Sir Rowland Hill: The Story of a Great ReformSmyth, Eleanor C. Hill
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Sir Rowland Hill: The Story of a Great Reform
Smyth, Eleanor C. Hill
Hill, Rowland, Sir, 1795-1879; Postal service -- Great Britain -- History
——, Jas., 189-193
——, P., 193, 194
“Chambers' Encyclopædia,” 192, 193
——, Wm. and Robert, 31, 140
Chancellors of the Exchequer—
Spring Rice (Lord Monteagle), 111, 135, 138, 145
Sir F. Baring, 138, 145, 149-153, 154, 160, 161, 162, 171
H. Goulburn, 173, 177
Sir Geo. Cornwall Lewis, 219
B. Disraeli, 247. (See also Disraeli)
Gladstone, 268, 288, 289. (See also Gladstone)
Chancery Lane, 21, 22
“Change of style, the,” 81
Channel Isles, 77, 156
Charing Cross and Brompton, postage between, 57
Charles II., 173
“Chartist Day,” 223, 224
Chaucer, 8, 260
Chester, 74
Chevalier, M., 159, 160
Cheverton, Mr, 198
Chile adopts postal reform, 251
China, war with, 176
Cholera at Haddington, 4
Christmas-boxes, 264
“Chronicles,” Second Book of, 72
Civil Service Commissioners and examinations, 257-261
—— war in the United States predicted, 230
Claimants to authorship of postal reform or postage
stamps, 49, 53, 189-195
Clanricarde, Lord. (See Postmasters-General)
Clark, Professor, 206
——, Sir Jas., 34
——, Thos., 7
Claude, 17, 33, 34
Clerks, duties of, under old system, 64
Coaches. (See Mail coaches)
Cobden, R., 65, 109, 141;
his letters to R. H., 143, 178
—— Club, 19
Coin-bearing letters, 270
Colby, General, 123
Colchester, Lord. (See Postmasters-General)
Cole, Mr (Sir Henry), 114, 115, 190, 191, 198
Coleridge, S. T., 29, 60
Collection of postage in coin, 62, 63, 105
Colonial penny postage, 230
Colonies, the, 17, 188, 230
Colonisation Commissioners for South Australia, 19
Comet of 1858, the, 266
Commission on Packet Service, the, 235
—— on Railways, 291
—— to revise salaries of postal employees, 245, 246
Commissioners, Civil Service. (See Civil Service, etc.)
—— of Inland Revenue, Reports of the, 63, 95
—— of Post Office Inquiry, the, 98, 99, 142, 196, 197
Committee of Inquiry (1788), 80
—— on Postage, the Select (1838), 42, 58, 65, 67-69, 103, 119,
121-130, 142, 169, 270;
on Postage (1843), 142, 169
—— on canal and railway charges, 230, 231
Compulsory prepayment of postage, 269
Congestion at St Martin's-le-Grand, 256
Conservatives and Peelites, 247
Constantinople, 57
Conveyance of inland mails. (See Mails)
Conway bridge, 54, 161
Cooke, Wm., R.A., 34, 300
Corn Laws, the, 81, 111, 141, 143, 169
Corporal punishment abolished at Hazelwood, 12
Correction “removed by order,” a, 175
Correspondence and building: should they agree in size? 121
Cost of conveyance of letters between London and Edinburgh, 103
Coulson, Mr, 34
Cowper, Mr E., 21
Cox, David, 18
Craik, Mrs (Mulock, Miss), 31
Creswick, Thos., R.A., 13, 34, 300
Crimean War, 140, 182
“Criminal Capitalists,” Edwin Hill, 95
Croker, J. W., 112
Cross-posts, the, 55
“Crowd” of petitions, a, 113
Crowe family, the, 30
Crump, Mrs Lucy, 112
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