Best (Mr. Justice), reference to his “great mind”, 44
Bible, Concordances to the, 28, 75-76
----, Indexes to the, 76
Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review, Index, 90
Bibliographical Research, rapid growth of the taste for, 34
Bibliotheca Sacra, Index, 90
“Bibliothecar. Chetham.,” his contribution to a General Index, 37
“Biglow Papers,” humorous Index to it, 18
Bigsby’s Thesaurus Siluricus, 35
---- Thesaurus Devonico-Carboniferus, 35
Billings (Dr. J. S.), his proposed National Catalogue of Medical
Literature, 33
Binney (Hon. Horace), proposed punishment for the publisher of an
indexless book, 27
Biographie Moderne, blunder in, 60
Biographie Universelle, life of an imaginary person, 50
Birch (W. De Gray), Fasti Monastici Aevi Saxonici, 106
---- Index to the Journal of the British Archæological Association, 83
Births, Deaths and Marriages, arrangement of newspaper lists of, 66
Bishops, their signatures a source of trouble to some, 64
---- to be arranged under their family names, 63, 72
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Index, 90
Blomefield’s History of Norfolk, Index Nominum, 78
Blomfield’s (Bishop) review of Barker’s edition of Stephens’s
Thesaurus, 25
Boccaccio, Index to his words and phrases, 29
Bochart (M.), called an Index the soul of big books, 21 (note 12)
Bodleian Library, Indexes to Catalogues of MSS., 108
Bolton (H. C.), Bibliography of the History of Chemistry, 34
---- Index to the Literature of Manganese, 34
Book-Analyst and Library Guide, 34
Bookseller’s ‘reason’ for not giving an Index, 13
Boston (Mass.), Indexes to City Documents, 101
Botanical Magazine, Indexes, 90
Bowyer (William), praise of one of his Indexes, 25
“Boyle upon Bentley”, 16
Bramwell (G.), Table of the Private Statutes, 97
Brayley’s Surrey, Indexes to, 56
Bremond (-- de), Table des Mémoires dans les Transactions
Philosophiques, 87
Brent (G. S.), Index to the Journal of the Geographical Society, 86
Bridger’s Index to Pedigrees, 79, 104
Brigham le jeune _for_ Brigham Young, 61
Brightwell (D. B.), Concordance to Tennyson, 78
British and Foreign Medical Review, Index, 90
British Archæological Association, Index to the Journal, 83
British Association Reports, 34
---- ---- General Index in six Alphabets, 57, 83
British Catalogue of Books, Index, 36, 107
British Critic, Indexes, 25, 90
British Museum Catalogue, 63
---- ---- arrangement of Anonymous Books, 29 (note), 43
---- Rules for Cataloguing, 70
---- Indexes to Catalogues of MSS., 36, 108
Broch (J. K.), an imaginary author, 50
Brodie (Thomas), Index to the Journals of the House of Lords, 99
Bromley’s (William) Travels, ill-natured Index made to them by his
enemies, 17
Brown (Arthur), Treatise on different calculi, attributed to him, 50
Browne’s (Sir Thomas) “Religio Medici,” the errata uncorrected in
several editions, 65
Brunet (G.) translates ‘White Knights’ as _Le Chevalier Blanc_, 52
Brussels Academy’s Memoirs, 34
Buckland (Dr.), said to be the author of a work “sur les ponts et
chaussées”, 53
Buffon’s Natural History, Index to the Plates, 78
Buist, Index to Books and Papers on India, 103
Bulwer Lytton (Sir Edward), Lord Lytton, his numerous names, 62, 63
Burke’s Landed Gentry, Index to, 78
Burney (M. C.), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
Burton (Hill), “Book Hunter,” allusion to the power in the hands of
an Indexer, 16
---- History of Scotland, Index, 79
Calcutta Review, Index, 91
Calendar, as a synonym of Index, 7, 11
Calendars of State Papers, 31
Calendarium, use of the word in English books, 7
Cambridge Concordance, 75
Cambridge, Trinity College, Index of Books printed before 1600, 108
Camden Society Publications, projected Index to, 36
Campbell (Lord), proposed punishment for the publisher of an
indexless book, 27
---- his confession, 28
---- good index to Lives of the Lord Chancellors, 46
Campkin (H.), his Index to the Sussex Archæological Collections, 26,
88
Camus, an imaginary author, 50
Canada, Index to the Journals of the Legislative Assembly, 101
Canadian Journal, bad Indexes to, 42-43
Capgrave’s Chronicle of England, blunder in the Index, 49
Carlisle (Nicholas) Index to Archæologia, 87
---- Index to the Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy, 86
Carlyle (Thomas), Index to his Works, 79
---- his reference to Prynne’s “Histrio-Mastix”, 14
---- he denounces the putters forth of indexless books, 27
---- his remarks on the want of Indexes to the standard Historical
Collections, 39
Cartularies, Index to, 102
Carus (J. V.), Bibliotheca Zoologica, 32
---- ---- blunders in the Index, 57
Cary’s English Atlas, Index, 82
Catalogue, as a synonym of Index, 11
Catalogue of Scientific Papers, 32, 104
Catalogues, Indexes to, 107-108
Cataloguing, Rules for, 70
Census of 1871, Index, 105
“Centralblatt,” various German, 34
Chadwick (J. N.), Index Nominum to Blomefield’s Norfolk, 78
Chambers (R.), Index to Heirs-at-Law, 102
Channing, two Doctors of the name, how to be distinguished, 68
Charities, Index to the Commissioners’ Reports, 101
Chatillon, compiler of the “Gradus ad Parnassum”, 29
Chemical Society’s Journal, 33
---- ---- Index, 83
Chemistry, Bibliography of the History of, 34
Chetham Society’s Index, 84
Chitty (E.), Index to Cases in Courts of Equity, 101
---- his grudge against Justice Best, 45
Chorley (Josiah), Metrical Index to the Bible, 76
Christian Observer, Index to, by Macaulay, 26
Cicero, his joke about Pollex and Index, 8
---- his use of the word Index, 8
Cinthio’s Novel turned into _November_ by Warburton, 53
Clarke (Mrs. Cowden), Concordance to Shakspere, 25, 77
Clarke’s (Wm.) Roman, Saxon, and English Coins, Index to it, 25
Classification _v._ the Alphabetical Arrangement, 56
Clergyman and Dissenting Minister of the same Name, 69
Cleveland (C. D.), Concordance to Milton, 77
Cobbett’s _Woodlands_ quoted, 55
Cohen, the former name of Sir Francis Palgrave, 63
Coke (Lord Chief Justice), an inaccurate man, 31
Coleman (J.), Index to Printed Pedigrees, 104
Coleridge (H.), Glossarial Index, 102
College of Surgeons, Index to the Catalogue, 107
Commons (House of), Indexes to Reports, Bills, Papers, etc., 100, 101
---- Indexes to Journals, 99
Companion to the Almanac, Index, 91
Conant (T. J.), Index to the American Encyclopædia, 79
Concordances to the Bible, 28; first, in 1247, 28; first English, by
Marbeck, 28; first English to New Testament, 28
---- list of, 75-78
Congregational Quarterly, Index, 91
Congress Library, U.S., Index to old Catalogue, 47
Connecticut Academy, 34
Contractions, dangers in filling them out, 53
Cooke (J.), The Preacher’s Assistant, 106
Copland’s Dictionary of Practical Medicine, 35
Corpus Christi Guild, York, incomplete Index to the Register of, 48
Cotton’s (C.) Concordance, 75
County and Local Histories, need of Indexes to them, 39
County Visitations, Indexes to, 102
Courts of Equity, etc., Index to Cases, 101
Cranwell (E.), Index to Books printed before 1600 in the Library of
Trinity College, Cambridge, 108
Crestadoro (Dr.), his Index to the British Catalogue of Books, 36, 107
Croker’s (Wilson) discovery of the blunders in the Mémoires de Louis
XVIII., 51
Cross (J. Ashton), his pamphlet on a Universal Index, 37
---- paper before the Conference of Librarians, 37
Cross references in an epitaph, 55
---- need of care in the use of, 54
---- use and abuse of, 72
Cruden’s (Alex.) Concordance, 29, 76
Cruttwell (Rev. C.), Concordance of Parallels collected from Bibles
and Commentaries, 76
Cunningham (T.), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 31, 99
Curtis (F. A.), on the best method of constructing an Index, 58
Curtis (S.), Indexes to the Botanical Magazine, 90
Cushing (W.), Index to the North American Review, 94
Cutter’s Rules for Cataloguing, 62, 70
Cyclopædia (Appleton’s Annual), Index, 79
---- (English), Index, 79
“Da,” surnames not to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
“Dal,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
Darling’s Cyclopædia Bibliographica, 36, 106
“De,” French surnames not to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
De Bernardy’s Index-Register for next-of-kin, 103
Dedication of an Index, 13
“Del,” “Della,” surnames to be arranged under these prefixes, 71
De Morgan (Prof.) on the Index to Jeake’s “Arithmetick”, 38
---- on the length of life of bibliographies, 62
---- Index of authors to his Arithmetical Books, 48
De Quincey’s specimen of a French Abbé’s Greek, 51
‘Derselbe’ as an author, 61
“Des,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
Devils of use in a printing office, 69
Differential Calculus misread as different calculi, 49
Dircks’s Worcesteriana, blunder in, 50
Disraeli’s (Isaac), Works edited by the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
53
---- Curiosities of Literature, quoted, 22, 54, 57, 66
Donis (Nicholas), an imaginary author, 50
Doran (Dr.) on “Best’s great mind”, 45
Dorus Basilicus, an imaginary author, 50
Douce (Francis), 27
Downame’s (J.) Concordance, 75
Downes’ (T.) Index to Pennant’s London, 81
Draper (W. F.), Index to the Bibliotheca Sacra, 90
Drayton, his use of the word Index, 7
Dublin Medical Journal, Index, 91
“Du,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
Dugdale’s (Sir W.) Visitation of York, Index, 79
---- Antiquities of Warwickshire, use of the words Index and Table in
that book, 10
Duncan (J.), Index to the Encyclopædia Britannica, 79
Dunn (S.), Indexes to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
Eadie’s Dictionary of the Bible, cross reference in, 54
Edgeworth’s Essay on Irish Bulls, arranged under the head of Zoology,
57
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, Index, 91
Edinburgh Review, Indexes, 91
Edwards (J.), Index to Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Records,
106
Egerton MSS., Index to, 108
Encyclopædia (American), Index, 79
Encyclopædia Britannica, useless cross reference in, 55
---- ---- Index, 79
---- Metropolitana, Index, 79
Engelmann’s praiseworthy Bibliographies, 32
Engineers, see _Institution_; _North of England_.
England, Parliamentary History of, Index, 81
---- Pictorial History of, Index, 81
“Enriched with two lists,” a supposed author, 52
Erasmus, his use of Alphabetical Indexes, 8
Errata, should they be Indexed?, 65
----, instances of malicious, 66
Essayists, Indexes to the, 79
Exchequer Records, Index to, 105
Fabiani (Ferdinand), his blunder in a name, 52
Fasti Monastici Aevi Saxonici, 106
Field (C. D.), Index to the Indian Statute Book, 98
Finlay (J.), Index of Irish Cases in Law and Equity, 103
Flaxman (Dr. Roger), payment for Parliamentary Indexes, 31
---- Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
---- Johnson angry with him on account of the entry _Mr._ John Milton
in the Index to the Ramblers, 64
Fleming (Abraham), the index-maker of Shakespeare’s day, 10
Ford’s Handbook of Spain, amusing reference in, 55
Forster (J.), The Churchman’s Guide, 106
Forster (Rev. Mr.), Parliamentary Indexer, 31
---- Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
Freeling (G. H.), Index to Numismatic Papers, 83
Freeman (K.), Repertorium Juridicum, 98
Fuller (Thomas), his praise of Indexes, 12
---- his Index to the ‘Pisgah-sight of Palestine’, 12-13
Furness (Mrs. H. H.), A Concordance to Shakespeare’s Poems, 78
Gallager (Owen), 61
Gentleman’s Magazine, Indexes, 25, 92
---- badness of the Index of names, 46
Geographical (Royal) Society, Indexes to the Journal, 86
Geological Society, Index to Transactions, Proceedings, and Journal,
84
Geological Survey of India, Index to the Records, 84
Gerarde’s Herbal, by Johnson, use of the words Index and Table in
that book, 10
Giddings (J.), Indexes to _The Times_, 96
Giraldus, his story of the crowd of devils attracted by false
passages in a book, 69
Girdlestone’s (Rev. C.) Concordance to the Psalms, 76
Glaisher (J. W. L.), account of early books on Logarithms, 34
Glanville’s ‘Vanity of Dogmatizing,’ quotation from, 12
Glossarial Index to English Literature of thirteenth century, 102
Gmelin’s Handbook of Chemistry, Index, 80
Gomme (G. Laurence), Letter to the “Athenæum” on an Index Society, 38
Gough (H.), Index to Parker Society’s Publications, 85
Gradus ad Parnassum, 29
---- in the British Museum Catalogue, 29 (note 18)
Green (Rev. J.), Concordance to the Liturgy, 77
Greenhill (Dr.), on the formation of an Index Society, 70
Griffiths (Rev. J.), Index to Wills in the Court of the Chancellor of
the University of Oxford, 107
‘Grundriss’ as an author, 61
Gruteri Thesaurus Inscriptionum, Index to the book by Scaliger, 20
Guarini placed among Ecclesiastical writers on account of his _Il
Pastor Fido_, 57
Gurwood’s Despatches of the Duke of Wellington, Index, 82
Guy (D.), Index to Dr. Watts’s Psalms, 78
Guy’s Hospital Reports, Index, 84
Haidinger and Hauer, their names mixed up, 50
Hall’s (Sidney) General Atlas, Index, 82
Hallam’s Constitutional History, good Index to, 46
Haller, as great a bibliographer as he was a physiologist, 31
Halliwell (J. O.), Hand-Book Index to Shakespeare, 78
Hamilton (H. C.), Index to the Pictorial History of England, 81
Hamst (Olphar), pseud. for Ralph Thomas, 48, 52
Hansard’s Parliamentary Debates, Index, 92
Hardy (Sir T. Duffus), remarks on the “Pye-Book”, 11 (note 7)
Hare’s Walks in London, Index, 44
Harleian MSS., Index to, 108
Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Index, 92
Harrison (Robert), he proposes the formation of an Index Society in
the “Athenæum”, 37
Harvard University, 35
Hawkins’s Pleas of the Crown, absurd cross references in, 55
Headings, instances of bad, 43
---- arrangement of, 71
---- printing of, 73
Hector (J.), Index to Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand
Institute, 85
Hennen (J.), Index to the Medico-Chirurgical Transactions, 86
Henrietta Maria, not alluded to in Prynne’s Index, 15 (note 9)
Heralds’ Visitations, Indexes to, 102, 103
Hericourt (Achmet d’), Annuaire des Sociétés Savantes, 53
Heirs-at-Law, Indexes to, 102-103
Hervey’s (R. F.) Concordance, 75
Hesketh (Fleetwood), 61
Heskeths, their change of name, 62
Hippocrates, dedication of the Index to his Aphorisms, 13
Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, Index to Transactions, 84
Historical Collections, need of Indexes to those standard works, 39
Historical MSS. Commission, Indexes to Reports, 101
Hitopadesa quoted as the fables of the damned Calilve, 51
Hodge (C.), Index to Systematic Theology, 107
Holden (Edward S.), Index of Books and Memoirs relating to Nebulæ, 35
---- Index of Books and Memoirs on the Transits of Mercury, 35
Holland (Philemon), the translator-general, 10
Holme’s Academy of Armory, Index, 80
Holmes (T.), Index to Transactions of the Pathological Society, 85
Homer, Poetical Index to Pope’s translation of the Iliad, 23
---- Concordance to the Iliad, 76
Horticultural Society, Index to Transactions, 84
House of Commons Journals, sums paid for the Indexes, 31
Howell’s “Discourse concerning the Precedency of Kings”, 13
Howell’s State Trials, Index, 80
Hume (Rev. A.), Index to Transactions of Historic Society of
Lancashire and Cheshire, 84
Hume’s History of England, Biographical Index to, 80
Hungarians place the Surname before the Christian name, 61
Hunt (Leigh), his opinion on Index-making, 22, 24
---- supposed author of the joke on Best’s great mind, 45
Hunter (J. B.), Index to the New York Medical Journal, 94
Hutchins’s Dorset, separate Indexes to, 56
I and J to be kept distinct, 59, 71
“Incorporation,” first use of the term, 48
Index, history of the word, 7-11
---- use by the Romans, 8
---- naturalization of the word in English, 8
---- introduced in the nominative case, 8
---- the French word, 11
---- the German word, 11
---- alphabetical order not at first considered essential in one, 9
---- long struggle with the word Table, 10-11
---- said to be the soul of a book, 21
---- not to be subdivided, 56
---- answers to objections to a General Reference Index, 40
---- various opinions on the value of Indexes, 12-13, 27
---- Indexes not necessarily dry, 14, 22
---- satirical and humorous Indexes, 16-18
---- Indexes of sentiments and opinions, 23
---- special and subject Indexes, 28-36, 39
---- Preliminary List of English Indexes, 74-108
Index Expurgatorius not a true Index, 8, 74
Index learning, authors continually warning readers against it, 12
Index Society, sense in which its title should be understood, 7
---- account of the various attempts to found one, 36-38, 70
---- answer to the question, what can such a Society do?, 38-40
Indexers, power in their hands, 15
---- no writers more read, 19
---- celebrated, 20-21, 24-26
---- proposed formation of a staff of, 37
Indexing--compilation, 41-55
---- arrangement, 56-66
---- printing, 66-70
---- Rules, 71-73
India, Index to Books and Papers on, 103
---- said to be conquered by Judas Maccabeus, in Capgrave’s
Chronicle, 49
Indian Statute Book, Index, 98
Indical, word used by Fuller, 12
Indice, the word used by Ben Jonson, 8
---- the French word, 8, 11
---- the Italian word, 8, 11
---- the Spanish word, 11
Indices, objection taken to the use of this plural in English, 9
(note 4)
Indicium, the original of the French Indice, 11
Initials, careless use of, 64
Inquisition (The), ingenious mode of outwitting, 66
Institute of Actuaries, Index of Journal, 89
Institution of Civil Engineers, Index to Proceedings, 84
Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Index to Proceedings, 84
Inventory, as a synonym of Index, 11
Ireland, Index to the Commons’ Journal of, 99
---- Index to the Townlands and Towns of, 105
Irish (Royal) Academy, Index to the Transactions, 86
Irish Cases in Law and Equity, Index, 103
Irish Statutes, Index, 98
Italians sometimes place the surname before the Christian name, 61
J. C., ludicrous filling out of these initials, 53, 70
Jackson (J. R.), Index to the London Geographical Journal, 86
Jardine (D.), Index to Howell’s State Trials, 80
Jazon, an imaginary author, 51
Jeake’s “Arithmetick surveighed and reviewed,” Index to, 38
Jebb (Bishop) confused with his uncle, the Unitarian writer, 50
Jevons (Prof. Stanley), his suggestion of an Index Society, 37
Jewel’s Apology, by Isaacson, bad Index to, 43
Johnson (Dr.) advises Richardson to add an Index to his novels, 23
---- preface to his Dictionary quoted, 41
---- his anger at Milton being styled _Mr._ John Milton, 64
Johnston (Andrew), Pocket Index to Oke and Stone, 80
Johnston’s (Keith) Index Geographicus, 82
Jones (Edward), Index to Records, 105
Jones (Thomas), his contributions to a General Index, 36
Jonson (Ben), his use of the word Indice, 8
Journals and Transactions, indexing of, 72
Juvenal, the Venice edition of 1478, the first book with a printed
errata, 65
Keble’s Christian Year, Concordance to, 77
King (Dr. William), the inventor of satirical Indexes, 16
---- his attack upon Bentley in the Index to “Boyle upon Bentley”, 16
---- his parody of Lister’s “Journey to Paris”, 17
---- his attack upon Sir Hans Sloane, and the “Philosophical
Transactions”, 17
Knobel (E. B.), Chronology of Star Catalogues, 34
“La,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 60, 71
‘Labia Dormientum,’ title of a book, 57
Lambeth Library, Index of Books printed before 1600, 107
Lamoignon (M. de), his library, 21
Lancashire and Cheshire, Historic Society of, Index, 84
Latinised names of celebrated men, 61
Lawrence (Rev. R. French), Index to Strype’s Works, 81
Lawyers good indexers, 29
“Le,” surnames to be arranged under this prefix, 71
Leases of Manors and Lands, Index of, 103
Le Clerc, his appreciation of the work of the indexer, 20, 21
Leisure Hour, Index, 93
Letsome (S.), the Preacher’s Assistant, 106
Lewis (Sir George Cornewall), the supposed editor of Isaac Disraeli’s
Works, 53
Libraries (Public) in the United States, Special Report, 42
Library Association of United Kingdom, Index to the Report of the
Conference of Librarians, 39
Library Association (American), Rules for Cataloguing, 62, 70
“Library Table”, 34
Link, de Stellis Marinis, arranged under the head of Astronomy, 57
Linnean Society, Index to the Transactions, 85
Lister’s “Journey to Paris,” parodied by Dr. King, 17
Littré, his derivation of Indice, 11
Liturgy, Concordance to the, 77
Liverpool, Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, Index, 84
Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society, Index to Proceedings, 85
Logarithms, Account of early books on, 34
London (George), his name often spelt Loudon, 49
London (William), the bookseller, mistaken for Bishop Juxon, 65
London Catalogue, Index, 107
London Corporation, Index to Minutes of evidence taken before the
Commissioners, 101
London Institution Catalogue, 36
London Library Catalogue, Index, 36
London Magazine, Index, 93
London Medical and Physical Journal, Index, 93
Lords (House of), Indexes to Sessional Papers, 99-100
---- Indexes to Journals, 98-99
Loudon (C. J.), the Duke of Wellington mistakes his signature for
that of the Bishop of London, 49
Louis XVIII., Memoirs of, a mendacious compilation, 51
Low (Sampson), Index to the British Catalogue, 36, 107
---- Index to Current Literature, 107
Lowell’s “Biglow Papers,” humorous Index to the book, 12
Lyttelton’s (Lord) History of Henry II. has a long list of errata, 66
Lytton (Lord), his numerous names, 62
M‘ and Mc to be arranged as if written Mac, 72
Macaulay an Indexer at the age of fifteen, 25
---- Indexers treated with contempt by him, 26
---- his objection to the indexing of his History by a Tory, 15
McEwen on the Types, arranged under the head of Printing, 57
McMasters (Rev. S. Y.), Index to Hume’s History of England, 80
Macray (Rev. W. D.), Index to the Catalogue of Ashmole MSS., 108
---- Index to the Catalogue of Rawlinson MSS., 108
Madox’s History of the Exchequer, Index to, 80
Maitland (Rev. S. R.), Index of Books printed before 1600 in the
Lambeth Library, 107
Maittaire (M.) prides himself on his talent for Index-making, 24
Malcom (H.), Theological Index, 107
Manchester Free Library Catalogue, Index, 36
Manchester Statistical Society, Index to Transactions, 85
Manganese, Index to the Literature of, 34
Mantissa, a supposed author, 52
Manuscripts, Guide to the verification of, 103
---- Indexes of, 108
Marbeck (J.), Concordance to the Bible, 28, 75
Markland (J. H.), remarks on Indexing, 27, 45, 46
Marshall (G. W.), Index to Pedigrees, 104
“Mass, Anatomy of the,” has a long list of errata, 65
Maty (P. H.), Index to the Philosophical Transactions, 25, 87
May (T. Erskine), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 99
Medical and Chirurgical Library, Index to Catalogue, 36, 108
---- ---- Indexes to the Transactions, 86
Medical Literature, Bibliography of, 33
Medico-Chirurgical Review, Index, 93
“Menagiana,” quotation from, 21 (note 12)
Merchants’ Magazine, Index, 93
Merewether and Stephens’s History of Boroughs alluded to, 48
Meyerbeer, his name a union of Christian- and Sur-names, 63
Michel’s (Dan) ‘Ayenbite of Inwyt,’ Table of Contents to the book, 7
Military Magazines (German), Index to, 36
Milton, Concordance to, 77
Minsheu, his use of the word Index, 10
Misprints, the Indexer must be on his guard against them, 49
Mr., use of this word in an Index, 64
Montaigne’s Essays, Index to Cotton’s Translation, 22
Monthly Magazine quoted, 55
Monthly Review, Indexes, 25, 93-94
---- late use of the word Table in that work, 11
---- quotation from, 19
Moody (J.), epitaph on, 55
Moore (Edward), Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, 31, 99
More (Hannah), Macaulay’s letter to her, 26
Morgan (A.), Index to Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical
Society of Liverpool, 85
Moreri, makes an author named Dorus Basilicus, 50
Morris’s Catalogue of British Fossils, 35
Name is that by which a person is known, 62
---- one, divided into two, 51
---- two of the same, often confused together, 68
---- surname placed before the Christian name, 61
Names, rules for the arrangement of foreign and English,
respectively, 60, 71
---- two rolled into one, 50
---- authors arranged under their Christian names, 20
---- rule for the arrangement of compound names, 60, 72
---- Latinised names of celebrated men, 61