Notes and Queries 1853: Vol 7 Index

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THE A. ‘on house- marks, 594. _ aw * Eulenspi (A. S$) on the origin cae Allen, 205. bishops ived by _ Elizabeth, in Scotland, 1638, 285. nal Erskine, 72. consectators of English bishops, 152. constables of France, 332. Gordon (Lady) of Gordonstoun, 208. Inglis and a ae Cee, 263. Lyon King- s, 208. Mary, daughter > of Saunas 1, 260. Masque de Fer, 254. Pursglove, suffragan of Hull, 65. Routh, R. C. Bis! op of Ossory, 72. Stanley (Thomas), Bishop of Man, 209. bt. Munoki's day, 62. Ff Stewarts of Holland, 66. vicars-apostolic in England, 248. ag (Thomas), Bishop of St. Wauchope, Abp. of Armagh, 66. Yolante ve Dreux, 286. tion Roger Pell, 156. on Archbishop King, 430. ¢ fair, — 357. 608 funeral custom, 496. Peter Beaver, 501. Sir T. F. Buxton, 452. “ Strike, but hear me,”’ 237. {B. M.) on Fleshier of Otley, 39. l, Eborale, or Ebrall family, 357. xv. '93., a passage in, 204. 316. th (G. B.) on parish registers, 598. faciie’s Sposalizio, 545. Bell, Clym of the Clough,” 445. (G. E.) on the Bland family, 234. n (Alex.) noticed, 205. 0 ao 500, ‘erth, 478. (D. S.) 4 Rosa ‘mystica, 182. on termination “ -iti (St.) noticed, 84. 192 4 literature, curiosities of, 4. te on marriage in Scotland, 245. | Agri on alliterative ch) | ae | Aitch on the Georgiad, 179. | 4. (BE. H.) on Adamsoniana, 500. Adamsons of Perth, 478. Alexander Adamson, 205. bells at funerals, 297. Bouillon Bible, 536. Bourbon family, 16. — displeasure ty ad shown, 593. 297 Dr. Marshal anecdote of, 559. ‘on (Bp ), 605 ), work ‘attributed to him, 597. 2g libraries, 605. a’ pd’ Auvergne, 236. aon Apt 337. worn by clergymen, Smith’s Sermons, .) on Grub Street ‘Journal, 268. Mary n of Scots, 237. “Pinch of Snuff,’ 268. the feelings of, 429. 560. 608. INDEX TO SEVE — de Monte on palindromical lines, squinade, 129. on Bishop Hesketh, 409. ion in Rufford Church, 417. rf (J.) on the “ Rebellious Prayer,’ ” 286. A. (J.) jun. on weather rules, 522. Ajax on Belgian ecclesiastical antiquities, 65. | aaoaail ‘eylon map, 65. | —— Flemish and Dutch painters, 65. A. (J. H.) on Drake the artist, 246. — hardening steel bars, 65. rner’s views, 89. (J. ote ) = inscription on penny of « a3 ‘Joabi ‘Alloquio,” &c., its author, 571. aU. 8.) on belfry towers, 333. | aumm early winters, 405. —-~- longevity, 504. | a of Spanish armada, 454. A. ( T.) on “ The Birch,” a poem, 220. —— clerical portrait, 407. Ake and ache, how pronounced, 472. Alban (St.), the day - his ‘aeeneee 500. Album, origin of, 235 Ald 40. 95. ‘Aldrorandus on Dele tarnily, 454. Algor (John) on Sparse, its wg 246. *Adsivs on George Miller, D.D., 631. — * Letter to a Convocation Man,” 631. — “ Pugna Porcorum,” 606. Alison's Europe, noticed, 594 Allen, origin of this surname, 205, 319. 340. Allen (R. J.) on Wellington’s first speech, 453. “ All my eye,” origin of, 525. Alpha on coins of Enrope, 597. — Drimtaidhvrickhillichattan, 597. Alphabetical arrangement, 596. Alphage on the meaning of Tuck, 82. Amanuensis on priests’ surplices, 331. Amateur on Hogarth’s works, 359. American fisheries, 107. —— officers, their weight, 202. Americanisms so called, 51. 97. 608. Amicus on passage in Schiller, 619. Amusive, its proper meaning, 353. A. (N.) on Lady Anne Gray, 501. Anagrams, 221. 452. 546. Andrews ( Alex.) on Grub Street Journal, 486. — remuneration of authors, 591. Andries de Greeff, 406. 488. Annuellarius, 558. 341. 438. | Anon. on canker or brier rose, 500. —— centenarian trading vessel, S80. —— curfew bell, 167. — gloves at fairs, 632. — “ Mater ait nate,”’ 247. — marriage in Scotland, 243. | _. monastic kitchener’s account, 60, rochial libraries, 60s. andle A ilbraham, 498. — — rathe, 5 | —— ring of Charles L., 164. NTH VOLUME. Anon. on Roger Outlawe, 559. — Turner's view of Lambeth Palace, 118. —— weather rules, 600. —— Wednesday, a Litany-day, 86. Anonymous Works : Boy of Heaven, 429, —— Country Parson's Advice, 550. —— Essay for a New Translation of the Bible, 40. 142. — History of Formosa, 252 —— Impartial Inquiry on Faith, 180. — Letters on Prejudice, 40. 143. —— Letter to a Convocation Man, 358. 415, — Life of Queen Anne, 108. —— Mémoires d’un Homme d’ Etat, 193. — N. (S.) Antidote against English Sec- taries, 359. — Penardo and Laissa, 84. 160. — Percy Anecdotes, 154. 214. — Pinch of Snuff, 268. — Pompey the Little, 191. —— Pugna Porcorum, 528. A06. —— Pylades and Corinna, 305. 508 —— Race for Canterbury or Lambeth, 158 219. 268. 340. — Temple of Truth, 549. 650, — Wanderings of Memory, 527. Anthony (John) on pic-nic, 587. Antiquaries, Society of, suggested altcra- tions, 489. Anywhen, its future use suggested, 58. 335. April the First, custom on, 528, Arago on the weather, 40. 512. Aram (Eugene), his Comparative Lexicon, 597. ra on a quotation, 14. A. (R. B.) on Lister family, 357. Archer (F. _— on originator of colledion process, 92 Argot, its et ymology, 331. Aristotle's checks, 451. 496. Armistead (C. J.) on Church catechism, 64. Arms in Bristol Cathedral, 67. 189. Arms in Dugdale’s Warwickshire, 331. Arms in painted glass, 132. *Aeviov, as used in the Apocalypse, 2+. Arnold (Gen. Benedict), noticed, 597. Arrowsmith (W. R.), notes on misunder- stood words, 352. 575. 400. 520. . 542. 566. Arteruson S e, 523. Arundelian marbles, ‘Theobald’s letter ‘on, 27. Ascension-day kept as a holiday, 67. Assassin, its correct meaning, 181. 270. Astragalus, the broken, its early ‘amie 84. Astronomical query, 84. 211. 5 Atticus, the letters of, 569. Augustin (St.) and Baxter, 327. Authors, remuneration of, 591. Autobiographical sketch, 47. Wa aphs in Looks, 255. 384. .) on Leicestershire custom, 128. — Sarthe Blount, 117. —— Rigby correspondence, 264. ,¢ (W.G.) on rom Islands i in pawn, 183. A. (Y.) on Yankee, 1 Ayloff (Captain) 3 A 429. 486. 583.

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638 INDEX. B. Bede (Cuthbert) on curiosities of advertis- | B. (J.) on Daubuz, 145. : ing literature, 4. —— David Hartley, 282. B. on burial-place of Spinosa, 192. —— Easter-day sun, 333. — detached belfry towers, 586. Wi Ravenshaw and his works, 286. —— high spirits a presse of evil, 339. —— Mordaunt family, 50. B. (A.) * } yy wanted, 40. ulph and Botulph, 84. — yt notes on, 6. 80. 448. — hint from, to our correspondents, 36. B.(A. _ ) on ‘Aristotle’s checks, 496. Lear, Act 1V., 502. rap lel i Shakspeare, 0S. kspeare’s let, 449. =r Sleary VIIL., 111. queries, 178. —— St. Mathias’ day, 115. B. (A. F.) on John Pierrepont, 45. —— Smith family, 13. Bailey (Geo.) on Fuseli’s painting, 515. 1 at Brussels, historical parallel, 303. Ballard (E. G.) on British Museum MSS., — Bowyer Bible, 607. —_— —_— Marriages, 525. — arth's > 412 —_— HH lis (Gervase), his manuscripts, 546. — seal of William D’ Albini, 55 —— Trussell’s manuscripts, aa Balliolensis on “ The Birch,” a poem, 159, — bottle ment, 135. — burrow, its etymology, 205. —— charade attributed to Sheridan, 379. —— commencement of the year, 161. — coninger, 368. —— epigrams, 174. —— epitaph at Mickleton, 379. — inscriptions in books,” 127. * Mala male malo,” &c., 180. _— — Parr’ 's dedications, 156. —— Pompey the Little, 191. — reprint of Hearne’s works, 379. — rt Weston, 404. —— sonnet by J. Blanco White, 404. Banbury cakes and 106, 222. 310. 512. Bandalore and Tommy Moore, | Bankruptcy records, 478. Baptism : can a man baptize himself ? 27. —— children crying at, 96. ismal custom d with festivals, Barnes ( W.) on the meaning of fleshed, 166. —— Pitt of Pimperne, 135. Barton (Catherine) noticed, 144. Batemanne (William) noticed, 126. Bates ( Wm.) on catcalls, 167. — Christian names, 626. —— Cowper and tobacco smoking, 229. —— muffs worn by gentlemen, S¥2. —— mummies of ecclesiastics, 308. —— Robert Heron, 167. ee selling : a wife, 602. —— * will” and ** shall,”’ 553. Bather (Arthur H.) on quotations wanted, 17. Battier (A. H.) on compass flower, 477. Battle Bridge, Roman inscription found titere, 409. z B. EB) on Burke’s marriage, 382. jegree, how obtained, 38. 167. 222. B (ce. W.) on Chatham's language, 220. —— “ Elomenta sex,” &c., 650. — tion formula, 506. —— sun's rays putting out the fire, 285. ae 12 Murray, titular Bishop of Dun- » 192, Beads for coring prayers, 360. Bealby (H. M elton oak oak, 297. as pone toa mummy," origin of the ex- Beaver rr (Boner), wet oticed, 501. Bole (¢ D.) on De Burgh f-mily, 381. ~—— 4 on armusive, kguard, 487, ‘bet bed bens be — Irish rhymes, —— Mary Se bell, 's —, 1y7. —_— pancake bel! — perspective b of twelve postage stam) —— poetica ey ithets of the nightingale, 397. —— riddles for the post- — screw, a broken-down horse, 360. — stars and flowers, 513. * in Bee (Tee) on , s — on. swine, 281. —— Hamilton queries, 285. —— notes on newspapers, £32. —— wandering Jews, 261. Beech-trees struck by lightning, 25. on and the Sphynx =. 499. B. (E. G.) on fercett, 3 — mediaeval ~~ ty 317. —— Mint in Southwark, —— Tanner's MSS., —— white roses, 329. B. (E. L.) on door-head inscriptions, 314. —— Sidney as a Christian name, 319. Belatucadrus, his statue, 205. 319. Belfry towers, separate from the church, a. 416. 463. 512. 586. um, ecclesiastical antiquities of, 45. Bel (Dr. Wm.) on the word Dreng, "ous. —— “ Stabit quocunque jeceris, ” 259. —— Yankee, its origin and meaning, 103. Bell (Geo. Wm.) on Bp. Patrick’s parable, 156. Bell inscriptions, 454. 633. Bells and storms, 144. 343. Bells at funerals, 297. — of the convent of Santa Theresa, 429." ——e EE, 128. 200. 328. 391. 413. Beltane in Devonshire, 353. B. (E. M.) on py 622. Bend on family of Joan D’A Benson (C.) on rhymes upon pon piaces Bentivoglio’s Description of sans 155. Bentley's examination, 181. Bequest, a whimsical one, 105. Berefellarii, its meaning, 207. | emf (Bishop), his Se cteait, 428. (St.) versus Fulke Greville, 62. oBeoere the cat,” 487. B. (F. C.) on Grindle, 384. — krish convocation, 345. — Lamech killing Cain, 362. —— Shakspeare, reprint of 1808, 47. (F. 8.) on Sir W. Hamilton, a . (F. T. J.) on Cu id crying, 368. . (G.) on Turner's exhibitions, 118. . (H.) on Corvizer, 503. — willow pattern, 431. . (H. A.) on Banbury cakes, 512. -—— — as used for bouquets, 262. r. Timothy Bright, 407. — epigram from Belgium, 379. —— Schonbornerus, 478. eis » 286. . B(H. B.) on paper nee ‘ML. B. (H. F.) on the word Canker, 585. Bibles, complete lists of, 454. Bibliothec. Chetham. on quotation from Bacon, 270. Bill (Dr. 4, his descendants Bingham (Cc. W.) on Crowe's Pe Latin poem, Birch, a poem, 159. Bird, a fabulous one noticed by Fuller, 180. Bishop of St. John in Ellis’s Letters, 550. — zareeees by Queen Elizabeth, 260. ai as English suffragans, 569. — lawn "sleeves, 437. -— the consecrators of the later English, 132, 220. 306. —_— rose > their sees, 50. aG@le shoppes, 409. wrstion names, omen ae. — contested elections, 316. met yl i it um,” &¢ — Ri ad 264. —— tub-woman, 133. B. (J.C.) on the sign of the cross in the Greek Church, 380. B. ra M.) on the butler and his man Wil. — = 440. 517. —— Coleridge’s Christabel, 292. "s Life, 282. —- dsteshent belfry towers, 465. — Devonianisms, I American booksellers, 404, — fol co 81. — | ~— 424. e —— lines on Tipperary, 43. —— odd mistake, 405. —— parochial libraries, 463. ge in Coleridge, 330. BGS.) on books wanted, 305. — Cromlin’s nt, B. a w. ry ard, origin of the term,” 7 273. 487. Black a (R.) on epigrams, 369. —— lines in = — » 181. Bland famil ed, 234. Bloomfield Robert), ‘his cottage, 34. Blor (Dr. 4) = photography applied to cata Blount bem ey f= = 38 117, B(N.) of Chatterton, 15. ’ 199. —— “ Plurima, pauca, nihil, ” 167. Bobart (H. T.} on Jscob Bobart and his ri Bobart Jacob) and > ham ge 428. 578. Bodley (Sir Josias) n 357. 561. Beeoticus on Ecclus. xvi. “7h why omitted? 205. — Hall’s Meditations, 14. — left hand, its etymology, 306. Boerhaave, a passage in, 453. ie’s carriage, its meaning, 108. n (Anne), the axe which beheaded her. 332. 417. Bonnell (Thomas) noticed, 305. 561. Booker (John) on exercise day, S44. — weather rules, 599. Book.plates, foreign, 26. Books, autographs in, 255. — inscriptions in, see Inscriptions. Books, notices of new — Akerman’s Remains of Pagan Saxon- 0. Architectural Societies, 514. Ayerst’s Ghost of Junius, 224. Bowdler’s Family Shakspeare, 98. 346. 442. Bruce’s Letters and Papers of the Vern os 441. Byron's Chester _— Journal, 168. Comden —+ new — 168. Collier's Notes and Emendations of Shakspeare, 53. 120. 537. me oS ptm History of Darling’s Cyclopedia, 370. 490. “i. oy chronologically ar- ran English Forests and Forest Trees, 537. Forster’s Road-book for Tourists, 561. b= ‘s Vicar and his Duties, 465. ngs’ Records of Roman Inquisi- =o Henry of Huntin Holloway’ s — Hughes's Vale he Ro: valor England, 442. ughes’s ya Johnson's Tangible Typography, 224. J of Sacred —_— 30. lon, 445. i Norway, 561. HPht) 2S CEVSn SS eeew ee ai |

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in the n Wil. Ts, 404. 73. 487. lied to 17, ind his nitted? 8. 346. of the , 168. 8. ions of ry of ly ar- INDEX. 639 Books, notices of new — Latham's we of the British Islands, 1 Layard’s ‘Wineweh and Babylon, 273. Mahon’s (Lord) History of England, 120. 346. 537. Men of the Time, 594. Murray's alway Readings, #5 Museuin of Classical Antiquities, 513. National Miscellany, 40. Pauli’s Life of Alfred, 562. Price's Norway and its 1 Comes 561. — Etymolog Reynard the Fox, 273. 369 465. Scott's Thomas a Becket. 346. p mey S Repository, 537. Gazetteer, Singer's Text of” Sha Vindi- cated, 537. — Smith’s Dictionary of Greek and in Geography, Snelling's Art 4 562. Surtees eg? O their new works og Temple Bar, the yh Sugemn, Traveller's Library Trench on poem ‘in —_- 120. Wellington, his Character, &c., 394. Wilson's Sacra Privata, 97. Young’s 5. Thoughts, 490. Books — — worthy reprinted, 158. 203. 379. Booksellers, Bagi an and American, 404. oes ' in toe . — in Glasgow in 5, . Bookworm on St. Dominic, 356. foom, its meaning, 620. footh family, 478. eae . —_ 654 ed _— pauca, nibil,” 96. a. pn Boswell Viemes), letter to Garrick, 328. Bottle rtment of the beer trade, 135. Bottom, its signification, 51. ere his life. 84. 192. Bouillon Bible, 296. 536. Bourbons, — of the family, 16. howyer Bible, @ Boyer’s Great Theatre of Honour, 358. Boyle (Dean), his pedigree, 430. ures, 4 Braemar on Rev. J. Marsden, 181. Brasses on the Continent, 501. — since 1688, 272. ~— we (Lord) on Hamilton queries, in connexion with ome Major-General Lambert, 269. —old “yo at weddings, 182. a=» = ere sM Head, oa a cuvtel, 39. BD (8. D.) on Sidney, a female name, 39. Breen (Henry H.) on Bonaparte and i. ada, its derivation, 380. — — Dutch reducing the English to slavery, — Eustache de Saint Pierre, 329. — Irish rhymes, 312. — judicial oaths, 453. — ones of modern times, 86. —— lon in prose, 27. — Miss E. » LA ee 3 oy _ nag dynasty, 145. — Wocoee, its use in St. Lucia, 627. — slave ates to death, 5 503. — South versus Goldsmith, &e., 311. =~ straw bail, 464. | Bright (Dr Breen (Henry H.) on true blue, S91. — “Very like a whale,” 86. —— Wellington (Duke of ), a maréchal de France, 283. Brett (F. H.) on smock marriages, 191. Brick on town plough, 339. — parochial libraries, 438. —— rhymes on places, 537. Bride’s seat in church, 145. Bridget (St), Officium Birgittinum An. glice, . Timothy) noticed, 407. — useum, scarce MSS. in the library, Broad arrow, 360. Broctuna on Croxton or Crostin, 316. — Lady Catherine Grey, 68. — London queries, 223. — Lord Coke’s Charge to | J ee 433. — Orkney Islands in pawn, 183. —— subterranean bells, 391. —— Wake family, 164. —— worth, its original meaning, 584. Brown's tragedy, * Polidus,” 499. Brown (W.) on Mr. Archer's services to photography, 218. —— originator of collodion process, 116. Browne (Sir G.), his descendants, 528. 608. Bruce (John) on God's marks, 154. —— proclamations, their utility, 3 —— (King Robert), his arms, 356. 416. Brutoniensis on straw bail, 342. Brydone the tourist, his birthplace, 108. B. (S. S.) jun., on photographic lens, 485. B. (T.) on magnetic intensity, 71. = (J.) on “ pais,” its correct translation, — riddle circa Henry VIII., 282. B. (T. N.) on chantry chapels, 185. Bucks, ancient society of, 286. Buckton (T. J.) on Alison’s Europe, 594. —— Croker’s Johnson, quotations in, 618. — enough, 560. — heuristic, 520. —— Khond fable, 584. legend of Lamech, 452. —— passage in St. James, 623. —— sign of the cross in Greek Church, 461. —— Syriac scriptures, . Bud, its derivation, 73. Bullinger’s Sermons, 407. — 's expression, “ Tolie at the catch,"’ 132. Buonaparte, origin of the name, 129. Burial of unclaimed corpse, 262. 340. 435. Burial service said by heart, 13. 94. 320. Buriensis on Richard Candishe, M.P., 596. Burke (Edmund), his marriage, —— passage in, 51. Burke (Walter) noticed, 192. Burnet ( Bishop), his character, 59. Burrow, its etymology, 205. 320. Burton (J.) on Martha Blount, 117. —— Richardson or Murphy's portrait, 107. Burtt (Joseph) on proclamation of Henry VIIL., 421. — surnames, 278. Butler and his man William, 408. Bu‘ler (Bishop), inquiries respecting, 523. 572. . Buxton (Sir Thomas Fowell) noticed, 452. Bury (Dr. Arthur) noticed, 473. 502 Byron (Lord), immoral work by him, 66. Cc. C. on cardinal’s hat, 164. —— Cary! or Caryll, 455. — Chichester Pallant, 269. — Cibber’s Lives of the Poets, 143. — Countess of Pembroke’s letter, 245. —— Curtseys and bows, 220. arth’s pictures, , 484. — “I hear a lion,” &e., 318. —— Les Veus du Hairon, 40. — Lord North, 317. C. on Manx penny, 165. —— Pope’s inedited poem, 113. —— Rigby correspondence, 264. —— Rosa mystica, 247. — scarfs worn by clergymen, 143. 269. — Segantiorum Portus, 246. —— Shakspeare readings, 221. — “steaming,”’ as used by Thomson, 145. —— “ Time and 1,” 247. — Young’s housek » 145. C., Winton, on staining deal, 357. Cc. *(A.) on autographs in boo! s, 384. —— arms of Hobey of Bisham, 407. —— beginning life again, 429. —— feelings of age, 608. —— Tangiers, English army in 1684, 12. — thirteen an unlucky number, 571. — _or- anté 1601, S331. 609. C. (A. B.) on ch n phy, 7“ —— curious ss fact | in natural philosophy, 295 wry oak, 180. C. (A. HL) on alphabetical arrangement, oe C. (A. J.) on Brydone the tourist, 108, Cambrensis on belfry towers, 416. loggerheads Camden Society anniversa 2 Sees Campbell’s Hymn on the ativity, 157. = imitations, 481. ures of Hope, 178 Campkin (Henry) on yyy =. Campvere, privileges of, Canada, its derivation, 380. soe. on Candishe (Richard) noticed, 590. Canker or brier ze, 500. 585. Cann family, 350 Canongate marriages, 67. 459. Cantab on meaning of Pallant, 206. Canute’s reproof to his courtiers, 380. Cape on carrier pigeons, 5. —— “hurrah !” and other war-cries, 595. —— illuminations in cities, 571. —— kissing hands at court, 595. —— satin, its derivation, 551. —— turkey cocks, 550. Capital punishment, . of, 163. 575. Capuchin friars, &c., Cardinal's hat, 72. ion Cardinal spider, 431. Caret on Sir John Fleming, 356. — Norwich bish 358. Carians, their want of heraldic devices, 96. Carlyle’s French Revolution, passage in, 285 Carpets at Rome, 455. oo George), his pedigree, 408. 512. Carrier pigeons, 551. Carte (Alex.) on arms on King Robert Bruce's in, 356. Carte (Arthur of ) on Nicholas Thane, 358. — Wake family, 51. Caryl or Caryll (Mr.), 455 Catcalls noticed, 167. Catechism, Church, its authorship, 64. 190. 463. 577. Cats—are white cats deaf? $31. Caul, a child's, bequeathed, 546. Causidicus on lawyers’ bags, 144. S (B.) on Race for Canterbury, 340. C. (B. H.) on church catechism, 190. 577. — cross and crucifix, 189. —- dates on tombstones, 512, — ennui, its meaning, 629. — enough, — Hill, the learned tailor, 10. — Hutter’s Pol yglott, 134. —— “Inter cuncta micans,” 510. — “Its,” its early use, = —— Luther's portrait, — — drunk, 190. —— Mormon etym . olagion, 158 damp, 126. gna Porcorum,” 606. — = purleu, 633. otation from Sane Sectete, 571. —— subterranean bells, 512.

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C. (B. H.) on Syriac scriptures, 479. Cc. (B. N.) on epigrams, 593. Ceeley (Thomas) noticed, 207. Cene’s Essay for a New t ranslation of the Bible, 40. 142. Centenarian trading vessel, 380. Ceridwen on bells, 429. —— on cocket and cler-mantyn, 530. — —taaee of Liangefelach tower, 545. — passage in Orosius, 536. — Savey church, custom at, 529. — wild plants and their names, 441. Cestriensis on a family caul, 546. Ceylon, best map of, 65. 0. Ceyrep on the origin of albums, 341. — consecrated rings for epilepsy, 58. —— Gesmas and —— sign of the cross in Greek ‘Chureh, 46L —— heraldic queries, 571. —— marriage ring, 601. —— Peter's statue at Rome, 96. 210. — wood of the cross, C. (G.) on Le Gray and collodion process, ‘#7. se A.) on arms of Ensake and Cradock, vl. C. (G. C.) on origin of the rosary, 158. 3 (G. J.) on detached belfry towers, 455, C. (H.) on detached belfry towers, 405. —— the whetstone, 43. Chaffers (W.), Jun., on goldsmiths’ year- marks, 90. Chaloner eer ag noticed, 554. 583. Chantry chapels, 18: c oe Plaster,a pubiic-house in Wilts, 37. Chapel Sunday, 527. Chaplains to noblemen, 85. 163. 317. Chapman (John), his sounding name, 37. Ch ncw book, 18 Charade attributed to Sheridan, 379. 463. Charlecote on Thomas Shakspeare, 405. Charles I., miniature ring of, 184. 247. Chariton (Edward) on imprecatory epi- taphs, 253. Chatterton, his death, 14. 138. 189. 267. Chaucer's connexion with the Temple, 69. —— inedited poem on — knowledge of italien 517. 584. — nee view of Crystai Palace, 356. oth B.) on =e, lb. — Genoveva, 212. —— Hallett and Dr. Saxby, 511. —— heuristisch, 237. —— “ Judeus odor,” 295. h t, 163. c. (J. R.) on —~—¢ Butler, 57. C. (J. 8.) on lowbell, 367. — ship's painter, 591. Clarendon (Lord) and the tub-woman, 133. . Claret, its ‘derivation, 237. 511. 561. 650. Clarke’ 's Essay on Mathematical Learning, ae 633.

Clericus (D.) on bell inseri — Schomberg’s epitaph, < — * Seductor Sueco,” tase c Cait ( Lord) noticed, 455. 536. rf lifton ( Thomas) of Normanton, 354. Civiger on Edmund arenes. 362. Cobb, its derivation, 234. Cobb’s (Mrs.) Diary, 477. Cock, names ending in, 279. Cockayne (Dr. Wm.) noticed, 431. Cody (Patriek) on fairies in New Ross, 61. Ceenaculum of Lionardo da Vinci, 524. ‘zt. Coins in foundations, 166. — of Europe, 597. Coke, its pronunciation, 586. Coke (Lord), his speech and charge, 376. 43. Cokely on collodion, 414. — fact in natural philosophy, S67. — parochial libraries, 193. — photographic gun cotton, 314. | —— soiled fingers, 162. m.) on Lady Nevell’s music- | —— stereoscopic pictures, 70. Coket and cler-mantyn explained, 530. Coleman (E. H.) on plum-pudding, 66. Coleridge (S. T.), his annotations in books, 280. — his life suggested, 282. 568. — 8 . 36. — Christabel, ogy omission, 206. 292. — passage in. 93. Collar of SS oe s8 8. Colles (W. H.) on Croxton or Crostin, 108. Collier (J. Payne) on Adam Bell, Clym of the C lough, 405. Cornish (James) on Archbishop Leighton and Pope, 475. — lron Mask, 344. —— Shakspeare’s ys 104. | Coronation, a flower, 5. | —— passage |_— raisin Cori ent on Inigo + = 450. Corser ag on English books of Em- blems, 469. Corvizer explained, 503 — on h-trees struck by lightning, ge in Tennyson, 25. Cossack, its meaning, 430. Cotton (H.) on prayer-books prior to 1662, 393. 18. = (W.H.) on furmety or frumenty, ! “Country Parson’s Advice to his Parish- ioners,’"’ its author, 559. | Country Practitioner on a test for lens, 485. — history societies, their formation, quentate agg” his exhumation, 97. Covert family, 85. 189. Cowgill on Thomas Bonnell, 561. — capital punishments, 561. _ ond fable, 584. Cowper and tobacco ning, 229, Cowper or Cooper, Cowper (B. H.) on "agvien, 24. the wind, 27. | —— “world without ‘end, ** 27. * Craftsman’s Apology, e 499. Cramp (Wm.) on Letters of Atticus, 56), Cranmer and ay D1. G21. Crassus’ ssying, | Creeper in the Stimoan Isles, 107. Cremona violins, Cremonas, list of the en, ‘oe 582. | Creole, its etymology, 381. | —— queries as to his Notes and Emenda. | tions to Shakspeare, 153. —— Shakspeare, unanswered queries, 216. Collis (Thomas) on parochial libraries, 507. Collyns (Wm.) on “In Jesum Cruci af- xum,” 285 Colman iW. B.) on whimsical bequest, 105. Columba (St.) his cross, 302. ee (English) “Coming home to men’s business,” origin, 235 . Com flower, 477. Confirmation superstition, 167. —— roses, &c., 407. 480. 537. nsort (Mons ) ) noticed, 381. tabi. Cc

—— mitigation of capital puni 573. —— Mrs. Mackey's poems, 109. —— Palissy and Cardinal Wi Yiseman, 499. —— “ Solid men of Boston,”’ 222. —— tooth of Sir I. Newton, 207. C. (H. C.) on lad and lass, 256. Chess problem, 195. Chess-men found in the Isle of Lewis, 620. Cheverells on autobiographical sketch, 477. —— font inscriptions, 25. — Lamech killing Cain, 362. — oaken tombs and effigies, 607. —— parochial libraries, 569. . — parvise, (24 —— queen bee, 633. —— “ Time and 1,” 586. Chichester Pallant, me. "269. 335. Child- mother, Chipehase of Chipchase, 133. Christian names, 406. 488. 626. Ch ros on anecdote in Franklin, 154. Churchwardens, qualifications of, 359. Cibber’s Lives ot the Poets, 113. 143, 541. c. (J. ) on inscriptions in books, 337 on detached = ~t rd towers, 586. — y peeve, 1 ‘nal ibraries, 558. — “ Letter to a M rance, 332, Constant Reader on hobnail counting, 157. Conundrum answered, 294 Convocation, caeative’ ‘pasquinade on, — in Ireland, 345. 583 . of Parli t

Conway family, 261. Coazagee, its etymology, 182. 241. 368. 441. e (Robert) on mistletoe, 269. Cooper (C. H.) on Bramston’s poem, 318. — Ferdinand Mendez Pinto, 631. — Ce at fairs, 559. — Lode, a river, 464. — Monk and Cambridge university, 486. — nose of wax, 459. — “ other-some” — “ unneath,” 651. | ——— salt-peter man, — sheriffs of Hiustingdonsire, 631. — Sir Edwin Sadler, — worth, its nnn hg oe" (Thompson) on batted of the Battle e Boyne, 118. | —— inscription on penny of Geo. IIT., 165. _—— Verney papers, | Corney (Bolton) on Wotton and Milton, 7. , 188. +» 568. peerage, 253. Coriolanus on Genoveva of Brabant, 246. — tuck, its meani | Cromwell's Crescent, its origin, 235. c. (R. H.) on Kelway family, 529. —— the Lisle family, 365. ——, coincident, 524. Cromlin (M r.), hi 2 ran, 305.

Crookes (Wm.) : | after-dilutions, 48. ——- wax-paper process, 71. | Croxton of Lancashire noticed, 108. 316. | Crowe's Monody, 6. 144. in the Netherlands, |

Croydon, its unhealthiness, 237. 393.

— burn at, 626. Crosby (James) on gage and berewich, eunant ile, 24. 487. 560. 631. — and the crucifix, 189. — given vy Richard I. to the patriarch of Antioch, 357. — in Mexico and Alexandria, 548. 629. —— its sign, as used in the Greek church, 380. 441. —— the wood of the, 177. 334. 437. 488. ome (Francis) on Allen, as a surname, — me and om 321. —— conin —— Lamech Sh killing Cain, 363. —— meaning of Meals, 208. —— meaning of Rather, 392. “ The wee brown hen,” 284. Crossley (James) on Captain Ayloff, 486. —— Craftsman’'s Apology, 499. —— door-head inscriptions, —— East India Trade, tract on, 471. —— Grub Street Journal, 583. — Howell's Letters, 556. —— Huct’s Navigations of Solomon, 453. — lines quoted by Charles Lamb, 439. — Oliver St. John, 520. —— Peter Sterry and Jeremiah White, — Pope, his corrections adopted from the _ Dense, 541. — to Cibber’s Lives, 586 ‘salmanazar, 455. 551. — Pylades and Corinna, 508. 551. fuit esse,” a 4-2 ”” 222. 3

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a | eee on South against Sher- we Wanderi of Memory, 610. yond = Wednesday Club, 576. °” — white roses, 434. c cr ) on railway signals, 380. we on od pe ey fairy tale, 177. C. (T. Cucking- when last used, 260. Cullin bed CW H.) on staining deal, 558. eas (Peter) on Cremona violins, — Scotchmen in Poland, 475. - 550. Curiosus on the Five Alls, 502. oy barons of the Exchequer, 479. Curtis (J. Lewelyn) on clergy in the seven- teenth century, 126. — Major-General Lambert, 364. — Robin Hood, 162. — straw bail, 85. Curtsey, why ladies curtsey ? 156. 220. S18. ciW)" on Irish rhymes, 52. — Shakspeare’s ‘I'weltth Night, 51. C.(W. G.) on Longhi’s portraits of Gui- diccioni, 408. Cc. (W. -H) on cross of Mary Queen of Cyclades, round towers of the, 425. D. D. on the origin of albums, 235. — Francius and De Wilde, 597. — nursery tale, 9. Anal and Calvin, 501. D (e} on Adamson’s England's Defence, _ ‘arms at Bristol, 67. _ Americanisms, 97 — burial service by heart rt, 320. itaph in ——"—y churchyard, 288. — y, as applied to an absent person, _ Penardo and Laissa, 84. —— Samuel Daniel, 192. how to stain, 356. 465, 558. De Burgh family, 381.

De Camera on John, brother-german to | David I1., 351. — Smith, Young, and Scrymgeour MSS., 547. —- touching for the king's evil, 553. Deck (J.) on Salt-peter man, 460. Deck (Norris) on inscriptions in churches, 25. —— medieval emblems of the Passion, — “parochial libraries, 392. Delamotte (Philip H.) on camera for tra- vellers, 116. Delferier (W. A.) on pow dered alum, 267. —— Sir Wm. Newton's process, 219. De Marevilie (Honoré) on claret, 561. —— inscriptions in books, 554. — “ Nine tailors make a man,” £57. Denham (M. A.) on popular sayings, 233. Denmark and slavery, 256. Dennistoun (James) on Gibbon’s library, 485. Derby municipal seal, 557. 458. Derrick, its meaning, 178. 507. De Thurnham, arms of, 261. 364. Devil, how to dispose of him, 81. Devil’s marks in swine, 281. Devizes, origin of the name, 11. Devonianisms, 514. 630. D. (F.) on epitaphs, 257. D. (G.) on David Garrick, 40. D. (H. G.) on Franklin's portrait, 409. —— Gloucester ballads, — Lord Nelson and Waiter Burke, 193. —— Smollett’s Strap, 254. —— Wolfe's death, 127. 1D. (H. W.) on originator of collodicn pro- cess, 2. — Warren Hastings’ inedited letters, if Diamond (Dr. H. W.) on collodion pic- tures, —— processes upon paper, 20. Dibdin’s Bibliomania, key to, 151. 328. Digby | (oe Kenelm) aad the sun-fiower, 85. Digaes” England’s Defence, its republica- tion, 25. Dimidiation, 548. 429. * Discourse of Reason,” the phrase, 497. 546. were singularly shown, 593. (J.) on Bristot arms, 189. —— Oldham, Bishop of Exeter, 189. D. (J. W.) on longevity, 504. D. (M.) on “* Discourse of Reason,” —— “ To lie at the catch,”* 132. D. (M. F.) on oratories or chapels, 261. D. (N.) on Robert Dodsley, 237. Dodo, a Christian and surname, 83. 188. ” 546, 36. » Dodsley (Robert) noticed, 237. 316 Doe (John) on Dogberry’ * losses, 524. Domini-Cann on Cann family, 330. Dominic (St.), his predecessors, 356. Donkey, the medicinal use of its hairs, 105. Donnybrook fair, 549. Door-head inscriptions, 23. 190. 585. D. (0. T.) on formation of woman, 593. Dover Castle, its ancient stores, 2: 5h. 345. D. (P.) on Herbé’s Costumes Frangais, 204. Drake the artist, 246. Draufield on eags sold after sunset, 7. Dredge (John 1.) on bishops deprived by Elizabeth, 344. — on bride's seat in church, 145. —essay for a new translation of the Bible, 142. —— Joshua Marsden, 318. —— Pursglove, suffragan of Hull, 135. — satirical meda}, 253. — Westminster Assembly of Divines, 368. Drengege and berewich, their derivation, 39. 137. 298. Drills presaging death, 353. 522. Drimtaidhvrickhillichattan, 597. D. (R. P.) on Sir John Thompson, 352.

Drummer’s letter, 431. Dra (Robert), his Madagascar, 485, ) on inscription in books, ao —— Ribston pippin, 486. D. (S. D.) on portrait of , 393. — (Wm.) on Baptist Vincent Lavall, Dubourg (G.) on Cremonas, 582. Duff ( Lord), his toast, 105. 220. Dunkin (A.) on early edition of Solinus, Dutch allegorical picture, 44. 97. 213. Dutch East India Company, 159. Dutch, their alleged reduction of English subjects to slavery, 49. Dutens’ Corresp I ptée, 26. 390. 559.

E. E. on Campvere, privileges of, 558- — epitaph on a sexton, 10. —— gentlemen pensioners, 63. -~— prices of tea, 36. —— Schomberg’s epitaph by Swift, 13. Eagles supporting lecterns, 191, Ear! (Thomas), his diary, 206. Easter-day sun, 353. East India Trade, author of a tract on, 471. Eastwood (J.) on tombstone at Ecclestield, 390. Eaton (T. D.) on filtering collodion, 414. —— originator of collodion process, 162. Ebor on silver ornament, 96, Ecclesia Anglicana, its use, 12. 440, 535. Ecclesiastics, wives of, 486. Ecclus, xlvi. 20., why not read in the lessons ? 2u5. Edina on Huet’s Navigations of Solomon, 81. Edward III. and the siege of Calais, 10. Edward of Lancaster, autograph of, 33. Edward the Confessor’s ring, 15. Edwards (H.) on Shoreditch cross and vainted window, 359. Effigy on “ Elementa sex,” &c., 572. Eggs, unlucky to sell after sunset, 7. Eirionnach oa a work on the Macrocosm, 9 —— phantom bells and lost churches, 413, * Populus vult decipi,” 621. E. (J.) on Grindle, illustrations of its meaning, 307. —— remarkable signs, 155. E. ce. ) on pie- nic, 585. E. (K. P. D.) on marriage custom, 17. —_— suggested reprints, 203. Elder tree, superstition respecting, 177. 3354. 457. 458. Elections, list of contested, 208. 316. Electrical phenomena, 51. Electric clock, 153. Elginensis on a fact in natural history, 296. —— Robertson's Index of Charters, 101. Eliz: ae (Queen), her alleged bastardy, — aie at Woodstock, 108. —— love of ery 355. Ellacombe (H, T.) on bells versus storms, — door-head inscriptions, 23. — font inscriptions, 40%, — Golden Legend, 344. — Grindle, 508. —— “ Navita Erythreum,” &c., 382. 513. —— palindromical lines, 417. rty, as applied to one person, 337. oger Outlawe, 352. — Townley manuscripts, 407. — witchcraft, 4 Elliott (R.) on + practice, 245. — on Dutch East India Company, — “Fenglish comedians in the Netherlands, 30, Elsno on Arago’s weather observations, 40, — Foucault's experiment, 509. — search for manuscripts, °54,

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ine on suicide at Marseilles, 180. = ) on early t 609. E. (M. C.) on Purlieu, 477. Emaciated figures, 439. “ Emblemata Horatiana,” 614. Emblems, mee aoe pom 16. 469. 579. Emouf, letter Engine-a&-verge, 619. Engraving, historical, 619. Enivri on Bullinger’s — 407. — deodorising peat — rubrical query, $a —— St. Mary's church, Beverley, 151. —— wild plants and their names, 233. Ennui detined, 478. 629. Enough, its pronunciation, 455. 560. 603. Ensake and Cradock arms, 51. Ephippiarius, its meaning, 2U7. — — Hans-sur-Lesse, in Belgium, _— “iow D.D. swaggers— M.D. rolls! 175. —— Say what is Abstract, what Concrete? 175. —— Sir Walter Scott's ? 498. 576. —— ’Twixt Footman Sam and Doctor Toe, 15. 270. 369. 393. Eyles 8, Bathford Gartent, 287. ity John, —— Chesham , = 1 ~ 63. —— Dr. Greenwood’s on his wife, 287. — imprecatory, 25. 464. — Kinver, Staffordshire, 177. — Llangollen in North Wales, £87. — — on, 379. — fuit esse, quod est,” &c., 235. mat ay | s, by Swift, 13. —— a sexton, 10. — St. Helen's, London, 577. — Tichfield church, 202. — Tynemouth churchyard, 105.* Erica on Banbury cakes and zea!, 106. — borrowed thoughts, 203. — epigram attributed to Scott, 576. —— epitaphs, 177. — muffs worn i gentlemen, 320.

— party, its — use, 247. — salt mines, 26 — snuff and tobacco, 290. —— the word Rather, 282. Ericas on Christian names, 406, Erekine gem noticed, 72. logy of England,

135. Ethnology of England, 135. 246. Etymological traces of our ancestors, 13. 90, 348. Etymologies, on uncertain, ... Eugenia, by Hayes and Carr, 237 Eu i) (Till) translations, "357. 416. Euphormio, or Barclay’s controversy, 430. Eustache de Saint Pierre, 10. 329. Eva, princess of Leinster, 188. Evans (L.) on Scotch ballad, 596. Ewart (Wm.) on Crassus’ saying, 498. —— Pope and Buchanan, 570. cw. Mt. R.) on ball at Brussels, 303. — O Ciriaco’s account of the Parthenon, -—— Count Gondomar, 313. — Monument at Antwerp, 263. — pic-nics, 240. ~— pilgrimages to =e Holy Land, 341. Exercist day, 205. 3 Ezzelin, picture of, “33. 513. F. Fable of a dwarf and giant, 155. Fairies in New Ross, 61. Family, a large, 547. “ Family Journal,” its author, 313, 392. ‘Faust, passage in Part L., 501. 561. Fawcett ( Dr.) and a case of reprieve, 574. ¥. (C. E.) an Egev’s mode of printing, 557.

* Fercett,” its meaning, 318. on (Richard) =a Nicholas Thane, Ficulnus on the Crescent, 255. —— passage in a ? 285.

Fidus I Pp haud amantium,” 595. Fifeshire pronunciat im, 3 329. Fire and Plague of London predicted, 79. 173. * Five Alls,”’ explained, 502. F. (J.) un degree of B. C. L., 38. —— Race for Canterbury, 219, F. pa Le ) on | poe of Ireland, 238. ogog of a castle, 67. Fieimin mr John), his arms, 356. 608. eshed, meaning of, 166. Fleshict of Otley, his arms, 39. Fletcher (Bishop) and Lady Baker, 305. Fogie, Old, on the term, 354. 559. 632. Folger family noticed, 51. a Folkestone, its etymoiog logy, Folk lore, 7. 81. 104 is. “se. 177. 280. 328. 353. 496. 522. 545. —— African, 496. ume Devonshire, 358. 523. — Leicestershire, 128. * Folowed,” its meaning, 500. Font inscri 483. 625. Foot-guards’ uniforms temp. Ch. I1., 595. Forbes (C.) on blackguard, 407. —— the drummer's letter, 431. -— etymological traces of our ancestors, —— Forts at Michnee and Pylos, 495. — galliard, 366. —— Gulliver's Travels, 523. —— Irish rhymes, 271. 43. —— “ Wandering Willie's Tale,” 527. — Wolfe's portrait, 63. Forts at Michnee and Pylos, 495. Foss (Edward) on chaplains to noblemen, 163 — Chief-Justice Popham, 305. — Chief-Justice Thomas Wood, 95. “an Cursitor barons of the Exchequer, 79. —_ Judge Smith, 508. — letter of Emout, 529. — letters of Gen. Green and Washing- ton, 277. — Sir Gilbert Gerard, 441. — Tuebeuf in France, #S. Foucault's experiment, 530. 509. Fox + ¥ on Fox of Whitulebury Fo- re Fox of Whittlebury Forest, 155. F. (R.) jun. on Fuseli’s painting, 513. Frampton ), his unpublished life, 605. Francis ( .) on —- tents, 534, Francis L., a letter by him, 8 Francius (Peter) — 597. Franklin's portrait, 409. ~—— (3ir John), his Household Book, Fraser (W.) on anagrams, 221. — the use of “ anywhen,” 38. — Bentley's examination, 1:1. — bishop of Oxford in 11/4, 408, —— bishops’ lawn sleeves, 457. — degree of B. C — dimidiation, 548. jesia Anglicana, 440. 632. —— Githe’s Faust, passage in, 13. 501. —— Lamech's war-song, 489. — Letter to a Convocation Man, 620, — Locke, quotation from, 23. — man baptizin himself, 27. — odd mistake, —— Pascal, a saying of his, 596. — Shower'’s Letter to a Convocation Man, 358. 502. — St. Ives, its derivation, 182.

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Globe and cross as a symbol, 478. er ball 27. Gloucester (Duke of ), son of Charles I., his rait, . 338. es at fairs, 455. 510. 559. 632. Glywysig on Humphry Smith, 182. illiams of Geneva, 528. : Williams (John) of ‘Southwark, 266. G. (O.) on R. S. Townshend, 179. Gobat (S.), Bishop of Jerusalem, ‘234. “God's marks,” its meaning, 154. 246. 416. ty eee, the bodies guest,” MS, of, oushe’ 's Faust, paeee in, 13. 501. — reply to Nicolai, Golden bees in Saute 478. 535. Goldsmiths’ year-marks, 90. 118. Gole (Russel ) on bells and storms, 144. . wa on Sir H. Gilbert’ 's descend- ants, Gookins of Ireland, 238. Goose-footed queen, 332. Gordon (4. R.) on the derivation of eo. 73. —y Gordon (Louisa Lady) of Gordonstoun, Goring (Lord) an, 148. 317. — place”’ in Worcestershire, 133. Gotch, its etymology, 367. G, (R.) on “A Diet Salve,” 690, Loselerius Villerius, 534. St. Paul’s Epistle to Seneca, 583. and the parent tree, 261. 365. 436. Graves towers 4 James) on detached belfry Ts = brav raves rn Hichleton, 190. Hoveden’s Annals, 495. _ = mististee in Ireland, 512. — Shearman family, 17. — Sir Dennis Pack, 4/ Graves of Mickleton, "130. 0. 319. Gray (Lady Anne) noticed, 501. 607. Green (Gen.), inedited letter, 277. Gregorian ’ on — eayns current coinage, 180. on Jeffreys family, 46. Grey ped oe her marriage, 68. — lacob) on the English language, Grindle, its meaning, 107. 307. 384. 508. Grindstone oak, 478. Grogog of a castle, 67. Grub pe F Journal, its conductors, 108. 268. 383. Grymes (Sir Edward) noticed, 234. Gryphea incurva, or Devil's thumb, 105. Gulielmus on Carr pedigree, 5. Gulliver's Sessa, note on, 53. oUW He H.) on the Litten or Litton, 383. — Khond fable, 584. —— Roger Outlawe, 385. — satirical poem, 568. H. H. on Banbury cakes and zeal, 222. — Irish peerages, 117. — “ Judeus odor,” 207. _ ; os (Andrew), was he poisoned ? 476. —— Smollett’s Ode to Independence, 86. —— St. Columba’s cross, 3u2 Haberdon or Habyrdon, its ing, 132. H.(A F.) on letters U, Vv, W, 39. are (CW. D.) on Hogarth’s pictures, — Reynard the Fox, 262. Hall (Bishop), an old copy of his Medita- tions, 14. Hall-close, Silverstone, 620. = and Dr. Saxby, their quarrel, 41. Heuristisch — Evristic, its et logy, 237. 320. 417. 535. a H. (F.) on the word Budget, 73. H. (G.) on county history societies, 14. —_— — pooeces, 218 HG. T.) on inscriptions on a dagger-case, H. wi ) on curiosities of railway literature, — - optical q uery, 30. (H. T.) on coins in foundations, 166. Hibberd (Shirley) on Arago on the weather, —-- - query, 510. —— Hanover Rat, 206 — hermit queries, 254. — Jewish lineaments, 296. —— “lay” and “lie,”’ 222. sham epitaphs and quotations, 190. —— spontaneous combustion, 458. — white cats being deaf, 331. Hibernicis Hibernior, 260. 366. —_ — a presage of evil, 339. 488. age (Robert), the learned tailor, 10. a¢. on Joshua Marsden, 318. oung, the poet, 14. Hi (J. A.) on Enough, 560. H. (J. G.) on pyrogaliie acid, 70. H. (J. J.) on Christian names, 489. H. (M.) on derivation of Lowbell, 272. —— the sizain, 270. Hob and nob, their penaneing, 86. 222. Hobble de Hoy, 572 Hobey of Bisham, his arms, 407. 5 ing at the Excheq * 157. mente (Arthur) on British regi 241. Hamilton queries, 235. 333. Hammond (H. A.) on Ascension-day, 67. Hanover Rat, inquiry respecting, 206. 481. Harbottle (Cecil) on Collier's Notes and Emendations, 450. Hardwick (C.) on Westminster Assembly, 368. Hardy (Wm.) on the Queen’s descent from John of Gaunt, 41. Harley family, 454 Harris (Rev. Wm. ) noticed, 572. Harrison (J. B.) on Race ior Canterbury, 158. Hartcliffe (Dr. John) noticed, 451. Hartley (David), his official post, 282. Hastings ( Warren), inedited letter of, 198. Haughmond Abbey, Salop, 209. Haulf-naked, a manor in Sussex, 452. 558, Haveringemere, 454. Hawarden (Humphrey) noticed, 572. Hawkins (Edward) on ancient society of Bucks, 286. — epitaphs, 287. — gloves at fairs, 559. Race for Canterbury, 268. Seal of Wm. D’Albini, 553. — throwing old shoes for luck, 288. Haywood (F.) on hevristic, 535. Hazel (Win.) on dipping for hydrophobia, 221. H. (C.) on Eva, Princess of Leinster, 188. —— “ Quod fuit esse,’ 391. H. (C. H.) on * Haud cum Jesu itis,” 295. H. (E.) on portrait painters, 319. Hearne’s Works, a reprint Suggested, S79. Hele (Henry H.) on an iodizing diihculty, 605 05, Hendry (Warden S.) on St. John’s church, Shoreaitch, 332. Heraldic queries, 39. 85. 203. 571. Herbé's Costumes Frangais, 182. 294. Herbert family, 96. — at Hampstead on Bacon's Essays, Hemnit a eries, 234. Heron (Robert) noticed, 167. Hesketh Vw 8 noticed, 409. Hesledon ( W. 5.) on volcanic influence on the weather, 9. Hessey (Dr. James) on Gresham professors, 431. Hexameters from Udimore register, 202. Hobson's choice, 452. Hogarth’s pictures, 181. 539. 412. 484. —— portrait of himself and wife, 478. Holles family, 132. Hollis (Gervase), his manuscripts, 546 Holne Curate on Beltane in Devonshire, 353. Holyrood Palace, the royal pan at, 570. Homer's Iliad in a mathe, a 92. Hone’s History of Parody, | Honeycombe ( Will.) on an inedited poem, 424 Hvoping-cough, cures for, 104. = Hopper (Clarence) on the Dodo, 83. — Jeremy ‘Taylor and Lord Hatton, 305, Horne (F.) on collodion process, 163. Hornoway on ancient chessmen, 620. Hour-glass in — 589. House-marks, £ Hoveden’s phe 4 errata in, 495. 579. _ ponents in, 284. — (C. H.) on the broken astragalus, —- a and nob, 86. Howlett the engraver, 69. Hoyle, its meaning, and family name, 237. H. (P.) on Acts xv. 23., 316. i. e. he on Charter of Waterford, 65. W.) on fever at Croydon, 27. i im) on Jacob Grimm on the English ye sy 125. H. (T. B.) on numerous progeny, 547. — the Temple of Truth, its author, 549. H. (T. H.) on Anna Lightfoot, 595. Hudson (B.) on Howlett the engraver, 69. Huet’s N-vigations of Solomon, 331. 438. Hughes (T.) on Sir G. Browne, 608. — detached belfry towers, 512. — Devonianisms, 630. —— Edmund Chaloner, 355. — ee at -~ 510. umbug, 631. —— Humphrey =— 572. —— loggerheads, 364. —— longevity, 607. — Oki Satchells, 318. — portico inscription, 585. — red hair a reproach, 616. — Sir John Fleming, 608. — Sir John Vanbrugh, 619. — wards of the Crown, 25 es when first used, 550. 631. Hurrah! and other war-cries, 595. 633.

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644 INDEX. Bote i on Hem: noticed, 134 ish and Dutch schools of pt W.) on “ God and the world,” 134. ta bw. C.) on Gesmas and Desmas, 342. — “ Plurima, pauea, nihil,” 167. Hyde (Mrs.), a/ias the tub-.woman, 153. 211. G34. Hydrophobia, alleged cure for, 379. —— dipping tor, 221. Hyena, au ingredient in love potions, 177. 1. (A.) on longevity, 358. 1. (B. R.) on Marlowe's Lust’s Dominion, 253 —— polka, its antiquity, | —— quotation from mhiee, 390. 1. (G. H.) on burial of unclaimed corpse, 435. Ignoramus on Shakspeare and Blackstone, 5D. Illuminations in cities, their origin, 571. Immoral works, their preservation, 66. Indagator on Archbishop Magee and Lord Holland, 455. Ingleby (C. Mansfield) on anagrams, 546. — coincident criticisms, 524, — Coleridge a prophet, 36. — re Notes and Emendations, 378. | Inference, ‘instance of a false one, 303. | rafts and the parent tree, 365. eraldic query, 39. — — Llandudno, on the Great Orme's | head 189. —= «My mind to me a kingdom is,” 511. —— optical phenomenon, 155. — passage in King Henry VIIL, 404. —— passage in Macbeth, 544, —— soul and the magnetic needle, 508. —— v. Goldsmith, Talieyrand, &c., | Inglis (Bishop) noticed, 2. “In Jesum Cruci affixum,” 283. Ink, its inventor, 285. Tngttirens on Ferdinand Mendez Pinto, 951. Inscriptions : bell, 454. 633. —— books, 127. 221. 337. 438. 554. _— churches, 25. 191. —— dagger-case, 40. 119. — door-head, 23. 190. 585. _ ee 408. 483. G25. nny of George I11., 65. 165, 259. —— Roman sepulchiral, 37. —— tombstones before 1600, 331. 390. 512. Inveruriensis on flogging a slave, 223. Jona, a corruption of loua, 257. Irish characters on the stage, 356. — dramatists, se rages, | — Thymes, bt. 271. S12. 483. —— superstitious customs, 81. Tron Mask still unexplained, 254. 344. Isping Geil, 549. Italian English, 149. -Itis, termination, its —— \a 73 « Its,” its early use, —_ 51. 578. Ives (St.) noticed, 18: J. J. on photography and the microscope, 507. Jack and Gill, 572. Jack, its familiar use, 525. 622. Jackson (E. 8.) on Lite of Queen Anne, 108 Jackson (J. E.) on —— Plaster, 37. Jackson (John) on Jack, 325. James (Fs) te Americanisms, 608. —— lowbell, 586. —— feelings of age, 608. James (John) on Weld Taylor's process, James's (St.) market-house, 383. James (St.), passage in, 549. 623. Jaydee on book -plates, 26. — Canada, &c., 602. —— pic-nic, its etymology, 25. — pork pisee, and wheale, 96. — Sir Kenelm Digby, 190. — termination “ -itis,”’ 73. J. (C.) on Pier t, 606. —_ (John) on clergymen’ 's scarfs, 215. —e place, 248. arigmerii— Mclinglerii—Berefellarii, jefieys (Judge), notices of, 45. Jennings family, 95. 119. 477. Jennings-G. (S.) on Daubuz family, 52. — Folger family, 51. — electrical phenomena, 51. —— Jennings family, 119. 477. Jeroboam of claret, 528. Jesuit on Booth family, 478. Jewish lineaments, 296. J. (F. W.) on “* Bis dat, qui cito dat,”” 594. — longevity, 607. — value of manuscripts, 9. J. (G.) on loak hen, 13. J. CH. B.) on prigging tooth, 257. J. (H. J.) on * Ma Ninette,” &c., 84. — Tennyson queries, $4. J. (J. E ) on the locality of Tuebeuf, 207. J. (J. J.) on Bishop Turner's MSS., 287. — Bishop Ken, 580. 526. — Bishop St. John, 550, | Job, his declaration of the resurrection, 14. Jock of Arden, 430. Jockey, its derivation, 456. John ap William ap John, Esq., on Owen Glyndwr, 258. John, brother-german to David IT., 351. John (King), his sacrilege punished, 571. John of Gaunt, descent of the Queen from, 41. 628. John of Jerusalem, order of, 407. John’s (St.) church, Shoreditch, 352. John's (St.) on Wellington and Marshal Ney, @2. — Psalmanazar, 206. Johuson (Dr. Samuel), parchment of his freedom of Aberdeen, 202. Johnson (Goddard) on Capt. Ayloff, 583. — cross and pile, 24. Johnson (Robert), his pedigree, 429. Jobnsoniana, 328. Jones (Edwin) on Job xiii. 17., 14 Jones (Inigo), list of his buildings, 430. Jones (I. W., on Sir Gilbert Gerard, 608. Jonson (Ben), his adopted sons, 167. J.(O. W.) on French Prayer-book, 382. J. (T.) on Irish customs, 81. Junius’s Letters to Wilkes, 620. Juvenal, Sat. x. ver. 365., 165. 321. 653. Juxon ( Bp.) and Walton's glott, 476. — Account of Vendibie Books 5u5. J. CW.) on nose of wax, 158. J. (Y. BN.) on “ Impartial Inquiry on Faith,”’ its author, 180. — tenent and tenet, 205. K. Kappa on Belatucadrus, 205. Keightley (Thomas) on ake and ache, 472. — coincident legends, 591. — Gaffer or Gammer, &c., 354. — * its,” early use of, 160. —— mythe versus myth, 326. — Old Fogie, 631. — spring, &c , 448. — Shakspeare criticisms, 615. — Shakspeare emendations, 44 255. —— Love's Labour’s Lost, 136. Kelly (Lewis) on Norris's "Antidote, 359. Kelly (Wm.) on General Monk and Cam- bridge University, 535 Kelway family, 529. 608. Ken (Bishop), queries respecting, 380. 526. ——= work attributed to him, 597. Kenneth (F.) on Leamhuil, 108. Kentish fire, origin of the term, 155, —— local names, Dray, 26. pay, c wa H.) aoa” 280 al bags, 557. — a —tne post, E188. Kettilby foe Samuel) noticed, 431. K. (F.) on Frescheville family, 261. — Ho yles family, 237. K. (H. C.) on feelings of age, 561. — Bianco White's sonnet, 486. — cement for glass baths, 557. —— Christian names, 488. -— claret, its meaning, 60. — Coke, its pronunciation, 586, — cremonas, 501. —— epitaph “* Quod fuit esse,” 549. ratte and the parent tree, 406. ady bigh sheriff, 321. —_— — meaning ot “ folowed,”” 501. —— Melingierii — Berefellarii, 264. —— parvise, 624. —— passage in St. James, 623. — photography and the microscope, £56, — Setantiorum Portus, 505. — 3S. collar, 584 Khond fable, Wee 584. King ( Abp.), monumental engraving, 430, King (Lord) and Sclater, 487. King (Philip S) on Eustache de Saint Pierre, lv. —— ink, its inventor, 285. King yoy John) on Scotchmen is Poland, 600. King (Wm. W.) on Continental brasses wl. King’s evil, touching for, 353. Kirkwallensis on ancient tombstone, 130. — daugh, its meaning, 128. — Dr. Johnson, 203. — Lord Reay’s country, 178. — Norwegian antiquities, 618. — Orkneys in pawa, 105. —— patronymic Mac, 2U2. — Scottish clergy in the seventeenth century, 153. Kissing hands at court, 595. K. (J.) on bankruptey records, 478. —— burial service said by heart, 13. —— Countess of Pembroke’s letter, 154. -——— Franklyn Household book, 55v. — Irish convocation, 583. —— Lepel’s regiment, 501. — New Engiand Genealogical Society, 3l. —— overseers of wills, 501. K. a C.) on Dutch East India Company, x’ °K.) on Rigby correspondence, 203. Kiemming (G.E.) on Konigl Schwedi- scher in Teutschland gefubrter Krieg, oon th. Bridget’s Office, 157. Knight (J.) on portrait painters, 180. “ Kola’s mild b ue A ag its meaning, 108. Konig}. nT i ge fiihrter Krieg, 156. K. (T.) on the meaning of assassin, 270 —— nugget, its etymology, 145. — venda, its meaning, 270. L. L. on Bacon’s Advancement of Learning, 493. — coninger or coningry, 241. Clarendon and the tub-womaa, “ol — nursery rhymes, 455. —— Ovid's Fasti, passage in, 156. — pearl, its etymology, 18. 166. L. (A.) on child-mother, 526. La Bruyére (Jean de), his family, 58. 114 192. Lad and lass, their derivation, 256. Lady-day in ‘harvest, i91. Laicus on prayer for George IIL., 109. iam (Charles), lines quoted by him, 2865 is. FULIVLUNL LLG SEPEERSEEL POUR PRUE “§ Ese D Fo eS Lpaaasbest ibe & I Peleg! | La - FESPy| cost esed cll EERE Fe rc

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pe, £56, ng, 430. e Saint », 130. nteenth Society, mpany, 03. hwedi- Krieg, g, 108. nid ge= 270, arning, 8. 114. , 286g INDEX. 645 —_ Lambarde (Wm.) noticed, 208. omg his lady, 237. a} ™ on Edmund Spenser, 410. Bann Casio Landlords in A (Lamiert Bon note for London atime 's a 477. Latiner, 423. 622. Lavall (Baptist Vincent) oy 130. Lavant, origin of the term, 269. 335. Lavater's ofa Self-Observer, 456. Lawrence \neeues on the albumen pro- cess, 116. — argot and slang, 331. — axe that bohenied Anne Boleyn, 417. —curtseys and bows, 319. — form of prayer for prisoners, 410. = ——— > re 332. — nicknames, 143. — plum-pudding recei » 318. — revolutionary ca — skull-caps versus skullzcups, 112. — wandering Jew, 5. 511. — (John) and his mathematical MSS, ale bags, their colour, 85. 144. 557. “La ** lie,” anecdote of, 222. ib) on E on Derby municipal seal, 357. L. (D. C.) on Erasmus Smith, 108, Tacha (J.) on Sisson’s developing fluid, ‘x its etymology, 43. Leanhuil abbey, 108. og eae | ee ys its scene, 382. Le Balafr bed to Henry, duke of Guise, 201. Lechmere (Baron), his portrait, 39. Left hand, its =F et 306. Legend of ’change,3 . Legends, coincident, 591. Legitimation, 17. Leicestriensis on exercist day, 205. — Gen. Monk and Cambridge Univer- sity, 427. — Searson’s Poems, 131. — Whipping Toms at Leicester, 235, Leigh peerage and Sconeley estates, 619. Iaiehton (Abp.) and Pope, 475. — (F. K.) on Mr. Justice Newton, Leonora on astronomical query, 84. L. (E. P.) on Robert Johnson, 429. "s regiment, 501. Veus du Hairon,” a romance. — to a Convocation Man,” oe 415. Lac. ) on miniature ring of Charles I., L.(F. M.) on the albumen process, 217. L(G. R.) on Thomas Ceeley, 207. —— cobb, its derivation, 234. . Library of the Corporation of London, 120. Lieutenant, its mee 257. os ee noticed, 595. meaning, 83. a4 (Sir Davia), his Viridarium, 231. Lisle family noti 236. 269. 305. Lister family, 357. Literary frauds in modern times, 86. 139. Litten or Litton, its meaning, 383. L. (J.) on tne of Lindy of . ae 440. _ ona ot —— Old Fog . H.) on | bie of unclaimed corpse, L. *) on Denmark and slavery, 286. Liandudno on the Great Orme’s Head, 189. 1 h tower, legend of, 545, L. (L. B.) on De Thurnham family, 364. —— Dover castle, its ancient stores, 254. —— Lady Nevell’s music-book, 59. L, (L. L.) on Grindstone oak, 478. —— hewspapers, 133. ser L. (L. L.) on tortoiseshell Tom cat, 271. L. (M.) on nuns of the Hotel Dieu, 477. L. (M—a) on Francis I., 83. Lc . C.) on Shaw's Saffedehire MSS., oak hen, its meaning, | Localities in prone ey charters, 473. Locke, quotation in, 23. —— writings, were they ever burnt? 13. Lode, a river, 464. Loggerheads, 192. 364. London, lines on, 258. _ plan of its ty extent, 382. 583. — queries, 108. 223. —— topographers, a note for, 34. Longevity, aged 116, 358. 504. 6U7. Longhi’s portraits of Guidiccioni, 408. Lowbell, its derivation, 181. 272. 367. 393. Lower (Mark Antony) on Allen as a sur- name, 340. — Mac, asa tee a S41. L. (R.) on Norman song, 134. L. (T. H.) on wood of the cross, 488. Luneburg table, 355. Luther's portrait, 498. L. (W. H.) on popular gyines, 633. — Welborne family, 6: L. (W.N.) on Collier's Motes and Emend- ‘ations, 377. L. (Y.) on Sir Josias Bodley, 357. bas Lying by the walls,” origin of the phrase, ma (Lord) King-at-arms, 208. (F. Maxwell) on developing chamber, — _ in positives, 533. — Sir W. Newton's process, 163. — Taylor's iodizing process, 364. Lyte’s Light of Brittaine, 570. M. M. on burn at Croydon, 626. —— erroneous forms of speech, 632. — rap and rend for, 284. — rathe, 634. —— weather rules, 627. w. on Key to Dibdin's Bibliomania, 338. Mabley (W. T.) on collodion a 267. Mac, the patronymic, 202. 341. M. (A. C.) on broad arrow, 360. — Canada, &c., 601. — creole, its derivation, 535. —— pearl, its etymology, _ — shob, a Kentish word, 6 Macaulay's Young Levite, 191. Mac Cabe (W. B.) on old shoes thrown for luck, 288. MucCulloch (Edgar) on Major-General 459. Mackensie (K. R. H.) on lost manuscripts, Mackey (Mary), her Poems, 109. Macpherson’s Ossian, its source, 201. a a work » 205. the, 402. adagascar Madden (Sir FoF on autograph of Edward of Lancaster, 33. Magee (Abp.) and ‘Lord Holland, 455. Magistrates wearing hats in court, 357. Magnetic intensity, 71. Magnum of port, 528. Maids’ petition, 4. Maitland (Dr. S. R.) on consecrators of English bishops, 220. ‘salmanazar, 4/9. Malta, the burial-place of Hannibal, 81. Mangel wurzel, how pronounced, 329. 463. Mantelkinder, 17. Manuscripts, difference in value, 9. ——, Search for, 35+. 456. M. (A. R.) on descendants of Dr. Bill, 286. Maria on forms of judicial oaths, 333. — meaning of mufti, 529. Mariconda on bibliography, 597 Marigmerii or Melinglerii, 207. 264. — (Thomas) on Bacon’s Advance- , 554. Markland (J. mn on Bishop Butler, 572. —e its opposition to county ma- gistracy, 63. Marlowe's Lust’s Dominion, 253. Marriage, the Scotch law of, 191. 248. Marriages, curious, 525. Marriages en chemise, 17. 84. Marsden (Rev. Joshua) noticed, 181. 318. Marshall (Dr. Thomas) noticed, 83. 297. Martin drunk, a ballad, 19. 190. Martin (F. 0} on gloves at fairs, 560. —— overseers of wills, 586. — Vincent eon ing Martin (John) on Mrs. Cobb's Diary, 477. Marvell (Andrew), was he poisoned ? 476. Mary, daughter of James I. of Scotland, 260. Mary, Queen of Scots, her chair, 197. —— defended by Earl of Buchan, 237. ——~ gold cross, Master family in Kent, 85. Master (G.S.) onepitaph at | Llangollen, 287. —— inscriptions in boo! — inscriptions in parochial registers, 257. —— Master family, 85. — sign of the “ ‘I'wo Chances,” 132. Mathias’ (St.) day in leap year, 58. 115. Maudlin, its derivation, 50. M. : R.) on chaplain to Princess Eliza- » 108. —— font inscriptions, 482. —— John Pictones, M.D. (an) on the earldom of Oxford, 153. Meals, or malls, its meaning, 2U8. 298. Medal, a satirical one, 238. Medieval or Middle Ages, 306. Megatherium Americanum, 590. Meigham, the pene, a, 500. erk lands and ures, Merritt (L.) on difficulties in photography, 363. Meteoric stone of the Thracian Chersone- sus, 105. Methusalem, anecdote of, 134. Metrical psalms and hymns, 460. M. (F.) on collodion negative, 604. M. (F.), a Maltese, on medieval parchment, 155. M. (F. M.) on inscriptions in books, 221. M. (G. R.) on Ecclesia Anglicana, 12. 535, — (F. M.) on taking paint off old Midgley (Richard) noticed, 380. 438. Miland (John) on novel-writers, 14. iles (J. A.) on test for lenses, 533. = (Dr. Geo.) his Donnelan lectures, Milton and Sir Henry Wotton, 7. 111. 140. Milton in prose, by Madame Dubocage, 27. Milton’s widow, her family, 596. Mint, Southwark, 303 Mistletoe, 119. 167. 269. — in Ire’ 512% a ) on Chaucer’s knowledge of Italian = pay of Normanton, 354. — English Comedians in Germany, 503. — Fabricius, Bibliotheca, 379. — Heuristisch dun Hi d’ Etat, 193. — —— Prospero, the island of, 524. — reprints desirable, 153. —— Shakspeare's Richard IIT, 202. — The Whippiad, 417. M. (J. C.) on witehcraft in 1638, 327. M. \J. F) on hurrah! 633. M. (J. H.) on Ferdinand Mendez Pinto, 631, — Gibbon’s library, 407. — Jacobite toasts, 220. —— passage in Coleridge, 393. in Thomson, 248. M.( (J. R.) on Banbury zeal, 310. M. (J. W.) on subterranean bells, 328. — Lamech killing Cain, 305. M. (L. A.) on car; at Rome, 455, — “Jack and Gill,” &c., 572. — vanes, 534,

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646 INDEX M. (M. Po cne tm, Mn. (J.) on epitaphs, a fe Daimore register, —— Jenny's bawbee, 207. Modstena, monument AS 26. 72. Molasses, its etymology, 35. : . Monboddo Mog noticed, 281 — (Gen.) and Cambridge University, Monson (Lord) on Corbet , 283. Monte Cncataehe de) on Nostradamus on the gold diggings, 105. Moon divination, 177. Moore (Thomas), his first ! ~" d family, f, 50. More ~y Thomas queries respecting, 85. Morga' 5 on goldsmiths’ year- nna, 3 Mormon | eS 153. — publications, 548. Morton (Countess of), the witch, 260. Mothers, early Christian, 548. Mowbray and Curle, their monument, 263. Edward IIL, M s R.) on Westminster Assembly, 368. Muffs worn by gentlemen, 520. 392. Mufti, its derivation, 529. soe ing of in, 181. — cossack, 4 Mummies in Germany 194. —— of ece’ Munford (George) on Locke’ 's writings, 13. — Pambota Munoki (St.), festival, ‘A Munro (John) noticed, 179. Murdoch (J. B.) on Hone's History of Parody, ise Murner’s visit to England, 357. Murray, titular Ly Dunbar, 192. M. (V.) on family of Milton's widow, 596. M. iw ) on lady high sheriff, 236. M. +. H.) on a Scottish brocard, 488. M. (W. T.) on Campbell's imitations, 481. — Hibernicis Hibernior, 260. —— Macaulay's Young Levite, 191. aise from Sir Hubert Stanley, 158. ws it was right to dissemble your love,” — Shak. 3 word “ Cl St. — “will” and “ shall,’ ™M.( (Y. 3.) on Sir George Carr, 408. — Cromwell's seal, 427. — Dean le, 431. —— Lord Cliff, 455. — Mistletoe, +41. —— Westminster parishes, 454. Mythe versus myth, 326. 375. N. N. (A.) on Mons. Consort, 381, — Geneva —y¥ lapoleon a poet, 301. pot = 5) by la, em Natural philosophy, curious fact in, 206. Navorscher, queries from, 595. N. (D.) on uniforms of foot-guards, 595. Neal's manuscripts, 430. Nelson (Lord), his death, 52. 321. — his rings, 305. et vy mp} contents of her music-book, unhauapite@. —~ - \ameeee 528, nee notes on, Newton (Mr. fetes Newton (Sir Isaac), Newton (W. J.) on Si: cess, 140. 187. 245. 338. News, its deriv: S71. N. (H. ¥. W.) on India rubber, 71. definition of, 3. 137. Nichols (P.) on Nelson rings, 305. oe 0 ) on : 'ee 59, ha — — Seer 8 Lives ‘ot th the Poets, 113. —— Lavant at Chichester, 335. Nick Manele origin, 143. icknames, their n, hti poetical epi hets of, 397. ikon a painter, 207. 5. M) on the meaning of meals, 298. NK. ) on Garrick’s funeral epigram, 619. — St. Nicholas’ Church, Brighton, 150. N. (N.) on inscriptions in books, 458. Noake (J.) on sounding name, 37. North (Lord), his legitimacy, 207. 317. Northern Castle, a play, 382. Northumberland House, the lion of, 548. Norwegian antiquities, 618. Norwich bishops, a list, 358. Nose of wax, explained, 158. 439. No Skater on skating problem, 369. Nostradamus on the gold diggings, 105. Nota on uncertain etymologies, 43. Nottingham petitions, 175. Novels, their originator, and list of, 14. N. (R. S.) on lowbell, 393. — nu eget, 393. N. XC, s. ay ) on note from Seville Cathedral, N. or. W.) on drills presaging death, 522. —— new, its derivation, sy (Geo.) on Country Parson's Advice, Nugget, its ww 143. 272. 366. 343. y at, 23. 507. Nuns of the otel Dieu, 477. Nunting . its meaning, 153. Nursery rhymes, 455. — ta N. (V. D. ) on Lord Goring, 317. N. (W. L.) on capital punishment, 521. a ao traces of our ancestors, —fassace in Ly 191. ‘ennyson query, S21. oO. 2. on quotations wanted, 345. Oak at Shelton, Ve 297. Oaken tombs, 528. 607. Oaths, forms of judicial, 453. 532. Observer on landlords in Lonsdale, 330. —— Lord North, 207. Odd mistakes, 404. 632. (Edipus on Dr. Parr’s combination of ema 296. O. (J.) on bookselling in Caleutia, 199. — books of emblems, 580. — Canongate marriages, @. — Faithful Teate, 624. — Hanover Rat, isi, — Howell's Letters, — Lord Coke's Speech oh and Charge, 376. = nugget, its etymology, 272. _—/ — ae —— Shakspearian book, 474. —— Somersetshire ballad, 364. — sweet singers, 361. O. (J. P.) on Lady-day in harvest, 191. — mistletoe, 107. — skull-caps versus skull-cups, 112. Oldham (Hugh), Bishop of Exeter, his pedigree, 14. 164. 189. 271. Oliver St. John, Ol. Mem. Ju. on Dodo in Ceylon, 365. bw its meaning, 235. O. (O. O.) on Catherine Barton, 144. — York mint, 133. Optical » 155. worship, 261. — query, 450. 560. Oraiories, places of Ord (J. P.) on General Monk, Orielensis on burrow , S21. Orkneys in pawn, 105. 183. 412. Ormon (John) on in Orosius, 606, Ornament, an old silver armorial, 96. Orosius, on a passage in, 399. 536. 606. Orte’s M: edition of 1570, 109. Orth y, English, its O. (T. B.) on Indian chess Other-some, its early use, 571. 631. Ovde on names of , 132, Outlawe (Roger) noticed, S85. 558. Overseers of wills, their duticn, 500. 586, ford B.C prophetie oe =e Dishope as Engiish suffragans, Oxford earldom, 153. Oxfordshire legend on stone, Se on new moon ae 177. ise, 528. — eading divination, 545. P. z-(A. ) on plan of London, 583. -s A.) on developing collodion process, Pack. (Gen. Sir Dennis) noticed, 453. Paint, how taken off old Painters of the Flemish and Dutch schools, 65. 166. Pak-Rae on Wray family, 52. Palindromical lines, 178. 366. 417. Palissy and Cardinal Wiseman, 499, Pallant, at Chichester, 206. 269. 335. Pambotanologia described, 27. Pancake bell, 232. Papers ed fro , 126, Parallel passages, il. re 13. Parchment, mediaeval, 155. 317. Pardon, the General, a tract, 15. Parishes, names first given to, 536, Parish kettle, 129. — registers, right of search, 598. Parker Society monogram, 502. + amend chaplains, their sermons, 4. neene libraries, 193. 369. 392, 438. 463, 507. 558. 605. —— registers, inscriptions in, 257. Parr’s (Dr.) dedications, 156. 296. Parthenon described by Ciriaco, 306. Party, its modern use, 177. 247. 367. Parvise, its meaning, 528. 624. Parvus Homo on magistrates wearing hats in court, Pascal, a saying of, 596. Passion, medieval emblems of, yn Pater on early Christian mothers, 58. Patrick (Bp.), his ap a a Seneca, 500 8 Ti) on the word Jack, PC T.) on scarf worn by clergymen, a... ee rays putting out fires, 345. —w shor poo #00. e (C. K.) on table moving, 596. P. (D. ) on dimidiation in impalements, @ aaa — . _e 608. — (Edw., Jun.) on — witchcraft sermons at Huntingdon, , 18. 166. 342. Penneculk "tebe lost MS., 134. ensioners, Pepys’s Diary : battle of St. Gothard, 129. — be nny be 118. family, 95. Perey Anssaeten, thee authorship, 134 Peter (St.), hi >, Mioctatupas Bama, oi 96. 143. 210. Petition formula, ellipsis in, 596. Ug ell Ul gllel PEBritreire mee a Peee ce ee z j

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tion, 177, 552. rico, Sie r 156. ter to Sit [H. ard, 129. 5. hip, 13% 148. 210. INDEX. 647 (T. J.) on satirical playing-cards, oor eidion r no" P.( ) on 1 process, | @. on cross ot but 487. 631. uke of Gloucester, 338. 2@) on stereoscopic queries, 505. $ (Q.) cones earneett in lay- offices, 50. lips (J.) on Hogarih’s portraits, 478. Pibiblion on anagrams, 452. ” — inscriptions in books, 337. — Insh characters on the stage, 356. 596. — Waterloo, an ancient battle-ground, 82. Philophotog. on black tints, 116. Photo on collodion portraits, 388. Phonography, Hart’s work on, 26. PuorocrRaPHy, albumen process, 116. 217. — amber varnish, 562. — animal cheseeal in eee ke 245. — antiq » 273 62. — Archer om) his services to photo- graphy, 218. — black tints of French photographers, 16. = ‘ n. —ca negatives, _ camete ae out-door operations, 49.116. 163. 266. 462. of books, 50 —_ 507. — collodion pictures, 485. 533, 582. —collodion process, 92. 116. 162, 163. 185. 266, 267. 363. 388. 414. 484. 562. — DelaMotte and Cundall'sPhotographic “= = ber, 515 — dev ing cham! 3. — developing fluid, 462 -— Diamond (Dr.), hoy services to photo- Palen pags phy, 245 — in photography, — glass baths, or et omen | it. itta a percha, baths, 415. rests, = hydrosulphite of soda, 74 — India-rubber substituted for yellow “glass, 71. — iodized paper, 48. 92. 140, 141. 187. 293. pa batising difficulty, 605. Gray and the collodion process, 47. — lens, test for, 485. 533. 555. 582. =— Lyte’s mode of printing, 557. — microscopic pictures, 5U7. 556. — Newton's process, 140. 163. 187. 219. 245. 294. 338. ——, directi for obtaining Pinkerton (W.) on French faute, 174. inter — Derrick, obert Drury, 485. — — serpent’ 's tongue, 316. —— throwing old shoes for luck, 288, —— unlucky days, 232. Pinto (Ferdinand Mendez), a liar of the first magnitude, 551. Pitt of Pimperne, his works, 135. P. (J.) on grafts and the parent tree, 261. —— lion at Northumberland House, 548. — phrase “ Coming home to men’s business,”’ 235. —— quotation from Shakspeare, 209. — suicide at Marseilles, 316. P. (J.) jun. on emaciated figures, 439. — font inscriptions, 625. P.( (J. R.) on historical proverb, 156. Planets, origin of their names, 152. Plants, discovery of, 84. 211. —, names of wild, 233. 441. Plaster, Cha 1, 37. Play-bills, when introduced, 234. Plough, the town, 129 339. Plum-pudding at Paignton fair, 66.; — receipt for making, 319. P. (M. T.) on Holles family, ss P. (O.) on inscriptions in boo! Poem, an early satirical, 568. Poems, inedited, 424. Poisons used for’ bouquets, &c., Polka, its antiquity, 152. Pollock (H_) on positive photographs, 581. Pope ( Alex.) and the Marquis Maffei, 64. — his corrections from the Dunces, 541. —— and Buchanan, ~ — inedited poem by — (Lord Chief ’ ontice) noticed, 259. 262. Pork-pisee, its meaning, 96. Port (Justice) noticed, 572. Portrait, a clerical one, 407. Portrait painters at Bath and Derby, 180. 294. 319. 395. Portraits at Brickwall House, 406. ——, national, a catalogue suggested, 258. eee stamps, perspective view of twelve, Posts of conveyance, notices of, 3. Potguns, 190. 319. Powell (Sir John), 262. 359. P. (P.) on picture ‘of our Lord’ 's trial, 235. — subterranean bells, 200. P. (R.) on “ lying by the walls,” 332. —— Welsh legend of the redbreast, 328. Pratt (Dean) noticed, 408 Prayer-book, editions prior to 1662, 18. 91. 321. Prester John, 502. Pr on Chapel Sunday, 527. “positives, —_— ay os criminals, 506, — positives, 533. 581. — processes upon paper, 20. Ag » — pyrogallic acid, 70. 117. 266. — sealing-wax for baths, 314, — sensitive paper, 48. —— Sisson’s new developing fluid, 534. _ on ating « the fingers, 162. y, 120. — — Society of fy their exhibition, 22. —— solutions, 48. 265. 363. — stereuscopic pictures, 48. 70. 505. 557. —— sulphuric acid, tale jictures, 338. — Taylor's iodizi: ‘ocess, 187. 217 ua. y ooh, ing pr ’ paper process 71. 93. 218. — wax -— Wilkinson’s mode of levelling ca- pi Symolgy 2,240.37. nic, its et oy (John), ro to Queen Eli. meth, Pitor on = ae argile, $5. Frangais, 182. ——— (John) naticed, 6 to the Holy Bok. Ooi. 415. Pim (Jonathan) on marriage ting, 332. antiorum Portus, 180, Price ( vi 3 ) on drawing an inference, 303. Prigging tooth, or pugging tooth, 207. Primrosen in East Anglia, 2U1. Princes’ whipping- —- 268. Printers’ grammars, 5! Lea form of prayer for, 410, 483. P. (R. L.) on order of St. John of Jeru- ‘salem, Proclamation of P aed VIII. religious books, + —., their value as Tnistortes! evidences, 3. Proctor (Wm.) on brasses since 1688, 272. — collar of SS., 297. Prospero, the island of, 524. Proverbs : — As poor as Job’s turkey, 180. — Catching a Tartar, 73. —— God tempers the wind, 193. — Nine tailors make a man, 165. 557. — Qui facit per alium, facit per se, 382. 458. 629. — “ro lie at the catch, 132. — To talk like a Dutch uncle, 65. — Very = a = — Weathe — When om Lord falls in our Lady's lap, against 157. — Winter thunder and summer flood, Proverb: — You change Norman for a worse horse, 156. his history, 206. 305. 435. 47% S. R.) on raven pad. Velcon in Amorten. o ee Pt. (A.) on Roman Catholic registers, 500. = ( Wm.) on stereoscopic pictures, Purlieu, its etymology, 477. 633. Pursglove, suffragan bishop of Hull, 6, P. (W.) on the “ Boy of Heaven,” 429. — Johnsoniana, 328. — key to Dibdin’s Bibliomania, 151. —— Spenser’s birth-p! —— tale for collodion pictures, 338. P. (W. H.) on heraldic queries, 203, P. (W. M.) on passage in Thomson, G7. Pylades and Corinna, 305. 551. Q. Q. G. S.) on Shakspeare’s Twelfth Night, o! “a. ) on Diary of Thomas Earl, 206. —— etymology of jockey, 456. @erens On arms in — glass, 152. uzro on Govett family, Susie on family of ‘Abrahall, 357. uoits or quaits, UOTATIONS : remarks on, 165. — A Diasii Salve, 571. 630. —— Amentium haud Amantium, 595. -—— A world without a sun, 40. — As flies to wanton 8, 2U9. —— Bis dat, qui cito dat, — By prudence guided, 85. — Dimidium scientia, prudens questio, 180. 270. —— Elementa sex me proferent, 572. 650. a For God will be your king to-day, 67. “ae. God and the world we worship, 134. — iHaua cum Jesu itis, —— Her face was like = milky way, 305. 390. —— I hear a lion in the lobby roar, 205, 318. — Inter cuncta micans, 510. —— I saw a man, 571. ireth great —= Bt ing, &c., 40. 117. 345. —— Judeus odor, 207. 295. — Life is like a game of tables, 40. 120. —— Mala male malo mala pertulit omnia in orbem, 180. — Ma Ninette a quatorze ans, 84. —— Mater ait nate, &c., 155. 247. = —— Motto of Hyperion, "s71. — My mind to me a kingdom is, 511. = Erythreum pavidus, &c., 382. —— Ne’er to these chambers, 14. 72. —— Perhaps it was right to dissembie your love, 192. —— Plurima, pauca, nihil, 96. 167. — —— Rows vult decipi, 572. 621. uem Deus vult perdere, 618. —! amor @ retro perlecto nomine, — Seductor Sueco, 595. _— See where the startled wild fowl, 67. —— Sic transit gloria mundi, 164. — Solid men of Boston, 154. 222. — Then comes the reckoning, 189. — Three poets in three distant ages born, 209. — —o eee er I ask'd for blessings, 66. ——— oes to man to conceal his _thoughts: I a end, 26. 117. @ (W.) on Jock of Arden, 430,

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R. R. on “ Goe, —< a, Ste Sadinen guaet” 343. a Lise tablen R. (A.) on the aaa of tuck, 187. R.(A.B.), Bi , on Traitors’ Ford, 489. nik B.) on the Ceenaculum of Lionardo — Coleridge's works, 293. — door-head inseriptions, 23. — Ellis Walker, 382. — Gesmas et Desmas, 238. — Irish rhymes, &c., 483. —— Lady Anne Gray, 607 —— Letters om A. C.) on Sir John Powell, 262. le’s Sposalizio, 595. Railway literature curiosities, 427. —— signals, 580. Rainfall in i852, 130. * Raising the wind ’ * explained, 27. —— s History, fate of Vol. IL, 287. “Rap and rend for,” meaning of the phrase, 28+. Rather, its old meaning, 282. 392. 512. 634. Raven superstition, 496. Ravenshaw and his works, 286. Rawlinson (Robert) on rainfall in 1852, 130. R. (C.) on custom on April the first, 528. R. (C. 1.) on consecrated rings, 271. —— fuss, its etymology, 365. — ——— to the demand of the Merton y, 272. — Richardson or aon Be 08. — Swedish words u in England, 366. R. (C. T.) on imprecatory epitaphs, 464, Reaping machines, Reay, “ Lord Reay's country,” 178. Rebellion of "45, a letter on, 519. “ Rebellious Prayer,” 286. Recnac on passage in Bacon, 305. Red hair a reproach, - .. Red Sea, drying B up of Reed Reet Vednosay © decir naked manor, 452. Club, 261. Reformer’ . = 620. R. (E. G.) on burn at Croydon, 395. — burial of unclaimed corpse, 202. — Dover Castle, 345. — drills presaging death, 353. —— erroneous forms of 5; h, 329. —— game of whetstone, —— gloves at fairs, 455. 633. h, its etymology, 367. ibernis ipsis Hiberniores, 366. — meals, its meaning, 208. —— other-some and unneath, 631. —— parochial libraries, 408 — potguns, 319. — SSeneeen, 201. thrown for luck, 288. —— subterranean bells, 200. Regatta, the first in England, 529. Regedonum on open pews, 262. ——- names and numbers of British, Reginensis on Grub Street Journal, 108. Registers of Romanists in Berks and Oxon, Regnac on Vol. ii. of Raleigh's History, Relton (F. B.) on in Chesham churchyard, 63. — —_ font inscriptions, fi 1. eprints suggest . Revolut pores {o— Pui, wy 262. - (FR Yon ft ichard ley, 380. —— Thomas W. » R. (G.) on place, ass. (H. C.) on enough, 604. —— Githe's y * Nicolai, 19. Rhymes in Dry plane, ‘o 143. 165, 427. 452. 537. Ribston pippin, 436. 486, 596,

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ee Rubi on bishops vacating their sees, 50, | —— elder tree, 177. epiteph from Tichfield, 202. — —ae 7 271. | —— riddles, 85 Rubrical Rye (W. Tt | —— the word “its,” 578. Ryming and their ing, 529. R. (W.) on a Countess of Southampton, 64, — Rooke’s inedited letter, 473. — “ Wanderings of Memory,” 527

| R. R. (W. B.) on Gen, Benedict Arnold, 57 — quotation, 66. R. (Z. E.) on “ Beware the cat,” 487. —— “ Bis dat qui cito dat,” 488. — church catechism, 463. —— Judge Smith, 463. —— Lord King and Selater, 487. — Norfolk rhymes, 452. —— Talleyrand’s maxim, 487. | S.on etymology of Folkstone, 166. Sadler (Sir Edwin) noticed, 357. ot Saffron, when brought into Sagitta (on “I hear a lion in the ioaty roar,” Salopian on Canute’s reproof to his cour tiers, 380. —— Haughmond Abbey, 209. —— proud Salo — 527. Salopians, proud, Salt-inine, the atet | in (England, 2 261. | Salt.peter-man, 376. Sansom (J.) on Acts xv. =. on —— detached belfry towers, 586. —— ecclesiastics’ wives, 486. — King John’s sacrilege, 571. — la ical pea 1M. — metrica ims and hymns, 460. — story of Ezzelin, 453. Santa Claus, the original oy 549. Satchels (Old) noticed, 209. 318. Satin, origin of the word, 551. | Satirical playing cards 405. | —— prints, =. ; Savoy Church, custom at, 529. S. (A. W.) on *hour-glass in pulpits, 589. — Turner's picture of Eltham Palace, 193. Sawyer (N.) on high spirits, 488. Sozing, lar local, 7 ( Scanderbeg’s sword, 35. 143. a Scarfs worn by clergymen, 108. 143, 215. 269. 336. 8. (C. B. N.C. J.) 7 sepia, Se. Schiller, passage in, Schomberg’s Sob Switt, 13. S41. or, 478. Scott, Nelson's secretary, Scott (W. H.) on statues on coins, 45. Scotter register, co. Lincoln, 525, Scottish bishop deprived, 1658, 285. — clergy, their literary attainments, 158 os on Collier's Notes and Emendatious, — ~~ marriages, 459. —— smock marriages, Scrapiana on epigram on Dr. Toe, 270. broken.dowa | Screw, why applied to a horse, 260 | Serutator on Dogberry’s losses or leases, 377. Ss. oe lady high sheriff, 393. S. (E.) on camera for out-door operations, — “curt s and bows, 156. — Grindle, 384. —— test for lenses, 582. Sealing-wax on fingers, 475. Searson (John), his Fos, 151.

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f Banbury, eaning, 52% ‘am pton, 68 raold, 5m, * 487. land, 549, the’ lobby > his cour. 261. D. be . 145. 215. . AL raldry, % , 45. 5. ain INDEX. _ jorum Portus, its locality, 180. 246. Seivad on Sir John Davys, 59. Seleucus on belfry towers, 416. — creeper in the Samoan Isles, 107. early use of tobacco, 270. — furze of Scandinavia, 119. Senex on seal of William 1 dD Albini, 452. — Shakspeare’ 3 a, 475. ome 's tongue, ral, note from, sia Sir John Powell, 359. mS Kipl pling, a and Millbourne, 408. ” and “ shall,” 553. ie. Fon optical query, 560. a 4 (F. R.) of P F ‘oO & i goes a paten of Marquis of 79. & (G. H.) on grant of slaves, 475. Shadbolt (George) on collodion process, 383. stereoscopic pictures, 557. —_ — washing collodion ayy 533. — Weld Taylor's process, 92. 244. 7Y a ballad, “ Shakspeare in the — Sel.chler or the Doctors enumerated, 104, — Collier's Notes and Emendations, 450. lence, 377. 426. 449. 523. 545. criticism 615. — delighted, as used by him, 344. — Dogberry’s losses or leases, 377. 524. —— drawings, 545. —_ ae 255. — emendation: — first folio pom no 129 — judge alluded to by Shakspeare, 550. — monument, 475. — no had ” and “ no hath not,”’ 593. — parallel passages, 4()3. — queries unanswered, 178. 216. — readings, 496. 592. — reprint of the tirst folio, 47. and Rimes, 426. 523. passages in All's Well that Ends Well, 4°6. Antony and Cleopatra, 378. Coriolanus, 378. Hamlet, 8. 449. —_ Henry VIIL, 5. 111. 183. 404. King John, 378. Lo Labour's Lost, 136. 221. ve"s 6. 61 Macbeth, 404. 546. Measure for Measure, 377 Much Ado about Nothing, S77. 378. Richard IIT., 202. Taming of the Shrew, 378. Troilus and Cressida, 378. Twelfth Night, 51. 167. Two Gentlemen of Verona, 377. Winter's Tale, 257. 378. 615. Shakspeare (Thomas) noticed, 405 Shakspearian book, 474. Sham phs and ‘ juotations, Shaw (R. J.) on = op cow ng 136. Shaw's re MSS., 15. Shearman Sharma fay. i? ‘ 07. 381. ) on Shearman family, * Shepherd of Banbury’s weather rules,” See 0 baly high, 256. 321. 340. 393. —— of Worcestershire in 1781, 381. Sheriffs of ~ anes and Cam- bridgeshire, 57 8.(H. Gon Phitis lips family, 619. pw oes painter, its derivation, 178. 507. shub, a Kentish word, 65. Shoe thrown at weddings, 182. 288. 411. Shoreditch Cross and painted window, 38. = red, god red,” 500. ‘oe on Campbell’s Hymn on the Na- Vi Sidney as a Christian name, 39. 318. 392. Sigma on borrowed thouglits, 509. —— “ Nine tailors make a man,” 165. Signs, remarkable tavern, 155. — (W. Sparrow) on African folk lore, — on Boyle Lectures, 456. — Mormon publications, 548. — ae libraries, 438. rayer-books anté 1662, 91. Singer (3. W,) on “ any-when ” and “ sel. dom-when,” —— Shakspeare’s use of “no had” and “ no hath not,” 593. —— in King Henry VIIL, 5. 183. ee (S.) on a passage in Macbeth, Silurian on Genoveva, 133. Gueen (J. L.) on improved camera, 266. atta percha baths, 415. ead-rests in photography, 338. — — new developing-fluid, 462. —— photographic notes, 363. 414. — sealing-wax for bottles, 314. Sizain, examples of, 174. 270. 510. 8S. (J.) on Faithfull Teate, 529. — Geneva Lake, 509. — inscription on a dagger, 119. — Waterloo, 117. S. (J. D.) on arms, battle-axe, pa. — consecrat roses, &e., —— hob and nob, 222. — La Bruyére, 192. — privileges of gg 262. — Sir Josiah Bodley, 56 S. (J. J.) on Luneburg cable, 355. —— subterranean bells, 128. S. (J. M.) on collodion film on copper plates, 41. —— St. Paul's Epistle to Seneca, 500. S. (J. S.) on charade attributed to Sheridan, 403 —— the whetstone, 319. Skater on a skating problem, 284. Skating problem, 254. 369. Skull-caps versus skull-cups, 112. Slang expressions, 617. Slang, its etymology, 331. 511. — execution for whipping, 107. 223. 5 —_pt of, to monks of Dunfermline, 75. S. (M. A.) on Jacobite ballad, 67. Smart (Robert) on erroneous forms of speech, 202. Smirke (E.) on Coenaculum of Lionardo da Vinei, 524. — marriages in chemise, 17. — St. Augustin and Baxter, 327. Smirke (Sydney) on bees and the Sphynx atropos, 499. Smith, confessor of Katherine, 13. 463. Smith (Erasmus) noticed, 108. Smith (Gilvert N.) on Creole, 381. — wolves nursing children, 355. Smith (Henry), his Sermons preached by a Romanist, 223. Smith (Humphry), his —— 182. Smith (Judge), 4635. 508. 6 Smith (W. J. B.) on soaans rose, 585. Smith, Young, and Scrymgeour MSS., 547. Smith's Dictionary of Antiquities, and Dic. tionary of Biography and Mythology, list of errata, 502. Smock marriages, 191. 245. 439. Smollett's Strap, who was he? 234. Sneyd ( W.) on arms of Joan d’ Arc, 295. — pilgrimages to the Holy Land, 415. Snow (Robert) on “ beaten to a mummy,” Snuff-box, lines on a, 181. 247. 585. 8S. 2(N. W.) on ‘ett 441. — wyle cop, 440 Solinus, early edition of, 142. Songs and ba Battle orthe, Boyne, 118. Gloucester, 27. Harvest Home, 201. Songs and ballads — Jenny's Bawbee, 207, 345. Martin said to his Man, 19. Norman, 154. Praise of the “Marquis of Granby, 179. Sing ivy, sing tL 8. Somer: ire ballad, 236. 364. The Wee a Hen, 284. by on the Morn of sweet May-day, ve the Lords of Convention, &c., 596. Sops-in-wine, a flower, 530. Sotadic verses, 297. = and the magnetic needle, simile of, South (Dr.), his Latin tract against Sher- jOcK, “= versus ; Goldsmith, Talleyrand, &c , 311. 19. South 0 Spade. its present and original meaning, Spanish armada, old pictures of, 454. 558. — physicians, their costume, 133. rse, its meaning, 51. 246. 8. (P. C. S.) on Dodo, 188. —— Elizabeth (Queen), tardy, 528. —— literary frauds of modcrn times, 139. — Melinglerii— Berefellarii, 264. — Sir J. Covert, 189. — Sir Kenelm Digby, 190. —— Waterloo, 117. Spectre horsemen of Southerfell, 304. Speech, erroneous forms of, 202 "329. Spencer (J. B.) on Edmund ser, =. ae | een his birth-place, m...- oy ‘Traitors? Ford, 382. Sphynx (Sophronia) on a charade, 463. Spinosa’s burial-place, 192. Spiritual persons in lay offices, 50. Spontaneous combustion, 256. ‘345. S91. 440, 458. her alleged bas. Spring, &e., 448. Ss. 5 f ) on epitaph, “ Quod fuit esse,” 342. J.) on meaning of assassin, 270. s. (s. A.) on hyena in love potions, 17. — Loselerius V Merius, &e., 454. — Somersetshire ballad, 236. — witchcraft in Somersetshire, 613. Ss. (J.) on Americanisms, 51. — discovery at Nuneham Regis, 23. — sich house, 51. (S. 8.) on Ancries de Greeff, 488. —— enough, Guthryisms, 620. —— parochial libraries, 558. —— passage in St. James, 549. — wood of the Cross, 437. S. 2 (S. S.) on parish kettle, 129, S. (T.) on Annuellarius, 358. —— Nottingham petitions, 175. s. Bi A.) on Chaucer's inedited poems, ae on current coinage, 180. Stanley, “ Praise from Sir Hubert Stanley,’* 158. Stanley (Thomas), Bishop of Man, 209. Stansbury (Joseph) on Westminster Assem. bly of Divines, 260. a represented on coins, 45, . Bees on oaken tombs, 598. St. Leger (Hon. Miss), a mason, 598. St. Mark, daughters of the republic of, 155, St. Mary's church, Beverley, 181. by Nicholas’ church, Brighton, 150. & (T. C.) on lady high sheriff, 390. — and the Marquis Maffei, 64. Steaming, as used b jomson, 67. Steel bars, how h , 65. ) noticed, 119. on God's marks, 417. — metal t pes in 1435, 405. -) on Captain Ayloff, 429. —— fabulous bird, 180. — predictions of the Fire and Plague of London, 79. 173. — selling | : ‘wife, 429.

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Sternberg (T.) on suicide, the last buried at a cross-road, 617. Sterry (Peter) WY Bo White, 388. Stewart a on Sir William Newton's or ales Holland, 66. . 507. Stillman (W.) on drying up the Red Sea, 206, Stone.pillar worshi =. Storer (W. P.) a les Coverdale, 97. fication , 235. ohn, 502. |, its origin, $5. 143. 542. 464. but hear me,” origin of the phrase, St. (Ww. ) on ome r Pedigree, 512. — Judge Smith, 629. Seton on Sooke Nelson's secretary, 331. —_— a —+ 4 . —_ t. Suicide ‘ancutaged in » Sdarecilles, 180. 316. Suicide ide, the last buried at a cross road, 617. 8. (U. J.) on Dr. Anthony Marshall, 83. —— heraldic query, 85. Sun's rays putting out the fire, 285. 345. 439. Superstitious sayings, seven score of, 152. Surgeon (A Foreign) on passage in Boer- haave, 4: —— the theri A 590. Surnames, “Fo. ess of priests, 331. r. Fletcher and Lady Baker, we — "i high sheriff, 321. Swedish words current in England, 251. Sweet singers, 361. Swift (Dean), his autograph, 255. epi on Schomberg, 13.

—— Steevens's & wl Hi. Tio. send ae —— Wake family, 164. Syriac scriptures, 479. 583. T. Table-moving, noticed by Bacon, 596. ne on Judge Jeffreys, 46. Tenel Beato or — 1684, 1 Taner English army in Tanner MSS. in the British ie 260. Fag an insect, 528. T.ca. 8.) on author of The Snow Flake, mee oot rtist, 294. Temple Bar, its history, 108. Temple (H. _ ) on parle paseages, 151. oS — ee n Locksley Hall, 509, ‘opulus vult pt - 572. eS wana Dryde: ~" — Sotadic verses, 297. Temple of Truth, its author, 549. 630. Tenent and tenet, 205. Tennent (Sir J. Emerson) on blackguard,77. — Ceylon —~ n 110. — ——-, — lo, I —_—- aaa of pearl, 19. Tennyson, on a passage in, 25. 146. 509. ueries in, 84. 189. 321. 559. T.( (H.) on rhymes upon places, 427. —— winter thunder, &1. @. on arms of De Turneham, 261. — Life and Correspondence, —— Isping Geil, 549. Th—b. (R. Y.) on in Juvenal, 521. Theobald’s letter on Arundelian marbles, T. (H. E. P.) lines on London, 258. ” bo Two Chances,” a sign in Shropshire, —<$—$——. T. (T. W.) on death of Nelson, aa. Tub-woman, alias Mrs. Hyde, 133. Tuck, its meaning, 82. 142. 187. = (S. L) on Boyer’s Great Theatre, Tuceeut, its locality, 207. 343. Turkey-coc why so called, 550. Turner (Bp. Francis), his MSS., 287. Turner (J. M. W.), his view of Lambeth eae 15, 89. 118. 193. T. (W.) on medieval parchment, 317, — the cardinal , 431. Ss - baths, gh Ee — sa ‘on when brou t to England, 549, T. (W. W.) on anowymous works, 40, crescent, 392.

T.(W.W. E) on ballad of the Battle of 2 Boyne, 118. —— touchstone, its derivation, 142. Tye on “ Mater ait nate,” &c., 248, Types, movable metal, in 1435. 405. Tyro on ao deprived by Elizabeth, 59, — Bishops and Gobat, 366, — Chaucer, #9.

Thiviotd (Charles) on mythe ver. myth, 575. Thirteen an unlucky number, 571. Thompson ( Pishey) on Boston queries, 258. —— (Sir John), his armorial bearings, 32. Thoms (Wm. J.) on consecrated roses, 480. —— Eulenspiegel or Howleglas, 416. Thomson (E.) on a n Orosius, 399. Thomson (James), Ris will, 550. — ms ; the word “ steaming,’’ 67.145. 248, 367. Thoughts borrowed, 203. = Three per Cent. Consols, Thrupp (J.) on forms of judicial oaths, 552. —— throwing old shoes, 411. Tide tables, 156. Timbs (John) on the Percy Anecdotes, 214. “* Time and I,” 182, 247. 558. 585. Tipperary, lines on, 43. ws ey HH.) on discovery at Nuneham Regis, Tt. s(t 2) on ring of Edward the Confes- Tobacco and snuff, remarks on, 229. Tobacco, its — before the discovery of America, 77 7€ Todd (D + tt.) on the Bp. Berkeley's portrait, 498 — Dutch allegorical picture, 46. 97. 213. — Iona, or loua, 257. — Roger Outlawe, 586. —— Townerawe family, 232. Tolls in London, origin of, 108. 223. Tombstone at the quay of Aberdeen, 130. Tom Track’ ’s host, 47.

Taylor ( E.'S.) on drills a a 522, — ety traces of ou 5 —— Eugene Aram's Comparative Lexicon, — historical engraving, 619. —— names first given to parishes, 556. —— Roman sepulchral 7 a 37. —— Rosicrucians, works on, 619. — slang expressions, 617. — Valentine's day, 523. Taylor (Jeremy) related to Lerd Hatton, Taglor Weld) on \— tints, 515. — iodisin paper ao 187. , 389 — Siphie pe "portraits of criminals, —_ replies to ee ae questions, 265. —— test for a Tt x hy a qualifications of a — B. P. (C.. eae —_e and 478 on € cross, le PY. (C. M. lormer’s elm, 620. Pea, its ooo in in 1738, 36, feate ( a noticed, si 624. superstit ya meer Pempiar on lawyers’ bags, 144.

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‘ort h ‘om cat, 271. 510. Touchstone defined, 82. 142. Townerawe family noticed, 232. Town-halls, ancient timber, 71. Townley manuscripts, 407. ba (R. S.), common-place book, T.(B on on St. James's — 583. akspearian drawings, Tradescant a = ” Traitors’ Ford, 38 ™ psore on Tare s Light of Brittaine, Tree of the thousand images, 381. Trees, their age, 193. 297. Trevelyan (Sir ir W. C.) on Dutensiana, 26. —— Kentish local names, 26. —— King Robert Bruce's coffin-plate, 416. — — Lindsay’ "s a 23 26. 72.

— —— lines, 417. = phonography, 26. 5. Trial of our Lord, a picture, 235. True blue, 391. Trussell’s' Winchester Anti T—t. (J.) on Bishop Hugh

ities, 616. idham, 164

_ omens of English bishops, _~ —— Dr. Wallis’s anonymous pamph! — Ellis Walker, 487. is. — Letter to a Convocation Man, 415. —— Parker Society monogram, 502. —— Pursglove, su = of Hull, 136. — "Funes Wenthepn, Antatte —- rt Wauc' re! of Armagh, 166. _ —— taret, an insect, 528. — Tennyson, 559. U. Uneda on “ As poor as Job’s turkey,” 180. — English orthography, 10. —— humbug, its earliest use, 550. — lieutenant, its pronunciation, 257. — maid's petition, 594. —— Nelson and Wellin » 330. —— Percy An es, 1 — quoits, its pronunciation, 232. — sealing-wax, 475. — “ Solid men of Boston,”’ 134. — weight of American officers, 202. ey S “y? — 431. no well Jpeott (Wm.), bis ters on the of the first folio Shakspeare, 47. Ursula on La Bruyére, 38. — Conway family, 261. —— James Chaloner, 583. a be a family, 259. U. Vv. +» their ancient pronunciation, 2, Vv. V. on inte, 207. —— Genoveva, 212. Vanbrugh (Sir John), his birthplace, 619. Vandyke on Sir Kenelm Digby, 85. Vanes, early notice of, 54. Valentine (St.), popular in America, 281, Valentine's day, Venda, origin of the word, 179. Verbum Sat on suggestions to photogra- vorney' papers, 568. erney Via Lactea on a quotation, 505. Vicars-apostolic in England, 242. 308. 390 Villerius ( Loselerius) noticed, 454. 534. Vincent family, 501. 586. 629. — (R.) on epigram by Sir W. Scott, .——— plant, 454. Vinos on the word Claret, 237. V. (J. H.) on prophecy in Hoveden, 8% yaw on the a Engieh W. D.) on comedians in the V ieestenen 114. — Lord Goring, 143. Ww. W. (A.) on conyngers, | 108, — Tate, an artist,

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, 202. ve reprint ace, 619. ica, 231. »hotogra- 308. 390. b. 554. W. Scott, INDEX. 651 Ww F. A.) on the brazen A. G.) on Chipchase of Chipehase, 133. in the West in ag 86. Wake farai noticed, 51. Wake ni .) on Hall-cloee, Silverstone, 620. Walcot (Col. Thomas), his sons, 382. 488. Walcott ( M. ie)on A ih ment at, 26. 72. rif F. ‘on Pope's inedited poem, 57. _ 4 falmer Castle, old fortification there, 475. Walter (Hen.) on Cranmer and Calvin, 621. _ re of —~ 211. — legend h, 432. Waiter (J.) on ‘Turner’ s view of Lambeth, Minderng Jew the myth, 261. 511. Willie's ale, ” 527. Ward's Lives of the Gresham Professors, 431. Warde (R. C.) on sermons by parliament- ary chaplains, 34. J. S.) on Campbell's Pleasures of Warden . 179. and the tub-woman, 634. — descendants =o of Gaunt, 628. — Le Balafré, 20 Gestan, 201. ay ia hy — Pepys’s Diary, 129. — Pepys’s Morena, 118. — quotation from Juvenal, 633. — pam, 165. W: of the crown, 236. Washington and Major André, 62. Washington (Gen.) inedited letter, 277. Waterford charter, 65. Waterloo, Latin poems on, 6. 144. — an ancient battle ah 82. 117. Watkins (Charles) on Swedish words current in England, 231. Watson (T.), bishop of St. David's, =. ® (Abp.) noticed, 66. 166. 552 Way (A he national portraits, 258. Wagten (3. = sige of Devizes, 11. » corporation, ‘Waymor (C.) on Walmer Castle, 475. w. (os on washing collodion process, 484. W. (C. T.) on Isthmus of Darien, 351. — alleged cure for boyy 379. ‘Weather rules, 373. 522. 599. 627. Weather, volcanic influence on, 9. Wedding divination, 545. Wi y Club, 261. 409. 576. Wednesday, why a Litany-day, 86. Wieone comers | 630. igree, a Wellington _ of) a Maréchal de France, 283. -§ 453. — his hy woe ical queries, 408. ipling, and Millbourne, 408. war (Philip) on axe which beheaded Boleyn, 332. Westmacott ya F.) on Martha Blount, 58. —— Assembly, its proceedings, — parishes, 454. Weston (Robert) 1 404. Wet season in 1348, 63. rie B.) on teen on Landseer's print, 67. H.) on Philip d’ Auvergne, 296. (HD. pee early + Whetstone, the x of, 208, 319. 463. wigan 393, yo 4 457. ‘oms at Leicester, 255. ° GB. ) on cures for hooping- 222 ing machines, 456. aa cough » 104. Whitborne (J. B.) on gold signet ring, 12. — Graves wy 319. — portrait of Baron Lechmere, 39. —— town-halls, 71. White (A. Holt) on cross and pile, 560. — Gibbon’s library, 535. White (J. Blanco), anes So, OO 404. 486. w- (H. T.) on derivation of lowbell, 181. W. (1. ) on immoral yy 66. Wife being sold, 429. 602 Wilbraham (Randle), his ‘diploma, 498. Wilde (G. J. De) on the author of The Family Journal, 392. ba’ - ee (Henry) on levelling cameras, Wilkinson (T. T.) on Clarke’s Essay on Mathematics, 15. —— Lawson's mathematical MSS., 526. Will and shall, their distinction, 356. 553. Williams (B.) on Anglo-Saxon localities, 473. Williams (John) of Southwark, his descend- ants, 260. by (Wm.) on epitaph in St. Helen's, Williams (Wm.) of Geneva, 528. Wills (A. W.) on the s sun N rays, 439. on, 440. Wilson (A.C.) on qaliedie® pictures, 485. Wilson (C.) on Vincent family, 501. Wilson (Dan.) on Mr. John Munro, 179. Winchester and Huntingdon, their popu. | lation, 38. Windtail, ae gue, 285. Ww of claret, 528. Winters, on cole. 405. = (Wm.) on American fisheries, 1 — Bacon's hint to our correspondents, 36. —— bells versus storms, 543. —— Cadenham oak, 180. — catching a Tartar, 73. — Charles 1.’s statue, 154. — curfew, 5° —— execution for whipping a slave, 107. — fuss, its etymology, 180. “ God tempers the ——. "195. — inscriptions in books, — Juxon (Bishop) and Walton’ s Poly- glott 476. — Mater ait nate,” 155. —— Malta, the burial- place of Hannibal, 81. —— mummies in Germany, 194. — Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 628. —— Orte’s maps of 1570, 109. —— round towers of the Cyclades, 425. —— serpents’ tongues, 537. —— Sir Edward Grymes, 234. — “ To talk like a Duteh uncle,”’ 65. — trees, their age, 194. — windfall, its derivation, 285. —— “ Your most obedient servant,” 382. Witchcraft, S26 446. —— in Somersetshire, 613. — sermons at Huntingdon, 381. W. (J. F.) on vicars-apostolic, 242. W. (J. K. R.) on Jenny’s bawbee, 345. — Tickell’s Elegy on Addison, 72. W. (J. R.) on royal assent to bills, 50.° —— vicars-apostolic in England, 308. 390. W. (L. S.) on a modern plan of London, 382. W. (M.) on God's marks, 246. ee Woodward (B. B.) on Cene’s Essay for a New Translation, 142. — “ Dimidium scientia,” &c., 180. — — eo —— eagles supporting is, 191. —— Folger family, 248. — History of Formosa, en —— 's arms, 205. —— pot-guns, 190. Words cioundesstend, 352. 375. 400. 520. 542. 566. | Wordsworth, ee in, 85. 191. Worth, its meaning , 584. 630.* Wotton (Sir H ) and Milton, 7. 111. 140. W. (R.) on Orkneys 4 tae 412. Wray family, notices o' Wright (R.) on Canada, its derivation, 504, — pronunciation of enough, 455. —— ethnology of Engiand, 246. —— Niagara, 137. —— other-some and unneath, 571. —— Santa Claus, 549. a smock marriage in New York, 84. yatt (Thomas) on developing '» 266, Wyle Cop explained, 440. —— x. , 85. ) on Fiteshie = pronunciation, 329. talian-English, 1 . (D.) on legend of i, 8. (L. E.) on Turner’s view of Lambeth Palace, 15. on char . (A. R.) I a *K Y. Y. on sheriff of Rapes pen | 381. Yankee, its origin and meaning, 103. 164. Yarrum (P. J.) on St. Mathias’ Day, 58. a (J. B.) on books of emblems, 579. Y. (C. G.) on Duke of Wellington, 317. Year, commencement of the ecclesiastical, Y. Me H.) on Welsh genealogical queries, Yoowell (J.) on Juxon’s Account of Vend- vr Books, 390. Y. (J.) on inscriptions in churches, 191, —— smock marria . — The —— Castle, 382. .) on lawyers’ bags, 85. ux, 286. York mint, its officer, 1 Young (Dr.) his MS. 1 14.1 “ Your most obedient servant,” its a a Y. (S.) on Hanoy 3 's Christabel, 206. — 181. ¥. ) on bookselling in Glasgow in 1735, Z. Z. on British ey 155. —— costume of Pol poneen, 133. Z. (A.) on Brown’s Polidus, 499. — bugenia, by Hayes and Carr, 237. —— Leapor’s Unha oe. 382. Zeus on etymology _ Lamech killing Cain os i Wmson (S.) on Ben Jonson's P sons, 167. —— Lord Duff's toast, 105. —— satirical prints, a7. —— “Then comes the reckoning,” &c., 189. Wolfe (General), his death from a de- serter, 127. 220. portrait, 63. Wolves nursing children, 355. Woman, her fo on, 593. Wood (Thos.), chief-justice, noticed, 14. 95. END OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME. nes, 366. — —— parallel yt a _ a ee upon pla "s — is om. aan e Pope, ke., 5 — slang, its etymology, si — suicide at Marseilles, 511. — tortoiseshell Tom cat, 510. Eason Jew, Bi * =. &¢ on utler, ) woe 4 _ rebellion a “Soa a letter on, 519.