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Index
18 • his great capacity for work,
19; the Society greatly indebted
to him, 19 • mentioned, 29, 35,
36, 38, yj, 66, 74, 83; sus-
pended from office of Arch-
Master for contempt, 30 • death
of, no; his character, iiij
portrait of, by Knapton, -219.
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley,
quoted, 6, 12.
Montagu, Lord Robert (afterwards
Duke of Manchester), 8.
Montague House, unsuccessful
attempt to secure a room in, 49.
Morpeth, Lord. See Howard.
Morritt, Mr. J. Bacon Sawrey, of
Rokeby, supported Earl of Elgin
in controversy respecting Elgin
Marbles, 136", 145-; mentioned,
144, -2.16; a friend of Sir Walter
Scott, 145; his travels In Greece
and Asia Minor, 145; a
leading member of the Society,
146; one of the founders of
the Travellers' Club, 14.6;
essay by, 166; portrait of, by
Shee, 232.
Mottoes, two traditional, of the
Society, 21 y.
Mulgrave, Lord. See Phipps.
Miiller, Carl Otfried, 210.
Munro, Mr. H. A. Johnstone, of
Novar, i%6.
Museum of Classical Archaeology
at Cambridge, opening of, 113.
Museum Worsleyanum, 116.
N.
New Committee of PubEcation,
appointment of, 126.
New members, 108-110 j zeal of,
143, 144.
New Thatched House Tavern,
removal to, 192, 193.
Newton, Mr. (afterwards Sir)
C. T., 8 7, 2 12, 2 13; Vice-Consul
at Mitylene, 188; appointed
correspondent to Society, 188;
his correspondence from Syra
and Mitylene, 188,189- on the
Mausoleum of Halicarnassus,
189, 190; the Society's pro-
posals, i8p, elected a member
of Society, 194 • his character,
194; made K.C.B., 195-; Sir
F. Leighton's compliment on
the occasion, 195 ; offered use of
his house to Society, -106.
Newton, Mr. James, 101, 103.
Newton, Mr. William, 101, 102.
Nicholson, Sir Charles, 201.
Niebuhr, 209.
Noel, Mr. James, 8.
Nollekens, 136.
Norfolk, Duke of, lent his robes
for use of President, 16; sus-
pected, with others, of secreting
the old toga, x6; mentioned,
142, 171, 224, 225", 230.
Northampton, Marquess of, 184.
Northcote, Sir Stafford, 208.
Norfhwick, Lord. See Rushout.
O.
Original members, their char-
acter, y.
Oxford, Earl of. See Harley.
Oxford, University of, part of
Arundel collection presented
to, 71.
P.
Paget, Mr. (now Right Hon. Sir)
Richard, 196.
Painters to the Society—George
Knapton, 8, 216-219; James
Stuart, 219-12,1; Sir Joshua
Reynolds, 221-22y; Sir
Index
18 • his great capacity for work,
19; the Society greatly indebted
to him, 19 • mentioned, 29, 35,
36, 38, yj, 66, 74, 83; sus-
pended from office of Arch-
Master for contempt, 30 • death
of, no; his character, iiij
portrait of, by Knapton, -219.
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley,
quoted, 6, 12.
Montagu, Lord Robert (afterwards
Duke of Manchester), 8.
Montague House, unsuccessful
attempt to secure a room in, 49.
Morpeth, Lord. See Howard.
Morritt, Mr. J. Bacon Sawrey, of
Rokeby, supported Earl of Elgin
in controversy respecting Elgin
Marbles, 136", 145-; mentioned,
144, -2.16; a friend of Sir Walter
Scott, 145; his travels In Greece
and Asia Minor, 145; a
leading member of the Society,
146; one of the founders of
the Travellers' Club, 14.6;
essay by, 166; portrait of, by
Shee, 232.
Mottoes, two traditional, of the
Society, 21 y.
Mulgrave, Lord. See Phipps.
Miiller, Carl Otfried, 210.
Munro, Mr. H. A. Johnstone, of
Novar, i%6.
Museum of Classical Archaeology
at Cambridge, opening of, 113.
Museum Worsleyanum, 116.
N.
New Committee of PubEcation,
appointment of, 126.
New members, 108-110 j zeal of,
143, 144.
New Thatched House Tavern,
removal to, 192, 193.
Newton, Mr. (afterwards Sir)
C. T., 8 7, 2 12, 2 13; Vice-Consul
at Mitylene, 188; appointed
correspondent to Society, 188;
his correspondence from Syra
and Mitylene, 188,189- on the
Mausoleum of Halicarnassus,
189, 190; the Society's pro-
posals, i8p, elected a member
of Society, 194 • his character,
194; made K.C.B., 195-; Sir
F. Leighton's compliment on
the occasion, 195 ; offered use of
his house to Society, -106.
Newton, Mr. James, 101, 103.
Newton, Mr. William, 101, 102.
Nicholson, Sir Charles, 201.
Niebuhr, 209.
Noel, Mr. James, 8.
Nollekens, 136.
Norfolk, Duke of, lent his robes
for use of President, 16; sus-
pected, with others, of secreting
the old toga, x6; mentioned,
142, 171, 224, 225", 230.
Northampton, Marquess of, 184.
Northcote, Sir Stafford, 208.
Norfhwick, Lord. See Rushout.
O.
Original members, their char-
acter, y.
Oxford, Earl of. See Harley.
Oxford, University of, part of
Arundel collection presented
to, 71.
P.
Paget, Mr. (now Right Hon. Sir)
Richard, 196.
Painters to the Society—George
Knapton, 8, 216-219; James
Stuart, 219-12,1; Sir Joshua
Reynolds, 221-22y; Sir