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by, 242; history of Clarendon
Press, 292; Revised Bible, 296;
death of Prof. Bosworth, 361

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Paganini (N.), poem by Chorley,

541

Palestine Exploration Fund, death
of C. F. Tyrwhitt-Drake, 336;
progress of the survey, 344, 368
Palgrave (Sir Francis), obituary,
137

Pali, Burmese grammar of, 258
Pall Mall Gazette, John Morley
editor-J. H. Fyfe assistant-
editor, 441
Palmerston (Henry, Lord), appealed
to by Lady Franklin, 21; on the
Channel as a barrier, 75; death,
188; determination to work, 281
Palm-leaf books discarded, 258
Panizzi (Sir A.), death, 434
Papal Infallibility, Ecumenical
Council on, 246
Paper Duty, amount paid on the

Encyclopædia Britannica,' 132;
repealed, 137; influence of the
repeal on immoral literature, 251;
David Chambers, 271; on the
Penny Cyclopædia, 304
Paper for Oxford Bibles, 295n.
Paris, siege of, 261; aquaria in, 272
Parker (John Henry), sale of 'The
Christian Year,' 193n.
Parker (John William), business
bought by Longmans, 385
Parthenon, C. W. Goodwin editor,
407

Pasta (G.), poem by Chorley, 541
Pasteur (Louis), grant from the

French Government, 450
Patent Office, specifications printed,
434

Patteson (Bishop J. C.) murdered,

280

Paul (C. Kegan) on Mrs. Irving, 475
Paul (C. Kegan) & Co. buy H. S.
King & Co.'s publishing business,
388

Paul (James Balfour), History of

the Royal Company of Archers,'
348
Paulton (A. W.), Corn Law jour
nalist, death, 363

Paxton (Sir Joseph), obituary, 178
Peacock (Dr. George), Dean of Ely,
mathematician, obituary, 64
Peel (Sir Robert), second volume
of Memoirs,' 15; consults Dr.
Lindley, 187; at Harrow, 375
Peel (Sir William), poem on, 36;
and the Naval Brigade, 38
Penn (William), Hepworth Dixon
and Macaulay on, 518; 'Life'
by Janney, 519

Penny Cyclopædia, amount spent
on, 303; G. H. Lewes, 403;
Prof. G. Long, 434
People's Magazine, 254
Perkins sale, Mazarine Bible at,
376n.

Persia, war with, 9
Peter the Great first Russian editor,
371

Peters (Rev. Dr.), of Logie, be-
friends James Mill, 305
Petherick (Katherine), African ex-
plorer, death, 389

Petrie (Dr. George), Irish archeo-
logist, obituary, 192

Phillips (J. Arthur), works on me-
tallurgy, 328

Phillott (Rev. H. W.) on alleged
centenarian, 484
Philobiblon Society, 507
Philological Society, dictionary
begun, 30; publication begun,
296; Prince L. L. Bonaparte's
gift, 377

Philosophical Magazine on the
Daguerreotype, 466

Phiz. See Browne (Hablot Knight).
Photographic Society subscribes to

Scot Archer fund, 20
Photography, the collodion process,
19; likeness of Daguerre, 459;
death of Mungo Ponton, 461;
first photograph from life, 467
Physical Society and the formation
of fogs, 503

Picton (Sir J. A.) on alleged cen-
tenarian, 483
Pilkington (Alderman and Sheriff
Thomas), fined 100,000/. for
slander, 410
Pilot newspaper, 257
Piracy,
525

literary, Dickens on,

Pitt (William), Macaulay's lines to
his memory, 520
Planché (J. R.), obituary, 442
Plassy, hundredth anniversary of
the battle, 5

Plymouth, British Association at,
379

Plymouth Chronicle, 257

Poets Laureate, their succession,
139

Polidori (Frances) marries Gabriele
Rossetti, 508

Polytechnic, the, visit from the
Queen, 381

Ponton (Mungo), death, 461
Pope (Alexander), Charles Went-
worth Dilke on, 172; life by Dr.
Carruthers, 396

Porter (Jane and Anna Maria),
novelists, their popularity, 351
Portfolio and the Art Journal,
451

Post Office, death of Sir Rowland
Hill, 419
'Post Office Directory,' F. F.
Kelly's improvements, 174;
printers in, 327
Power (Marguerite), death, 208
Pratt (John Tidd) on Sir John
Soane's Museum, 124
Preaching, "Habitans in Sicco"
on, 50

Preece (W. H.) exhibits Bell's
telephone, 379
Pre-Raphaelitism, 255

Preston (Sir Robert), originator of
the ministerial Whitebait Dinner,
194
Price (Prof. Bartholomew) and
the Clarendon Press, 293n.
Priestley (Dr. J.) at Birmingham,
431

Princesses, marriages of English, 45
Princess Royal. See Victoria Ade-
laide.

Prinsep (H. T.), writer on India,
death, 407

Printers, master, number in Lon-
don, 327

Printers Pension Corporation, Mr.
Walter at, 326; pensions from
the Caxton Celebration, 377
Printing, exhibition of early, 375;
logographic, 427; early, in Japan,
499

Printing machines, improvements
in, 326, 428, 429

Prison, Mark system, 127; London
prisons, 435

Procter (Adelaide Anne), 'Legends
and Lyrics,' 128; her Evening
Hymn, 129; obituary, 164;
birth, 375

Procter (Bryan Waller), "Barry
Cornwall," obituary, 330; auto-
biography, 374

Procter (Richard Wright), Man-
chester historian, death, 492
Publishers, of literature for the
people, 253; Spedding's crusade
against, 491

Publishers' Circular, its history,
512n.

Punch, its foundation, 27; reissue,
131; Thackeray's contributions,
162; designs from, at the Egyp-
tian Hall, 170; Leech's contri-
butions, 171; death of Mark
Lemon, 255; Shirley Brooks
editor, 257; his death, 319; Tom
Taylor editor, 320; F. C. Bur-
nand editor, 450; death of W. H.
Wills, 455

Puttick & Simpson, sell Sunderland
Library, 485; letters of Wil-
liam III., 516

Pye (Henry James), Poet Laureate,
139

Pye (Mrs.), death, 139

Pym (Horace N.), editor of Caro-

line Fox's 'Memories of Old
Friends,' 492

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Rachel (Elisa) as Camille, poem

by Chorley, 541
Railway, Pacific, results of, 237;
advertisements in London Gazette,
239; first journalist, 313; death
of J. T. Hackett, 360
Railway Magazine, its foundation,
313
Raines (Canon Francis R.), bequest

to Chetham Library, 409
Raleigh (Dr. Alexander), death,
461; biography, 490
Raleigh (Mary) edits life of A.
Raleigh, 490

Raleigh Travellers' Club, its his-
tory, 481

Ramsay (Alexander), death, 245
Ranyard (Mrs.), "L. N. R.,"
death, 434

Ravenstein (E. G.) on Cyprus, 400
Reade (Winwood), death, 353
Redding (Cyrus), journalist, obi-
tuary, 257

Reed (Sir E. J.), hon. sec. Institu-
tion of Naval Architects, 116
Reeve (Henry), editor of 'Gre-
ville Memoirs,' 332
Reformatories, Mary Carpenter on,
378

Religious Tract Society, death of
Joseph Gurney, 419
Resolute, Franklin search vessel,
her remarkable history, 200.
Reuter's Agency, 426
Richardson (Dr. Charles), lexico-
grapher, death, 188
Richmond (Richard), author of
"When all Thy mercies," 447
VOL. II.

Richmond (Richard) described as

Bishop of "Soda," 448
Riley (H. T.), editor of Memo-

rials of London,' death, 408
Rippon (Dr. John), inscriptions in
Bunhill Fields Burial-ground, 240
Robertson (Campbell) on causes of
Indian Mutiny, 5

Robertson (E. W.), author, death,
336

Robertson (H. Dundas) on causes
of Indian Mutiny, 82
Robertson (John), of Brighton,
journalist, obituary, 347
Robespierre (Maximilian), life by
Lewes, 404

Robinson (G. T.), 'Fall of Metz,'
263

Robinson (Henry Crabb), obituary,
203; 'Diary,' 236

Robson (John), of University
College, death, 368

Rochester, the Cloisterham of 'The

Mystery of Edwin Drood,' 532
Rogers (Charles), editor of the

'Pogmoor Olmenac,' death, 353
Rosse (William, 3rd Earl of),

astronomer, obituary, 215

Rossetti (Christina G.), poem, 509
Rossetti (Dante Gabriel), his poems,
254; on 'Joseph and his Breth-
ren,' 413; obituary, 508; Hall
Caine's Recollections'-' Col
lected Works,' 509; in French
—Life' by J. Knight, 509
Rossetti (Gabriele), Italian poet
and politician, 508

Rossetti (William M.) edits his
brother's works, 509

Routledge (Messrs.), and Lord
Lytton's novels, 301; Staunton's
'Shakspeare,' 324

Rowlandson (Thomas), the carica-
turist, life by Grego, 451
'Roxburghe Ballads,' 421
Royal Academy, Cruikshank's con-
tributions, 394

Royal Society, removal to Burling-
ton House, 18, 312; bicentenary,
127; Lord Wrottesley president,

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214; Lord Rosse president, 215;
death of C. R. Weld, 243; elec-
tric light at, 488

Royal Society of Edinburgh, Sir
Í. M. Brisbane president, 119
Ruskin (John) and Walter Thorn-
bury, 363

Russel (Alexander), editor of the
Scotsman, obituary, 363
Russell (John, Earl), death, 408
Russell (W. H.), called "Pen of
the War," 22; on the Indian
Mutiny, 112

Russia, horticultural societies in,
233; Woman's Rights Con-
vention in, 240; English spoken
by the Emperor, 456
Russian,' Pickwick Papers' in, 524
'Russian Hagiography,' 500

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Sainsbury (Noel), calendar of MSS.
at the India Office, 346
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Har-
vey Prize founded, 451
St. James's Magazine, death of
S. R. Townshend Mayer, 461
St. Paul's Cathedral, Sunday even-
ing services at, 51; Dean Mil-
man's 'Annals,' 229; W. Long-
man's Three Cathedrals,' 385
St. Petersburg Gazette, its founda-

tion, 370; its early numbers, 394
Sala (George Augustus) contri-

butes to Household Words, 528
Salford, its Free Library in 1856,

16; in 1885, 17n.
Salmon, introduced into Australia,
204; in Tasmania, 242
Sandemanians, their tenets, 213
Sandys (George), early traveller in
Cyprus, 399

Sargant (William Lucas) on Sir
Rowland Hill, 420
Satow (E.) on early printing in
Japan, 499

Saturday Magazine, its circulation,
254

Saturday Review, death of J. D.

ningham, 352; J. H. Fyfe assist-
ant-editor, 441; history, 506
Savage (W. M.), death, 298
Scarlett (Hon. Peter Campbell),
life of Lord Abinger, 483
Scheffer (Ary), life by Mrs. Grote,
433

Schiller (J. C. F. von), life by
Carlyle, 472

Schliemann (Dr. H.), honorary
citizen of Berlin, 480
Schneider (Karl), 'Cypern unter
den Engländern,' 417
Schuyler (E.) on the St. Petersburg
Gazette, 394

Scotland, printing Bibles in, 106;

Royal Company of Archers, 348
Scotsman, death of its founder, 195;
memoir of Adam Black, 318;
death of Alex. Russel, 363;
J. H. Fyfe a contributor, 441;
C. Cooper editor, 497
Scott (Rev. A. J.), Nelson's chap-
lain at Trafalgar, 309
Scott (Alexander J.), first Principal
of Owens College, 291
Scott (Edward J. L.), on the
'Eikon Basilike, '431; on "When
all Thy mercies," 447
Scott (Sir Walter), copyright of
his works, 317; visited by the
Wordsworths, 325; and Mac-
pherson the freebooter, 452; and
Constable, 491

Scrope (George Poulett), death, 368
Sedgwick (Prof. Adam), death, 312
Seeds, their vitality, 209

Seeley (R. B.), obituary, 512n.
Septuagint, concordance to, 298
Servants, domestic, and Prince
Albert, 144

Servetus (Miguel), life by Dr.
Willis, 408

Servia, original charter in British
Museum, 502

Sewing machine invented by
Brunel, 148

Seyd (Ernest), bi-metallist, death,
491

Cook, 229; of Lieut.-Col. Cun-Shaftesbury (Anthony, 7th Lord),

and the British and Foreign Bible
Society, 105, 106
Shairp (Dr. J. C.), editor of Do-
rothy Wordsworth's Tour in
Scotland,' 325
Shakspeare (William), sale of his
autograph, 54; death of S. W.
Singer, 85; New Place pur-
chased, 138; Prince Albert's
contribution, 144; "first folios,"
259; Staunton's editions, 324;
Mrs. Cowden Clarke's 'Con-
cordance,' 373; Falstaff's Let-
ters,' 378; King John' at
Covent Garden, 442; sale of
folios, 506

Sharpe (Samuel), Biblical scholar,
death, 491

Sharpey (Prof. William), physiolo-
gist, death, 461

Shaw (Capt. Eyre Massey), on the
Tooley Street fire, 199; statis-
tics of fires, 200

Shelley (Percy Bysshe), Leigh
Hunt on, 99; legacy to Jane
Clairmont, 434; 'Prose Works,'
edited by Forman, 453; 'Poe-
tical Works'-'The Mask of
Anarchy,' 453n.; death of E. J.
Trelawny, 492; D. F. MacCarthy
on, 507

Shelley Society, 453n.
Shilling Magazine,

Hepworth
Dixon a contributor, 435
Siddall (Elizabeth Eleanor) marries
D. G. Rossetti, 509
Simpson (Sir James Y.), death, 259
Sindh, its annexation, 112
Singer (S. W.), editor of Shak-

speare and Bacon, obituary, 85
Sion College Library, 328
Slick (Sam). See Haliburton.
Smart (Hawley) on Major Whyte
Melville, 405

Smedley (Frank E.), death-' Ga-
thered Leaves,' 166
Smee (Alfred), surgeon, inventor
of method of printing Bank
notes, death, 370
Smith (Albert), obituary, 120

Smith (Alexander), author, death,
203

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Smith (George), Assyrian Dis-
coveries,' 337; Chaldean Ac-
count of Genesis,' 338; on the
Temple of Belus, 357; obituary,
358

Smith (Sir J. E.), botanist, 182
Smith (Joseph), Catalogue of
Friends' Books,' 218
Smith (Prof. Robertson) on Bible
societies, 106

Smith (W. Browning), sub-editor
of Encyclopædia Britannica,'
death, 407

Smith (W. H.) & Son, their sub-
scription library, 123

Smith & Elder, publish Jane
Eyre,' 351; Lewes's 'Rose,
Blanche, and Violet,' 404
Smithsonian Institution, its collec-
tion of shells, 377

Smyth (Admiral W. H.), death, 188
Soane (Sir John), his Museum, 124
Socialism and co-operation, 411
Social Science Association, its first

meeting, 30; in London, 145
Society for Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge, 159, 181
Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge, in Wales, 103; its
publications, 254, 489

Society of Antiquaries, death of
J. Y. Akerman, 313; Planché
elected, 444; death of F. Ouvry,
491

Society of Arts, tablet to Byron,
205; death of P. Le Neve Foster,

434

Society of Biblical Archæology, 359
Soldiers, unsuitable dress in India,
39

Solly (E.) and the Index Society,
388

Somerville (Mary), death, 299;
recipient of Geographical Society
medal, 482

Sotheby & Wilkinson, sale of
Shakspeare's autograph, 54; of
Libri MSS., 89; of H. G.

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