Leech, John, 233. 277-335, 337, 407-409.
"Sketches in Oil," 315.
Leigh, Percival, 282.
Leipzig, Battle of, 24.
Lemon, Mark, 201.
Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, Prince, 14$.
Les Graces, 151.
Lever, Charles, 200, 352, 375.
"Lewis Arundel," 337.
"Libra—Striking the Balance," 177.
"Life of an Actor," 85.
"Life of Sir John Falstaff," 205.
"Life in London," 109.
Egan's Share of the Work, 113.
Lines and Dots, 151.
Literary Black-Mail, 115.
"Little Boney gone to Pot," 132.
"Lolly Pop," etc., 162.
"London Barrow Woman, The," 169.
Londonderry, Marquis of: Scene between him and Lord Brougham, 262.
"Louis the Fat troubled with the Nightmare," 162.
Louis Philippe, 297, 383.
Louis XVIII., 98, 143, 162.
"Love, Law, and Physic," 154.
"Loyalist Magazine," 131.
McConnell, 372.
Maddison, President, 46.
"Man of Taste and Feeling," 209.
"Manners and Customs of ye Englishe," 385.
"Manslaughter Men, The," 158.
"March to Finchley, The," 7.
Marriage Act, The, 81.
"Martin Chuzzlewit," 341, 344.
Massena, 21.
"Master Cook and his Black Scullion," etc., 96.
"Master of the Ordnance Exercising his Hobby," 95.
"Mat de Cocagne," 143.
"Matheworama," 106.
"Mauger Sharpening his Axe," 186.
Maxwell's " History of the Irish Rebellion," 186.
Mayhew, H., 201.
Meadows (see "Kenny").
Medical Profession, Satire on, 35.
"Meditations Amongst the Tombs," 132.
Melbourne, Lord. 252.
Melville, Lord, 28.
"Mer de Glace," 159.
Mercandotti, Madamoiselle, 100.
"Meteor, The," 128.
Methodism, Spread of, 129,
Metternichi Prince, 150.
Milan Commission, 96.
"Miss endeavouring to excite a Glow with her Dutch Plaything," 41.
"Miss Foote in the King's Bench Battery," 102.
"Miss Foote putting her Foot in it," 102.
"Miser's Daughter," 173, 199.
Mitford, Jack (Editor of the "Scourge"), 129 (note).
Mob, A Cowardly, 247.
"Moments of Prattle," etc., 102.
Moray Minstrels, 374.
"More Plots!!!" 53.
"Morning after Marriage," 97.
"Morning Journal," 240.
Moscow, Retreat from, 22.
"Mother's Girl Plucking a Crow," etc., 91.
"Mr. Punch's Fancy Ball," 287.
"Murder of Sir Rowland Trenchard," 185.
"Mysterious Fair One," 95.
"Nap nearly Nabb'd," 22.
Napoleon Bonaparte.
His Policy towards England, 13-18.
Proclaimed Emperor, 17.
Intention to invade England, 17.
Lampooned by English Caricaturists, 19, 24, 26.
Dislike to the Revolutionists, 26.
His Star begins to Wane, 22.
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