BLIGH, ADMIRAL WM., i. 139-147. a Cornish circumnavigator, 139. his birthplace and parentage, 140. sails with Captain Cook in the _Resolution_, 140. becomes a lieutenant in the navy, 140. commands the _Bounty_, and sails for Otaheite, 141. is seized and cast adrift by his crew, i. 141. reaches Timor, 141. reaches England, 142. his skill, resource, and courage, 142. account of the voyage, 142 _note_. is made Post Captain, and appointed to the _Providence_, 142. sails for the Society Islands, 142. receives gold medal of the Society of Arts, 142. at the mutiny at the Nore, 143. his naval services, 143. receives Nelson's thanks at Copenhagen, 143. is elected F.R.S., 143. is appointed Governor of New South Wales, 143. his arbitrary temper leads to his deposition and imprisonment, 144. is made Rear-Admiral of the Blue, 144. dies at Farningham, 144. his wife, 144. his children, 145, 146. his character, 145. his interview with George III., 145. his house at Farningham, 146. his ghost! 147. Blowing-house, ii. 245 _note_. Blue-Stocking Club, its origin, i. 239. Boaden, his account of Opie, ii. 276. Boase, G. C., xii. Boase, Rev. C. W., his Registers of Exeter College, xii., ii. 5. Bodmin, i. 368. Bochym, Robert, of Bochym, i. 64. Boconnoc Park, ii. 43 _note_. Bodrugan, ix. Bolton, Charles I., Duke of, i. 176. BONAVENTURA, THOMASINE, i. 151-157. her connexion with the City of London churches, 151, 152. do. with Stratton Church, 153. her college and chantry, 153-156 _note_. her birthplace, 154. her first husband, 154. builds a bridge to his memory, 155. her second husband, i. 155. her third husband, 156. is Lady Mayoress of London, 156. retires to Week St. Mary, 156. her fancied relation to John Dineham, 157. Carew's account of her bounteous charity, 157. makes her will in 1510, 156. suppression of her chantry, 157. Bone, C. K., i. 166. BONE, HENRY, R.A., i. 161-166. his parentage, 161. as china-painter, 161, 162. marries Elizabeth Vandermeulen, 163. first exhibits at the Royal Academy, 163. large size of his enamels, 163, 164. is elected a R.A., 164. sells one of his enamels for 2,200 guineas, 164. his series of historical portraits, 164. his various residences in London, 164 _note_. receives the Academy pension, 165. sales of his works, 165. his death, 165. his family, 165. his character, 166. J. J. Rogers's list of his works, 166. his portraits, 166; ii. 245 _note_. Henry Pierce, i. 165. Peter, 166. Robert Trewick, 166. Thomas, 166. W., 166. Walter, 161. See also _Errata and Addenda_. Bonython, xiv. and _note_, i. 99, 347.