Aaronson, Jo, 251 “Actea: the Nymph of the Shore,” 23 Adam Architecture, 158 Adelphi Theatre, 93, 124, 218, 247, 284 Advertisements, 296 —, William Harrison, 33 “Aladdin” (burlesque), 230 Alhambra, The, 232–238 Alias (costumier), 220 Ally Sloper, 247 Amberley, Viscount, 175 “Ambidextrous Man,” Reade’s articles in Daily Telegraph, 281 American Civil War, Sala’s lectures, 55 Ames, Hugo, 203 —, Captain “Ossy,” 203 Amusements, Sunday: see Sunday Anderson, Andy, 268 —, David, 18 —, Tom, 282 Anderton’s Hotel, 181 Angle, Jack, 282 Anglo-Saxon, The, 203 Ansdell, James, 181 “Ape” (cartoonist), 70, 166, 250 Aquarium, The, 149 Archer, Fred, 267 Ardilaun, Lord, 176 Arditi, 249 Arnold, Sir Edwin, 54 Artists and the Press, 15 Arundel Club, 58 “As in a Looking-Glass,” 97 Ascot, 260 Austin, Alfred, 182 Avenue Theatre, 90 “Babil and Bijou,” 212 Bachelor (gaol chaplain, Tasmania), 254–259 Bagster (Bible publisher), 288 Baird, Abingdon, 250 Ballantine, Serjeant, 97 Bancrofts, 24, 93, 156, 218, 222 Barber (in Temple Bar), 59 Barn Club, 114 Barnard, Richard, 135 Barnato, Barney, 119 Barnet, Dr., 32 “Baron Nicholson” (“Judge and Jury” President), 239 Barrett, Oscar, 158 —, Wilson, 277 Barristers, and journalism, 49 Barry, Helen, 213 —, Shiel, 137 Baum, John, 234 Bayliss, “Bill,” 221 Beaconsfield, Lord, “Ape’s” cartoon, 166 Beaufort, Duke of, 214 Beck (landlord of Unity Club), 215 Bedford, Duke of, 22 Bedford Hotel, Covent Garden, 246 Belasco, 162 Belfast, Charles Williams contests, 148 “Bells go ringing for Sarah,” 237 Bell’s Life, 122 Bellwood, Bessie, 228, 250, 270 “Ben My Chree,” 277 Bend Or (race-horse), 267 Benjamin, Alfred, 287 Benzon, Ernest, 284 Bernal, Ralph, 175 “Bet Belmanor,” 138 Betting: Government’s attitude, 268; Hornet saved by, 203; “Jubilee Juggins,” 284 “Bible in Spain, The,” 42 Bicycle, effect on Sunday observance, 107 Biggar, Joseph, 170 Bignell, Bob, 223 Bingham-Cox, William Henry, 122 Bird o’ Freedom, The, 196 Black and White artists, 15 “Black Crook, The,” 237 Blackburn, Judge, 53 Blackpool, 219 Blanton, Charles, 266 Blue Posts (Cork Street), 47, 283 Board of Works, 240 “Bob Acres,” 210 “Bobbos”: see Williams, Robert Bohemian clubs: see Clubs “Book of the Dog, The,” 289 Bookmakers, 260–275 Booth, General, Huxley’s opinion of, 115 “Boris”: see Bromhead, Harry Borrow, George, 42–46 Boulanger, General, 252 Bowen, Lord Justice, 177 Bowles, T. Gibson, 68, 70, 97, 193 Bowling-alley, American, 282 Boxing, 281 Boyd, Dr A. K. H., 115 Boyes, Vincent, 147 Boyle, Sir Courtney, 282 Braddon, Miss, quoted, 179 Bradford, Lord, 266 Bradlaugh, Charles, 77 Brereton Austin, 103 Brett, Tommy, 288 Brewer, Charles, 266 Briant, Barney, 63 Bromhead, Harry, 268 Bromley, Val, 173 Brooks, Reginald Shirley, 64, 109 Brough, Lionel, 158–160, 212–214 Brougham, Lord, 151 Broughton, F. C., 202 —, Oliver Madox, 36 —, Tom (waiter at Cheshire Cheese), 65 “Brown Study, A” (notorious cartoon), 199 Browne, Harold (Bishop of Winchester), 113 —, Lennox, 100 Bruce, Edgar, 172 Bryan, Alfred, 202 Buchanan, Robert, 124, 261–262, 280 Buckstone, J. B., 30 “Bulgarian Atrocities,” Gladstone and, 185 Bulls, Parliamentary, 177 Burdett-Coutts, Baroness, 100 Burleigh, Bennet, 58 Burnand, F. C., 102 Burton, Bloundelle, 290 Bury, Viscount, 151 Butler, Richard, 271 Byron, Henry J., 130–133, 199, 202, 209, 281 CafÉ l’Étoile, 243 — Royal, 241, 247, 251; Romano at, 250 — Verrey: see Verrey’s Cairns, Sir Hugh McCalmont, 148 Camden Town, Paravicini’s Theatre, 238 Campbell, Herbert, 228 Canteen, in music-halls, 236 Canterbury Music-Hall, 144, 232 Carlyle, Thomas, 89, 90; on Dr. Boyd (quoted), 108; Shiel Barry and, 219 “Carols of Cockayne, The,” 153 Carr’s Restaurant, 248 Cartoons, Vanity Fair, 69 Cassell and Co., The Echo, 197 Castro: see Orton, Arthur Catling, Thomas, 102 “Cavalleria Rusticana,” 249 Cave, Joseph, 238 Chair of Journalism, 18 Chairman: see Music-Halls Chalice, Edith, 173 “Champagne Charlie is my Name,” 225 Chandor, John, 196 Chantecler, 193 Chappel, “Cis,” 287 “Charles I.,” at Lyceum, 244 Charlotte Street, Bohemian restaurants, 244 Cheshire Cheese, The, 62–66, 166 Chevalier, Albert, 225–231; song quoted, 275 “Chicken and Champagne,” Irving’s first-night receptions, 88 “Chilperic,” 96 Chinery, 150 Chop-houses, 246 Christian World, referred to, 78 Church and Sunday amusements, 108, 111–115 Circus, at Covent Garden, 219 Clarke, Sir Edward, 101 —, John (Adelphi), 218 —, John Sleeper, 210–212 Clarke’s Ferry, 287 Claude, Angelina, 210 “Cloches de Corneville, Les,” 137 “Cloister and the Hearth, The,” 280 Clubs, Bohemian, 146 et seq. “Clytie,” 201 Coborn, Charles, 228 “Cock” Tavern, Fleet Street, 60 “Cock-and-Hen” Clubs, 149 Cockburn, Sir Alexander, 179 “Cocky”: see “Flying Baker, The” Coffins, Wickerwork, Godfrey Turner’s exhibition, 56 Cohen, Sam, 162 Colborne, John, 149 Cole, Comyns, 271 Coleman, “Fatty,” 149 —, John, 212 Colenso, Bishop, 200 “Colonel Lighthouse”: see Whitehead, Colonel Comic News, 199 Coney, Jack, 228 Conjurers, street, 119 Conservatives, T. Gibson Bowles attacks, 69 “Conversion of Colonel Quagg, The,” 55 Conway, Harry B., 288 Cook, Basil, 112 Coombe End, Dr. Gordon Hake at, 42 Cooper (Twickenham ferryman), 291 Cooper (Brothers) of the Albion Tavern, 28 Cordery, George, 171 Corlett, John, 62, 109–110, 270 “Coster’s Serenade, The,” 231; quoted, 275 “Cosy Club,” 83 Covent Garden Opera House, 212–213 Coventry Club, 159 Cowell, Peter, 165 Cowley (poet), 291 Crauford, Sterling, 263 Cremorne Gardens, 235 Crime, newspaper portrait leads to arrest, 15; specialist on newspaper, 12 Crimean War, Captain Hamber and the German Legion, 198 Criterion Theatre, 286 Cromer, Clement Scott’s articles, 57 Cruikshank, George, jun., 187 “Crutch and Toothpick Brigade,” 208 Daily News referred to, 14, 78; George Hodder, 220; John Hollingshead, 207; H. H. S. Pearce, 148; Moy Thomas, 91 Daily Telegraph, 58; “Ben My Chree” critique, 277; on bookmakers, 264; dramatic criticism, 93; first newspaper illustration, 15; Labouchere attacks, 76; obituary of Brigadier-General McIver, 185; Charles Reade, 281; Sala, 54; Clement Scott, 50; Godfrey Turner, 56; Robert Williams, 51–53 Dallas, E. S., 241 D’Anka, Cornelie, 237 Danks, printer of the Hornet, 202 Dartmoor, chaplain, 257 Darwin, Charles, 157 Davis, James, 95, 193; the Bat’s articles on Sunday amusements, 108, 111 Davis, Mrs., 194 Davitt, Michael, 253 Day, John, 97 “De Boots,” J. S. Clarke in, 210–211 De Groof (aeronaut), 235–236 De Leuville, Marquis, 139–143 De Windt, Harry, 142 Dead-Heads, Irving’s attitude, 102 “Dead-Heads: Cornelius Nepos O’Mulligan,” 85 Delane, John, 294 Denman Street, Pelican Club, 109–110 Derby, The, “Sir Hugo,” 266; “Robert the Devil,” 267 “Descent of Man, The,” referred to 157 Diary, importance of, to journalists, 94 “Diary of a Disappointed Politician, The,” 193 Dickens, Charles, 248; George Dolby as agent, 40; John Hollingshead and, 206; Tellson’s Bank original, 61; Robert Williams and works of, 51 Dickens-land, 59 Didcot, Mr.: see Maurice, Hubert Jay “Digby Grand,” Irving as, 103, 216 Dilke, Sir Charles, 288 “Diners-Out,” 176 “Dirty Jack”: see Colborne, Hon. John Dispatch, The, 123 Disraeli, Vanity Fair cartoon, 70 Dixon, Hepworth, 49 —, “Willie,” 49 Dolby, George, 40 “Don Juan referred to, 288 “Doubtful Boyle”: see Boyle, Sir Courtney Dove, Patrick Edward, 249 Dowse, Baron, 177 Dowty (“O. P. Q. Philander Smiff”), 203 “Dr. Pangloss,” 210 Dramatic criticism, 84 et seq.; longevity and, 90; Robertson comedies, 30 Drayton (poet), 291 Drummond (waiter at Eccentric Club), 160 —, Archie, 110 Drury Lane, 89 — Theatre: see Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Duck, William, 130 Dufferin, Marquis of, 151 Duguid, Professor, 186 Dunning, Tom, 148 Dunphy, Charles, 101 Durham, Lord, 194 “Durham Ox, The”, see Mundell, Steve Dwarf, The, 204 Eccentric characters of Fleet Street, 116 et seq. Eccentric Club, 159 “Echoes of the Week,” 55 Edouin, Willie, 230 Education, Universities and journalism, 19 Edwardes, George, 293 Edwards, George Spencer, 271 —, Passmore, 197 Egham Hythe, 289 “Egoes of the Week” skit, 55 Electric Light, in theatres, 206 Empire Club, 151 — Music-Hall, 232 English Literature, Chair at Washington University, 39 “English Rose, The,” 124 Esterhazy, 253 Etty (painter), referred to, 22 Evans, Arthur, 72 —, Morgan, 186–187 Evening Standard, 168 Examiner, The, 50 “Fairlie v. Blenkinsop,” 96, 97 Falstaff Club, 153 Farquhar, George, 25 Fawn, James, 228 Featherstonhaugh, 202 Fenians, at Cowell’s public-house, Holborn, 165 Fernandez, James, 217 Fetter Lane, “The Flying Baker,” 128–129 “Feuilleton”: see Serial Stories Figaro: see London Figaro Fiske, Stephen, 201 Fitzgerald, Edward, 278 —, Percy, 101 Fitzwilliam, “Billy,” 110, 250 Fleet Street, changes in, 59; contrasts, 9 “Floradora,” 195 “Flying Baker, The,” 128–129 Foli, Signer, 158 Foreign Office, Labouchere’s dispute with, 76 Foster, runs club in Long Acre, 163 “Fourth Estate,” 298 Fowles, Miss, 213 Fox, chairman of Middlesex Music-Hall, 224 “Fra Giacomo,” 262 Fraser, Fred, 264 Freaks, 121 “Free-and-Easies”: see Music-Halls Free Lance, Americans as, 38 Freeman (landlord of Magpie Hotel), 287 French, Sydney, 122 Frost (painter), 22 Fry, Oliver, 72 Fryer, Captain, 234 Furness, H., 170 Furtado, Miss, 218 Gaiety Bar (Strand), 220 Gaiety Theatre, 137, 205 et seq., burlesque at, 86; burlesque by Sala, 55; cloak-room subletting abolished, 206; John Maclean, 171; matinee instituted, 208; House of MoliÈre at, 208; programme fee abolished, 206; Valerie Reece, 59 Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, 177 “Gallery of Family Portraits,” Front Bench described, 69 Gallon (jockey), 263 Garibaldi’s doctor, 250 “Garden of Sleep, The,” 57 Garrick Club, 218 “Gaspard the Miser,” E. J. Odell as, 137 Gatti’s Restaurant, 247 Gay, Drew, 58 Geary, Alfred, 161 “Genevieve de Brabant,” 266 “Genteel Pencillers in Velvet,” Daily Telegraph’s phrase, 264 George, David Lloyd, 247 —, Edward, 132 German Legion, Captain Hamber and, 198 Gerrard Street, Soho, “Barn Club” premises, 114 Giffard, Dr., 294 —, Hardinge: see Halsbury, Lord Gilbert, Sir W. S., 156 Gilbey (Sam Lewis’s clerk), 284 Gilchrist, Connie, 214 “Giniral, The”: see O’Shea, John Augustus Giovanelli, Edward, 134 Gipsies, George Borrow and, 44 Girling, Mrs., 273 Gladstone, Herbert, 148 —, William Ewart, 121, 167, 185 Globe Theatre, 180 Glover, James M., 195 Glyn, Lewis, 178 “God and the Man,” 262 Goldberg, “Willie,” 109–110 “Golden Butterfly” (houseboat), 289 Goldsmith, Oliver, reference, 20, 25 Good Words, 206 Goodall, Bella, 234 Goodwood, 260 Gosling’s Bank, 61 Gottheimer: see Grant, Baron “Grant’s Folly” (Kensington), 233 Graphic, The, 91 Great Eastern Railway, Clement Scott’s poems, 57 Green, Baker, 156 —, Paddy, 155 Green-Room Club, 159 Greenwich dinners, 193 Greenwood, James, 260 Grossmith, George, 158 Gunn, John, 177 Hake, George (junior), 46 —, Dr. Gordon, 41–42 Hall, “Nobby,” 281 —, Owen: see Davis, James Halsbury, Lord, 150 “Hamlet,” 237 Hampton, D’Oyly Carte’s house, 287; race-meeting, 272 Hannay, James, 279 Hanover Square rooms, 40 Hanson, Sir Reginald, 238 Harcourt, Charles (actor), 215 Hardy, Lady Duffus, 36 “Harmonic Clubs”: see Music-Halls Harmsworths, purchase Vanity Fair, 72 —, Captain, 205 Hassard, Sir John, 112 Hatchment Painter, 20–21 Hawthorne, Grace, 276 Haymarket, night-houses, 161 Head, Charles, 265 Healy, Father (of Bray), 176 Heatley, Tod, 151 Henty George, 14 Heraldry, 31: see also Hatchment Painter HervÉ, F. R., 96 Hewitt, Agnes, 115 Higginson, Rev. Peter, 200 Hill, Jenny, 228 Hoare’s Bank, 61 Hoaxes, 164–180 Hodder, George, 220 Hogarth, 55 Holborn, Fenian meeting-house, 165 — Restaurant, 233 — Viaduct, 240 Holland, William, 87, 219, 238 Hollingshead, John, 137, 205–208, 229, 238 Holloway, Thomas, 281 Holt, Clarence, 218 Holywell Street, 215 “Home for Lost Dogs”: see Wanderers Club Hook, Theo, 288 Horace, James, Hannay’s dinners, 279 Horn, Brothers, 110 Hornet, The, 201–203 “Hotel Cecil” (Salisbury administration called), 69 Houghton, Arthur Boyd, 154 Hour, The, 197 “House of MoliÈre” at Gaiety Theatre, 208 House-boats, 289 Household Words, 206 “How I lost £250,000 in Two Years,” 285 Howe (Morning Advertiser), 101 —, Henry (actor), 101 Hudson, William, 290 Hueffer, Ford Madox, 36 Hummums, The, 246 Humphreys (Morning Post), 56 Hurst, Joseph, 99 Hurstpierpoint, Ainsworth at, 34 Huxley, opinion of General Booth, 115 Illustrated London News, The, 55 Illustrations, in newspapers, 15 Inns: see Restaurants and Taverns Irving, Sir Henry, 88, 98–103; in “Charles I.,” 244; first-night receptions, 88; and G. R Sims, 95; in “Two Roses,” 216; Oscar Wilde’s views of, 16 “Island of Tranquil Delights, The,” 39 Jacobi, 234 Jamrach’s, 274 Jay, Mr.: see Maurice, Hubert Jay “Jehu Junior”: see Bowles, T. Gibson Jenks (gambling-den promoter), 251 Jeune, Sir Francis, 100 “Jimmy’s”: see St. James’s Restaurant “Jingoism,” in music-hall songs, 227 Johnson, Dr., 55, 64; quoted, 267 Johnstone, Major “Bob” Hope, 110 Jordan, Norrie, 180 “Jubilee Juggins”: see Benzon, Ernest “Judge and Jury, The,” 239 Judges, as wits, 177–179 Junior AthenÆum Club, 125 — Carlton Club, 198 — Garrick Club, 84, 158, 217, 234, 277 Kahn’s Museum, 235 Kean, Edmund, 137 Keating, Justice, 96 Kelly, Charles, 246 —, W. W., 276 Kelmscott, 290 Kenealy (junior) founds Modern Society, 61 Kensington, “Grant’s Folly,” 233 Kerr, Commissioner, 178 Kettner’s, 241 Khartoum, Frank Power as British Consul, 167 Kilmorey, Lord, 137 Kilpack’s American bowling-alley, 282 King, Tom, 266 King’s Lynn T. G. Bowles M.P. for, 68 Kingsbury, race meeting, 273 Kingsley, Rev. Charles, 21 Kitty (flower-seller), 120 Knatchbull, Captain, 256 Knight, Joseph (“Knight Owl”), 90–93, 100, 101 Krehl, George, 253 “La Fleche” (race-horse), 266 Labouchere, Henry, 63, 73–79. AttachÉ at Washington, 70; attacks Daily Telegraph, 76; crusade against impostors, 140; on G.O.M., 185; mission to St. Petersburg, 76, and Parnell forgeries, 190; quoted, 101; as member for Middlesex, 78; founds Truth, 70; “West-End Usurers” articles, 74; on The World, 73; rivalry with Yates, 79 Lady, The, 72 Lamb, Charles, quoted, 256 “Lame Clarke”: see Clarke, John (Adelphi) Langham, Nat, 45 Lansdowne, Lord, 50 Lantern, The, 203 “Last Days of Pompeii, The,” 63 Lauder, Harry, 225 “Lavengro,” 42 Law Courts, at Westminster, 53 Lawson, Edward: see Burnham, Lord Le Queux, William, 290 Lee, Edgar: see Tasker, William Leech, John, 232 Leeds, Charles Williams stands for, 148 Leigh, Henry S., 80, 153–154, 220 Lever, Charles, 241 Levy, Jonas, 153 —, Joseph Moses, 58 Lewis, Sir George, 63, 74, 194; at Lyceum first night, 101; and Parnell, 190 —, Louis, 63 —, Sam, 283 Leybourne, George, 225 Licensed Victuallers’ Gazette, 122 “Life of Irving” (Brereton), 103 “Light of Asia, The,” 54 Liskeard, Bernal Osborne stands for, 175 “Little Billee, The” (house-boat), 290 Livingstone, David, 181 Lloyd, Arthur, 226 —, Marie, 286 Lock to Lock, 291 Lockwood, Frank, 101 Londesborough, Lord, 212 London, Bohemian quarter, 244; changes, 116 et seq., 240; Sunday in, 103 London Figaro, 93 London Restaurant, Fleet Street, 62 Longevity, dramatic criticism conducive to, 90 Lonsdale, Lord, 73 Loseby, Constance, 209 Lotus Club, New York, 154 Lovell, John, 14 Lowe, Robert, 257 Lucas, Seymour, 64 Ludgate Hill Station, Spiers and Pond’s buffet, 62 Lyceum Theatre, 88; “Charles I.,” 244; “Chilperic,” 96; dead-heads 102; first nights, 98–103; “Le Petit Faust,” 96 Lyons, Sir Joseph, 293 Lyric Theatre, 174 Macaulay, Lord, 51 MacDermott, Mr., 20 “Macdermott, The Great,” 227 McIver, Brigadier-General, 183–185 MacKay, Dr. Charles, 146 —, Wallis, 174 Macklin, Charles, 208 Macleod, Norman, 206 MacMahon (inventor of tape-machine), 251 “Madge” of Truth, 80 Magee, Bishop, 70 Magpie Hotel, 287 Maiden Lane, Rule’s, 159, 221; “The Spooferies,” 162 Maitland: see Mansell, Richard “Major Wellington De Boots,” J. S. Clarke as, 210 Man of the World, 196 Manchester, Duke of: see Mandeville, “Kim” Manning, Cardinal, 100 Mansell, Richard, 96 — Brothers, 220 Marius, Claude D., 210 Marshall, Frank, 101 Marston, Westland, 36 “Martlet” (steam-launch), 290 Mashers, at Gaiety Theatre, 208 Matinees, Hollingshead institutes, 208 “Matthias,” Irving as, 103, 216 Maurice, Hubert Jay, 75 —, Rev. F. D., 21 Mayfair, 80 Merrit, Paul, 89 —, Sir Henry, 59 Middlesex, Labouchere as member for, 78 Middlesex Chronicle, The, 290 Middlesex Music-Hall, 229 Middleton, Captain, 126 “Mogul, The”: see Middlesex Music-Hall Money-lenders, 283 Montague, Harry, 215 Montrose, Caroline, Duchess of, 262 Moore, Augustus, 195 —, A. K., 187 — (of Cheshire Cheese), 65 — (Waterloo Club) 163 Morgan, Matt, 199 Morning Herald, 294 Morning Post, 56; criticism of “Ben My Chree,” 277; T. G. Bowles and, 69; Baker Green edits, 156; dramatic critic at Lyceum, 101; A. K. Moore edits, 187 Morris, Mowbray, 87 —, William, 290 Mortimer, James, 203 “Moses and Aaron sat on a Rock” (song), 227 Motor-Car, effect on Sunday observance, 108 “Mr. Midshipman Easy” quoted, 92 Mundell, Steve, 264 Murphy, John, 85–87 Murray, David Christie, 73, 80–81, 152, 271 —, Earn, 161 —, Grenville, 73 Music-Halls, 222–239: see also Theatres “My Awful Dad,” 208 Nagle, Archibald, 234 National Sporting Club, 153, 281 “Newcomes, The,” referred to, 244 “Newman Noggs”: see “Flying Baker” Newry, Lord: see Kilmorey, Lord Newspapers and magazines: derelicts of the Press, 79; extinct, 192–204; halfpenny, 294; for prisoners, 258; river, 291; sporting, 271: see also Press Noguki (Japanese poet), 39 North, Colonel, 289 North Woolwich Gardens, 219 Northampton Labouchere stands for, 77 “Notes on Aristotle,” 50 O’Brien, Sir Patrick, 175 O’Connor, T. P., 123 Odell, E. J., 137 O’Donoghue: see Dunn, Dick “Oh! Why did she Leave her Jeremiah?” (song), 225 “Oh! Will you be my Saturday-to-Monday?” (song), 286 O’Hagan Mr., 287 “Old Solomon” (tipster), 161 Oliver: see De Leuville, Marquis Olney (bookie), 264 Olympic Theatre, 276 Omar KhayyÁm, 278 Once a Week, 33 Orton, Arthur, 179 Osborne, Bernal, 175 —, Lady, 175 O’Shea, John A., 14, 62, 167, 202 “Othello,” 103 Otto (waiter at Romano’s), 136 “Our ’Armonic Club,” 230 Owl, The, 193 Oxenford, John, 84–87 Oxford Music-Hall, 223 “Pagan Poems,” 195 Paget, Lord Alfred, 85–87 Palace Theatre, 232 Paleologue, 160 Pall Mall Gazette, 20 Palmer, Minnie, 276 Panton Street, 247 Paravicini, 247 Paris Mutuels, 268–270 Park Lane (Barney Barnato’s house), 119 — Theatre, Camden Town, 237 Parnell, Charles Stewart, 190 — Commission, 188–191 “Partridge at the Play” (articles in The Squire), 187 Pask, Arthur T., 127 Paunceford (waiter at the Albion), 29 Pavilion Music-Hall, 223; Chevalier’s dÉbut, 231 Painters: see Artists Peabody, and The Hornet, 201 Peach: see Steele and Peach Pearse, H. H. S., 14, 73, 148, 169, 186 Pelican Club, 108–110, 114, 159 Pellegrini (cartoonist), 69, 72, 248 “Pendennis,” 20 Persia, Shah of, 237 Peters, Mrs., 141 Pettitt, Henry, 87 Phelps, Samuel, 208 Philharmonic, Islington, 266 Philips, F. C.: see Fairlie Photography, value in Press work, 19 Piesse, George, 250 Pigott, Richard, 188–191 Pilotel (artist), 252 Pink Un: see Sporting Times Piracy: see Plagiarism Pitteri, Mademoiselle, 238 “Poems and Parables,” 41 Poet Laureateship, 182 Poker, tabooed in Clubs, 154 Pol, M., 23 Police Gazette, 291 Pond, Christopher, 62–63 Pope Alexander, 291 —, Dr. Joseph, 220 —, Sam, 220 “Poppyland,” Clement Scott’s articles, 57 Porter, John: see “Flying Baker” Portland Club, taboos poker, 154 Power, Frank, 166 Powles, Mr. (barrister), 157 “Practical John”: see Hollingshead, John Practical joking, 164–180 Press, the, 9; artists’ attitude to, 15; stage and, 15, 84; transition, 292 Price, Julian, 160 Prince of Wales’s Theatre, 23–24 Princess’s Theatre, 276–277 Prisons, newspapers in, 258 Prize-Ring: see Boxing Proctor, John, 199 Programme-sellers: see Theatres Prosser’s Restaurant, 48 Prostitution, suppression of Haymarket night-houses, 161 “Pseudonymuncule,” 281 Punch, 232; Burnand, 102; Furniss, 74; Hannay, 280; Phil May, 83; A. K. Moore, 187; Sala, 55 Puritan Sabbath: see Sunday Purkiss, William, 291 Quaritch, 278 Queen’s Theatre, 63 Queensberry Marquis of, 110 Racing, 260–275 — Press: see Sporting Press Radcliffe, John, 158 Raleigh Club, 160 Ranelagh, Lord, 120 Rankin, Montgomerie, 186 —, Peter, 71 Ratcliff Highway (Jamrach’s), 274 Rational Sunday: see Sunday Reade, Charles, 280 “Recreations of a Country Parson, The,” referred to, 115 Reece, Valerie: see Meux, Lady Reform Club, 150 Restaurants and taverns, 60–66, 240–259 Richardson, Frank, referred to, 81, 265 Richmond, Bloundelle Burton at, 290 “Riperelle” (dance), 97 “Robert the Devil” (race-horse), 266 ——, John, 284 Robertson, Thomas W., 24, 28, 29; Bancroft management 93, 222; on critics, 30 Robinson, Phil, 58 Roche, Sir Boyle referred to, 177 Rocket, The, 127 Rockley’s wine bar, 219–220 Rogers, “Johnny,” 276 —, Samuel, 171 “Romany Rye, The,” 42 Rosebery Lord, 50 Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 46, 290 Rossiter (jockey), 267 Royal Academy (Trafalgar Square), 23 “Royal Divorce, A,” 276 “Royal Dustbin”: see Prince of Wales’s Theatre Royalty Theatre, 174 Royce, Edward W., 209 “Rubaiyat of Omar KhayyÁm,” 278 Russell, Captain Fred, 110, 287 —, Henry, 146 Russell’s club for ladies 144–149 St. Albans, Bingham-Cox’s brewery, 126 St. Georgi, 242 St. James’s Restaurant, 236 —, Theatre, 96 St. Petersburg, Labouchere’s mission to, 76 Sala, George Augustus, 14, 19, 54, 279; and “Bet Belmanor,” 138; and “Cheshire Cheese,” 64; and Parnell forgeries, 190; and Clement Scott, 57; on Sunday amusements, 113 Salisbury, Lord, 182 — Administration, 182 Sandow, Eugene, 238 Sandys, Fred, 253 Sanger, “Lord” George, 167 Santley, Kate, 237 Sara (dancer), 238 “Sartor Resartus” referred to, 290 “Satire and Satirists,” 280 Saturday, 54 Savage Club, 49, 138, 151–159, 205, 218 “Savage Club Papers, The,” 152 Savoy Hotel, 251 Scasi, Miss, 237 Schenk, General, 154 School of Journalism, 18 Scott, Clement, 57, 93, 101, 127, 195, 203 Seaman, Julia 237 “Second Mrs. Tanqueray, The,” 93 Serial story (in newspapers), 296 “Silver King, The,” 96 Shaftesbury Theatre, 249 Shakers, 273 Shakespeare, William, 130 Shaw, Vero, 186, 202, 285, 289 Shepperton, journalists at, 288, 291 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 25, 30, 93–96 Shine, John L., 289 Simpson’s, Strand, 245 Sims, George R., 93, 124, 215, 271 “Singleton Fontenoy,” 280 “Sir Hugo” (race-horse), 266 “Sir Pertinax MacSycophant,” 208 Sketch, 50 Sketch, The, 50 Skinner, Hilary, 14 Smart Society, 204 Smith, Madeline, 59 Snelling, Alfred, 284 Social Democratic Club, 58 “Society,” 29–30 Society journalism, 68: see also Press Soho, 241 Soldene, Emily, 266 “South Sea Idylls,” 39 “Spice of Life, The,” 71 Spenser (poet), 291 Spiers and Pond, 62 “Spirit of the Times”: see “Sports of the Times” “Spiritual Wives,” 49 “Spooferies, The,” 162 Sporting Press, 271 Sporting Times (Pink Un), 98, 109, 110, 196, 201 “Spy,” 72 “Squire, The”: see Baird, Abingdon Squire, The, 186–187 Stage, 15, 84–103, 205 et seq.: see also Theatres and Music-Halls Staines, actors at, 288 Standard, The, 62; Alfred Austin, 182; Captain Hamber, 197; O’Shea, 168; Arthur Pask, 128; Robert Williams, 51 Stead, W. H. referred to, 17 Steele: see “Flying Baker” — and Peach, 264 Steinitz, Carl F. von, 246 Stephens, Pottinger, 68, 72, 125, 288 Straight, Sir Douglas, 98 Strand Theatre, 133, 210, 215, 230, 276 Strange, Frederick, 236 Street characters, 116 et seq. — performers, 116 et seq. “Street of Adventure, The” (novel), 9 Stretch, Mat, 187 Stock-keeper, The, 253 Stoddard, Charles Warren, 38 Stone’s chop-house, 246 Sullivan, Barry, 171 Sunbury, Bohemian colony, 209, 287 Sunday, observance of, 104–115 — League, 107 Sunday Times, 32 Supper Club, 162 Surrey Gardens, 237 Sutton (owner of Alhambra), 234 Swan, The (Ditton), 286 Swanborough, Mrs, 133 “Swears and Swells”: see Wells, Ernest Tagg, Thomas, 289 Taine referred to, 121 “Tale of Two Cities, A,” 61 “Tandragee” (race-horse), 262 —, —, Lombard, 191 Tasker, William, 81 Tasmania, prisons, 254–259 Taunton, Lord, 78 Tavistock, the, 246 Taylor, Henry, quoted, 254 Teddington, R. D. Blackmore at, 290 Tegetmier, W. B., 157 “Tellson’s Bank” (Fleet Street original), 61 — Club, 147 —, Ellen, 246 Thackeray, William Makepeace, 55, 206 Thames, The, 291 Thames Embankment, 240 Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 28 — —, Dublin, 171 Theatres, 205; Bancroft’s productions, 220; boy programme sellers, 99; cloak-room, subletting, 206; electric light in, 206; first nights, 88, 98–103; “mashers,” 208; matinees instituted, 208; programme fees abolished, 206: see also Music-Halls Theobald’s Park, Temple Bar in, 59 “Theodore Hooklings” (“Who-bodies”), 174 “Thief Takers, 281 Thormanby: see Dixon, Willmott Thunderer, The: see Times, The Times, The: “Ben My Chree” critique, 277; Comyns Cole, 271; Dallas, 241; Deland, 294; dramatic critics, 84–89; Nesbit, 94; Parnell forgeries, 189; H. P. Stephens, 72 “Toodles,” J. S. Clarke as, 210 Toole, John L, 119, 170, 209, 214 Tomahawk, The, 199 Tosti, Francesco P., 248 “Tower of London, The,” 33 Travellers Club, 151 Trocadero (music-hall), 223 Truth, 70; fraud campaign, 140; Labouchere, 75; “Madge,” 80; rivalry with World, 79 Turf, the, 260–275 Turf Club taboos poker, 154 Turner, Godfrey, 14, 202; at Cheshire Cheese, 65; on Telegraph, 56; wicker-work coffin exhibition, 56 Twain, Mark, 39 Twiss Case, novel founded on, 201 “Under Fourteen Flags,” 183–185 United Arts Club, 161 United States, adopt newspapers for prisons, 258 Unity Club, 215 University of Birmingham, proposed Chair of Journalism, 18 Upper House of Convocation, debate on Sunday Observance, 111 “Vampires of London, The,” 149 Van Laun, Henri, 121 Vance, the Great, 226 Vaughan, Kate, 209 Verrey’s Restaurant, 241, 247, 253, 258–259 “Vert Vert,” 96 “Vholes, Mr.,” referred to, 75 Victoria, Queen, 178 Vignas (tenor), 249 Vine, Summers, 156 Volodyvoski (race-horse), 237 Vyse, Mr., 282 Waldegrave, Lady, 154 Walkley, A. B., 89 Walter, John, 100 Wanderers Club, 151 Wapshot Farm, 289 Ward, Artemus, 273 —, Leslie, 72 Wardell: see Kelly, Charles Warner (of Welsh Harp), 273 Warrington (author), 20 Washington, Chair of English Literature at, 39; Labouchere at, 77 Waterford, Bernal Osborne stands for, 175 Waterhouse (bookmaker), 266 Waterloo Bridge, 157 —, Club, 163 Watson, Aaron, 152 Watts-Dunton, 101 —, Theodore, 35 “Way of the World, The,” 81 “We Don’t Want to Fight,” 227 Webber, Byron, 102 Webster, Ben, 93 Week-ends, 285 Wells, Ernest, 109–110 West End Hotel, 243 “West End Usurers,” articles in The World, 74 West London Rowing Club, 281 Westminster, Duke of, 267 Weston’s Music-Hall, 223 Whalley, G. W., 179 “What Cheer, ’Ria! Ria’s on the Job!” (song), 229 White, Arnold, 271 Whitehead, Colonel, 144 Whitney, 237 “Who-bodies” Club, 174 Whyte-Melville, G. J., 200 —, Hon. Mrs, 200 Wigwam Club, 158 —, “Willie,” 90–93 Will o’ the Wisp, The, 199 —, — (the elder), 193 Williamson, J. C., 39 Wills, William Gorman, 243, 276 Wimbledon Common, gipsies, 44 Winchester, Bishop of: see Browne, Harold Winterbotham, on the Hornet, 203 “Wiry Sal”: see Sara Wits, 164–180 “Witty Kitty”: see Kitty (flower-seller) Women and music-halls, 223 Wood, Mrs, John, 201 Working Men’s College, 21 Wright, Mary: see Sara (dancer) Wyndham, Sir Charles, 172, 286 Yates, Edmund, 14, 70, 72, 169; Cuckoo founded, 95, 193; at Goring, 291; in Holloway Prison, 73; rivalry with Labouchere, 79; at Lyceum first night, 101; World’s success, 80 Yorick Club, 159 Zoological Gardens, Sunday opening, 105 THE END BILLING AND SONS, LTD., PRINTERS, GUILDFORD |