ing passion, 314; Selfishness,
323; Seraphs' Quills, 323;
Services, small, 309; Smoking,
307; Southey, 297; Spintext,
310; Squibs, old, 319; Tedi-
ousness, 311; "There's a Lan-
guage that's Mute," 319; This-
tlewood the traitor, 312;
Truisms, 317; Weather Wis-
dom, 317; "Who's he?"
320;
"Who's Who," 311; Words,
misuse of, 306.

"HILL, TOM :"

Curiosities and relics, 295,
296; Hull of Gilbert Gurney,
293; Paul Pry, 294.

JERROLD, DOUGLAS :

Appearance in the Stranger,
212; Apprenticed to a printer,
214; Black-eyed Susan pro-
duced, 218, 219; Blanchard,
Laman, 216; Brevities, 221;
Bubbles of the Day, 221;
Caudle's Curtain Lectures,
223; Collected Works, 224;
Death of Jerrold, 233, 234;
Duality of the Mind, 231;
First dramatic piece, 215;
His one book, Shakspeare,
214; Ill-natured satire, 225;
Illuminated Magazine, 227;
Life and Remains, 233; "Lit-
tle Douglas" about Cranbrook,
211; Magazine_writing, 218;
Midshipman Jerrold, 223;
Mulberries Club, 227; Nell
Gwynne produced, 220; Punch
contributions, 223; Punch pro-
duced, 221; "Q papers in
Punch, 222; Rent Day, and
other dramas, 220; School at
Sheerness, 212; Success of
Punch, 222; Time works Won-
ders, 223; Whittington Club,
231; Wit and Table Talk, 228
-232.

KELLY, MICHAEL,

CENCES OF:

REMINIS-

Adaptation of Blue Beard,
235; Bon Mot of Bannister,

LAMB, CHARLES :

Amicus Redivivus, 178; Auto-
biography, 175, 176; Birth
and education, 158; Character-
istics of, 163; Christ's Hospi-
tal, 167; Coleridge, death of,
174; Comptroller of Stamps,
185; Conversation of, 164;
Early verses, and play, 160;
Elia, origin of, 162, 170; En-
field, Edmonton, and Isling-
ton, 163; India Hose, 160;
Islington Cottage, 177; Kes-
wick, 162; Letter-writing, 189;
Lodgings, 165; Matter-of-fact
men, 188; Newspaper Life,
Publishers' Dinner, Puns, 170
-172; Night with Lamb, by
Hood, 187; Old Benchers in
the Inner Temple, 182, 184;
"Old Familiar Faces," 187;
Portrait of, 165; Reading, 163;
"That we should lie down
with the Lamb," 189; School-
fellows, 168; Shakspeare's
Sonnets, 162; Lamb's Sister,
165; Worst puns the best, 171.

MATHEWS, CHARLES :

Actors' Holiday, 281; Ame-
rica, trip to, 252, 253; "At
Home," the first, 252, 264;
Autobiography and letters
compressed by Edmund Yates,
246; Beauty of, 258; Birth of,
246; Children, fondness of,
262; Clarence, Duke of, 283;
Country life, love of, 282;

Educated at Merchant Taylors'
School, 249; Elliston and
Macklin, 249; Fieri Facias,
278; Foreigners, 285, 286;
Genius of, 254; Heart, a proud
one, 272; Hill, Rowland, and
Huntington, 273; Hottentot
Venus, 260; Income tax, 276;
Jordan, Mrs., 283; Leigh
Hunt, portrait of, 257; "Live
Eels," cry of, 248; Living
cheap, 276; "Love, Law, and
Physic,' imitation of, 266;
Macklin and Mathews, 249,
288; Mail Coach Adventures,
268; Mallet, M., 255, 268;
Married twice, 254; Mellon,
Miss, 285; Methodist oddities,
273; Mimicry, powers of, 256;
Mistake, whimsical, 279;
Namesake, 274; Old Scotch
lady, 259; Person of, 247; Po-
tier's acting, 282; Portrait
of, 292; Silver Spoon, 277;
Spanish Ambassador, 270;
Speculation, profitable, 261
Theatrical Pictures, 290; Wa-
verley Novels, authorship of,
280; Wilkes, John, portrait
of, 249; Wilkinson, Tate, 251;
Yates's Life and Correspond-
ence of Mathews, 246; Youth-
ful Days, 269.

MORRIS, CAPTAIN, AND THE SU-

BLIME SOCIETY OF BEEF STEAKS:
Anacreontic by Morris, 78;
Arnold, Walter, on the Su-
blime Society, 70; Beef
Steak Club, 64; Beef Steak

Society's members and por-
traits, 82, 83; Beef Steak So-
ciety, 65, 80; Beef Steak So-
ciety's Furniture, etc., 82;
Beef Steak Society's Plate,
83; Brockham Lodge, 72;
Cunningham, Peter, 80; Est-
court, Dick, 64; Garrick and
Colman, 66, 67; Gridiron,
silver, 69; Jerdan, William,
70; Lambert, the scene-painter,
65, 66; Linley and Mrs. Sheri-
dan, 67; Miscellaneous ob-
jects, 83; Morris, Captain
Charles, 69, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75;
Norfolk, Duke of, 68, 69;
Old Whig Poet to his old Buff
Waistcoat, 76; Populous Cities
please us then, 80; Prince of
Wales and Beef Steak Society,
67, 68; Steele and Dick Est-
court, 64, 65; Town and Coun-
try, 73.

POOLE, JOHN:

Albums, 328; Artiste, 327;
Boarding-house, 329; Bore
and Boricide, 330; Born, 324;
Coaches v. Railways, 330;
Crowd, pleasures of, 327; Gos-
sip, 332; Hobbleday loquitur,
326; Little Pedlington, 324,
325; Notes, angry, 331; Paul
Pry, 325, 333; Pedlington,
Little, 329; Play-bills, 328;
Priests' orders, 331; Show-
houses, 331; Theatres, small,
328; "Touching" exhibition,
332; Ungrateful banker, 327;
Where shall I go?" 325.