engraver for, 358; bid for House- hold Words, 529n. Bradley (George Granville), Dean of Westminster, 505 Braidwood (James), Fire Preven- tion,' 195; his life, 196 Brewer (John Sherren), death, 433 Brewster (Sir David), 'The Stereo- scope,' 14; obituary, 219; 'Edin- burgh Encyclopædia,' 471 Brighton aquarium, 273 Brisbane (Sir Thomas M.), soldier and astronomer, obituary, 117 Bristol Journal, Walter Thornbury a contributor, 362
British and Foreign Bible Society,
British and Foreign Medical Re- view founded, 140 British Archæological Association, its foundation, 444 British Association, at Bath, 167; and the telephone, 379; Geo- graphical Section added, 482; Prof. J. W. Draper at, 494 British Medical Journal, death of Dr. A. Wynter, 369 British Museum, purchase of Shakspeare's autograph, 54; total expense, 124; death of E. Hawkins, 207; J. R. Chorley's bequest, 208; Sir H. Ellis, 243; death of T. Watts, 244; the first lady reader-the Duchess of Kingston, 288; death of Sir F. Madden, 312; Assyrian tablets, 338, 359; death of Dr. J. E. Gray, 343; changes at, 348; death of G. Smith, 358; and Henry Stevens, 396n.; E. A. Bond Principal Librarian, 401; death of Sir A. Panizzi, 434; Prof. R. K. Douglas, 466; Servian charter, 502 Britten (F. J.) on watches, 205 Britton (John), antiquary, obituary, 18
Brock (Thomas), A.R.A., bust of Longfellow, 505
Brock (Rev. Dr. William), biogra-
phy of Havelock, 36; death, 354; Life,' 398
Brodie (Sir Benjamin) on the Royal Society, 127
Broke (Capt. Sir Arthur de Capell), founder of the Raleigh Club, 481 Brontë (Branwell), Mrs. Gaskell
Brontë (Charlotte), publication of 'Jane Eyre,' 351; A. C. Swin- burne on, 386
Brooks (Shirley), editor of Punch, 257; obituary, 319 Brougham (Henry, Lord), and the prorogation of Parliament, 16; president of Social Science Association, 30; obituary, 223 Broughton (Lord). See Hobhouse. Brown (J. Baldwin), book dedi-
cated to Principal Scott, 292 Brown (Oliver Madox), death, 337 Brown (Robert), botanist, obituary, 54
Brown (Robert), a founder of the Royal Geographical Society,
481 Browne (Rev. George), History of the British and Foreign Bible Society,' 102
Browne (Hablot Knight) illustrates 'Nicholas Nickleby,' 524 Browning (Elizabeth Barrett), obi- tuary, 134; tablet erected by the municipality of Florence, 137; 'Letters of,' 369 Browning (Robert) and Barry Corn- wall, 375
Bruce (James), African explorer,
his accidental death, 168 Bruce (John), death, 244 Brunel (Sir Marc Isambard), principal achievements, 147 Buckle (Henry Thomas), obituary, 150
Bullen (George), made Keeper of the Printed Books, 348; biblio- graphy of Uncle Tom's Cabin,' 433
Buller (Charles), Carlyle his tutor, 472
W. H. Wills, 455 Burgoyne (Sir John Fox), his Military Opinions,' 75 Burmah, telephone in, 381 Burmah (King of) prints a Burmese grammar of Pali, 258 Burnaby (Col. Fred.), A Ride to
Khiva,' 366; death, 367n. Burnand (F. C.), editor of Punch, 450
Burns (Col. William Nicol), son of the poet, death, 298 Burritt (Elihu), death, 434 Burton (Hill), death, 492 Byron (Anne Isabella, Lady), death,
Byron (George G., sixth Lord), tablet to, 205; at Harrow, 375; death of Rev. F. Hodgson, 401; of E. J. Trelawny, 492
Caine (T. Hall), poem on Long- fellow, 505; 'Recollections of D. G. Rossetti,' 509 Cairnes (Prof. J. E.), death, 353 Calderon, D. F. MacCarthy's trans- lations, 507
Caledonian Mercury, 317 Calico printing, I. Taylor's machine for engraving patterns, 181 California, Chinese in, 237 Callow (John), business purchased by Churchill, 350 Cambrian, oldest newspaper in Wales, 259 Cambridge (George, 2nd Duke of), opens the Exhibition of 1862, 145 Cambridge University, and the
Revised Bible, 296; Dr. Bos-
worth's legacy, 362; women at, 460
Camden Society, resignation of Mr. Thoms, 300
Campbell (Sir Colin) sent to India, 6
Campbell (John, Lord), obituary, 133; 'Life,' by his daughter,
467 Campbell (Thomas), co-editor of New Monthly Magazine, 257; Redding's 'Reminiscences' of, 258 Canning (Charles John, Lord), first Viceroy of India, 73
Canterbury, Kentish Archæological Society at, 61
Carlile (Richard), his trial, 454 Carlyle (Dr. John) and Sartor Resartus,' 473
Carlyle (Thomas), translation of Legendre's 'Geometry,' 219; obi- tuary, 470; Reminiscences'- letters to Leigh Hunt - copy- rights, 475; in Caroline Fox's 'Memories of Old Friends,' 493 Carpenter (J. Estlin), 'Life of Mary Carpenter,' 438 Carpenter (Mary), obituary, 378; 'Life,' 438
Carpenter (Dr. Philip P.), con- chologist, obituary, 377 Carruthers (Dr. Robert), of the
Inverness Courier, obituary, 396 Caryll Papers presented to the nation by Sir C. W. Dilke, 254 Case (Adelaide Maria), 'Day by Day at Lucknow,' 41 Cassell (John), death, 188 Catalogue, H. G. Bohn's 'Guinea,' 222; of English literature, pro- posed, 388
Cawnpore, massacre of, 78 Caxton Celebration, 375; Bibles at, 394
Centenarians, two alleged, 483 Chadwick, (David) presents Free
Library to Macclesfield, 361 Challenger, voyage of, articles on, 318
Chambers (David), death, 271
Chambers (Dr. Robert), obituary, | Chetham Library, Canon Raines's 269
Chambers (Robert), jun., death,
Chambers (William), early life, 269;
death, 493n. 'Chambers's Cyclopædia of English Literature,' 397 Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, 270; death of W. H. Wills, 455; its jubilee, 493 Chamier (Capt. Frederick), author, death, 259
Chapman (Edward), obituary, 439 Chapman (Maria Weston), editor of Harriet Martineau's 'Auto- biography,' 37!
Chapman & Hall, publish Lewes's 'Ranthorpe,' 403; for many authors, 439; purchase Carlyle's copyrights, 475
Chappell (William) on the tele- phone, 380
Charities, London, Low's hand- book on, 266
Charles I., the authorship of the
'Eikon Basilike,' 431 Charles II., at the marriage of the Prince of Orange, 48; on the 'Eikon Basilike,' 432
Charles X. of France, his corona- tion, 443
Charles (Rev. Thomas), of Bala, 103
Charlotte, Princess of Wales, mar-
riage with King Leopold, 49 Charterhouse School, Leech and Thackeray at, 170 Chartists, T. Frost on, 457; Car- lyle on, 474; defended by Dis- raeli, 477
Chatto & Windus publish 'Joseph
and his Brethren,' 413 Chaucer (Geoffrey), Mr. Cowden Clarke's edition, 372 Chaucer Society, 236 Chesney (Col. George), author of 'Battle of Dorking,' 276 Chess, Howard Staunton's works, 325
Chicago Times, Revised New Tes tament printed in, 295n.
Child's Own Magazine, its circula- tion, 253
China, copyright with Japan, 479; early printing in, 499 China Mail, death of Andrew Wil- son, 480
Chinchona, shaving the bark, 488 Chinese, their migration to Cali- fornia, 237
Chinese ambassador at St. Peters- burg, English spoken by, 456 Chinese language, New Testament in, 105; death of Prof. Ko Hun Hua, 502
Chiswick Press, its history, 364 Chorley (Henry Fothergill), writes Dickens's obituary, 530; birth, 535; The Winter's Wreath memorials of Mrs. Hemans- first contributes to Athenæum, 536; Music in the Provinces ' - comes to London musical critic of the Athenæum-gives farewell dinner, 537; parting words death, 538; obituary, 539; friendship for Dickens- poems in Athenæum, 540; Hymn of the Old Discoverers,' 542; The Statue of Joan of Arc,' 543
Chorley (John Rutter), Spanish scholar, obituary, 208; 'The Winter's Wreath,' 536
Christie (W. D.), editor of Dryden, death, 336
Christie, Manson & Woods, sale of Turner's' Picturesque Views,' 323 Christ's Hospital, Lamb and James White at, 378
Churchill (John), medical pub. lisher, obituary, 350 Clairmont or Claire (Jane), death, 434
Clarendon (Edward, Earl of), sale of 'History of the Rebellion,' 294
Clarke (Charles Cowden), obi- Conington (Prof. John), death, 241
Clarke (E) on Cyprus, 400 Clarke (Mary Cowden), Concord- ance to Shakespeare,' 373 Classical Museum, G. H. Lewes joint editor, 403
Clergy in the seventeenth century, 518
Clerical Journal, 430
Clifford (Prof. W. K.), death, 434 Clive (Mrs. Archer), poet and novelist, obituary, 309 Clive (Robert, Lord), proposed memorial-his treatment of the Sepoys, 5
Coal, quantity raised in one year, 330 Cobden (Richard), loss of his for- tune, 116; death, 188 Cochrane (Lord). See Dundo- nald.
Cock Tavern, near Temple Bar, destroyed, 484
Colburn (Henry), sale of his copy- rights, 22; partner with Bentley, 276 Coleridge (Derwent) in Caroline Fox's 'Memories of Old Friends,' 493
Coleridge (Hartley) in Caroline Fox's 'Memories of Old Friends,' 493 Coleridge (Samuel Taylor), De Quincey's gift to, 109; and Wordsworth, 325
Collins (Mortimer), death, 369 Collodion process, its inventor, 19 Cologne Gazette, its enterprise, 418 Combe (George), author of 'Con-
stitution of Man,' obituary, 61 Combe (Thomas), manager of the Clarendon Press, obituary, 292 Comet, Donati's, 63 Concordium, Alcott House, Rich- mond, 457 "Congregational History,' Dr. Wad- dington's, 401 Congrès International de Bienfai- sance, 145
Constable (Archibald), Edinburgh publisher, 316, 317, 491 Constable (Thomas), printer of Edinburgh, death, 491 Contemporary Review, Dean Alford editor, 305
Cook (John Douglas), editor of Saturday Review, death, 229 Cooke (T. P.) in 'Black-Eyed Susan,' 26
Cooper (Charles), editor of the Scotsman, 497
Cooper (Thomas), Chartist, and Benjamin Disraeli, 477 Co-operation, G. J. Holyoake's History,' 411
Copyright, of Americans in Eng- land, 277; between China and Japan, 479; in India, 480 "Cork Convent," 308 Cornhill Magazine, its foundation, 99
Corn Laws, death of Henry Ash-
worth, 461; Macaulay's mistake, 522
Cornwall (Barry). See Procter (Bryan Waller).
Costello (Dudley) as Downright, 528 Costello (Louisa Stuart), death, 259 Cotton, Brunel's machine for wind- ing, 147
Court Journal, its foundation, 308 Covent Garden Theatre, King John' at, 442; coronation of Charles X., 443
Cowie (Dr. R.), author, death, 336 Cowtan (Robert), 'Memories of the British Museum,' 288 Cox (Serjeant E. W.), obituary, 430
Coxe (Henry Octavius), Bodleian Librarian, death, 491 Crawford and Balcarres (Alexander, 25th Earl of), death, 462 Crawford sale, Mazarine Bible at, 376n.
Creasy (Sir E.), death, 407 Critic, its founders, 430
'Crockford's Clerical Directory,'
its founders, 430 Croker (John Wilson), death, 30; reply to Macaulay, 515 Cromwell (Oliver), his great seal, 346; Letters and Speeches,' 474
Cross (Ashton) on a Universal
Cross (Launcelot), ' Characteristics of Leigh Hunt,' 397 Crowe (Eyre Evans), editor of Daily News, death, 220 Crown, Iron, of Lombardy, re- moval to Mantua, 90; Napoleon I. on, 91
Crowquill (Alfred). See Forrester. Crowther (Bishop Samuel) re- ceives Geographical Society medal, 482
Cruikshank (George), obituary, 392; and Bentley's Miscellany, 523 Crystal Palace, Handel Festival in 1862, 145; death of Paxton, 179; aquarium, 271; Thornbury on the ten Courts, 363n. Cunningham (Lieut.-Col. Francis), obituary, 352
Cunningham (Peter), death, 244 Cureton (Harry Osborn), numis- matist, gifts for the blind, 62 Curran (William Henry), obituary, 62
Cust (Sir E.), death, 407 Cypriote inscriptions, their deci- pherment, 359
Cyprus, its cession to England, 398; early travels in, 399; books on, 400, 417
Daguerre (L. J. M.), photograph
of, 459; his process, 466 Daily News, death of E. E. Crowe, 220; reduced to a penny, 227: Archibald Forbes, 264; death of John Forster, 357; Harriet Mar- tineau writes notice of herself for, 372; death of Jacob de
Liefde, 407; Hepworth Dixon's contributions, 435; death of W. H. Wills, 455
Daily Telegraph, enlargement of, 335; promotes Assyrian dis- coveries, 338, 359; Stanley's discoveries, 386; death of G. W. Yapp, 462
Daily Universal Register, prede- cessor of the Times, 426 Dallas (E. S.), of the Times, death, 433
Dalling (Henry, Lord), death, 298 Dante, Dr. Barlow's legacies, 367 Darwin (Charles), 'The Origin of Species,' 100
Davies (Dr. Benjamin), of Regent's Park College, death, 354 Davis (Rev. W.), alleged cente- narian, 483
Davy (Sir Humphry), and Faraday,
210; and Murchison, 278 Davy (Dr. John), death, 218 Debts, national, of the world, 275 Delane (J. Thaddeus), obituary, 424 Delhi, its noble buildings, 6; cap-
ture of, 7; Greathed on the siege of, 43; Capt. Medley at, 81 Deluge, Chaldean account of, 338, 359
De Morgan (Augustus), writes Dean Peacock's obituary, 64; book wrongly ascribed to, 180; obi- tuary, 266
De Quincey (Thomas), obituary, 107 Derby (Edward, 24th Lord), death,
Deutsch (Emanuel Oscar), death, 313
Devey (Louisa), 'Life of Rosina, Lady Lytton,' 302
Dibdin (Thomas) and Douglas Jer- rold, 29
Dickens (Augustus), his nickname
Boz, 523n.; as Thomas Cash, 528 Dickens (Charles), and amateur
theatricals, 24; on Douglas Jer- rold, 70; starts All the Year Round, 89, 529; on Adelaide Procter, 164; and Bentley's Miscellany,
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