portraits of Lord Brougham, 200

Forster, Rumsey, revenges himself on Thackeray, 319, 320

Foster, Mr. Birket, 16, and the title of _Punch_, 25, 43, 60;
and "Bang went Saxpence," 140, 147;
and cartoon, 171;
on Mark Lemon, 256; =445=, =446=

Founders of _Punch_, 16, 17, 28

France, _Punch's_ exclusion from, 165, 190, 191;
and the "United Service," 176;
Anglo-Congolese difficulty, Marshal MacMahon, and the
"Madagascar Lamb," 191;
and Russia, 191, 192;
satirists, 242, 243

Franco-Prussian War, 110, 179, 192

Fraser, Miss, 549

Free Trade and Protection, 118

Frenchmen and _Punch_, 51, 437

Frith, R.A., Mr., and the first number of _Punch_, 29;
and "General Fevrier," 175, 176, 435;
and the relations between Leech and George Cruikshank, 496

"Fun," 232, 364, 371, 459, 516, 539, 540, 567

"Funny Folks," 160

Furniss, Mr. Harry, his portraits of _Punch_, 9;
Paris Exhibition number, 51;
caricature by Mr. Sambourne, 61, 79;
the Two Pins Club, 98;
his public entertainments, 129;
"I used your soap two years ago," 145;
his first drawing, 146;
portraits of politicians, 204, 551-554;
and "Mrs. Ramsbotham," 237, 238;
a literary contribution, 372;
and "Toby, M.P.," 391, 551; =549-556=

"Fusbos," 282

Gale, Frederick, 406

Gaiter, William, 16

"Gamp" and "Harris," Mesdames, 50, 211

Garibaldi, 120

Geake, Mr. Charles, 403

"General Fevrier," 119, 174-176

"Gentleman's Magazine," and the dinner at the Crystal Palace, 88

"German Reeds' Entertainment," 130

Germany, Exclusion of _Punch_ from the Court of, 192

Gilbert, R.A., Sir John: his portrait of _Punch_, 8;
design of cover, 11, 41, 45, 450; 126;
and "Bang went Saxpence," 140;
"Mokeanna," 364; =450=, =451=, =528=

Gilbert, Mr. W. S., 232, 364, 372

Gillray and Rowlandson, 186, 189

Girdlestone, Rev. A. G., Pulpit tribute, 102

Gladstone, Mr.: and the dinner given by Mr. Lucy, 91;
on _Punch's_ politics, 100, 197;
as presented in _Punch_, 101;
and Home Rule, 106;
under Sir Robert Peel, 107;
"Jupiter," 121;
"He won't be happy till he gets it," 160;
Bulgarian Atrocities, 165;
Parish Councils Bill, 169;
and Lord Rosebery's first speech as Premier, 170;
on political satirists, 172;
"Mrs. Gummidge," 179, 466;
"Forlorn Hope," 180, 181;
"The Old Crusaders," 182;
and the rej