Chapter X: Y. Z. alphabetism (3)

WOOD, Mrs. Henry (q.v.), who is rather severely treated in the
notice of her works, is not one whit worse than numbers of her
contemporaries, only she has been found out, and the others have
not, we regret to say. She is the eldest daughter of the late Mr.
Thomas Price, glove manufacturer, of Worcester, where she was
born about 1820. She was married, at an early age, to a gentleman
connected with the shipping trade. She commenced her literary
career as contributor to the New Monthly Magazine. For further
particulars, see our authority, M. of T., 1868.--_The Author of
East Lynne._ (This lady is not the Mrs. Henry Wood, author of Sir
Cyrus of Stonycleft. Lond., Newby, 1867).

WOOD, Rev. J. G., b. 1827, London, the son of a surgeon, at
onetime chemical lecturer at the Middlesex Hospital, who
afterwards removed to Oxford, where Mr. Wood was educated, at
Merton College. The different appointments he has held will be
found in Crockford’s Clerical Directory. He originally employed a
pseudonym for any bagatelles, as he only desired to be identified
with works on Natural History. We have, however, lately seen
the disguise thrown off. He has distinguished himself by the
production of several goodly tomes yearly since 1853, having
fairly earned the title to belong to what Mr. Edward Edwards
calls “the honourable craft of book-makers.” The latest work
announced is his Bible Animals, 1868, for which we may safely
predict an immense sale. _Forrest, G._ See Acheta Domestica, p. 3.

WOODWARD, H. L. _H. L. W._

WOOLER, F. G. _The Black Dwarf._

WOOLEY, C. _C. A. M. W._

WRAXALL, Sir F. C. L., Bart. (q.v.), b. 1828-1865, novelist and
essayist. M. of T., 1862.

WRIGHT, Frances. _An Englishwoman._

WRIGHT, J. M. In the work given, pub. in 1827, much of the
author’s experience is contained. _A Trinity Man._

WYNTER, Andrew, b. 1819, England, M.D. 1853, M.R.C.S. 1861,
editor of the British Medical Journal. He is also contributor to
our periodical literature. M. of T. _Retnyw._

Y.

YATES, Edmund Hodgson, son of the well-known actor, b. 1831,
England. Holds a public appointment in the Post Office. Editor of
Temple Bar Magazine. M. of T., 1868. _Q._--_The Flâneur._

YONGE, Miss Charlotte Mary, b. 1823, England, only daughter
of W. C. Y., Esq., of Otterbourne, Hants, 52nd Foot, and a
magistrate for Hampshire. Her novels are of the High Church
school. See M. of T. _The Author of Abbeychurch._--_The Author of
Heartsease._--_The Author of Henrietta’s Wish._--_The Author of
Kings of England._--_The Author of Scenes and, &c._--_The Author
of The Heir of Redclyffe._

GENERAL INDEX.

Abbeychurch, 127

A Bon Chat, Bon Rat, &c., 41

About in the World, 141

Adam Bede, 47

Adelaide’s (Lady) Oath, 131

ADLER, Dr., 46

Adventures in Search of a Horse, 47

Adventures of my Cousin Smooth, 125

Adventures on the Mosquito Shore, 183

Africa, Seven Years on the Slave Coast of, 188

Age of Frivolity, poem, 158, 195

Agnes Grey, 24

Agriculture, hints on, 29

Ahasuerus, poem, 20

AIMARD, Gustave, 171

Airs, English, Scotch, and Irish, 27

ALBERT, Prince, 21

Alcobaça and Batalha, 146

Algebra, 156

Alice Wentworth, 127

Allan Cameron, 115

ALLAN, J. H., 114

Alexandria, 20

Algebraical Equations, 113

ALLIBONE, S. A., Dictionary, 32, 193

All Saint’s, Sudbury, history of, 22

Alma Mater, 20

Alroy, the wondrous tale of, 146

Altrive Tales, 149

Almost a Heroine, 129

Aloe, 11

Alone, 57

Altar Stones, hymns, 141

Alvarez, 11

American Authors, Dict. of, 10

Americans, notions of, 20

American Broad Grins, 52

American Authors, several, 119

American Views of Society, 181

American Reprints, xiv

Americans, the, 180

Amy Harrington, 30

Amy Herbert, 8, 127

Amy’s First Trial, 13

Amy’s Kitchen, 129

Ancient Romance, a fragment of, 24

ANDREWES’ Devotions, 71

Angela, 131

Angler, a north country, 17

Angler’s Souvenir, 50

Angler, a poem, 81

Anglers, hints to, 125

Angling, 30, 34, 65, 92

Angling Excursions, 54

Angling, handbook on 48

Angling, hints on, 56

Angling, Practical Observations on, 1801, 6

Anglo-Hebrews, 3

Annals of my Village, 138

Annals of the Parish, 183

Anne Cave, a story, 42

Anne Grey, 128

ANNE, Théod., 115

Anonymiana, 9

Anonyms and Pseudonyms, work on, x

Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life, 128

Antiquary, 1816, 146

Antonio, Dr., a tale, 134

Aphorisms, book of, 180

Apocalypse, the, 189

Apple of Discord, 141

APPLETON’S Librarian’s Manual, 87

April Showers, 3

APULEIUS, 57

Architecture Tapestries, 123

Aristocracy of England, thoughts on the, 157

Arlington Club, 6

Arms borne by families, &c., 14

Art of Making Catalogues of Libraries, or a Method to Obtain ...
a Printed Catalogue of the British Museum, 182

Arthur Fitzalbini, 118

Arthur, King, and his Round Table, 165

Asia, a Tour in, 33

Assyrian Remains, 18

Astor Library, 24

Astrology, handbook of, 176

Athenæum, the, 5, 199

Athenæum Club, 119

Aubrey, Major, 1

Audibleness of Thought, 10

Aunt Dorothy’s Will, 40

Aurifodina, 25

Aurora Floyd, 133

Australia, 66, 177

Autumn Holidays, 4

Avery Glibun, 72

Ayesha, the Maid of Kars, 147

Aymé Verd, 115

Ayrshire Legatees, 128, 183

Bachelors, 2

BAILLET, Adrien, on Anonyms, x

Baked Meats of the Funeral, 95

BALDWIN, J. L., 64

Ballads, book of, 52

Ballantyne, J., 114

BALZAC, 132

Bank of England, on the, 56

Banks and Bankers, 56

Baptism, Christian, 116

Baptism, facts on, 148

Bar, criticisms, on, 13

Bar, going to the, 60

BARNES, T., 52

BARTLETT’S Jerusalem, 22

Battle, Summer, 87

Battles of the Bibles, 178

Bathing Dresses, 164

Battle-Fields, pictures of, 1856, 151

BAWDIN, Sir C., 30

BEAUMONT and FLETCHER, selections from, 29

Beechcroft, 127

Bee-Keeping, 151

Belforest, 135

Belgium, Anonyms and Pseudonyms, works published in, xi

Belgium, a residence in, 15

Belgravia Magazine, 161

Belgrave, Lord, his footman Hayes, 183

Bell, Currer, 171

Bench and the Bar, 137

Benevolence, works of, 12

BENTLEY’S Miscellany, 4, 6

Berkeley, Col., 178

Bertie Bray, 138

Bertie, or Life, &c., 118

Betrothed, the, 114

Bible Society, 85

Bibliolatry, on, 183

Bibliomania, 116

Bibliomaniac Ballad, 159

Bibliopegia, 19

Bibliotheca Legum, 34

Biglow Papers, 25

Billiards, 21, 36

Billings, H., 54

Bingle Family, 128

Birmingham Riots, 2

Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 138

Black Band, 74

BLACK, Mr., 48

BLACKMAN, John, 125

BLACKSTONE’S Commentaries, abridged, 53

BLAND’S Latin, &c., 6

Blondelle, 129

Blotting Book, outlines from the, 16

Blunham Church, 65

Boatman, a poem by Lord Lytton, 29

BOGUE, D., 26

BOHN, H. G., _v._ Bogue, 26

BOLINGBROKE, Lord, 9, 27

Bolton Abbey, 14

Bonaparte, Death of, a poem, 184

Book and its Story, 85

Bookbinding, 19

Bookmaking, exposure of, 156

Book of God, 189

Book of Job Expounded, 183

Books, on the Use of, 150

Border Land, 85

Borders of Tamar and Tavy, 122

BOSSUT, Abbé Ch., 26

BOSWELL, James, 63

Bouquet culled from Marylebone Gardens, 26

BOWLES, W. L., 190

Boy’s Book, every, 51

Boy’s Own Annual, 92

Boys and Girls, sketches of, 85

Boz, xii

Boz, sketches by, 26

Bracebridge Hall, 36

Brambletye House, 129

Breach of Promise, 141

Bridal of Caölchairn, 114

Bride of Sienna, 126

Bristol Journal, 31

British Museum. See Art of making, &c.

British Artists, 156

British Isles, history of, 48

Broken Font, a story, 139

Brokenhurst, Lord, a tale, 134

Bromsgrove, 2

Brooks, Shirley, 181

BROUGHAM, Lord, Letters to, 2

Brown, Mrs., _fictitious name_, 120, 213

Brunnen of Nassau, 17

Brunner, K., adventures of, 40

Bubbles. See Brunnen.

Buffalo Republic Newspaper, 27

BULLEN, George, xiii

Bullion Committee, 33

Buried Treasures, 36

BURKE, Life, by Peter Burke, 27

Bury, Lady, 178

BYRON, Lord, remarks on, 132, 165

BYRON, Lord, Cato to, 184

BYRON, Lord, to Murray, 190

CABANY, E. de, S. M., 115

Cabinet Lawyer, 71

Cabinet Minister, 135

CALAIS ( ), 115

Calavar, 129

Caleb Kniverton, a tale, 49

Caleb Redivivus, 9

Caleb Williams, 22

California, its Gold, and its Inhabitants, 188

Calthorpe, a novel, 143

Cambridge, Free Thoughts on Bibliolatry, 183

Cambridge, seven years at, 20

Cameron Men, march of the, 122

Camilla, 131

Camp Fire, the, 56

CAMPBELL, Lord John, 5

Canada, on, 47, 64

Canterbury, handbook for, 123

Cap-sheaf, 90

Captain’s Wife, 129

Carolina, political annals of South, 64

Carolina, revolution in, 137

CAROLINE, Queen, letter about, 149

CAREW, Sir R., life, 28

CARPENTER, W. H., 155

Caste, a novel, and a play, 136

CASTI, G. B., 165

Castle Builders, 131

Castle of Otranto, the, 32

Castle’s Heir, a novel, 172

Catalogues. See Art.

Catapulta, on the, 49

CATCOTT, of Bristol, 31

Catechism, chapters on the, 178

Catholic Church of England, 60

Catholic Churches in Rural Districts, 148

Catholic Emancipation, 58

Catholic, a Roman, 19

Cats and Dogs, 84

Cavaliers of Virginia, 142

Cavendish on Whist, 6

Cavendish, a novel, 129

Caxtoniania, 29

Cecil Castleman’s Gage, 95

Cecilia, 131

Chace, the, 91

Chalcographimania, 63, 116

CHALMERS, 63

Cham, xii

Championship, fight for the, 148

Channings, the, 172

Chaplain, recollections of a gaol, 6

CHAPPELL, Wm., 27

Charades, 129

Charivari, the French Punch, 30

Charles Kavanagh, a story, 125

CHARLES I., days of, 146

Charles Anchester, 129

Chase, records of the, 29

CHATTERTON, T., 64, 117, 127, 209

Cheap Clothes and Nasty, 85

Cheap Repository-Tracts by Hannah More, 176

Chelsea Pensioners, 144

Chess, 36, 158

Chevereul’s Color, &c., 87

Chichester Library Society, 150

Child Minister, the, 19

Children, on teaching, 188

Christ, prophecies of, 9

Christian Ballads, 3, 28

Christian Life, 12

Christian Observer, the, 58

CHRISTIE, Mr., 25

Christmas at Old Court, 147

Christmas at the Cross Keys, 42

Christmas at the Grange, 17

Christmas comes but once a year, 84

Christmas, a merry, 129

Christmas in 1690, 141

Christmas Rhyme, 23

Christmas Tree, the, 53

Chronicles of Waltham, 144

Church History of England, 43

Church, history of the early, 127

Church of Rome, on the doctrines of, 190

Churchyards, on, 126

Circé, a novel, 165

Citizen of the World, 3

City Banker, or Love and Money, 147

City of the Great King, 22

Clarence, 132

Class, a letter to my, 4

Clavigo, of Goethe, 19

CLEMENTS, publisher of a spurious Peter Parley work, 96

Clever Woman of the Family, 141

Clifford. See Mary.

CLINKER, J., 34

Clockmaker, the, 120

Closing Scene, 139

Cloud with Silver Lining, 129

Club Book, 140

Cnyghte, the Romaunt of the, 31

Coal Trade, 144

COBBETT, W., Magazine, 16

COCKBURN, Ld. Henry, 32

Cæsar Borgia, 147

Co-Heiress of Willingham, 83

Coinage, on, 63

COLENSO, Bishop of Natal, 140, 151

COLERIDGE, S., 5, 134

COLET, Dean, 58

Collegian’s Guide, 191

COLLIER, J. J., 116

COLLIER, J. P., 5, 134

COLWELL, S., 10

Comic Almanack, 52

Coming Home, 129

Common Prayer, book of, 12

Common Prayer, letters on the book of, 23

Complete Grazier, the, published in 1805. It is not mentioned by
Allibone amongst Horne’s works.

Confessions of a Poet, 18

Confession, a companion to, 179

Conrad, 130

Constance Lindsay, 30

Constitutional Government, 15

Conversations on Church Polity, 8

Cookery, domestic, 7

Copenhagen, handbook to, 15

Copyright Law, xiv

Coquet-Dale Fishing, 17

CORAM, T., 117

Corporation of London, 33

Corruption and Intolerance, poems, 181

Cortes, or the Fall of Mexico, 129

Costermonger, the (Richard Whiteing), 121

Costume in England, 11

Cottagers, the, 143

Counterparts, 129

Country Gentleman, 116

Country Parsonage, 18

County Magistrate, the, 22

COURBON, on Prayer, 175

Courtship and Wedlock, 130

Cousin Nicholas, some account of my, 186

Cranford, a tale, 134

Craven Dialect, 14

Crawford Peerage, 14

Crayon Sketches, 13

Creation and Deluge, 130

Cricket Bat, on the, 49

Crisis, a poem, 177

Critical Essays, 7

Cromwell, Oliver, 185

Croppy, a tale, 143

CROSBY, publisher, 10

CRUICKSHANK, G., 52, 123, 139

Cruickshank, G., 181, 186

Crusaders, tales of the, 1825, 146

CULVERWELL, 2

CUMBERLAND’S British Theatre, 43

Cupid and Psyche, 57

Curate of Cumberworth, 143

Curiosities of Literature, 81

Curious Narratives, sixty, 29

Currency, tracts on the, 71

Currency, the, 86

Currer Bell, 171

CURTIS, J., memoir of, 135

Cushions, the six, a tale, 141. See Velvet.

Cyril Thornton, 126, 130

Cynthia Thorald, 147

Dairyman’s Daughter, 177, 213

Daisy Chain, 141

Dalila, a novel, 165

Dancing in Edinburgh, 31

D’ANDREZEL, Abbé, 51

Daniel, G., 183

Darley’s Designs, 17

Darton and Co., publishers of numerous spurious Peter Parley books,
96

D’ARTAGNAN, mémoires, 44

Dashall, Hon. Tom, 13

David’s Choice of Three Evils, 179

David, lost tribe of, 151

DAVID, Jules, 115

Dead Bridal, the, 120

Deborah’s Diary, 135

DE COURTILZ, S., 44

Dee, river, 5

DEFAUCONPRET, A. J. B., 115

De Foix, 130, 196

DELECOURT, Job, xi

De L’Orme, 130

De Medici, Lorenzo, 26

DE MIRECOURT, 45

Democracy Unveiled, 1805, 184

DE MORGAN, Prof., 155

Design, suggestions in, 84

Desperadoes of the South-West, 122

Detective’s Note-book, 87

DE TILLEMONT, 183

De Vere, a tale, 145

Devonshire Dialect, 8, 59

Devoted, the, 126

Dialogists, the, 88

Diary of a Lover of Literature, 11

Diary of an Ex-Detective, 87

DIBDIN, T. F., 116

Dies Consecrati, 57