Literary Magnet printed by James
Holmes, 308
'Literary Souvenir,' founded by
A. A. Watts, 166

Literature, in 1857, 13; in 1858,
43; in 1859, 84; in 1860, 114;
in 1861, 130; of Europe and
America, 242; of the people,
250; highwayman, 251; pub
lishers for the people, 253
Liverpool, Free Libraries in, 88;
observatory at, 214
Liverpool Daily Post, death of pro-
prietor, 313

Liverpool Journal, death of pro-
prietor, 313

Livingstone (David), his boyhood,
32; discoveries in Africa, 34;
found by Stanley, 282; obituary,
315; 'Last Journals,' 335
Livre (Le), on Bentley & Son, 278n.;
its foundation, 424
Lloyd (Dr. Humphrey), of Trinity
College, Dublin, death, 490
Lloyd (W. A.), on early aquaria,
271; death, 275

Lloyd's Newspaper, Douglas Jer-
rold's success, 28
Logan (Sir William), discoverer of
Eozoon, 400

Löher (Franz von) on Cyprus,
399

Lombardy, its Iron Crown, 91
London, De Quincey's wanderings
in, 108; Post Office Directory,
statistics of, 174; Industrial Ex-
hibition at the Guildhall, 189;
great fires in, 197; Fire Brigade,
201; Holborn Viaduct, 207, 241;
Guildhall Library, 241; chari-
ties, Low's handbook to-fire-
escape system, 266; public libra-
ries of, 328; opening of the
Guildhall Free Library, 349;
H. T. Riley's Memorials,' 408;
Lord Mayor in the pillory-

dagger "in City arms, 410
London, University of, presented
with De Morgan's library, 268;
admits women to degrees, 397

London and Westminster Review.
See Westminster Review.
London Gazette, its history, 238, 427
London Magazine, Barry Cornwall
a contributor, 375; Carlyle a
contributor, 472

London Society, Planché's recollec-
tions, 444

London Weekly Review, 308
Long (Prof. George), editor of the

'Penny Cyclopædia,' death, 434
Longfellow (H. W.), seventy-fifth
birthday, 500; obituary, 503;
poems on-memorial in West-
minster Abbey, 505

Longitude of Heart's Content and
Valentia, 202

Longman (Charles), F.G.S., death,
312

Longman (Thomas), obituary, 420
Longman (William), obituary, 383
Longman (Messrs.), publishers of

Edinburgh Review, 317; their
successes, 384; members of the
firm, 386n.; earliest title-page,
420

Loudon (Jane), botanical writer,
obituary, 59

Loudon (John C.) marries the
author of 'The Mummy,' 59
Louis XVII., Augustus Meves's
claim, 437

Loveday (J. T.) and the Tooley
Street fire, 199

Lover (Samuel), obituary, 228
Lovett (W.), Chartist, death, 390
Low (Sampson), founder of the
firm, obituary, 512n.

Low (Sampson), jun., obituary, 266
Low (Sampson) & Co. and the
Tauchnitz" Collection of British
Authors," 489

Lowell (J. R.) succeeds Long-

fellow at Harvard University, 504
Lubbock (Sir John William),

astronomer, obituary, 179
Lucas (Samuel), of the Morning
Star, death, 188

Lucknow, ladies on the siege, 40, 41
Lushington (Dr. S.), death, 312

Markham (Clements R.) on the
Royal Geographical Society, 481
Mark system of prison reform, 127
Marriages, of English princesses,
45; child, 48

Marsh (Mrs. A.), novelist, death,
337

Marshman (John Clark), 'Memoirs
of Havelock,' 120

Martin (Rev. Samuel) on Faraday

as a Christian, 212
Martin (Sir Theodore), 'Life of the
Prince Consort,' 335, 414, 440
Martineau (Harriet), death, 369;
'Autobiography,' 371

Martyn (Henry), missionary, Mac-
aulay on, 519

Marvell (Andrew), author of "The
spacious firmament on high," 229
Mary (Princess), "Pearl of Eng-
land," her two marriages, 47
Mary (Princess), daughter of
Charles I., her marriage, 48
Mary (Princess), daughter of
James II., marriage with Wil-
liam of Orange, 48

Mary Stuart (Queen), time of her
marriage with Darnley, 47
Massey (Gerald), poem on Sir
William Peel, 36

Masson (Prof. David), first editor

of Macmillan's Magazine, 99
Mathematics, reform in, 65; Sir
W. R. Hamilton's genius for,
184; Dr. Whewell, 192
Mather (Dr. R. Cotton), death, 389
Matilda (Princess), marriage with

the Emperor Henry V., 45
Maurice (Frederick Denison), obi-
tuary, 285; life by his son, 286;
book dedicated to Principal Scott,
292; influence on Canon Kings-
ley, 339

Mayall (J. E.), photograph of
Daguerre by, 459

Mayer (S. R. Townshend), on R.
Bentley temp. Charles II., 278n.;
edits E. B. Browning's letters,
369; death, 461
Mayhew (Horace), death, 298

Mazzini (Joseph), death, 298
Medley (Capt. J. G.), A Year's
Campaigning in India,' 81
Melbourne, great telescope at, 232
Melville (Major Whyte), obituary,
405

Merivale (Dean Charles) on Dean
Alford, 305

Metals, quantities obtained in the
British Isles, 329

Meteren (Emanuel van), printer of
the first Bible in English, 395
Metropolitan Improvement Society,
Dickens on the committee, 525
Meves (Augustus), claimed to be
Louis XVII., 437

Meyrick Collection arranged by
Planché, 444

Microscope, first English treatise
on, 380

Mill (James), early life, 305
Mill (John Stuart), and women's
rights, 240; obituary, 305; 'Au-
tobiography,' 306; and J. Robert-
son, 348; reviews W. T. Thorn-
ton On Labour,' 446; on Dr.
Franz's case, 469; in Caroline
Fox's 'Memories of Old Friends,'
493

Miller (Hugh), his last work, 13
Milman (Dean H. H.), obituary,
229

Milton (John), Macaulay's admira-
tion of, 520

Mitford (Mary Russell), friend of
E. B. Browning, 369
Moltke (Hellmuth, Count von),
honorary citizen of Berlin, 480
Monk (Bishop J. H.) and the 'Gre-
ville Memoirs,' 333
Montagu (Mrs. Elizabeth), her
letters, 300
Monthly Repository, Harriet Mar-
tineau a contributor, 371; R.H.
Horne editor, 413

Moore (Bessy), widow of the poet,
188

Moore (Thomas), ode by D. F.
MacCarthy, 507

More (Hannah) on Macaulay, 522

the "leading" or "leaded"
article, 428; copyright in India,
480

New Spirit of the Age, 413

Newsvendors' Benevolent Institu-
tion, Dickens at, 528; "John
Francis Pensions founded,
550
Newth (Mr.), experiments on for-
mation of fogs, 503
Newton (Sir C. T.) on the work of
the Hellenic Society, 416
Newton (Sir Isaac), life by Brew-

ster, 219

New York Herald expedition for
Livingstone, 282
Nichol's Edinburgh edition of the
British poets, 408
Nicholas (Dr. Thomas), author of
'Pedigree of the English People,'
death, 434

Nichols (John Bowyer), obituary,
161

Nichols (John Gough), death, 312;
at school with Benjamin Disraeli,
326

O
O'Connell (Daniel) sentenced to
imprisonment, 345

Ersted (H. C.), his magnetic dis-
coveries, 57

Oldham (Prof. Thomas), geologist,
obituary, 400

Oldham (William), founder of the
Concordium, 457

Oliphant (Margaret), contributor
to Blackwood, 423
O'Neill (Henry), death, 490
Optics, Sir W. R. Hamilton dis-
covers conical refraction, 184
Orcadian, oldest newspaper in the
Northern Islands, 334

Orchids popularized by Dr. Lind-
ley, 187

Orridge (B. B.), author, death, 259
Osborn (Admiral Sherard), death,
353
O'Shaughnessy

(Arthur), poet,

death, 490
Oudh, its annexation, 82; Sir H.
Lawrence on, 83; W. H. Rus-
sell on, 113

death, 299

North-West Passage, its discovery
by M'Clure, 310
Norton (Caroline), death, 389
Norton (John Bruce), 'The Re-
bellion in India,' 8

Norway, Carlyle on its early kings,
474

Notes and Queries, Charles Went-
worth Dilke a contributor, 172;
death of James Yeowell, 354; of
Dr. Doran, 391; Key to 'En-
dymion,' 459; published by John
Francis, 549

Novel in 106 volumes, 240
Nutt (David) publishes Lewes's
life of Goethe, 404

Ouvry (Frederic), antiquary, death,
491

Overall (W. H.), librarian at
Guildhall, 350

Overs (John), Evenings of a
Working Man,' 526
Overstone (Samuel Jones, Lord),
presents De Morgan's library to
University of London, 268
Owen (Sir Richard), on the gorilla,

86; helped by Woodward, 181
Owen (Robert) at Tivoli Gardens,
Norwood, 456

Owens (John), founder of Owens
College, 290

Owens College, its history, 289
Oxford, first book printed at, 294;
British Association at, 494
Oxford Gazette founded by Charles
II., 238

Oxford University, girls examined