Notes and Queries 1922: Vol 10 Index

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922, TWELFTH SERIES.-VOL. X. SUBJECT INDEX. {For classified articles see ANONyMouS WorRKS, BoOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED, CHRISTIAN NAMEs, FOLK-LORE, HERALDRY, LONDON, MorroEs, PLACE-NAMES, PROVERBS AND PHRASES, QuoTATIONS, SONGS, SURNAMES, and TAVERN SIGNS.] A Abbott (#ichard), ot Burton, Westmorland, date of death wanted, 190 Abercrombie (John), horticulturist, d. 1806, 273, 313 cross carried in procession on ** Abyssinian ”’ presented to Westminster Armistice Day, 9; Abbey, 79 Accra: James Fort inscriptions, 245 Adair (James), historian, 94 Adams (Thomas), of Warkworth, Northumber- land, dates of birth and death wanted, 310 Addison’s ‘ Spectator,’ edition published by Ton- son and Draper, 168, 235 Afghanistan, inscription on Irishman’s tomb, 347 Akenside (Mark), d. 1770, 273 Alcock (Charles), writer on cricket and football, d. 1907, 310, 357 Aldeburgh: Commonwealth marriages and burials in Register Book, 81, 104, 124, 142, 175; destruction of church in 1643, 301 Aldworth (Avery), m. 1630/31, 197 Allingham family, 390 * Allostree’s Almanack,’ 1680, 70 ‘* Ambidexter,”’ earliest use of word phraseology, 15 America, British settlers in, 57, 114, 178, 198 American Civil War, books on, 431, 476 Ameriean humorists: Capt. G. H. Derby, 154, 219 Amore family, 371 Ancaster, Guor Anegon of, 443 Andrewes (Thomas), sheriff at execution of Mary Stuart, 410 —- (D.) de Swaythling, book-plate of, 191, 36 Anglo-Saxon riddle: ‘ The Cuckoo,’ 109 in legal Animals, three most dangerous, 72, 113 Annamaboe, notes on, 41 Anonymous Works :— British Melodies, 48 Comic Natural History, 92 Duke of Mantua, The: a Tragedy, 288 Miser Fairbrother’s Daughter, 252 Norman People, 229 To-day and other Poems, 94, 119 Two Months in New Orleans and the Con- federate States, 34, 79 Antigua, condition of military burial-ground, 351 ‘** Antiseptic island ” : Inishglara, 489 ‘ Anything for a Quiet Life,’ play by Webster and Middleton, 11, 50 Apprentices to and from overseas, 327, 429, 472 Arab (or Eastern) horses, 91, 138, 154, 198, 257 Archer family, British settlers in "America, 368 Armageddon Chapel, Clifton, 109 Arms, unidentified, 130, 199, 236 Armstrong (John), vicar of Tidenham, 1845-1853, 257 Armstrong family, 48, 435 Arnold (Matthew), his reference to histery as “ the huge Mississippi of falsehood,’ 34, 119; his quotation from Erigena, 252 Arras: the so-called Spanish architecture of, 3 Artists : biographical détails sought, 9 Arundel Club, 321 Ashw ellthorpe Church, Norfolk, inscriptions in, 227 29, 69, 106, 248, ‘ Assumption of the Virgin’: see under National Gallery “At” or “in,” use with place-names, 170, 234, 358

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502 _ SUBJECT INDEX. Notes and nia July 29, 1922, Athenian Club, 321 Atkinson (James), medical officer in India, d.1852, 289, 337 Atterbury (Francis), Bishop of Rochester, poems attributed to, 91 Aucher and Depedene families, 149 August Society of the Wanderers, 322 Austen (Jane), references wanted, 450 Austen-Leigh (Rev. Edward)=‘“ Sexagenarian,”’ 437 Australia, introduction of rabbits into, 32 Austrian hunting-horn, 390 Auterac (Joseph), Westminster scholar, 110 Automata: exhibitions in London, 269, 331, 396; see also under Games—Chess B Bacon (Charles, John and William), Westminster scholars, 331 Baldwin (George Dimsdale), Westminster scholar, 331 Ball games: see Games Banbury: the Globe Room, 226 Barbados: Needham’s Point cemetery, 23, 46, 351, 393 Barbosa (Senator Roy), book wanted, 371 Barnard, schoolmaster of Worksop, 330 Barnard (Andrew and Sir Frederick Augustus), librarians to King George ITI., 71 Baron ee —— of parentage and family sought, 9 Barrel organs in i 209, 254, 316, 353, 398, 437, 477 Barrie (Sir J. M.), American reprint of newspaper articles, 210 Bashe (Sir Richard and Sir Edward), 149 Battersea enamel works, 70 Bawwaw, place-name, 68 Beaconsfield (Lord) and Ude, the cook, 110 Bear, the horse and the aubergine, passage in Kan Sazan’s ‘ Fude no Susabi’ quoted, 308 Bears, their ferociousness, 72, 113 Beauchamp (Sir John) of Fyfield, Essex, his arms, 99 Beauchamp family, 31 Bedford : monumental inscriptions in churches, — and burial grounds, 325, 365, 405, 447, Bedingfield (William), minor-poet, b. about 1720, 91, Beef, a of eating on one’s wit, 310, 355 ‘ Beggar’s Opera’ in Dickens, 14, 74 Bells, house, 174 Benson and Smith families, 387 Berdewell, Denny and Furneux families, 369 Bermuda Company, 342, 362 Bernard the Dane and the House of Harcourt, 16 Bernasconi and the restoration of sculpture, 189 * Berquet ” or ‘“ bercovet,” meaning of words, 317, 355 “* Berwick,”’ meaning of word, 229, 317, 355 ““ Bespoke bootmaking,’”’ meaning of expression, 331 Bestiary, an illustration of the, 366, 413 Bettesworth (Edmund, Edward and _ Robert), Westminster scholars, 350 Biaba (Elisabet D. C. Dyciss), portrait on wood panel, 150, 256 Bible, Huguenot, 110 Bible ., early editions i in Latin, 427, 495 ‘* Bidle,’ ’ land- measurement — 48, 96, 156 Billingsgate, the “‘ bosse ” of, 452 Birmingham mint and French coinage, 490 Birth, inference as to date of, 127, 173 Blacket (Henry), vicar of Boldon, 1770-1808, 469 Blackmore (Sir Richard), his wife, 111 Blackmore (R. D.), his poem, ‘ Dominus Illu- minatio Mea,’ 132 Blackwell (George Graham), of Oxford Univer- sity, 1819, 210 Bladen family, British settlers in America, 368 Blair gy and William Robert), Westminster scholars, 431 Blake rOhencion: Fasham and John), Westminster scholars, 350 Blake (William), early American publication of his poems, 128 Blancheapelton, place-name, 345 Bloxam (Charles Henry), Westminster scholar, 131 ‘** Bluebeard ” story: origin and early references, 68, 113, 196, 255 Blyth family pedigr ee, 348 4 Boates (Henry Ellis) of Liverpool, 251, 297, 316, 356 Bolton Evening News, (?) oldest halfpenny evening newspaper, 330, 476 Bomb-vessels in Charles II.’s navy, 16 ‘* Bomenteek,”’ use of word, 494 Bonython, (Sir J. Langdon), incorrectly described as ‘‘ the late,”’ 380 Book-finds, 487 Book-plate of D. Andrews de Swaythling, 191, 236 Books recently published :— Ackerman’s (A. 8S. E.) Bacon and Shakespeare, 300 Acts of the Privy Council of England (1613- 1614), 300 Alumni Cantabrigenses, 178 Ancient Tales from Many Lands, by R. M. Fleming, 39 Anglo-Saxon, and Norse Poems, N. Kershaw, 419 Archaeologia Aeliana, 220 Archeology and Anthropology, Annals of, 360 Authors’ and Printers’ Dictionary, by F. Howard Collins, 60 Bacon and Shakespeare, by A. S. E. Acker- mann, 300 Bennett’s (H. England, 259 Bibliographies of Modern Authors: Squire and James Stephens, 260 = isan Craddock), The General Eyre, 199 Bossuet —_— Bénigne) : E. K. Sanders, 139 Bradley’s (H.) On the Text of Abbo of Fleury’s ‘ Quaestiones Grammaticales,’ 359 Brunanburh, The Battle of, by J. B. McGovern, 320 Cambridge Medieval History, The, Vol. iii., Germany and the Western Empire, 380 Casanova de Seingalt (Jacques), Mémoires de, 200 Chadwick’s (D.) Social Life in the Days of Piers Plowman, 339 Churches of the City of London, The, by Herbert Reynolds, 260 edited by S.), The Pastons and their J. C. a Study, by

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922.

Books recently published :—

I TERS Tees = Collins’s (F. H.) Authors’ and Printers’ Dictionary, 60 Crabtree’s (W. A.) Primitive Speech. Part I. A Study in African Phonetics, 320 Dante: Poet and Apostle, 259 Denny (Col. William), Lieutenant-Governor of Pennsylvania, Memoir of, 40 Dennys, Pedigrees of Some East Anglican, by H. L. L. Denny, 40 Dictionary of English Phrases, 60 Keclesiastical Latin, An Introduction, to, by H. P. V. Nunn, 220 Elizabethans and the Empire, by <A. F. Pollard, 80 Emerson’s (Ralph Waldo) Nature and Other Miscellanies, 500 English Association, Essays and Studies by Members of the, 40 English Gothic Architecture, A Guide to, by S. Gardner, 399 English Prose, Vol. iv., Landor to Holmes, 360; Vol. v., Mrs. Gaskell to Henry James, 440 English Tracts, Pamphlets and Printed Sheets: a Bibliography, by J. Harvey Bloom, 438 English Village (The): The Origin and Decay of its Community, by H. Peake, 498 Essex Dialect Dictionary, A Contribution to an, by Edward Gepp, 440 Eveleth (George W.) to Edgar Allen Poe, The | Letters from, 420 Exeter, The Building of the Cathedral | Church of St. Peter in, 359 Finch (late Allan George), Report on the | MSS. of, 320 } Flags (British): Their Early History and | Development at Sea, by W. G. Perrin, 460 ios (R. M.) Ancient Tales from Many Lands, 39 Folkestone District, The Ancient Buildings of, | 420 Freeman’s (Andrew) English Organ-Cases, a French, A Manual of, by H. J. Chaytor, 160 Fritz (Father Samuel), Journal of the Travels | of, 280 | Gardner’s (S.) A Guide to English Gothic | | |

Architecture, 399 Germany and the Western Empire (Cam- bridge Medieval History), 380 Gloucester Journal (Bicentenary) : Histor ical | Record, by Roland Austin, 440 Greene (Isaac): A Lancashire Lawyer of the | Kighteenth Century, by R. Stewart-; Brown, 240 | Grey Friars of Chester, The, by J. H. F.! Bennett, 159 Hampshire, by Telford Varley, 120 Hawthorne (Nathaniel), Tales. by, 260 Inge’s (W. R.) The Victorian Age, 399 Johnsonian Gleanings. Part iii. : The Doctor’s Boyhood, by Aleyn Lyell Reade, 279 Kraljevich (Marko), ‘The Ballads of, trans. by H. Low, 318 Pron My An Introduction to the Study of Speech, by Edward Sapir, 400 Laws of the Earliest English Kings, ed. and trans. by F. L. Attenborough, 500 | Lucas’s (F. L.) Seneca and Elizabethan! Tragedy, 239 |

SUBJECT INDEX. 503 | Books “recently “published :— Metevtn'c (J. B.)i The Battle of Brunan- burh, 320 Measure for Measure (New Sheakespeare), 179 Medieval France: a companion to French Studies, ed. by A. Tilley, 478 Middle English Vocabulary, by J. R. R. Tolkien, 420 Murry’s (J. M.) The Problem of Style, 298 Nature and other Miscellanies, by Raiph Waldo Emerson, 500 New English Dictionary on Historical Prin- ciples. Vol. x. W-—Wash., by Henry Bradley, 18; X—-ZYXT, by C. T. Onions, 159 Newton’s (E. E.) Twinings in the Strand, 480 Nicholson’s (R. A.) Translations of Eastern Poetry and Prose, 339 Nunn’s (H. P. V.) An Introduction to Ec- clesiastical Latin, 220 Old Deeside Road, The, by G. M. Fraser, 79 Orange Free State, Place-Names of the, 299 Organ-Cases, English, by A. Freeman, 19 Oriental Studies, A Volume of, 200 Owl (The) and the Nightingale, Ed. by J. W. H. Atkins, 439 Oxford University Press, 1468-1921, 280 Papal Registers relating to Great Britain and Treland, Calendar of Entries in the, Vol. xi., 1455-1464, 120 Paracelsus, by John Maxson Stillman, 340 -astons and their England, The, by H Bennett, 259 Pepysian Garland (A), ed. by H. E. Rollins, 499 Perrin’s (W. G.) British Flags, 460 Place-Names of the Orange Free State, by C. Pettman, 299 Polish Tales, trans. by Else C. M. Benecke and Marie Busch, 80 Pollard’s (A. F.) The Complete Elizabethans and the Empire, 80 Primitive Speech. Part i.: A Study in African Phonetics, by W. A. Crabtree, 320 Print-Collector’s Quarterly, 220 Prints of British Military Operations, 100 Quarterly Review, 60, 340 Readings in English Social History from Con- temporary Literature, Vol. iv., 400 Reynolds’s (Herbert) The Churches of the City of London, 260 Sadlier’s (Michael) Excursions in Victorian Bibliography, 419 Sanders’s (E. K.) Jacques Bénigne Bossuet, 139 Shakespeare Dictionary : ‘ The Tempest,’ by A. E. Baker, 260 Sidney (Sir Philip), The Complete Works of, Vol. ii., ed. by A. Feuillerat, 80 Society of Army Historical Research, The Journal of the, 360 Southampton (Third Earl of), Shakespeare’s Patron, by Charlotte Stopes, 119 S.P.E. Tracts, 319 Stillman’s (J. M.) Paracelsus, 340 Stopes’s (Charlotte), The Life of Henry, Third Earl of Southampton, 119 Style, The Problem of, by J. M. Murray, 298 Tanner’s (J. R.) Tudor Constitutional Docu- ments, A.D. 1485-1603, 479

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504 Books recently published :- i— Tolkien’s (J. R. R.) A Middle English Vocabu- lary, 420 Tudor Constitutional Documents, A.p. 1485- 1603,.by J. R. Tanner, 479 Twinings in the Strand, by FE. E. Newton, 480 Varley’s (Telford) Hampshire, 120 Victorian Age, The, by W. R. Inge, 399 Victorian Bibliography, Excursions in, by Michael Sadleir, 419 Watkins’s (Alfred) Early British Trackways. 240 1714, 28 Westminster Booksellers, Provincial, a.p. Bordieu, or Bourdieu (James), Scholar, 453 Boss of Billingsgate, 452 Boston Museum, portraits of Dickens and Coler- idge in, 148, 198 Botticelli, ‘The Assumption of the Virgin’ at- tributed to, 181 Botticini, the ‘ Assumption of the Virgin’ tributed to, 181 Boulger (John and William) of Oxford University, 131 at- Bourne (Sir John), Secretary of State, 1558, 367, 435, 477 Bourson, place-name, 371 Bow Fair = Green Goose Fair, 305 Boyce (Samuel), d. 1775, 108 Brade (Harper and James), Westminster Scholars, 431 : Bragge (William), his collection of books about tobacco, 470 Braithwaite (Abe), his work on strange occur- rences in Yorkshire, 70 Brasses, representation of St. °c ta on, 77 Bredon Hill, poems on, 390, 47: Brerewood (Thomas), poet, d. i748, 91 Bretel, Christian-name, 170 Bretton family, British settlers in America, 368 Brewers’ Company, 114 Brighton: the Antheum or Oriental Garden in 1833, 32, 76; drawing of the ‘ Chalybeate,”’ 209, 295 Brindley family of Hayfield, Derbyshire, 131 ‘ British and Foreign Review,’ 453, 493 ‘ British Melodies,’ 48, 115 British settlers in America, 57, 114, 178, 198, 256, 327, 368, 413 Broderip (John), Broke (Capt. Philip B. V.), Commander Shannon in engagement with Chesapeake, 465 Brooke family arms, 470 Brothers of the same Christian name, 59, 258 Brown (Charles F.)=‘‘ Artemus Ward,” 54 Brown (J. H.), his ‘ Pipe of Tobacco,’ 108, 176 Browning (Robert), quotation from ‘ A Lover’s Quarrel,’ 49, 119 Buckeridge (Katharine), of Ipsden, Oxon, 250 Buffaloes, Royal Antediluvian Order of, early references to, 229, 318 Bull (John), of West Jersey, 430 ** Bull and mouth,” 168, 257 Bunsen (Christian) and Connop Thirlwall, 9 Burdett (Robert), Westminster scholar, 290, 356 Burgh (John), glass-painter of York, 88 “Burnt his boats”: see under Proverbs and Phrases “ Bur-walnut,”’ 191. 238, 338 Bushell (Lady), 244 organist of Wells Cathedral, 350, of SUBJECT INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. Busick (R.) of Epsom, 251 Butcher (James G.), Westminster scholar, 431 Byerley family of Byerley, their earliest seat, 453 Byron (Lord) and Thomas Campbell: a parallel, 45; and Corsica in 1821, 270, 312; and ‘ The roe Mantua,’ 288 ; and the Royal Society, 430 8 Cc Cadby (Mr.) piano maker, 168, 219 Caen Wood : see Ken Wood Calderon de Ja Barca (Frances), 250, 339 Calendar, reformations of the, 395; old and new style and the Treasury’s financial year, 369, 432 Calkin (Lance), artist, 290, 379 Cambridge (Earl of), his arms, 491 Cambuc, early ball game, 7 Cammug, early ball game, 7 Campbell (Thomas) and Byron : Candles: ‘‘ Flat candles,” 467 Cane-bottomed chairs, 350, 398 Cannibal Club, 322 ** Cannot away with,” 470, 497 Capern (Edward), the ‘‘ Robert Burns ” of Devon, 110, 175 * Cap of maintenance,” 151, 195, 231, 258, 379 Capon tree in Jedwater, 450, 493 Capronnier (Jean Baptiste), Brussels, 44 Carey (Henry), b. 1690, his poems, 91, 137 Carli (Gian Rinaldo) and Settecentescan dramatic criticism, 302 Carlings, 287, 353 Carroll family, British settlers in America, 368 Casanova (Jacques), his prison room in the Sotto Piombi, 6; a new criticism of his ‘ Memoires,’ 47; in England, 163; corrigendum, 200 ‘ Castle Daly ’ and Galway, 47; corrigendum, 340 Catherine, Duchess of Gordon, her visit to America, 150 Cats: in folk-lore, 429; tailless, 431, 472 Caxton advertisement, 469 Ceremonial vestments of the judiciary, 116 Chairs, cane-bottomed, 350, 398 Chalk in Kent and its owners, 151, 195, 255 Chamberlain (Rev. B.), of Oxford, 166 ** Champagne,” spellings of, 71, 116 Chance family and the ‘ Gloucester Journal,’ 285 ‘ Charing Cross Magazine,’ 371, 398 Charlotte (Queen), epigram on death of, 372 Charm of St. Colme, 113 Cheapside, width of, 290, 335 Cheese Saint and cheese sacrifices, 237 Chesapeake and Shannon, engagement hetween, 465 Chess : see Games Chester (Col.), his extracts from Parish Registers, a parallel, 45 meaning of the expression, glass-painter of 52 Chester monastery, 470 Chesterton House : seventeenth-century accounts, 384 Chimney-sweeper’s climbing boys, 16 Chinese festival for departed relatives, 429 Chinkwell, derivation of name, 93, 157, 236 Chippendale (Thomas), cabinet-maker, 1 Christian Names :— Bretel, 170, 295 Brothers of the same, 59, 258

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~~" Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. SUBJECT INDEX. 505 Christian Names :— Eucephus, 169 Surnames as, 115, 255, 397 Chippendale family, 1 ‘ Church of England Magazine,’ 469 Clarges (Sir Thomas) and the Southwark by- election, March, 1666, 27 ‘ Clergy and their Beneficies,’ MS. of, 9, 77 Clifton : Armageddon Chapel, 109 — (Sir Wm. Henry), portrait wanted, 350, 49 “Clio” : see Sansom (Mrs.) Clocks and clockmakers: early reference to twenty-four hour clock, 106; William Kipling and Richard Motley of London, 431, 478, 495 ; hands as described by Dickens, 468 Clopton family of Suffolk, 288 Clubs—Club of Nobody’s Friends, 417—Mid- Victorian, 321, 417—Pillow (Pilar) Club, 175— Star Club, 491 Clyburne (William) and Stucley, 266 Coale-rents, meaning of term, 70, 113 ** Coget ” (? Coqet), 230, 318 Coin, adventures of a, 2, 452, 493 Colepeper (William), minor poet, 91 Coleridge, his portrait in Boston Museum, 148 Collier (Jeremy), his ‘ Ecclesiastical History,’ 28 ( folman oe his poem, ‘ A Newcastle Apothe- cary,’ Oa we 5 Westminster scholar, his wife, Pts Bo Club, 323 ‘Comic Natural History,’ 92 Commonwealth marriages and burials in the Aldeburgh Register Book, 81, 104, 124, 142, 175 Commonwealth registers, 141 ‘Compleat Collier,’ by F. C., 170 Concanen (Alfred), his designs for Adah Menken’s ‘ Infelicia,’ 97 Constable (Sir Marmaduke), value of his estate in 1653, 170 Conway (James), ‘‘ the policeman poet,’’ 110 Conybeare (William Daniel), Dean of Llandaff, 230 | Cook (Holofernes), at Cambridge University in| 1586, 251 Cooke (Maj-.Gen. H. F.), 94, 156 Copley (Thomas), British settler in America, 368 | Copper-plates, historical, 169 Cornelys (Mme.), portrait of, 208 Corsom, or Corson, author of ‘ Two Months in the | Confederate States,’ 79 “Cosh,” stable term, 286, 355 Cossens, Hants, pedigree wanted, 230 Coteries, some mid-Victorian, 321, 417 Cotes of Cotes (Laetitia), second wife of Ian Gideon | Looten, 469 Cotter (Rev. George Sackville), d. 1831, 251, 296} Cotton (Adm. Sir Charles), b. 1753, 371, 417 Cotton (Henry), Dean of Lismore, 371 Cotton family of Warblington, Hants, 36 Cowper (Judith), her poems, 95 a aad Charles), M.P. for Southwark, d. 1729, | ** Kangaroo Cooke,”’ Crabbe (Isabella), stated to be mother of Vesalius, | | tee rising out of a bank of clouds, 410 | Croft family of Barforth, 110 Croker (Rev. T. H.), rector of St. John’s, Capis- | terre, St. Christopher’s, 391 | Crossley (John) of Halifax, m. 1708, 372 | Crotch (Dr.), his “ full-length miniature’? by Rymsdyck, 470 Crouch (HL.), water-colour artist, 229 ‘Cuckoo’: Anglo-Saxon riddle, 109 Cullen, or Culling (William), Westminster scholar, 391, 437 Cumulative stories, 148, 208 Curious deed of obligation, 402, 471 Cutty Sark, her first skipper, 467 D Dallas family of Cantray, 32 Dalston family of Acornbank, 49, 95 Dame Anthony’s Green, place-name. 470 Daniel (George), author of ‘ The Adventures of Dick Distich,’ 417 Dante, his beard, 56, 115 ‘* Dapp’s Hill,” place-name, 330 Darnall family, British settlers in America, 368 “‘ Dear Clifford’s Seat,’”’ place-name, 30 Death presumed : case before Lord Scan 489 Deed of obligation, curious, 402, De Haryngy: see Haryngy De Heringeshae, place-name, 248, 318 ‘ De Imitatione Christi’: echoes of Virgil, 94 Dekker Nore“ Massinger and ‘ The Virgin Martyr,’ Deledda (Gracia), Italian poet and novelist, 453, 495 “* Den ” (final) in Kentish place-names, 49, 116 Denny, Furneux and Berdewell families, 369 Denton (Thomas), his automata, 331 Denton (Thomas), Westminster scholar, 470 Delaplace (George and Dennis), Westminster scholars, 271 De Ligne: see Ligne Depedene ‘and Aucher families, 149 Derby (Capt. G. H.), American humorist, 154, 219 Derbyshire lead-mining, old law of, 468 Devaux (M.), his letters to Mme. de Guaffigny, 389 Devonshire MSS., 170, 236 Dibdin (Thomas Frognal), letter to Dr. Bliss, 461 Dickens (Charles), literary allusions in works, 14 74, 437; portrait in Boston Museum, 148, 198; drugging of Darnay in ‘The Tale of Two Cities,’ 151; Martin in ‘ Pickwick Papers,’ 428 bibliographer, his | Dickson (Harry), glass-painter of York, 45 Dickson (Thomas), Crown and Colony Surveyor, d. 1841, 230 Dingley (Sir Thomas), Knight of Malta, 98, 238 | Disraeli queries, 8, 55 | Dodd (Rev. William), first grand Chaplain of the Freemasons, 481 Dominoes : see Games ‘ Doodle,”’ origin of word, 370 Dowding (William) of Oxford U niversity, 469 ‘* Dowle chamber,” me aning, 08. 47 Dowman, his portrait of ‘ ce Gordon,’ 470 Dowsing (William), his visitation of destruction in Suffolk, 1643, 301 | Drought, number of rainless days constituting, 68 Droz (Peter Jacquez), his automata, 331 Drummond (Andrew, Edward: and George), Westminster scholars, 469 Ducasse (Peter), Westminster scholar, 290, 355 ‘Dummy ” books, pseudo-titles for, 129, 173, 197, 216, 233 Duquesne (Admiral), 16

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506 SUBJECT INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. “* Dutch Hand-coloured Prints,’’ 272 ** Dyarchy,”’ early use of the word, 467, 498 Dye, ancient British: corrigenda, 20 E Eachard and the Westenhanger plot, 281 “ Earthland,”’ use of word, 148 Eaton (Nathaniel), President designate of Harvard College, 10 Echo, (?) oldest halfpenny newspaper, 436, 477 Edwards (General Clement), his military service, 131, 211, 252, 338 Edwards (Thomas), LL.D., poet and critic, d. 1757, 16, 158 Egg folk-lore : Good Friday and Christmas, 15 84th Regiment, chaplains of, 129 Elder in folk-lore, 408 Eldridge (H.), his portrait of Nelson, 48 Elettric light, early domestic use of, 166 Elizabeth, daughter of James I., books dealing with, 372 Elton (Col. Richard), author of Body of the Art Military,’ 451 Ely Abbey : “ O et Olla ” in records of, 491 Emerson (R. W.) and Dr. Johnson, 167 Emery (John), his songs, 468 Emmett (John F.), B.A., b. 1805, 151 Engineers, ‘‘ acting,’ 329, 375 English army slang as used in the Great War : Slang Engraving, ancient method of, 186 Epigram on the death of Queen Charlotte, 372 Epitaphs in Tetbury Church, Glos., 170, 254 Epitaphs on sportsmen, 273 Equilinear squares, 428, 475 Equine terms, 367, 399, 417 Erghum family of Erghum, Yorkshire, 9, 55, 136, 172, 257 Esquire, practice of styling author as, 349, 395 Estates (Commonwealth) and present-day values, 170 Etherege (Sir George), his grandfather, and the Virginia Company, 341, 362, 414 Etonians, eighteenth-century, 208 ** Eucephus ” as a Christian name, 169 Evans (Bernard), landscape painter, 9, 57, 58 Eveleigh (William George), date of death wanted, 10 ‘The Compleat see 99 father, Evelyn queries, 90, 138, 469 Evelyn family, British settlers in America, 368, 413 Ewen family and arms, 94, 158, 218 Eyre and Norris families, 59 F Fanlights, white horse ornament in, 229 Farjeon (B. L.), his ‘ Miser Farebrother,’ 359 Fenwick (Sir John), his ‘as with bloodstock, 91, 138, 154, 198, 25 Fenwick family, British settlers in America, 368 Feudal payments in the Hundred, 488 Fiddlers’ Green, 130, 238 Fielding and Taine, 7, 51 “* Firdor,’’ meaning of word, 129 Fire-engines, early, 286, 339 Fishing and rain, 72 FitzGerald (Edward), name, 29 use of capital; “G” in| Fitzharding (William G. A.), Westminster scholar, 169 Flags: identification sought, 70, 278; reversing the Union Jack, 391, 432, 495; first raising of the Stars and Stripes, 307, 357 * Flat candle,’’ Dickens’s allusions to, 467 Fleet : marriage registers, 271, 355 Fleet-street : recent changes, 323; taverns, 346, 396 Fletcher (Nathaniel), author of ‘A Methodist Dissected,’ 391 Foley, place-name, 370 Folk-lore :— Cats in, 429 Egg folk-lore, 15 Elder in, 408 Fiddlers’ Green, 130, 238 Hair cutting and the moon, 93, 238 Hampshire, 350, 398 Northern superstitions, 248 Rope of sand, 309, 353, 417 Smokers’, 38, 116 Yorkshire: entries made waite, 70 Foods, national, 431 Ford (Gertrude S.), poem by, 152 Fords, temporary: ‘ sand,’’ 167, 234 * Foregate, Strand,’’ 330 Foster (Jose ph), his ‘ List of Clergy and their Benefices,’ 9 Fountains Abbey parchments, 128 Fowler (Sir Hans), 1714-1771, 191 Franklin (Henry) of Kingston, Jamaica, d. 289 Freedom of a city: 257 Freemasonry and the Royal Society, 42, 175; ‘** Tuileurs,” 309; the Hackney Mermaid, 388 French coinage and the Birmingham mint, 490 French plans for invasion of England, 388 Fristiol Tawlbwrdd, Welsh name for chess, 348 Frogs and snails as purifiers of water, 310 Fulbert of Dover and Hubert de Rie, 388, 436, 475 Fuelolove, surname, 55 Furnese (Henry), Lord of the Treasury, 17--., 251, 297 Furneux, Berdewell and Denny families, 369 by Abe Braith- 1857, origin of grant, 55, 97, 118, G | ‘* Gad ’’=a perch, or 10ft., 48 | * Gairns,”’ Yorkshire land-term, 89 | Gale (C ommodore), legendary, 490 | Gale (John), his ‘ Recreations,’ 490 | Games :— Ball games, early, 7 Chess: De Kemplen’s automaton chess- player, 72, 113, 155, 170 Chess in Wales, 348 Dominoes, 17 Hop-scotch, 15 Pallone, 65, 154, 278 Gardiner family, British settlers in America, 368 — _—— Cleghorn), documents relating , 30 Gentlemen of the Poultry, 5 George III., travels in early life, 230 ‘German books wanted, 191

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SUBJECT Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. | German Duchies and Pelasipalitics, eighteenth- | century, 371, 415, 473 | Germanicus, his wife Agrippina, 217, 295 Gervase de Cornhill, 51 Gezreel’s Tower, Rochester, 199 Gilar, Denbighshire, 32, 115 ** Gill ale,’ 489 Gillman (or Guillim) family, 370, 415 — Cambrensis, meaning of passages wanted, | INDEX. 507 Hidwtline: moon folk- peng 93, 238 Hales (James), killed in Italy, 1735, 32 Hampshire folk-lore, 350, 398 ‘Hampshire hogs,’’ meaning of phrase, 468, 497 ae —_— and Pen,” users of the sign, 168, 216, 293, ee (William), b. 1682, his eer: 94 Harcourt, the House of, 15, 37, 77, 98 Harcourt (Philip de), Bishop of Bayeux, 126 | Harcourt (Simon), minor-poet, 91 es (W. E.) and the song ‘ Camptown Races,’ 169, 217 Glass-painters of York : the Hodgson family, 44 ; | John de Burgh, 88; chronological lists, 184, 222) Gloucester Journal, bicentenary, 261, 283 Goat: lines on statuette, 72, 118 Gordon (Mrs.), novelist, 158 Gordon (Charles D.), translator of Fritz Mauthner’s ‘ Aristotle,’ 329, 398 Gordon (‘‘ Chinese ”’) in sculpture, 430 ; Tupper’s poems on, 452 Gordon (Clarence), b. 1835, 349, 494 Gordon (Donald) and the Mount Morgan mine, 4U8 Gordon (Eduardo G.), 429 Gordon (James), nurseryman of Mile End, and Linneeus, 250, 313 Gordon (Sir John William), his portrait, photo- graphed in the Crimea, 169, 219 Gozaeus (Thomas) and the University of Louvain, 486 Grafton, Oxon, 318 Graham family of Mackinston, 209 Granger’s ‘ Biographical Dictionary,’ 150 Grant (Baron), lines on, 31, 75, 115, 137 Grave (Henri de) and the University of Louvain, 486 ‘* Grave ” 246, 31 Green (Mr.), inventor of the Kinematograph, 401 Green Goose Fair=Bow Fair, 305 Greene (Anne) survives hanging, 472 Greenwood (James), ‘‘ The Amateur ( — 19 ‘* Gregor ”’ of the Mosquito Coast, 190, 233 ‘“* Gressom ”’ and ‘“ grave,”’ derivation ‘of words, 246, 311 Greville (Mrs.), her ‘ Prayer of Indifference,’ 108, 176 Grey (Mrs. Elizabeth Caroline), 373 Griffith (Moses), copper-plate engraver, 16 Grimald (Nicholas), his parentage, 56 Groombridge Place, Kent, painting of, 490 | Guernsey : St. Michael’s Church, 130, 197 Gugitz (Gustav), his criticism of Casanova’s ‘Mémoires,’ 47 Guiccioli’s (Countess) ‘ Recollections of Lord Byron,’ 229, 297, 436 Guildford (Lady), io9 Guinea Company’s flag, 278 Guinness (Mr.), member of the Royal Society of Musicians, 1845, 491 Gun Powder Plot of 1615, 208, 256 Guor Anegon of Ancaster, 443 and ‘‘ gressom,”’ derivation of words | H | ‘“ H,” Celtic, zones and German influences, 32, 116, 172, Hackney Mermaid and the old Freemasons, 388 Hagen family, 410 Haines (Capt. Stafford Bettesworth), officer of Indian navy, 349, 393 an (Simon), Clerk of the Peace, Middlesex, 16 Harcourt, town in Normandy, 78 Harcourt family of Birmingham, 409, 476 Hardgrave (Charles), glass- -painter, d. 1920, 45 Harding (James Duffield), artist, 1798- 1863, 9, 57 “* Hard-lying money,” first official use of term, 408 Hardres (Thoresby), Westminster scholar, 32 | Harene (Benjamin) of Foots Cray Place, 191, 258 Harlow (George Henry), artist, b. 1787, 49 Harness, brass ornaments on, 410, 459, 478 Harper (Henry Andrew), landscape painter, 9, 57 — (Sir David), ‘‘ the ideal Under-Secretary,” 410 Harrington (Lady), portrait wanted, 227, 318 Harrison (Miss Ann), her portrait in the New Gallery, 328 Hart (Mrs. Fanny), author of poem ‘ Harry,’ 39 Hartlib (Samuel), 1600-1662, his residence in England and burial-place, 110, 157 | Haryngy (De) as surname and place-name, 109 Hatchments : see under Heraldry Hatfield : ‘ Historia 1 "place 209 Hatton (John), d. 1793, Havenc (Benjamin), High Sheriff of Kent, 1777, 191 ‘* Hay silver,’’ meaning of term, 409, 454, 494 Hazlitt as a portrait painter, 430 Heather family, 190, 258 ‘* Hell-burner ’’=infernal machine invented by Giambelli, 17 Hemphiel, derivation of name, 409 Henshaw family of Uttoxeter and Cheshunt: Weake of Norfolk, 48 Heraldic: grantee of arms wanted, 453 Heraldic and genealogical societies in America, 272 Heraldic mottoes, 110, 156 Heraldry :— Argent, a chevron sable between three bulls’ heads erased sable, 130, 199 Argent, a cross gules, on a chief azure three mullets or, 357 Argent, a lion rampant, gules, 410 Argent, a lion rampant sable, crowned gules, 99 Argent, a lion rampant between three dexter hands, 438 Arg. on a bend sa., three lions’ heads erased of the field, crowned or, 478 Argent on a bend vert, three stags’ heads, 410, 474 Argent, on a chevron sable . leopards’ faces or, 438 Argent, on a chevron sable between three Cornish choughs ppr., 389, Azure a cross engrailed, 474 Azure, an eagle displayed, on a chief em- battled argent three torteaux, 474 Azure, the sun in splendour, or, 410, 474 Ermines, a bend cotised, or; crest, on a mount vert, a stork statant proper, 94 +. aS many

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508 Heraldry :— Ermine, on a chief indented gules, three escallop shells arg., 318 Gules, a griffin segreant, or, 410, Gules, three fleurs-de-lis or, 470 Hatchments, 14 Leeds, arms of, 56, 72, 115, 156 Lion rampant between three dexter hands couped, 389, 438 Mill Hill School, arms of, 210, 357 Palavicini family arms, 309, 357 Per fesse gules and vert three hedgehogs (boars ?), argent, 451 Quarterly 1 and 4, or a lion rampant ; 2 and 3 or a lion rampant, 491 Royal arms of Edward III. 410 Sable, a chevron ermine between three bulls’ heads cabossed, argent, 199 Sable, a nag’s head erased or between three dexter hands couped argent, 370 Sable, three Danish axes in fess, argent, 410 474 474 St. Thomas’s Hospital, 308 ‘* Seize quartiers ’”? wanted, Three tombstones, 130 York, episcopal arms of, 328, 375, 419 Herbert (Henry William), request for biographical material, 120 Herbert (J. D.), 328 “actor, author, dramatist, and painter,’’ 391 Herebertus de Middlesex, 208 Heredity, 431 Herrick (Robe rt), his grave, 426, 487 Hesilrigge (Sir Robert), dates of marriage and death wanted, 49 Hewlett (Thomas), d. tunes, 350, 394 Highgate : see Place-Names Hilliard (Nicholas) and gold-mining in Scotland, 168 ; his portrait of Francis Bacon, 229, 432 Hilliard’s Court=Prusom’s Island, 378 Historia Oppidi Hatfieldiensis,’ 209 History ‘‘ the vast Mississippi of falsehood,’ 34, 119 Hodgson family, glass-painters of York, 44 Holborn : demolition of the Middle Row, 94, 239, 318 Holderness, derivation of name, Holmes (Emra), 131 Holt (Mrs.), her ‘ Isoult Barry of Wynscote,’ 139 1874, composer of hymn- 370 93, Home and Foreign Review, 493 Hoppner (John), his grave, 288 ** Hop-scotch,”’ derivation of word, 15 Horse-racing : stable terms, 286 Howarth (Henry), advocate, d. 1783, 228, 258, 354 Hubert de Rie and Fulbert of Dover, 388, 436, 475 Hudson family, 391, 438 Hughes (John), his translation, ‘ On Arquéanassa of Colophos,’ 91, 177 Huguenot Bible, 110 Hume (Tobias), his ‘ First Part of Ayres French Polish and Others,’ 31, 76 ‘* Hungary water,’ 409, ‘476 Hymns : ‘ Just for To-day,’ 94, 159, 298 I Tcon, inscriptions on, 33, 117 Imlay (Gilbert) and Henry Lee, ** Impecuniosus, 128 390 ” writer on sport, SUBJECT INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. “In ” or “ at,’? use with place-names, 170 Index Ecclesiasticus, 9, 77 Inglis (Frances Erskine), wife of Angel Calderon de la Barca, 250, 339 ‘ Ingoldsby Legends,’ annotation of, 33, 99, 177 Inns, naming of public rooms in, 178 Inscriptions in courtyard at James Fort, Accra, 245; Ashwellthorpe Church, Norfolk, 227; Bedford churches, chapels and burial-grounds, 325, 365, 405, 447, 484 Inscriptions on an Icon, 33, 117; over entrance of the Lazenki Palace, Warsaw, 151, 254; on Trishman’s tomb on frontier of Afghanistan, 347 Tnishglara, ‘‘ antiseptic island,’’ 489 ‘* Intue,’”’ use of word, _ 474 Irish volunteers, early, 1 Islington: St. Mary's ‘Churchyard, 188, 232 Italy, murders in, 289, 336 Ivy (Lady), 286 J Jacobites transported to Virginia, 361 James I., plot against, in 1615, 208, 256 Jansen (Cornelius) of Hulst and the University of Louvain, 486 Janssen (Stephen Theodore), portraits of, 210; his enamel works, 70 Jeary, origin of name, 390 Jeffreys (Judge) and Shakespeare, 286 Jellyman, family, 15 Jennings (Richard), master-mason of St. Paul’s Cathedral, 194 Jezreel’s Tower: see Gezreel’s _— Johnson, (Dr.) and Emerson, 16 Johnson (Sir Henry) of Poplar, «. 1719, his mother, 249, 318 Johnson (Robert), LL.B., Cambridge, of death wanted, 228 Jones (John), d. 1796, organist of St. Paul’s Cathedral, 372 Jones (Mary), minor-poet, 108 “* Journey ’’ as meaning a row or line of loaded trams, 38 Judiciary, ceremonial vestments, 116 Julian Bower, place-name, 449 1531, date K * Kangaroo Cooke ”’ == Major-General H. F. Cooke, 94, 156 Keary (Annie), her novel ‘ Castle Daly,’ 47; corri- gendum, 340 Keats (John), his death and ‘ The Quarterly Re- view,’ 221; his sonnet ‘ On seeing the Elgin Marbles for the First Time,’ 273 Kemplen (de), his automaton chess-player, 72, 113, 155, 170, 255 Kendall (Henry), 191 Kendall (John), d. about 1501, 167 Kendall (William), minor-poet, 108, 177 Kenwood : particulars, 30 Keppel (John C. F.), Westminster scholar, 72 Kimmeridge coal money, 135 Kinematograph entertainment at Winchester, 1897, 401 King (Lady Mary Elizabeth), d. 1819, 10 King and Ormiston families, 111 King family book-plates, 49 King’s Lynn: Mrs. Siddons and the theatre at, 94; the ‘ Red Book,’ 344

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. King’s Printing House, Waid street, 1653, 269 Kingsley (Charles), ‘ Vanity Fair’ caricature, 226 Kipling (William and John), clockmakers, 431, 478, 495 Knaves Acre: see Lambeth Knight (Charles), performer in ‘ Not So Bad As We Seem,’ 1851, 10, 51 Knight (Henrietta), minor-poet, 91 Knighthood fees, 225 Knights of the Hanoverian Order, 36, 75 Knox (G. J.), landscape painter, 9, 57, 59 Kotow, refusal to, 168, 215 Kynaston (Thomas S. and Edward), Westminster scholars, 72 L ‘* Labbut,” explanation of name wanted, 330 Lackland, surname, 130, 272 Lade (Sir John), his marriage, 327 Lambert (Richard), glass-painter of York, 45 Lambert family, 182, 318 Lambeth : Knaves Acre, 190, 256, 356 Lamplugh (Edward), 39, 76 Landells (Robert Thomas), artist, 57, 58 Land measurement terms, 48, 96, 156, 198, 236 Langdale (Lord), case before : death presumed, 489 1833-1877, 9, Languages of Eastern Europe, books on, 431 ‘ La Santa Parentela,’ miniature painted on ivory, 107, 157, 233, 296 Latin saying, source of, 188 Lawrence (Capt.), commander of the Chesapeake, 465 Lazenki Palace : see Warsaw Lead-mining in Derbyshire, old law of, 468 Ledbury, Hereford, manorial owners prior to 1480, 272, 337 Lee (Henry) and Gilbert Imlay, 128 Lee family, 71 Leedes family of North gry Tadcaster, 110 Leeds, arms of, 56, 72, 115, 156 — ha Peter) and portraits of Barbara Villiers, Lely (Richard), minor-poet, 91, 137 Lens (Jean de) and the University of Louvain, 486 Lewis (David), attribution of ‘ Songs to Winfreda ’ to, 91 Ligne (Daniel de), Westminster scholar, 310, 358 Linneus and the Mile End Nursery, 250, 313 Literary ‘‘ finds,’ 487 Literary parallels and coincidences, 449 Literature: authors of “ penny dreadfuls, 273, 332, 372, 417, 458, 475 ‘* Living library,”’ use of the phrase, 53 Llangollen church, arms in stained-glass window of, 410, 474 Lloyd family, British settlers in America, 368 Loftus family, 289, 356, 398 * 210, London :— Billingsgate, the “‘ bosse ”’ of, 452 Cheapside, width of, 290, 335 Clockmakers of, 431, 478, 495 ** Coffee-houses,’’ East London, 107, 238 Coffee-houses, taverns and inns in the eighteenth-century, 13, 26, 66, 102, 164, 202, 314 Commercial schools in the eighteenth century, 451 ““ SUBJECT INDEX. 509 kes Eighteenth-century habits and customs, 207 Fleet Street: recent changes, 323; taverns, 346, 396 Gentlemen of the Poultry, 56 Islington: St. Mary’s Churchyard, 188, 232 Lord Mayor, one legged: see Watson (Sir Brook) Mounted Police, 468 St. Peter-the-Proud, Church of, 55 Tavern signs: ‘The Cock” (Suffolk-street or Bow-street), 371, 474; ‘*The Swan,’ , 136 London Bridge (old), early references to, 245, 314, 374 Looten, (Jan Gideon), his wife, Laetitia Cotes, 469 co Note ri Governor of Cape Coast Castle, d. 17 Lords ot ye manor, privileges granted by, 7 Lord’s Prayer, the fifth petition, 11, 52 Louis de Male, 490 Louvain University, professorships at, 486 ‘** Love ” in place-names, 130, 473 Lovell (Thomas), Act of James I. for relief of, 150 Lower Thames-street: the Steam Packet Inn, 207, 279; meaning of stone sign in front of No. 6, 309, 395 Lyttelton family and the Popish Plot, 349, 394 1 Macdonald (John ae ron) of Waddon, 469, 498 MacGregor (William) = Captain Skinner, 356 Mackintosh (Brigadier) and the Jacobite rising of 715, 361 McWhea family, 290 Maddeson (George and John), 273 Maelcote (Robert van) and the University of Louvain, 486 ‘* Magic squares,” 428, 475 Magrath (Meiler), Archbishop of Cashel, 59, 112 Maitre (John Peterle) and Oxford University, 425, 63, 482 “Male,” etymology of word, 490 Maltby family, 310 Mangles (Rev. G.), chaplain to Prince of Wales in 1789, 159 Mantell (Dr. Gideon), F.R.S., of, 31 Manton (Joe), gunmaker, 489 Mara: see Maitre Marat (Jean Paul), his residence in England, 381, 403, 422, 441, 462, 482 ‘Margaret’s Tomb,’ engraving by Bartolozzi, lines on, 49, 99 Markham, Popham and Saunders families, 210 Marny (Paul), landscape painter, 9, 57, 58 Marriage service: the ring finger, 453, 495 ‘ Marrying Man,’ play by Mrs. Gordon Smythies, 169 The Times’ and Richardson’s bust 9 Marshall (Hamlet), rector of Padworth, Berks, 1600-7, 230 Martial and Pudens, 410 Martin family, 350, 399, 438 Martinelli (Vincenzo), date of death wanted, 309 Massinger (Philip) and Dekker’s ‘The Virgin Martyr,’ 61, Masters’(Mary), minor-poet, 91, 137 “Mata Hari,’”’ shot as spy, Oct. 1917, 34, 79

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510 SUBJECT INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. Mathe »ws (Che tles), ho grag Roehl the death of Queen Charlotte attributed to, 3 Maunder (Samuel), d. 1849, by 199 Mayhew family, 111 ‘* Mayor,” as a woman’s title, 149, 238 Mayor, office of : place of worship, 131, 215 Mazogato (Franz), waldhorn and _ trompeten macher, 390 Menardus (Jacobo d’Zsenaco), “ae Mendez (Moses), minor-poet, 91, Menken (Adah Isaacs), poetess, "068, 32, 79, 97, 115, 133, 196, 457 Mercer (Francis), his “‘ silver seal of arms,’ 228 Metternich (Prince), letter on French plans for invasion of England, 1797, 388 Meyler (William), d. 1821, 190, 234 Middle Row: see Holborn Middlesex, Clerk of the Peace, 1693, 271 Middlesex Justices, 1745, 305 Middlcton (Thomas): see ‘ Anything for a Quiet Milburn (William), author of ‘ Oriental Com- merce,’ 189, 379, 416 Mile End: the Vine Tavern, 191, 253, 294 Mile End Fair, 305 Milk, Butter and Cheese Streets, 258 Mill Hill School: origin of arms and motto, 210, 357 Mings (Vice-Adm. Sir C.), 13, 35, 117 Minnes (Vice-Adm. Sir John), 35 ‘ Miser Farebrother,’ authorship of, 252, 359 Molanus (Joannes) and the University of Louvain, 486 Molesworth (James and George), Westminster scholars, ** Moliére’’: an anagram, 10 Monk (Mrs. Mary), minor-poet, 91, 137 ** Monkey trick,’’ 408, 458 Montfort families, 204, 254, 294, 356, 436 Montfort family of Farleigh, 130 Montrésor (Col.) of Belmont, d. 1799, 170, 214, 277 Moody (Captain), first skipper of the Cutty Sark, 467 Moon folk-lore: hair-cutting, 93 More (Edward), 1479-1541, Warden of Winchester College, 132 Morin (Ralf), witness to early Royal charter, 242 Morland (Sir Samuel) and Cromwell, 281; tablet on pump at Hammersmith, 390 Moseley family, 31 Mother Anthony’s Well, place-name, Mothering Sunday, 249, 292, 334, 396 Motley (Richard). clockmaker, 431, 495 Mount Morgan mine, 408, 474 470 Mottoes :— Alterum alterius auxilio eget, 116 Et virtutem et musas (Mill Hill School), 2 357 Heraldic, 110 Pransuri vagamur, 322 Mozeen (Muzeen) family, 371, 416 Mulberry trees in England, 59, 72 Mules and climbing at high altitudes, 456 Munfort (Henry de), witness to early charter, 242 Royal Murillo, picture by, 469 Murray (Major William) and the Northumberland Street affair, 451, 495 Myers (F. W. H.), date of birth, 329 N ‘ Napier’s bones ”’ numbering rods, 17 National Gallery: painter of ‘The Assumption of the Virgin,’ 181 Naval battle between English and Danish ships, c. 897, location, 187 Navy: bomb-vessels, 16 Neale (William), d. 1893, 310, 375 Needham’s Point cemetery: see Barbados Nelson portrait by H. Eldridge, 48 Netherlands, signatures of British officers serving during 16th and 17th centuries, 270 Nevin family, 131, 178, 316, 358 ‘ Newcastle Apothecary, A,’ poem by George Colman, 59 ‘ New English Dictionary ’ : ogo in 1897, 95 Newman (Cardinal) and Wales, New River, construction of, on Nag Newspapers : twenty-year subscription, 30; oldest halfpenny evening, 330, 436, 476; pro- vincial papers established before 1723, 261 ‘ Newspapers, Tercentenary Handlist of,’ tions, 191, 213, 279 Nibbs (Richard Henry), marine painter, d. 1893, 9, 57, 5 Nicholson (Gen. John), 109, 158, 173, 290, 337, 377 Nigger minstrelsy, 169, 217, 379 ** No less’ and ‘‘ no fewer,’”’ use of the expres- sions, 452 Non-juring clergy, baptismal registers, 189 Norris and Eyre families, 59 Northern superstitions of to-day, 248 North family of Walkeringham, 272 ‘Not So Bad as We Seem’: Charles Knight, 10, 51 Novels, three-volume, 329 Noviomagian Society, 417 addi- Oo Oakeley and the murder of Edward ITI., 94 Oaktree (Hildebrand), identity sought, 310 **O et Olla ”’ in records of Ely Abbey, 491 Olafsson (Jon), his account of plot against life of James I., 208 Oldmixon family, 237, 296, 357 ** Old Nick,” origin of name, 288 ** Old Richard,”’ 271 ‘* On stand,”’ Yorkshire land-term, 89 Order of Buffaloes: see Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes Order of St. Michael and St. George: conferred pro tempore on C. in C. Mediterranean squadron, 208 Ormiston and King families, 111 Ornithologists, story concerning, 1 Oxfordshire Masons and St. Pers. Cathedral, 89, 138, 194, 214, 235 Pr Palavicini family, arms of, 309, 357, 376 Palindrome on a sundial, 430 Pallone : see under Games. Papal mitre, three crowns on, 92, 118. Paris: the Hétel Vouillemont, 9, 110; as inter- national centre for female fashions, 490 Parliamentary elections in the seventeenth century, 27 Paslew (Abbot), his place of execution, 407, 456

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. SUBJECT INDEX. 511 >. Pawnbroker’s sign, origin of, 431 Pearson (Cornelius), landscape artist, d. 1891, 57 Pedigrees wanted, 32 Pedwardine family, 272, 339 Peel Yates family, 310, 379, 417 Peeters (Kuner) and the University of Louvain, 486 Pelican legend, 246 Pellico (Silvio), his imprisonment in the Sotto Piombi, 6 Penderell (Richard), descendants of, 169, 256, 296, 357 Penn (William), new light on, 306 “* Penny dreadfuls ”: see under Literature. eo pictures in the Hermitage of, 114, 175, Peyts (Edward) of Chesterton, 384 Pharaoh as surname, 15, 78 Phillipps (Sir Thomas), 1792-1872, his collection of MSS., 189, 230, 295, 358; er letters, 389 Phillips (Archdeacon Stephen), b. 1638, 180 =, (Watts), dramatist, ceri and artist, 26, 296 Pies, custom of tossing for, 53 Pigott (Charles), author of ‘The Jockey Club,’ d. 1794, 347 Pilate’s wife, Claudia om 150, 216, 295 Pillow (Pilau) Club, 17 Pimlico, origin of Asie name, 110 Pindar’s Bagnio, 409, 458 ‘* Piscator ’’ = Rev. Bd. Smith, 270, 335 Pius IX. (Pope), dates of his election and death, 9 Place-Names :~ “ At ” or “cc in,”’ Bawwaw, 68 Blancheapelton, 345 Bourson, Yorkshire, 371 Chinkwell, 93, 157, 236 Dame Anthony’s Green, 470 Dapp’s Hill, 330 Dear Clifford’s Seat, 30 De Haryngy, 109 De Heringeshae, 248, 318 ** Den,” Kentish names ending in, 49, 116 Foley, Co. Hereford, 370 Foregate, Strand, 330 Grafton, Oxon, 318 Highgate, 132, 239 Julian Bower, 449 ** Love ”’ in, 130, 473 Male, 490 Mother Anthony’s Well, 470 Pimlico, 110 Stroud Green=Stanestaple, Sussex, pee of, 30 Swaythling, 191, Tokeley Gully, 432 Ypres, 172, 451 Plaistow (Catherine) of Dublin, her pedigree, 452 Planta (John), his spinning-w heel, 189 Plot (Dr. Robert), his ‘ Natural History Staffordshire,’ 440 Plugenet family, 38 Plunket (Archbishop), his execution, 5 Pocock (Dorothy) of Bradley Court in | Chien, Berks, 271 Poe (Edgar Allan), his ‘ Berenice,’ literary allusions in works of, 408 use with, 170, 234, 358 188 of 230, 2983; Poetry, eighteenth-century, 91, 108, 137, 176 Police, London mounted, 468 ** Policeman poet”: see Conway Polish dissidents, subscriptions for, 430, 475 Polish exiles in Britain, graves of, 129 Pocock (Nicholas), artist, b. 1740, 9, 57, 58 Poor law: curious deed of obligation, 402, 471 Popish Plot and the Lyttleton family, 349, 394 Postal rates, inequality of, 29 Powell (George E. J.), b. 1842, 53 Prest (Thomas Peskett), dramatist, 458 Prime Minister, earliest use of title, 117, 155, 377, 433 Printing House-square: the ‘* Lamb and Lark ” tavern, 429 Prisoners who have survived hanging, 472 Prodhome (William) of Warwickshire, 288 Proverbs and Phrases :— Antes muerto que mutado, 450 Arenae funis effici non potest, 309 ‘ A tailor is only the ninth part of a man, 72 Burnt his boats, 79, 115 Cannot away with, 470, 497 Comparisons are odious, 487 Coventry, to send to, 251 East or West, hame’s best, 34 Ex arena funiculum nectis, 309 Hampshire hogs, 468, 497 * Heads ’ as the pieman says, 53 House of husbandry, 189 Living library, 53 Ne scit sanus quid sentiat aeger aut plenus quid patiatur jejunus, 150, 255 Parler within the Manor Place, 168 Probability is the guide to life, 329, 377 Quasi Olivero currente, 272 Robin Hood wind, 378, 411 Rope of sand, 309, 353, 417 Satan reproving sin, 130, 174 Tell that to the marines, 72 That will not be willingly let die, 432 Tour d’ivoire, 251, 315 * Up to,” 169 Walking dictionary, 53 Prusom’s Island= Hilliard’s Court, 378 Prussia, opinions on: references wanted, 470 Psalm Ixxxiii., heading in the Common Prayer Book, 8, 52 Ptolemyas, surname, 15 Public schools, order of importance and priority, lll Pudens and Martial, 410, 474 Pugh (Edward), miniature-painter and landscape artist, 9, 58 Pugh (Ephraim), drawing master at the Liverpool Mechanics’ Institution, 58 * Punch,’ lines published in 1885 wanted, 351 Punishment in the U.K.: broken at the wheel, 208, 256 Purbeck Society, 135 Q and Keats’s death, 390 221 * Quarterly Review ’ ‘** Quis,”’ writer on sport, Quotations :— A heart at leisure from itself, 10 All suffering flesh is Christ, 72 A man may cry, ‘‘ Church, church, &c.,’’ 410, 460

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512 SUBJECT INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. Quotations :— —_ morning brings its daylight and its woe, 52 And they kept their spirits up by pouring spirits down, 50, 100 Anglica (or Rustica) gens, &c., 95, 174 A river here, there an ideal line, 432 Bambalio, clangor, stridor, taratantara mur- mur, 94, 158 Behind our life the weaver stands, 111 But I have had the day, 471 Cum tacent, clamant, 94, 158 Do not hurry . . . there can be no sport till I am there, 372 Eat, goat and live . , 72, 118 He crossed the flood... ‘scarcely to feel the chill, 10 = told the story of grouse in the gunroom, 1 Here in my father’s castle, 34 His last passport to Eternity, 72 History as it is written . . against the truth, 152 Hitch your waggon to a star, 432, 498 I shall pass through this world but once, 460 If only the good were the clever, &c., 351 It chanced, Eternal God that chance did guide, 210 Love, honour, courage made your record clean, 471 Mon petit fils qui n’as encore oo vu, viens voir ce beau monde . . O’er pale Britannia passed, 391, ve 38 Once aboard the lugger, 150, 198, 232, 292 Qui strepit in campo, 489 Sapiens dominabitur astris, 12, 473 She, standing in the yellow morning sun, Xc., 3 . conspiracy Sometimes her mouth with deep regret is grave, I know, 432 Sorry is, then, a part of love, 170 That the light of a sun that is coming, 438 That there’s on earth a yet auguster thing . . than Parliament or King, 191, 239 The Crusades served to people heaven with martyrs, 391 The Pope, that Pagan full of pride... , 252, 298 The smaller the house, the greater the peace, 27: The treasures of antiquity laid up, &c., 391 Time with a gift of tears, 18, 54, 96, 136, 219 There’s nothing worth the wear of winning, 453, 498 These are not dead, their spirits never die, 391 These are the souls to which High Valour gave glory undying, 391 To those whom the gods wish to punish, is granted the desire of their hearts, 273 Tout homme a deux pays, 152, 199 Unnatural divorce betwixt delight and me, lll What news bring from the Holy Countrie ?, 391 What silences we keep year after year, 111, 158 you When a man has not a good reason... letting it alone, 410 When spring’s voice is heard . . . cuckoo knows, 49 but the Quotations :— Yet to the remnants of thy splendour past, 191 When I received this volume small, &c., 351 R Rabbits, their introduction into Australia, 32 ee Ln chief cashier of Bank of England, ( Racing stable terms, 286 Radges (S.), twenty-year subscription to news- paper, 30 ‘** Raffaele,’ military term, 409 = family and the ‘ Gloucester Journal,’ 261, 28% Rain and fishing, 72 Ratcliffe, mutations of old, 466 Ratcliffe Cross and Stairs memorial, restoration movement, 20 ere (Josse) and the University of Louvain, 6 Rayment family, 391, 474 Reader (William) and ~ peeenty of ‘ ‘ihe Ruins of Kenilworth,’ Redfern (Francis) of Rll 168 “* Reeve,” derivation of word, 311 ** Regent ”’ = Leg-rest, 431 Reid t the mountebank, 409, 492 Reiners (Cornelius) and the University of Louvain, 486 Réunion Club, 323 Reynolds (G. W. McArthur), b. 1814, 333 Reynolds (Richard), Bishop of Bangor, portrait wanted, 273 Reynolds family of Loughacur, Co. Leitrim, 370 Rhymed —— of England, 249, 297, 352, 376, 397, 414, Rhyming “eel of es 430 ‘** Richard org i | Richards (J.), ple painted by, 130 Richardson (Edward M.), his bust of Dr. Gideon Mantell, 31 Richmond Park: ‘‘ The King’s Standinge,”’ 273, 317 Ridel (Stephen), witness to early royal charter, 242 ‘* Rising glasses,” 491 Robertson (Miss Janet), 158 ** Robin Hood wind,”’ 378, 411 Robins (Thomas Sewell), landscape and marine artist, d. 1880, 9, 58 Roche Sanadoire, 329, 414 Rochester charters : ‘‘ Waveson,” 451 Rochford (Viscountess), sister-in-law of Anne Boleyn, 410 Rollo (Duke of Normandy) and the House of Harcourt, 15 ‘Roman d’Alexandre,’ French poem, 55 Rome, rhyming history of, 430 Rope of sand, 309, 353, 417 Rose (H. Randolph), artist, 9, 58 Rose family of Kilravock, 32 Rothamsted Library, presentation of early book on agriculture, 180 Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes, 229, Royal Arms of Edward III., 410, 459 318 Royal Charter of A.p. [?] 1189, 241; corrigendum, 280 Royal Society and Freemasonry, 42, 175 Rudge (Rev. James), d. 1852, 5 Rudge family, 56

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Notes and Queries, July 29,* 1922. “* Running Horse,” Piccadilly : see cna Teven signs Ruskin: Geneva letter found, 69 Russian words ‘‘ adopted ’’ by troops serving in Russia, 7 Ruvigny (Marquis de), his Plantaganet Rolls, 48, 318 Ss St. Albans: Tudor fireplace at, 90 St. Anne, legends relating to, 107, 157, 233 St. Blaize, patron saint of woolcombers, 65 St. Brendan, incident in wanderings of, 366, 413 St. Christopher and the Christ Child, 77 St. Colme, charm of, 113 St. Dunstan’s, Regent’s Park, and Mr. Gibbs, 167 “St. Fraunces fire,’ 452, 495 St. James’s Palace, cipher on, 32 St. John the Almoner, 31 St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields and Westminster, 268 St. Paul’s Cathedral: Oxfordshire Masons and the rebuilding of, 89, 138, 194, 214, 235 St. Paul’s Cross, sermon at in 1577, 249, 295 St. Peter the Proud: see London St. Thomas’s Hospital : armorial bearings, 308 Salad, saying concerning, 389, 436, 473, 494 Salome, the dance of, 459 Salt, superstitions concerning, 431, 477 Sander (Nicolas) and the University of Louvain, | 486 Sansom (Mrs.), minor-poet, 91 | Savery family bookplates, 131, 219 | Sazan (Kan), his ‘ Fude no Susabi,’ 308 | Scarlet hunting coat, 129 | Schaub (Chevalier), c. 1754, 110, 156 School holidays, 56 | Schoolmasters in 1714 and 1759, 47 | “‘ Scooter,”’ etymology of word, 149 | Scot (Thomas), mayor of Dover, 1690, 209 | Scotch coffee-houses and inns in the eighteenth century, 229 | Scott (Sir Walter), reference wanted, 410 | Scottish genealogy, 4 Scriven (John), seventeenth-century Oxfordshire plumber and glazier, 247 Sea-serpent stories, 473 “* Seize quartiers,”’ wanted, I. H.| | 328 ‘Self-Help’: addendum to Smiles’s ‘ Self- Help ’ in preparation, 168 “* Senex,” writer on sport, 390 Serres (D.), naval pictures by, 93, 138 Serres (John Thomas), marine painter, 9, 57, 58 Settecentescan dramatic criticism, the romantic element in, 302 Sewell (Anna), author of ‘ Black Beauty,’ 328 Sewell (George), minor-poet, 91 Sewell (Mary), her poem ‘ A Mother’s Last Words,’ 132, 178 “‘ Sexagenarian,” writer on sport= Rev. Edward Austen-Leigh, 390, 437 Seymour (Mary) and Lady Bushell, 244, 313, 354 is Shakespeare: ‘ Othello,’ passages omitted in |S First Quarto, 189, 256; allusions, 224; and | the Pelican legend, 246 Shannon and Chesapeake engagement, 465 Sharp (John), d. 1772, 108 Shaw (Capt. Alexander), ~ marriage to Mary Ann Williams, 1813, Shaw (Angus) and the pacraaie rising of 1715, 361 SUBJECT INDEX. 513 | Shelley Clery Woolstonecraft) po Lady Masy King. 10 ‘** Ship,”’ the gender of, 13 Ships: reason for launching stern foremost, 31, 76, 112 Shipton-under-Wychwood, Oxon: The Crown Inn, 166 Shooter’s Hill: projected military cemetery, 330 Siddons (Henry), d. 1815, his poems, 168 Signalling, strange method of, 287 “* Simnel cakes,”’ 249, 292, 335 Simpson (Richard), editor of ‘The Home and Foreign Review, 493 Sims (James), naval Bacchante, d. 1880, Soe of H.M.S. | Simson family, 445 65th Regiment, chaplains to, 109 Skene (Rev. George), minister of St. Ninian’s, Perth, 350 Skinner (Capt.), c. 1764, 290, 356 Slang, English army, as used in the Great War, 7, 201, 279, 395, 415 Smiles (Samuel), his preparation, 168 Smith (Rev. Bd.)= ‘Self-Help’: addendum in 97( ** Piscator, 335 Smith (John Frederick), novelist, fey, 276, 333, 391, 475 Smith (John Spencer), British Ambassador at Constantinople, 1799, his sons, 370, 493 Smith and Benson families, 387 Smokers’ folk-lore, 38, 116 | Smyth (Edward) of the Middle Temple and the Southwark by-election, March, 1666, 27 Smythies (Mrs. Gordon), her play . The Marrying Man,’ 169 Somers Islands Company, 341, 362 | Songs and Ballads :— Ally Croaker, 268 Camptown Races, 169, 217, 379 Christmas Carol, old, 272 Commodore Gale, 490 King John and the Abbot of Canterbury, 349, 397, 435 Minstrel songs, 169, 217, 379 The King, the Bishop and the Shepherd, 349, 397, 435 Two Israelite Merchants, 210 Viva Pio, Papa, Re, 132 Yorkshire Rout, 468 ‘** Sorencys.’”’ meaning of word, 190, 355 “ Southam cyder,” 250, 293, 316 ** Sowmoys,”’ meaning of word, 167, 216 Spanish architecture in Arras, 3 Spanish proverb, ‘‘ Antes muerto que mutado,”’ 450 ** Mata Hari”: Spies : see Mata Hari | Sport, nineteenth-century writers on, 390, 437 Sprusen’s Island, near W: apping, 288, 336, 378 Spry (William) of ae 14, 237 Spry family, 309, ‘ Squibob Papers 154, 219 Stackhouse (John), vicar of Boldon, 1718-37, 469 Standards, early, 15 “ Standards,” legal use of the word, 337 * Standfast (George),’”’ identity sought, 490 Stanestaple = Stroud Green, 188 Star Club, 491 Starkey (Oliver), 43 Stars and Stripes, first raising of, 307, 357 Steam Packet Inn, Lower Thames Street, 207, 27 79

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Stee (Rev. Joseph E.), d. 1847, 330 Stephens (Mrs. Joanna), her receipt for cure of stone and gravel, 8, 73 er TT) (Edward), Governor of Fort William, « 27 Stephenson eantonnys M.P., Banker and Bank- rupt, 421, 491 Stepney Manor Lordship, 253, 294 Stevenson (R. L.), his ‘ Virginibus Puerisque,’ 290 Steynor (Sir Richard), 350 Stokes (Adrian), second husband of the Duchess of Suffolk, 409, 474, 494 Stone (Mr.), architect of Chesterton House, 384 ‘* Stone-coat,’” meaning wanted, 451, 497 Stone sign in Upper Thames Street, 309, 495 Stow (John) and the New River, 489 Stowe House: sale of contents, 1847 and 1921, 69 Straight (John), minor-poet, 108, 176 Strand: “ Foregate,’’ 330 Street noises, 340, 360 “ Stringhalt,”’ writer on sport = James Murray, 390, 437 Stroud Green: see Place Names Suffolk: early MSS., 271; Dowsing’s visitation of destruction, 301 . Suffolk Street : ‘‘ The Cock ” inn, 371 Sun Fire Office and Norwich, 286, 338 WE ad clari qui cernis sidera tanquam,” » 52 Superstitions concerning salt, 431, 477 Surnames :— Bretel, 170, 295 Christian names, as, 115, 255, 397 De Haryngy, 109 Hemphill, 409 Highgate, 132, 239 Jeary, 390 Jellyman, Lackland, Moir, 372 Pharaoh, 15, 78 Ptolemy, 15 Verbalized, 15 Sussex: pronunciation of place-names, 30; records of, 371 Swan (William), Westminster Scholar, 390 Swan (William), an abbreviator of papal letters at the curia, 390 Swathling, (D. Andrews de) book-plate of, 191. 236 150 130 old Swinburne, corrections and additions to his MSS., 219 Swinford family, 330 Sylvester (Josuah) and Southampton, 161, 214 < Taine and Fielding, 7 Tapestry in Victoria and Albert Museum, 190 Tapp family, British settlers in America, 57 Tara, battle of, 1798, 385 Tatham (John), dramatist and city poet, b. about 1612, 349 ‘ Tatler, The,’ quotation in, 94, 158 Tavern Signs :— Bull and Mouth, 168, 257 Crown, Shipton- “under- Wychwood, Oxon, 166 D’Anvers Arms, 409, 458 Five Alls, 78, 136 Hand and Pen, 168, 216 a ona INDEX.

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| Tavern Signs :— King’s Head, Fleet-street, 346, 396 Lamb and Lark, Printing House-square, 429 London: see London—Coffee-houses, &c. Mitre, Fleet-street, 347, 396 Running Horse, Piccadilly, 49, 96 Steam Packet, 207, Swan, C helsea, 96 Vine, Mile End, 191 Taylor (Zachary), president of U.S.A., 94 Taylor’s Thumb Bible, 310 Tempest (Amelia Castlereagh), lady-in-waiting to Queen Adelaide, 210 Temple Fortune, 288 ‘Tercentenary Handlist of Newspapers’ Newspapers Tetbury Church, Glos., epitaph in, 170, 254 Thames-street : the King’s Printing House, 1653,

see 268 Thirlwall (Connop) and Christian Bunsen, 9 Thomas (William), Clerk to the Privy Council, 1550, 372 Thoms (W. J.), his papers on ‘‘ longevity,’’ 180 Thomson’s ‘ Scottish Airs,’ 371 Thomson (James), lines on memorial tablet in Richmond Park, 252 Thornborough (Commander Edward), d. 1784, 70 Thou,’ Yorkshire use of word, 408, 456, 476, 496 Threadneedle-street : demolition of No. 51, 488 Thumb Bibles, 310 Tichborne family of Hartley Mauditt, 327 Tiger (H. M. S.), account of loss of in 1854, 265, 336 ‘ Tight ’ and other equine terms, ee 399, 417 Title of Anno Quinto Edwardi Ill, Tobacco: Bragge’s collection of ae about, 470 Todd (Sweeney), the demon barber of Fleet-street, 330, 378, 415 Tokeley Gully (ship) as English place-name, 432 Tombe (Remont de), his arms, 130 ‘* Tom Collins,’’ sea term, 289, 358 Tonson (Jacob) as spy on Prior, 50 Trapaud (Gen. Cyrus), Sir Joshua Reynolds’s portrait of, 190, 295 Trappe (George), director and curator of the colonies in Tauride, 13 Troutbeck family, 21, 77, 97, 111, 278 : — y Servant,’ portrait at Winchester College, 40 Tucker (Edward), painter of coast scenes, 9, 58 Tudor fireplace at St. Albans, 90 ** Tuileurs,’’ French masonic term, 309, 398 | Tupper, his poems on ‘‘ Chinese ’’ Gordon, 452 Turner (J. M. W.) and Haddon Hall, 49 Turner (John), minister of Preston, 330 Turner (William) of Marbury, 330 Turner family, 17, 49, 330 ‘ Twinings in the Strand,’ 498

U Ude, the cook, and Lord Beaconsfield, 110 Union Jack : see under Flags United States of America: Stars and Stripes, 307, 357 * Up to,” use of phrase, 169 first raising of the Vv

b. about 1035, 345 de), witness to Valoines (Peter de), Valoniis (Hamon charter, 242 early royal

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. SUBJECT INDEX. 515 Van Dyck portraits: ‘Two Young Cavaliers’ | Whitechapel as an east London Norfolk colony, and Jane Goodwyn, 150, 215 345 Van Goyen (Jan), landscape painter, 1596-1656, | Whitefoord family, 108, 153, 243, 285 ’ 8, 53 Wilde (Oscar), his “ Catalogue, > 271; imprint . Vanity Fair,’ caricature of Charles Kingsley, 226 on 1907 edition of ‘Salome,’ 329 Vaucauson, his inventions, 331 ** Wildrath,” writer on sport, 390 Venice : the Sotto Piombi, or the gry ; Williams (Edward Ellerker), b. 1793, 180 Verlaine (Paul), his stay in England, 14, 237 Williams (Rev. J. de Kewer), 59 Vesalius (Andreas), his mother, 349 Williams (Rev. John Charles) of Buckingham- Viles (Edward), 459 shire, 121, 146, 232 Villebois, artist, 55 Williams family of Islington, 188, 232 Villiers (Barbara), portraits of, 251 Will-o’-the-wisps, cause of, 72 Villiers family, 329 ** Willoughby and his Avisa,”’ 348 Virginia Company, 341 Willys (Sir Richard), traitor, 101, 123, 145 Vouillemont family, 110 Wimberley (William Clark), particulars sought, 372 WwW Wine hester Cc ollege, entries in account roll of, 1538- Waddon: Mr. Macdonald’s house at, 469, 498 1539, 132 Ts ERR IER EL Si) rag ete Windsor, privileges of the Dean and Canon of, 148 Wadham (B. B.), landscape painter of Liverpool, Wine: nD ot * buried, 290, 356; books dealing 9, 58 W ainwright (Henry), Lon poem on his murder of | Harriet Lane, 251, 33 Waite (Anthony), W 5 scholar, 469 Waldegrave and Wentworth families, 468 Wales, maps, 32, 115 Walker (John), subscribers to his ‘ Sufferings o the Clergy,’ 28, 47 Walker family and the Gloucester Journal, 284 “ Walking dictionary,” or igin of the expression, 53 | bbe mag ga Charles F. Brown, hl 55 yarner’s * Ecclesiastical History of England,’ 7| he is . ee Warsaw: Latin inscriptions pret pel 0 of the | Woolfe (Sir Richard), 36 - erat Lazenki Palace, 151, 254 Ww oe saa Elizabeth), lines from verse Tashi P eee as, quoted, 35 Washington (Thomas) of Cerne Abbas, 453 Wren (Mr. Justice) of Cumberland, 230 ‘* Water measure ”’ for apples and pears, 71 3 Water Theatre, Pice sadilly. 331 din iat Wren (Thomas) of Seatoller, 230 Watson (Sir Brook), the one-legged Lord Mayor, | Wright (John and Christopher); gunpowder plot 251, 314, 397, 438 | conspirators, 228, 280, 358 Weake family of Norfolk, 48 Wroth family, 372, 418, 434, 478 : Webster and Middleton’s play ‘ Anything for a | ‘* Wylot,” land measurement term, 48, 96, 198 with, 309, 355 Winstanley, his ** Wonderful barrel,” 331 | Wollstonecraft (Mary): see Shelly (Mary Woll- stonecraft) Woman councillor, proper title for, 238 ¢| Woodham (Wodham) family, 31 ** Woodman,” writer on sport, 390 | Woods (Nicholas), The Times correspondent in Canada, 1860, 369, 412 ; | Woodville (R. Caton), referred to as ‘* Villebois,” Quiet Life,’ 11, 50 ** Wypers,” 172, 451 Wedding-ring : change of hand, 453, 495 brs 200 or clock tower, 79 x Wentworth and Waldegrave families, 468 Savier (Sister), * Ju: » To-dav”? sibuted to, Werre (John la), witness to early royal charter, 242 | | Xavier (Sister), Fant for To-day © atteiboated Wesley (John), his first publication, 9, 115 | Wesley (Samuel) the younger, 91 | Y W estenhanger plot, Bachard® s version, 281 West Indies: fever outbreak in early nineteenth | | Yates family, 310, 379, 417, 430 century, 206 | Yatton church, Somerset, arms in, 210 Westminster and St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields, 268 | York, episcopal arms of, 328, 375, 419 Westminster Abbey, Looten monument in, 469 | Yorkshire folk-lore, 70 oi ; ” Wharram-le-Street, the “ woe waters” of, 295, 473 | Yorkshire land-terms: ‘ onstand,” ‘ gairns,” 89 Whately (Mary), her poems, 108 Ypres, pronunciation of place-name, 172, 451 Wheeler family of Laverton, Glos., 328 | White (Gilbert) of Selborne, portrait, 109, 152 | Z | White (Rev. Henry) of Fyfield, his diaries, 250 Zouch (Lord), d. 1625, his burial-place, 390, 434

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. AUTHORS’ INDEX. A A., on James Adair, 94 A. (A.R.) on Wellington testimonial clock tower, 79 A. (A. S. E.) on street noises, 340 A. (F. J.) on song : Camptown Races, 218 A. (L.) on London mounted police, 468 A. (R.) on author wanted, 351 A. (S.) on Chinese festival for departed relatives, 429—Inishglara (antiseptic island), 489 A.-L.(R.A.) on eighteenth-century Etonians, 208 A.M.I.N.A. on launching of ships, 112 Abbatt (W.) on author wanted, 34—“ Standfast (George),”’ 490 Abrahams (Aleck) on automata: exhibitions in London, 269, 396—Caenwood, 30—Daniel (George), 417—De Kemplen’s automaton Chess-player, 72, 156—Dibdin (Thomas Frog- nal), 461—Fire-engines, early, 338—Fleet-street, 323—Fleet-street taverns, 396—“‘ Foregate, Strand,” 330—Knaves Acre, Lambeth, 256— London Bridge, old, 314—Lower Thames- street : The Steam Packet Hotel, 207—‘‘ Penny Dreadfuls,’’ 333-——Phillipps, Sir Thomas, 231— Stowe House: sale of contents, 1847 and 1921, 69—Threadneedle-street (51), 488 Ackermann (Alfred S. E.) on Bears, 72—Beef, effect of eating, 310—Bats, tailless, 431 —De Kemplen’s automaton, chess-player, 113— Foods, national, 431—Frogs and snails as purifiers of water, 310—THeredity, 431—Mul- berry trees,*72—Rain and fishing, 72—Will-o’- the-wisps, 72—Wine, buried, 290 Agathoclea on Penderell family, 256 Aitken (R.) on author wanted, 132 Albright (A.) on ‘‘ Cap of Maintenance,” 258— Meyler (William), 234—Phillipps, Sir Thomas, 231 Aldrich (S. J.) on Bible: early editions in Latin, 427 Anderson, (A.) on General Clement Edwards, 131 Anderson (G. A.) on De Kemplen’s automaton chess-player, 155—Knaves Acre, Lambeth, 190 —Penderell family, 169—Siddons (Mrs.) and King’s Lynn, 94 Anderson, (James Seton) on British settlers in America, 368 Anderson (P. J.) on Crouch (H.), artist, 229— Smith (John Frederick), novelist, 229 Andrews (Herbert C.) on Groombridge Place, _ 490—St. Brendan, incident in wanderings of, 413 Angier (C. J. Bruce) on Aucher and Depedene families, 149—Erghum of Erghum, Yorkshire, 9 Anscombe (Alfred) on Gnor Anegon of Ancaster, 445 Anstey (L. M.) on Cullen (William), 437—Gun- powder plot in 1615, 208—Milburn (William), 416—Oldmixon family, 296, 357—Rhymed History of England, 352—Rome, rhyming his- tory of, 430—Stephenson (Edward), 279— Tavern signs: ‘‘ Hand and Pen,” 168—War slang, 202 Apperson, (G. L.) on twenty-four-hour clock, 106 Arab on Arab (or Eastern) horses, 91 Ardagh (J.) on Abercrombie (John), horticul- turist, 313—Chimney-sweepers’ climbing boys, 16—Coin, the adventures of a, 493—Drugging of Darnay in ‘The Tale of Two Cities,’ 151— ‘* Dummy books,” pseudo-title for, 197—Gez- reel’s Tower, 199—Griffith (Moses), copper- plate engraver, 16—Holborn: demolition of Middle Row, 239—Vine Tavern, Mile End, 191 —Woods (Nicholas), 413 Armstrong (T. Percy) on Dante’s beard, 56— Emerson and Dr. Johnson, 167—Fieldingiana, 7 —French plans for invading England, 388— Inscriptions on an icon, 33—Mothering Sunday, 396—Murders in Italy, 336—Petrograd, pic- tures in the Hermitage at, 114, 175—Place- names, use of “ at” or “in” with, 234—“ St. Fraunces Fire,” 452 Armstrong (Rev. W. B.) on Armstrong family, 435 Artigliere Maledetto on Tichborne family of Hartley Mauditt, 327 Aspinall (Algernon) on Barbados: Needham’s Point Naval and Military cemetery, 23, 393— Sims (James), naval schoolmaster of H.M.S. Bacchante, 46 Austin (Roland) on ‘ Firdor,’’ 129—‘ Gloucester Journal,’ 261, 283—Granger’s ‘ Biographical History,’ 150—Lords of the Manor, privileges granted by, 7—Parliamentary election in March, 1666, 27—Pocock (Nicholas), artist, 57—Scar- let hunting coat, 129—‘ Tercentenary Handlist of Newspapers,’ 191, 213 B B. (B.) on author wanted, 498—Clocks : and short hand, 468—Waddon, 498 B. (C. C.) on author wanted, 18 B. (C. W.) on literary allusions in Dickens, 74 B. (E. A. B.) on * House of Husbandry,” 189— “©The Parler within the Manor Place,” 168 B. (E. W.) on author wanted, 460 B. (F. E.) on inscriptions on an icon, 117 large

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518 AUTHORS’ INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922.

B. (G. F. R.) on Auterae (Joseph), Ww catia | ‘irons (Christopher W.) on Heraldic : identifica- scholar, 110—Bacon (Charles, John andWilliam), | tion of arms wanted, 389 Westminster scholars, 331—Paldwin (George | Beal (Stuart E.) on Palavicini arms, 376 Dimsdale), W estminster scholar, 331—Bettes- | Beal (Winifred D.) on Sir Brook Watson, 315 worth family, 350—Blackmore (Sir Ric hard), | Beatty, Jr. (J. M.) on William Milburn, 189 111—Blackwell (George Graham), 210—Blair | Beavor (Andrew B.) on Rowland Stephenson, 491 (Henry and William Robert), Westminster! Beevor (Ralph J.) on Brooke family arms,

scholars, 431—Blake family, Westminster! 470 scholars, 350- —Ploxham (C harles Henry), West- | Bensly (Edward) on * Alterum alterius auxilio minster scholar, 131—Bordieu (James), 453—| eget, ” 116—* Anglica for Rustica] Gens,” &c., 174—Bonython (Sir Langdon), 400—Bretel, 295—** Dyarchy,”’ 498—‘‘ Eat, goat, and live Boulger (John and William), 131—Brade (Harper and James), Westminster scholars, 431—Burdett (Robert), Westminster scholar, | 2? 118— Ingoldsby Legends,’ 177—Kotow, 290—Butcher (James Gunniss), Westminster refusal to, 215—Latin proverb, 255—Latin scholar, 431—Colman (George), Westminster! saying, 188—lLazenki Palace, Warsaw: Latin scholar, 230—Conybeare (William Daniel), 230} inscriptions, 254—Lord’s Prayer: The fifth —Cotter (Rev. George Sackville), 251—Cotton| petition, 12—Newman (Cardinal) and Wales, (Adm. Sir Charles), 371—Cotton (Henry), Dean | 53—Phillipps (Sir Thomas), 230—Pilate’s wife, | | | | |

of Lismore, 371—Croker (Rev. T. H.), 391—| » 295. try, eighteenth-century, 138, 176 Cullen (William), Westminster scholar, 391—| —Powell (George E. J.), 5% —* Probability is Delaplace (George and William), Westminster! the guide of life,’ 377—Psalm Ixxxiii., 52— scholars, 27 1—Denton (Thomas), 470—Dowding | Rope of Sand, 354—* Sapiens dominabitur (William), of Oxford University, 469—Drum-! astris,”’ ‘Satan reproving sin,” 174— mond (Andrew, Edward, and George), West-| ‘‘ Stone-coat,’? 497—Sylvester (Josuah) and minster scholars, 469—Ducasse (Peter). West- | Southampton, 214—‘ The Tatler,’ quotations minster scholar, 290—Eaton (Nathaniel), 10—! in, 158—** Tour d’Ivoire,”’ 315—** Tout homme Emmett (John Filmer), 151—Eveleigh (William a deux pays,’ 199—Trappe (George), 13— George), 10—Fitzharding (William G. A.), 169 *‘ Walking dictionary,’ 53— Wither (George)

—Fowler (Sir Hans), 191—Hales (James), 32—!| quotation, 239 Hardres (Thoresby), Westminster scholar, 32— | Beresford (John) on ‘‘ Prime Minister,’ earliest Harlow (George Henry), artist, 49—Havenc use of title, 117, 433 (Benjamin), 191—Hesilrigge (Sir Robert), 49—| Black (Gerard) on Scotch coffee-houses in the Holborn: demolition of Middle Row, 318—! 18th century, 229 Keppel (John Christopher Frederick), West-| Bleackley (Horace) on author wanted, 5@—Casan- minster scholar, 72—Kynaston (T. S. and ova in England, 163—Casanova’s ‘‘ Memories,”’ Edward), Westminster scholars, 72—Ligne a new criticism of, 47—Cornelys (Mme.), 208— (Daniel de), Westminster scholar, 310— Harrington (Lady), Portrait of, 227—Howarth Menardus (Jacobo d’ Zsenaco), 191—‘ Pisca- (Henry), 228, 354—Lade (Sir John), 327— tor,” identity sought, 270 Martinelli (Vincenzo), 309 B. (H.) on Harcourt family of Birmingham, 409 Devaux letters, 389—Pigott (Charles), 348— B. (H. C.) on Barnard of Worksop, schoolmaster, —Watson (Sir Brook), 314 . oo 330 Bloom (J. Harvey) on Bourne (Sir John), 477 Botts. .on) Penny ~~ s,”’ 274—Savery| ~Elder in folk-lore, 408—Graham family of Bor 219 taialiniaiiaie inline | Mackinston, 209—Peyto of Chesterton : seven- B. (R.) on “ Berwick,’ 229—-Chess, 348—Corsom | _ teenth-century accounts, 384 (? Corson), author of ‘ Two Months in the Con-| Bone (H. Peters) on virtues of buried wine, 356 federate States, 79—Electric light, early Bonython (J. Langdon) on surnames as Christian domestic use of, 166—George III., early life of, _, names, 253 : 230—Guiccioli's (The Countess) ‘ Recollections | Bowes (Arthur) on De Kemplen’s automaton of Lord Byron, 297— Mayor” as a woman's | ,, Chess-player, 170—* Robin Hood Wind,” 378 title, 238—-Newspapers : twenty-year subscrip- Boyce (Beatrice) oe Edgar Allan Poe, his story tion to, 30—Phillipps (Sir Thomas), 295— RB rps al re ay os 1 395 Windsor, privileges of the Dean ¢ ' s of, | Boyd (Capt. A. W.) on army slang, 395 ; a ae ee a See een SO | Bradbrook (E.) on some mid-Victorian Coteries, B. (R. S.) on Boates (Henry Ellis), 297——-Chalk | ,, 32! s , in Kent and its owners, 195—Furnese (Henry), Bradbrooke (W.) on ‘ Ingoldsby Legends,’ 99 298—Land measurement terms, 198 i Bradbury (F.) on Brindley and Bradbury, 131— Baddeley (Fraser) on * Ball and Mouth,’ > 168 | Norris and Eyre families, 59—Salt, superstitions Baigent (R. C.) on ‘‘ Journey,” 38 | _, concerning, 431 , i ' Bailey (M.) on ‘ Dear Ally Croaker,’ 268 | Bridge (Joseph C.) on pseudo-titles for “‘ dummy books, 233 Briggs (Edgar F'.) on Union Jack, 495 Balfour-Browne (E. M. C:) on author wanted, 252 | ar Geo. W. G. thymed History gy Sy eo. W. G.) on rhymed History of| Books (E. St. J.) on Cox (Sir Charles), 189— Barnard (H. C.) on cole or coale-rents, 113—| Feudal payments in the Hundred, 488—Ox- “Hay silver,” 409, 494—Heraldry: Yatton| fordshire masons, 89, 194 Oxfordshire plumber ‘ d 1 aeek .@ - | and glazier, a seventeenth-century, 247— Church, Somerset, 210 aitetetes Recalls + Sle. I Barraud (F. Alban) on ‘‘ Dear Clifford’s Seat,’ 30) * <3 sig Ves) ye Beare me as ied Sy me, pate <c ‘gee 166—** Standards,’’ 337—Tavern signs: ‘‘ The —Sussex, pronunciation of place-names, 30 | Swan Tavern,” Chelsea 96—Wheeler family of Batten (T. H.) on author wanted, 432 | Laverton, Glos., 328—Woods, “ae Times ’ Bayley (A. R.) on ‘‘ Comparisons are odious,’’ 487 correspondent in Canada, 1860, 369

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TT = Se ae ee ee ee eee ee oe Notes and aver, bnsind 29, 1922. AUTHORS’ INDEX. 519 — (H. C) on ‘ “Willoughby and his Avisa,”’ pl (William) on ‘ Ambidexter,”’ 15—Stand- ards, early, 15—Wesley (Jolin), his first publica- tion, 9 | Brownbill (J.) on Troutbeck family, 97 | Bull (James H.) on Bull of West Jersey, 430 | Bull (William) on ‘“‘ Cap of Maintenance,”’ 151— | “Dummy ” books, pseudo-titles for, 173— ‘Historia Oppidi Hatfieldiensis,) 209—‘ In- goldsby Legends,’ 33—Morland (Sir Samuel) : | tablet on pump at Hammersmith, 390—Wil- | liams (Rev. John Charles), 121, 146 Bulloch (J. M.) on Barrie (Sir J. M.), 210—Brass | ornaments on harness, 459—Catherine, Duchess | of Gordon, 150—Downman’s ‘ Lady Gordon,’ 470—Gordon (Col.), R.E., in the Crimea, 169— | Gordon (Mrs.), novelist, 158—Gordon (Charles D.), 329, 398—Gordon (‘‘Chinese ”’) in sculpture, 430; Tupper’s poems on, 452—Gordon | (Clarence), 349—Gordon (Eduardo G.), 429—| Linneus and the Mile End Nursery, 250—Mount | Morgan Mine, 408—Smythies (Mrs. Gordon), | her play ‘ The Marrying Man,’ 169—Tempest | | (Amelia Castlereagh), 210—Tupper’s poems on “Chinese ’”? Gordon, 452 Burdock on ‘‘ Kangaroo Cooke,”’ se Cacia: | Hildebrand, 310—Sport, nineteenth-century writers on, 390 Butler (T. Blake) on Meiler Magrath, Archbishop | of Cashel, 112 Cc C. (A.) on Hazlitt as a portrait painter, 430—| Mothering Sunday, 2 | C. (A. B.) on Akenside (Mark), 273—Maddeson (George and John), 273 C. (A. M.) on Chinkwell, derivation of, 157— “HH,” dropping of the, 116—‘‘ Love ”’ in place- names, 473 = (B.) on Heather family, 190 | . (C. S.) - authors wanted, 460—Engineer, | «acting g, 3 } - (C. 8.) “B. /C.] on Heraldic: identification of | Y ae sought, 410—Waldegrave and Wentworth | families, 468 C. (E. E.) on cane-bottomed chairs, 350 C. (F. H.) on Cadley (Mr.), piano maker, 219— ‘* Mayor ”’ as a woman’s title, 149 C. (G.) on author wanted, 111 C. (H.) on Edward More, Warden of Winchester College, 132 (J.) on Van Dyck portraits, 215 . (J. M.) on John Crossley, 372 (M. B.) on authors wanted, 210 (M. I. M.) on automata exhibitions in London, 331 . (S.) on author wanted, 170 . (S. C.) on Roche Sanadoire, 329 (W. N.) on Abercrombie (John), horticulturist, | 273—-Adams (Thomas), 310—Alcock (Charles or Christopher), 310—Atkinson (James), 289— Bourson, place-name, 371—Capern (Edward), 110—‘‘ Charing Cross Magazine,’’ 371—Conway | (James), 110—Fletcher (Nathaniel), 391—| | Holmes (Emra), 131—Taylor (Zachary), 94 C—N. (H.) on “Prime Minister,” 155, 377—| ‘** Sorencys,’’ 190 C. of A. on Col. Chester, his extracts from Parish | Registers, 52 eee ence \ Cains (A. E.) on author wanted, 94 Carter (William F.) on Harcourt family, 38 Castro (J. Paul de) on Banbury: the Globe Room, 226—Cheapside, 335—Fieldingiana, 51 —Fleet Street Taverns, 346—‘‘ Hand and Pen users of the sign, 216—London coffee-houses, taverns, and inns in the eighteenth century, 13, 26, 66, 102, 166, 202; ‘“* The Running Horse, % 96 ; ae Swan,” Chelsea, 136; ‘The Five Alls,”’ 136; ‘“* Lamb and Lark,’’ 429—‘* Monkey Trick,’’ 458—Pindar’s Bagnio, 458—Reid the mountebank, 492—‘‘ Southam ”’ cyder, 293— Stephens (Mrs. Joanna), 73—Tonson (Jacob) as a spy on Prior, 50 Cave (F. R.) on opinions on Prussia: references wanted, 470 Chambers (L. H.) on Bedford: monumental inscriptions in churches, chapels and _ burial- grounds, 325, 365, 405, 447, 485—Edwards (Thomas), 16, 158—Hymn-tunes, composers of, 350—Oxfordshire masons: Ricl — Jennings, 194, a ee vo Joseph E.), 330 Chambers (W. on inscriptions in Ashwe 1 thorpe Church. Norfolk, 227—-Suffolk MSS., | Chanter (H. Prosser) on barrel organs in chure he S, 437—Cats, tailless, 472—Newspapers: oldest halfpenny evening, 476—Phillipps (Sir Thomas), 295—Watson (Sir Brook), 397 | Chapman prs ude on Jane Austen: references wanted, 45 | Cheetham (r. iL.) on Arras: the so-called Spanish architecture of, 3—St. Blaize, 65 Chevron on Rayment family, 391—Union Jack, 433 Chignell (Rev. A. K.) on Chinkwell, 157—Euce- phus, 169 Chae (R. Pearse) on ‘‘ Southam cyder,’”’ 316 Clariores e Tenebris on Cossens, Hants, pedigree wanted, ~~ “ae (Sir Thomas), 189— Spey family, 379 Claristian on ‘‘ The Norman People,” 229 Clarke (Cecil) on William Spry of Exeter, 14 are (A.) on Lord Byron and Corsica, 270 May cw M.) on Gen. Nicholson, his birthplace, 173 yd i (H. J. B.) on Andrews (D.) de Swayth- ling, book-plate, 236—Heraldic : identification of arms, 438, 474—Pedwardine family, 339— Peel Yates family, ¢ Seymour (Mary): Lady Bushell, 313 re oe? (G. H.) on ‘‘ Dutch Hand-coloured Prints,” C oie thie: Watson) on Adah Isaacs Menken, 196 Collier (C. V.) on the ‘* woe-waters ’’ of Wharram- le-Street, 295 Collins (Rev. Tom) on reference wanted, 453 Collison (Col. C. S.) on Clopton family, 288 ( ae (C. A.) on Lord’s Prayer: the fifth petition, Cook (Davidson) on Thomson’s ‘ Scottish Airs,’ | Cope (E. E.) on arms and crest: Llangollen, 474 —Boates (Henry Ellis), 251, 356—Burdett family, 356—‘* Hampshire hogs,’’ 468—Harness, brass ornaments on, 410—Heraldic: identifica- tion of arms, 474—Heraldic and genealogical societies in America, 272—Ledbury, Hereford, 272—Nicholson (Gen.), 338—Pedwardine family, 272 | Cope (G. Hautenville) on sport, nineteenth- century writers on, 437—Zouche (Lord), his burial-place, 390

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520 AUTHORS’ INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. Court (W. del) on British officers in the Nether- | Edmunds (Albert J.) on Fiddlers’ Green, 130 lands, 270—Cotes of Cotes : Looten monument | poargt 9 (Ray) on old Christmas carol, 272 in Westminster Abbey, 469 Eliot (L.) on Gen. Nicholson, his birthplace, 338 Crooks (Frederic) on Beauchamp (Sir John) of ; Enquirer on Armstrong family, 48—Calendar : Fyfield, Essex, 99—Clenton (Sir W illiam | old and new style, 369 Henry), 493—Freedom of a City, 257—Hamp- | Everitt (Alfred T.) on Cotton family of Warbleton shire folk-lore, 350—Lackland, surname, 130, | (Warblington), Hants, 36—Dingley (Sir 72—Moon ‘folk-lore: hair cutting, 93—j/ Thomas), 238-—Plugenet family, 38 Signalling, 287—Yates family, 417 | Ewen (C. L.) on Ewen: coat of arms, 94 Cross Crosslet on arms, unidentified, 236—Pala- vicini arms, 357—-Van Dyck portraits, — Wroth family, 478 F Cruse (D. A.) on Mary Sewell, her poem, cA Mother’s Last Words,’ 178 | F. (G.) on Paris: the Hétel Vouillemont, 9— Curtis (Henry) on Ewen family: Herne, 158—| Pius IX., London coffee-houses and taverns, eighteenth- | F. (J.) on authors wanted, 391 century, 314—Lyttleton family and the Popish| F. (J. T. ) on American Civil War, 476—Barrel Plot, '394—Oxfordshire Masons, 194, 214—) organs in churches, 353, 398—Carlings, 287— Tathom (John), 349 | Dye, ancient British (corrigenda), 20—Erghum, 136, 172—‘‘ Intue,’”’? 474—Land measurement | terms, 96—Lord’s Prayer, the fifth petition, 11 D —Mothering Sunday, 292—Psalm Ixxxiii., 52 D. (H. L. L.) on surnames as Christian names, 397 | —Rhymed History of England, 458—‘* Ship,” D. (T. F.) on author wanted, 298—‘ Sowmoys,” the gender of, 13—Street noises, 340—U.S. 216—Sport, nineteenth-century writers on, 437 | flag: the Stars and Stripes, 357 D’Abreu-Albano (P. A.) on Horace: reference! F. (G. W.) on epitaphs on sportsmen, 273— wanted, 273—Keats query, 273 | Erghum, 257 Dale (T. C.) on Thomas Washington, 453 | F. (L. L.) on Lambert family, 318—Sprusen’s Davies (W. R.) on Chester monastery, 470—| Island, 288 ae a : “The Running Horse,” Picca- | F. (R.) on Pudens, 474 Davis Ya. *reffries) on old London Bridge, 374 peake and Shannon, 465—Tara, battle of, 385 Deeley (R. M.) on Montfort families, 130, 204 —Tiger (H.M.S.), account of loss of, in Black Deighton (E. Lonsdale) on war slang, 7 Sea, 1854, 265 — West — : outbreak of Denny (Rev. H. L. L.) on Furneux, Berdewelland| _ fever in early 19th century, Denny families, 369—Troutbeck family, 111 | Fairfax-Blakeborough (J.) on oi (or Eastern) dilly, | Pair brother (EK. H.) on Annamaboe, 41—Chesa- | | Dew (E. N.) on Giraldus Cambrensis, 272 | horses, 154, 258—Barrel organs in churches, 316 Dibdin (E. Rimbault) on artists: biographical —Brass ornaments on harness, 478—Charms details, 58 to be identified, 70—Fountain Abbey parch- Dickinson (H. W.) on John Planta, his spinning-| ments, 128—‘t Grave,”’ 312—‘ Just for to-day,” wheel, 189 ; 159—Land measurement terms, 48—Muzeen Dobrée (Edward H.) on Guernsey : St. Michael’s, family, 416—Northern superstitions of to-day, 197—Harcourt, the House of, 15 | 248—Poetry, eighteenth century, 176—Racing Dodds (M. H.) on Blue Beard story, 196—Dickens,| stable terms, 286—‘‘ Thou,”’ Yorkshire use of literary allusions in works of, 14—Hope (Mrs.):! word, 408—‘ Tight’? and other equine terms, ‘Tsoult Barry of Wynscote,’ 93—Julian Bower, 367—Yorkshire land terms: ‘ Onstand,”’ 449—Surnames as Christian names, 115 | ** Gairns,” 89 Douglas (S. K.) on ‘ Punch,’ 1805, 351 | Fama on ‘‘ Anglica (or Rustica) gens,’”’ &c., 95— Douglas (W.) on “ grave and gressom,” 312——-| —Birth, inference as to date of, 127—Calendar : Italy, murders in, 289 | old style, 295—Cowper (Judith), Mrs. Madon, Du Pare (S. H.) on moon folk-lore : hair cutting,! |95—‘‘ Dummy books,” pseudo-titles for, 197— 238—Pallone, an Italian game, 154 | *N.E.D.’ dinner, 95—Pharaoh as surname, 78 Durant (W. Clark) on Gilbert Imlay and Henry | —tTavern signs: ‘‘ The Five Alls,” 78 Lee, 128 | Farrow (R. S.) on Murray (Major William), 495— Dyer (A. Stephens) on Dorothy Pocock of Bradley; _ Phillipps (Sir Thomas), 358 ‘Court in Chieveley, Berks, 271 Fawcett (J. W.) on Rev. John Armstrong, 257 © | Firebrace (Capt. C. W.) on Fiddlers’ Green, 238— Nevin family, 178 E | Fitz-Minstrelle Claristian on author wanted, 10— E. on the Countess Guiccioli’s ‘ Recollections of Chalk in Kent and its owners, 151 Lord Byron,’ 229, 436 Fletcher (Rory) on salad, 494—Star Club, 491 E. (A.) on German books wanted, 191 Fletcher (W. G. D.) on Index Ecclesiasticus, 77— E. (F. 8S.) on German principalities: Anhalt- Ruvigny’s Plantagenet Roll, 48 — Stokes Zerbst, 415 (Adrian), 494 E. (H.) on “‘ Pimlico,’”’ 110 Flint (Thomas) on ‘‘ Rope of Sand,’ 417— E. (L. B.) on author wanted, 471 “Tour d’ivoire,” 251 E. (R. R.) on ‘* hard-lying money,’’ 408—‘‘ No| Foord (A. S.) on D’Anvers Arms Inn: Pindar’s less ’? and ‘‘ no fewer,’ 452 Bagnio, 409 Eagle (R. L.) on Holofernes Cooke, 251 Forbes (John) on author of quotation wanted, 10 Eden (F. Sydney) on heraldic query, 451—Royal | Ford (Worthington C.) on Frances Erskine Inglis, 250 arms, 459—‘ Stone-coat,’’ 451 }

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_—_ eee Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. AUTHORS’ INDEX. 521 Forman (W. Courthope) on balled : The King, | | Gillman (Charles) on Mata Hari, 35 the Bishop, and the Shepherd,” 349, 435— | Gillman (Ianthe A. M. S.) on Phillipps (Sir Charm of St. Colme, 113—Inns, naming of | Thomas), 231—Plaistow (Catherine) of Dublin, public rooms in, 178—‘ King John and the} 452—Trapaud (Gen. Cyrus), Sir Joshua Rey- Abbot of Canterbury,’ 435—** Old Nick,” 288| nolds’s portrait of, 190 —Swaythling (D. Andrews de), book-plate of, | Gladstone (Hugh S.) on ‘ Comic Natural History,’ 236—U.S. Flag: the Stars and Stripes, 357— 92—‘* Mata Hari,” 34—Rabbits in Australia, 32 White (Gilbert) of Selborne, 109—York, the | Glen (John) on Gilbert White of Selborne, 152 crossed keys at, 376—Zouche (Lord), his burial, | Glencross (Graham) on Mill Hill School: arms and 434 motto, 210 Goman (Geo. Dinneford) on ‘ The Trusty Servant,’ Forster (W.) on poem wanted, 152 Foster (D.) on Etherege (Sir George), 414— 401 ee family and the Virginia Company, 341, _ Gordon- Smith (R.) on Benson and Smith families, 387 Fothergill (Gerald) on apprentices to and from | Govier (W. E.) on General Clement Edwards, 211 overseas, 29, 69, 106, 248, 327, 429—British |Gower (Robert) on ‘‘ Dowle,” 209—Egg folk- settlers in America, 178, 256, 327 | lore: Good Friday and Christmas, 15—‘‘ Hop- Fox (C. J.) on Steam Packet Inn, 279—Watson | scotch,” 15—Mothering Sunday, 335—Royal (Sir Brook), 397 | cele ere Order of Buffaloes, 229—‘‘ Sow- Franklin (C. A. H.) on Blyth pedigree, 348-— 1oys,”” 216 Franklin (Henry), 289—St. Thomas’s Hospital | Ph (Walter) on Byron and Campbell: a arms, 308 | parallel, 45 Freeman (J. J.) on army slang, 415 |Grand Officer of England (A.) on ‘ Tuileurs,”’ Fry (E. A.) on Plugenet family, 38 | a French Masonic term, 309 Fry (George S.) on Vice-Admiral Sir Christopher | Grane (G. A.) on Pawnbroker’s Sign, 431 Mings, 35, 117 | Greene (Herbert W.) on racing stable terms: Fuller a F.) on Gen. Nicholson, his birthplace,| “ Cosh,” 355—Salad, 389—Van Goyen (John), landscape painter, 53 Fy sei 4h H. W.) on barrel organs in churches, | Batra, ag (J. Stobart) on Temple Fortune, 288 254 | Griffith (L.) on Harcourt family, 98 Groth (C.) on Edwards (General Clement), 252— G | Jeary, surname, 390 G. (A.) on author wanted, 49 |Grundy-Newman (S. A.) on grantee of arms G. (D. L.) on the arms of Leeds, 56 | wanted, 453—Neale (William J. N.), 375 G. (H. 8S.) on ornithologists, 109 | Guillemard (F. i. H.) on ‘Tercentenary Handlist of G. (P. E.) on Croft and Leedes families, 110 | Newspapers, 279—Watson (Brook), the one- G. (W. H.) on author wanted, 132—Capern (Ed-| legged Lord Mayor, 437 — 175—Poem of the sixties wanted, 132— Gunn (Donald) on Union Jack, 432 Song: ‘ Viva Pio, Papa, Re,’ 132 | Gwatkin (E. M.) on Gillman (or Guillim) family, Gale (Fred. R.) on coin, the adve ntures of a, 493— | 415 Gale (Commodore) legendary, 490—Gale (John), | H 49 Gamble (Mrs. A. N.) on Baron (Hartgill), 92—|H. on ‘Blue Beard” story, 255—‘‘ Penny Henshaw and Weake families, 48—Johnson dreadfuls,” 374 . (Sir Henry) of Poplar, 318—Kendall (Henry), | H. (A. E.) on Arnold (Matthew), his reference to 191—Lee family, 71—North family of Wal-| ‘‘the huge Mississippi of falsehood called keringham, 272 | history,” 119—Author wanted, 111 Garart (Roy) on i John the Almoner, 31—Ships, | H. (C. L.) on author of quotation wanted, 10 launching of, | H. (E. B.) on war slang, 202 Garbett (H. L. E. i" on Dr. Robert Plot’s ‘ Natural | Hy (E. C.) on John Hoppner, his grave, 288 History of Staffordshire,’ 440 iH (F.) on epigram on the death of Queen Char- Gardner (Eliza) on Villiers family, 329 lotte, 372—Herbert (J. D.), 321—Reader Garrett (Robert Max) on an illustration of the} (William), 390—Wimberley (William Clark), 372 Bestiary, 366 H. (F. J.) on public schools, 111—Ships, Gawthorp (Walter E.) on Abyssinian cross, 56— Jaune hing of, 112 Arms, unidentified, 199—Engraving, ancient | H. (H. P.) on wines, 309 method of, 186—Fleet marriages, 355— | H. + R.) on author wanted, 252—Epitaph in Heraldry: unidentified arms, 199—Knaves| Tetbury Church, Glos., 254—Mulberry trees in Acre, 356—London Inns: ‘‘ The Cock,’? Bow-| Engl and, 59—Richmond Park: ‘ The King’s street, 474—Royal Arms, 459—Stone sign in Standinge,’’ 273—Union Jack, 496 Lower Thames-street, 309; at corner of War-| H. (N.) on ‘‘ Dowle,” 474 wick-lane, 495 | H. (W.) on Tudor fireplace at St. Albans, 90 Gibson (A. G.) on Erghum of Erghum, Yorkshire, 55 | H. (W. B.) on Cadby pianos, 168—Ceremonial Gilbert (William) on Ewen: coat of arms, 218—| vestments of the Judiciary, 116—Coteries, some Stone sign, Lower Thames Street, 395 | Mid-Victorian, 417—Cotton (Adm. Sir Charles), Giles (Haydn T.) on barrel organs in churches, 477 417—Dominoes, 17—-Mendez (Moses), 137— —Blacket (Henry), 469—Stackhouse (John), 469 Milburn (William), 379—‘‘ Regent ’’=—leg-rest, Gillett (Charles R.) on sermon at St. Paul’s Cross, 431—Royal Society and Freemasonry, 175— 249 Shooter’s Hill: projected military cemetery, Gillman (Arthur C.) on Gillman (or Guillam) 330—Smith (John Frederick), 393—‘‘ Tight,” family, 370 equine term, 417—Van Dyck portraits, 215

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522 H. (W. 8S. B.) on Bible in Latin, 495-——-Devonshire MSS., 170—‘‘ Water measure’ for apples and pears, 71 Hall (Albert) on ‘* Penny dreadfuls,”’ 274 Hall (Hamilton) on Troutbeck family, 21 Hall (John) on Major William Murray, 451 Hanham (H. R.) on Armageddon Chapel, Clifton, 109 Harbord (C. D.) on Wiliam Harbord, 94 Harcourt-Bath (William) on Harcourt family, 37, 78 Ilargrave (E.) on rhymed history of England, 397 Harker (Frederick) on John Emery, his songs, 468 Harrison (H. G.) on Avery Aldworth, 197 Hastie (A. H.) on Mary Seymour: Lady Rushell, 313 Hawley (F. A.) on Austrian hunting-horn, 390 Haythorne (W.) on Furnesse (Henry), 251- Knight (Charles), performer in §‘ Not So Bad as We Seem,’ 10 Henderson (E.) on author wanted, 72 Heron-Allen (Edward) on _ pseudo-titles “dummy books,” 129 Hill (Leonard) on Baron Grant, 137 Hill (N. W.) on bombers in Charles IT’s Navy, 16 —Gordon (Clarence), ‘‘ vieux moustache,” 494 —Menken (Adah Isaacs), 457 Hilson (O.) on Capon tree in Jedwater, 450 Hobson (Bernard) on ‘ Doodle’ 370—-Holder- ness, derivation of name, 370 Hogg (Capt. P. Fitzgerald) on Chinkwell, deriva- ton of, 93—Irish volunteers, early, 109 Holland (O.) on Hemphill, surname, 409—Yates families, 430 Holme (R. H.) on §A Newcastle Apothecary,’ 59 —Cap of Maintenance, 195, 276 Holt-White (Rashleigh) on Gilbert White of Sel- borne, 152 Hookham (George) on ; ‘Othello,’ passages omitted in First Quarto, 189 Hope (R. C.) on wedding-ring: change of hand, 453 Hopewell-Smith (A.) on proverb: origin wanted, 34 fer Hopkins (Mrs. Margaret) on “ Self-Help,’ 168 Hopps (H.) on Byerley, 453 Horne (Ethelbert) on ‘‘ dummy books,” pseudo- titles for, 216—‘‘ Thou,’ Yorkshire use of word, 476 Howell (George Foster) on Anna Sewell, 328 Hudson (A. E.) on Hudson family, 391 Hudson (C. M.) on Mozeen (Muzeen) family, 371 Hughes (T. Cann) on artists: biographical details sought, 9 Hulburd (Percy) on chalk in Kent and its owners, | 255—-Gervase de Cornhill, 51—Hubert de Rie | and Fulbert of Dover, 388, 475 — Kentish | place-names, final ‘‘ den’? in, 116—Montrésor (Col.) of Belmont, 170, 277—Roche Sanadoire, | 414—Seymour (Mary), Lady Bushell, 354— | Wroth family, 418 | Hutchings (C. E.) on “‘ bespoke bootmaking,”’ 331 | —‘* Bur-walnut,”’ 338 Hutchison (W. A.) on ‘“‘ Hungary ”’ water, 476— | “Time with a gift of tears,’’ 96—Verlaine at | Stickney, 237—Wilde’s (Oscar) ‘ Salome,’ 329 | I | Ina Cristal on Bretel, 170 | Ingleby (Holcombe) on King’s Lynn: the ‘ Red Book,’ 344 } AUTHORS’ INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. J J. (W. H.) on ‘ Bluebeard ” : references, 68 Jaggard (Capt. W.)on ‘‘ Champagne,’’ 116—Cole- or coale-rents, 113—Hume (Tobias), song-book by, 76—Ships, launching of, 76 “— (M. R.) on Judge Jeffreys and Shakespeare, origin and early Jaquette (William A.) on Edgar Allan Poe, 230 Jay (Frank) on Neale (William J. N.), 310— ** Penny dreadfuls,” 210, 332, 374, 418, 459— Phillips (Watts), 296—Smith (John Frederick), 276—Todd (Sweeney), 330 Judson (A. C.) on Robert Herrick, his grave, 426 K K. (L. L.) on ‘ Boss of Billingsgate,” 452— ‘Compleat Collier, The,’ 170—De Kemplen’s automaton chess-player, 115-—Derbyshire lead- mining, old law of, 468—Equilinear squares, 475—Ferds, temporary : ‘‘ sand,’”’ 234—‘* Hfun- gary’ water, 476—Place-names, use of “ at” or “in” with, 234—-Polish dissidents, subserip- tion for, 475—Stephens (Mrs. Joanna), 8 Kealy (A. G.) on Boates (Henry Ellis), 316— Cambridge (Earl of), 491—Flag, identification of, 278—Inglis (Frances), wife of Calderon de la Barca, 339—London clockmakers, 495— Order of St. Michael and St. George, 208— Palavicini arms, 309 Kemp-Welch (W.) on Van Dyck portraits, 215 Knowles (John A.) on ‘‘ Cap of maintenance,” 275, 379—Freedom of a city, 97—Glass-painters of York: chronological list, 184, 222; the Hodgson family, 44; John de Burgh, 88— ‘La Santa Parentela,’ 296 Knowles (Lees) on salad, 436 L L. (B. S.) on Nicolas Hilliard, 168 L. (F.) on author wanted, 432 | L. (G.) on authors of quotations wanted, 191— Grant (Baron), 31—Rhymed History of Eng- land, 297 L. (R.) on ‘* Drought,’ 468 L. (W. A.) on Hampshire folk-lore, 398 L. (W. N.) on Stephenson (Edward), 230—Wren (Thomas and Mr. Justice), 230 L. (W. P. C.) on Wroth family, 372 Labor ipse Voluptas on ‘‘ Probability is the guide of life,’’ 377 Lafleur (Paul ‘I'.) on coin, the adventures of a, 452—Literary parallels and coincidences. 449 Lambarde (F.) on ‘ La Santa Parentela,’ 107, 233 —Papal triple crown, 92 Lambert (Frank) on Bredon Hill, 473 Lambert (Uvedale) on author wanted, 351 Lecky (John) on ‘ Tom Collins,’ 289 — (Henry) on Dickens’s literary allusions, 437 Lehmuth (Miss Marie C. F.) on Tobias Hume, song-book by, 31 Leith (Alicia Amy) on Nicholas Hilliard, 229 Leveson Gower (Arthur F. G.) on author wanted, 111—Beauchamp : Moseley : Woodham (Wod- ham) families, 31—Montfort families, 254— Penderell family, 296 Lewin (Evans) on ‘“ Gregor” of the Mosquito Coast, 233

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. AUTHORS’ INDEX. 523 Lewis (Alfred endees) « ine Mieedeailh Ciadaelns | descendants of, 256—White (Gilbert) of Sel-| borne, 152 Lewis (Penry) on ‘ Castle Daly > and Galway, 47! —Edwards (Lieut.-Col. Clement Martin), 338 —‘H,” dropping the: Cingalese, 338—Mill| Hill School, arms of, 357 | Lewis (R.) on thumb Bibles, 310 Lezze on palindrome on a sundial, 430 Lindsay (Charles L.) on Nicholas Hilliard, 432 Lister (R. J.) on rhymed History of England, 376 Loder (Gerald) on Brighton: Antheum, 76; 3 the ‘‘ Chalybeate,”’ 295 | Logeman YS on street noises, 360 Lorena (M. E.) on Accra: James Fort, 245 Lucas (J. Landfear) on Cheapside, width of, 290) —Final ‘‘ den” in Kentish place-names, 49-— French coinage and the Birmingham mint, 490 —Paris as centre for female fashions, 490— Tapestry in Victoria and Albert Museum, 190-— Tokeley Gully, 432 Lumb (G. D.) on Erghum family, 99—-Leeds, the arms of, 156 Lupton (EK. Basil) on author wanted, 471—Por- traits of Coleridge and Dickens, 148—Watson | (Brook), the one-legged Lord Mayor, 438 M M. on Capern (Edward), 175—Devonshire MSS., 236—Herrick (Robert), his grave, 487—-House bells, 174—Kendall (Williams), 177—Maunder | same): 94 (A. T) on birth, inference as to date of, 173— ga ts (H. E.), 297—* Intue,’”’ 474—Poor Law | documents, ti2 Whiteteoul (Col. Charles), | 153, 243, 285 M. (E.) on Battersea enamel works, 70 M. (F. M.) on Montrésor (Col.) of Belmont, 214— Smokers’ folk-lore, ¢ M. (G. M.) on D. Serres, his naval pictures, 93 M. (H. C. H.) on hymn-tune composers, 394 M. (H. M. C.) on author wanted, 298 | M. (J.) on flag, identification sought, 70 | M. (J. G.) on Morland (Sir Samuel) and Cromwell, | | 281—-Willys (Sir Richard), 101, 123, 145 M. (J. H.) on Adah Isaacs Menken’s ‘ Infelicia,’ 97) M. (J. 8S.) on Senator Roy Barbosa, 371 M. (R.) on author wanted, 252 M. (W. J.) on Sprusen’s Island, 336 M.A., Oxon., on Vesalius, 349 Mabbott (T. O.) on Blake in America, 128—De Kempelen’s automaton chess-player, 255— Poe (Edgar Allan), literary allusions in works, 408—Ruskin: Geneva letter found, 69 Me. on ‘‘ Coffee-houses,’’ East London, 107, 238—~ Culty Sark and Capt. Moody, 467—Dodd (Rev. William), 481—-Hackney Mermaid and the Old Freemasons, 388—London: the social eigh- teenth century, 207—-Middlesex Justices, 1745, 305—Ratcliffe, 466—---Ratcliffe Cross and Stairs Memorial, 20—Smith (John Frederick), 391— Vine Tavern, Mile End: Stepney Manor Lordship, 253, 294 Me. (R.) on mules on mountains, 456 McGovern (J. B.) on ** Cannot away with,’’ 470— “ Intue,”? 410—Paslew (Abbot), his place of execution, 407—‘‘ Up to,’’ use of phrase, 169 MacSweeney (Joseph) on Shakespeare and the Pelican legend, 246 McWilliam (Bruce) on Charles Alcock, 357 ates (S. J.) on De Sirsa 109—-De Heringe- shae, 248—Herebertus de Middlesex, 209-— Highgate, 132—-King’s Printing House, Thames Street, 1653, 268—Stroud Green, 188 Magrath (John R.) on capon tree in Jedwater, 493—Dalstons of Acornbank, 95—‘‘ Qui strepit in campo,” 489—Rhymed History of England, 352——** Time with a gift of tears,’’ 136—-York, the Crossed Keys at, 376 Mann (A. H.) on Dr. Crotch, 470 Maples (A. K.) on Bishop Reynolds, 273 Markland (Russell) on Abbot (Richard), 190— De Kemplen’s automaton chess-player, 171— Meyler (William), 190—Poetry, eighteenth- century, 176—Redfern (Francis), 168—Siddons (Henry), 168 Marston (G. M.) on barrel organs in churches, 254 Marten (A. E.) on Martin family, 350 Mason (Stuart) on Oscar Wilde, 270 Matthews (R.) on Swinford family, 330 Mayall (Arthur) on Louis de Male, 490 Maycock (Willoughby) on Arab (or Eastern) horses, 138, 198—Byron (Lord) and Corsica in 1821, 312—Grant (Baron), 115—Greenwood (James), 219—‘* Kangaroo Cooke,’’ 156—Men- ken (Adah), 115—Nigger minstrelsy: W. E. Gladstone and the ‘ Camptown Races,’ 217— Quotation : ‘‘ So he kept his spirits up,’’ 100— Woods (Nicholas), The Times correspondent in Canada, 412 Maze (R. Hart) on General John Nicholson, 109 Mazingarbe on regimental chaplains, H.M. 65th Regiment, 109; H.M. 84th Regiment, 129 | Mercer (HH. C.) on nigger minstrelsy, 379 Merryweather (George) on American humorists : Capt. G. H. Derby, 159 Mew (Egan) on Stephen Theodore Janssen, 210 | Mills (Barton R. V.) on De Kemplen’s automaton chess - player, 155— Latin proverb: origin sought, 150 Milsted (G. H.) on wines, 355 Minakata (Kumagusu) on the bear, the horse and the aubergine, 308 Moor (A. G. Gordon) on Moir surname, 372 Moore (J. H.) on Adah Isaacs Menken, 196 | Moore (Milner) on song wanted, 210 | Morgan (Forrest) on Menken (Adah Isaacs), 133, 458—Wypers, 451 | Seeuten (Alex.) on Gentlemen of the Poultry, 36 Mundy (P. D.) on Henry William Herbert, 120 Murray (John) on ‘*‘ Bull and Mouth,’ 257 Myddelton (Thos. C.) on calendar: old and new style, 432 Myddelton (W. M.) on John Stow and the New River, 489 N N. (B. B.) on Bredon Hill, 390 “ N. O. Sellam ”’ on author wanted, 72 Nevin (J. D.) on Nevin family, 131, 316 Newton (E. E.) on ‘‘ Hand and Pen ”’ sign, 293— ‘ Twinings in the Strand,’ 498 Noble (W. M.) on newspapers: oldest halfpenny evening, 436 Norman (Philip) on ‘ Assumption of the Virgin,’ 181 Oo O. (M. N.) on Dapp’s Hill, 330—Epitaph in Tet- bury Church, Glos., 170—‘‘ Labbut, The,’’ 330 0. (V. L.) on Adrian Stokes, 474

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524 Oakeley (Maj. E. F.) on ‘atin Soaniie,: _ Oakeley and the murder of Edward If., O’C, (A.) on portrait on wood panel, 150 O’Hara (Valentine J.) on ‘“ H.’’?: Celtic, Latin and German influences, 32—Inscriptions on an icon, 117—-Lazenki Palace, Warsaw, 151— Literary finds, 487—-Place-names, use of “‘ at ”’ or “ in”? with, 235 Oldfield (Josiah) on beef: effect on one’s wit, 355 Oliver (V. L.) on apprentices to and from over- seas, 472—-Serres, naval pictures by, 138 Owen (R. D.) on Connop Thirlwall and Christian Bunsen, 9 P P. (A. E.) on Simon Harcourt, Clerk of the Peace, Middlesex, 1693, 271 P. (B. E.) on R. Busick of Epsom, 251 P. (C. J.) on ‘“* Champagne,” spellings of, 71— ‘* Hungary water,”’ 409 P. (D.) on Col. Richard Elton, 451 P. (F.) on ‘‘ Cannot away with,’’ 497. P. (M. A.) on “ Abyssinian cross,” 9—Fanlights, white horse ornament in, 229 P. (M. E. A‘) on hatchments, (Edward), 76 >, (M. W.) on author wanted, 351 P. (S. H. D.) on American Civil War, 431— Languages of Eastern Europe, 431 Paget (R. A. S.) on rhymed history of England, 249, 352 Paine (Mrs. F. L.) on Holborn: Middle Row, 94 Parfitt (R. H.) on ‘ Charing Cross Magazine,’ 398 Payen-Payne (De V.) on Ducasse, 355—Menken’s (Adah Isaacs) ‘ Infelicia,’ 79 Pearsall (Robert) on ‘‘ Cap of Maintenance,” 195 —Union Jack, 391 Pearson (Howard S.) on brass ornaments on har- ness, 459 Peet (H. W.) on William Penn, 306 Pengelly (R. S.) on ‘‘ Gregor ”’ of the Mosquito Coast, 233—King (Lady Mary Elizabeth), L0O— “Once aboard the lugger,” 232—Sprusen’s Island, 378—Todd (Sweeney), 378—Williams of Islington: tombstones of St. Mary’s, 232 Penny (Frank) on ‘ tight” and other equine terms, 399 Pepsy on Erigena quoted by Matthew Arnold, 252 Phipson (Sidney L.) on Jean Paul Marat in England, 381, 403, 422, 441, 463, 482 Piehler (A. A.) on Roche Sanadoire, 414 Pierpoint (Robert) on cumulative stories, 148, 208 —‘* Flat candle,’’ 467—-German principalities : Anhalt-Zerbst, 473—‘‘ Hungary water,’”’ 476— Knighthood fees, 225—Knights of the Hano- verian Order, 36—Menken’s (Adah Isaacs) ‘ Infelicia,’ 79—Pallone, an Italian game, 65, 278—“ Sunt oculos clari qui cernis sidera tanquam,’’ 8—‘ The Tatler,’ quotations in, 94 —‘‘* Thou,’”’ 456—Venice: the Sotto Piombi, or the Piombi, 6—Woolfe (Sir Richard), 36 Pigot (C. Becher) on barrel organs in churches, 15 —_Lamplugh 477 Piper (A. Cecil) on Richmond Park: ‘“‘ The King’s Standinge,” 317 Pitman (H. A.) on acting engineers, 329 Pollard (H. T.) on descendants of Richard Penderell, 357 Pollock (William P. H.) on Capt. S. B. Haines, 393 Powell (Lawrence F.) on ‘‘ Jacob Larwood,’ > 380 AUTHORS’ INDEX. Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. Power (William R.) on smokers’ folk-lore, 116 Price (C.) on Sir Henry Johnson of Poplar, 249 Price (Leonard C.) on arms and crest: Llan- gollen, 410 ;—King family book-plates, 49 ;—- Slavery family book-plates, 131 ;—Swaythling (D. Andrews de), 191 ;—Welsh map sought, 32 ; —Wright (John and Christopher), 358 Pridham (E. A.) on William Prodhome, 288 Puaux (René) on Spencer Smith, 370 Q 7 (W. H.) on Brewers’ Company, 114;— London Inns: ‘‘ The Cock,’ Suffolk Street, 371 ;—St. Christopher and the Christ Child, 77 ; —Skene (Rev. George), 350 Quigley (H.) on Settecentescan dramatic criticism, 02 R R. on barrel organs in churches, 209 R. (. A. ) on Stevenson's ‘ V irginibus ie 290 R. (C. N.) on ‘f Once aboard the lugger,” 150, 292 R. ( E.) on author wanted, 72 ;—Brothers ‘a the same Christian name, 258 3—* Cap of Main- tenance,”’ 195 ;—‘De Imitatione Christi’ : echoes of Virgil, 94;—~ Ingoldsby Legends,’ 178 ;— London clockmakers, 478 R. (G.) on Andrewes (Thomas), 353 ;—Rochford (Viscountess), (Adrian), 409 R. (S.) on Daniel Race, 410 ;—Carlings, 410 ;—Stokes 190 R. (V). on Edward Fitzgerald, 29 ;—‘ Pickwick Papers’: Martin, 428 ;—‘ Time with a gift of tears,” 96 R. (X. T.) on American humorists :. Capt. G. FH. Derby, 219 Raven on ‘ at’’ or “ 170 Reade (Hubert) on Mary Seymour : 244 in,’ use of with place-names, Lady Bushell, 370 Reid (William) on Reynolds family, registers, Robbins (Alfred) on Commonwealth 141 ;—* Gill ale,’ 489 ;—Grant (Baron), 75 ;— *‘Grave ” and “ gressom,” 246 j-;Keats's death and ‘ The Quarterly Revi view,” 21 ;—Knights of the Hanoverian Order, 75 Lite rature, early Victorian, 475 ;—Songs: “ Camptown Races,” 218;—Stephenson (Rowland), 421 ;—Wain- wright’s poem on his murder of Harriet Lane, 338 Roberts (W.) on ‘‘ Penny dreadfuls,” 273 ;—- Phillips (Watts), 226 ;—Stephenson (Rowland), 492 ;—Trapand (Gen. Cyrus), Sir Joshua Rey- nolds’s portrait of, 295 Rockingham on Milk, Butter and Cheese Streets, 258 ;—Salome, the dance of, 459 ;—Verbalized surnames, 15 Redmell on Fleet: marriage registers, 271 Roe (F. Gordon) on Williams’ family of Islington, 188 Roe (Herbert C.) on Byron query, 288 Rogers (Harold S.) on “Abyssinian Cross, 79 Rollins (Hyder E.) on Shakespeare allusions, 224 Rose (H. A.) on brothers of the same Christian name, 59 Row (Prescott) on Kingsley (Charles) : Fair’ caricature, 226; —Waddon, 469 Russell (C. F.) on Joshua Sylvester and Southamp- ton, 161 ‘ Vanity

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. AUTHORS’ INDEX. 525 Russell (Constance) on Bashe (Sir Richard and Sir Edward), 149;—Harcourt, the House of, 16;— Heraldic mottoes, 156 ;—Scot (Thomas), Mayor of Dover, 1690, 209 Rye (Walter) on London Bridge (old), 245, 374 ;— z LLLRL Ly Lp LLDKP Whitechapel as an East London Norfolk colony, 345 Ss on, Addison’s ‘ Spectator,’ 168 ;—‘‘ Burnt his boats,” 115 ;—‘‘ Mata Hari,’ 34 (A. H.) on George Colby Loftus, 398 (C.) on Cap of maintenance, 231 (C. EF.) on “ Artemus Ward,” 54 (C. H.) on Spry family, 309 (EK. T. P.) on Phillipps (Sir Thomas), 295 ;— Thornborough (Commander Edward), 70 (F. A.) on refusal to kotow, 168 (H.) on Clinton (Sir William Henry), 350 ;— Turner (J. M. W.) and Haddon Hall, 49 (H. C.) on Barbara Villiers, 251 (H. K. St. J.) on authors wanted, 438 ;— “Sapiens dominabitur astris,”’ 473 ;—Sea- serpent stories, 473 ;—‘‘ Time with a gift of tears,’ 54;—‘‘To burn one’s boats,’ 79 ;— Union Jack, 433 ;—Wharram-le-Street, the woe waters at, 473 (H. M.) on author wanted, 273 (K.) on Psalm Ixxxiii., 52 (M. T. H.) on Distaeli queries, 8 (T. 1.) on Elizabeth, daughter of James 1., 372 (W.) on Addison’s ‘ Spectator,’ 235 S. (W. B.) on Cadby (Mr.), piano maker, 219 ;—- Swinburne, correction and additions to his work, 219 St. Swithin on cat comfort, 429—Dante’s beard, 115—Harrison (Miss Ann), 328—‘ Ingoldsby Legends,’ 99—Leeds, the arms of, 115—Postal rates, inequality of, 29—Salad, 436—School holidays, 56—Smokers’ folk-lore, 39—‘‘ Thou,” use of word, 496—York, the Crossed Keys at, 329, 419 Salmon (David) on author wanted, 498—Hartlib (Samuel), 157 Sanborn (M. Ray) on, British settlers in America, 198—Mercer portraits and seal, 228 Savage (Richard) on Henrietta Knight, 137 Sayer (C. L.) on author wanted, 298 Scattergood (Bernard P.) on London commercial Schnacke (Mahlon K.) on “Seize quartiers schools in the eighteenth century, 451—Pillow (Pilau) Club, 175 ” wanted, 328 Scott (A.) on Matthew Arnold, reference sought, 34 —‘ Moliére”’: an anagram, 10 Scott (Mrs. Muriel H.) on Villebois, painter, 55 Self-Weeks (Wm.) on calendar, 395—‘‘ Cannot away with,” 497—Esquire and essayist, 395— “Grave” and ‘“ gressom,”’ 311—‘*‘ Hampshire hogs,” 497—‘‘ Hay silver,” 454—Mothering Sunday, 334—Poor law: ‘a curious deed of obligation,’”’ 471—‘* Robin Hood wind,’ 411— Rope of sand, 353—‘‘ Thou,’’ Yorkshire use of the word, 496 Seton-Anderson, (James) on artists: biographical details, 58—British settlers in America, 114— Dickson (Thomas), 230—‘‘ Gressom,’? 312— Grimald (Nicholas), 56—Hudson pedigree, 438 —King and Ormiston families, 111—Loftus family, 356—Maltby family, 310—Mangles (Rev. G.), 159—Martin (Gregory), 438— Maunder (Samuel), 199—Menzies (Alexander) of Culter Allers, 230—Oldmixon family, 237— Poetry, eighteenth-century, 137—Rudge family, 56—Simson family, 445—Skinner (Capt.), 356 —Spry (William), 237—Steynor (Sir Richard), 350—Turner family, 17, 49, 330 Sharp (Isaac) on Browning quotation, 119 Shaw (Norman) on Jacobites transported to Virginia, 361—Pedigrees wanted, 32—Williams : Shaw, 209 Sheringham (H. T.) on Hartlib (Samuel), 157— “ Piseator,” 335 Slacke (F. A.) on Lance Calkin, 290 Smith (D. E.) on the one-legged Lord Mayor, 251 Smith (G. C. Moore) on author wanted, 438— ‘* Schaub, Chevalier,’”’ 156 Smith (H. Maynard) on author wanted, 339— British settlers in America, 413—Evelyn queries, 90 Smith (J. Anderson) on “ Burr-walnut,”’ 191 Smith (J. de Berniere) on heraldic mottoes, 157— Mount Morgan, 474—Psalm LxxxIml., 52 Soulby (T. H.) on heraldic mottoes, 110—Pilate’s wife, 150—Pudens, 410 Southam (H.) on fire-engines, early, 287—Jelly- man, family, 150—Mayor, office of: place of worship, 216—Nigger minstrelsy, 169—‘ Old Richard,” 271—Penderell family, 296—Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes, 318—‘‘ Sout- ham cyder,’ 250—Stars and stripes, 307— Wine, virtues of buried, 356 Sparke (Archibald) on Addison’s ‘ Spectator,’ 235—Artists : biographical details, 58—Atkin- son (James), 337—Bredon Hill, 473—‘ British and Foreign Review,’ 493—*‘ British Melodies,’ 115—* Burr-walnut,”’ 238—Calkin (Lance), 379 —Cane-bottomed chairs, 398—Cats, tailless, 472—-Disraeli queries, 55—‘‘ Dummy ”’ books, pseudo-titles for, 174—Freedom of a city, 55— Gordon (Col.), R.E., in the Crimea, 219—Hart (Mrs. F.), 39—Holt’s (Mrs.) ‘ Isoult Barry of Wynscote,’ 139—‘‘ Hungary” water, 476— Ledbury, Hereford, 337—Literature, early Victorian, 333—Martin (Gregory), 399—Moon folk-lore: hair cutting, 238—Mothering Sun- day, 292—Newspaper, oldest halfpenny, 330— Plunket (Blessed Oliver), 55—Rhymed history of England, 297—‘‘ St. Fraunces fire,’ 495— —Superstitions concerning salt, 477—‘* Tom Collins,’ 358—‘ Tuileurs,’’ 398 — Wedding- ring: change of hand, 495—Wesley (John), his first publication, 115—Wines, 355 Spaul (J. R.) on naval action, c. 897, between English and Danish ships, 187 Spokes (Sidney) on ‘“‘ Heads’ as the pieman says,’ 53—Mantell (Dr. Gideon), 31 Stemma on Dalstons of Acornbank, 49 Stephens (Geoffrey) on three-volume novels, 329 Stephens-Dyer (A.) on Katharine Buckeridge of Ipsden, Oxon, 250 Stewart-Brown, (R.) on Troutbeck family, 77, 278 Stone (Christopher) on “ British Melodies,” 48— Loftus family, 289—Nelson, portrait of, by H. Eldridge, 48 Strachan (L. R. M.) on “ Berquet’”’ and “ ber- covet,” 355—Cane-bottomed chairs, 398— Cheese Saint and cheese sacrifices, 237—-‘‘ Hay silver,” 454—‘‘ Intue,” 474—Mothering Sun- day, 334—Myers (F. W. H.), 329—‘ Othello,’ 256—‘‘ Sorencys,”’ 355

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526 AUTHORS’ INDEX. Stratton (F. J . M.) on army slang : leave,’ 279 Stuart (E. A. G.) on Evelyn query: picture by Murillo, 469—Petrograd, pictures in the Hermitage at, 217—Prisoners who have sur- vived hanging, 472 Student on Anglo-Saxon riddle, ‘ The Cuckoo,’ 109 Surrey on punishment in the U.K. : broken on the wheel, 256 Swanzy (H. B.) on Cotter Sage George Sackville), 296—Lambert family, 182, 232—Nevin family, oO Swynnerton (Charles) on ball games, early, 7 — “ Blue Beard,” 113—Curious deed of obligation, 40 2—Inscription on Irishman’s tomb in Afghani- stan, 347—Montfort families, 356—Paslew (Abbot), 456—Royal charter hitherto appar- ently unpublished 241—Westminster and St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields 268 Sykes (H. Dugdale) on ‘ Anything for a Quiet “ sweating on Life’ 50 — Massinger and Dekker’s ‘ The Virgin Martyr,’ 61, 83 T T. on Ruvigny’s Plantagenet rolls, 318 T. (A.) on author wanted, 152 T. (A. D.) on Commonwealth marriages and burials, 175—Equilinear squares, 428—Land measurement terms, 156 wo D. K.) on ‘‘ Southam cyder, 55 T. (E. G.) on Highgate, 239—‘ Love ”’ names, 130 T. (E. J.) on author wanted, 210 T. (H. E.) on author wanted, 410 T. (S.) on reference wanted, 152 T. (W.) on clockmakers, 431 si of P.) on office of mayor : ”? 294——Wines, in place- place of worship, Tapley-Soper (H.) on Harrington (Lady). portrait of, 318-—Kendall (William), 177 Tapp (Arthur) on British settlers in America, 57— —White (Rev. Henry), his Diaries, 250 Taylor (E. G. R.) on William Bragge’s collection of books about tobacco, 470 Temple (R. C.) on “ H.,”’ dropping the : ‘ India,”’ 172—War slang, 201 Ternant (Andrew de) on Biaba (Elisabet D. C. Dyciss), portrait, 256—Deledda (Grazia), 495 —German Principalities, eighteenth century, 415—Ligne (Daniel de), 358—*‘ Mata Hari,’’ 79 —St. Dunstan’s, ate Park, 167—Smith (John Frederick), Todd (Sweeney), 415— Verlaine (Paul) in Pr ngland, 14—Victorian literature, early, 372, 458 Thomas (R. E.) on cnsiitie mottoes, 156—Ray- ment family: coat of arms, 474—Williams Rev. J. de Kewer), 59 Thornton (Richard H.) on booksellers, provincial, origin of A.D. 1714, 28—‘‘ Monkey trick,’”? 408—‘‘ O et Olla,”’ Schoolmasters in 1714 and 1759, 47 —Spanish proverb, ‘“‘ Antes muerto que mutado,’’ 450—‘* Stone-coat,’’ 451 Thrift (Gertrude) on Mr. Guinness, bandmaster on board the General Kid, 491 Tombs (T. C.) on Oxfordshire masons, 138—St. Michael’s, Guernsey, 130 Turner (W. B. Barwell)jon{thejarmsoftLeeds, 72 Tyrrell (T. W.) on Dickens, Alexander portrait of, 198—‘ Not so bad as we seem,’ 51 Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. U U. (J. 8S.) on Chippendale (Thomas), 1—Kimme- ridge coal money, 135—Needham’s Point Cemetery, Barbados, 351 Vv (Q.) on ‘ Earthland,” 148—-Esquire and essayist, 349—Fords, temporary : ‘‘ Sand,’’ 167 —Lovell (Thomas), 150—Rochester charters : ** Waveson,”’ 45 “* Sowmoys,”” 167 Vale of Aylesbury on Cole or coale rents, 70 Vidler (Leopold A.) on old records of Sussex, 371 V. WwW ** Just: for To-day,” 15 W. (E.) on Harrel (Sir David), 410—Manton (Joe), 489 W. (A. J.) on Hymns: 298 W. (G.) on Index Ecclesiasticus, 9 W. (G. F.) on Paris : the Hétel Vouillemont, 110 W. (G. H.) on Henry VITI. and the execution of Anne Boleyn, 317 W. (G. N.) on Byron and the Royal Society, 498 W. (G. W.) on John and Christopher W right, +l W. (J.) on ‘‘ Berquet’”’ or ‘ bercovet,” 317 ** Coqet,’? 318—De Heringeshal, 318 W. (L. M.) on Wroth family, 434 W. (M. H. C.) on Mill Hill School, arms of, Royal arms, 410 W.(N ie ) on author wanted, 34 W. (W. A.) on ‘* Mother Anthony,’ W. (W. E.) on author wanted, 432 W. (W. T.) on “‘ Rising glasses,’’ 491 Wainewright (John B. ) on artists: biographical details, 57—-‘ At’’ or “in,’? use with place- names, 358—Author wanted, 119—Author of phrase wanted, 432—Barnard (Andrew and Sir Frederick Augustus), 71—Bourne (Sir John), 367, 435—Brighton : the Athenzeum or Oriental Garden, 32—Byron and the Royal Societiv, 430 —Capon tree in Jedwater, 493—C lyburne (William), 266—*‘ Coventry, To send to,” 251 —Dingley (Sir Thomas), 98—‘‘ Dyarchy,’’ 467 —Freedom of a city, 118—Fullolove, surname, 55—Guildford (Lady), 109—' Home and Foreign Review,’ 493—Johnson (Robert), 228—Kendall (John), 166—King John and the Abbot of Canterbury, 397—Langdale (Lord), case before : death presumed, 489—London _ coffee-houses and taverns, eighteenth-century, 314—Lord’s Prayer: the fifth petition, 12—‘‘ Mayor” as a woman’s title, 238—Moon folk-lore: hair- cutting, 238—‘‘ Once aboard the lugger,”’ 198 —Papal triple crown, 118—Pilate’s wife, 216, 217—Powell (G. E. J.), 53—‘‘ Probability is the guide of life,” 329 Spestntion wanted, 372— oe co 1 | > 470 Reid the Mountebank, 409—Rope of sand, 309, —St. Anne, legends relating to, 157— St. Peter the Proud, London, 55—Sander (Nicolas) and the University of Louvain, 486— School holidays, 56—‘‘ Scooter,” 149—Scott (Sir Walter), reference wanted, 410—Serres, naval pictures by, 139—Smith (Spencer), 493 —Starkey (Oliver), 43—Swan (William), 390 —‘‘ Thou,” 456—‘ To-day and other Poems,’ 119—* Tour d’Ivoire,”’ 316—Translators wanted, 50—Union Jack, 3—Van Goyen (Jan), landscape painter, 53—Waite (Anthony), 469

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Notes and Queries, July 29, 1922. Walker (Benjamin) on Farjeon’s (B. L.) ‘ Miser Farebrother,’ 359—Rhymed history of England, 414 Wallace (G. W.) on cipher on St. James’s Palace, 32 Wallis-Tayler (A. W.) on Grafton, Oxon, 318— McWhea family, 290 Walsh (Stevenson H.) on J. Richards, 130 Walter (Stephen) on wines, 355 Warren (J. J.) on proverbs and phrases, 72 Waters (Arthur W.) on copper-plates engraved by J. Harris, 169 Watkin (Hugh R.) on Chinkwell, 236—‘‘ Coget,”’ 230—Land measurement terms, 236——Tiger (H.M.S.), loss of, 336 Watson (W. G. W.) on ‘ A Newcastle Apothecary,’ 59—Barrel organs in churches, 316 . Webb (N. A.) on Bawwaw, place-name, 68 Webb (Wilfred Mark) on Gilbert White of Sel- borne, 152 Webster (D. R.) on Evelyn queries, 138 Wells (Charles) on Coleridge, Allston portrait of 198 Wherry (George) on superstitions concerning salt, 477 Whitaker (C. W.) on Satan reproving sin, 130 White (Frederick C.) on Beaconsfield (Lord) and Ude, the cook, 110—Wainwright’s poem on his murder of Harriet Lane, 251 White (G. H.) on Brighton: the ‘‘ Chalybeate,” 209—Harcourt (Philip de), Bishop of Bayeux, 126—Harcourt family, 77—Hubert de Rie and Fulbert of Dover, 436—Mings (Vice-Admiral Sir Christopher), 13—Montfort families, 294, 436 Whitefoord (P. G.) on Sir Charles Whitefoord, 108 Whitfield (A. Stanton) on Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, 309 Whitmore (J. B.) on Colman (George), 258—- Furnese (Henry), 298—Harene (Benjamin), 258 —Heather family, 258—Howarth (Henry), 258 —Lamplugh (Edward), 39—Magrath (Meiler), Archbishop of Cashel, 59—Molesworth family, 39 Whittenbury-Kaye (Ronald D.) on Caxton adver- tisement, 469—Scottish genealogy, 490 Wienholt (E. C.) on Peel Yates family, 310— Skinner (Capt.), 290 Wilberforce-Bell (H.) on arms, unidentified, 130 —Haines (Capt. Stafford), 349—Psalm LxxxtII., 8—Mata Hari, 34—Vangoyen, Dutch painter, 8 AUTHORS’ INDEX. 527 Williams (Aneurin) on ‘ British and Foreign Review,’ 453—‘ Church of England Magazine,’ 469 — Gilar, Denbighshire, 115 — Huguenot Bible, 110—Jones (John), 372—Menken’s (Adah Isaacs) ‘ Infelicia,’ 32—‘‘ Raffaele,’’ 409— Thomas (William), Clerk to the Privy Council, 372 Williams (C. Bridgewater) on author wanted, 49 Williams (Iolo A.) on ‘ Margaret’s Tomb,’ 99— Poetry, eighteenth-century, 91, 108 Williams (J. T.) on author wanted, 453 Willis (A. C.) on ‘ Gregor” of the Mosquito Coast, 190 Wilson (David F. R.) on General John Nicholson, 158 Wilson (Fleetwood) on bears, 113 Wilson (H. F.) on non-juring clergy: baptismal registers, 189 Wilson (W. E.) on author wanted, 159 Winn (Arthur T.) on Commonwealth marriages and burials in the Aldeburgh Register Book, 81, 104, 124, 142—Dowsing (William), his visitation of destruction in Suffolk, 301 Wood, (R. Somerville) on author wanted, 351 Woollard (Clifford C.) on estates, value in 1653 and present day, 170 Woolmer (Alfred J.) on Sir Brook Watson, 314 Wright (Dudley) on Royal Society and Free- masonry, 42 Wright (R. Murray) on ‘‘ Bomenteek,”’ 494 Wulcko (Laurance M.) on Allingham family, 390—-Amore family, 371—-German Principali- ties, 371—Hagen family, 410—Hartlib (Samuel), 110—Polish dissidents, 430—Polish exiles in Britain, graves of, 129—-Schaub (Chevalier), 110 Wyndham (M.) on Lyttelton family and the Polish plot, 349 Y Y. (O.) on Grazia Deledda, 453 Y. (Y.) on Bernasconi, 189 Yorke (Ph.) on ‘ Allostree’s Almanack,’ 1680, 70 Younger (G. W.) on Holborn: Middle Row, 239 —Song: ‘ Camptown Races,’ 218 Z Zair (Alfred D.) on Harcourt family of Birming- ham, 476