Horsehair worn by English squires, [25, 8].
Host or hospitaller, a sacred function for young Christian men, [36, 5].
Hotel, Umfraville, ghastly nature of, [38, 38];
in Paris, [48, 271].
House, each man to live in one fit for him, [47, 256];
the simplest way of building, [47, 258];
advice about a suitable, [47, 256];
at Herne Hill exactly fit for the author, [47, 257].
Houses, about London, packing cases, [29, 5];
ill-aired, pestilence of, in the suburbs of London, [29, 2];
of St. George’s Co., [37, 11].
Housemaid, would young ladies feel aggrieved at being made under-, [30, 5].
Housemaid’s broom, spear of lady members of St. George’s Co., [30, 5].
Housewife, her weekly bill doubled, [29, 10];
cause of this, [29, 11].
Howell, James, and Co., remarks on a circular from, [26, 2].
Hunter St., London, and Market St., Croydon, change in relations between, [46, 222].