First Series Contents
Contents of each volume of the first series with year of publication and editor.
Volume | Names | Year published | Editor |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Abbadie – Anne | 1885 | Stephen |
2 | Annesley – Baird | ||
3 | Baker – Beadon | ||
4 | Beal – Biber | ||
5 | Bicheno – Bottisham | 1886 | |
6 | Bottomley – Browell | ||
7 | Brown – Burthogge | ||
8 | Burton – Cantwell | ||
9 | Canute – Chaloner | 1887 | |
10 | Chamber – Clarkson | ||
11 | Clater – Condell | ||
12 | Conder – Craigie | ||
13 | Craik – Damer | 1888 | |
14 | Damon – D'Eyncourt | ||
15 | Diamond – Drake | ||
16 | Drant – Edridge | ||
17 | Edward – Erskine | 1889 | |
18 | Esdale – Finan | ||
19 | Finch – Forman | ||
20 | Forrest – Garner | ||
21 | Garnett – Gloucester | 1890 | |
22 | Glover – Gravet | Stephen & Lee | |
23 | Gray – Haighton | ||
24 | Hailes – Harriott | ||
25 | Harris – Henry I | 1891 | |
26 | Henry II – Hindley | ||
27 | Hindmarsh – Hovenden | Lee | |
28 | Howard – Inglethorpe | ||
29 | Inglish – John | 1892 | |
30 | Johnes – Kenneth | ||
31 | Kennett – Lambart | ||
32 | Lambe – Leigh | ||
33 | Leighton – Lluelyn | 1893 | |
34 | Llywd – MacCartney | ||
35 | MacCarwell – Maltby | ||
36 | Malthus – Mason | ||
37 | Masquerier – Millyng | 1894 | |
38 | Milman – More | ||
39 | Morehead – Myles | ||
40 | Myllar – Nicholls | ||
41 | Nichols – O'Dugan | 1895 | |
42 | O'Duinn – Owen | ||
43 | Owens – Passelewe | ||
44 | Paston – Percy | ||
45 | Pereira – Pockrich | 1896 | |
46 | Pocock – Puckering | ||
47 | Puckle – Reidfurd | ||
48 | Reilly – Robins | ||
49 | Robinson – Russell | 1897 | |
50 | Russen – Scobell | ||
51 | Scoffin – Sheares | ||
52 | Shearman – Smirke | ||
53 | Smith – Stanger | 1898 | |
54 | Stanhope – Stovin | ||
55 | Stow – Taylor | ||
56 | Teach – Tollet | ||
57 | Tom – Tytler | 1899 | |
58 | Ubaldini – Wakefield | ||
59 | Wakeman – Watkins | ||
60 | Watson – Whewell | ||
61 | Whichcord – Williams | 1900 | |
62 | Williamson – Worden | ||
63 | Wordsworth – Zuylestein |
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