Bellenden (Mary) maligned in an index, 81.
Bentham's _Works_, Good index to, by J. H. Burton, 102.
Bentley's _Dissertation on the Epistle of Phalaris_, attack of the "Wits" upon this book and Dr. King's Index, 36.
"Bibliothecar. Chetham.," his contribution to a general index in _Notes and Queries_, 207.
Biographical (British) Society suggested by the Rev. John E. B. Mayor, 214.
_Biography, Dictionary of National_, plan of arranging peers under their surnames instead of their titles, 146.
Birdwood's (Sir George) note "On the Indexing of the Names of Eastern People," 164.
Blackburn (Charles F.), _Hints on Catalogue Titles_ quoted, 183.
"Book Prices Current," General index to, 113.
Boswell's _Life of Johnson_, Boswell's own index, 109. ---- Dr. Birkbeck Hill's admirable index to his edition, 105.
Boyle (Hon. Charles), his attack upon Bentley, 36. ---- offended Atterbury, 40.
Boyle's (Hon. Robert) _Considerations touching Natural Philosophy_, table of contents called an index, 13.
_British Association Reports_, index in six alphabets, 70.
British Museum, collection of indexes in the Reading-room a great boon, 218. ---- proposed subject index to the catalogue of the library, 126.
Bromley's (William) _Travels_, ill-natured index made to them by Dr. King, 44; his note on the attack made upon him, 46; his Jacobite leanings, 52; his portrait at Oxford, 52.
Bruce's (John) edition of _Historie of Edward IV._, absurd filling up of initials J. C., 78.
Brunet (G.) translates _White Knight_ as _Le Chevalier Blanc_, 77.
Buckland (Dr.) said to be the author of a work _Sur les Ponts et Chaussées_, 77.
Burton (Hill), _Book-Hunter_, allusion to the power in the hands of an indexer, 24. ---- his reference to Prynne's _Histrio-Mastix_, 20. ---- his index to Bentham's _Works_, 102.
Camden Society's publications, Proposed index to, 112.
Campbell (Lady Charlotte) maligned in an index, 81.
Campbell (Lord) proposed punishment for the publication of an indexless book, 82. ---- his confession, 83.
Campkin (Henry), plea for index-makers, 92.
Capgrave's _Chronicle of England_, blunder in the index, 66.
Cards or separate slips used for indexes, 182.
Carlyle (Thomas), he denounces the putters-forth of indexless books, 82, 91. ---- his reference to Prynne's _Histrio-Mastix_, 15. ---- his remarks on the want of indexes to the standard historical collections, 91.