[2] This Index Expurgatorious puts the ban upon such words as these:—bogus, authoress, poetess, collided, debút, donate, donation, loafer, located, ovation, predicate, progressing, pants, rowdies, roughs, secesh, osculate for kiss, endorse for approve, lady for wife, jubilant for rejoicing, bagging for capturing, loaned for lent, posted for informed, and realized for obtained.
[3] Report addressed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer by the Master of the Mint, and Colonel Smith, late Master of the Calcutta Mint, on the mintage necessary to cover the expenses of establishing and maintaining the gold currency.
[4] Mr. Hendriks' Evidence before the Royal Commission.
[5] Report from the Royal Commission on International Coinage.
[6] This is shown by the tariff price of the British sovereign at the Paris Mint, mentioned at p. [21].
[7] Colonel J. T. Smith's Evidence before the Royal Commission.
[8] Mr. Hendriks' Evidence, Royal Commission on International Coinage, p. 19.
[9] Mrs. Crewe's house was subsequently the resort of Charles Fox and his party, who took for their motto—
'Buff and Blue,
And Mrs. Crewe.'
[10] British Quarterly Review. October, 1867, Article 'Recent Researches in Palestine.'