Miller, Thomas, 186-198 Milton, John, 44; epigram on, 45 Monument in Greyfriars' to Mary Pyper, 175 Moore, Francis, 212 Moore, Thomas, 52-54, 85, 86 Mordaunt, 228 Musicians' Toasts, 128-129 My Mother bids me bind my Hair, 161 Myton Rhyme, 103 Naval and Military Toasts, 122-123 Nayler, James, the Mad Quaker, 213-221 New England Sunday, 133 Newington Church, 105 Newton, Sir Isaac, 78 Norfolk rhymes, 101 Norwich rhyme, 102 Nottingham Public Library, Miller's books in, 196-198 Old Fountain, The, 192 Old Moore's Almanac, 206-212 Olden Times Series, by Henry M. Brooks, 133-142 Oliphant, Mrs., 50 On seeing two little girls present a flower to a dying person, 173 Ouida, 63 "Paradise Lost," 44 Pawnbroker's Toast, 129 Payn, James, 34-35, 60 Playful Poet: Miss Catherine Fanshawe, 149-159 Playing at cards for towns, 107 Phillips, Sir Richard, 73 Phonographic curiosity, 232 Pillory, 136; Nayler in the, 220 Poem in imitation of Wordsworth, 151 Poet and Novelist of the People: Thomas Miller, 186-198 Poet of the Fisher-Folk: Mrs. Susan K. Phillips, 176-185 Poet of the Poor: Mary Pyper, 167-175 Poetical Graces, 90-93 Poetry of Toast Lists and Menu Cards, 110-119 Poetry on Panes, 94-99 Political Toasts, 126 Pope, 46, 78 Popular Song Writer: Mrs. John Hunter, 160-175 Prayer by proxy, 92 Prescott, 72 Printer's troubled by authors, 16 Professional Toasts, 128 Proud Preston, 105 Punning Toasts, 125 Purlwell Hall, 97 Pyper, Mary, 167-175 Quakers punished, 137; Mad Quaker, 213-221 Quin, 229 Rabbits, Grace on, 27 Reade, Charles, 27-28 Redeeming Friars, 223 Rich, 229 Richardson, Professor C. F., 146 Richter, J. P., 2-3 Riddle on the letter H., 153-154 Rhyming grants of land, 100-101 Robertson's "History of Scotland," 56 "Robinson Crusoe," 67 Rose, Sir George, 87 Roxburghe Club, 127-128 Royston, 208 Ruskin, John, 63 Sala, G. A., 36-41 Sandon, rhyme at, 95 Scrap-books, 131-133 Scarborough rhymes, 109 Schmidt, 231 Schoolmaster's Toasts, 128 School books, 55 Scolds, punished, 137 Scott, Sir Walter, 12-13, 48-50, 73, 82-83 _Scots' Magazine_, 8 Selling bells, Rhymes on, 104 Sentimental Toasts, 126 Servant of God, 172 Seymour, Digby, 87 Shakespeare's fortune, 44 Shakespearean Quotations, 111-115 Shelley, 22 Shoemaker's Toast, 129 Short Letters, 228-235 Slave-trade, 140-142 Sleeping in meeting-house, Punishment for, 135 Smedley, F., 230 Smellie, William, 7-8 Smith, Albert, 86 Smith, Sydney, 229 Smollett, 56 Somerville, Mrs., 21 Somerset rhymes, 103 Southey, 19-20, 21, 82 Spires of Churches, 106 Sporting Toasts, 125 St Andrews' University, 90 Sterne, 71 Stoves, introduction into churches, 134 Stowe, Mrs., 71 Strange and curious punishments, 135