ncholy of, 435

"Humours of Parliament," 554

Hunt, Mr. Holman, on James Hannay, 355; 435;
on Doyle, 457

Hunt, Leigh, 132;
on Douglas Jerrold, 297, 447

"I used your soap two years ago," 145

"Illuminated Magazine," 35, 265, 291, 338

"Illustrated London News" and "Parr's Life Pills," 265; 493

Imitations of popular writers, 365

Imperialist opinions of _Punch_, 120

"Important and Telegraphic," 306

"Important from the Seat of War," 321

"Incompleat Angler, The," 366

Indian Mutiny, 111 and note

"Influenza Almanac," 40

"Information for the People," 282

Inglis, Sir Robert, 104, 105

Ingram, Herbert, and the "Illuminated Magazine," 35, 265

Initials on dining-table at Bouverie Street, 63 and note

Injunctions obtained by _Punch_, 151, 152

Invasion scares, 109, 120

Invitation card to the _Punch_ Dinner, 67, 69

Irish, Leech's prejudice against the, 437

Irish affairs and cartoons, 105, 106, 453

"Irish Frankenstein, The," 449

Irish humour in _Punch_, 373

"J. R.," 452

Jackson, 337

Jalland, Mr. G. H., 559

James, Edwin, 232

"Janus," 467

"Jeames's Diary," 317

"Jenkins Papers," 210, 289, 319

Jerrold, Douglas, 12;
and the origin of _Punch_, 14, 17, 18;
the "London Charivari," 15;
doubtful of the success of _Punch_, 30;
and Landells, 35;
edits "Illuminated Magazine," 35;
"Visit to the Watering-Places," 49;
"Mrs. Caudle," 73, 98;
relations with Thackeray, 74, 311;
the addressed label, 75;
witticisms at the Dinner, 75;
his Jubilee Dinner, 87;
_Punch_ Club, 93;
the "ingredients" of _Punch_, 95;
the prophecy of Hal Baylis, 97;
anti-aristocratic sentiments, 101;
the Jews, 104;
as a playwright, 129;
as an amateur actor, 136;
_Punch's_ plagiarists, 152;
suggestions for cartoons, 170, 171;
"Jenkins Papers," 210;
and Sir Peter Laurie, 220;
and Charles Kean, 222;
attack on Bunn, 226, 228, 230;
attacked in the "Puppet-Show," 239;
contributions for six months, 259;
and his daughter Mrs. Henry Mayhew, 268;
on Stirling Coyne, 272;
on comic "Histories," etc., 277;
and Angus Reach, 281;
characteristics, work, etc., =284-298=;
relations with Albert Smith, 303;
his satire compared with Hood's, 335; _et passim_

Jerrold, William, 269

Jest-books, Shakespeare's, 162

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