Index
Russell, Clark, 126
Russell, Major-Gen. Sir J. Cecil, 172
"Russia," Mackenzie Wallace's, 176
"Russo-Turkish War, History of," 171
Sala, George Augustus, 142
his "Life and Adventures," 184
Sanders, Lloyd, 76
Sandon, Lord, 38
Saturday Journal, 160
Saturday Review critique of "Treasure Island," 208
Savage, Sir George, 187
Savage, William, 19
Scheer, Admiral, 204
Scherren, Henry, and Encyclopædic Dictionary, 165
his "Popular Natural History," 190
{Schreiner, Olive, 135
"Science and Art of Nursing," 187
"Science for All," 189
Scott, Clement, 72
Scott, Sir Walter, reference in "Kenilworth" to Bell Savage, 20
Scott-Moncrieff, W. D., 171
Seccombe, Thomas, 189
Selous, H. C., 54, 158
Senior, William, 145
"Sentimental Tommy," 218
Serials and books, 157 et seq.
Shaftesbury, 7th Earl of, 38
correspondence with John Cassell, 42
Hodder's "Life" of, 66, 180
Shakespeare, Cassell editions of, 158
Shaw, Vero, 191
Shee, George, 150
Shore, Canon Teignmouth, 196, 199
and John Williams, 73
chief editor, 71, 176, 177, 178
edits Quiver, 123
on Professor Plumptre, 200
Sidney, S., 191
Simmons, Harold H., and "Electrical Engineering," 196
Simon, Sir John, 188
Sims, G. R., edits "Living London," 169
Sinclair, May, 220
"Sir Benjamin Stone's Pictures," 170
Small, William, 76
Smiles, Robert, 171
Smith, Captain John, his burial place, 20
Smith, G. Barnett, his "Life of Gladstone," 180
sub-editor of Echo, 150
Smith, H. Wood; first editor of New Penny Magazine, 133
Smith, John Frederick, 30, 33
Smith, Major Corbett, 204
Smith, R. H. Soden, 97
Smith, Sir Clarence, appointed chairman of the Board, 68
makes presentations for long service, 234
retires, 95
tribute to Sir Arthur Spurgeon, 89,
Smyth, Piazzi, Astronomer-Royal, 194
Snowden, Mrs. Philip, 179
"Social England," 173
"South Seas," 216
Sparkes, Mr., asked to become art director, 104
Speaker, contributors to, 155, 218, 219
its birth and death, 155
Spence, Dean, his "History of the Church of England," 175
Spender, J. A., 155
Spielmann, M. H., 96, 100
edits Magazine of Art, 100
farewell to his readers, 102
Spurgeon, Lady, 89, 90, 92
Spurgeon, Sir Arthur, a journalistic feat, 91
addresses Canadian Club at Winnipeg, 91
appointed general manager and a director, 86, 88
becomes chairman of directors, 95
entertains Lloyd George, 92
his faith in future of the House, 87
knighted, 89
Spurgeon, Sir Arthur, presentation from British press, 92
shareholders' testimonial, 89
visits "outposts of Cassell Empire," 88, 90, 91
Standard of Freedom, John Cassell's, 14
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