18, 1864, p.

105.] [Footnote 1201: _The Index_, March 24, 1864, p.

189, quoting the _Reader_ for March 19.] [Footnote 1202: The first Southern meeting in England I have found record of was one reported in the _Spectator_, Nov.

16, 1861, to honour Yancey on his arrival.

It was held by the _Fishmongers of London_.
Yancey was warmly received and appealed to his hosts on the ground that the South was the best buyer of English goods.] [Footnote 1203: The 134 meetings here listed represent by no means all held, for Goldwin Smith estimated at least 500 after the beginning of 1862.