Whitelock, Mrs. (sister of Mrs. Siddons), 94. Wignell, actor, 266, 274. Wilkinson, Tate, 126; his extraordinary power as a mimic, 127; patentee at York, 127. Wilson, Mrs., 94. Woodward, Henry, 299; his dress as Mercutio, 249. Wycherley, 285. Yates, Frederick, 396. Yates, Richard, 299; his characteristics as an actor, 125; his parsimony, 125. Yates, Mrs., her career, 86-88; as Medea, 87; in strong-minded heroines, 87; her Violante, 87; her death, 88. Young, Charles Mayne, 260, 324; his costume in various parts, 257; of the Kemble school, 325; his great contest with Kean, 399. Young, Dr. E., 276, 287. Younge, Miss, 3, 177; her withdrawal from the stage, 102. THE END. PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE, HANSON AND CO. EDINBURGH AND LONDON. _LONDON, 14 KING WILLIAM STREET, STRAND, W.C._ JOHN C. NIMMO'S AUTUMN LIST OF NEW BOOKS FOR OCTOBER 1887. [Illustration] A NEW ILLUSTRATED WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF "=FLEMISH INTERIORS=." In large crown 8vo. With One Hundred Illustrations by R. CAULFIELD ORPEN. Cloth elegant, gilt top, price 7s. 6d. "De Omnibus Rebus." AN OLD MAN'S DISCURSIVE RAMBLINGS ON THE ROAD OF EVERYDAY LIFE. By the Author of "Flemish Interiors." With One Hundred Illustrations by R. CAULFIELD ORPEN. NOTE.--These pages are written in the character of a shrewd, observant, and perhaps satirical, but not ill-natured, old bachelor who knows how to find in his journeyings, by omnibus or otherwise, matter for reflection and comment, and who communicates familiarly his impressions of men and things, turning them about so as to get at their humorous, their practical, and their pathetic aspect. With these he mingles past and present experiences of life, congenial episodes, and representative types of character as they suggest themselves to his memory; but his gossip is always popular in character, bearing on subjects of social economy and contemporary ethics necessarily interesting to our common humanity. _New Historical Work by F. G. Lee, D.D._ Large crown 8vo, cloth, price 8s. 6d. REGINALD POLE, CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. AN HISTORICAL SKETCH. WITH AN INTRODUCTORY PROLOGUE AND PRACTICAL EPILOGUE BY FREDERICK GEORGE LEE, D.D. _With an Etched Portrait of Cardinal Pole._ NOTE.--This volume, besides dealing with the life and character of Cardinal Pole, will specially set forth the nature of his great work as an ecclesiastical statesman and diplomatist,--unpublished details of which will be provided from the Archives of the Vatican, his Register at Lambeth, and various publications and letters of himself and his contemporaries. Incidentally, the further policy of Queen Mary and her great statesman, Bishop Gardiner, will be dealt with; as also the personal characteristics of the Queen herself, and some of the chief Englishmen of Pole's era. _New Volumes of the Elizabethan Dramatists Series._