Cumulative Index to The Beatrix Potter Society Newsletters and Journal and Newsletters 101 – 130 (July 2006 – October 2013) Compiled by Rowena Godfrey

In this index, Beatrix Potter’s name has been abbreviated to BP, apart from the entry Potter, Helen Beatrix. For individual manufacturers of merchandise, see under Merchandise.

110th Anniversary Edition Peter Rabbit boxed set (BP and Emma Thompson) (review) 128:29 Adam Smith, Janet (UK author) ‘The World of BP’ (essay 1943) 107:14, 15 Adkins, Darlene Report on Fresco conference – Friday 113:7 Advertisement 114:30 Aeroplanes see Hydroplanes Airey, Lizzie (daughter of landlord of The Sun Inn in Hawkshead) 111:14 Akester, Jenny (Committee, Treasurer, Membership Secretary, Conference Organiser) 102:2 ‘A tale of the Latin Tales’ 111:16 ‘A walk with BP’ 114:27 ‘BP on Wikipedia’ 123:33 ‘Managing the BP Estate – then and now’ 113:4 ‘Monk Coniston update’ 105:13 ‘Other awards’ 106:31 Premiere of Miss Potter 104:16 ‘Rupert Potter, photographer, in Perthshire’ 117:16 ‘Rupert Potter visits London Zoo’ 106:6 ‘Society ‘brainstorming’ meeting at Philadelphia’ 123:32 Summary of the Tour and Study Conference 2008 110:7 ‘Tarn Hows and the Monk Coniston Estate’ 104:8 ‘The new Armitt catalogue’ 110:13 ‘Through the lens of Rupert Potter: a selection from the Society’s collection of photographs’ 108:10 ‘Welcome to Hill Top’ 115:14 Albert, Susan Wittig 104:14, 35 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll) 107:13 BP’s own copy 107:5 Alderson, Brian (President) 102:31; 107:19; 108:29 ‘Beatrix and Old Derry down Derry’ 126:15 ‘From Castle Cottage to Kendal Museum – the journey of some pictures owned by Mrs Heelis’ 105:14 ‘“Up to mischief with Horrid Henry” at Seven Stories’ 108:21 Alliance of Literary Societies, The 129:31 Amazing Pop-up Tale of Peter Rabbit, The (Warne) (review) 125:20 Ambleside 102:8; see also Armitt Trust Amersham, Buckinghamshire, UK 107:16 Anderson, Susan 108:26 Animated films 128:12 ‘Peter Rabbit’s Christmas Tale’ 128:12; review 128:20 ‘The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends’ 130:34 Animation 112:4; 112:22; 116:19 Animation Art Gallery 112:4 Annual General Meetings (reports on) 2007 104:Appendix, 4; 2008 108:Appendix, 10; 1

2009 112:Appendix; 113:4; 2010 116:Appendix; 6; 2011 120:Appendix, 2; 2012 124:Appendix, 9; 2013 128:Appendix, 12 ‘Antiques Roadshow’ (BBC television programme) 108:25 Antwis, Colin ‘Perception – why tactile images’ 116:28 Appley Dapply’s Nursery Rhymes 106:20; 126:15 Guinea pig dressing watercolours 120:cover, 20, 22 In glassine dust wrapper 120:20 Manuscript 114:26 Presentation copy 128:32 Archer, William ‘The Tale of Mr. McGregor’ 107:26 Aris, Ernest A. (artist, writer and illustrator) 108:23; 113:13; 127:6; 128:22 Armitt Trust Centenary 125:6; 127:22 ‘Image & Reality’ exhibition 130:12 Museum and Library 102:9; 110:2, 3, 13; 112:2; 117:34; 119:34; 121:22, 31; 122:30; 125:17; 129:27; 130:12 Arne Nixon Center, Fresno 113:7 Art of BP, The (Leslie Linder and W A Herring) 129:13 Ashby, Anna Lou Presentation at the Philadelphia conference 123:7 Ashton family 105:16 Ashton, Jane (BP’s maternal grandmother) 103:5; 105:15 Ashton, Sir Frederick 102:24 At Home with BP: The creator of Peter Rabbit (Susan Denyer) (review) 113:15 Attwood, Tom (gardener) 123:19 Austin, Mike (Committee, Treasurer; Sales Manager and Committee) Austin, Patricia (Sales Manager) ‘Looking for a bargain?’ 112:28 Autumn Meetings reports on – 2006 – London 103:4; 2007 – London 107:5; 2008 – London 111:4; 2009 – Ambleside 115:6; 2011 Ambleside 123:13 Ballet 122:14 Tales of BP (Sir Frederick Ashton; John Lanchbery) 108:6, 9; 112:30; 115:32; 116:20; 130:11 Costumes 120:23 In Japan 121:24 Tales of BP (Yuri Petukov; John Lanchbery) in St Petersburg 116:25 Banner, Delmar (artist) 120:27 Banner, Josephine, see Vasconcellos, Josefina de 123:14 Barker, Cicely Mary 115:30 Bartlett, Wynne Obituary 108:31 Bat Conservation Trust 114:14 Battrick, Elizabeth Obituary 105:30 BBC 104:28; 110:29 Radio BP Guide to Business, The 113:32 BP’s Favourite Tale 127:27 Once upon a Time There Was a Beatrix 129:14 TV North and South (Elizabeth Gaskell) 103:4

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Beales, Peter, MBE Obituary 128:36 BP, 1866-1943: the Artist and Her World (Judy Taylor et al.) 105:15 BP: A Holiday Diary (ed. J. Taylor) 103:2, 29; 107:31; 118:27; 129:6 BP A Journal (Warne) (review) 103:12 BP: A Life in Nature (Linda Lear) 103:2; 10; 104:2; 107:28; 108:15; 110:31; (review) 104:12 BP: Artist, Storyteller and Countrywoman (Judy Taylor) 104:12; 105:9 eBook 115:29 BP and the Natural World (BP Society) (review) 123:18 BP Collectibles: The Peter Rabbit Story Characters (Debby DuBay and Kara Sewall) 103:6; (review) 101:22 BP Collection (Beatrix Potter Reference Library) (review) 101:13 BP Collection of Lloyd Cotsen 107:2, 9, 10; 120:5; 123:7 Catalogue The Beatrix Potter Collection of Lloyd Cotsen 107:9; 120:5 BP: Fables to Faeries: Studies XIII (BP Society) (review) 116:14 BP Gallery, Hawkshead 122:24; 123:24; 124:21; 125:18; 126:31; 127:23; 128:22, 23; 129:18; 130:24 BP: Her Lakeland Years (W R Mitchell) (Review) 118:20 BP in America (BP US Studies I) (Libby Joy and Judy Taylor eds) 103:2; (review) 104:14 BP Photograph Album, A (BP Society) 104:25; 122:14 BP Reference Library see Daito Bunka University, Tokyo BP rose 115:2, 16; 116:6, 32; 117:11, 13; 118:2, 23, 27; 119:34; 121:30; 122:28; 126:14; 129:16 BP’s Americans: Selected Letters (Jane Morse, editor) 104:9, 33; 109:34; 110:31 BP’s Derwentwater (W. Bartlett and I. Whalley) 108:31 Third edition 121:31; 125:13 BP’s Farming Friendship: Lake District Letters to Joseph Moscrop 1926-1943 (Judy Taylor, editor) 107:32 BP’s Gardening Life (Marta McDowell) (review) 130:15 BP’s Hedgehogs (Judy Taylor) (review) 126:21 BP’s Jemima Puddle-Duck and Her Friends (Play, Adrian Mitchell) 105:23 BP’s Lake District (Gilly Cameron Cooper) (review) 105:18 BP’s Lake District: By Hetty Herdwick... (Les and Lorraine Ives) 126:31; (review) 126:26 BP’s Lakeland Paintings – then and now (DVD, Burlington Productions) 105:22 BP’s Letters: A Selection by Judy Taylor 103:26; 104:7; 105:11; 114:31; 115:25 eBook 115:29 BP’s Scotland: Her Perthshire Inspiration (Lynne McGeachie) (review) 118:19 BP Society, The 108:2; 129:6; see also North American Leadership Circle; Pottering About Affiliation to The Alliance of Literary Societies 129:31 Cloth bags 102:31 Donations by 102:30 Donations to 101:28; 102:22; 102:23 Jane Morse Scholarship 124:31; 125:31; 127:31; 128:29; 129:31; 130:35 Newsletter editing 101:28; 106:30 Objects 103:3 Photo bank 119:37; 122:31; 125:31; 128:37 Twitter account 126:35 Website 121:32; 123:33, 36 BP: Sources of her Inspiration (BP Studies XII) (Enid Bassom, Mary Faulkner, Jackie Taylor, Irene Whalley, eds) (review) 107:18 BP: The Complete Tales (CD, read by Gary Bond et al.) (review) 105:18 BP: The Complete Tales (Warne) (review) 126:25 BP: The Extraordinary Life of a Victorian Genius (Linda Lear) 109:10; see BP: A Life in Nature BP: the V & A Collection (A.S. Hobbs and I. Whalley) 125:13 BP: Thirty Years of Discovery and Appreciation (Libby Joy and Judy Taylor eds) (Review) 118:17

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Beckett, David (son of Harry Beckett; Potters’ coachman) 127:10; 128:14 Beckett, George (son of David Beckett; Potters’ chauffeur) 128:14 Beckett, Margaret Alice (daughter of David Beckett) 128:14 Bedwell Lodge (Potter holiday home) 119:17, 33 Beeton, Isabella The Book of Household Management 110:22 Belmount Hall (BP’s last property purchase) 101:10 Belted Galloways (cattle) 113:5; 119:30 Bend or Bump (National Trust cottage, Hawkshead) 103:26, 27; 104:35 Bertram, Helen (Committee, Chairman) C.V. 105:4 ‘Note from the Chair’ 117:2; 118:2; 119:2; 120:2; 121:2; 122:2 ‘Note from Helen Bertram’ 123:2 Beskow, Elsa 119:20 Bewley, Jean Obituary 128:36 Bibliography of Unauthorised American Editions of The Tale of Peter Rabbit by BP 1904-1980, A (John R Turner) (review) 124:16; 125:21 Billebeau, Catherine ‘Peter Rabbit in Bulgaria’ 106:15 Birkett, Jonny 119:14; 120:31 Black, Angela (Committee, Membership Secretary) 115:5 ‘“Lakes on a Plate”’ 119:30 Blackburn, Mrs Hugh (Jemima Wedderburn) Birds Drawn From Nature 123:19 Blake, Anney (Committee) 125:4 ‘How ‘Miss Potter’ flew across the Atlantic’ 119:11 ‘The Christmas Gathering 2011’ 124:6 Bluebeard 118:13 Bottomley, Nancy Obituary 108:31 Bray, Betsy (Liaison Officer, North America; Committee, Media and Publicity) 115:14; 123:20; 125:4 ‘Dusting Hill Top’ 102:12 Premiere of Miss Potter 104:17 Report on Fresco conference – Saturday 113:8 Bray, Robin 123:14 Walking on Bridges 123:13 Bright (township, Victoria, Australia) 106:17 Bright, John (UK politician and one of the Potters’ friends) 106:17; 117:18 Brockhole (home of BP’s cousin, National Park Centre) 102:12; 103:5; 108:2; 112:2; 113:2; 128:22 Brocklehurst, Edith Obituary 110:31 Brownett, Aughtry Obituary 115:30 Buckley, June (Committee, Secretary, Acting Meetings Secretary, Meetings Secretary) ‘Celebrating The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes’ 120:24 ‘The World of BP Attraction’ 122:23 Walking with BP: Fifteen Walks in BP Country 105:20; 110:28 Buckley, Norman Guided Lake District walk 115:9 Walking with BP: Fifteen Walks in BP Country 105:20; 110:28 Bulgaria Peter Rabbit in 106:15; 107:30; 108:30

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Burkett, Mary ‘I was only a Maid’: the life of a remarkable woman: May Moore 128:22 Burton, Fred and Harriet (BP’s uncle and aunt) 116:4 Burton, Jill ‘Jill Burton’s family and the Potters’ collector’s cabinet’ 128:14 Butcher, Donna (Committee, Co-opted, Meetings Secretary) C.V. 101:3 Premiere of Miss Potter 104:17 Butcher, Martin Premiere of Miss Potter 104:16 Cactus 123:15 Caldecott, Randolph (artist, illustrator) 105:14; 130:14 Camfield Place (BP’s grandparents’ home) 116:24; 125:8; 126:11, 14; 127:10 Canada meeting 2009 ‘The Toronto weekend, 7 and 8 November’ 115:10 Carr, Lucie 120:5 Cartoons 107:33; 108:13; 109:12; 110:15 Castle Cottage (BP’s home after her marriage) 115:11, 14; 120:7; 122:25; 125:9; 126:32; 128:17, 24; 130:10, 15 Cattle 129:16 Belted Galloways 113:5; 119:30 Galloways 119:19; 123:14 Cawood, John 107:19 ‘A new short biography of BP’ 114:15 ‘Castle Cottage, Beatrix’s Will, the National Trust and public opinion’ 120:7 ‘Lakeland Book of the Year 2007’ 106:31 ‘‘Image & Reality: BP’, the Armitt, Ambleside’ 130:12 ‘Lakeland Book of the Year 2008’ 110:28 ‘New Warne books for the very young and the young’ 109:17 ‘‘Peter Rabbit’s Christmas Tale’’ 128:20 ‘Registered Charity No. 281198’ 108:12 ‘Two very different guide books’ 126:26 CDs BP: The Complete Tales (read by Gary Bond et al.) 105:18 Favourite BP Tales (read by Renee Zellweger et al.) 105:18 Cecily Parsley’s Nursery Rhymes 109:30; 114:31; 120:21 Celebrate BP, Fresno 213:7 Centenary of Warne’s publication of The Tale of Ginger and Pickles 113:14 The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck 108:2, 30; 109:20; 111:2: 112:4 The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse 116:18, 117:19; 120:6 The Tale of Mr. Tod 124:2, 21; 125:10; 127:19 The Tale of Pigling Bland 128:12, 17; 129:18, 25 The Tale of Samuel Whiskers 108:30; 109:20; 111:26; 112:4 The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies 113:14 The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes 120:23, 24; 121:4 The Tale of Tom Kitten 105:18 Chandler, Kate 105:5, 6; 107:19; 123:18 ‘BP’s words – not “a poor second”’ 104:6 ‘Thoroughly Post-Victorian, Pre-Modern Beatrix’ 107:11 Changing Pictures (Ernest Nister, with illustration by BP) 102:24; 103:23; 109:33; 110:20; 113:30; 122:17; 124:24

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Chequer, Gaye ‘The tale of BP as told through postcards’ 125:29 ‘The township of Bright’ 106:17 Choyce, Eleanor Louisa (BP’s friend) 105:9; 106:20; 117:9 Choyce Letters: BP to Louie Choyce 1916-43, The (Judy Taylor, ed.) 107:32; 123:15; 125:9 Chesters, Sarah ‘Beatrix Potter at Rosemoor’ 108:24 Christmas Gatherings – reports on 2006 103:9; 2007 108:4; 2008 112:4; 2009 116:4; 2010 120:4; 2011 124:6; 2012 128:10 Cinderella 124:11 Claife Viewing Station 122:24; 123:24 Clark, Alan 109:11 Clark, Sir Kenneth 109:11 Clem, Harriet ‘The Gathering in Princeton, Sunday 4 November’ 107:10 Coins 103:9 Colby College (Maine) 101:10 Cole, Kathy ‘100 years of The Tale of Pigling Bland’ 128:17 ‘A busy Saturday at the Free Library of Philadelphia, 17 September’ 123:6 ‘Ambleside and its milling past’ 102:8 ‘BP in Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts’ 119:6 ‘Did Beatrix like cats?’ 103:14 ‘Letters from Mrs Heelis in Waterville, Maine’ 101:10 ‘North American Leadership Circle and Pottering About’ 124:4 ‘The centenary Tales for 2009’ 213:16 ‘The Tale of Mr. Tod turns 100’ 125:10 ‘Warne centenary editions’ 109:20 Collectables Manual – Cash in on the Credit Crunch (Jamie Breese) (review) 116:14 Collector’s cabinet (Potters’) 127:2, 10, 23; 128:14, 24; 130:24, 25 Comical Customers (Ernest Nister, illustrations by BP) 107:21; 122:17 Conferences 129:6 Twelfth International Study, 2006 (‘BP: Sources of her Inspiration’) (reports) 102:6, 7 Thirteenth International Study, 2008 (‘BP: Fables to Faeries’) (reports) 110:5, 6, 7 Fourteenth International Study, 2010 (‘BP and the Natural World’) (reports) 118:7, 9 Fifteenth International Study, 2012 (‘BP: Some Friends and Relations’) (reports) 126:5, 8 ‘Preserving BP’s legacy: collectors and collections’ (Philadelphia, September 2011) (report)123:5 ‘Yours Sincerely, BP: Letters and Librarians’ (New York, November 2012) (reports) 128:4, 25; 129:27 Confessions of a Collector: Or How to be a Part-Time Treasure Hunter (Hunter Davies (review) 124:17 Cookery 107:33 Coolidge, Henry P. (American friend of BP’s) 121:6 Cornwall 110:4 Cotton, Dr Bernard (furniture expert) 101:6, 15 Cotsen’s Children’s Library (Princeton University) 103:25; 106:12; 107:8, 9 Cotsen, Lloyd E. 103:8; 120:5, 14; 123:8; see also BP Collection of Lloyd Cotsen Crane, Walter 119:20 Crofts, Jacquelyn ‘News from the South Lakes Property of the National Trust’ 126:31 Cross-stitch 123:30 Cunard 119:2; 120:2 Queen Mary 2, Society lectures on board 121:2; 122:22; 123:20

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Cunningham, Samuel 119: 17; 123:11 Cutcliffe, Jenny ‘119 years of Peter Rabbit – the history of The Tale of Peter Rabbit’ (review) 128:11 ‘Norman Buckley’s talk: “Beatrix Potter: her legacy”’ 115:6 ‘Sale of Beswick figurines’ 102:22 ‘William Heaton Cooper watercolour’ 102:23 Cutcliffe, Roger ‘The Christmas Gathering in London’ 116:4 Daito Bunka University, Tokyo 126:19; 127:24 BP Reference Library 105:13; 107:28; 109:31; 115:25; 116:13; 117:27; 119:28; 120:26; 121:25; 122:26; 123:22; 125:9, 29; 127:24; 129:18 Catalogue (review) 101:13 Exhibitions 111:23; 112: 22 Opening 101:12 Dalguise (Potter holiday house) 121:7; 125:8; 127:10 Dear Ivy, Dear June: Letters from BP 115:11, 19 Dear Peter: Miniature Letters by BP: Anniversary Edition (Warne) (review) 126:22 Deltiology (the study and collection of postcards) 125:29 Demourova, Nina ‘Two Bad Mice – in Russian’ 111:10 Denver Public Library 108:18 Denyer, Susan 123:19 Derwentwater 127:30 Derwentwater Sketchbook, The (BP, Irene Whalley and Wynne Bartlett, eds.) 104:13; 122:15; 125:12; 128:32; 129:6 Devon 110:4 Diment, Barbara; see also Introducing BP project Diment, Barbara; see Introducing BP project ‘IBP in the US’ 123:27; 124:27; 125:27; 126:30; 127:21; 129:22 ‘IBP in the US and Canada’ 128:26 ‘IBP in the US and throughout the world’ 130:31 Dinting Vale (calico printing works) Dinting Lodge (BP’s paternal grandfather’s house at the works) 121:22 Potter’s fabrics 122:27 Doll’s house 123:12 Doole, Megan ‘The lonely hills – BP and William Wordsworth’ 105:10 ‘Wray Castle and Sawrey House Hotel’ 105:28 Dreher, Derick Presentation at the Philadelphia conference 123:10 DuBay, Debby see also Beatrix Potter Collectibles: The Peter Rabbit Story Characters Duder, Helen (Committee, Registrar of Society Objects; Secretary) ‘2013 calendars’ 126:30 ‘Ballet cards’ 116:20 ‘Border Fine Arts’ 120:25 ‘Border Fine Arts – new figurines’ 129:26 ‘Cash’s UK’ 122:16 ‘Christmas Ornaments’ 130:32 CV 107:4 ‘Delightful Potter stationery’ 128:30 ‘Easter fun with Meri Meri’ 124:22 ‘Halcyon Days’ 121:23 ‘Jane Churchill – for wallpaper and fabrics’ 125:24

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‘Jemima and Samuel’ 111:26 ‘Merchandise in the UK’ 113:28 ‘Merchandise in the UK – Rainbow Designs’ 114:23 ‘Moonpig and That Company Called If’ 115:24 ‘New animation series’ 116:19 ‘New display at the BP Museum and Shop’ 127:26 ‘New English Teas’ 123:25 ‘New merchandise – in the UK’ 110:26 ‘Rolf on Art: BP’ 108:8 ‘Tales of Beatrix Potter, Covent Garden, 29 December 2007’ 108:6 ‘Past times’ 117:23 ‘Potter tea towels’ 119:27 ‘Ultimate luxury’ 118:28 ‘Waterford Wedgwood’ 120:16 Duke, Joan 101:8 Duke Collection 107:2, 5 Obituary 116:31 Dulac, Edmund (illustrator, painter) 108:22, 23 DVDs BP: Artist, Storyteller, Countrywoman 108:31 BP’s Lakeland Paintings – then and now (Burlington Productions) 105:22 Miss Potter 105:29; 108:31 The BP Collection 108:31 Easter Surprise (Warne) (review) 128:28 Eastwood House (Potter holiday home) 119:33 eBook 119:10; 120:31; 123:20 PopOut! The Tale of Peter Rabbit 119:31 Edmund Potter & Co., Ltd. (Potter calico fabrics) 117:26 Elleman, Barbara ‘Nicholas and BP’ 122:27 Enid Linder Foundation 108:32; 124:6 Enjoying The Wonderful World of Peter Rabbit in English (Tomoko Kitani and Yoshihide Kawano) 126:33 Ercek, Evelyn Obituary 118:31 Ernest Nister (printers and publishers) 118:10; 120:12; 129:8 Changing Pictures: A Book of Transformation Pictures 118:11; 128:32, 33; 129:8 Comical Customers At our Fine New Stores of Comical Rhymes and Pictures 118:11; 128:32; 129:10 Daisy and her Calf 128:32; 129:9; 130:22 Isn’t it Funny. 118:11; 127:24, 28, 32; 129:9 Nister’s Holiday Album for 1896 (illustrations by BP) 101:25; 106:20 Nister’s Holiday Annual for 1896 118:12; 128:32; 129:9 Pinkie, Winkie and Wee 118:12; 129:8 Pleasant Trips by Trains and Ships to Little Folks’ Country 118:12; 128:32; 129:10, 11 Exhibitions; see also Victoria and Albert Museum Displays in Gallery 102 and Victoria and Albert Museum Enid Linder Showcase ‘ABC of it: Why Children’s Books Matter, The’, (New York) (review) 130:13 ‘A history of children’s illustration’ (Boston, Lincolnshire) 114:29 At Lyme Park 122:24 At Rosemoor (Royal Horticultural Society Garden, Devon) 108:24; 109:2, 22 At Seven Stories (The Centre for Children’s Books, Newcastle upon Tyne) 108:21 At Tatton Park 129:18

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At the Historic Odessa Foundation 107:29 ‘A World of Imagination’ (Havant) 116:23 BP displays (Informatiecentrum De Hoep, Castricum, The Netherlands) 109:29 ‘BP on holiday’ (Armitt, Ambleside) (review) 104:25 ‘BP’s Garden’ (Perth) 101:26 ‘Beyond this Time and Place: Children’s Books in England’ (Free Library of Philadelphia’ 109:29 ‘Flights into Fantasy: The Collection of Kendra and Allan Daniel Children’s Illustration’ (Brandywine River Museum, Pennsylvania) (review) 107:29; (Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Amherst) 110:32 ‘Exhibition of the Works of Sir John E. Millais’ (Grosvenor Gallery, March 1886) 107:7 ‘Image & Reality: BP’ (The Armitt, Ambleside) (review) 130:12 In France 117:29;119:26 In Japan 111:23; 112:22; 115:25; 118:25 In Lithuania 102:28 In Sweden 115:21 ‘Peter Rabbit & his friends’ at Millesgården’ 119:36, 121:30; report on 120:29 ‘Millais’ (Tate Britain) 106:9; 107:6; catalogue 106:11 International Health Exhibition, 1884 128:19 ‘M is for Mouse’ (Cotsen Children’s Library) 103:25 ‘Momoko Ishii and Peter Rabbit’ (Saitama Museum of Literature, Japan) 110:20 ‘Over Rainbows and Down Rabbit Holes’ (Amherst) 113:6; 114:19; (Santa Barbara Public Library) (review) 109:5 ‘Peter Rabbit in Porcelain: A selection of BP character figurines from the collection of the Rare Book Department’ (Philadelphia) 121:30 Photograph display (Unicorn Theatre, London) 104:25 ‘Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Art and Design, 1848–1900’ (Washington DC (review) 129:11 ‘Tales of BP’ (Ashton-under-Lyne) 104:25 ‘The Age of Enchantment’ (Dulwich Picture Gallery, London) 107:2; (review) 108:22 ‘The Enchanting World of BP’ (Nunnington Hall) 116:23 ‘The Tale of the BP Bequest’ (Kendal) 105:14 ‘The World of Peter Rabbit’ (Seitoku University, Japan) 109:31 ‘Yesterday, today and tomorrow’ (Tewkesbury Abbey) 114:29 Facebook Peter Rabbit on 119:10 Fairy Caravan, The (BP) 102:11, 30; 104:8; 108:25; 111:9, 18; 112:27; 119:8, 17; 120:28; 123:6; 126:13 Ambleside edition 104:34; 106:20; 107:21; 108:25; 110:23; 118:25; 119:30; 128:33; 129:26 First edition 128:32, 33; 129:26 Translated into Japanese 113:24 Farrington, Paul ‘The National Trust – then and now’ 130:8 Favourite BP Tales (CD, read by Renee Zellweger et al.) (review) 105:18 Fell ponies 102:10 Fine Romance, A (Susan Branch) (review) 130:17 Flanagan, Luke (Committee, IT) 125:4 ‘Andy Poole’s presentation at the Spring Meeting’ 124:9 ‘No blue plaque for Norman Warne’ 125:23 Flittermouse and Fluttermouse (BP) 114:14, 28 Foers, Marian ‘IBP in the UK – BP in flowers’ 124:28 Food for rabbit during Passover 101:31 Foot-and-mouth disease 105:8

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Forbes, Bryan Obituary 129:30 Fossils 106:12 Fox and the Stork, The (BP) 113:19; 126:25 Foxhounds 130:22 Frohnsdorff, Doris 103:8; 106:32 Frost, Joan (daughter of Winifred Warne) 103:2 Fungi 110:12 Funny Bunny (Peter Rabbit piracy) 108:26; 113:30 Further Tale of Peter Rabbit, The (Emma Thompson) (review) 127:18, 29 Members’ reactions to 128:35 Gaddum, Molly (BP’s cousin) 102:15 Gaddum, Walter (BP’s cousin) 102:15; 120:13 Gaddum, Willie (husband of Edith Potter, BP’s cousin) 102:13 Gaffney, Katherine (Katrina) ‘Report on the Conference’ 126:5 Gardens 125:13; 127:12, 13; 127:30 BP’s interest in 121:7, 10, 13 Mr. McGregor’s Garden, Manitoba 119:36 Peter Rabbit Garden 109:29 Gaskell, Elizabeth (author) 101:31; 103:4 Gaskell, William (Unitarian Minister) 101:31; 103:5; 111:5 Geology 106:12 Gibson, Barbara ‘Saturday afternoon: tour, and Pam Hancock’s talk: “Elegant and uncomfortable: animals in dress in BP”’ 115:12 ‘The Northeast USA Gathering in Boston’ 103:6 Girl Guides 126:8, 31 Girtin, Thomas (artist) ‘Lowther Fells’ 105:14 Godfrey, Rowena (Committee, Newsletter Editor, Chairman) 103:4; 128:12 ‘A gift of Warne family photographs’ 103:28 ‘A new edition of a favourite book’ 113:15 ‘A Unitarian Christmas tree’ 127:13 ‘Beatrix and her characters in books and newspapers’ 119:33 ‘Beatrix in books’ 116:16 ‘BP in Kensington, 1866 – 1924’ 119:4 ‘BP in the garden: the Linder Lecture 2012’ 125:8 ‘BP’s Unitarian context’ 111:4 ‘Brockhole and the Gaddums’ 102:13 ‘Cupboard Love’ 214:14 ‘Farewell’ 128:40 ‘First eBook Tale – PopOut! The Tale of Peter Rabbit 119:31 ‘Focus on two of Beatrix’s uncles’ 101:14 ‘Frogs, squirrels and rabbits in the media’ 112:29 ‘Further translations mentioned in a little catalogue’ 111:18 ‘In the news’ 108:29 ‘In the newspapers and magazines’ 111:28 ‘Jam roly-poly pudding’ 110:20 ‘News from Japan’ 122:26 ‘Newspaper items’ 109:35 ‘Note from the Chair’ 113:2; 114:2; 115:2 ‘Our October meeting: Ernest Aris and BP’s The Oakmen’ 127:6

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‘Other exhibitions and displays’ 117:29 ‘Peter Rabbit – authorised app and 110 years’ 123:32 ‘Potter and Peter in the press’ 102:25 ‘Potter illustrations in an exciting new venue’ 109:30 ‘Potter references in the media’ 107:33 ‘Potter references in the papers’ 110:30 ‘Report on the Linder Lecture, 7 May 2011’ 121:4 ‘Report on the Spring Meeting with AGM, 1 March 2008’ 108:10 ‘Rupert Potter’s photographs of girls at the NPG’ 109:13 ‘Saturday morning: Leslie McGrath’s talk: “Dear Ivy, Dear June”; and Celia Godkin’s talk: “Parallel lives” 115:10 ‘Six photographs of the Roscoes’ 126:16 ‘Summer Outing to Gloucester, 9 July’ 121:4 ‘The Society’s Symposium in New York City’ 128:4 ‘The ash problem’ 117:3 ‘The Ashtons’ 105:16 ‘The Gathering in Princeton, Saturday 3 November’ 107:9 ‘The Christmas Gathering in London’ 103:9 ‘The Christmas Gathering, London, 4 December 2010’ 120:4 ‘Three more Tales in Gaelic’ 114:16 ‘Wiener Bronzen’ 103:22 Godkin, Celia 115:10, 12 Goodacre, Dr Selwyn 124:16, 17 ‘And more on Potter stamps’ 106:20 ‘A tribute to the retiring editors’ 101:29 ‘At the Saleroom’ 101:25; 102:24; 103:23 104:34; 106:20; 107:21; 108:25; 109:33; 110:23; 111:27; 112:27; 113:27; 114:25; 115:25; 116:20; 117:25; 118:25; 119:30; 120:21; 121:27; 122:17; 124:24; 125:28; 126:27; 127:28; 128:31; 129:26; 130:33 ‘Australian Potter philately’ 128:31 ‘BP and the hydroplanes on Windermere’ (with Linda Lear) 108:15 ‘BP Philately and Numismatics’ 103:9 ‘Even more Potter philately’ 101:25 ‘Funny Bunny – an early Peter Rabbit piracy’ 108:26 ‘Japanese philately – and Year of the Rabbit coins’ 121:28 ‘More versions of The Tale of Peter Rabbit’ 127:15 ‘‘New’ Potter dolls’ 102:22 Presentation at the Philadelphia conference 123:9 Talk at Fresno, ‘The humour in the little books of BP’ 213:9 ‘The Complete Tales – Luxury edition’ 113:18 ‘The Further Tale of Peter Rabbit’ 127:18 The Mark Ottignon Collection 128:32 The Tailor of Gloucester, limited edition (review) 129:23 ‘The Tale of Peter Rabbit – new variants, a pop-up version ...’ (review) 125:19 The Tale of Peter Rabbit (BP, The Pop Art Edition) (review) 130:19 ‘Two new Warne books’ 126:22 Google 110:2 Gorse Hall (BP’s maternal grandparents’ home) 103:5; 106:14; 127:13, 22 Fernery, summer house and kitchen garden 106:14 Friends of Gorse Hall 103:5, 6 Helen Potter’s landscape of Newton from Gorse Hall 107:6 Greene, Graham (UK author) ‘BP: A Critical Estimate’ (essay 1933) 107:14, 15 Greene, Vivien 123:12

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Greetings cards album 107:5 Gregory, Glyn ‘Miss Potter’s bridges’ (review) 123:13 Grinstein, Alexander (author of controversial book on BP) 108:30 Gwaynynog (BP’s aunt’s home) 103:5; 113:17; 114:28; 116:4; 122:15; 126:4; 130:21 The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies event 114:5 Hafod-y-Bryn (Potter holiday house) 128:21; 129:6 Halebian, Carol 104:14; 108:26 Premiere of Miss Potter 104:17 ‘‘The ABC of it: Why Children’s Books Matter’, New York’ 130:13 Hancock, Pam 115:12 Hanson-Smith, Christopher 101:8 ‘In the early days...’ 130:10 ‘Mrs Heelis’s hairdresser’ 112:26 ‘Reminiscences of Lingholm and Derwentwater’ 127:30 Happy Pair, A (illustrated by BP, Hildesheimer & Faulkner) 102:24, 25; 106:2, 20; 109:9; 112:27; 118:10, 25; 119:30; 122:17; 128:32, 33; 130:33 Pirated editions 122:17, 18 Harescombe Grange (Gloucestershire – home of the Hutton family) 106:13 Harris, Joel Chandler (compiler of the Uncle Remus books) 121:6; 125:11 Harris, Rolf ‘Rolf on Art: BP’ 108:8 Hawkshead 105:11 BP Gallery 120:28 ‘News from the Hawkshead and BP Properties of the National Trust’ 101:27; 102:26; 103:26; 104:32; 105:28; 106:26; 107:25; 108:27; 109:21 ; 110:21; 111:21; 112:25; 113:26; 114:26; 115:28; 116:21 ‘News from the National Trust South Lakes Property’ 117:23 ‘News from the South Lakes Property of the National Trust’ 119:29 The Sun Inn 111:14 Headon, Will Obituary 105:31 Heaton, Margaret ‘The AGM of The House of The Tailor of Gloucester’ 109:33 Hedgehogs 106:32; 121:22; 130:21 Heelis, John (Brigadier) (great-nephew of William Heelis) 110:32 Obituary 111:30 Heelis, William 104:12; 128:22 Hello Jemima! (Warne) (review) 126:24 Herdwick sheep 101:30; 102:10; 105:7, 8; 111:8; 112:21; 115:8, 23; 119:14, 18; 126:32; 129:2 Herries, Amanda Talk at Autumn Meeting 123:12 Hickey, Veronica Obituary 113:31 High Yewdale Farm 104:8; 112:2; 119:14 Hill, Octavia (co-founder of the National Trust) 104:35 Hill Top Farm 102:12; 105:7; 114:26; 115:11, 14, 28; 116:11; 119:29; 120:28; 122:24; 123:10, 24, 123:30; 124:6, 9, 21, 31; 127:23; 128:17, 23; 129:18; 130:11, 15 Garden 103:26; 104:32; 121:9, 10; 125:9; 127:12 ‘Hill Top repairs’ 101:27 Internet shop 104:32 Sixtieth anniversary of opening 101:28; 102:26

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Hildesheimer & Faulkner (publishers) 118:10; 123:6 A Happy Pair 112:27; 118:10 Greetings cards 120:28 Our Dear Relations 118:10 History of the Writings of BP, A (L. Linder) 103:8, 25; 107:31; 114:27, 28; 120:4, 21; 121:25; 121:6; 124:11; 127:28 Hobbs, Anne Stevenson 117:10; 120:13 ‘Cover story: Beatrix’s early sheep painting’ 116:8 Holdsworth, Kitty (Girl Guides leader) 126:9 Hollindale, Peter 107:18; 123:18 ‘Bizarre appearance of Peter Rabbit’ 104:28 ‘‘Food, glorious food’’ 117:28 ‘Inventing Peter’ 129:14; 130:34 ‘Peter Rabbit and the law’ 121:7 ‘Peter Rabbit for adults only’ 112:10 ‘Potter in Academe’ 108:13 ‘Potter in the Pantheon’ 107:14 ‘Potter Remembered’ 130:27 ‘‘Shepherdess: Lancashire’’ 111:8 ‘Squirrels afloat’ 120:10 ‘The perils of story time’ 114:12 ‘The Tale of Two Clarks’ 109:11 Horn Book, The 102:24; 109:34; 113:14; 119:7; 128:4; 129:2 House of the Tailor of Gloucester, The 101:30; 102:25, 27; 103:2, 30; 104:2; 106:2; 107:2; 108:4, 30; 110:3, 27; 114:31; 115:29; 116:30; 119:35; 122:5; 123:21; 125:31; 126:4; 127:26; 129:23; 130:21 AGM report 113:32; 118:30 Animated mice display 114:2 Report on the AGM 109:33 Houseman, Liz ‘New lease of life for Bend or Bump’ 103:27 Hunt, William Henry (artist) ‘Primroses and Bird’s Nest’ 105:14 Hunter, Liz (Committee, National Trust ex officio) see also Hunter MacFarlane, Liz ‘Hill Top repairs’ 101:27 ‘New arrivals at the Hawkshead & Beatrix Potter Property’ 104:32 ‘News from the Hawkshead & BP Property of the National Trust’ 102:26; 103:26 Hunter MacFarlane, Liz 105:2 ‘News from the Hawkshead & BP Property of the National Trust’ 105:28; 106:26; 109:21 Hutton, Caroline (descendant of BP’s cousin) 103:2; 106:13; 111:6; 112:27; 121:4 Hutton family 106:13 Hutton, Sophia Holland 111:12 Hyde Parker, Sir William (10th Baronet, husband of BP’s cousin Ethel) 117:9 Hydroplanes 108:15; 124:24; 125:11 Illis, Ben The Tale of The Town Mouse and The Country Mouse: A Modern Retelling (review) 104:15 Immel, Andrea Presentation at the Philadelphia conference 123:76 Ingelow, Jean (Victorian author) 121:9 International Health Exhibition, 1884 128:19 In the Lakeland Footsteps of BP (Lindsey Porter) (review) 126:26

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Introducing BP project 101:19; 102:19; 103:18; 104:14, 28; 105:25; 106:25; 107:22; 111:19; 112:18; 113:20; 113:24; 114:17, 21; 115:17, 20; 116:26; 117:30; 118:29; 119:26; 120:19; 121:19; 122:22; 123:10; 124:27; 125:27; 126:30; 128:26, 27; 129:22; 130:31 In Japan 100:20 In Spain 116:28 In Sweden 115:20 Invalid Children’s Aid Association (ICAA) 102:24 Ishii, Momoko (translator of BP’s Tales in Japanese) 104:30; 108:28; 109:31; 110:21; Obituary 109:35 Jackson, Laura ‘Letters from Mrs Heelis in Waterville, Maine’ 101:10 Jackson, Susan Miller ‘Tea with BP’ 113:14 Japan Popularity of BP’s work 116:9 Japonism 116:11 Jehpsson, Madeleine ‘Peter Rabbit goes to China’ 123:29 ‘The [2008] Study Conference’ (with Marie-Helene Klementsson) 110:5 Jelfs, Clare Book reviews 129:25, 130:19 ‘Jemima Puddle-duck and her friends’ (music by Steven McNeff) 122:20 Jemima Puddle-Duck Buggy Book (Warne) (review) 126:24 Jemima Puddle-Duck: My first little library (Warne) 126:24 Jemima Puddle-Duck: The Tale of a Silly Little Duck (Warne) (review) 126:23 Jones, Barry Obituary 105:31 Journal of BP from 1881 to 1897, The 104:12; 106:6, 107:31; 109:13, 15, 16 Joy, Libby Joy, Libby (Committee, Chairman; Journal and Newsletter Editor) 125:5 ‘And the 2013 Centenary Edition’ 129:25 BP in America (BP US Studies I) 103:2; (review) 104:12 ‘Note from the Chair’ 124:2; 125:2; 126:2; 127:2; 128:2; 129:2; 130:2 ‘Our walk with Robin Bray’ 123:14 ‘Potter connections in the [‘Millais’] exhibition 107:6 ‘The Autumn Meeting in London, on Saturday 8 October’ 107:5 ‘The Age of Enchantment: Beardsley, Dulac and their Contemporaries’ 108:22 ‘The Christmas Gathering in London, Saturday, 6 December 2008’ 112:4 ‘The Linder Lecture 2009: BP and the Nicolsons’ 213:9 ‘The Potter family’s collector’s cabinet’ 127:10 ‘The Society’s new Christmas card’ 129:12 Journal of BP from 1881 to 1897, The 112:30; 124:6, 11, 14; 125:12; 128:19 eBook 115:29 Kamishibai (storytelling using picture boards) 107:28; 108:28 Kamiyama, Asuka Comments on the Study Conference 2008 110:6 Kawano, Yoshihide (Liaison Officer, Japan) 103:8; 105:12; 107:28; 110:20 ‘A campaign and three exhibitions in Japan’ (with George Wallace) 111:23 ‘Celebrations in Japan’ 120:26 ‘Early Japanese translations’ 106:16 ‘News from Japan’ 109:31; 115:25; 117:27; 118:25; 121:24; 123:22; 124:29; 125:29; 126:33; 127:24; 129:18; 130:22 ‘Peter Rabbit in Japanese kamishibai’ (with George Wallace) 108:28 ‘Starring – two naughty rabbits called Peter and Ben’ 113:25

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‘The opening of the Beatrix Potter Reference Library in Japan’ 101:11 Kendal Museum 105:14 Kerslake, Lorraine ‘Mr. Hopkirk – aka Mr. McGregor?’ 119:32 Kilner, Graham ‘Update on the Armitt Library and Museum’ 119:34 Kirschner, David (co-producer of Miss Potter) 101:4, 21 Kitano, Sakuko A Journey around Peter Rabbit: Visiting Potter Places (review) 130:22 Kitchen, Joyce Obituary 126:35 Klementsson, Marie-Helene ‘Elsa Beskow – BP’s Swedish counterpart’ 119:20 ‘The [2008] Study Conference’ (with Madeleine Jehpsson) 110:5 Lacey, William (Potters’ coachman at Dinting Lodge) 121: 22 Ladevèze, Jack 115:15; 129:29 Lake District 117:20, 22; 118:24; 123:14, 19, 21, 24, 124:10; 125:16, 23; 125:8; 126:26; 128:36; 129:17 Abi and Tom’s Garden Plants 121:31 Websites 114:31 Lakeland Book of the Year Award 2007 106:31 Lancaster, Pam ‘A wedding gift’ 101:8 ‘The Millais Exhibition at Tate Britain’ 107:6 Landmine 113:27; 114:14 Lane, Margaret (Countess of Huntingdon) 115:13; 120:5 The Tale of BP 104:12; 119:17, 18; 120:5; 129:14 Law, Anadel Report on Fresco conference – Sunday 213:10 Report on the Pasadena weekend: ‘Sunday, 11 April 2010’ 117:7 Law, Theresa 104:29 Laws, Emma (Committee, Victoria & Albert Museum ex officio) 119:9 ‘A fairyland of flowers: BP and Cicely Mary Barker’ 115:30 ‘BP: ‘all the little side shows’’ 109:28 ‘‘Gardens neatly razed’: the art of the Flopsy Bunnies’ 114:28 Talk at Fresno ‘The art of Bertram Potter’ 113:11 Lear, Edward BP’s picture letters of ‘T’he Owl and the Pussy-Cat’ 128:6 Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany and Alphabets 126:15 Two hundredth birthday 126:15 Lear, Linda 123:19, 33, 36 ‘A natural friendship: BP Heelis and the 1st Chorlton-cum-Hardy Girl Guides’ 126:8 ‘A Pre-Raphaelite exhibition’ 129:11 BP: A Life in Nature 103:11, 104:2, 12, 15, 21, 22; 105:11; 108:18; 110:31; 123:15 ‘BP and Geology – Part 1’ 106:12 ‘BP and Geology – Part 2’ 111:12 ‘BP and the hydroplanes on Windermere’ (with Selwyn Goodacre) 108:15 ‘BP’s Gardening Life: The plants and places that inspired the classic children’s tales, Marta McDowell’ 130:15 ‘Discoveries and Delights in the Details of a Life’ 107:9 ‘A Life in Nature’ 103:10; 104:2, 12 Lakeland Book of the Year award 106:31 ‘The hazards of biography: revision’ 114: 8

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Leech, Ann Bosdin 116:32 Obituary 113:31 Leech, Jane (BP’s maternal grandmother) 103:4; 105:14; 111:6; see also Ashton, Jane Leech, John (BP’s maternal grandfather) 103:4 Leigh-Fermor, Patrick (UK author) ‘Early Reading and Desert Island Books’ (essay 1992) 107:15 Lennel House (Potter holiday home) 119:32, 34 Letters to Children from BP (Judy Taylor) 114:31; 121:22; 128:13 Lichens 110:12 Lightner, Karen 104:14 ‘Beyond this Time and Place: Children’s Books in England’ (Free Library of Philadelphia’ 109:29 Presentation at the Philadelphia conference 123:6 Linder, Enid see Victoria and Albert Museum, Enid Linder Showcase Linder Foundation 103:9 Linder, Leslie 104:13, 30; 107:5; 109:8; 110:31; 115:15; 121:25; 129:5,13; see also Enid Linder Foundation; History of the Writings of BP, A; Linder Memorial Lectures Manuscript of The Little Mouse at the Wedding 127:25 Linder Memorial Lectures Twenty-sixth (2006) Bernard (Bill) Cotton ‘BP’s furniture’ (review) 101:6 Twenty-seventh (2007) Liz Hunter MacFarlane ‘Caring for the BP Legacy’ (review) 105:7 Twenty-eighth (2008) Linda Lear ‘BP’s mentors: the men in her life’ (review) 109:8 Twenty-ninth (2009) Judy Taylor ‘BP and the Nicholsons’ (review) 113:12 Thirtieth (2010) Peter Liddle ‘BP and the two World Wars’ (review) 117:8 Thirty-first (2011) Lolly Robinson ‘The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes’ (review) 121:4 Thirty-second (2012) Marta McDowell ‘BP in the garden’ (review) 125:8 Thirty-third (2013) Irene Whalley ‘Discovering BP: An Endless Quest’ (review) 129:5 Lindeth How (Potter holiday house, later Helen Potter’s home) 107:6; 120:23 Lingholm (Potter holiday home) 126:32; 127:30; 130:2 Linnean Society 103:3, 10; 110:12 BP event 125:6 Lithuania 122:25 Little Books: A Closer Look, The (George Wallace) (review) 126:19 Little Mouse at the Wedding, The (BP and Leslie Linder manuscript) 127:25 ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ (BP’s version) 101:29 London Zoo 106:6 Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden 117:7 Lucas, Richard 124:10 ‘The challenges of creating a BP garden’ 121:13 Lupton, Elinor and Bessie (BP’s distant cousins) 102:24; 105:17; 120:14; 122:17 Lupton, Francis Connection with Kate Middleton 121:2 Lupton, Olive (distant relative of BP’s by marriage) 119:34 Connection with Kate Middleton 119:34 Lyall, Harriet ‘Squirrels go nuts: the wild side of Timmy Tiptoes’ 110:10 Making of Miss Potter, The (Garth Pearce) (review) 103:12 McCullough, Rohan (actress) 108:4; 114:6 McDonough, Eddie ‘Fell ponies and Herdwick sheep’ 102:10 McDowell, Marta ‘A Happy Pair: Plants in two botanical paintings at Kew’ 130:6 ‘A visit to Camfield Place’ 126:11 ‘‘Band nice, food and most things related to health, very dull’’ 128:19

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‘Bertram, Beatrix and the Royal Horticultural Society’s Gardens’ 125:13 ‘BP and garden history’ 121:7 ‘BP’s cacti’ 123:15 BP’s Gardening Life: The plants and places that inspired the classic children’s tales 130:15 ‘Chrysanthemums’ 127:12 Magazine article ‘BP: A gardener at heart’ 124:20 ‘Was botanical art taught at the Manchester School of Art?’ 122:29 MacFarlane, Liz Hunter (Committee, National Trust ex officio) 119:40; 123:18, 21, 24 ‘News from the Hawkshead & BP Property of The National Trust’ 111:21; 112:25; 114:26; 115:28; 116:21 ‘News from the National Trust South Lakes Property’ 117:23 ‘News from the South Lakes Property of the National Trust’ 119:29; 120:28; 130:24 ‘Planting the BP rose at Hill Top’ 118:23 Talk at Fresno ‘The art of Bertram Potter’ 113:11 McGeachie, Lynne; see also Introducing BP project; Reading BP project; Tale o Peter Kinnen, The ‘The BP rose in flower in Scotland’ 122:28 McGrath, Leslie 115:10, 12 McIntosh, Charles (the Perthshire naturalist) 108:11; 109:8; 125:7 Mackereth, John (BP’s first farm manager) 121:22; 122:30 McMillan, Barbara ‘Hunca Munca – the miniature world’ (report on talk) 123:12 McNeff, Stephen (Composer) The Tales of Peter Rabbit suite 119:36 McWhirter, Katy ‘Report on the Conference’ 126:5 ‘The Wednesday Daughters, Meg Waite Clayton’ (book review) 130:17 Manson, Susan (Frederick Warne’s granddaughter) 105 Marks and Spencer 121:20 Marshall, Mandy (Committee, Co-opted; Sales Manager) ‘New Sales Manager – Mandy Marshall’ 129:28 ‘The Sales Manager’s Shelves’ 129:19; 130:20 Martin, Brenda ‘My take on the Tour’ 118:4; 125:4 Martineau, Caroline (principal, cousin of James Martineau) 111:14 Martineau, Dr James (theologian and philosopher, Rupert Potter’s mentor) 111:5 Matsukawa, Jiro (translator of two of BP’s Tales into Japanese) 106:16 Melford Hall (BP’s cousin Ethel’s home) 103:2, 5; 109:30 Merchandise 101:22; 109:28; see also Goodacre, Selwyn ‘At the saleroom’, Schuster, Greta and Thomas; Stamps All Night Media Inc (rubber stamps) 112:15 American Specialties Confections (tins) 111:24 AMG Corp (jigsaw puzzles in tins) 111:25 ANRI (musical boxes) 107:20 Armstrong & Claydon (tins) 110:24 Bentley (shortbread tins) 111:24 Beswick figurines 103:21; 109:33; 112:27; 125:28; 128:33 Sale of 101:28; 102:22; 106:20 ‘Aunty’ Pettitoes 113:28 Mrs. Tabitha Twitchit 114:24 Bilston & Battersea Enamels (enamel boxes) 111:26; 113:28 Bookmark 106:28 Border Fine Arts (resin figurines, decorations) 109:27; 120:25; 129:26; 130:32

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Burlington Productions (DVDs, portfolio sets – prints and cards) 105:22 ; 107:20 Cameron & Smith Ltd. (distributors of enamel boxes) 104:30 Calendars 126:30 Cashs of Ireland (Wedgwood Peter Rabbit china) 105:26 Cash’s UK (Woven cards, bookmarks, pictures) 122:16 Charlotte di Vita teapots 103:20 Christmas decorations 130:32 Coins 121:28 Collectables Manual – Cash in on the Credit Crunch (Jamie Breese) 116:14 Coniston Gifts (mugs, coasters, fridge magnets, key rings, tea towels) 109:32 Crabtree &Evelyn (tin ‘lunch box’) 109:27 Crummles (enamel boxes) 104:30 Desperate Enterprises (tins signs, switch plates) 111:24 Edmund Potter & Co., Ltd. (Potter calico fabrics) 117:26 Elite Gift Boxes (tins) 111:25 Enesco Limited (tin figurines, enamel boxes) 111:25, 26 Environmental Graphics (murals) 112:16 Fleming International (giftware) 106:19 Frederick Warne (tin trays, calendars, diaries) 110:26) 109:27 Get Fresh Cosmetics Pty Ltd (bath and body products for babies) 109:31 Goodacre Carpets (Herdwick carpets) 101:30 Grimwade & Co (teaset) 101:13, 26; 107:9, 21; 108:25; 112:27; 120:20 Fan 130:23 Fieldsman Trails Lts (tactile images) 116:28 Frankford Candy Company (tins replica books with chocolate eggs inside) 111:25 Grimwade & Co (pottery) 128:33 Halcyon Days (enamel boxes) 104:30; 121:23 Haligan Raby (handbag, wallet, purse) 112:14 Hallmark (cards and ornaments) 102:20 Hampton Collection World of BP Collection (figurines) 106:19 Hand & Hammer Silversmiths (sterling ornaments) 111:26 Harry London Candies (tins with chocolates) 111:25 Hermes (scarves) 118:28 Hunkydory Designs (tinware) 109:27 Huntley & Palmer (biscuit tins) 109:26 Intergood Bakery Ltd (tins) 110:25 Jane Churchill (wallpaper and fabrics) 125:24 Jemima Puddle-duck doll 113:27 Keepsake Quilting (fabric) 106:19 Kids Preferred, Inc (plush toys) 113:29 Kidstamps (rubber stamps) 112:15 Lakeland (mugs) 109:32 Lunn Antiques ((cotton items) 110:26 McVitie & Price (biscuit tin) 109:26 Meri Meri (Party ware and Easter items) 124:22 Michel & Company (tins) 111:24 Midwest of Cannon Falls (porcelain boxes, glass ornaments) 103:19; 111:24 Minton (tiles) 106:2 Moonpig (greetings cards) 115:24 Past Times (garden ornaments) 117:23 Peter Rabbit and Friends 102:31 Peter Rabbit Bakery, Japan 109:31 Peter Rabbit desktop wallpaper 121:24

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Peter Rabbit doll 109:28 Peter Rabbit Flowers, Japan 109:31 Peter Rabbit game 109:28 Pobjoy Mint Ltd (coins) 121:28 New English Teas (tea) 123:25 Rainbow Designs (soft toys) 102:22; 111:26; 114:23 Reutter Porzellan (nursery items, ornaments) 111:26; 130:32 R. John Wright (dolls) 106:18; 110:26; 112:16 R.M. Palmer Company (chocolate) 109:34 Robert Frederick Ltd (stationery) 128:30 Royal Opera House (note cards) 116:20 St Michael / Marks and Spencer (toys, clothing, games, books, bedding, etc.) 121:20 San Francisco Music Box Company (musical gifts) 112:16 Schilling Toy Company (tins) 111:24 Schmid (musical boxes) catalogue 107:20; (circular tins) 109:26 Stampendous (rubber stamps) 112:15 Steiff (soft toys) 102:22, 24; 111:26, 27; 118:30; 119:30; 120:20; 128:33 Takarajimasha Inc (stationery) 125:30 Tea towels 119:27 Teleflora (flower delivery) 113:29 That Company Called If (bookmarks and notebooks) 115:24 The Dolls House Emporium (dolls’ houses) 115:26 Vienna Bronzes 103:22 Warren Ford Ltd (tins) 110:24 Waterford Wedgwood (china) 112:16; 113:27 Wedgwood (china, tins) 107:10; 110:25; 128:33 Woods of Windsor 111:25 World of BP (calendar) 111:27 Yoshitoku Doll Company (dolls) 120:27 Millais, Sir John Everett 109:13; 111:12; 121:8; 129:11; see also ‘Millais’ (exhibition at Tate Britain) Bubbles 107:6, 7 Ferdinand and Ariel 107:7 Isabella 106:10; 107:7 ‘Millais’ (exhibition at Tate Britain) 106:9; 107:6; catalogue 106:10 Ophelia 106:10; 107:7 Miller, Bertha Mahony (BP’s friend) 102:24; 104:14, 32; 110:31; 115:13; 119:7, 8; 124:23 ‘M is for Mouse’ (exhibition at Cotsen’s Children’s Library) 107:9 Miss Potter (film) 101:2, 4, 20, 21, 31; 102:25; 103:2; 104:2, 10, 22, 32; 105:2; 107:28, 33; 108:2, 29; 110:2, 20, 21; 124:8; 126:27; (comments on) 104:19; (discussion on) 107:10; DVD 105:29; in Croatia 105:29; in Japan 109:31; in The Netherlands 105:32; (music) 107:36; (premieres) 104:16; 105:32 Miss Potter: A Novel (Richard Maltby) (review) 103:12 Mitsudo, Yumiko ‘A visit to the Japanese Hill Top’ 105:13 ‘BP’s Cinderella’ 124:11 ‘The key to Sister Anne: a study of BP’s version of Bluebeard’ 118:13 ‘The tale of the Herdwick fleece’ 112:21 ‘Through the looking glass of Japanese art’ 116:9 Moffat, John (National Trust Property Manager) 103:27 ‘And the special BP Gallery edition’ 125:21 ‘News from the Hawkshead & BP Property of The National Trust’ 104:32; 107:25; 108:27; 113:26 ‘News from the South Lakes Property of the National Trust’ 122:24; 123:24; 124:21; 125:17; 127:23; 128:23; 129:17 ‘Update from the National Trust’ 118:22

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Obituaries Bartlett, Wynne 108:31; Battrick, Elizabeth 105:30; Beales, Peter, MBE, 128:36; Bewley, Jean 128:36; Bottomley, Nancy 108:31; Brocklehurst, Edith 110:31; Brownett, Aughtry 115:30; Duke, Joan 116:31; Ercek, Evelyn 118:31; Forbes, Bryan 129:30; Headon, Will 105:31; Heelis, John 111:30; Hickey, Veronica 113:31; Ishii, Momoko 109:35; Jones, Barry 105:31; Kitchen, Joyce 126:35; Leech, Ann Bosdin 113:31; Morse, Jane Crowell 124:30; Nicholson, Nancy 105:31; Parker, Audrey 112:32; Pearson, Marion 111:30; Reynolds, Beth 129:30; Schuster, Thomas 128:36; Selwyn, Bernard 130:34; Sheets, Helen 117:35; Smith, Diana 118:31; Stokes, Brian 104:36; Straight, Gloria 128:37; Tuckey, Peter 114:31; Tudor, Tasha 110:31; Van Winkle, Mary 118:30; Williams, Pamela 117:35; Wright, Nonya 110:31; Young, Mary 126:35 O’Conor, Juliet ‘Description of a concertina book’ 103:24 Octavia Hill Society 110:2 ‘Once upon a Time There Was a Beatrix’ (radio play) 128:46 (review) 129:14 Ornamental Embroidery (club) 125:31 Osborne Collection (Toronto Public Library) 115:10; 122:27

Osiek, Barbara ‘Potter letters in Denver, Colorado, USA’ 108:18 Our Dear Relations ((Frederick Weatherly, illustrated by BP) 118:10; 122:17 ‘Over Rainbows and Down Rabbit Holes’, (exhibition, Amherst) 113:6; 114:19 Owen, Rebecca (BP’s friend) 101:10 Parker, Audrey Obituary 112:32 Parsons, Christine (Frederick Warne’s granddaughter) 105:9 Gift of Warne photographs 103:2, 28 Paterson, Katherine (US author) 113:7; 116:24 Pearson, Marion Obituary 111:30 Pepper, David ‘BP ‘returns’ to Camfield Place’ 126:14 ‘Dissecting Peter Rabbit: Perspectives on the art of Beatrix Potter’ 119:9 Perlmutter, Gary ‘BP and the lichens’ 110:12 ‘The St Michael / Marks and Spence BP collection’ 121:20 ‘William Fruing & Co. Limited’ 128:33 Perth Museum and Art Gallery, Scotland 126:32 Peter Beales Roses 115:16; 116:6; 117:11 Peter Rabbit 123 (Warne) (review) 128:28 Peter Rabbit abc (Warne) (review) 128:28 Peter Rabbit: A Lucky Escape (review) 109:19 Peter Rabbit and Friends: a pop-up book (review) 109:18 Peter Rabbit and the Egg Hunt (Warne) (review) 112:11 Peter Rabbit and the Flopsy Bunnies (review) 109:18 Peter Rabbit bathtime fun! (Warne) (review) 129:25 Peter Rabbit – Book and Toy (Warne) (review) 127:15 Peter Rabbit buggy book (review) 122: 11 Peter Rabbit finger puppet book (review) 121:15 Peter Rabbit First Words: A slide-and-see book (Warne) (review) 126:24 Peter Rabbit Lift-the-Flap Shapes, Opposites and Sizes (review) 109:19 Peter Rabbit Munch! Crunch! A Sound Book (review) 121:15 Peter Rabbit Music Books, The (review) 122:17 Peter Rabbit my first little library (review) 122: 11 Peter Rabbit: Peekaboo Peter! (review) 122:11

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Peter Rabbit’s Almanac for 1929 (BP) 120:28; 121:27; 128:33 Peter Rabbit: Show Me Your Ears (Warne) (review) 118:22 Pets (BP’s) 106:2; 107:19; 123:7, 11; 127:6, 7; 128:18 Philadelphia, Free Library of 103:8; 104:14; 110:31 ‘Preserving BP’s legacy: collectors and collections’ (Conference) 123:5 ‘Society ‘brainstorming’ meeting at Philadelphia’ 123:32 Philately 101:25; 103:9; 106:20; 112:17; 121: 28; 128:31 Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden Art classes ‘Classic Illustration Styles of BP’ 113:32 Piracies 104:14; 107:21; 108:26, 28; 109:34; 110:8; 115:12; 123:8; 124:16; 125:28 Pitkin Guide to BP, The (Annie Bullen) 114:15 Piitaa Usagi no Bouken 112:22; 113:13, 25; 118:26 Plays, see also Ballet, Musicals Beatrix 124:6, 32 Happy Birthday Peter Rabbit 126:34 Jemima Puddle-Duck and Her Friends 104:25; (review) 105:23 ‘Once upon a time there was a Beatrix’ 128:36 The Tale of Jemima Puddle-duck 113:9 Pleasant Trips by Trains and Ships to Little Folks’ Country (Ernest Nister) 118:12, 26; 128:32; 129:10, 11 Potter, Edith (BP’s cousin) 102:13 Potter, Edmund (BP’s grandfather) 107:30; 108:11; 116:24; 122:24, 29; 127:14; see also Dinting Vale; Edmund Potter & Co., Ltd. (Potter calico fabrics) 117:26 Potter, Edmund Crompton (BP’s uncle) 101:14; 124:14; 127:12 Potter family archive (‘The treasure box’) 105:9 Potter, Helen (BP’s mother) 108:11; 127:13 Drawing of Newton from Gorse Hall 107:6 Wedding gift 101:8 Potter, Helen Beatrix (Mrs William Heelis) 129:14; 130:27 Archaeological illustrations 107:33; 110:13 As collector 127:10 As farmer 115:7, 8, 9; 119:18 As gardener 121:9, 10, 13 As mycologist 114:8; 115:29; 116:30; 120:2; 121:8; 124:3; 125:6; 130:5 ‘A walk among the funguses’ (unpublished work) 125:7 Belief in fairies 108:22; 112:25,26 Birthday parties in the US for 126:33 Book illustrations 107:33 Cards 109:6; 128:32 Christmas cards 122:17; 127:14; 130:22 Greetings cards 118:10; 120:28 Copy of The Instructive Picture Book (Adam White, 1857) 130:25 Clogs 109:22 Correspondence 101:10, 12 Doll’s dress 105:8 Drawings 118:11; 126:27 Bedwell Lodge 119:17 Food 117:28 Furniture 101:6 Girl Guides 126:8 Haircut 112:26; 128:22; 129:16 Illustrations for fairy stories 128:8 Influence of Joel Chandler Harris 121:6

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Involvement with District Nursing 128:36 Letters 102:24; 107:21; 109:3, 34; 111:27; 115:25; 116:25; 118:3; 119:6, 10, 17; 121:22, 25; 122:17, 30; 123:7, 11; 124:24; 125:16; 126:9, 10; 128:19; 130:8 Dear Ivy, Dear June: Letters from BP 115:11 Miniature letters 123:6; 126:22 Picture letters 107:9; 120:4; 128:5 To children 123:7, 21; 127:20; 128:6, 17, 20 Lithograph 111:13 Manuscripts 127: 8, 25 Movable pictures 120:12; 122:17; 123:8 Paintings on silk 101:29; 103:23 Pen and ink drawings 102:24 ‘Portinscale Bridge and Skiddaw’ 109:29 Pencil illustrations 107:5 Peter Rabbit doll 109:28 Peter Rabbit game 109:28 Religious beliefs 111:7 Scientific interests 110:12, 13; 111:12 Sketches Rabbits 123:6 Sandy the dog 126:7 ‘The cats’ meat man’ 128:32 Weasel 120:15 Tea with 213:14 The Mark Ottignon Collection 128:32 Walking sticks 116:24; 123:11; 128:8, 10 Watercolours 102:24; 103:1; 110:14, 23; 115:25; 126:28; 129:26; 130:25; ‘Amiable guinea-pig’ 129:18 Bats 110:3 Belonging to Maurice Sendak 123:11 Border designs for photographs 107:5 Botanical 114:24, 25; 121:29; 123:16; 130:5, 6 ‘China Shepherdess’ 109:29 Cinderella 109:6; 113:6; 124:11, 128:8 Double-sided 107:9 ‘Gentleman rabbit with letter’ 128:31 Guinea pigs 120:cover, 20, 22; 121:27 ‘Lakeland Landscape’ 105:15 ‘Mice in Their Store-Room’ 109:6 Mouse looking in a cupboard 130:33 Onions 120:23 ‘Peaches in a Walled Garden’ 105:15; 106:32 Rabbits sledging 118:25; 122:18; 129:12, 13 Sheep 116:2, 8 Snail 120:20, 21 ‘The Happy Pair’ 121:6 ‘There was an old woman who lived in a shoe’ 107:21 The Tea Party 118:25 ‘This little pig went to market’ 109:30 ‘Three mice about to eat a Christmas Pudding’ 122:18 Wikipedia entry 126:35 Will 105:14; 120:7

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Pottering About (BP Society’s e-newsletter) 124:4; 127:31; 128:39 Potter, Mary Catherine (Kate) (BP’s cousin) 214:14 Potter, Rupert (BP’s father) As a barrister 107:9 Collaboration with Millais 106:9; 107:6 Photographs 123:8, 19; 128:32 Album 107:5 In Cotsen Collection 107:9 London Zoo 106:6 Of girls 109:13 Selection – people, places, fauna, flora 108:10 Vere Foster transfer prints Wedding gift 101:8 Potter, Walter (BP’s uncle) 101:14 Potter, Walter Bertram (BP’s brother) 103:26; 108:11; 122:26; 123:23 Etchings 105:14; 107:6; 123:23 Watercolour of sweetpeas 107:6 Watercolours by BP left to Walter 110:23 Poulter, David and Anne ‘And to Western Australia’ 123:29 Susan Denyer’s talk: BP and her farms’’ 115:7 Pre-Raphaelites 129:11, 12 Price, Phillip (Committee, Meetings Secretary) 125:5 ‘Two stage productions compared’ 213:19 ‘The BP Guide to Business: Review of the radio programmes, 4–8 January 2010’ 116:18 Primrose, Gary (naturalist) 123:19 Prince of Wales, HRH The 112::29 Pritchard, Catherine ‘The sampler at Hill Top’ 112:20 Pritchard, John Samuel (the real tailor of Gloucester) 113:27; 119:35; 121:22; 121:4, 5, 6 Pruitt, Adrienne ‘Sunday morning at the Rosenback Museum and Library’ 123:10 Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother 112:28 Queen Mary 2 Society lectures on board 121:2; 122:22; 123:20 Rabbit’s Christmas Party, The (BP) 113:19; 126:25 Rare Book Review (UK magazine) Article on BP 103:24 Rasmussen, Martha ‘Peter Rabbit Garden’ 109:29 Rawnsley, Canon Hardwicke (co-founder of the National Trust) 104:35, 105:10; 108:16; 109:9; 111:12; 125:11, 17, 18, 23; 126:32; 130:11 Ray, Sheila The Little Books: A Closer Look (George Wallace) (review) 126:19 ‘The roly-poly pudding’ 110:9 Reading BP project 101:16; 102:16; 103:16; 104:14, 104:26; 105:34; 106:22; 107:22; 108:19; 109:23; 110:17; 111:19; 112:18; 113:20; 114:17; 115:17; 116:26; 117:30; 118:29; 119:23; 120:15; 121:17; 122:19; 123:10, 26, 29; 124:25; 125:25; 126:28; 127:19; 128:25; 129:20; 130:29 In Japan 128:27 In South Africa 128:26 Progress Reports – 2005 100:16, 32; 2006 105:24; 2007 109:23, 110:19 Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Reading Event 105:5 Santa Barbara Public Library 109:7

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Reilly, Joyce ‘At the Brandywine River Museum’ 107:29 ‘Comments on the Conference’ 118:7 ‘Informal gathering in Chatham, NJ’ 103:7 ‘’“Over Rainbows and Down Rabbit Holes” at Amherst’ 113:6 ‘The 2008 Holiday Tour’ 110:4 Reviews Ballet Tales of BP (Sir Frederick Ashton; John Lanchbery) 108:6 Books 110th Anniversary Edition Peter Rabbit boxed set (BP and Emma Thompson) 128:29 A bibliography of Unauthorised American Editions of The Tale of Peter Rabbit by BP 1904- 1980 (John R Hunter) 124:16 A Fine Romance: Falling in Love with the English Countryside (Susan Branch) 130:17 At Home with BP: The creator of Peter Rabbit (Susan Denyer) 113:15 BP A Journal (Warne) 103:12 BP: A Life in Nature (Linda Lear) 104:12 BP and the Natural World (Studies XIV) (Libby Joy and Judy Taylor eds.) 123:18 BP Collectibles: The Peter Rabbit Story Characters (Debby DuBay and Kara Sewall) 101:22 BP Collection (Beatrix Potter Reference Library) 101:13 BP: Fables to Faeries (Studies XII) (Rowena Godfrey ed.) 116:14 BP: Her Lakeland Years (W R Mitchell) 118:20 BP’s Gardening Life: The plants and places that inspired the classic children’s tales (Marta McDowell) 130:15 BP’s Hedgehogs (Judy Taylor) 126:21 BP’s Lake District (Gilly Cameron Cooper) 105:18 BP’s Lake District: By Hetty Herdwick... (Les and Lorraine Ives) 126:26 BP’s Scotland: Her Perthshire Inspiration (Lynne McGeachie) 118:19 BP: Sources of her Inspiration (Studies XII) (Enid Bassom, Mary Faulkner, Jackie Taylor, Irene Whalley eds.) 107:18 BP: The Complete Tales (Warne) 126:25 BP: Thirty Years of Discovery and Appreciation (Libby Joy and Judy Taylor eds) 118:17 Collectables Manual – Cash in on the Credit Crunch (Jamie Breese) 116:14 Confessions of a Collector: Or How to be a Part-Time Treasure Hunter (Hunter Davies) 124:17 Dear Peter: Miniature Letters by BP: Anniversary Edition (Warne) 126:22 Easter Surprise (Warne) 128:28 Hello Jemima! (Warne) 126:24 Herdwicks: Herdwick Sheep and the English Lake District 115:23 I Love You (Naturally Better Peter Rabbit series) 112:11 In the Lakeland Footsteps of BP (Lindsey Porter) 126:26 Jemima Puddle-Duck Buggy Book (Warne) 126:24 Jemima Puddle-Duck: My first little library (Warne) 126:24 Jemima Puddle-Duck: The Tale of a Silly Little Duck (Warne) 126:23 Making of Miss Potter, The (Garth Pearce) 103:12 Miss Potter: A Novel (Richard Maltby) 103:12 Miniature World of Peter Rabbit, The 110:27 Night, Night, Peter Rabbit (Warne) (reviews) 122:10; 130:19 Peekaboo! (Naturally Better Peter Rabbit series) 112:12 Peter Rabbit 123 (Warne) 128:28 Peter Rabbit abc (Warne) 128:28 Peter Rabbit and Friends: a pop-up book 109:18 Peter Rabbit and the Egg Hunt (Warne) 112:11 Peter Rabbit: A Winter’s Tale (Warne) 115:22

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Peter Rabbit bathtime fun! (Warne) 129:25 Peter Rabbit – Book and Toy (Warne) 127:15 Peter Rabbit buggy book (Warne) 122: 11 Peter Rabbit finger puppet book (Warne) 121:15 Peter Rabbit First Words: A slide-and-see book (Warne) 126:24 Peter Rabbit: Hop With Me! (Warne) 124:18 Peter Rabbit: Little Library (Warne) 119:21 Peter Rabbit Munch! Crunch! A Sound Book (Warne) 121:15 Peter Rabbit my first little library (Warne) 122: 11 Peter Rabbit: Noisy Shaky Rattle Book (Warne) 124:18 Peter Rabbit: Peekaboo Peter! (Warne) 122:11 Peter Rabbit: Show Me Your Ears (Warne) 118:22 Peter Rabbit: Tickle Tickle Peter! (Warne) 124:18 Silent Summer: The State of Wildlife in Britain and Ireland (Norman Maclean, Editor) 119:22 Snuggle time (Warne) 129:24 Stories, Pictures & Reality (Virginia Lowe) 110:9 Tale of Cuckoo Brow Wood, The (Susan Wittig Albert) 102:23 Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck, The (board book) 109:17 Tale of Peter Rabbit, The (board book) 109:17 Tale of Peter Rabbit, The (Commemorative Movie Edition) 103:12 Tale of The Town Mouse and The Country Mouse: A Modern Retelling, The (Ben Illis, illustrated by Alexander Scarfe) 104:15 Ten Juicy Radishes: A delicious 3D counting book (Warne) 122:10 The Amazing Pop-up Tale of Peter Rabbit (Warne) 125:20 The Complete Tales – Luxury edition 113:18 The Further Tale of Peter Rabbit (Emma Thompson) 127:18 The Landscape Beatrix Potter Gave Us (Junichi Tsujimaru, with Yoshihide Kawano) 117:20 The Little Books: A Closer Look (George Wallace) 126:19 The Original Peter Rabbit Baby Book: My First Year (Warne) 122:12 The Pitkin Guide to BP 114:15 The Tale of a Naughty Little Rabbit (Warne) 122:12 The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse (Beatrix Potter, Centenary Edition) 117:19 The Tale of Peter Rabbit (BP, new variants) 125:19 The Tale of Peter Rabbit (BP, The Pop Art Edition) 130:19 The Untidy House of Mrs. Tittlemouse (Warne) 118:21 The Wednesday Daughters (Meg Waite Clayton) 130:17 The World of Peter Rabbit and BP: Anniversary Edition (Warne) 126:22 The World of Peter Rabbit and BP: Miniature Collection 1–12 (Warne) 127:16 True Story of Peter Rabbit: How a Letter from BP Became a Children’s Classic, The (Jane Johnson) 105:21 Walking with BP: Fifteen Walks in BP Country (Norman and June Buckley) 105:20 Walking with Wordsworth in the Lake District (Norman and June Buckley) 119:22 CDs BP: The Complete Tales (read by Gary Bond et al.) 105:18 Favourite BP Tales (read by Renee Zellweger et al.) 105:18 DVDs BP’s Lakeland Paintings – then and now (Burlington Productions) 105:22 Music BP suite (Christopher Le Fleming) 117:35 Plays BP’s Jemima Puddle-Duck and Her Friends (Adrian Mitchell) 105:23 The Tale of Jemima Puddle-duck (Katherine Paterson, Stephanie Tolan and Steve Liebman) 113:9

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The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies 114:6 The Tales of Peter Rabbit 113:19 ‘The Tales of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny’ 130:23 Radio BP Guide to Business, The 116:18 ‘Once upon a Time There Was a Beatrix’ 129:14 Television Rolf on Art: BP (Rolf Harris) 108:8 Reynolds, Beth Obituary 129:30 Reynolds, Sue (Liaison Officer, Australia) ‘Cover story – the app of Peter Rabbit’ 117:14 ‘News from Australia and New Orleans’ 122:30 ‘Peter Rabbit in Greek in Melbourne’ 110:28 Premiere of Miss Potter 104:18 Rijks-Bentink, Angela ‘100 years of Peter Rabbit in the Netherlands’ 127:16 ‘BP displays’ 109:29 ‘Het Verhaal van Pieter Langoor and other translations in Dutch, Frisian and Afrikaans’ 112:5 Rivière, Briton (artist) 214:15 Robinson, Lolly ‘They thought they could: the little Potter biography that wasn’t’ 115:13 Roly-poly pudding 110: 22 Roly-poly pudding, The 111:26; 113:30; see also Tale of Samuel Whiskers, The Roscoe, Dora (BP’s cousin) 126:18 Roscoe, Edmund (Teddy) (BP’s cousin) 126:18 Roscoe, Lucy (BP’s aunt, Rupert Potter’s sister) 126:17 Roscoe, Margaret (BP’s cousin) 126:18 Roscoe, Sir Henry Enfield (BP’s uncle) 109:9; 110:12; 111:6, 12; 112:2; 117:26; 118:27; 126:16; 127:13; 128:35 Rosenbach Museum and Library 123:10 Ross, Derek ‘BP’s movable pictures’ 120:10 ‘BP’s unpublished Book of Rhymes’ 120:21 ‘The earliest Potter piracy’ 122:18 ‘The ‘Potter’ Nister books and their variants’ 129:8 ‘Work by BP published in the 1890s and some prices for it today’ 118:10 Routledge, Patricia (Patron) 103:4, 9, 30; 104:2; 119:35; 126:32; 127:22 As speaker at the Christmas Gathering 2011 124:6 Launching BP rose 117:11 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew 130:4 Royal Horticultural Society Gardens 125:13 Ruskin, John (art critic) 111:12 Rye (Sussex) 106:7 Saito, Yoshio ‘IBP in Japan’ 110:20 ‘IBP in Ryugasaki, Japan’ 113:24 Saldeen, Carol ‘Caring for your books’ 109:35 Sampler 112:120 Sands Films Tales of BP (ballet) 110:29

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Sarsby, Jacqueline 120:31 ‘Jonny Birkett’s account of keeping Herdwick sheep’ 119:14 Sawrey House Hotel 105:28 Scarfe, Alexander 104:15 Schaeffer, Mary ‘At the Historic Odessa Foundation’ 107:29 ‘Potter gathering in New York, 31 May [2008]’ 110:8 Schafer, Dale (Liaison Officer, North America; US Readings Organiser); see also Reading BP project ‘Comments by children at readings’ 121:17 ‘Dusting Hill Top’ 102:12 ‘My most memorable reading’ 119:23 Premiere of Miss Potter 104:17 ‘The Gathering in Princeton, Friday 2 November’ 107:8 ‘The new Rose Tree Cottage’ 112:28 ‘Readers’ BP costumes’ 120:15 ‘Reading BP in the UK and US – special events’ 122:18 ‘RBP – favourite venues for Reading BP, and why’ 130:29 ‘RBP – handmade characters 129:20 ‘RBP in the US’ 126:29; 128:25 ‘RBP in the US and the UK – follow-up activities’ 124:25 ‘RBP in the US: Comments by readings organisers’ 123:26 ‘RBP in the US – How do you present a longer Tale in a Reading?’ 127:19 ‘RBP in the US – visual aids’ 125:25 Schulz, Charlie (cartoonist) 110:15 Schuster, Greta and Thomas Catalogue of Potter merchandise 106:27 Schuster, Thomas Obituary 128:36 Sciandra, Denise ‘Sunday morning: Lolly Robinson’s, Jenny Akester’s and Betsy Bray’s presentations’ 115:13 Talk at Fresno ‘View from the top of the stairs: BP, an early preservationist’ 213:11 Scorsese, Martin 112:11 Second World War 121:27 Selwyn, Bernard Obituary 130:34 Sendak, Maurice (author-illustrator); 102:29; 111:2; 116:24; 123:10; 124:24 Bequest of walking sticks belonging to BP and Willie Heelis 128:8, 10 Sewall, Kara 103:6; 108:26; see also BP Collectibles: The Peter Rabbit Story Characters ‘BP garden themes’ 101:23 ‘BP tins – Part 1’ 109:26 ‘BP tins – Part 2’ 110:24 ‘BP tins – Part 3’ 111:24 ‘Burlington Productions’ 107:20 ‘Halcyon Days exclusive BP enamel boxes’ 104:30 ‘Hallmark Beatrix Potter collectibles’ 102:20 ‘Midwest of Cannon Falls’ 103:19 ‘New for collectors’ 106:18 New Merchandise – in the US’ 110:26 ‘Ornaments, boxes, Steiff characters, and a calendar’ 111:26 Review of magazine article ‘BP: A gardener at heart’ 124:20 ‘Specially for Schmid collectors’ 107:20 ‘The Ginger and Pickles shop in miniature’ 115:26 Sgeulachd Bheniámin Coineanach 112:13

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Sgeulachd Chnothain Feòrag 114: 16 Sgeulachd Mhgr Ieremiah Iasgair 114: 16 Sgeulachd Pheadair Rabiad 112:13 Sgeulachd Simeig Tunnag-Lòin 114:16 Sheehy, Alexis Report on the Pasadena weekend: ‘Saturday, 10 April 2010’ 117:4 Sheets, Helen Obituary 117:35 Silent Summer: The State of Wildlife in Britain and Ireland (Norman Maclean) (Review) 119:22 Silk square paintings 101:29; 103:23 Sister Anne (BP) 101:25; 118:13; 128:33 Skelgill Farm 112:2 Sly Old Cat, The (BP) 107:36; 113:19; 126:25 Smith, Diana (Obituary) 118:31 Smith, Janie (owner of Gwaenynog) 116:4 Smith, Louise ‘Johnny Town-mouse, in the original film ballet’ 108:9 So I Shall Tell You A Story … (J. Taylor, ed.) 121:26; 121:7 Solovieva, Polyxena (Russian poet) 111:10 Snuggle time (Warne) (review) 129:24 Spring Meetings see Annual General Meetings Squirrels 107:33; 110:10 Stalybridge 103:4 Stevenson Hobbs, Anne 107:18; 114:14 ‘BP mycologist: The Armitt centenary at the Linnean Society’ 125:6 Stock, Claire ‘And from Australia – a theatre event to celebrate Peter Rabbit at 110’ 126:34 Stokes, Brian (Financial Administrator) Obituary 104:36 Stone, Mary ‘The name ‘Mopsy’’ 121:8 Stone, Vicky (Committee; UK RBP and IBP Organiser) 115:5 ‘BP’s Kensington’ 114:4 ‘“BPTM” is launched at Chelsea’ 117:11 ‘Our BP rose – a year on’ 121:30 ‘Our rose’ 116:6 ‘Peter Rabbit in schools’ 127:17 ‘Quantum Theatre production’ 130:23 ‘RBP and IBP in the UK’ 123:28; 129:22 ‘RBP in the UK: The Conference Workshop’ 126:28 ‘RBP and IBP in the UK and France’ 125:27 ‘Reading and Introducing BP in the UK’ 127:21 ‘Readings in the UK – Peter Rabbit at 110’ 126:29 ‘Stitched up’ 123:30 ‘The naming of the rose’ 115:16 ‘The seat by the crossroads’ 118:24 Story of A Fierce Bad Rabbit, The 101:25; 119:32; 120:8; 121:27; 126:28; 130:33 First edition in red wallet-style case 125:28; 127:28 Story of Miss Moppet, The 103:24; 104:2; 107:11, 21; 113:27; 121:27; 130:33 First American edition 127:28 Story of Nip, The (BP) 120:5 Stowell, Virginia ‘Who was Lizzie Airey?’ 111:14

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Straight, Gloria Obituary 128:37 Sturges, Katharine (illustrator of Sister Anne) 118:13 Sullivan, Janet ‘A Fine Romance: Falling in Love with the English Countryside, Susan Branch’ (Review) 130:17 Summer Outings (reports) 2007 106:4; 2009 114:4; 119:4; 2011 122:4; 2013 130:4 Swenson, Nora ‘New record price for a Beswick BP figurine’ 103:21 Tailor of Gloucester, The 105:7; 107:11, 12; 114:4; 115:13; 119:9, 33; 120:28; 121:5; 125:30; 129:13, 14, 15; see also Pritchard, John Samuel BBC Radio 4 programme 127:27 Copy sent to HM The Queen 102:27 Costumes which inspired the illustrations 128:23; 129:5 Deluxe edition 104:24 Deluxe first edition 122:18 Deluxe first trade issue 111:27 First edition 118:25; 122:17 First trade edition 102:24 Limited edition for the House of the Tailor of Gloucester 129:23 Manuscript 123:6 Privately printed edition 102:24; 106:20; 108:25; 110:23; 111:27; 128:32 Reading by Rohan McCullough 108:5 Replica of the waistcoat 114:29 Source for the rhymes 113:27 Teas 117:34 Takahashi, Katsuo Piitaa Usagi no Bouken 112:22; 113:25 Tale of BP, The (Margaret Lane) 104:12 Tale of Benjamin Bunny, The 102:6; 114:14; 121:13; 125:13; 126:19 Deluxe first edition 106:20; 122:18 First edition 101:25 In Bulgarian 106:15 In Dutch 112:6 In Frisian 112:8 In Gaelic 112:13 In Japanese 106:16; 107:28 Miniature version 110:27 Tale of Cuckoo Brow Wood, The (Susan Wittig Albert) (review) 102:23 Tale of Ginger and Pickles, The 102:11; 107:11; 110:30; 113:16; 115:26 The origin of Ginger 128:7 With glassine dust wrapper 111:27 Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck, The 101:27; 103:30; 107:11, 33; 110:30; 114:14; 121:9; 126:19, 23, 24; 130:22 Birthday gift for Prince Charles; copy sold in aid of The Prince’s Trust 111:2; 112:2, 27 Board book 109:17 Centenary merchandise 111:26 Deluxe first edition 122:18 In Dutch 112:6 In Gaelic 114:16 In Latin – Fabula de Jemima Anate-Aquatica 111:17 Presentation copy 128:32 Sketch for painting book 105:15 Special 100-edition version for centenary 108:30; 111:26

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Talk at Fresno, ‘Where did Jemima and her friends come from?’ 113:8 Tale of Johnny Town-Mouse, The 107:12 In Russian 115:29 Tale of Kitty-in-Boots, The (BP, unpublished) 124:11 Tale of Little Pig Robinson, The 107:14; 110:5; 120:5; 125:12; 127:28; 128:6 Manuscript 123:6 Metal printing block for 120:20 Presentation copy 128:33 Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher, The 116:13; 119:17; 121:22; 126:19; 128:40 Deluxe first edition 122:18 In Dutch 112:7 In Gaelic 114:16 In Latin 111:17 Picture letter 107:9 Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, The 108:15; 118:27; 125:13; 126:19; see also Carr, Lucie BP’s poem about 114:26 Deluxe first edition 122:18 In Afrikaans 112:8 Proposed alteration to Skelgill Farm 112:2 Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle and Mr. Jeremy Fisher, The (Animated film) 112:4 Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse, The 101:26; 114:14, 117:19; 120:6 First American edition 101:25 First edition 101:25; 125:28 Miniature version 110:27 Presentation copy 111:14 Tale of Mrs William Heelis, Beatrix Potter (John Heelis) 102:11 Tale of Mr. Tod, The 107:13, 14; 111:14; 121:5; 123:15; 125:10; 126:19; 127:19; 129:26 Tale of Peter Rabbit, The 104:28, 29; 105:7; 107:12, 26, 31, 33; 108:2, 18, 29; 109:6; 111:29; 114:14, 30; 119:10, 32; 121:9; 121:8; 123:10; 124:10; 125:19; 126:19, 24; 127:15, 17; 128:8; 130:28 110 years 123:32; 124:21; 125:18; 126:29, 34; 128:27, 29, 31 Abandoned watercolour 110:23 Animated series 128:12, 20 App 117:14; 119:10; 123:32 Apparent fourth printing 126:28 BP Gallery edition 125:21; (comment on) 126:23 Bindings of first edition 123:9, 21 Board book 109:17 Commemorative Movie Edition (review) 103:12 Deluxe binding 101:25; 109:33 Deluxe cloth edition 1911 121:27 eBook 119:10 PopOut! The Tale of Peter Rabbit 119:31 First private edition 102:24; 103:23; 106:20; 107:21; 108:25; 109:31; 110:23; 122:17; 123:9; 128:32 First trade edition 102:24; 128:32; 130:33 First trade edition in glassine dust wrapper 120:20 French translation 111:29; 120:28 Game 129:26 Illustrated by Michael Hague 101:25 In Afrikaans 112:8 In Bulgarian 106:15; 107:30 In Dutch 112:6 In Frisian 112:8

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‘BP: botanical illustrations’ 121:27 ‘BP country: a legacy in Lakeland and beyond’ 124:29 ‘‘Gardens neatly razed’: the art of the Flopsy Bunnies’ 114:28 Enid Linder Showcase ‘Creepy-crawly people’ 101:26 ‘The Big Green Book: Maurice Sendak’s Tribute to BP’ 102:29; 103:25 Exhibitions ‘Peter RabbitTM: the tale of The Tale’ 117:29; 119:9 Study day – Dissecting Peter Rabbit: Perspectives on the art of BP 118:28; ; (Report on) 119:9 ‘Quilts 1700 – 2010’ 117:29 Linder Bequest 129:6 Source for The Tailor of Gloucester 114:4 Wag-by-Wall (BP) 107:21; 108:25; 128:33 Walking sticks 116:24; 128:8, 10, 23; 129:18 Walking with BP: Fifteen Walks in BP Country (Norman & June Buckley) (review) 105:20 Walking with Wordsworth in the Lake District (Norman and June Buckley) (Review) 119:22 Wallace, George ‘A campaign and three exhibitions in Japan’ (with Yoshihide Kawano) 111:23 ‘Meetings and celebrations in Japan’ 119:28 ‘Peter Rabbit in Japanese kamishibai’ (with Yoshihide Kawano) 108:28 ‘Piitaa Usagi no Bouken’ 112:22 ‘The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies event, Gwaenynog’ 114:6 ‘The Story of A Fierce Bad Rabbit’ 120:8 ‘Two letters from Beatrix to the Banners’ 121:25 Warne, Frederick 103: 28 Warne, Frederick, & Co. Ltd. 128:4 Sales catalogues 111:18; 112:30 Salesman’s sample book 127:28 The Beatrix Potter Green Award 108:30 ‘Warne and the future of BP and Peter Rabbit this century’ 128:12, 36 Reaction to 129:2 Warne Image Resource 103:3, 28; 115:30; 128:37 ‘Warne and the future of BP and Peter Rabbit this century’ (review) 128:12, 36 Reaction to 129:2 Warne, Fruing 103:28; 105:9 BP’s dealings with 127:8 Warne, Harold 103:28; 105:9; 108:23; 128:33 Warne, Millie 103:28; 107:6; 108:25 Warne, Norman 103:28, 29; 123:13; 124:8, 11; 125:22, 23; 127:22; 128:21 Warne, Winifred (Norman’s niece) 103:2 Watling, Professor Roy 125:6, 22 Watson, Jon and Caroline 101:21 Wayside and Woodland Fungi (W.P.K. Findlay, with BP illustrations) 120:19 Webber, Barbara ‘The Amersham mystery’ 107:16 Wednesday Daughters, The (Meg Waite Clayton) (review) 130:17 Wee Folk leather doll 111:27 Well dressing 114:30 Werner, Marian ‘Discovering BP: An Endless Quest: The Linder Lecture 2013’ 129:5 ‘The Christmas Gathering in London on Saturday 8 December 2007’ 108:4 ‘The wrong Tale’ 28:29

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