STERNE, Rev. L., 1713-1768. _Yorick._
STODDART, Sir John, political writer and journalist, b.
1773-1856. See the Newspaper Press, I., 204. _Slop, Dr._
STONE, J. S. _Stein, J. S._
STORY, Isaac. _Quince, P._
STOTHARD. See Bray.
STOWE, Mrs. H. B., b. 1814, America. M. of T. There is a portrait
of her in Duyckinck, Cyclo. Am. Lit. _The Author of Uncle Tom’s
Cabin._
STOWELL, Baron. _Civis_, 1811.
STYLES, John. _Ringletub._
SURTEES, R. S. _Jorrocks, J._--_The Author of Handley
Cross._--_The Author of Mr. Sponge’s Sporting Tour._
SWANWICK, Anna. _A. S._
SWANWICK, Catherine. _L._
SWIFT, Jonathan, 1667-1745. _Gulliver, L._
T.
TAIT, A. C., b. 1811, Scotland; educated in Edinburgh. M. of T.
_The Bishop of London._
TAYLOR, A. and Jane (Ann T., the wife of Isaac T., d. 1830. She
wrote numerous books for the young. Maternal Solicitude is best
known). _Several Young Persons._--_The Authors of Original Poems._
TAYLOR, C., d. 1821. _The Editor of Calmet, &c._
TAYLOR, F. _One of the Party._
TAYLOR, Jane, 1783-1824. Memoirs and Poetical Remains, published
1825, edited by her brother, Isaac Taylor. See also Taylor, A.
_Q. Q._
TAYLOR, J. _A Layman_, 1851.
TAYLOR, W. F. _W. F. T._
TENNYSON, Alfred, Poet Laureate, third son of the Rev. G. C. T.,
b. 1809, England; educated by his father and at Cambridge. M. of
T., 1868. _Alcibiades._--_Two Brothers_, 1832.
TENNYSON, Charles. _Two Brothers._
TERHUNE, Mrs. _Harland, M._
THACKERAY, W. M., b. 1811, Calcutta, his father being a member of
the Bengal Civil Service; descended from an old Yorkshire family.
Sent home in 1817 for education, and placed in the Charterhouse
school: afterwards went to Cambridge. Began his career as an
artist. M. of T., 1862. d. 1863. _Pendennis._--_Titmarsh, M. A._
THOMAS ( ) harpist, brother of John Thomas, the singer.
_Aptommas._
THOMAS, Mrs. Ann, the widow of Ralph Thomas, Serjeant-at-Law.
_Ann._--_A. T._
THOMAS, Miss Annie (Mrs. Pender Cudlip), a novelist of
considerable talent, though by no means exempt from the remarks
generally applicable to our lady-novelists. One critic, for
instance, says, “it is pity lady-novelists persist in writing
about what they do not understand; for we do not really think
Miss Thomas understands--though she certainly affects--the
language of the stable and the club.” Most of her works, we
believe, are republications from magazines, &c. _The Author of
Sir Victor’s Choice._
THOMAS, Ralph, Serjeant-at-Law. _H. S._--_R. T._
THOMPSON, D. P., American. _A Member of the Vermont Bar._--_The
Author of May Martin._
THOMPSON, Mrs. K. _Wharton, Grace._
THOMS, W. J., F.S.A., b. 1803, England, bibliographer, author,
antiquarian, and journalist, deputy librarian to the House
of Lords. Early English Prose Romances ... 1828. 2nd edit.,
1858.--The Book of the Court ... 1838 and 1844.--Shakespeare
... 1865.--Hannah Lightfoot, Queen Charlotte, and the Chevalier
D’Eon, &c., 1867. M. of T., 1868, _Merton, A._ _The Editor of
Notes and Queries._
THOMPSON, M., American author. _Doesticks._
THOMSON, G. _Civis._
THOMSON, R. _An Antiquary_, 1827.
THORN, William. _Theta._
THORNBURY, G. W. (q.v.), son of a solicitor, b. 1828, England, a
very popular writer of fiction, &c. M. of T., 1868.
TODHUNTER, Isaac (q.v.), mathematician.
TOMLINS, F. G., b. 1805-1867, journalist and author of: * Garcia,
a Tragedy [Lond., 1835]. A History of England ... 1st edition,
1834, anon., 1839; another edit. [1857].--A Brief View of the
English Drama ... 1840. His library was sold by Sotheby, 20 Jany.
1868. See The Bookseller, 1867, p. 688. _Littlejohn._
TONGUE, Cornelius. _Cecil_, 1851.
TOOKE, W. _M. M. M._
TOOTELL, Hugh. We have been able to indicate this pseud., a
later edit. of the original work (1737) having been pub. _Dodd,
Charles._
TOWNSEND, G. H. _An English Critic._--_Green, J._
TRASK, G. _Toby, S._
TROWBRIDGE, J. T., American. _Creyton, P._
TUCKER, Beverly, b. 1784, America -1851, professor of law,
novelist, journalist, and jurist. _Sidney, E. W._
TUCKER, Miss C. _A. L. O. E._
TUPPER, M. F., son of a surgeon descended from an ancient
Guernsey family, born in London, 1810 educated at Charterhouse
and Oxford; called to the Bar, L., 1835, but never practised.
“Proverbial Philosophy” is the work for which he is best known,
and probably more ridiculed than any author of the day. M. of T.
_Query P._--_T._
TURNBULL, W. B. D. D. _A Delver into Antiquity._--_W. B. D. D. T._
TURNER, S. Henry. _Presbyter._
TYLER, R. _A Virginian._
TYTLER, Ann Fraser. Lelia at Home, a continuation of L. in
England. Lond., 1852. _A. F. T._
V.
VASEY, G., author of Delineations of the Ox Tribe; or the Natural
History of Bulls, Bisons, and Buffaloes, &c., illustrated by
72 engravings on wood. Lond., 1855.--The Excelsior Reading
made Easy, 1855.--Knowledge made Easy, or the Art of Spelling,
Reading, Writing, &c. 1856.--The Beauties and Utilities of a
Library, forming the Student’s Guide to Literature, Science,
and Philosophy, and containing an Analysis of the Canadian
Parliamentary Library. Toronto, 1857.--Individual Liberty, Legal,
Moral, and Licentious, in which the Political Fallacies of J. S.
Mills’ Essay “On Liberty” are pointed out. 1867. _A Beefeater._
W.
WADE, John, Vice-President of the Hist. Section of the “Institut
d’Afrique” of Paris. Hist. of the Middle and Working Classes,
3rd edit. Lond., 1835.--British Hist., chronologically arranged,
3rd edit. Lond., 1844.--Women Past and Present. Lond., 1859, and
several other works. _J. W._
WALDIE, Miss, author of Rome in the XIX. Century. _An
Englishwoman._
WALFORD, Rev. E., editor of Men of the Time, 1862, and Once a
Week, to the end of 1867, and author and editor of a great number
of works. For list, see Crockford’s Clerical Directory. _Urban,
S._
WALLER, J. F. _Slingsby, J. F._
WALMESLEY, Ch., Bishop of Rama. _Pastorini._
WALSH, J. H., editor of The Field. _Stonehenge._
WANOSTROCHT, Nicholas, the younger son of N. W., schoolmaster and
author of numerous school books. _Felix, N._
WARD. See HOWE.
WARD, R. P., b. 1765, Spain -1846, youngest son of John W., a
merchant of Spain. Educated at Westminster School and at Oxford.
Called to the Bar, I. T., 1790, but relinquished the profession
in 1802 to become Under-secretary of State in the Foreign
Department, and he afterwards held other official appointments.
He is author of numerous works of fiction and others. Life by G.
Phipps, 1850. * Tremaine, or the Man of Refinement, was pub. in
1825. _The Author of Tremaine._
WARDEN, W. (q.v.).
WARNER, Miss Anna B., youngest sister of the following:--Author
of Dollars and Cents., 1853, and others. _Lothrup, Amy._
WARNER, Miss Susan, b. America, daughter of Henry W., a member
of the Bar of New York. Her first story, The Wide Wide
World, 1849, brought her into prominent notice, since which
time she has written a great number of novels, tales, &c.,
all pseudonyms. Duyckinck, Cyclo. of Am. Lit. _The Author of
Queechy._--_Wetherell._
WARTER, Rev. J. W., b. 1806, England, son-in-law of Robert
Southey. _Oldacre, C._
WATERS, C. We believe this name to be a pseudonym. Under it have
been written a great number of “Detective Police Officer” class
of tales, which, if not highly creditable, are highly lucrative.
_The Author of a Skeleton in Every House._
WATTS, Thomas, b. in London early in this century. It is quite
impossible to think of Mr. Watts without coupling his name with
that of the British Museum Library. We have so fully given our
opinions on this subject in our Bibliogram on J.-M. Quérard,
that we shall not dilate upon them here. Mr. Watts has been a
contributor to numerous periodicals and cyclopædias, generally,
we believe, anonymously. He was appointed to the important post
of Keeper of the Printed Books in the British Museum in 1866, and
his chief energies have thus been devoted to the public service,
the value of which literary students fully appreciate. See Men of
the Time, 1868. _P. P. C. R._
WEBSTER, G. E. _A Minister of the Church of England._
WELBY, Mrs. Amelia N., b. 1821, America -1852. An edition of her
Poems pub. in 1850. Duyckinck. _Amelia._
WESTMACOTT, C. M. _Blackmantle, B._
WHATELY, Richard, Archbishop of Dublin, 1787, England -1863.
Memoirs by his Daughter. _A Country Pastor._--_Search, John._
WHELLIER, A. _Gifford, J._
WHITE, A. _Arachnophilus._
WHITE, R. Grant. _A Yankee._
WHITE, Rev. J. _The Author of The Earl of Gowrie._
WHITE, J. Blanco. _Doblado._
WHITEING, Richard (not E.), journalist and author. _Sprouts._
WIGRAM, S. R. _Bee, H._
WILDE, Lady. _Speranza._
WILLIAMS, Rev. Isaac, divine and poet, b. 1802-1865.
_Contributors, &c._
WILLIAMS, James. _Contributors, &c._
WILLIAMS, John, journalist. _Publicola._
WILLIAMS, W. _A Philadelphian._
WILLIS, Duke. _Wyseman, D._
WILLS, W. G. (q.v.).
WILSON, Miss H. _The Authoress of Little Things._--_The Author of
Little Things._
WILSON, Professor John, b. 1785, Scotland -1854. He was the son
of a manufacturer at Paisley. Educated at Glasgow and Oxford,
where he took honours, and was celebrated for his skill in
athletic sports. He was some time before he decided on adopting
literature as his profession. He contributed some fine letters
to Coleridge’s _Friend_ under the pseudonym of Mathetes. He was
Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh,
where he died. Life, by Mrs. Gordon, 1862. _North, C._
WILSON, John, of Islington. _J. W._
WILSON, Rev. R. F. _Contributors, &c._
WINTER, W. _Mercutio._
WISE, Lieutenant. _Gringo, H._
WITHERBY, W. _A Layman_, 1818.
WOLCOT, Rev. John, b. 1738-1819. See N. & Q. 3 S. xii. _Pindar,
P._
WOOD, Mrs. Henry (q.v.), who is rather severely treated in the
notice of her works, is not one whit worse than numbers of her
contemporaries, only she has been found out, and the others have
not, we regret to say. She is the eldest daughter of the late Mr.
Thomas Price, glove manufacturer, of Worcester, where she was
born about 1820. She was married, at an early age, to a gentleman
connected with the shipping trade. She commenced her literary
career as contributor to the New Monthly Magazine. For further
particulars, see our authority, M. of T., 1868.--_The Author of
East Lynne._ (This lady is not the Mrs. Henry Wood, author of Sir
Cyrus of Stonycleft. Lond., Newby, 1867).
WOOD, Rev. J. G., b. 1827, London, the son of a surgeon, at
onetime chemical lecturer at the Middlesex Hospital, who
afterwards removed to Oxford, where Mr. Wood was educated, at
Merton College. The different appointments he has held will be
found in Crockford’s Clerical Directory. He originally employed a
pseudonym for any bagatelles, as he only desired to be identified
with works on Natural History. We have, however, lately seen
the disguise thrown off. He has distinguished himself by the
production of several goodly tomes yearly since 1853, having
fairly earned the title to belong to what Mr. Edward Edwards
calls “the honourable craft of book-makers.” The latest work
announced is his Bible Animals, 1868, for which we may safely
predict an immense sale. _Forrest, G._ See Acheta Domestica, p. 3.
WOODWARD, H. L. _H. L. W._
WOOLER, F. G. _The Black Dwarf._
WOOLEY, C. _C. A. M. W._
WRAXALL, Sir F. C. L., Bart. (q.v.), b. 1828-1865, novelist and
essayist. M. of T., 1862.
WRIGHT, Frances. _An Englishwoman._
WRIGHT, J. M. In the work given, pub. in 1827, much of the
author’s experience is contained. _A Trinity Man._
WYNTER, Andrew, b. 1819, England, M.D. 1853, M.R.C.S. 1861,
editor of the British Medical Journal. He is also contributor to
our periodical literature. M. of T. _Retnyw._
Y.
YATES, Edmund Hodgson, son of the well-known actor, b. 1831,
England. Holds a public appointment in the Post Office. Editor of
Temple Bar Magazine. M. of T., 1868. _Q._--_The Flâneur._
YONGE, Miss Charlotte Mary, b. 1823, England, only daughter
of W. C. Y., Esq., of Otterbourne, Hants, 52nd Foot, and a
magistrate for Hampshire. Her novels are of the High Church
school. See M. of T. _The Author of Abbeychurch._--_The Author of
Heartsease._--_The Author of Henrietta’s Wish._--_The Author of
Kings of England._--_The Author of Scenes and, &c._--_The Author
of The Heir of Redclyffe._
GENERAL INDEX.
Abbeychurch, 127
A Bon Chat, Bon Rat, &c., 41
About in the World, 141
Adam Bede, 47
Adelaide’s (Lady) Oath, 131
ADLER, Dr., 46
Adventures in Search of a Horse, 47
Adventures of my Cousin Smooth, 125
Adventures on the Mosquito Shore, 183
Africa, Seven Years on the Slave Coast of, 188
Age of Frivolity, poem, 158, 195
Agnes Grey, 24
Agriculture, hints on, 29
Ahasuerus, poem, 20
AIMARD, Gustave, 171
Airs, English, Scotch, and Irish, 27
ALBERT, Prince, 21
Alcobaça and Batalha, 146
Algebra, 156
Alice Wentworth, 127
Allan Cameron, 115
ALLAN, J. H., 114
Alexandria, 20
Algebraical Equations, 113
ALLIBONE, S. A., Dictionary, 32, 193
All Saint’s, Sudbury, history of, 22
Alma Mater, 20
Alroy, the wondrous tale of, 146
Altrive Tales, 149
Almost a Heroine, 129
Aloe, 11
Alone, 57
Altar Stones, hymns, 141
Alvarez, 11
American Authors, Dict. of, 10
Americans, notions of, 20
American Broad Grins, 52
American Authors, several, 119
American Views of Society, 181
American Reprints, xiv
Americans, the, 180
Amy Harrington, 30
Amy Herbert, 8, 127
Amy’s First Trial, 13
Amy’s Kitchen, 129
Ancient Romance, a fragment of, 24
ANDREWES’ Devotions, 71
Angela, 131
Angler, a north country, 17
Angler’s Souvenir, 50
Angler, a poem, 81
Anglers, hints to, 125
Angling, 30, 34, 65, 92
Angling Excursions, 54
Angling, handbook on 48
Angling, hints on, 56
Angling, Practical Observations on, 1801, 6
Anglo-Hebrews, 3
Annals of my Village, 138
Annals of the Parish, 183
Anne Cave, a story, 42
Anne Grey, 128
ANNE, Théod., 115
Anonymiana, 9
Anonyms and Pseudonyms, work on, x
Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life, 128
Antiquary, 1816, 146
Antonio, Dr., a tale, 134
Aphorisms, book of, 180
Apocalypse, the, 189
Apple of Discord, 141
APPLETON’S Librarian’s Manual, 87
April Showers, 3
APULEIUS, 57
Architecture Tapestries, 123
Aristocracy of England, thoughts on the, 157
Arlington Club, 6
Arms borne by families, &c., 14
Art of Making Catalogues of Libraries, or a Method to Obtain ...
a Printed Catalogue of the British Museum, 182
Arthur Fitzalbini, 118
Arthur, King, and his Round Table, 165
Asia, a Tour in, 33
Assyrian Remains, 18
Astor Library, 24
Astrology, handbook of, 176
Athenæum, the, 5, 199
Athenæum Club, 119
Aubrey, Major, 1
Audibleness of Thought, 10
Aunt Dorothy’s Will, 40
Aurifodina, 25
Aurora Floyd, 133
Australia, 66, 177
Autumn Holidays, 4
Avery Glibun, 72
Ayesha, the Maid of Kars, 147
Aymé Verd, 115
Ayrshire Legatees, 128, 183
Bachelors, 2
BAILLET, Adrien, on Anonyms, x
Baked Meats of the Funeral, 95
BALDWIN, J. L., 64
Ballads, book of, 52
Ballantyne, J., 114
BALZAC, 132
Bank of England, on the, 56
Banks and Bankers, 56
Baptism, Christian, 116
Baptism, facts on, 148
Bar, criticisms, on, 13
Bar, going to the, 60
BARNES, T., 52
BARTLETT’S Jerusalem, 22
Battle, Summer, 87
Battles of the Bibles, 178
Bathing Dresses, 164
Battle-Fields, pictures of, 1856, 151
BAWDIN, Sir C., 30
BEAUMONT and FLETCHER, selections from, 29
Beechcroft, 127
Bee-Keeping, 151
Belforest, 135
Belgium, Anonyms and Pseudonyms, works published in, xi
Belgium, a residence in, 15
Belgravia Magazine, 161
Belgrave, Lord, his footman Hayes, 183
Bell, Currer, 171
Bench and the Bar, 137
Benevolence, works of, 12
BENTLEY’S Miscellany, 4, 6
Berkeley, Col., 178
Bertie Bray, 138
Bertie, or Life, &c., 118
Betrothed, the, 114
Bible Society, 85
Bibliolatry, on, 183
Bibliomania, 116
Bibliomaniac Ballad, 159
Bibliopegia, 19
Bibliotheca Legum, 34
Biglow Papers, 25
Billiards, 21, 36
Billings, H., 54
Bingle Family, 128
Birmingham Riots, 2
Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 138
Black Band, 74
BLACK, Mr., 48
BLACKMAN, John, 125
BLACKSTONE’S Commentaries, abridged, 53
BLAND’S Latin, &c., 6
Blondelle, 129
Blotting Book, outlines from the, 16
Blunham Church, 65
Boatman, a poem by Lord Lytton, 29
BOGUE, D., 26
BOHN, H. G., _v._ Bogue, 26
BOLINGBROKE, Lord, 9, 27
Bolton Abbey, 14
Bonaparte, Death of, a poem, 184
Book and its Story, 85
Bookbinding, 19
Bookmaking, exposure of, 156
Book of God, 189
Book of Job Expounded, 183
Books, on the Use of, 150
Border Land, 85
Borders of Tamar and Tavy, 122
BOSSUT, Abbé Ch., 26
BOSWELL, James, 63
Bouquet culled from Marylebone Gardens, 26
BOWLES, W. L., 190
Boy’s Book, every, 51
Boy’s Own Annual, 92
Boys and Girls, sketches of, 85
Boz, xii
Boz, sketches by, 26
Bracebridge Hall, 36
Brambletye House, 129
Breach of Promise, 141
Bridal of Caölchairn, 114
Bride of Sienna, 126
Bristol Journal, 31
British Museum. See Art of making, &c.
British Artists, 156
British Isles, history of, 48
Broken Font, a story, 139
Brokenhurst, Lord, a tale, 134
Bromsgrove, 2
Brooks, Shirley, 181
BROUGHAM, Lord, Letters to, 2
Brown, Mrs., _fictitious name_, 120, 213
Brunnen of Nassau, 17
Brunner, K., adventures of, 40
Bubbles. See Brunnen.
Buffalo Republic Newspaper, 27
BULLEN, George, xiii
Bullion Committee, 33
Buried Treasures, 36
BURKE, Life, by Peter Burke, 27
Bury, Lady, 178
BYRON, Lord, remarks on, 132, 165
BYRON, Lord, Cato to, 184
BYRON, Lord, to Murray, 190
CABANY, E. de, S. M., 115
Cabinet Lawyer, 71
Cabinet Minister, 135
CALAIS ( ), 115
Calavar, 129
Caleb Kniverton, a tale, 49
Caleb Redivivus, 9
Caleb Williams, 22
California, its Gold, and its Inhabitants, 188
Calthorpe, a novel, 143
Cambridge, Free Thoughts on Bibliolatry, 183
Cambridge, seven years at, 20
Cameron Men, march of the, 122
Camilla, 131
Camp Fire, the, 56
CAMPBELL, Lord John, 5
Canada, on, 47, 64
Canterbury, handbook for, 123
Cap-sheaf, 90
Captain’s Wife, 129
Carolina, political annals of South, 64
Carolina, revolution in, 137
CAROLINE, Queen, letter about, 149
CAREW, Sir R., life, 28
CARPENTER, W. H., 155
Caste, a novel, and a play, 136
CASTI, G. B., 165
Castle Builders, 131
Castle of Otranto, the, 32
Castle’s Heir, a novel, 172
Catalogues. See Art.
Catapulta, on the, 49
CATCOTT, of Bristol, 31
Catechism, chapters on the, 178
Catholic Church of England, 60
Catholic Churches in Rural Districts, 148
Catholic Emancipation, 58
Catholic, a Roman, 19
Cats and Dogs, 84
Cavaliers of Virginia, 142
Cavendish on Whist, 6
Cavendish, a novel, 129
Caxtoniania, 29
Cecil Castleman’s Gage, 95
Cecilia, 131
Chace, the, 91
Chalcographimania, 63, 116
CHALMERS, 63
Cham, xii
Championship, fight for the, 148
Channings, the, 172
Chaplain, recollections of a gaol, 6
CHAPPELL, Wm., 27
Charades, 129
Charivari, the French Punch, 30
Charles Kavanagh, a story, 125
CHARLES I., days of, 146
Charles Anchester, 129
Chase, records of the, 29
CHATTERTON, T., 64, 117, 127, 209
Cheap Clothes and Nasty, 85
Cheap Repository-Tracts by Hannah More, 176
Chelsea Pensioners, 144
Chess, 36, 158
Chevereul’s Color, &c., 87
Chichester Library Society, 150
Child Minister, the, 19
Children, on teaching, 188
Christ, prophecies of, 9
Christian Ballads, 3, 28
Christian Life, 12
Christian Observer, the, 58
CHRISTIE, Mr., 25
Christmas at Old Court, 147
Christmas at the Cross Keys, 42
Christmas at the Grange, 17
Christmas comes but once a year, 84
Christmas, a merry, 129
Christmas in 1690, 141
Christmas Rhyme, 23
Christmas Tree, the, 53
Chronicles of Waltham, 144
Church History of England, 43
Church, history of the early, 127
Church of Rome, on the doctrines of, 190
Churchyards, on, 126
Circé, a novel, 165
Citizen of the World, 3
City Banker, or Love and Money, 147
City of the Great King, 22
Clarence, 132
Class, a letter to my, 4
Clavigo, of Goethe, 19
CLEMENTS, publisher of a spurious Peter Parley work, 96
Clever Woman of the Family, 141
Clifford. See Mary.
CLINKER, J., 34
Clockmaker, the, 120
Closing Scene, 139
Cloud with Silver Lining, 129
Club Book, 140
Cnyghte, the Romaunt of the, 31
Coal Trade, 144
COBBETT, W., Magazine, 16
COCKBURN, Ld. Henry, 32
Cæsar Borgia, 147
Co-Heiress of Willingham, 83
Coinage, on, 63
COLENSO, Bishop of Natal, 140, 151
COLERIDGE, S., 5, 134
COLET, Dean, 58
Collegian’s Guide, 191
COLLIER, J. J., 116
COLLIER, J. P., 5, 134
COLWELL, S., 10
Comic Almanack, 52
Coming Home, 129
Common Prayer, book of, 12
Common Prayer, letters on the book of, 23
Complete Grazier, the, published in 1805. It is not mentioned by
Allibone amongst Horne’s works.
Confessions of a Poet, 18
Confession, a companion to, 179
Conrad, 130
Constance Lindsay, 30
Constitutional Government, 15
Conversations on Church Polity, 8
Cookery, domestic, 7
Copenhagen, handbook to, 15
Copyright Law, xiv
Coquet-Dale Fishing, 17
CORAM, T., 117
Corporation of London, 33
Corruption and Intolerance, poems, 181
Cortes, or the Fall of Mexico, 129
Costermonger, the (Richard Whiteing), 121
Costume in England, 11
Cottagers, the, 143
Counterparts, 129
Country Gentleman, 116
Country Parsonage, 18
County Magistrate, the, 22
COURBON, on Prayer, 175
Courtship and Wedlock, 130
Cousin Nicholas, some account of my, 186
Cranford, a tale, 134
Craven Dialect, 14
Crawford Peerage, 14
Crayon Sketches, 13
Creation and Deluge, 130
Cricket Bat, on the, 49
Crisis, a poem, 177
Critical Essays, 7
Cromwell, Oliver, 185
Croppy, a tale, 143
CROSBY, publisher, 10
CRUICKSHANK, G., 52, 123, 139
Cruickshank, G., 181, 186
Crusaders, tales of the, 1825, 146
CULVERWELL, 2
CUMBERLAND’S British Theatre, 43
Cupid and Psyche, 57
Curate of Cumberworth, 143
Curiosities of Literature, 81
Curious Narratives, sixty, 29
Currency, tracts on the, 71
Currency, the, 86
Currer Bell, 171
CURTIS, J., memoir of, 135
Cushions, the six, a tale, 141. See Velvet.
Cyril Thornton, 126, 130
Cynthia Thorald, 147
Dairyman’s Daughter, 177, 213
Daisy Chain, 141
Dalila, a novel, 165
Dancing in Edinburgh, 31
D’ANDREZEL, Abbé, 51
Daniel, G., 183
Darley’s Designs, 17
Darton and Co., publishers of numerous spurious Peter Parley books,
96
D’ARTAGNAN, mémoires, 44
Dashall, Hon. Tom, 13
David’s Choice of Three Evils, 179
David, lost tribe of, 151
DAVID, Jules, 115
Dead Bridal, the, 120
Deborah’s Diary, 135
DE COURTILZ, S., 44
Dee, river, 5
DEFAUCONPRET, A. J. B., 115
De Foix, 130, 196
DELECOURT, Job, xi
De L’Orme, 130
De Medici, Lorenzo, 26
DE MIRECOURT, 45
Democracy Unveiled, 1805, 184
DE MORGAN, Prof., 155
Design, suggestions in, 84
Desperadoes of the South-West, 122
Detective’s Note-book, 87
DE TILLEMONT, 183
De Vere, a tale, 145
Devonshire Dialect, 8, 59
Devoted, the, 126
Dialogists, the, 88
Diary of a Lover of Literature, 11
Diary of an Ex-Detective, 87
DIBDIN, T. F., 116
Dies Consecrati, 57
DI GALLO, Duke, 15
Discipline, a novel, 138
Disinherited, 126
Disowned, 136
D’ISRAELI, I., 81
Divine Revelation, 66
Dixies’ Land, Life in, 73
Doctor Birch, 156
Doctor’s Wife, the, 133
Doctrines and Duties, 9
Dollars and Cents, 85
Dolcino, Fra, 86
Don Juan, 165
Don Juan Reclaimed, 164
Dorothy Firebrace, 147
DOUGLAS, Dr. J., 82, 184
Dove, the, 141
Dovecot, the, 16
Drama, on the, 92
Dramas for Children, 149
Draughts, 36
Dream Life, 87
Dream of Chintz, 128
Dublin Great Exhibition, 115
Dublin Warder Newspaper, 54
Dull Stone House, 42
Dumas, A., xii
Dumas, Alex., 42, 168
Du Pont, Chevalier (Sir S. E. Brydges), 118
Duport, memoir, 65
Dutch War, on the policy of the, 160
Duties of Society, 182
Earl’s Heirs, 174
Early Engagements, 57
Earthquake, a tale, 139
Easter Gift, 84
Eastern Tourist, 64
East India Co., 4
East Lynne, 172
Easton (Town of), 83
Eating, illustrations of, 2
ECHARD’S History of England, 66
Edith of Graystock, 85
Education, modern, 47
Education, on, 29
Egypt, a poem, 19
Egyptian Remains, 18
Elba, island of, 91
Ella, V--, or the July Tour, 93
Ellen Fitzarthur, 126
ELRINGTON, S. N., viii
Elster’s Folly, 174
EMERSON, R. W., Life, 118
Emma, or, &c., 86
Encyclopædia Metropolitana, 3
England, history, 22
England, Ireland, and America, by Cobden, 12
English Authors in America, 79
English Facts, 116
English Hearts and English Hands, 142
English History, 94
English Lawyer, the, 53
English Play-goer, 17
English Press and its Poets, 160
English Spy, the, 25
English Settlers’ Guide, &c., 41
Englishman, an, 16
Englishman, One who is really an, 94