Victoria, Queen: 48.
Viennet, J, G.: 129.
Vignoles, Etienne de.
Vigny, A. de: 121.
Villars, duc de: 106, 124, 157, 165,

V. La Hire.

172.

Villemain, A. F.: 129.
Villeroi, Marshal: 152.
Villeroi, N. de N.: 94.
Villiers, George, 1st Duke of Buck-
ingham: 18

Villieas, George, 2nd Duke of
Buckingham: 27.

Villiers, R. Hon. J.: 28.
Vinci, Leonardo da: 123.
Vinc G. F. von: 197.
Virchow, Prof. : 202.
Vitellius, Aulus: 246.
Vitrolles, Baron de: 91.
Vivonne, duc de: 93, 100, 128, 162,
181.

71, 74.
Watts, Dr. Isaac: 24.
Webster, Daniel: 5, 19, 21, 23, 27,
34, 40, 42, 48, 54, 57, 64, 65,
75.

Wedgwood, Josiah : 5.
Wellington, Duke of: 1, 6, 8, 9,
12, 14, 20, 28, 31, 33, 36, 41,
44, 45, 46, 47, 51, 59, 60, 61,
62, 65, 72, 74, 75, 76, 80, 145,
159, 210.

Wentworth, Thomas, Earl of Straf
ford: 52, 79, 241, 245.
Wesley, Charles: 34.
Wesley, John 59, 75.
Wesley, Sarah : 49.
West, Benjamin: 3, 7.
Westminster, Dean of.
A. P.

V. Stanley,

Whately, Archbp.: 24, 78, 81.
Wheaton, General: 19.
White, Joseph Blanco: 47.
Whitefield, George: 22, 75.
Whitehead, Dr. David: 30.
Whitman, Walt: 48.
Whittier, J. G.: 27.
Wilberforce, William : 20.
Wilbraham, Mr. : 61.
Wild, Jonathan: 41.
Wilhelm I 191, 192, 196, 200,

202, 204.

Wilhelm III: III, 194.

:

Wilkes, John 16, 76.
Willard, F. W.: 21.

William I. (the Conqueror): 115,

189.

William II: 31.

William III: 10, 16, 21, 38, 59.
William IV: 37.

William of Wykeham: 42.
William the Silent: 82, 247.
Windham, William : 48.
Windthorst, Dr.: 201.
Winthrop, R. C. : 8.
Wishart, George: 24, 25.
Wolcot, John (Peter Pindar) : · 17.
Wolfe, Rev. Charles: 10.
Wolfe, Gen. James: 39, 46.
Wollstonecraft, Mary: 30.

Wolsey, Cardinal: 15, 16, 20, 240.
Woolton, John: I.
Wordsworth, William: 21, 34, 38,
50, 67, 72.

Wolton, Sir H: 14, 33, 244.
Woulfe, Chief Baron : 52.
Wyatt, Sir Thomas (the younger) :
58.

Wycherley, William : 52.

Xenocrates: 216, 230.
Xerxes: 218.

Ximenes, Cardinal F.: 250.

York, Duke of. V. Frederick

Augustus, &c.

Young, Dr. Thomas: 7.

Zamoiski, Jan: 249.

Zedlitz-Truetschler, Prince

192.

Zeno: 209, 211, 215.
Zeuxis: 211
Zola, E.: 245.

Zenitia

Above grammar,
and 240

I am king of the Romans

the law, Do you not know that I am
13
Absent, Bear in mind your friends, whether
present or 229

-most honourably 205
Absolute monarchy tempered by songs,
government, etc. 137

Abstain, but can't be moderate, I can 55
Abuse our patience? How far then, Cati-
line, will you 249
Abyss, Pascal's 126

Academy proud to recognise works in
time 17

Accept it [the responsibility] with light
hearts, We 156

Accident of an accident, The 58
Accidental and fortuitous concourse of
atoms 80

Adieu, dear France! I shall never see, etc.

82

headless count 82

landless prince 82

my dear Morand, I am dying 82
Admiral in fresh water, take it into your
head to drown an 181

Admiration, What is better than 7
Adore what thou hast burnt, burn what
thou hast adored 244
Adores his maker, and he 5

Adorn, He touched nothing that he did not
246

Adroit than irreproachable conduct, No-
thing more 171
Adullam, political cave of 51
Advance, follow me; if I retreat, kill me ;
if I die, avenge me, If I 173

of popular movement, government
should always be step in 196

Adversity, English never so great as in 60
Advice an unnecessary responsibility 24
but assistance, I need no 120
have I followed! What bad 168
whether you wish it or not, but, etc.,
give you my 228
Advocate sword of soldier, not dagger, etc.

weapon of 67

Afraid go away! Let him who is 168

of being deprived of pleasure of hearing
you, etc. 155

of leaves let him not go to the wood
who is 169

-

- to die, I am not 43

to die, not in the least 22
Africa! I hold thee fast 250

of the devil, am not 22

to be given us, worst that could happen
would be for whole of 193

After I am dead, you will find 'Calais
etc. 2

After us the deluge 85

Age is woman's hell, Old 134

one is not lucky at our 152

quite ugly enough without wickedness

210

Agent is as responsible as if, etc., who does
a thing through an 248
Aggregation of humanity i
Agreements principles, Our differences
policies 49

Aide-de-camp, I don't want to be your 150

18

150

- belongs to everybody, The 129
Already, my lord? 96

Altar, Friend(s) as far as the 85, 216, 251
Amazing glory! I am having St. Paul's
understanding 5
Ambassador an honest man sent abroad
to lie, etc. 244

honest man to lie abroad 5

too many-as soldiers, too few 212
Amen 5

America, future grandeur, etc., of British

Empire in 28

--

· oppression planted them [Colonies] in
68

must be conquered in France, etc. 5
American! I-I also-am an 57

-

as I am an Englishman, If I were an 26
flag, If any one attempts to haul down

25

people never ran away from, etc. 58
statesman after seventy, truth from 79

Americans, when they die, go to Paris 19
Amicably if they can, violently if they
must 5

Am I not a man and a brother? 5
Amusements, tolerable were it not for its
40

Amuse myself by thinking of the dead, I
don't 121

Amusing, beginning to be 91
Ancestor, Am I not an 92

They are descendants and I am an 133
Ancestors, It is we who are 92

Wisdom of our 67

left you towns, given you more king-
doms than 123

Anchor well cast, ship outride the storm 43
Angel of Death, etc., almost hear beating
of wings 58

Angels! Not Angles, but 245

-

I am on the side of the 22
Angles, but Angels ! Not 245
Angry, Never forget what a man says when

44

- I should have beaten you, Had I not
been 216

Annoy them, If anything lucky happens
to you, tell friends, to 176

'Another and a better world, There is

65
place 6

Antipater's friend and toady at the same
time, I cannot be 219
Anxiety, Product of 190
Anything, and desires everything, is
capable of 150

Anything but history, for history must be

false 7

'Apologies only account for that which
they do not alter' 7

Appeal to Philip when he is sober, I
would 247

Appetite comes by eating 132
Applauded me! They 112
Appropriation Clause, one great I
Aptitude for patience, Genius only greater

136

Arcadia, while we were conquering Darius
in Asia, etc. 214

Architecture-frozen music 191

Arcole, Remember that my name is 178
Ardour, remains of failing voice and
expiring 143.

Are the doctors here? 7

- we not children, all of us? 7
Arguing from different premises, they are

68

Argument as to frontier lines, in possession

of best 218