Yorkshire, West Riding Geological and Poly. Emerson, R. W., quoted, 41
Architectural and Archeological Society, 336
Chemists' Association, 339
Compass Committee, 342
Literary and Philosophical Society, 345
Town Council, 339, 348
Historic Society of Lower Saxony, 351
Smithsonian Institution, 344
Société Archéologique de l'Orléanais, 335, 337,
346, 351
Société des Antiquaires de l'Ouest, 351
Société des Antiquaires de Picardie, 340
Société Impériale d'Emulation d'Abbeville, 353
State Historical Society of Wisconsin, U. S. A.,
343, 346, 348
Allan, T., 336; Babington, C. C., 350; Bell, Dr.
W, 348; Bell, J. G., 337; Boardman, J., 337,
341, 346, 351, 354; Boult, Joseph, 341; Buxton,
D., 345; Carrington, R. C., 346; Clay, W., 343;
Corey, C., 349; Cust, Hon. Sir E., 336, 341, 350;
De Lesseps, F., 340; Donbavand, B., 335; Dun-
kin, A. J., 343; Edwards, E., 348; French, G.
J., 336, 339; Gaskell, Rev. W., 335; Grimmer,
W. H., 336; Hardwick, C., 353; Heath, E., 340;
Herdman, W., 336, 339, 345, 347, 351. 353; Hiude,
J. Hodgson, 351; Hume, Rev. Dr, 335, 345;
Illustrated Inventor, Newspaper, Publisher of,
349; Johnson, H., 353: Jordan, Rev. J., 351;
Jones, G., 341; Kendrick, Dr., 353; Kirkman,
Rev. T. P., 345; Lamb, D.. 343; Lancashire In-
cumbent, A, 345; Lange, D. A., 336; Macintyre,
Dr., 349; Mayer, J., 339, 343,353; Morgan, Rev.
R. W.. 343; Newlands, J., 339; Neill, Hugh,
343, 348; Perrin, J., 348; Rennie. G., 315;
Rhind, A. H., 347; Rowell, G. A.,348; Rundell,
W. W., 350; Ryder, J. B., 353; Sansom, Rev. J.,
341; Smith, C. R., 335, 348; Stonehouse, J.,
336; Wilkinson, T. T., 341, 351; Williams, H.,
341; Williams, J., 346; Wright, T., 353.
Drawings, early Itailian, 294
Dublin Geological Society, donor, 336, 340, 349
Dunkin, A. J., donor, 343
Dürer, Albert, 299
Dutch Landscape, 286
Encyclopædia Britannica, quoted, 67
England, after the departure of the Romans, t
before the Norman conquest, little known
51; slavery and villenage iu, 207; so named it
Egbert, 208; falls under the Danish yoke, 3
low moral state of the people, 208; the name d
this island in Beda's time, 49
English, the early, their love of personal ora-
ments, 208
English language, the, not extirpated by the Be-
man or Norman conquest, 37
English people, the, their colonising spint, 40
Engravings, 295; early German, 207; rare Ex-
glish, ib; on wood, 298; modern, 299
Esne, 209
Eudamidas, testament of, 287
Exhibitions. The Great, 269; Paris Indoctri
270; Medieval, (London), ib; of the Art
logical Institute, ib; Dublin, 271; Sydenham,
ib.; New York, ib.; Paris, 1835, ib.; Marte
ter Art Treasures', 272; number of pictures in,
309; other particulars, ib., S27; general re
marks on, 312; working classes did not vist
314, 325; distinctive features of, 317,324; bocas
printed, illustrative of, 219, 322
EXHIBITORS.
Anderson, R. W., 338
Aspland, Rev. R. Brook, 345
Bean, W., 340, 344
Boardman, J., 342, 345, 346
Bright, H. A., 336, 345
Burke, W., 341, 342
Buxton, D., 339
Comber, T. 346
Corey, C., 349
Council, The, 339, 352
Cust, Hon. Sir E., 348
Donbavand, B., 342, 346, 348
Forrest, J. A., 349
Gibson, A. Craig, 341
Gregson, C. S., 340,346
Guyton, J., 346
Hancock, T. S., 346
Hardwick, C., 352
How, J., 354
Hughes, J. R., 352
Hume, Rev. Dr., 335, 336, 354
Jacob, J. G., 344
Kendrick, Dr., 337, 352
Macintyre, Dr., 342, 347
McQuie, P. R., 347
Mayer, J., 343, 347, 354
Moore, Rev. T., 337
Moore, T. J., 346
Mott, Albert J., 348
Oxley, F., 341
Peacock, John, 347
Potter, W., 342′
Sansom, T., 341, 342, 346, 354
Smith, H. Ecroyd, 347.
Tapping, J., 344
Traer, P. G., 349
Eyre, Mr., his classification of books, 93
Fairbairn, W., enrolled a member, 337
Fawcett, J., enrolled a member, 351
Fealty, its object and effect, 216
Ellesmere, the Earl of, his contributions to the Fall of the Angels, 280
Manchester Exhibition, 275
Fejérváry collection, 279
Garnier, J., referred to, 72; his classification of
books, ib.
Gaskell, Rev. W., donor, 335
Geological Society, donor, 336, 345, 349, 353
GEOLOGY OF THE FYLDE DISTRICT, 187
Geographical terms, suggestive of the origin of a
language, 39
German Antiquarians, their labours, 51
Gesner's classification of books, 64
Ghirlandajo, 291
Giants, memorials of, in Cumberland, 108.
Gibson, A. Craig, author of paper, 97, 341, 352;
exhibitor, 341
Girard, l'Abbé, his whimsical classification of
books, 75
Girault, his classification of books, 83
Gleadowe, Rev. R. W., enrolled a member, 337
Glover, J., enrolled a member, 351
Goddard, Mr., his photagraphic discoveries, 185
Gore House, exhibition at, 273, n.
Gregson, C. S., author of paper, 113, 340; exhi-
bitor, 340, 346
Grimmer, W. H., donor, 336
Grosvenor, Rev. F., enrolled a member, 337
Gulliver, T., enrolled a member, 351
Guyton, J., exhibitor, 346
Herbert, Right Hon. S., 280
Herdman, W., donor, 336, 339, 345, 347, 351, 353
Heriots, curious methods of paying, 98
Herschel, Sir J., cited, 185
Hertford, the Marquess of, his contributions to the
Manchester Exhibition, 276, n.
Hickson, J., enrolled a member, 351
Higgins, Rev. H. H., author of paper, 199
Highlanders, their language destined to be sup-
planted by the English, 37
Hinde, J. Hodgson, donor, 353
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF PHOTOGRAPHY, 183
History of the two counties, materials for, 47, 347
Hogarth, 289
Holy Sepulchre, church of, its site, 138
Holbein, 287
Holmes, Mr. E., 273
Homage, in what it consisted, 215
Horne, Mr. Hartwell, on the classification of
books, 85
Howson, Rev. J. S., chairman, 350; quoted, 43
Hughes, J. R., enrolled a member, 339; exhibitor,
Hume, Rev. Dr., author of paper, 336; donor,
335, 345; exhibitor, 335, 336, 354; quoted, 45, n.
Hunt, Mr. Robert, his discoveries in photography,
Hydra, the, discovered by Leeuwenhoek, 256
Ice, sheet or field, defined, 240; in the southern
ocean, where met with, 241; an enormous body
of, 242; Dr. Scoresby's opinion respecting, 243
ICEBERGS IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN, 239, 337
Icebergs, defined, 240; largest in the southern
ocean, 241; the birth-place of the northern,
ib., n,; in the southern, their drift and rate of
progress, 243; when most dangerous, 244; their
uncertain appearance, 244; where most met
with on homeward passages, 245; and when,
ib.; temperature influenced by proximity to,
247; never seen in October, 219
Indian Court, the, 303
Ini, laws of, referred to, 58
Insects, dipterous, of Liverpool district, 199
Invasions of England, prevented National pro-
gress, 52
Inventor, Newspaper, proprietor of, donor, 349
Irish, the educated; do they speak better English
than we? 45
Isaac, J. R., enrolled a member, 351
Ivories, 278
Jacob, J. G., exhibitor, 344
Jago, J. R., enrolled a member, 350
Jena Repertorium, the, its classification of books,
Johnson, H., donor, 353
Jones, C., enrolled a member, 351
Hancock, T. S., enrolled a member, 339; exhibi- Jones, D., enrolled a member, 351
tor, 346
Harding, J., enrolled a member, 351
Jones, G., donor, 341
Jordan, Rev. J., donor, 351
Hardwick, C., author of paper, 352; exhibitor, Josephus, quoted, 133, 141
Henry, Dr., his account of the condition of En- Kilkenny and S.E. of Ireland Archeological
Society, donor, 335, 337, 340, 346, 351
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society,
Wisconsin State Historical Society, 345
3. Complete Pamphlets.
Address of President Jefferson on his election,
1801, 341
Allan's Essay on Ships' Compasses, 336
Buxton's, D., Marriage and Inter-marriage of
the Deaf and Dumb, 345
Carpenter's Notes on Arnold's "Principles of
Church Reform," 341
Clay's "Wrought Iron in large masses," 343
Correspondence between Sir R. Wilson and
the Duke of York and the Electors of South
wark, 341
D'Avezac's Anciens Témoignages Historiques
relatifs à la Boussole, 353
Donbavand's "The Irish, who are They?,"
Editors of Leeds Mercury on Household Suf-
frage, 341
Edwards's Table of Schemes for Classifying
Libraries, 348
Financial Reform Tracts, 340
Finch's Town Dues and Currency, 341
Frederick VII, King of Denmark, "Sur la
construction des salles dites des géants,
Monument to Nelson, at Old Swan, Engraving
of, 341
Pedigree of the Family of Greenhalgh of
Brandlesome, 337
Prospectus of Manx Society for publication of
national documents, 351
Rennie's Plan of a Breakwater for Liverpool, 345
Rundell's Azimuth Card, 350
Saturn, Engraving of, 346
The Dingle, a Poem, by W. Roscoe, 346
Township Map of the State of Wisconsin, 348
Light, discoveries of Priestley, &c., respecting,
183
Lindsay, Lord, enrolled a member, 346; his
classification of books, 92
Linnean Society, Proceedings of, cited, 261, n.
Lister, Mr. J. J., greatly improved the micro-
scope, 256
Lithographs, 301
Liverpool Architectural and Archæological Se-
ciety, donor, 336; Azimuth card for, 111;
Chemists' Association, donor, 339; Compass
Committee, donor, 342; diptera of, 199; in-
crease in population of, 13; lepidoptera of, 113;
Literary and Philosophical Society, donor, 345;
Royal Institution of, 925; Town Council, donor,
339, 348
Localised superstitions, Cumbrian, 109
Lockey. Rev. F., enrolled a member, 351
Louisiana, U. S., the French language in, almost
displaced by the English, 42
Lowth, Bishop, quoted, 44, n.
Lyell, Sir G., on geological phenomena, quoted,
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Marchand, Prosper, his classification of books, 74
Maries, the three, 284
Mark system, the, 52
Marriage customs in Cumberland, 101
Martin, Gabriel, referred to, 72; his classification
of books, 77
Mayer, J., chairman, 348; donor, 339, 343, 353;
exhibitor, 343, 347, 354
Mayhem, appeal of, 217
Mawdsley, H., enrolled a member, 351
Medallions, 307
MEMBERS ENROLLED.-Anderson, T. D., 339;
Atherton, J., 350; Ayrton, F., 350; Banner,
Rev. T. B., 350; Bath, H., 351; Batten, C., 340;
Bell, C., 350; Berry, J. R., 350; Berry, P., 337;
Bewley, A. R., 350; Bowers, A., 350; Bradley, T.,
339; Bradley, W. G., 339; Brown, T.,351; Burgess,
A., 351; Calder, Rev. W., 339; Chadburn, C. H.
337; Chaloner, T., 350; Coates, Rev. W. H., 340;
Cooke, A., 350; Cooke, R., 350; Corey, C., 350;
Davies, W., 350; Donbavand, B., 339; Eden, J.,
351; Egerton, W., 340; Fairburn, W., 337;
Fawcett, J., 351; Foard. J. T., 50; Forrest, J.
A.,351; Fowler, C.,351; Frost, M.,340; Gleadowe,
Rev. R. W., 337; Glover, J., 351; Grosvenor,
Rev. F., 337; Gulliver, T., 351; Hancock, T.
S., 339; Harding, J., 351; Hickson, J., 351;
Hughes, J. R, 339; Isaac, J. R., 351; Jago, J.
R., 350; Jones, C., 351; Jones, D., 351: Keith,
W., 351; Lafone, H., 351; Leigh, Major, 339;
Leithead, H. F., 351; Lewthwaite, J., 351;
Lindsay, Lord, 346; Lockey, Rev. F., 351;
McInnes, J., 351; Mackie, J., 340; McNicoll,
NOTES ON THE BUSLINGTHORPE BRASS
NOTES ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF HUMAN ANOT
LEDGE, 61, 349; characteristics of certain
schemes, 78
J., 351; Mawdsley, H., 351; Mercer, N., 351;, Northwick, Lord, 281
Mercier, J. D., 350; Moore, Rev. R. R., 337;
Moss, J. B., 351; Moult, W., 337; Newlands,
J., 351; Oxley, F., 337; Ralstone, J, 351;
Rathbone, R., 351; Rooke, Rev. W. J. E., 351;
Rowlandson, W., 351; Sadler, J. N., 351; Shim-
min, H., 337; Shute, A., 311; Slade, Rev J.,
339; Stevens, J., 351; Taylor, J. P., 351;
Thomas, G., 351; Thompson, H., 345; Wardell,
W., 339; Watts, Sir J., 340
Memmi, Simone, 280
Mercer, N., enrolled a member, 351
Mercier, J. D., enrolled a member, 350
Merlin, his classification of books, 90
Meyrick, Col., 304
Michael Angelo, 281, 294
Micrographia, the, 256
Micrometer, the, described, 263
MICROSCOPE, ON THE, AS APPLIED TO NATURAL
HISTORY, 255, 346
Microscope, the, modern improvements in, 255;
superiority of British glasses, 258
Middleton, Conyers, his classification of books, 76
Milanese school, early, 282
Mirror, Etruscan, 278
Misers, the, 285
Mohl, on the vegetable cell, quoted, 260
Monastic Libraries, Catalogues of, 61; in middle
ages, 62
"Monumenta Historica Britannica," referred to,
Moore, Mr. Edward, his letter on the Eclipse, 235
Moore, Rev. R. R., enrolled a member, 337
Moore, Rev. T., exhibitor, 337
Ocean, southern, icebergs in, 239
Olenin, his classification of books, 3
Omens regarded in Cumberland, 105
ON THE SO-CALLED ANGLO-SAXON ANTIQUINIKA,
DISCOVERED NEAR KERICH, 59, 341
Organic remains, found in the Fylde district,
Osborne, Hon. and Rev. S G., cited, 200
Ossianic Society, donor, 337
OUR MOTHER-TONGUE IN OUR FATHER-LAND, S.
335
Overstone, Lord, president of the Manchester
Exhibition, 275
Oxford, Eclipse as seen near, 233
Oxley, F., enrolled a member, 337; exhibitor, 14
Painting on glass, Roman, 278
Pandora, Barry's picture of, 291
Parent, his classification of books, 81
Paris system of classifying books, 87
Parmigianino, 283
Passavant, Dr., 312
Paul Veronese, 283
Peacock, John, exhibitor, 347
Moore, T. J., author of paper, 265; exhibitor, 346 Perrin, J., donor, 348
Newlands, J., enrolled a member, 351; donor, 339
Newport, G., cost of his microscope, 255
Newtonian system, the, 171
Neife, definition of a, 217; position of a, 218
Niepce, M., discoveries of, in photography, 184
Phenomenon, curious, at Burnley, during the
Eclipse, 232
Phillips, Professor, his observations during
Eclipse, 237
Philosophical Transactions, the, cited, 256
Photography, historical sketch of, 183
Pictures, number of, in Great Britain, 311
Plate, 306
Pleurosigma Hippocampus, markings on the
shells of, 262
Polarized light, in connexion with the micr
scope, 264
Poole, J., chairman, 357
POPULATION OF LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE
porta, B., discoverer of the camera obscura, 1st
FROM 1801-51, PART II, 1, 339
Portrait Gallery, 287
Potter, W., exhibitor, 342
Preston, Flora of, 143
Pretsch, discoveries of, respecting light, 196
Prince Consort, the, quoted, 274; his contributions
to the Manchester Exhibition, ib.; 255
Printers, early, classed lists of, 64
Printing in colours, 299
Ptolemy, quoted, 47, n.
Pulszky, Mr., 278
Quarterly Review, the, quoted, 321
Nobert, M., his test objects for microscopic Queen, the. 275, 282, 266, 287, 302, 303, 304, 305, 307
glasses, 258
Nodier, C., quoted, 78
Norfolk and Norwich Archeological Society,
donor, 343
Norman, a Latin dialect, 39
Normans, the, their brutal cruelty, 214
North Western division of England and Wales;
area and population of, 1; increase per cent. in
town population of, 10; in country population,
14, 22. Total population of, probably not less
than that of all Scotland, 25
Quekett, J., cited, 258 n.
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