# The Story of the House of Cassell/Index

INDEX
Abbott, Mary, marries John Cassell, 12 Acton, Lord, contributes to Speaker, 155 Addison on London signs, 21 "Africa and its Explorers, Story of," 168 Alexander, Dr. (afterwards Archbishop of Armagh), 196 Allon, Rev. Henry, 123 "Altar of the Household," 32, 196 "Amateur Mechanic, The," 195 America, electioneering in, 50 visited by John Cassell, 45, 48 American journalism, 50 pirate publishers, 52 Anti-slavery agitation, 45 et seq. Archer, Thomas, and Boy's Newspaper, 154 Arnold, Sir Arthur, edits Echo, 147, 148, 150 Arnold-Forster, Rt. Hon. H. O., becomes secretary of Cassell's, 67, 77 Financial Secretary to the Admiralty, 79 in charge of Educational Department, 77, 202 member of Council, London Chamber of Commerce, 79 private secretary to E. Forster, 77 success of his "Citizen Reader," 77 "Artistic Anatomy" 202 Astronomical works, 193 et seq. Atherton, Mrs. Gertrude, 118 Austin, L. F., and Speaker, 155 Australasia, Cassell outposts in, 95 "Australasia, Picturesque," 168 Avery, Alfred H., 196 Ayrton, Professor, and "Practical Electricity," 195
Bahr, A. W., 202 Baker, Dr. Ernest A., edits "New English Dictionary," 165 Baker, Rev. W. R., and John Cassell, 8 Bale, Edwin, and Sir John Millais, 111 as peacemaker, 138 becomes art director, 72, 99, 104 reminiscences of W. E. Henley, 99 Ball, Sir Robert, 142, 193, 195 Ball, W. Valentine, 194 Ballantyne, Dr., 188 Bancroft, Mrs., 135 Barker, T. H., and John Cassell, 10 Barr, Matthias, 144 Barrie, Sir James, and Cassell's, 69, 218 contributes to Speaker, 155, 218 Barry, Dr. William, 155 "Bartimeus," 220 "Bashkirtseff, Marie, Journal of," 183 "Battles of the Nineteenth Century," 142, 172 Bayley, Dr. Eric, 233 Bayliss, Sir Wyke, 97 Bayne, Charles S., edits Little Folks, 128 Beard, J. R., 25 Beattie, Prof. Martin, 186 Beecher, Henry Ward, entertains John Cassell, 46 Begbie, Harold, 124 Beisen, Kubuta, 179 Bell, Clara, 168 Bell Savage Inn, story of, 19 et seq. Benham, W. Gurney, and "Book of Quotations," 166, 167 Benjamin-Constant, M., 100 Bennett, Arnold, 220 and the "National Library," 161 Bennett, W. C, 144 Benson, E. F., 124, 220
Beresford, J. D., 220 Berry, J. Gomer, 95 Berry, Sir William, Bart., 95 Besant, Sir Walter, 198 Bexhill Home established by Little Folks readers, 127 "Beyond the Blue Mountains," 128 Bible, Cassell's Illustrated, 32 et seq., 196 Bible Commentaries, 72, 200 "Bible Dictionary, Concise," 165 "Bible Educator" 29, 72, 196 Binney, Rev. Thomas, 123 Biographies, 180 et seq. Birch, Dr. Samuel, and Ebers' "Egypt," 168 Birrell, Augustine, 155 Bismarck, Lowe's biography of, 181 Black-and-white work, 113 "Black Arrow, The," 213 "Black Watch, History of the," 183 Black, William, contributes to Echo, 150 Reid's Life of, 69 Blackburn, Henry, 97 Blackwood, Algernon, 220 Bland-Sutton, Sir John, 187 Blind, Mathilde, translates "Journal of Marie Bashkirtseff," 183 Bonney, Professor, and his works, 169, 190 Book-advertising, a new style developed, 84 "Book of Health, The," 188 Boot, W. H. J., 97, 107, 112 Boothby, Guy, 118 Borthwick, Peter, and the news-paper advertisement duty, 43 Bottomley, Mr. (see Firth) Boulger, Professor, 192 Boyle, Robert Whelan, 16 Boy's Newspaper, 126, 154 "Brethren, The," 218 Brewer, Dr. Cobham, compiles "Phrase and Fable," 166 Bright, John, a characteristic note, 41 and the "National Library," 161 and the taxes on knowledge, 43 visits Janet Hamilton, 16 "British Battles on Land and Sea," 172 "British Isles, The," 170 British Red Cross manuals, 187 "Britling, Mr., Sees it Through," 220 Brougham, Lord, and John Cassell, 30, 35 et seq. correspondence with Cassell, 38, 39 founds Mechanics' Institutes, 7, 35 Brown, Robert, of Campster, 144, 168 his distinguished career, 188 his sudden death, 190 Browne, Phyllis, 203 Brownrigg, Sir Douglas, 204 Bruce, Dr. Mitchell, 187 Brunner, Sir John, proprietor of Speaker, 155 Bryce, James (Viscount), 155 Buckley, Arabella (Mrs. Fisher), 202 Bülow, von, his "Imperial Germany" translated and published, 204 Burnaby, Colonel, how his "Ride to Khiva" came to be written, 178 Burnham, Lord, presides at Press luncheon to Sir Arthur Spurgeon, 92 Butler, Arthur John, chief editor, 74 D. H. Parry and, 141
Cesar, Napoleon the Third's Life of, 55–6 Caldecott, Randolph, 97 Cameron, John, illustrates "Treasure Island," 212 Cameron, Prof. Charles, 195 Campbell, Lady Archibald, 135 Canada's literary future, 90 Cantlie, Sir James, 187 Carlisle, Earls of, 16, 99 Carmania steams to rescue of Volturno, 91 "Carmen Sylva," 135 Carnegie, Andrew, and Echo, 153 Carpenter, Rev. Boyd, 71 Carr, Comyns, 99 Cassell and Company, formation of, 67, 85 (see also Cassell's [infra], La Belle Sauvage) Cassell, John, 3 et seq. a pioneer of petroleum, 57
Cassell, John, agent of National Temperance Society, 9 et seq. and a fugitive slave, 16 et seq. and Kossuth, 17 and Lord Brougham, 30, 35 et seq. arrives in London, 7 as factory hand, 4 as host, 12 as tea and coffee merchant, 13 attends Liverpool Congress of British Association, 37 becomes a carpenter, 5 becomes printer and publisher 13 et seq. business difficulties, 31 buys Cathrell's plant, 17 compliments from Cobden and Earl of Carlisle, 16 education and self-education, 4, 7 enters into partnership, 32, 54 fights "taxes on knowledge," 43 et seq. his father, 3, 4 his room at the Yard, 30 his teetotalism, 3, 6, 59 illness and death, 58 invents title for Quiver, 120 marries Mary Abbott, 12 meets J. B. Gough, 53 meets Lord John and Lady Russell, 37 mission to Ireland and Scotland, 44, 58 missionary temperance tour, 7 et seq. on American electioneering, 50 repurchases copyright of "Popular Educator," etc., 32 visits America, 45, 48 Cassell, Mark, father of John Cassell, 3, 4 Cassell, Mrs. John, 12, 33 Cassell, Mrs. Mark, 4 Cassell, Petter, Galpin and Co. becomes a limited liability company, 67, 85 Cassell, William, 3 Cassell's, a Rifle Club established, 233 and the Great War, 234 art department, 104 et seq. binding department, 228 composing-room, 223 development overseas, 95 expansion, 88 found Echo, 147 et seq. Cassell's, instal Miehle machines, 110 long service records, 234 loyalty of the staff, 88, 93 machine rooms and machinery, 221, 220, 227, 234 magazines and periodicals, 114 et seq. paper store, 227 precautions against fire, 228 reading department, 225 R. L. S. and, 207 et seq. the foundry, 225–6 Cassell's General Press, 156 Cassell's Help Fund, 234 "Cassell's Library," 25 Cassell's Magazine, 114 et seq. editors of, 115 et seq. title changed, 117, 118, 119 Cassell's Magazine of Fiction, 119 "Cassell's National Library," 160 Cassell's Provident, Emergency, and Pension Funds, 233 Castle, Agnes and Egerton, 118 "Cathedrals, Abbeys, and Churches of England and Wales," 169 Cathrell, William, 14, 17 "Catriona," 215 "Century Shakespeare," 158 Chambers, Robert, 118 "Channings, The," 121 Chenery, Mr., editor of Times, 181 Chester, Bishop of, 38 Chesterton, G. K., 220 "Chinese Pottery and Porcelain," 202 Choyce, C. C, 186 Christ, Lives of (Farrar's and Geikie's), 196, 199 Christian, Princess, Patron of Order for Honourable Service, 122 Chums, and its editors, 130, 131, 132 story of its origin, 129 "Church of England, History of," 175 Church, Professor A. H., 97, 195 "Cities of the World," 168, 181 "Citizen Reader," 77, 202 Clark, John Willis, 71, 123 Clarke, Charles and Mary Cowden, 158 Clarke, Saville, assistant editor to Rev. H. R. Hawels, 115 Clarke. W. H., 234 Clifford, Dr. John, 124
Clowes, Sir W. Laird, and the "National Library," 160 Cobbe, Frances Power, and Little Folks Humane Society, 127 as leader-writer, 151 Cobden, Richard, and Kossuth, 17 and the taxes on knowledge, 43 congratulates John Cassell, 16 defeat at Huddersfield, 40 his death, 58 supports temperance movement, 10, 40 Cole, Alan, 97 Collier, Hon. John, 202 Collins, Wilkie, 116, 144 Colour photography, 111 Colvin, Sir Sidney, 99 "Concise Bible Dictionary," 165 "Conquests of the Cross," 180 Conway, Moncure D., his "Autobiography," 184 offered editorship of Echo, 147 Cook, Theodore Andrea, 201 Cookery books, 203 Cooper, Peter, meets John Cassell, 51 Cooper, Sir Edward, unveils memorial to Cassellites, 235 Corke, H. Essenhigh, 111, 192 "Countries of the World," 168, 189 Craik, Mrs., Oscar Wilde's tribute to, 135 views on Women's Suffrage, 139 Crawfurd, Dr. Raymond, 187 Craythorne, John, bequest to Cutlers' Company, 22 Creighton, Mandell, 99 Crockett, S. R., 118 Crompton, Mr., and John Cassell, 31 Cross, F J., and an ex-prisoner, 28 and Richard Kearton, 192–3 in charge of publicity department, 84 Crossland, Thomas, Cobden and, 41 Crowest, F. J., 143 Cruikshank, George, and John Cassell, 12 illustrates "Uncle Tom's Cabin," 46 Cumming, Rev. John, 123 Curwood, James Oliver, 220 Cutlers' Company and La Belle Sauvage, 22 Czernin's "In the World War," 204
"Dawn of Astronomy," Lockyer's, 194 Dawson of Penn, Lord, 187 Day, Lewis F., 97, 98 "Dead Man's Rock," 219 Deeping, Warwick, 220 Delamotte, Professor, 195 Delius, Professor, 158 Dell, Ethel M., 220 Derby, Lord, 44 Dictionaries and their makers, 164 et seq. "Dictionary of Phrase and Fable," 166 Diósy, Arthur, 179 "Diplomatic Reminiscences of Lord Augustus Loftus," 183 Dobson, Austin, 99 "Dog, New Book of the," 146 Dore Bible, 55, 196 Dore, Gustave, 54 Dow, James, and "Treasure Island," 208 services of, acknowledged by Stevenson, 214 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, 219 Dreyer, Professor, 187 Duff, Mr., partnership with Petter, 63 Du Maurier, George, 106 Duncan, Dr. Martin, edits "Cassell's Natural History," 190 Duval, Professor, 202
"Early Days of Christianity," 197 "Earth and its Story, The," 189 "Earth's Beginning, The," 194 East, Sir Alfred, 107, 202 Echo, a woman leader-writer, 151 circulation during Franco-Prussian War, 149 its origin and history, 147 et seq. Educational literature, growth of, 25 et seq. Edward VII, King, Sir Arthur Spurgeon on, 91 Edwards, Passmore, and the taxes on knowledge, 43 purchases Echo, 153 "Egypt: Descriptive, Historical and Picturesque," 168 "Electrical Engineering," 158, 196 "Electricity in the Service of Man," 195
"Electricity, Practical," 195 Ellicott, Bishop, 72, 200 Ellis, Edward S., 203 Emerson, George Rose, 113 "Encyclopædic Dictionary," 164 "England and Wales, Pictorial," 170 "England, Illustrated History of," 33 et seq., 170 "English Literature, First Sketch of," 160, 161 "English Writers," 162 Engraving and process work, 106 et seq. "Eugénie, Empress, Recollections of," 185 "Europe, Modern, History of," 175 "Europe, Picturesque," 68 Evans, Edward, introduces woodblock printing, 109 "Everyday Japan," 180 "Eyes and No Eyes," 202
Fairbairn, Principal, 155 "Familiar Wild Flowers," 192 "Family Bible, Illustrated," 32, 44, 196 Family Paper, Illustrated, 29 title changed, 114 Farmer, John, 203 Farrar, Archdeacon, 29, 123 commissioned to write "Life of Christ," 197 on "sweating publishers," 197 et seq. Fenn, George Manville, 143 a letter from Thomas Hardy, 159 and Chums, 132 edits Cassell's Magazine, 115 Fenn, W. W., 97, 98 Ferguson, Dr. Robert, 25 Fiction, prizes for, 30 Fildes, Sir Luke, 106 Filon, Augustin. his "Recollections of the Empress Eugénie," 185 "First Sketch of English Literature." 160, 161 Firth (Bottomley), Mr., 150 Fish, Arthur, 100 reminiscences of Oscar Wilde, 134 Fitzgerald, Percy, 97 Fleming, George, 135 Fletcher, A. E., 171 Floriculture, works on, 191 Flower, Newman, 94, 134 becomes chief editor and literary director, 94, 219 his advent to the Yard, 93, 133 joins the Board, 94 "Footnote to History," 216 Forbes, Archibald, 142, 172 his "Life of William of Germany" and "History of the Black Watch," 183 Forrest, Sir George, 185 Forster, Rt. Hon. W, E., and Cassell's, 67 Foster, Ernest, and "Living London," 169 edits—Chums, 131; Little Folks, 126; Saturday Journal, 142 Fowler, Ellen Thorneycroft, 123 Fowler, Sir Henry (Viscount Wolverhampton), 68 Francis, John, and the taxes on knowledge, 43, 44 Franco-Prussian War, the, and circulation of Echo, 149 "History of," 171 Fraser, Sir John Foster, 178 works of, published by Cassell's, 179 French, John, 19 Friswell, George, 106 Friswell, James Hain, 96 Frost, Thomas, 96 on John Cassell, 30 recollections of the Yard, 23 Fulton, Robert, 191 Furnivall, Dr., and "Leopold" Shakespeare, 158 Fyffe, Charles Alan, his "History of Modern Europe," 175
Gale, F. Holderness, 117, 118 and Foster Fraser, 179 resignation and death, 119 Galpin, Sidney C., 100 Galpin, Thomas Dixon, 64, 67 and Archdeacon Farrar, 198 John Cassell and, 31 resigns active work, 68 "Garden of Swords, The," 119 Gardner, Charles, and Charles E., 95 Geikie, Dr. Cunningham, 199
Gell, P. Lyttelton, 77 on how "Treasure Island" came to La Belle Sauvage, 207 George, Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd, a complimentary dinner, 92 tribute to "Popular Educator," 27, 93 "Giant's Gate," 119 Gibbons, Grinling, his house in the Yard, 22 Gibbs, Sir Philip, 77 Gibson, Milner, and the taxes on knowledge, 43, 44 Gift, Theo., 116 Gilbert, Sir John, 106 Ginsburg, Dr., 29 Gladstone, W. E., 38 abolishes paper duty, 45 and Sir R. Ball's "Starland," 194 contributes to Speaker, 155 "Lives" of, 180 "Gleanings from Popular Authors," 159 Golding, E. J., appointed secretary, 94 Gore, J. E., 123 Gorrie, Daniel, 75, 143 Gosse, Edmund, and "Treasure Island," 208 preface to "Pentland" Stevenson, 217 Gough, J. B., Cassell and, 53 Gould, Sir Alfred Pearce, 187 "Governor's Guide to Windsor Castle, The," 203 Graham, Stephen, 179 Grant, Albert ("Baron"), purchases Echo, 153 Grant, James, and his works, 172 "Graven in the Rock," 201 Great Exhibition of 1851, the, 17, 23 Great War, the, books on, 204 et seq. loyalty of Cassell's staff, 88 Mr. Punch's History of, 205 number of employees joining the Forces, 234 "Greater London," 169 Greeley, Horace, meets John Cassell, 50 Green, S. G., 29 Griffin, Prof. Hall, a tribute to Henry Morley, 163 Griffiths, Major Arthur, 142, 172 autobiography of, 184 Grindrod, Dr., 6 Groom, Professor, 192
Haggard, Sir Rider, 118, 124 "King Solomon's Mines" and otherworks, 217, 218 Haldane, Viscount, 204 Halsbury, Earl of, 39 Hamer, John, as editor, 155 his interest in the National Library, 81, 160 publishing manager, 75, 81, 142, 154 retirement and death, 82 Hamer, S. H., 142, 167 edits Little Folks, 126 Hamilton, Janet, 16 Hanshew, T. W., 119 Hardy, Norman, 180 Hardy, Thomas, and "Gleanings from Popular Authors," 159 Harrison, Charles, recollections of the Yard, 143 reminiscences of Manville Fenn, 117 Hasluck, P. N., and "Work Handbooks," 141 Haweis, Rev. H. R., 150 edits Cassell's Magazine, 115 his public activities, 115 Hajashi, Count, 180 Haydon, Walter, head of publicity department, 94 Headlam, J. W., 204 "Health, The Book of," 188 "Heavens, Story of the," 194 Henderson, James, 171 and "Treasure Island," 207, 208 Henley, W. E., edits Magazine of Art, 96, 99 introduces—"Treasure Island," 207; "King Solomon's Mines," 217 Oscar Wilde on, 137 Stevenson moulds a character from, 211 Henty, G. A., 172 Hepworth, T. C., 195 Herbert, Captain W. V., 172 Heritage, Lizzie, 203 Herkomer, Sir Hubert, 106 contributes to Magazine of Art, 100 designs poster for Magazine of Art, 97
Hewlett, Maurice, 219 Hichens, Robert, 220 Hill, Davenport, 30 Hindenburg, von, his biographical work, 185, 204 Hird, B. Whitworth, and General Press, 156 Hirst, F. W., 180 Hislop, Stephen, 165 Historical works, 170 et seq. History—of England, Illustrated, 33 et seq., 170; of Modern Europe, 175; of Our Own Times, 80; of the Russo-Turkish War, 171; of the United Stales, 171; of the War between France and Germany, 171 Hobson, R. L., 202 Hodder, Edwin—"Cities of the World," 181; "Conquests of the Cross," 180; "Life of Lord Shaftesbury," 66 Hodges, Sydney, 97 Hodgson, J. T., 100 Holliday, Henry, 97 "Holy Land and the Bible," 199 Holyoake, G. J., and taxes on knowledge, 43 Hooker, Sir William, 165 Hope, Anthony, 219 Hopkins, Tighe, 118 Hornung, E. W., 219 and "Raffles," 118 Horton, Dr. R. F., 121 Hospital Saturday Fund, 83 Houghton, A. B., 106 Howard, George (Earl of Carlisle), 99 Howitt, Mr. and Mrs., 12, 96 Howitt, William, continues "History of England," 33 Hulme, Professor, 191 Hume, Joseph, 13 Humphreys, Arthur, 10 "Hundred Days, The," 119 Hunt, Rev. Dr. Bonavia, and Quiver, 71, 118, 123, 142 edits Cassell's Magazine, 117 invents title of Little Folks, 124 on John Willis Clark, 71 Hunter, Dr. William, 187 recollections of John Cassell, 58 Hunter, Rev. Robert, 161, 165 Hutchings, W. W., and "English Writers," 162 Hutchings, W. W., author of "London Town, Past and Present," 169 on W. E. Henley, 217 reminiscences of John Williams, 73 Hutchinson, Dr. Woods, 188 Hutchinson, Sir Jonathan, 187 Hutchison, Dr. Robert, 187 Hutten, Baroness von, 220
"Illustrated Book of Poultry," 191 Illustrated Exhibitor, 17, 96 "Illustrated Family Bible," 32, 196 and cost of paper duty, 44 its world-wide reputation, 32 Illustrated Family Paper, 29 purchased by Petter and Galpin, 31 title changed to Cassell's Magazine, 114 Illustration, forty years of, 96 et seq. "Imperial Germany," 204 Inch, Captain, of Volturno, 92, 93 Ingram, Herbert, and newspaper advertisement tax, 43 Innes, Arthur D., becomes Editor-in-Chief, 76 Ireland, Cassell visits, 44, 58 "Iron Pirate," 130, 219 Irvine, A. Bain, and the Waverley Book Company, 205, 206 "Island Nights' Entertainments," 216 Ives, Mr., and the three-colour process, 109
Jackson, Phipps, 97 James, Henry, 155 Japanese visitors to the Yard, 234 Japp, Dr., and "Treasure Island," 210 Jefferies, Richard, 99 Jellery, Henry, 65, 80; taken into partnership, 67, 81 Jellicoe, Viscount, 204 Jeune, Lady, 135 Jones, Bernard E., 89 and "Amateur Mechanic," 195 edits Work, 141
Jones, Sir Robert, 187 "Journal of Marie Bashkirtseff," 183 Journalism, American, Cassell on, 50 Joyce, T. Athol, 180
Kaye-Smith, Sheila, 220 Kearton, Cherry, 192, 193 Kearton, Richard, 111, 142 as lecturer, 193 joins the staff, 192 Keith, Prof. Sir Arthur, 187 Kennedy, John, 25 Kent, W. and Co., buy stock and copyright of "Popular Educator," etc., 31 Keppell, Francis H., 30 "Kidnapped," and how planned, 213
"Kim," 118 "King Solomon's Mines," 217 Kingsford, Dr. Anna, and Woman's World, 139
Kingston, W. H. G., 144 Kinns, Dr. Samuel, 200 Kipling, Rudyard, publication of "Kim," 118 Klinkicht, Mr., 105 Knight, Charles, originates first Penny Magazine, 132 Knight, E. H., 172 Knollys, Col. W. W., 142, 172 Knowledge, taxes on, 43 et seq. Kossuth, Louis, John Cassell and, 17
La Belle Sauvage, 19 et seq. as coaching centre, 23 editors-in-chief, 71 et seq. Freemasons' Lodge, 233 memorial to fallen unveiled, 235 notable personalities on staff, 76 et seq. old-time plays in the Yard, 22 Sick Fund, 233 social side, 230 et seq. swimming club, 232 war savings association, 234 Lambarde, William, 20 Lancashire, labour conditions in early nineteenth century, 4 Land, birth and death of, 155 "Landscape Painting in Water Colours," 202 Lang, Andrew, 99 Langford, John Alfred, 16 Lawrence, Pethick, and Echo, 153 Lawrence, Sir Joseph, 92 Lawson, Hon. Harry (see Burnham, Lord) Lawson Robb, publicity manager, 94 "Leader Scott," 97 Leathes, Stanley, 29 Lee, Sir Sidney, 59 Le Fanu, Sheridan, 144 Le Gallienne, Richard, 155 Leighton, Robert, 145 "Leopold" Shakespeare, 158 Le Queux, William, 118 Leslie, Henry, 111 Levy, Amy, 135 Levy, Mr., and half-tone process, 108 Lewer, S. H., 82, 191 "Life and Times of Queen Victoria," 171 "Life and Words of Christ," Geikie's, 199 "Life of Christ," Farrar's, 196 "Life of Julius Caesar," 55–6 "Life of Lives," Farrar's, 199 "Life of St. Paul," Farrar's, 197 Linotypes installed at La Belle Sauvage, 223 Linton, William, 98 "Lion" Sermon, the, and a newspaper paragraph, 66 Lithography superseded by three-colour process, 108 Little Folks, Bonavia Hunt and, 124 its editors, 124 et seq. Little Folks Humane Society, 127 Little Folks Nature Club, 128 Little Folks Ward and Home Scheme, 126 "Little Minister, The," 218 Live Stock Journal, 66, 82, 154, 191 Lives of W. E. Gladstone, 80 Livesey, Joseph, a teetotal campaign, 5–6 Cobden and, 10 "Living London," 169 Lloyd, Arthur, 180 "Lloyd's Encyclopædic Dictionary, 165 Lockyer, Sir Norman, 194 Loftus, Lord Augustus, 183
"London Town, Past and Present," 16 Lome, Marquis of, 203 Lovell, John, 115 Low, Sir Sidney, 70 Lowe, Charles, and his biography of Bismark, 181 et seq. Lowe, Hobert (Lord Sherbrooke), and "Popular Educator," 27 Lubbock, Sir John (Lord Avebury), 141 Lucy, Sir Henry, "Diaries" of, 176 Luff, Dr, 187 Lunn, Sir Henry, 179 Lyall, David, 124
McAll, Rev. Dr., 4 McCarthy, Justin, Cassell's and, 80 Macdonald, Mr., manager of Times, 181 Macdonell, John, and Echo, 150 Macfall, Major Haldane, 205 Machinery at La Belle Sauvage, the, 221 et seq. Mackenzie, Compton, 220 Macmillan, Rev. Hugh, 123 Macquoid, Percy, 97 MacWhirter, John, 107 works on drawing and painting, 202 Magazine of Art, and its editors, 96 et seq. Stevenson's contributions to, 100 (note) Magazines and periodicals, 114 et seq. Magnus, Sir Philip, 195 Maguire, Rev. R., and "Illustrated Family Bible," 32 Mann, J. S., 155, 173 and "Social England," 173 Manson, J. A., 143 and Dr. Furnivall, 158 and V. Gurney Benham, 166 editor-in-chief, 74 et seq., 203 his death, 76 Manson, Sir Patrick, 187 Marconi, Signor, 92 Massingham, H. W., 155 "Master of Ballantrae, The," 215 Matéaux, Clara, and Little Folks, 124, 126, 143 Mather, Professor, joint-author of "Practical Electricity," 196 Maurice, Sir Frederick, 204 Maxwell, W. B., 220 Meade, Mrs. L. T., 203 her "Beyond the Blue Mountains," 128 Medical works, 185 e seq. "Mediterranean, Picturesque," 107, 168 Meisenbach's process, 106 Melbourne branch, and its managers, 95 Mellor, W. H., head of production department, 94 Meredith, John, and John Cassell, 8 Meredith, Mr., assistant to John Hamer, 81 Meteyard, Miss ("Silverpen"), 96 Meynell, Mrs., 97 Meynell, Wilfrid ("John Oldcastle"), 97 Miall, Edward, and the newspaper advertisement duty, 43 Miehle printing machines, 110 Millais, Sir John, 97, 100 frontispiece for "Little Songs for Me to Sing," 111 Millard, Mr., first editor of Magazine of Art, 96 Milne, D. G., becomes printing manager, 94 Milner, Lord, and R. L. Stevenson, 207 "Modern Europe, History of," 175 Molesworth, Mrs., 126 Monotype machines installed, 221 Montefiore, Leonard, 97 Moores, Major General Guise, 187 Morley, Prof. Henry, 159 et seq. career of, 159 edits "National Library" 160 his "First Sketch of English Literature," 160, 161 last letter, 162 to his "English Writers," 162 Morris, Lady, 234 Morris, Prof. E. E., 168 Morris, Sir Henry, 187 Morris, Sir Malcolm, medical editor, 81, 86, 185 his works on "The Nation's Health" and "The Story of English Public Health," 188 "Moses and Geology," 201 Muckley, Fairfax, 202 Muehlon, Dr., 204 Mundella. Rt. Hon. A. J., 68 and postage for printed matter, 150
Murphy, Sir Shirley, 188 "Music, History of," 175 "Mysteries of Police and Crime," 185
Napoleon III visits the Yard, 55 "National Gallery, The," 201 "National Library, Cassell's," 81, 160 Arnold Bennett's reference to, 161 John Bright and, 161 success of, 161 National Temperance Society, 9 "Nation's Health," 188 "Nation's Pictures," 110 "Natural History, Cassell's," 190 Naumann, Emil, 175 Nevill, Lady Dorothy, 135 "New Book of the Dog," 146 "New Far East," 179 New Magazine, 140 New York, John Cassell in, 45, 48 Newman, Sir George, 187 Newspaper advertisement duty, campaign against, 43 Newspaper stamp duty, 43 Nicholson, E. W. B., 175 North, J. W., 100, 106 "Notable Shipwrecks," 145 Noyes, Alfred, 220 Nursing and Hygiene, books on, 187, 203 Nuttall, Mrs. G. Clarke, 192
O'Brien, Barry, 155 "Old and New London," 20, 169 Ollier, Edmund, 144, 170 his memoir of Gustave Dore, 171 historical works, 171 Orczy, Baroness, 124, 220 Order for Honourable Service (Quiver), 122 Osbourne, Lloyd, 209, 210 and the "Pentland" Stevenson, 217 collaborates with R. L. S., 216 O'Shea, John Augustus, 142 "Ouida," 135 "Our Great City," 202 "Our Homes and How to Make them Healthy," 188 "Our Own Country," 169 "Our Own Times, History of," 80 "Our Planet, Story of," 190 Ouseley, Rev. Sir F. A. Gore, 175 "Outline of History, 175 Owen, Sir Richard, 165
Packet-tea merchant, Cassell as, 13 Page, Dr., American Ambassador, 93 Page, Gertrude, 124, 220 Paget, Wal, illustrates "Treasure Island," 212 Pain, Barry, 155, 219 Paper duty, abolished, 45 agitation against, 43 et seq. Pare, Mr., 63, 64 Paris International Exhibition, 96 Parker, J. P., reminiscences, 7 Parnell, Charles Stewart, Life of, 185 Parry, D. H., 130, 172 recollections of the Yard, 141 et seq. Parsons, Benjamin, 25 Paul, Herbert, 155 "Paul, St., Life of," 197 Payn, James, 155 Pegge, Samuel, 21 Pemberton, Max, and the origin of Chums, 129 as editor of Chums and Cassell's Magazine, 118 publishes "Iron Pirate," 219 Penderel-Brodhurst, J., 77, 155 Pennant, on the derivation of "La Belle Sauvage," 21 Penny Magazine, editors of, 94, 133 its raison d'être, 132 Pentland edition of Stevenson's works, 216 "People's Library," 87, 164 "Peoples of the World," 189 Perkins, Dr., and "Illustrated Family Bible," 32 Perris, G. H., 155 Peters, Charles, 143 Petroleum, Cassell's venture in, 57 Petter and Galpin, partnership with Cassell, 31, 32, 48, 54 remove to La Belle Sauvage, 32 Petter, George William, 63, 64 et seq. his death, 68 reminiscences of, by Bonavia Hunt, 64
Phillips, Alfred R., 213 "Phrase and Fable, Dictionary of," 166 Phythian, Mr., 4 "Pictorial England and Wales," 170 Picture poster, John Cassell's first, 26 "Picturesque Australasia," 107, 168 "Picturesque Europe," 68 "Picturesque Mediterranean," 107, 108 Playfair, Sir Lambert, 189 Plon. M. Henri, and the "Vie de César," 50 Plummer, John, 30 Lord Brougham and, 37 Plumptre, Professor (afterwards Dean of Wells), 29, 72, 200 Pocahontas, 20 Politics, American, Cassell and, 50 Pollen, Hungerford, 97 "Popular Biblical Educator," 29 (See also "Bible Educator") "Popular Educator," 25 et seq., 141 tributes to, 27 et seq., 35, 93 Portsmouth, Countess of, 135 "Poultry, Illustrated Book of," 191 Power, Rev. P. B., 123 Poynter, Sir E. J., 106, 201 "Practical Electricity," and its author, 195 Praeger, Ferdinand, 175 Prinsep, Val, 100 Priolo, Paolo, 54 Proctor, John, 143 "Protestantism," Wylie's, 196 Punch's History of the Great War, 205 Punshon, Rev. Morlev, 123 "Puritan's Wife," 119 Puttock, J. H., 83–4 and Richard Kearton, 192
"Queen's Empire," 78, 170 Queen's Hospital, Little Folks readers and, 120 "Queen's London," 170 Quiller-Couch, Sir A., 118 his biography of A. J. Butler, 74 on staff of Speaker, 155, 219 "reader" to the House, 219 works of, 218 Quiver, and its editors, 114 et seq., 123 funds 122 its inception, 120 et seq. jubilee year, 123 Order for Honourable Service, 122 "Quotations, Book of," 100 "Quotations, Classified," 167
Rabagliati, Dr., 171 Rackham, Arthur, 126 Radziwill, Princess Catharine, 205 Ralston, W. R. S., 177 Rawlinson, Canon, 29 Reade, Charles, 144 a criticized serial in Cassell's Magazine, 81, 115 "Real Siberia," 179 "Recent British Battles on Land and Sea," 172 "Recollections of the Empress Eugénie," 185 "Red Morn," 119 Reid, Captain Mayne, 144 Reid, Sir George, his "Reminiscences," 185 Reid, Sir Wemyss, as raconteur, 130 becomes general manager, 68 founds Speaker, 155 his biographical works, 68, 180 his death, 70 offers Max Peniberton editorship of Chums, 129 replies to Archdeacon Farrar, 197 Reid, Thomas Wilson, 75 Reynolds, Mrs. Baillie, 124 "Ride to Khiva," 178 Ringer, Dr. Sidney, 185 "Rivers of Great Britain," 170 Roberts, Lord, contributes to Chums, 131 Robertson, John Forbes, 97, 171 Robertson, Rev. Eric, appointed Principal of Lahore University, 99 edits Magazine of Art, 97 Robinson, Sir John, 81 Rohmer, Sax, 220 Rountree, Harry, 120 "Royal Academy Pictures," 103 "Royal Shakespeare," 158 Ruskin, John, his dislike of telegrams, 101 writes "The Black Arts," 101
Russell, Clark, 126 Russell, Major-Gen. Sir J. Cecil, 172 "Russia," Mackenzie Wallace's, 176 "Russo-Turkish War, History of," 171
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"Uncle Tom's Cabin," Cassell introduced to authoress, 46 published in England, 46 "Uncle Tom's Cabin Almanack," 46 "United States, History of the," 171 "Universal History," 171
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