish [1338],
Parker, T. L. [1348],
Parker, W. K. [1350],
Parkes [1352],
Parkinson [1356],
Parry [1367],
Pasley [1375],
Patterson [1386],
Pattinson [1388],
Peacock [1412],
Pearson, E. [1422],
Pelly [1443],
Pemberton [1445],
Pengelly [1448],
Penn [1449],
Pepys [1460],
Percy [1463],
Pereira [1465],
Pettigrew [1484],
Phillimore [1498],
Phillipps [1501],
Phillips, J. [1507],
Phillips, J. A. [1508],
Plowden [1561],
Pollock [1575],
Porrett [1588],
Porter [1591],
Portlock [1596],
Potter [1600],
Pratt, J. H. [1621],
Pratt, S. P. [1622],
Prestwich [1631],
Pritchard [1648],
Pusey [1678],
Quain [1686],
Quekett [1687].
Rundell, Philip, d. 1827, goldsmith [1094].
Rubens, Peter Paul, d. 1640, painter, the Chapeau de poil [1435].
Russell, John, d. 1878, earl, his ministry resigned [227],
lord John Russell’s post bag [291].
Russia, army, clothing of the [22],
chief engineer of the navy [285],
Crimea, railway line from Balaklava to Sebastopol [1480],
Friends deputation to on peace [1426],
sketches and models of Sebastopol [1665],
the secret treaty disclosed by Marvin [778].
Ryves, Virginia Jannetta Horton, d. 1871, claiming descent from the duke of Cumberland [1089].

Sackville college, East Grinstead [1089].
Saddler [1229].
St. Andrew’s, rector of university Mill [875],
provost Playfair [1557],
St. Andrew’s golf club [1557].
St. George and the dragon on the English coins [1546].
St. Helena, observatory erected [108].
St. Paul’s cathedral, tablet in memory of murdered war correspondents [1612].
St. Paul, Horace, his son [133].
Salford, Lancashire, library and museum [1554],
Salford hundred court of record [162],
ancient market [1437].
Salt, process for refining [1354].
Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Yorkshire, founded [1426].
Saltley, Warwickshire, diocesan training college [551].
Sams, William, publisher and peerage proprietor [16].
Sandwich islands held by Great Britain [1397].
Sanitary engineer, Jennings [82].
Saxon antiquities, Faussett’s collection of [813].
Scene painters, James [47],
Leitch [381],
Lancaster [288],
Marshall [755],
Morgan [967],
O’ Connor [1208],
Oliver [1237].
See also under [Theatres].
Schools, first inspector of [962],
the Misses Lees’ school [351].
Scotland, black polled cattle [574],
cricket introduced [240],
Dick bequest for parochial schoolmasters [844],
Forbes Mackenzies’ act [634],
forty new churches erected [905],
Gaelic episcopal society [508],
grand master mason [731],
hangman, the public [1034],
herring fisheries [279],
keeper of judicial records [1349],
kelp trade [279],
island of Lewis, owner of [790],
famine in Lewis [790],
Lord Lyon, king of arms [241],
meteorological soc. founded [112],
MS. collections relating to [269],
royal company of archers, president [840],
Secession and Relief churches united [622],
Strathpeffer spa [727],
Sutherlandshire clearings [465],
tenant farmer a member of parliament [575],
tweed trade originated [591].
Scott, Sir Walter, d. 1832, author, his friend [696],
he sees Rob Roy acted [618].
Screw pile and ship mooring invented [901].
Sculptors, Chantrey [126],
Chenu [595],
Johnson [104],
Jones [135],
Keene [174],
King [225],
Ladeuil [275],
Ledward [349],
Legrew [372],
Leifchild [373],
Leyland [422],
Lough [500],
Lucas [525],
Lynn [545],
Macbridge [566],
Maccarthy [569],
Macdonald [584],
Macdowell [595],
Manning [723],
Marochetti [743],
Moffitt [912],
Montalba [930],
Monti [939],
Mossman [1000],
Munro [1028],
Nixon [1154],
Noble [1157],
O’ Doherty [1212],
Papworth [1330],
Park [1339],
Philip [1493].
Sea, deep sea dredging [71],
mean level determined [61],
Normandy’s apparatus for distilling sea water [1168].
Sea hath its pearls, The, a song [1544].
Seaweed imported from Sweden [225].
Seaham harbour, Durham opened [482].
Selby, Bishop of, an assumed title [1000].
Selkirkshire, lord lieutenant [468].
Serjeants at law, Jervis [91],
Jones, C. C. [123],
Jones, H. G. [128],
Keating [169],
Kelly [182],
Kinglake [232],
Law [324],
Ludlow [527],
Lush [533],
Lyndhurst [543],
Manning [723],
Mellor [837],
Merewether [848],
Miller [882],
Murphy [1038],
O’ Brien [1199],
Parry [1364],
Payne [1406],
Petersdorff [1478],
Pigott [1532],
Pollock [1575],
Pulling [1667],
Quain [1685].
Sewell, Elizabeth, d. 1879, linguist [790].
Shaftesbury, Anthony A., d. 1885, seventh earl, his successor [240].
Shakespeare, William, d. 1616, all his plays except six produced at Sadler’s Wells [1491],
Centurie of prayse [11],
Collier controversy [1362],
Perkin’s folio [1362],
Shakespeare fabrications [11],
Shakesperian jesting in the circus ring originated [751],
three hundredth anniversary celebration [766],
trustees of his birthplace [10].
Shakespeare, William, editions of his works, first folio edition [431],
Henry Irving edition of works [756],
Clark and Wright’s edition of works [519].
Sheehy, Eugene, Roman catholic priest, arrested in Limerick [456].
Sheep, Alpaca sent to Australia [349],
black faced [675],
breeders of [691], [1434], [1678],
farmer [752].
Sheffield, Yorkshire, botanic gardens [742],
birthday club [95],
Jessop hospital [95],
Mappin’s collection of pictures [731],
mayor and master cutler combined [798].
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, d. 1822, poet, his executor [1414],
his friend [1653],
his works considered profane [1011].
She wore a wreath of roses, a song [254].
Sheridan, Thomas, d. 1817, his daughter Mrs. Norton [1179].
Ship builders, Elder [1416],
Fairfield co. [1416],
Kirk [243],
Laing [279],
Laird [280].
Shipowners, Inman [16],
Jenkins [76],
Pollok [1576].
Shipping Companies, African steam ship co. [280],
British and North American co. [280],
British India steam navigating co. [639],
Guion line [1416],
Inman line [16],
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia co. [16],
North German Lloyd’s [1416],
New Zealand co. [1416],
Scottish Oriental [1416].
Ships and Shipping, anti-fouling composition for bottoms of [1412],
curves of stability [101],
international code of marine signals [908],
Manby’s rocket apparatus [715],
self holding brakes for windlasses [1079],
ship broker [439],
signal stations for ships [908],
unimmersible boats [715].
See also [Steamships].
Shipwrecks, Alfonzo xii [473],
Athénienne [1683],
Brother Jonathan [14],
Elizabeth [715],
Great Britain [605],
Kent [607], [608],
Lady Elgin [14],
Liberia [514],
London [1222], [1317],
Northfleet [258],
Pacific [1252],
Rothsay castle [988],
Royal charter [473],
Victoria [986].
Shoeblack brigade founded [608].
Shoemakers, learned, Kendall [191],
Kennedy [197],
Kitto [248],
Knight [255],
Leatherland [345],
Lochore [466],
M’ Kay [619],
Mason, F. [781],
Mason, Sir J. [783],
Miller [876],
Mitchell [903],
Murray [1055],
Odger [1212],
Richardson [876].
Shoreham, Sussex, harbour constructed [539].
Shorthand, libraries of books on [415],
Lewis’ system [415],
Lloyd’s stenography [458],
shorthand writers [1548],
the only writer in Devonshire [314].
Shrewsbury school, Shropshire, head master [195].
Silk, manufacturer Nicholson [1141],
mercer Jeffery [70].
Silver, made from base metals [1329],
to separate silver from lead [1388].
Singh, Duleep, d. 1893, The Maharajah, his guardian [479].
Singers, See also [Actors],
Amadi [504],
Andrews [1382],
Barnett [1506],
Bianchi [273],
Bolton [306],
Celli [1684],
Cole [1087],
Fillippi [1500],
Fisher [688],
Grisi [736],
Incledon [9],
Isaacs [25],
Jackson [273],
Jones [132],
Jonghmans [147],
Kennedy [196],
King [306],
Knight [254],
Knyvett, C. [265],
Knyvett, D. [265],
Knyvett, W. [265],
Lablache, F. [271],
Lablache, L. [271],
Lacy, J. [273],
Lacy, J. W. [273],
Land [289],
Lanza [306],
Lee [351],
Leffler [368],
Lind [433],
Linn [441],
Love [502],
Maas [555],
Maeder [688],
Manvers [730], [755],
Mario [736],
Marras [743],
Masson [788],
Miranda [900],
New [1114],
Orridge [1262],
Oudin [1276],
Parepa-Rosa [1334],
Parry [1364],
Pasta [1376],
Patey [1382],
Paton [1383],
Patti [1388],
Paul [1393],
Penna [1450],
Perkins [1467],
Piccolomini [1468],
Persiani [1475],
Phillipps [1499],
Phillips, H. [1506],
Potocki [1599],
Povey [254], [1607],
Purdy [1673],
Puzzi [1679],
Pyne, G. [1683],
Pyne, J. K. [1684],
Pyne, L. F. [1684],
Pyne, S. [1684],
Roze [1467],
Schulz [744],
Stephens [306],
Travis [265],
Tree [306], [1404],
Vestris [794],
Waylett [351],
Woods [1384],
Wyndham [271].
Singers, Comic, Leybourne [421],
Lloyd [226],
Maynard [816],
Moody [941],
Ogden [1217],
Pearce [1415],
Powell [1609],
Vance [421].
Skating, National skating association founded [1012],
skating rink [1644].
Slap Bang, the expression first used [1471].
Slavery, anti-slavery advocate, Lushington [535],
engagés libres system [656],
meeting in London [1616],
slave owner [1542].
Sleep, on going to sleep [945].
Sleigh, Burrowes Willcocks Arthur, colonel, d. Chelsea March 1869, proprietor of Daily telegraph [407].
Smith, Albert, d. 1860, entertainer, takes lessons in fencing and boxing [31],
writes an entertainment [1364].
Smith, Thomas Assheton, yachtman, d. 1858, Pandora’s voyage to North Pole [498].
Smith, John, of the Pop Gun inn, a traitor [384].
Smoke-jack maker [513].
Snow, lost and buried for a night in the [64].
Snuff boxes, painting of [578].
Soap, hardened by sulphate of soda [1168],
resin used in manufacture [1565].
Societies, See also [Associations], col. [1703]
and Institutions, col. [1722].
Acclimatisation, secretary [513].
Alliance national land and building founded [1156].
Amalgamated society of railway servants, president [78].
Artists’ benevolent fund, secretary [769].
Arundel, their fictile ivories [1108].
Antiquaries, director [894].
Art union of London founded [1566].
Artists’ annuity fund founded [1681].
Askesian founded [1460], [1509].
Astronomical founded [142].
Artists’ annuity fund, president [532].
Bath and West of England agricultural [537], [1549].
Berwickshire naturalists’ club, founders [114].
Brighton and Sussex medico-chirurgical [80].
British gynæcological, first president [824].
British homœopathic founded [1690].
British mineralogical and geological founded [1460].
Cambrian promoted [1363].
Cambrian archæological association founded [127].
Cambridge Camden founded [1089].
Chemical founded [491], [885].
Chetham founded [1355].
Choral harmonists’ founded [1184].
Classical harmonists’ founded [1184].
Church of England protection, president [436].
City philosophical founded [1484].
Civil engineers, secretary [308].
Coffee tavern company originated [1586].
Cymmroderion founded [1287].
Devonshire association founded [1447].
Emancipation for slaves founded [525].
English church union founded [1286],
president [436].
Entomological founded [1122].
Entomological, New South Wales founded [652].
Epidemiological founded [897].
Ethnological originated [228].
Female emigration founded [1688].
Financial reform union founded [1156].
For improvement of religious condition of seamen originated [237].
Gaelic, the founder [476],
first chief of [675].
Geographical, president [1033].
Geological of Cornwall, founders [705], [1336].
Governesses asylum, founder [278].
Handel founded and ceased [598].
Hardwick’s debating founded [667].
Hermetic founded [234].
Highland and agricultural of Scotland, secretary [809].
Historic society of Lancashire and Cheshire [1527].
Horticultural, secretary [434].
Hunterian founded [1290].
Irish founded [782].
Jersey agricultural and horticultural founded [348].
Juridical founded [421].
Linnean, librarian [242].
Linnean, New South Wales, constituted [652].
London and Middlesex archæological, president [481].
London oratory founded [264].
London political union founded [1156].
London, for promoting christianity among Jews, mission to Poland [570].
London trade council formed [1212].
Lowtonian founded [514].
Martineau founded [774].
Meteorological, president [720].
Microscopical founded [444],
president [1687].
Miners’ national union, president [581].
National choral established [766].
National complete suffrage union founded [862].
National orphan home founded [233].
Owls commencement and ending [260].
Oxford Old college historical revived [1077].
Parliamentary candidate founded [1473].
Pharmaceutical, founder [8].
Philharmonic established [1184].
Philosophical of London founded [1484].
Political union founded [1032].
Ray, founders of [114].
Religious tract, book editor [724],
books of travels [724],
secretary [146].
Royal, Woollaston medals made of palladium [109].
Royal agricultural founded [861], [1678].
Royal Asiatic, last original member [672].
Royal astronomical, Lee bequests [354],
president [721].
Royal geographical, secretary [36].
Royal horticultural, scientific director [1041].
Royal microscopical founded [1290].
Royal society of literature founded [85].
Royal society for protection of life from fire, [509].
Royal toxophilite [1576].
Scottish corporation, secretary [914].
Sisterhood of Good Samaritans at Coatham [1389].
Smeatonian society of engineers, treasurer [1067].
Society for suppression of vice, secretary [1641].
Society of arts, the Swiney cup [659].
Society of English medallists founded [1585].
Society of reporters founded [415].
Sunday school union founded [1152].
Sussex archæological founded [515].
Torquay natural history founded [1447].
Tract, secretary [144].
Utilitarian founded [875].
Wernerian natural history founded [57].
Wetteravian, a member [359].
Women’s printing founded [1378].
Yorkshire agricultural founded [861].
Zoological, secretary [902].
Society men and women, Jersey [90],
Montagu [929].
Solicitors general, Collier [925],
Jervis [91],
Karslake [160],
Keating [169],
Kelly [182].
Soda water apparatus [1460].
Somersault throwers, Lee [356],
Lees [365],
Myers [1065].
Somersetshire, lords lieutenant [5], [1596].
Song writers, Kenny [203],
Mackay [619],
Mitchell [903],
Perry [1470],
Roberts, Mrs. V. [274].
Sothern Edward Askew, d. 1881, actor, Our american cousin produced [174].
South Kensington museum, catalogue compiler [212],
Jones collection [133],
Percy’s metallurgical specimens [1464].
Southey, Robert d. 1843 poet, an acquaintance [1409],
Mason corresponds with him [782].
Southwark, Surrey, borough court of record [1406],
high steward of [1406].
Spain, Jameson created a caballero of [57],
Lorca outrage on H. D. Jencken [75],
St. Sebastian forlorn hope at [127].
Spelling, J. Jones system of Welsh spelling [130],
Mavor’s spelling book [806].
Spiral ascensionist, Ethardo [1203].
Spiritualists, Moses a medium [998],
Mountford [1008].
Spithead, Hants. sea forts constructed [344].
Split ring makers [783].
Spirits, sale of spirits amendment act [772].
Spurgeon, Charles Hadden, d. 1892, preacher, his sermon on baptismal regeneration [1669],
sermons and books printed [1376].
Stafford, first mayor [779].
Staffordshire, lord lieutenant [423].
Stained glass, designer of Oliphant [1233].
Stanhope, Lady Hester Lucy, d. 1839, her medical attendant [855].
Stanley, Arthur Penryn, d. 1881, dean of Westminster his great friend [1423].
Stanley, Henry Morton i.e. John Rowlands b. 1841, expedition for relief of Emin Pacha [56].
Stationers, Key [214], [401],
Parkins [1354].
Stationery, cheap paper and envelopes introduced [1355].
Statues and Busts, Akroyd [1493],
Albert [135], [1157],
Carpenter [1154],
Clyde [743],
Crosby [1154],
Derby [1157],
Franklin [1157],
Gilpin [104],
Gough [104],
Iddesleigh [1176],
Ingram [14],
Jacob [43],
Jefferies [68],
Jesse [94],
Jessel [95],
Jones [141],
Key [215],
Kiallmark [216],
Lane [296],
Lander [316],
Lawrence [330],
Leeman [363],
Lewis [413],
Lloyd [460],
Liardet [422],
Locke [467],
Logan [476],
Louis Philippe [135],
Macaulay [563],
Macdonald [584],
Macleod [657],
Mc Niell [672],
Maning [719],
Marsh [751],
Marshall [759],
Mary, Queen [1028],
Mason [783],
Mathew [791],
Maurice [805],
May [813],
Mayer [813],
Mayo [819],
Moffat [104],
Moor [914],
Mort [992],
Murray, D. [1042],
Napier, C. J. [1074],
Napier, W. F. P. [1080],
Napier, R. C. [1072],
Neill [1095],
Napoleon iii [135],
Oastler [1195],
O’Brien [1201],
O’Hagan [1224],
Outram [1157], [1279],
Owen [1287],
Parkes [1353],
Peabody [1408],
Pease [1427],
Peel L. [1434],
Peel W. [1435],
Phayre [1488],
Pierce [1528],
Plowden [15],
Pond [1577],
Pugin [1665],
Quain, J. R. [1685],
Quain, R. [1686],
Richard Cœur de Lion [743],
Sadler [1339],
Tennant [1339],
Victoria, Queen [135], [1157],
Vincent [104],
Wales, prince of [15],
Wallace [1339],
Watt [1028],
Wellington [1157],
William iv [1154].
Steam hammers [989], [1085].
Steam locomotives, competition at Rainhill [198],
Field’s boiler [855],
high pressure [1466], [1467],
Rocket, The [1521].
Steam ships, boomerang propeller [907],
direct acting annular cylinder screw engine [800],
double cylinder engine [800],
feathering screw propeller [800], [801],
first screw steamer to the Levant [923],
inventors of steam navigation [886],
iron boats built [889],
iron first used in building [280], [1079],
iron plating in alternate strakes [1077],
Jackson’s propeller [32],
Manby’s oscillating engines [1449],
marine engine improvements [58],
oscillating engines first used [1099],
oscillating engine, slide valves worked by an eccentric [800],
paddles used instead of wheels [502],
propellers [801],
screw propellers [513], [1536],
steeple engine invented [1075],
surface condenser for engines [1075],
twin screw invented [375].
See also [Ships].
Steam vessels, Atlantic greyhound, i.e. City of Rome [101],
City of Berlin [16],
La Normandie [101].
Steel, Bessemer process used [843],
steel smelters [95].
Steel pen makers, Mason [783],
Perry [783], [1472].
Stereoscopic and photographic company [1183].
Stephenson, George, d. 1848, engineer, his connection with E. Pease [1426].
Stirlingshire, lord lieutenant [940].
Stock exchange, London, the twelve jewish brokers [932].
Stockport, Lancashire, chartist disturbances [1447],
Jennison’s gardens established [83].
Stone throwing [442].
Stowe, Harriet Elizabeth Beecher, d. 1896, author and lord Byron [374].
Street dramatic reciter [1126].
Street making, concrete for [905].
Strickland, Agnes, d. 1874, author, her sister [941].
Strikes, dock labourers [1182].
Strutt, Mr., theatrical manager [171].
Struve, Dr., prepares mineral waters at Brighton [230].
Stuart, Charles Edward, d. 1788, The Young Pretender, his widow [1690].
Sudburry, Suffolk, disfranchised [123].
Suez, Egypt, first Englishman residing there [406].
Sugar, duties abolished [1175],
machine for cutting [1019],
sugar refiners [599].
Suicides, Jackson, Arthur Gregory, hanged himself [28].
Jones, John, died from attempted suicide [132].
Jullien, Louis G. A. J., wounded himself with a knife [156].
Lardner, Leopold James, threw himself from a window [308].
Le Grew, James, committed suicide [373].
Levy, Amy, inhaled fumes of charcoal [407].
Lingard, James W., committed suicide [439].
Low, Walter, took paregoric [510].
Lowndes, Jefferson, shot himself [515].
Lyttleton, George W. L., Baron, jumped out of a window [551].
Martin, G., cut his throat [765].
Matthiessen, A., took prussic acid [798].
Mercer, George, shot himself in bed [846].
Montgomery, W., shot himself [938].
Morris, R., shot himself [985].
Mowat, J. L. G., hanged himself Oxford [1010].
Moxon, Walter, drank hydrocyanic acid [1012].
Owen, G., took poison [1285].
Patton, George, cut his throat and threw himself into Almond river [1391].
Paul, Wentworth F. D., took prussic acid [1395].
Peace, W., shot himself St. Mary’s hospital [1416].
Perceval, Arthur Philip, took laudanum [1461].
Perry, Richard Davis, shot himself [1472].
Pigott, Richard, shot himself at Madrid [1534].
Price, David, shot himself [1636].
Sulphate of ammonia produced from gasses of blast furnaces [1099].
Sun, bright line spectrum of the cornea first seen [1567].
Sunday, Strome ferry case [198],
Sunday receptions [1653].
Surgeons, College of, diploma returned [630],
president [168].
Surgery, abdominal aorta tied for aneurism of the iliac [52],
anatomical museums [148], [158],
bleeding, last advocates of [312],
Cæsarean operation [11],
double stethoscope invented [343],
external iliac artery tied [1115],
ether inhaling apparatus [1263],
excision of varicose veins, operation for [759],
flexible cautery invented [338],
galvano cautery introduced [759],
hospitals, circular wards for [759],
hernia, operation for [528],
hydrocele, cure of [459],
instrument for removal of uterine polypi [1223],
Kiernan’s anatomy classes suppressed [218],
knee joint, excision of [126],
Lane’s medical school [586],
larynx, operations on the [630],
lithotomy operations [39], [459],
liver discoveries respecting its structure [218],
Lizar’s lines [454],
membrane of the eye discovered [41],
nævi, injection of with liquor ammoniæ [459],
Pagan’s obstetric forceps [1302],
patent truss [399],
pure rubber bandage for ulcers [767],
screw lithotrite tourniquet [399],
strabismus, cure of [633],
syphon douche invented [144],
tissue paper for dressing wounds [603],
tongue removed for cancer [1189],
tracheotomy without tubes [767],
upper jaw removed [454].
Sussex, duke of, d. 1843, his wife the duchess of Inverness [18].
Sweden, seaweed sent to England [225],
steamboats introduced [1292].
Swell, a broken down [1199].
Sweeney Todd, the barber of Fleet st., a drama [1629].
Swimmers, Drumlanrig [1687],
Johnson [109],
Kirkpatrick [245],
Leverell [404],
Lort [498],
Pearce [1415].
Swinburne, Algernon Charles, b. 1837, poet, ode by [8],
Queen Mother published [1523].
Swinfen v. Swinfen, a barrister suing for his fees [196].
Swordsman, M’ Ian [612].
Sydenham, See [Crystal palace], col. [1712].

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].

Umbrella, manufacturer [975].
Uranite, nature of [1510].

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].