diff options
Diffstat (limited to 'old/13571.txt')
| -rw-r--r-- | old/13571.txt | 2717 |
1 files changed, 2717 insertions, 0 deletions
diff --git a/old/13571.txt b/old/13571.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..45653e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/old/13571.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2717 @@ +The Project Gutenberg EBook of Notes & Queries, Volume 2, May-December, +1850, Index, by Various + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Notes & Queries, Volume 2, May-December, 1850, Index + A Medium Of Inter-Communication For Literary Men, Artists, + Antiquaries, Genealogists, Etc. + + +Author: Various + +Release Date: October 1, 2004 [EBook #13571] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK NOTES & QUERIES, VOLUME 2, *** + + + + +Produced by Jon Ingram, David King, the PG Online Distributed +Proofreading Team, and The Internet Library of Early Journals, + + + + + +NOTES AND QUERIES: + +A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, +GENEALOGISTS, ETC. + + * * * * * + +"When found, make a note of."--CAPTAIN CUTTLE. + + * * * * * + +VOLUME SECOND. + +MAY--DECEMBER, 1850. + + +INDEX TO THE SECOND VOLUME. {529} + + +A. + +A.(A.) on solemnization of matrimony, 46. +Admiration, a note of, 86. +Adur, origin of, 71. 108. +AEneas, Silvius, 423. +Aerostation, works on, 199. 251. 269. 285. 317. 380. 459. +Aerostation, squib on Lunardi, 469. +"A Frog he would," &c., 45. 188. +A.(F.R.) on Dr. Maginn, 109. +---- on the Darby Ram, 285. +---- on "Epistolm Obscururum Virorum," 122. +---- on Parse, 522. +---- on Hockey, 238. +---- on the Turkish Spy, 12. +"After" (the word) in the Rubric, 424. 498. +Agapemone, the, 17. 49. +Agincourt, Sir Hilary charged at, 158. 190. +Ague, cure for, 130. +---- spiders, a cure for 258. +Albemarle (Duke and Earl of) 412. 466. +Ale draper, meaning of, 310. 360. 414 +Alfred's Orosius, 177. +Allusion in Friar Brackley's sermon, 28. +Anderson (W.) on the meaning of Hanger, 266 +----, on hatchment and atchievement, 265. +Andrews (Alexander) on strange remedies, 435. +Andrewes (Bishop) works, annotated copies of, 165. +----, quotations in his Tortura Torti, 245. 284. 318. +Apricot, peach and nectarine, etymology of, 420. +Apuleius' Golden Ass, translation of, 464. +Arabic numerals, 27. 61. 359. 413. 424. 470. +"Arabs in Spain" Conde's, 279. +Armorials, 247. +Articles on bishops and their precedence, 265. +---- on "Bloody Hanels," at Stoke d'Abernon, Surrey, 507. +---- on catacombs and bone-houses, 45. +---- on Caxton's printing office, 122. 187. +---- on hiring of servants, 157. +---- on north sides of churchards unconsecrated, 189. +---- on omnibuses, 215. +---- on parish registers tax, 10. +---- on passage from Shaksepare, 236. +---- on strangers in the House of Commons, 125. +Asher (Jr.) on English comedians in Germany, 187. +Ashes to ashes, 62. +Athelstone's form of donation, 120. +Aubrey family, 72. +Augustine on epigram on a statue of a French king, 89. +Aurorae, Farquharson's observations on, 441. +Authors and books, No. 7., 6. +Automachia, or the self-conflict of a Christian, 392. +Avidius varus, 391. +"Away, let nought to love displeasing," 519. +A.(W.) on the Rolliad, 439. +A.(X.Y.) Folklore, 101. + + +B. + +B. on Book of Homilies, 89. +---- on collar of SS., 89. +---- on derivation of "Yoto" or "Yeot," 89. +Bacon Family, origin of the name, 247. 347. 470. +----, to save one's 424. +Bacon's Advancement of Learning, 465. +---- (Lord) palaces and garden, 72. +Badger's legs, 12. +B.(A.E.) on derivation of news, 127. +---- on "Antiquitas culi juventus mundi," 395. +---- on Latin epigram, "Laus tua", 78. +---- on the meaning of version, 428. +---- on the disputed passage from the Tempest, 389. +---- on news and noise, 94. +Bailie Nicol Jarvie, 421. 461. +Baker's dozen, 298. +Baker's MSS., extracts from, 193. +Baker (Sir Richard), legend of, 67. 244. +Baldoc (De) on Sir Christopher Sibthorp, 133. +Ballad, "Henry and the Nut-brown maid," 104. +Ballads, Yorkshire, 478. +Baliolensis on P. Mathicen's Life of Sejanus, 215. +---- on rib, why the first woman formed from, 213. +Bamboozle, 256. +Baptismal superstition, 197. +Baptized Turk, 461. +Barbarian, etymology of, 78. +Barclay's Argenis, 40, 258. +Bardoph and Pistol, 159. +Barker's (Christopher) device, 465. +Bastille, MS. records of, 379. {530} +Bathurst (C.W.) on Pope's Villa, 479. +Battle of Death, 72. +"Bawn," meaning of, 27. 60. 90. +Baxter's (Richard) descendants, 89. 206. +Bay leaves at funerals, 196. +Bayley (W.) on Griffith of Penrhyn, 56. +B.(B.H.) on preaching in nave only. +---- Prayers and preaching distinct services, 95. +---- on separation of the sexes in time of divine service, 94. +B.(C.), allusion in Friar Brackley's sermon, 28. +---- on antiquity of smoking, 521. +---- on a passage in Gibbon, 80. +---- on a poem by Sir E. Dyer, 29. +---- on ashes to ashes, 62. +---- on bands, 76. +---- on construe and translate, 77. +---- on the derivation of news and noise, 23. +---- on Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel," 468. +---- on Dulcarnon, 168. +---- on fizgigs, 120. +---- on Fools rush in, 28. +---- on gaol chaplains, 62. +---- on Gray's ode, 31. +---- on hoppesteris, 31. +---- on Julin the drowned city, 443. +---- on Latin line, 21. +----, Memoirs of an American Lady, 28. +---- on origin of Adur, 108. +---- on Pope and Bishop Burgess, 346. +---- on Porson's Imposition, 71. +---- on Rome, ancient and modern, 62. +---- on shipster, 30. +---- on wormwood, 346. +B.(C.H.) on Parsou, the Stafordshire giant, 135. +B.(C.W.) on "Modum Promissionis," 279. 468. +Bdn. (J.) on puzzling epitaph, 311. +Bealby (H.M.) on Richard Baxter's descendants, 206. +Beard (John R.) on Socinian boast, 483. +Beaton (Cardinal), portrait of, 434, 497. +Beatrix, (Lady Talbot), 478. +Beckford, (Alderman), 262. +Becket (Andrew), his works, 266, 316. +Becket's mother, 106. 270. 354. 469. +B.(E.D.) on armorials, 247. +---- on "She ne'er with treacherous kiss," 254. +Be (J.) on standing during the reading of the Gospel, 349. +---- on the curfew, 189. +---- on Westminster Abbey, 167. +Bees, 165. +Bega (C.), painting by, 494. +Bell (Judas), Judas Candle, 452. +Bell, one, 163. 205. +Bells in chruches, 326. +Bell (William), Ph.D., on Adam of Bremen's Julin, 282. 443. +---- on Alfred's Orosius, 177. +---- on Darvon Gatherall. 199. +---- on gospel of Distaff's, 23l. +---- on John o Groat's house, 442. +---- on Josias Ibach Stada, 27. +---- on an old guy, 163. +Beloe, child's book by, 495. +Bemerton church and George Herbert, 460. +Benedicite, 463. +Berafrynde and Passilodion, 515. +B.(E.R.C.), query on author of French verses, 71. +Berkeley (Bishop), adventures of Gaudentio di Lucca, 247. +---- successful experiments, 217. +Bernardus Patricius, 266. +Beruchino on Harvey and the circulation of the blood, 287. +---- on "Never did cardinal bring good to England," 450. +Bess of Hardwick, 283. +Bever's (Dr. Thomas) Legal Polity of Great Britain, 254. +B.(F.T.J.) on Inscription from Roma Subterranea, 263. +---- on Translations of Owen's Epigram, 460. +B.(F.H.) on national debt, 408. +B.G.H. on Pistol and Bardolph, 152. +B.(G.L.) on whistling wife, 229. +---- on custom of selling wives, 217. +B.(G.M.) on Mrs. Partington, 411. +B.(H.A.) on death of Richard II., 321. +---- on derivation of orchard, 398. +Bible and key, 5. +Bibliographical queries, 323. 374. 421. 449. 492. +"Bigger the ring the nearer the wet," 434. +Bilderdijk, the poet, 311. 349. +----, wife of, 378. +Billingsgate, 135. +Bingham (C.W.) on Christopher Barker's device, 425. +---- on Wat the Hare, 349. +Births, marriages, &c., taxes on, 61. +Birth, ten children at a, 469. +Bishops and their precedence, 9. 76. 91. 254. 301. +B.(J.C.) on Judas Bell, Judas Candle, 452. +---- on Scotch prisoners at Worcester, 350. +B.(J.M.) on "Antiquitas saeculi juventus mundi," 218. +---- on charming of warts, 181. +---- on Concolinel, 378. +---- on Countess of Desmond, 186. +---- on a deck of cards, 405. +---- on "Her brow was fair." 407. 450. +---- on Laugue Pandras, 376. +---- on Miching Mallecho, 358. +---- on Mooney's Goose, 153. +---- on Osmund the Waterman, 199. +---- on Querela Cantabrigiensis, the authorship of, 168. 205. +---- on snake charming, 511. +---- on St. Uncumber, 382. +---- on tobacco in the East, 154. +---- on Touchstone's dial, 405. +---- on "Barum" and "Sarum," 186. +B.(J.) on Discursus Modestus, 111. +---- on Elizabeth and Isabel, 254. +---- on ciric-ceat or church-scot, 136. +---- on Poeta Anglicus, 167. +---- on smoke money, 345 +---- on the Lass of Richmond Hill, 350. +---- Treastise on Equivocation, 136, 163. +B.(J.S.) books wanted for reference, 310. +Black broth coffee. 69. +Black doll at old store shops, 510. +Blackguard, 134, 170. 268. 285. 480. +Blackhal (Father), 421. +Brackley on story of three men and their bag of money. 132. +Black Rood of Scotland, 308. 409. +Blackwall Docks, 451. +Blew-beer, 246. +Bloody Baker (Sir Richard, so surnamed), legend of, 67. +"Bloody hands" at Stoke d'Abernon, Surrey, 507. +Bliss (James) on annotated copies of Bishop Andrewes' works, 166. +---- on Cardinal Allen's Admonition, 463. +---- on Discursus Modesius, 158. +---- on Quotations in Bishop Andrewes' Tortura Torti, 245. +Blue Boar Inn. Holborn, 30. +B.(N.A.) on Ben Jonson or Ben Johnson, 167. +---- charm for warts, 150. +B.(N.) on couplet in De Foe, 310. +---- on Family of Love, 89. +---- on India rubber, 165. +---- on juice cups, 89. +---- on "Rapido contrarius Orbi," 120. +---- on vineyards, 446. +Boethius's Consolations of Philosophy, 56. 169. +Bohemian persecution, 358. +Bohn's edition of Milton's works, 24. +Boiling to death, 519. +Bolton's ace, 413. 497. +Bone-houses and catacombs, 451. +Bonny Dundee, Graham of Claverhouse, 134. +Books, an ancient catalogue of, 199. +----, licensing of, 359, 425. +----, mildew in, 103, 236. +Books of reference, suggestions for cheap, 218. +Books wanted for reference, 310. +Bookbinding, 308. +Booksellers' catalogues, 421. +Bouzy grass, derivation of, 133. +Borri's Chiave del Gabinetto, 134. +Borrowed thoughts, 30. +----, more, 82. 92. 101. +Boswell, by Croker, 373. +Bowring's (Dr.) translations, 219. +Boy or Girl? 20. +Boys, a note for little, 513. +Boyes (J.F.) on badger's legs, 12. +---- on the grand style, 31. +B.(P.) on disourses of national excellences of England, 345. +---- on "Travailes of two English Pilgrimes," 245. +Brackley's (Friar) allusion in his sermon, 28. +Bradshaw family, 356. +Branbridges on incumbents of church livings in Kent, 278. +Brandeson (Max) on Scandinavian priesthood, 311. +Brandon the juggler, 424. +Brasichellen and Serpitius "Expurgatory Index," 37. 111. +Brass statues of Hubert Le Soeur, 54. +Braybrooke (Lord) on authors of the Rolliad, 114. +---- on Earl of Oxford's patent, 235. +---- on pension, 268. +---- on Queen Elizabeth and Sir Henry Nevill, 307. +---- on title of Albermarle, 466. +On the Three Dukes, 171. +---- on the Earl of Norwich and his son George, Lord Goring, 86. +---- on wormwood wine, 286. +Breaking Judas' bones, 512. +Breton's (Nich.) Fantastiques, 375. 411. 476. +Brigham's (Nicholas) works, 136. +Britton (J.) on Carter's drawings of York Cathedral--medal of Stukeley, 40. +B.(R.) on One Bell, 205. +Broom, hanging out the, 22. +---- on Sir William Skipwyth, 26. +Brozier, 44. +Bruce (W. Downing) on the Walrond Family, 134, 284. +Brummel's (Beau) ancestry, 264. +Brulifer (Stephanus), 41. +B.(R.W.) on clerical costume, 22. +Bt. (J.) on imprest and debenture, 106. +B.(T.M.) on the plant Haemony, 173. +---- Was Quaries pensioned? 171. +Bt. (J.) on Somagla, 187. +Buc (Sir George), 38. 73. +Buchanan, epigrams from, 152, 372. +Buckden, 494. +Bull, a blunder, its origin, 248. +----, epigram on the late, 461. +Bunyan, Did he know Hobbes? 518. +----, portrait of, 476. +Burial service, 22. +Burial towards the west, 452. +Buriensis, on collar of SS., 475. +---- on meaning of sauenap, 479. +---- on Mock Beggar's Hall, 478. +---- on Roman roads, 21. +Burke, passage from, 359, 379. +Burning dead bodies, 78. +Burning, death by, 441. +Burning to death, or burning of the hill, 441, 498. +Burning, punishment of death by, 50. 498. +Burnet as a historian, 372. +Burion's Parliamentary Diary, 393. +Butcher's blue dress, 266, 485. +Butler (Bishop), passage in, 464. {531} +B.(W.H.) on Richard Baxter's descendants 89. +---- on Gloucestershire Gospel Tree. 55. +B.(U.J.) on confession, 297 +B.(W.W.) on Harvey's claim to the discovery of the circulation + of the blood, 568. +Byron's birthplace, 410. +By the bye, 424. + + +C. + +C. on alarum, 229. +---- on "A Frong he would a wooing go," 110. +---- on borrowed thought, 30 +---- on Cacouac, Cacoucquirie, 345. +---- on collar of SS. 330. +---- on Countess of Desmond, 219. +---- on Dies Irae, 142. +---- on Dr. Johnson and Dr. Warton, 26. +---- on Earl of Oxford's patent, 255. +---- on "Hill paved with good Intentions," 140. +---- on Holland land, 345. +---- on "incidis in Seyllam," &c., 141. +---- on Lady Slingsby, 93. +---- on Lord John Townshend's poetical works, 43. +---- on Martinet, 220. +---- on members for Durham, 45. +---- on Mrs. Tempest, 407 +---- on notaries public, 414. +---- on curfew on Oxfordshire, 312 +---- on Parson's Imposition, 106 +---- on Quarles pension, 219. +---- on Shakspeare's will, 27. +---- on Sheridans's last residence, 31. +---- on Sir Gammer Vans, 89. 895. +---- on Sir Thomas Moore, 297. +---- on Sir William Grant, 413. +---- on swords worn in public, 318. +---- on the derivation of Trianon, 47. +---- on the meaning of Steyne, 138. +---- on the origan of Adur, 108. +---- on Three Dukes, 46 +---- on tobacconists, 414. +---- on water-markings in writing paper, 311. +---- when does Easter end? 43. +C.(A.) on Cold Harbour. 341. +---- on derivation of Boozy Gras, 135. +---- on Eikon Basilike, 154. +---- on hats won by females, 133. +---- on Mayor of Misrule and Masters of the Pastimes, 132. +---- on wood carving on Snow Hill, 134. +Cabalistic author, 242. 463. +Cacouac, Cacouacquerie, 207. 345. +Cadency, marks of, 248. 306. +Cailly (Chevalier de), 140. +Calais on members for, 9. 102. +Calendar of Sundays in Greek and Romish churches, 442. 484. +California, 132. 254. +Calvin and Servetus, 152. +Camb. (Aug.) on Cold Harbour, 341. +Camden's poem on marriage of the Thames and Isis, 392. +Camels in Gaul, 421. +Campkin (Henry) on Mercenary Preacher, 495. +---- on sympathetic cures, 150. +"Can du plera Meleor cera," 475. +Cannibals, 12. +Canons of 1604, their translation, 424. +Canterbury, Church of St. Saviour, 478. +---- pilgrims' road to 237. 269. 316. +"Captious," Shakspeare's use of, 351. +Caputure of Henry VI., 228. +Captives, Christian, 12. 30. 92. +Cardinal's hat, 56. +Cardinal.--Never did cardinal bring good to England, 424. 450. 467. 522. +Cards, a deck of, 405. +Carkasse's (James) Lucida Intervalla, 87. +Carpatio, or Carpaccio (Vittore), 247. 284. +Capenter (William) on Dr. Maginn's Miscellanies, 13. +Carpenter's Maggot, 104. 173. +Carpets, when introduced? 124. +Carter's drawings of York Cathedral, 40. +Carucate of land. 9. 75. +Castlecomer (Viscount), 376. 429. +Cat and Bagpipes, 254. 397. +Cats of Kilkenny, 71. +Catacombs and bonehouses, 45. +Catalogue of books, ancient, 199. +Cato on pretended reprint of ancient poetry, 500. +Catti (Twai Sion), his pardon, 12. +Cauking, meaning of, 519 +Cave's Historia Literaria, 230. 255. 279. +Cavell, meaning of, 43. 817. +Caxton's printing office, 99. 122. 142.273. 340. +Cayley (G.J.) on "Gradeley." 361. +C.(B.H.), charade, 158. +C.(B.N.) on Noh me tangere, 379. +C.(D.) on Calendar of Sundays in Greek and Romish Churches, 411. +---- on Eustache Deschamps, 463 +C.(E.), divination by Bible and key, 19. +---- on unicorn in the roayl arms, 166. +Cephas on burning dead bodies, 78. +---- on Pope Ganginell, 464. +C.(G.F.) on curfew at Bromyard, Herefordshire, 312. +CH., Blue Boar Inn, Holborn, 30. +---- on Book of Homilies, 346. +---- on church rates, 182 +---- on college salting, 150. +---- on derivation of alarm, 181. +---- on derivation of news, noise, and parliament, 158 +---- on Dr. Dee, 151. +---- on "Epistoleie Obscurorum Virorum," 122. +---- on "Feast" and "fast," 14. +---- on George Gooring, Earl of Norwich, and his son George Lord + Goring, 65. +---- an infant prodigy in 1639, 101. +---- on Jews under the Commonwealth, 924. +---- on Lilburn or Prynne, 118. +---- on Lord Richard Christophilus, 120. +---- on presence of strangers in the House of Commons, 17. 124. +---- on spelling of "sanatory" and "connection," 131. +---- on The Three Dukes, 106. +---- Turkish Spy, 151. +---- on unpublished epigrams in the British Museum, 6. +---- on Vincent Gookin, 127. +C.(H.) on Leicester and the reputed poisoners of his time. 9 +---- on ransom of an English nobleman, 9. +---- on sirloin, 268 +Chalices, stone 120. +Chalmers (Cardinal), 493 +Chaberlaine (Sir Oliver), 326. +Chancellor's Oath, 182 +Chantrey's Sleeping Children, In Lichfield Cathedral, 70. 94. +Chaplains, Goal, 22. +Capman (George), the poet, mistakes about 372. +Chappell, on dancing the bride to bed, 412. +Character &, its names. 250. +"Characteristics," on the Authorship, 97. +Charade, 10. 77. 120. 158. +Charles I., execution of, 72. 110. 143. 153. 258. +----, execution of and Earl of Stair, 347. +----, portraits of, in churches, 271. +Carles XII., medal struck by, 408 +Charlton (E.) on Codex Flateyensis, 348. +---- on Kongs-skugg-sio, 335. +----, M.D., on devotional tracts belonging to Queen Katherine Parr, 212. +Charming, 35. +Chaucer's Damascene, 322 +---- monument, 420. +---- portrait by Occleve, 442, 483. +C.(H.B.) on Dutch language, 77. +---- Tace Latin for a candle, 45. +C.(H.B.) on Rowley Towley, 251. +---- on Ulrich von Hutten, 55. +---- on umbrellas, 126. +Cheshire Cat, 377. 412. +Chethamensis on "Heigh ho! says Rowley," 27. +---- on Sir R. Haigh's Letter-book, 28. +C.(H.H.) on Long Loukin, 251. +Chimeny money, 120. 174. 269. 344. 379. +C.H.K.S. on Leicester and reputed poisoners of his time, 308. +---- on capture of Henry VI., 316. +"Choise of Change," Samuel Rowland's claim to the authorship of, 419. +Christabel, 47. +Christian captives, 102. +Christianity, early influence of, 267. +Christie (W.D.) on the author of the "Characteristics," 97. +Christmas carol, 513 +Christophilus (Lord Richard), 120. 204. +Chrysostom (A.), to moothe the band in, 138. +Church History Society, plan suggested by Dr. Maitland, 371. 464. 430. +Church-rates, 182. +Church-scot, or Curie-secat, 136. +Churchyards--Epitaphs, 26. 93. +Churchyards, north sides of, 55. 92. 123. 189. 253. 346. +C.(J.B.) on assassination of Mountfort, in Norfolk Stree, Strand, 516. +---- on Land Holland, 267. +---- on Joachim, the French ambassador, 271. +Cinderalla, or the glass slipper, 214. 297. +Cinis on the Burial Service, 22. +Circulation of the blood, 287. 475. +Ciric-sceat, or Church-scot, 133. +City offices, 216. 287. +Citizen (A.), on city offices, 246. +C.(J.Y.) on legend of a saint, 267. +Cy.(J.) on Bolton's acc, 418. +C.(J.H.) on egg-cups used by the Romans, 328. +---- on Lachryniatorics, 326. +C.(J.R.) on arms of Godin, 13. +C.(J.S.) on "london Bridge is broken down." 338. +Clarendon, Oxford edition of, 337. +Clarke (J.) on Hopkins, the witch-finder, 413. +"Clarum et venerabile nomen," its authorship, 462 +Claude, engravings after, 72. +Cleaver (Dr.). Bishop of Cork, 297. 450. +Clergy sold for slaves, 41. 253. +Clerical costume, 22. 189. +Clericus on Carpatin, 284. +---- on Martin, Cockerell, and Hopkins families, 392. +---- Rusticus on meaning of Harissers, 376. +Codex Flateyensis, 278, 348. +Coffee, black broth, 69. +Coffins, the use of, 234. +Cohn (Albert) on parallel passages, 491. +---- on Shakspeare and the old English actors in Germany, 459 +Coins of Constantius II., 42. +----, weight for weighing, 411, 522. +Cokam, 26. +Cold harbour, 159. 340. +Cole (Hobert) on London parish registers, 18. +---- on Mrs. Partington, 411. +Coleride extract from, 195. +Coleridge's Aids to Reflection, notes on, 228. +---- Job's Luck, 156. +Collier (J. Payne) on a passage in the Tempest, 500. +Collar of SS, 89. 110. 140. 171. 194. 248. 249. 280. 399. 330. 362. + 393. 475. +College salting, notes on, 150. +Colman (J.B.) on the wise men of Gotham, 520. +Colvil's Whigg's Supplication, 53. +Combs buried with the dead, 230. 269. 365. +Comedians, English, in Germany, 184. 459. {532} +Comma on the disputed passage in "The Tempest", 429. +Commons, house of, on the presence of strangers in, 18. 83. 124. +Compass, mariner's, 56. +Comptou (Lady), letter to her husband, 424. 499. +Computing interest, mode of, 436. +Concolinel, 217. 327. 378. +Conde's "Arabs in Spain," 279. +Convocation, prolocutor of, 21. +Cook on Aboriginal Chambers near Tilbury, 62. +Cooper (C.H.) on the Arminian Nunnery in Huntingdonshire, 445. +---- Boethius' Consolations of Philosophy, 169. +---- on Lady Compton's letter to her husband, 425. +---- on licensing of books, 427. +---- on Mrs. Partington, 450. +---- on Pukeney's ballad of the Honest Jury, 147. +---- on Scotch prisoners at Worcester, 350. +---- on Sir George Downling, 498. +---- on "Sir Hilary charged at Agincourt", 190. +---- on Sir John Perrot, 254. +---- on the Sicilian Vespers, 166. +---- on Three Dukes, 91. +---- on the story of Three Men and their Bag of Money, 171. +Cooper (Wm. Durvant) on Martello towers, 110. +---- on similarity of traditions, 514. +Cope (W.H.) on Hatfield, 35. +Coptic language, 376. +Corney, on Eustache Deichamps, 163. +---- on Gray's Elegy, 506. +---- on Gray and Dodsley, 485. +---- on Lady Norton, 301. +---- on tobacco in the East, 60. +---- on Trianon, 60. +---- on umbrellas, 523. +---- on wood-paper, 88. +Cornish language, MSS. of, 571. +Coronet, 297. +Corser (Rev. Thomas) on Sir George Buc, 38. +Cosin's (Bishop) MSS., 40. +----, conference, 295. +Cosmopolite on Tristan d'Acunba, 338. +Cotton (H.) on Dr. E. Cleaver, bishop of Cork, 297. +---- of Finchloy, 134. +----, portrait of, 476. +Countermarks on Haman coin, 327. +Couplet in De Foe, 310. +Courtenay (Sir Philip), his genealogy, 135. 206. +Cox (Thos.), on gaol chaplains, 22. 62. +---- on M. and N., 61. +Cradocks (the), 463. +---- (Judge), 376. 427. +Cramp, 37. +Cravensis (Clericus) on capture of Henry VI., 181. +---- on St. Thomas of Lancaster's accomplices, 182. +"Crede quod habes," &c., 263. +Crocodile, 491. +Cromwell poisoned, 393. 467. +Cromwell's estates--Magor, 127. 141. +Cropp (John) on Caxton's printing office, 340. +Crosby (Jas.), on custom of presenting gloves, 4. +Crossley (Jas.), on Guadentio Di Lucca, 327. +Crows, 164. +Crow and the Frog of Ennow, 126. +Crozier and pastoral staff, 248. 313. 412. 523. +Cuckoos, 164. +Culprit, origin of the word, 475. +Cunliffe (Henry) on Stukeley's Stonehenge, 119. +Cunningham (Peter) on Chantrey's sleeping children, 94. +Cupid and Psyche crying, 347. +Curfew, 103. 175. 189. 311. 312. +Curiae (Amicus), on Dodsley's poems, 380. +Curiosity Hunter, on early sale of coins, drawings, and curiosities, 390. +Custom of presenting gloves, 4. +---- of wearing the breast uncovered in Elizabeth's reign, 246. +Cuthbert (St.), his remains, 325. +C.(W.H.) on William of Wykeham, 89. +C.(W.M.) on passage from Tennyson, 479. +C.(W.R.) on dominicals, 154. +---- on fossil elk of Ireland, 495. +Cypher, inventor of a secret, 494. + + +D. + +D. on Ale Draper, 310. +---- on cure for fits, 5. +---- on portrait of Sir John Poley, 76. +---- on production of fire by friction, 538. +---- on Suffolk Folk Lore, 5. +Damascene, Chaucer's, 322. +Damasked linen, 199. +Dancing the bride to bed, 442. +Dandridge the painter, 442. +Daniel's Irish New Testament, 310. +Darcy Lever Church, 494. +Darby Hare, 265. +"Dat veniam corris", 405. +D.(B.) on origin of Fig Sundat, 68. +D.D., the title of, 13. +D.(E.) on "Shunamitis Poems", 326. +Dead, combs buried with the, 269. +----, on the change of the, 436. +Death-bed mystery, 51. 356. +Death-bed superstitions, 356. +Debenture and imprest, 40. 76. 106. +Dee, Dr., 151. +Defender of the Faith, its ancient use, 442. 481. +De Foe, couplet in, 310. 395. +"Delighted," meaning of, as used by Shakspeare, 113. 139. 183. 200. + 234. 250. 329. +Deloraine (Lady), the Delia of Pope's line, 479. +"De male quaestis," &c., 167. +De Morgan (A.) on Engelmann's Bibliotheca Classicorum, 328. +Derby, municipal collar of the corporation, 394. +Deschamps, Eustache, 376. 403. +Devonshire, local rhymes and proverbs of, 511. +Dewerstone, 512. +De Wilde (G.J.) on "Her brow was fair", 450. +---- on wife of poet Bilderdijk, 378. +D.(H.W.) on R. Ferrer, 494. +D.(J.A.) on Martin family, 500. +--- on vineyards, 522. +"Dialogus super Libertate Ecclesiastics," its authorship, 440. +Dies Irae, Dies Illa, &c., author of, 72. 104. 142. +Dillon (Garrett), M.D., on the Roscommon Peerage, 498. +Dion X., on value of money in reign of Charles II., 247. +Division of intellectual labour, 489. +D.(J.B.) on Charles Martel, 11. +---- on Marescautia, 28. +D.(J.L.) on criziers and pastoral staves, 523. +---- Did Elizabeth visit Bacon at Twickersham? 468. +---- on Chaucer's portrait, by Occlere, 486. +D.(M.) on tobacco, its Arabic name, 231. +D.(O.), on Select Essays of Montaigne, 246. +Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, 407. 449. +Dodd's Church History, 451. +Dousa (Janus) on Bilderdijk the poet, 311. +---- on paying through the nose, 509. {533} +---- on Scott's Waverley, 308. +---- on speech given to man to conceal his thoughts, 318. +---- on straw necklaces, 512. +---- on "under the rose", 523. +Dragons, their origin, 517. +Dredge (John J.) on the authorship of "Deus Justificatus", 441. +---- on the authorship of "Whetstone of reproof," 231. +---- on Cardinal Beafon, 497. +---- on Cave's Historia Literaria, 279. +---- on the family of Ferrar, 445. +---- on "Quercla Cantabrigiensis," 238. +---- on sirloin, 352. +Drinking to excess, 376. +"Drink up eisell," in Hamlet, meaning of, 241. +Droving, 343. +Dryden, 462. +Dryden's Absalom and Achitophel, 405. 468. +---- "Essay on Satire", 498. +D.(S.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 496. +D.(T.) on Cheshire Cat, 412. +Dukes, three, killed by a beadle, 9. 46. 91. 106. 171. +Didcarium, 78. 108. +Dun cow, 475. +Dundee (Bonny), Graham of Chaverhouse, 134. +Dun him, its origin, 243. +Durdent (Bp.) and Staffordshire, 309. + + +E. + +E. on Artephius, the criminal philosopher, 247. +---- on bishops and their precedence, 10. +Earwig, 29. +Edward the Confessor's crucifix and gold chain, 406. +---- IV., descent of, 375. +---- II., Adamson's Reign of, 297. +---- the Outlaw, wife of, 279. 318. +Edwards (O.), inscription on a portrait, 593. +---- (H.) on when does Easter end? 9. +E.(F.) on marks of cadency, 303. +---- on north side of churchyards, 346. +---- on Osnaburg bishopric, 447. +---- on swords worn in public, 318. +Egg-cups used by the Romans, 526. +Egyptian MSS., 311. +E.(H.) on weights for weighing coins, 326. +---- on Adamson's Reign of Edward II., 297. +E.(H.A.) on Thomas Volusenos, 311. +E.(H.T.) on Judge Cradoak, 429. +---- on One Bell, 186. +Elliott (R.W.) on crozier and pastoral staff, 314. +Emancipation of the Jews, 13. +Ermine, the Bess of Hardwick, 283. +Erskine (the Hon. A.), 165. +----. Cardinal, 406. +Etymological notes, 276. +---- queries, 156. 203. +---- queries answered, 189. +Expurgatory index, 37. + + +F. + +F. on the meaning of Steyne, 71. +Fabulous account of the lion, 205. +Fairfax's Tasso, 323. 359. 360. 377. +Falkner (G.) on vineyards, 414. +Family of Love, 17. 49. 89. 201. +F.(B.) on fabulous account of the lion, 205. +Felix (Pope), 42. +Feltham's works, queries respecting, 135. 315. +Fenzie street, 29. +Filthy Gingram, 467. +Fire by friction, production of, 358. +Fils, cure for, 5. +F.(J.) on the use of the French word "Sarez", 516. +---- on umbrellas, 25. +Florentine Pandects, 421. 450. +F.(M.E.) on boy or girl, 20. +Folk Lore, 4. 19. 56. 61. 67. 84. 101. 116. 180. 150. 164. 181. + 196. 225. 244. 259. 256. 386. 434. 474. +Fool, or a physician, 315. 349. +"Fools rush in," 28. +Forbes (C.) on Christabel, 47. +--- high spirits considered a presage of impending calamity or death, 84. +---- on Macaulay's country squire, 353. +---- on Shakspeare's Grief and Frenzy, 275. +---- to give a man horns, 90. +Foss (Edward) on Imprest, 107. +---- on maps of London, 56. {534} +Foss (Edward) on _a_ or _the_ Temple, in Chaucer, 27. +---- on the New Temple, 103. +Fossil elk of Ireland, 494. +Fox (J.R.) Alumni of Oxford, Cambridge, And Winchester, 103. +---- on Cold Harbour, 159. +---- George Herbert's burial-place, 103. +---- on the Ogden family, 106. +---- (Mr.), story of, 197. +F.(P.A.) on Black Rood of Scotland, 308. +F.(P.H.) on dozen of bread-baker's dozen, 298. +---- on "Is anything but," &c., 294. +---- on Meleteticks, 327. +---- on Ockley's History of the Saracens, and Unauthenticated Works, 277. +---- on "Pair of twises", 327. +---- on Porson's epigram, 278. +---- on "Pride of the Morning," 309. +---- on "then" for "than," 449. +France, prelates of, 252. +Franc'scus on etymology of the word "Parliament," 85. +Francis on first Earl of Roscommon, 325. +Frankfort, the troubles of, 349. +Franz von Sickingen, 134. 219. +Freight, its etymology, 389. +French king, epigram on statue, 89. +---- verses, 71. +Friday (Long), 379. +Frog and crow of Ennow, 136. 222. +"Frog he would a-wooing go," 74. 110. 168. +F.R.S.L. and E. on Will Robertson, of Murton, 179. +Frozen horn, 262. +Funeral superstition, 259. +F.(W.H.) on "Orkneyinga Saga," 278. +---- on Orkney under the Norwegians, 309. +---- on Swift's Works, 309. + + +G. + +G. on bishops and their precedence, 76. +---- on George Lord Goring, 22. +---- on Morganatic marriages, 231. +---- on Worm of Lambton, 27. +---- on Sir Gregory Norton, Bart., 250. +G. on the Poley Frog, 76. +G.(A.) on bells in churches, 326. +---- on miniature gibbet, 248. +---- on ringing a handbell before a corpse, 478. +---- on Vavasour of Haslewood, 326. +Gabalis (Compte de), 134. +Gandophares, coins of, 298. +Ganganelli (Pope), 464. +Gaol chaplains, 22. +Gatherall (Darvon), 199. 286. +Gatty (Alfred) on bands, 126. +---- on Brozier, 44. +---- charade, 120. +---- on execution of Charles I., 140. +---- on north sides of churchyards unconsecrated, 126. +---- on "Please the pigs," 423. +---- on punishment of death by burning, 51. +---- on Sir Thomas Herbert's Memoirs, 476. +---- on the use of coffins, 234. +Gaudentio di Lucca, its authorship, 247. 298. 327. 411. +Gaul, camels in, 421. +G.(C.) on bishops and their precedence, 301. +G.(E.C.) on Bradshaw family, 356. +---- on Hipperswitches, 396. +"Ge Ho," meaning of, 500. +Gems, drawings, and curiosities, catalogue of an early sales of, 390. +Gendarme, le bon, 359. +Genealogical queries, 135. +Geometrical foot, 133. +Geometricus on Euclid and Aristotle, 479. +Geometry in Lancashire, cultivation of, 8. 57. 436. +"George" worn by Charles I., 135. +G.(G.F.) on kite, French "cerf-volant," 517. +G.(H.) on antiquity of smoking, 286. +G.(H.T.) on etymology of "Whitsuntide" and "Mass," 129. +Ghost, laying a, 404. +Gibbet, miniature, 248. +Gibbon, passage in, 30. +---- mistakes in, 276. +Gibbon's Decline and Fall, corruption of the text, 390. +Gibson (W. Sydney) on Defender of the Faith, 481. +Gilbert on riots of London, 334. +---- on a murderer hanged when pardoned, 359. +Giles (F.A.) on MSS. Of Cornish language, 311. +---- on Egyptian MSS., 311. +---- on Lord Kingsborough's Antiquities of Mexico, 317. +G.(J.) on Nicholas Assheton's Journal, 579. +G.(J.M.) on George Herbert, 157. +---- on handfasting, 342. +---- on meaning of pension, 134. +---- on "Noli me tangere," 219. +---- on a note of admiration (!), 86. +---- on taking a wife on trial, 151. +Gloucestershire Gospel tree, 56. +Gloves, custom of presenting, 4. +----, why not worn before royalty, 165. 469. +G.(M.H.) on the Koemogs-stuhl at Rhenze, 484. +God save the Queen, 71. +Godin, the arms of, 13. +Godiva (Lady), 475. +Gold in California, 396. +Golden Frog and Sir John Poley, 76. +Goodwin (J.) on papers of perjury, 316. +Goodwin (J.) on the Red Hand--the Holt Family, 507. +Gookin (Vincent), 44. +Goring (George), Earl of Norwich, and His son George Lord Goring, 22. 65. +Gospel of Distaff's, 231. +Gospel oak tree in Gloucestershire, 56. +---- at Kentish Town, 407. +Gospel standing during the reading of, 319. +Gospel tree, 56. 220. 407. 496. +Gotham, the wise men of, 476. 520. +G.(R.), Asinorum Sepultura, 41. +---- bibliographical queries, 325. 422. 440. 493. +---- on burial towards the west, 452. +---- on Dies Irae, Dies Illa, 105. +---- Ercius Dedolatus, 156. +---- Holdsworth and Fuller, 43. +---- men but children of a larger growth, 22. +---- on Michael Servetus _alias_ Reves, 137. +---- on Porta Anglicus, 132. +---- Gradely, meaning of, 133. 334. 367. +Graham of Claverhouse, Bonny Dundee, 154. 371. +Grand style, 31. +Grant (Laird of), 309. +Grant (Sir Wm), 397. 415. +Graves (James) on English and Norman Songs of the fourteenth century, 585. +Gravesend boats, 209. +Gray, 452. +Gray (passage in), 347. +Gray's Elegy, its first appearance, 300. 301. 306. 343. +---- and Dodsley poems, 264. 485. +---- in Portuguese, 306. +Gray's Ode, 81. +Greek particles illustrated by the Eastern Languages, 418. +Greene family, pedigree of, 89. +---- (Richard), on the Agapemone, 17. +Grendon on satirical poems on William III., 275. +Griffin on Gospel Tree, 290. +Griffin on Irish bull, 441. +---- on Welsh money, 346. +---- on Yote or Yeot, 220. +Griffith of Penrhyn, 56. +Guest (Augustus) on presages of death, 116. +Guildhalls, 269. +Guineas, 10. 238. +Guy, an old, 163. +Guy's armour, 252. +Guy's porridge pot, 118. 187. +G.(W.A.) on "A Frog he would a wooing Go," 75. +---- on vineyards, 446. +G.(W.S.) on the Black Rood of Scotland, 410. +---- on translation of the Philobiblon, 203. +Gwynn's London and Westminster, 297. 381. + + +H. + +H. on blew beer, 246. +---- cure for warts, 68. +---- on the first mole in Cornwall, 225. +---- on Yorkshire ballads, 478. +H.(A.) on Thomas Rogers of Horninger, 521. +Haberdasher, its etymology, 167. 253. +Harmony, the plant, 88. 141. 173. 410. +Haigh's (Sir R.) Letter-book, 28. +H.(A.J.) on guineas, 10. +---- on north sides of churchyards unconsecrated, 126. +Halliwell (J.O.) on Ben Jonson, 238. +---- on meaning of the word "delighted," 139. +Hamlet (passage in), 494. +Hammack (James T.) on City sanitary laws, 185. +---- on Osnaburgh bishopric, 494. +---- on Stepony ale, 267. +---- on Mrs. Tempest, 484. +Hammond (A.W.) on Andrew Becket, 266. +Hanap, 159. +Hanging out the broom, 208. +Hard by, 424. +Hardwick family, 283. +Harefinder, meaning of, 216. 315. +Harissers, meaning of, 378. +Harvey's claim to the discovery of the circulation of the blood, 266. 287. +Hastings (Emmote do), 139. +Hatchment and Atchievement, 266. +Hatfield, consecration of chapel there, 65. +Hats worn by females, 133. +Havock, 215. 270. +H.(A.W.) on meaning of Gradely, 133. +---- on time when Herodotus wrote, 405. +Hawker (R.S.) on burial towards the West, 408. +---- on combs buried with the dead, 230. +---- on north side of churchyards, 253. +Hawkins (Edw.) on Chantrey's sleeping Children, 94. +---- on medal of Stukeley, 78. +H.(C.) on bands, 126. +---- on Family of Love, 202. +---- on Jewish music, 125. +---- on Luther's Hymns, 500. +---- on Modum Promissionis, 347. +---- on Morganatic marriage, 125. +---- on ventriloquism, 127. +H.(C.A.), on "She ne'er with trecherous Kiss," 138. +H.(E.) on "Gradely," 334. +H.(E.C.) on Arabic numerals, 413. +---- on Cupid crying, 347. +---- on etymology of apricot, peach, and nectarine, 410. +---- on meaning of Jezebel, 482. {535} +---- on passage in Gray, 347. +---- on the word "after," in the Rubric, 499. +"Heigh ho! says Rowley," 27. +Henry VIII., authorship of, 198. 401. +"Henry and the nutbrown Maid," ballad, 104. +Hepburn crest and motto, 217. +Herbert (George), 157. 414. +---- and Bemerton Church, 460. +---- burial place, 103. +---- a note on his poems, 263. +---- and Shakspeare, 373. +---- a hint for publishers, 439. +Herbert's (Sir Thomas) Memoirs, 220. 476. +"Her brow was fair," the author? 407. +Hermapion on "The Times" newspaper and the Coptic language, 500. +Hermit at Hampstead on Gray's Elegy, 301. +Hermit of Holyport on Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel," 406. +---- on Dryden's "Essays on Satire," 423. +---- on Gray, Dryden, and playing cards, 462. +---- on Gray's Elegy and Dodsley poems, 265. 343. +---- on "A Frog he would a wooing go," 74. +---- on Fairfax's Tasso, 359. +Herodotus, time when he wrote, 405. +Herrick (Robert), 269. 421. +Herschel's (Sir W.) observations and writings, 391. +Herstmonceux Castle, 477. +"He who runs may read," 374. 439. 497. +Hewson the Cobbler, 442. +H.(F.R.) on Romagnasi's works, 425. +Hibernian (an) on the first Earl of Roscommon, 468. +Hickson (Samuel) on authorship of Henry VIII., 199. +---- on "Away, let nought to love displeasing," 519. +---- on the derivation of "news" and "noise," 23. 81. 218. +---- on the disputed passage from "The Tempest," 338. 499. +---- on Shakspeare and Marlowe, 369. +---- on Shakspeare's use of "delighted," 113. 184. 328. +Highland kilts, 174. +High spirits considered a presage of impending clamity or death, 84. 150. +"Hilary (Sir) charged at Agincourt," 158. 190. +Hip, hip, hurrah! 323. +Hiring of servants, 89. 157. +H.(G.) on Gookin, 44. +H.(J.G.) on "He that runs may read," 497. +H.(J.O.W.), epigrams from Buchanan, 152. 372. +H.(J.W.) on Abbe Strickland, 198. +---- an ancient tiles, 440. +---- on Arabic numerals, 484. +---- on armorial bearings, 424. +---- on Bishop Burnet, 372. +---- on blackguard, 480. +---- on cure for warts, 430. +---- on death by burning, 441. +---- on end of Easter, 458. +---- epitaph on a wine merchant, 421. +---- on etymology of "parse," 430. +---- on Franz von Sickingen, 134. +---- on George Herbert, 414. +---- on Jacobus Praefectus Siculus, 424. +---- on Laerig, 463. +---- on mice as a medicine, 435. +---- on omens from birds, 435. +---- on Robert Herrick, 421. +---- on St. Leger's Life of Archbishop Walsh, 103. +H.(J.W.) on "Tickhill, God help me!" 452. +H.(M.Y.A.) on Roman Catholic theology, 279. +Hockey, 10. 238. +Hogarth's illustrations of Hudibras, 355. +Hogs, not pigs, 102. 461. +Hoods worn by doctors of the university of Cambridge, 479. +---- of Aberdeen, 407. +"Hook or by Crook." 78. +Hooper (Richard) on Francis Lady Norton, 479. +Hooping-cough, 37. +Hopkins the witchfinder, 413. +Hoppesteris, 31. +Holdsworth and Fuller, 43. +Holland (Hugh), and his works, 265. +----, land, 345. +Holme MSS., 465. +Holt family, 506. +Homilies, Book of, 89. 346. +Honest Jury, Pultney's ballad of, 147. +Hornbooks, 167. 236. +Horning, letters of, 449. +Horns, to give a man, 90. +House of Commons, strangers in the, 17. 83. 124. +Howard (Sir Robert), 248. +Howe (Edward R.J.), on Prophetic Spring, at Langley, Kent, 245. +Howkey or Horkey, 10. 238. +Howlett (W.E.) on painting, by C. Bega, 494. +H.(R.) on Westminster wedding, 480. +H.(S.) on Calvin and Servetus, 152. +---- on Lord Plunket and St. Agobard, 226. +---- on a note on Morganatic marriages, 262. +---- on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 237. +---- on Poet Laureates, 20. +H.(S.M.) epigram on the late Bull, 461. +H.(S.S.N.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 464. +Hubert le Soeur's six brass statues, 54. +Hudibras, Hogarth's illustrations of, 355. +----, note on a passage in, 68. +Hudibrastic verse, 3. +H.(W.G.) on Jezebel, 357. +Hydro-incubator, the, 84. + + +I. + +Icenus on the Norfolk dialect, 217. +I.(J.) on Cold Harbour, 341. +"Illa sauvissima vita," its authorship, 267. +"Illic Haemonia," etc., 141. +Immaculate conception, on the doctrine of the, 407. 449. +I-membred, "a girdle i-membred," its etymology, 153. 170. +"Imprest" and "Debenture," 40. 76. 106. +"Incidit in Scyliam," 85. 136. 141. +Incumbents of church livings in Kent, 278. +India rubber, 165. +Infant prodigy, 101. 439. +Innes (Robert), a Grub Street poet, 156. +Inquisition, the, 358. +----, writers on the, 494. +Inscription on a portrait, 393. +Insignia of mayoralty, 394. +Intellectual labour, division of, 489. +Intended reader, on Locke's MSS., 418. +"Intenible," Shakspeare's use of, 354. +Interest, mode of computing, 435. +Interments, among the ancients, various modes of, 187. +Iota on Bishop Berkeley, adventures of Gaudentio di Lucca, 247. +---- on Conde's Arabs in Spain, 279. +---- on the first woman formed from a rib, 264. +---- on Rev. Joseph Blanco, 479. +---- on Rollins' Ancient History, and History of the Arts and Sciences, + 357. +---- on writers on the Inquisition, 491. +Ireland, fossil elk of, 494. +----, remarkable proposition concerning, 179. +Irish brigade, 407. 452. 499. +---- bull, 441. +"Isabel" and "Elizabeth," 159. +"Is anything but," &c., 294. + + +J. + +J. on Duke and Earl of Albemarle, 442. +---- on Lord Chancellor's oath, 182. +Jackson (E.S.) on aerostation, 269. +---- on Chaucer's Damascene, 322. +---- on Debenture and Imprest, 76. +---- on mistake in Conybeare and Howson's Life of St. Paul, 63. +---- on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 269. +---- on lachrymatories, 443. +---- on shipster, 91. +---- on strangers in the House of Commons, 84. +---- on torn by horses, 489. +Jacobus Praefectus Siculus, 424. +James II., remains and interment of Jane (Lady), of Westmoreland, 243. + 281. 427. +Jarltzberg on the antiquity of smoking, 216. +---- on the American language, 136. +---- on Barclay's "Argenis," 40. 238. +---- on blackguard, 134. +---- on Boetius' Consolations of Philosophy, 56. +---- on carpets and room paper, 134. +---- on charm for growing young, 130. +---- on a charm for warts, 226. +---- on Cinderella or the Glass Slipper, 214. +---- on the custom of wearing the breast uncovered in Elizabeth's + reign, 216. +---- on ergh, er, or argh, 221. +---- fabulous account of the lion, 142. +---- on Hallap, 189. +---- on handfasting, 282. +---- on havock, 215. +---- on the lost tribes, 230. +---- on Milton's Lycidas, 246. +---- on Oliver and Roland, 132. +---- origin of the American arms, 135. +---- on Russian language, 152. +---- on "Under the Rose," 221. +---- on the Welsh language, 133. +Jarvie (Bailie Nicol), 421. +Jaytee on the correct prefix of mayors, 303. +---- on guildhalls, 270. +---- on Junius and Sir Philip Francis, 294. +---- on portraits of Charles I. in churches, 271. +---- on Robert Herrick, 269. +---- on St. Thomas of Lancaster, 269. +---- on Thomson of Esholt, 268. +---- on watching the sepulchre, 271. +J.C.M. on Cold Harbour, 340. +Jerome (St.) on the office of bishop and presbyter, 380. +Jewell (Bishop), library of, 54. +Jews, emancipation of, 13. 25. +Jewish music, 88. 126. +Jezebel, meaning of, 357. 489. +J.(H.) on curfew, 311. +Joachim, the French ambassador, 229. 271. 280. +Joan Sanderson, or the cushion dance, 517. +Job's Luck, by Coleridge, 156. 318. +John Jokyn or Joachim the French ambassador, 229. 241. 280. +John o'Groat's House, 442. +Johnson (Dr.) and Dr. Warton, 25. +Jones (Pitman), on James II. and his remains, 243.{536} +Jones on the legend of Sir Richard Baker, 244. +Jonson (Ben), or Ben Johnson, 167. +J.(R.), Junius Identified, 108. +---- on the letter [Greek: z], 492. +J.(R.K.) on Cave's Historia Literaria, 230. +J.(S.) on the Spider and the Fly, 245. +J.(T.) on "Antiquitas Saeculi Juventus Mundi," 350. +----, America known to the ancients, 109. +---- Asinorum Sepultura, 41. +---- on California, 254. +---- on cannibals, 12. +---- on the conflagration of the earth, 366. +---- on the Dodo, 221. +---- on Golden Frog and Sir John Poley, 76. +---- on Minar's Books of Antiquities, 344. +---- on practice of scalping among the Scythians, 141. +---- on the singing of swans, 475. +---- on symbols of the four Evangelists, 12, 364. +---- on various modes of interment among the ancients, 187. +---- on ventriloquism, 235, 479. +Judas' bell, Judas' candle, 293. +Judas, breaking the bones of, 512. +Juice cups, 89, 174. +Julin (Adam of Bremen's), 282. +----, the drowned city, 210, 282, 379, 443. +Junior, on spiders a cure for ague, 259. +"Junius Identified," 103, 258. +Junius and Sir Philip Francis, 294. +Juvenal, translations of Wordsworth, 145. +J.(W.) on ancient catalogue of books, 290. +---- on the arrangement of a monastery, 93. +---- on borrowed thoughts, 92. +---- on English translation of Erasmus--"Encomium Moriae," 93. +---- on Gwynn's London and Westminster, 381. +---- on hiring of servants, 89. +---- on Leicester and the reputed poisoners of his time, 92. +---- on "news," 181. +---- on umbrella, 93. +J.(W.G.S.) on Abbot Richard of Strata Florida, 493. + + +K. + +Kant's Saemmtliche Werke, 106. +Katherine Parr (Queen), devotional tracts belonging to her, 212. +Katie on meaning of Ge-ho, 501. +K.(B.H.) on common, mutual, reciprocal, 174. +---- on derivation of penny, 174. +---- on derivation of Totnes, 175. +---- on the east Anglican word "mauther," 411. +K.(C.), why Moses represented with horns, 91. +K.(E.) on royal supporters, 221. +Kennedy (Benj. H.) on meaning of "Gradely," 361. +---- on Shakspeare's word "delighted," 250. +Kentish incumbents, 278. +Kentish Town, Gospel oak tree at, 407. +Kerriensis on meaning of Bawn, 60. +Kerslake (Thomas) on midwives licensed, 499. +---- on the Widow of the Wood, 468. +Kersley (Henry) on bishops and their precedence, 91. +---- on remarkable proposition concerning Ireland, 179. +---- on the hydro-incubator, 84. +on Feltham's works, 315. +Kersley (T.H.), A.B. on Thomas Rogers of Horninger, 521. +Kersley (T.H.) on passage in Lucan, 364. +---- on the Sun feminine in English, 284. +K.(F.) on Archbishop Williams' persecutor, R.K., 21. +K.(H.O.) on Sir W. Herschel's observations and writings, 391. +Kilkenny cats, 71. +"Kilt," 470. +King (Dr.), Poem of the Toast, 480. +King (P.S.) on poem by Malherbe, 245. +King (Richard John) on illustrations of Scottish ballads, 506. +---- on Roberd the Robber, 321. +---- on sitting cross-legged, 407. +Kingsborough's (Lord) antiquities of Mexico, 317. +King's evil, charm for, 68. +Kingsmill (W.M.) on Praed's poetical works, 238. +K.(L.H.) on boiling to death, 519. +Kongs Skuggsia, 293, 335, 429. +Koenigs-stuhl at Rheuze, 484. +Kooez (Aredjid) on Armenian language, 189. +---- on Blackguard, 170. +---- on "Gradely," 334. +---- on Les Trianons, 13. +---- on Welsh language, 189. +K.(R.J.) on camels in Gaul, 421. +---- on local rhymes and proverbs of Devonshire, 513. +---- on pixies, 515. +---- on the pool of the Black Hound, 515. +K.(W.H.) on churchyards, 56. +---- on Master John Shorne, 520. +---- on north sides of churchyards, 92. + + +L. + +L. on alarm, 252. +---- on an allusion in Peter Martyr, 101. +---- on Antiquitas Saeculi Juventus Mundi, 466. +---- on antiquity of smoking, 465. +---- on butcher's blue dress, 256. +---- on the character and meaning of "Parse," 318. +---- on doctrine of Immaculate Conception, 407. +---- on Farquharson's Observations on Aurorae, 441. +---- on Guadentio di Lucca, 299, 327. +---- on the hippopotamus, 35, 62, 457. +---- on medal struck by Charles XII., 408. +---- on the Oldenburg Horn, 418. +---- peep of day, 118. +---- on popular rhymes, 515. +---- on Quin's incoherent story, 405. +---- on "Regis ad Exemplum totus componitur Orbis," 381. +---- on sitting during the lessons, 246. +---- on Socinian boast, 375. +---- on umbrella, 346. +Lachrymatories, 326, 448. +Laicus on Church History Society, 464. +Laird of Grant, 309. +Lamba on Asinorum Sepultura, 41. +---- on Martello towers, 173. +---- on Rotten Row and Stockwell Street, 236. +---- on smoke money, 174. +Lammas day, 88. +Lammin (W.H.) on Miscellanies of Dr. Maginn, 62. +Lamont (C.D.) on St. John's Nepomuc, 347. +Lancashire, origin and progress of geometry there, 57. +Lancaster, St. Thomas of, 269. +Lancastriensis on Holme MSS.--the Cradocks, 465. +Land Holland, 267. +Langley, Kent, prophetic spring at, 244. +Language of Queen Mary's days, 21. +Langue Pandras, 376. +Lass of Richmond Hill, 103, 350. +Latin epigram, "In memorial G.B. M.D." 310. +Latin line, 21. +Laurence (T.S.) on dogs in monuments, 175. +"Laus tua, non tua fraus," 77. +Law Courts of St. Alban's, 349. +Lawrence (T.S.) on Salingen, a sword cutter, 135. +---- on Shakspeare, a brass rubber, 132. +L.(C.L.) on Florentine edition of Pandects, 450. +L.(D.C.) on hoods worn by doctors of the university of Cambridge, 479. +L.(D.) on English comedians in Germany, 185. +Leicester (Earl of), and the reputed poisoners of his time, 9, 92, 302. +Lenton (Francis), the poet, 117. +Leo XII., pasquinade on, 131. +Leresche (J.H.P.) on combs buried with the dead, 365. +Laerig, 463. +Lessons, on sitting during the, 246, 285, 397. +Letters of Horning, 393. +---- of Queen Elizabeth and Philip II. of Spain, 102. +Lettres Provinciales, Pascal's, 277. +Lewis (Thomas) on collar of SS., 280. +Lights on the altar, 495. +Lilburn (Col.), query author of, 71. +---- or Prynne, 118. +Limner (Luke) on a Lexicon of types, 246. +Lion, fabulous account of, 142, 295. +Liturgicus on combs buried with the dead, 269. +Liverey collar of SS., 249. +Living dog better than a dead lion, 62. +L.(J.H.) on "Sir Hilary charged at Agincourt," 190. +L.(L.B.) on carucate of land, 75. +---- on Shakspeare's use of word "delighted," 214. +---- on the New Temple, 123. +---- on parish registers, 3. +L.L.D. on hoods worn by doctors of divinity of Aberdeen, 407. +Llewellyn on Steele's burial place, 375. +Locke, MSS. of, 413, 492. +Logic, earliest books on, 199. +"London bridge is broken down," an old song, 338. +London, maps of, 56. +---- riots, 273, 332, 446. +---- and Westminster, by Gwyn, 381. +Long Meg of Westminster, 131, 172. +---- Friday, meaning of, 322. +---- Lonkin, 168, 251, 270. +Lord Mayor's Show, 460. +Lost tribes, the, 230. +"Love's Labour Lost," on a passage in, 490. +Lower (M.A.) on the character &, 230. +---- on "Aedricus qui signa fundebat," 193. +Low window, 55, 111. +L.(T.E.L.) on Achilles and the tortoise, 346. +---- on the meaning of Long Friday, 323. +---- on Waltheof--de Combre family--Ilda, 167. +L.(T.G.) on umbrellas, 25. +Luard (W.C.) on saffron bag, 217. +Lucan, passage in, 89, 364. +Lucida Intervalla, James Carkasse's, 87. +Lunardis' first aerial voyage, 380. +Lunardi, squib on, 469. +Luther's early familiarity with the Scriptures, 230. +---- Hymns, 327, 413, 500. +Lux Fiat, 89. +L. (W.) on the Conquest, 449. +---- on Gaudentio di Lucca, 414. +---- on "Clarum et venerabile nomen," 463. +Lycidas, Milton's, 243. {537} + + +M. + +M. or N. initials, 61. +M. on Achilles and the tortoise, 186. +---- on aerostation, 317. +---- on alarm, 151. 252. +---- on alteration of title pages, 326. +---- on Bernardus Patricius, 266. +---- on logic, 199. +---- on Morganatic marriage, 72. +---- on Notes and Queries, 193. +---- on wood paper, 21. +M.(2) on Beau Brummel's ancestry, 264. +---- on pilgrim's road, 269. +M.(A.) on the authorship of "Automachia," 392. +---- on Job's luck, 516. +---- on letters of Queen Elizabeth and Philip II. of Spain, 102. +---- on Mother Gray's apples, 88. +M.(A.B.) on Rome, ancient and modern, 21. +Mac on Joan Sanderson, or the cushion dance, and Bab at the bowster, 517. +Macaulay's Country Squire, 357. +Magor, 127. 141. +Maitland (S.R.) on Cave's Historia Literaria, 279. +---- on plan for a Church History Society, 371. 480. +Malatesti (Antonio), dedication to Milton, 146. +Malherbe, French poems by, 104, 245. +Mohouy (Francis), on "A Frog he would a wooing go," 74. +Manloius on "He who runs may read," 374. +---- on letters of Horning, 398. +---- on America and Tartary, 405. +---- on cognation of the Jews and Lacadaemonians, 577. +Manning (family of) in Norfolk, 135. +Maps of London, 56. +Marescautia, 28. +Margaret's Rood, 512. +Mariner's compass, 56. 470. +Markland (J.H.) on Dr. Samuel Ogden, 105. +Marlowe and Shakspeare, by Samuel Ilicitson, 369. +Marriages, divination at, 117. +Martel, Charles, 11. +Martello towers, 9. 110. 173. +Martin, Cockerell, and Hopkins' families, 392. +Martin family, 500. +Martinet, 118. 167. 220. +Martyr (Peter), allusion in, 101. +Masters of the pastimes and mayor, 132. +Materre of Peckard's Life of Ferrar, 415. +Mathews on execution of Charles I., 158. +Mathiou's (P.) Life of Sejanus, 215. +Matrimony, solemnization of, 464. +Mauther, the East Anglian word, 217. 335. 411. +May-dew, 474. +May marriages, 52. +Mayor (J.E.B.) on angels' visits, 236. +---- on Darvon Gatherall, 235. +---- on the expression "To give a man horns", 91. +---- on a new edition of Milton, 92. +---- on extract from Baker's MSS. on Barth, Dodyngton, and William + Jenkyn, 195. +---- on "Fiat Justitia," 494. +---- on Jeremy Taylor's Life of Christ, Sermons, and Holy Dying, 5. +---- on Cave's Historia Literaria, 255. +---- on mistakes in Gibbon, 276. +---- on notes on Coleridge's Aids to Reflection, 228. +---- nursery rhyme, "Come when you're called," 135. +---- on "Quem Deus vult perdure," 317. +---- quotations in Bishop Andrewes, 284. +---- on parallel passages, Coleridge, Hooker, Butler, 458. +---- on Tennyson, 198. +---- on the author of Whole Duty of Man, 293. +Mayors, the correct prefix of, 303. +Mayor of misrule, and masters of the pastimes, 152. +M.(B.) on Osnaburh bishopric, 358. +Medals, satirical, 208. 347. +Medal of Stukeley, 40. 78. +Mentmore, Bucks, notes from register of, 229. +Mercenary preacher, 495. +"Merry Wives of Windsor," on a passage in, 322. +Mexien, Lord Kingsborough's Antiquities of, 317. +Mexxotinto, sonnet to prove that black is white, 478. +M.(G.) on an infant prodigy, 479. +---- on Haemony, 410. +---- on news, 397. +---- on hogs not pigs, 461. +Mice, 164. +Mildew in books, 103. 173. 236. +M.(J.H.) on royal and distinguished disinterments, 78. +---- on story of Mr. Fox, 197. +---- on authors of the Rolliad, 242. +---- on a passage from Burke, 372. +---- on Gwyn's London and Westminster, 381. +---- on James West, president of Royal Society, 382. +---- on Viscount Castlecomer, 430. +---- on Ferrar's Digest of our Saviour's Life, 445. +---- on doctrine of Immaculate Conception, 449. +---- on the Widow of the Wood, 468. +---- on Lady Compton's letter, 429. +---- on the meaning of the word "Thwaites," 521. +M.(J.B.), Men are but children, 127. +---- M.A., on the Wise Men of Gotham, 436. +Mn. (J.) on hogs and pigs, 102. +---- on circulation of the blood, 475. +---- on pasquinade on Leo XII., 131. +---- on etymological queries, 153. +Mock Beggar's Hall, 478. +Mocker, meaning of, 519. +Modena family, 410. +Molten sea, 464. +Monastery, arrangement of one, 93. +Money, chimney of, 379. +----, smoke, 120. +----, value of, in reign of Charles II., 247. +Monosyllables, a note on, 505. 577. +Monro, Cecil, on Sir George Bud, 74. +Montaigue, select essays of, 245. +----, saying ascribed to, 278. 451. +Montague (Walter) on sitting during the Lessons, 285. +Monumental brasses, 29. +"Mooney's Goose?" 151. +Moore, Sir Thomas, 297. +Morganitic marriages, 72. 125. 231. 261. +Mortuary stanzas, 309. +Moses, why represented with horns, 91. +Mother Gray's apples, 88. +Mountfort, assassination of, 516. +M.(R.G.P.) roasting mice for hooping cough, 197. +---- on damasked linen, 199. +M.(R.) on division of intellectual labour, 499. +MSS. (old); queries concerning, 70. +M.S.R. on coffe black broth, 69. +M.S.(J.) on early poetry, 375. +M.(W.) on Cupid and Psyche, 247. {538} + + +N. + +N. on crosiers and pastoral staves, 412. +---- on Poutefract on the Thames, 57. +N.(A.) on Darvon Gatherall, 286. +---- on Minar's Book of Antiquities, 412. +N.(A.D.) on a test of witchcraft, 404. +Naboc on curfew, 103. +---- on Melancthon's epigram, 111. +Naso on Guy's porridge-pot, 187. +National airs of England, 392. +National debt, 408. +National excellencies of England, discourses of, 345. +Nautilus on mariner's compass, 56. +N.(D.) on Queen Elizabeth's visit to Lord Bacon, 408. +---- on Sir Gregory Norton, Bart., 216. +Necklaces (Shaw), 512. +N.(E L.) on parallel passages, 31. +---- on Trogus Pompeius, 309. +Nepomac (St. John), 317. 347. +Newspapers, history of, 375. +"Never did cardinal bring good to England," 424. 450. 457. 522. +"News," and "noise," derivation of, 26. +News, notes on derivation of, 81. 106. 137. 138. 218. 397. +----, a few old materials for its elucidation, 180. +N.(G.) on "Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," 219. +N.(G.W.) on "Gradely," 334. +Nichols (John Gough) on capture of Henry VI., 228. +---- on Caxton's printing office, 122. 142. 234. +---- on the collar of Esses, and collar of the king of Scotland, 110. + 249. 330. 362. +---- on Queen Elizabeth's translation of Boethius, 169. +N.(J.D.N.) on Arminian nunnery, 445. +N.(J.G.) on Carpatio, 247. +---- on remains of James II., 281. +---- on Sarum and Barum, 108. +N.(J.H.) on by the bye, 424. +---- on Etsell, 315. +---- on St. Cuthbert, 325. +N.(L.R.) on commoner marrying a peeress, 230. +Nocab on Bacon family, origin of the name, 247. +"Noise" and "news," derivations of, 81. 106. 188. 218. 397. +Noli me tangere, 158. 219. 258. 452. +Nonjurors, oratories of, 354. 421. 467. +Norfolk dialect, 217. 365. +---- popular rhymes, 150. +North sides of churchyards unconsecrated, 55. 126. 253. +Northamptonshire (South), folk 1ore of, 56. 164. +Norton (Lady Frances), 480. 501. +Norton (Sir Gregory, Bart.), 216. 250. +Norwich (Earl of). George Goring, 65. +----, and his son, George Lord Goring, 86. +Notaries Public, 414. +Notes ad Queries, 193. 242. +----, advice to the editor, and hints to contributors, 357. +----, a word prefatory, on commencing Vol. II., 1. +----, our predecessors, 193. 242. +----, address to our friends on the publication of the fifty-second + number, 353. +Novus on Comment, in Apocalypsin, 61. +---- on Andrewes's Tortura Torti, 318. +---- on bookbinding, 308. +---- on Jeremy Taylor's works, 380. +---- on translations of the Scriptures, 319. +N.(R.) on licensing of books, 359. +N.(S.) on "Gradely," 384. +---- on Schlegel on church property in England, 215. +N.(T.) on execution of Charles I. and Earl Stair, 847. +---- on Fairfax's Tasso, 325. +---- on gold in California, 336. +N.(T.S.) on punishment of death by burning, 51. +Numerals, Arabic, 27. 61. 294. 470. +Numismatics, 238. +Numismatic queries, replies to, 42. +Nursery rhyme, "Come when you are called," 135. +N.(W.) on the Worm of Lambton, 27. + + +O. + +Oates (Titus), autograph, 464. +Oath of the Lord Chancellor, 182. +Occleve, Chaucer's portrait by, 442. +"Ockley's History of the Saracens," 277. +Octogenarius on punishment of death by burning, 260. +Ogden (Dr. Samuel), 105. +---- family, 73. 106. +0ld Bailey, on the punishment of death by burning, 90. +Oldenburg horn, 417. 516. +Oliver and Roland, 132. +Omens from birds, 435. +Omnibuses, 215. +"One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church," 217. +Orchard, derivation of, 393. +Organ-blower, the term, 374. +"Orkneyinga saga," 278. +Orkney under the Norwegians, 309. +Ormerod (George) on mistletoe on oaks, 214. +---- on Scotch prisoners, 379. +Orosius (Altred's), 177. +Osmuna the Waterman, 199. +Osnaburg, bishopric, 353. 417. 481. 500. +Our world, 71. +Overyssel superstition, 356. +Owen's epigram, translation of, 460. +Owls, 164. +Owl is broad, song of 393. 495. +Oxford's (Earl of) patent, 235. 255. +Oxaniensis on Lord John Townshead's poetical works, 9. +----, Nondum-gradatus, on lands, 23. + + +P. + +P. on Chaucer's portrait, by Occleve, 412. +Pacificus, on the Rebel, 31. +Pagomian version of the Scriptures, 427. +"Pair of Twises," 327. +Pallet meaning of, 41. +Palmerston (Lord), lines attributed to, 30. +Paneras (St.) Old Church, 164. 496. +Pandect, Florentine edition of 421. 450. +Pantheon, 404. +Papal bulls, true or false. 491. +Paper hangings, 268. +Paper mill the first in England, 43. 522. +Parallel passages in celebrated authors, 31. 196. 213. 373. 458. 491. +Parish registers, 1. +---- tax, 10. 60. +---- in London, 18. +Parliament, etymology of 8. 139. +Parr (Queen Catherine), MS. book of prayers belonging to, 167. +Parson the Statfortshire giant, 13. 314 +Partrige family, 230. 286. +---- (J.) on the l'artrige family, 230. +Partington (Mrs.), 377. 411. +Pascal and his editor, Bosatt, 217. 383. +Paslan (C.) on nice as a medicine, 310. +---- on meaning of cauking, 523. +Pasquinade on Leo XII, 131. +Pasrer or Plaister, 102. +Passilodior and Beratrynde, 515. +Pastoral staff and crozer, 313. 123. +Paying through the nose, 348. +Peacock (E. jun.), on Lord Delamere, 101. +Peal of bells, anecdote of, 347. +Pears (Stewart, A.) on portrait of Sir P. Sydney, by Paul Veronebe, 296. +Peep of Day, 118. +Pedestrian on dales in Yorkshire, 154. +Pedlar's Song, by Shakspeare, 39. +Pen and Ink on cultivation of geometry in Lancashire, 8. 438. +Peniteas Cito, its authorship, 42. +"Penseroso," Milton's, 545. +"Pension," meaning of, 134, 268. +Perjury, papers of, 182, 316. +Perrot (Sir John), 217. 254. +P.(F.T.), the Carpenter's Maggot, 104. +P.(H.) Cardinal Allen's admonition, 497. +---- on Poor Philgarlick, 302. +Philanthropos, cheap books of reference, 213. +Philip II. of Spain, his letters to Queen Elizabeth, 102. +Phillipp's (Sir Thomas) manuscripts, 460. +Philo-Chaucer on Nicholas Brigham's works, 136. +---- on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 199. +Philosophy, Beothus' Consolations of, 53. +Philobibion, translation of, 153, 202. +Pigeons, 165. +Pilgrim's road to Canterbury, 199. 237. 268. 269. 515. +Pinolico, 13. +Pilco, 13. +Piskies, or Pixies, legends of, 475. 511. 514. +Pistol and Bandolph, 152. +Pixey Legends, 514. +Pixies or Piskies, 475. 511. 514. +P.(I.Z.) on crozier and pastoral staff, 248. +P.(I., jun.) on meaning of "Thwaites," 521. +Plain Sense on "He who runs may read," 439. +Plaister or Paster, 162. +Planche (J.R.) on Guy's armour, 252. +---- on collar of, 88, 393. +Playing cards, 462, 517 +"Please the jugs." 423. +Plectrum on Chantrey's sleeping children in Lickfield Cathedral, 70. +P.(L.G.) on Croker's Boswell, 374. +Plunket (Lord) and St. Agobard, 226. +"Plurima Gemma," author of, 163. +Pox Cynosuwides, 592. +Poet Leureates, 20. +Poetry early, queries respecting, 374. +----, ancient, pretended reprint of, 463. +Poisons, 424. +Poker, 264. +Pote money, 231. 285. +Poley (Sir John) and the Golden Frog, 76. +Pontefract on the Thames, 56. 205. +Pool of the Black Hound, legend of, 515. +Poor Pillgarlick, 292. +Poor Robin's almanacks, 258 +Pope and Bishop Burgess, 310. +Pope's Villa, 479. +Popular rhymes, 355. +Porridge-pot, Guy's, 187 +Porson's Imposition, 71. 106. +---- epigram, 278. +Portrait of Cardinal Beaton, 431. +---- unknown, 217. +Poultry, 164 +Power of prophecy, 196. +P.(P.) on vineyards, 446. +P.(H.) on "De male quesitis," etc., 107. +Praed a Poetical Works, 238. +Prayers and preaching distinct services, 95. +Preaching in nave only, 95. +Prelates of France, 182. 252. +Presages of death, 116. +Prelum Ascensianum, 422. +Price (E.B.) on umbrellas, 25. +---- on wood carving, Snow Hill, 220. +---- on Eskon Basilike, 265. +---- on riots of London, 533. +---- on chimney-money, 379. {539} +---- on curfew, 175. +---- on puzzing epitaph, 346. +---- on watermarks on writing-paper, 347. +Price (I.L.) on Socinian boast, 412. +"Pride of the morning," small rain so called, 309. +Prin (John G.A.) on Kilkenny cats, 71. +Printer's errors, corrigenda of, 388. +Priscian on Haberdasher, Martinet, 167. +Prisoners (Scottish) sold to plantations, 379. 448. +Prolocutor of convocation, 21. +Prophesying before death, 435. +Prynne or Lilburn, 118. +P. (S.) on Cardinal Chalmers, 493. +---- on portrait of Cardinal Beaton, 497. +Publishers hints to, 439. 492. +Pulteney's ballad "The Honest Jury," 147. +Punishment of death by burning, 6. 50. 90. 165. 260. +Pusin, meaning of, 27. +Puzzling epitaph, 311. 316. +"P.V." the meaning of, 440. +P.(W.) on Chaucer's portrait by Occleve, 435. +---- on Dr. Thomas Bever's Legal Polity of Great Britain, 254. +---- on hanging out the broom, 226. +---- on Nicholas Breton's Fantastcks, 476. +---- on Nicholas Ferrar, 485. +---- on Thrurscross, 484. +P.(W.H.) on playing cards, 517. +Pwcca, query on Aubrey family, 72. +---- on Darvon Gatherall and St. Uncumber, 286. + + +Q. + +Q. (2.) on passage from Burke, 359. +Q. (F.) on Albanian literature, 323. +---- on America, 277. +---- on Can du plera meteor cera, 475. +---- on coins of Gandophares, 298. +---- on collar of SS., 393. +---- on etymological notes, 276. +---- on Fastitocalon, 295. +---- on Kongs skuggsia, 298. +---- on Luther's Hymns, 327. +---- on numerals, 294. +---- on Poa Cynosuwides, 392. +---- on satirical medals, 298. +---- on Satyavrata, 308. +---- on whales, 308. +Q.(F.S.) on insignia of mayoralty, 394. +Q.(J.S.) on the meaning of Pallet, 41. +Q.(Q.Q.) on Regis ad Exemplar, 267. +Q.(T.H.) on "A Chrysostom to smooth the band in," 188. +Q.(Q.P.) on "Never did cardinal bring good to England," 424. +---- on death of Richard II., 448. +---- on mariner's compass, 470. +---- on Members for Durham and Calais, 9. +---- on wife of Edward the Outlaw, 318. +Quaero, on Lass of Richmond Hill, 103. +Quaesior on Charade, 10. +Quarles, was he pensioned? 171. 218. +Quasimodo on Cat and Bagpipes, 266. +"Quein Deus vult perdere," 317. +Querela Cantabrigiensis, 163. +---- on the authorship of, 233. 448. +Querist on Aeneas Silvius, 423. +Query put to a pope, 104. +Questor on Dandridge the painter, 442. +Quin's incoherent story, 405. +Quotations in Bishop Andrewes, 284. +---- wanted, 391. + + +R. + +R. on Cat and Bagpipes, 397. +---- on Concolinel, 217. 378. +---- on Hornbooks, 236. +---- on map of London, 220. +---- on passage in Bishop Butler, 464. +R.(A.) on "The Owl is abroad," 308. +R.(A.B.) on clergy sold for slaves, 253. +---- on Querela Cantabrigiensis, 448. +---- on Sir Robert Howard, 248. +Rab Surdam, meaning of, 498. +"Race," in shipbuilding, meaning of, 72. +Radix, derivation of, 362. +Rainbow, 89. +Ram, of Darby, 235. +Randal (John), epitaph on, 517. +Ransom of an English nobleman, 9. +"Rapido contrarius orbi," 120. 159. 253. +Rathbone Place, 404. +Rawlinson (Robert) on swans hatched during thunder, 511. +Rayned Deer, the Earl of Essex and the finding of the, 103. +R.(B.) on "Noli me tangere," 153. +---- on Pimlico, 13. +R.(C.I.) On "Noli me tangere," 452. +---- on Pusan, 27. +---- on smoke money, 269. +---- on Tristan d'Acunha, 413. +R.(D.P.) on death of Richard II., 4. +Reader (A) on curfew at Over, near Winsford, 312. +Reader (W.) on Guy's porridge pot, 118. +Rebecca--charade, 77. +Rebel, the, 34. +Red hand and the Holt family, 506. +---- Holt family, Ashton church, 451. +Red Sindon, 495. +Reed (Isaac) on Alderman Beckford, 262. +Regiolapidensis, Thomas, 406. +"Regis ad exemplar," 267. 331. +"Regis ad exemplam totus componitur orbis," 381. +Relton (F.B.) on an alms dish, 516. +---- on child's book by Beloe, 495. +---- on Osnaburg Bishopric, 500. +Remains of James II., 427. +Renouard (G.C.) on umbrellas, 25. +Reves. alias Michael Servetus, 187. +R.(F.B.) on the Rolliad, 440. +---- on Bishop Durdent and the Staffordshire historians, 309. +R.(G.) on Roman Catholic theology, 347. +---- on scalping, 78. +Rheumatism, 37. +Rhymes, popular, 515. +Rib, why the first woman formed from a, 213. 264. +Richard II., death of, 391. 447. +Richardson family, 230. +Richardson (G. Bouchier) on curfew at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 312. +---- on earwig, 28. +---- on Fenkle Street, 29. +---- on Long Lonkin, 270. +Richmond Hill, the Lass of, 350. +Ridley (Bishop), MSS. of, 65. +Rimbault (Edward F) on Agapemone of the sixteenth century, 50. +---- on "Ale draper," 414. +---- on Andrew Becket, 317. +---- on Arminian nunnery, 407. +---- on "Boethius' Cosolations of Philosophy," 169. +---- on Bolton's Ace, 497. +---- on satirical song on George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, 292. +---- on Sir George Buc, 73. +---- on "The Carpenters Maggot," 173. +---- on Caxton's printing office, 99. +---- on George Chapman, the poet, 373. +---- on the churchwardens' account of St. Antholin's, 172. +---- on Colvil's Whigg's Supplication, 53. +---- on Concolinel, 318. +---- notes on the second edition of Cunningham's London, 211. 227. 404. +---- on Lord Delamere, 158. +---- on Lady Deloraine, 479. +---- on Edward the Confessor's crucifix and gold chain, 406. +---- on Gaudentio di Lucca, 327. +---- on Hubert le Soeur's brass statues, 54. +---- on Hugh Holland and his works, 266. +---- on Rob. Innes, a Grub-street poet, 164. +---- on Dr. King's poem of The Toast, 480. +---- on Ruding's annotated Langbaine, 407. +---- on Francis Lenton, the poet, 117. +---- on London Bridge is broken down, 338. +---- on Samuel Rowlands and the "Choice of Change," 420. +---- on Parsons, Staffordshire Giant, 314. +---- on Stepony ale, 346. +---- on Stone's diary, 480. +---- on the Duke of Warton's poetical works and Titos Oates, 464. +---- on Lady Jane of Westmoreland, 485. +---- on "The Widow of the Wood," 406. +---- on a mistake about George Wither, 293. +---- on George Wither, the poet, a printer, 390. +---- on traditional story concerning Cardinal Wolsey, 390. +Ringelbergius, 376. +Ringing a hand-bell before a corpse, 478. +Ring, Viscount Dundee's, 70. +Riots in London, 273. 332. 446. +R.(J) on epitaph on John Randall, 517. +R.(J.C.) on Baron Muenchausen, 519. +---- on Becket, 469. +---- on Becket's mother, 270. 364. +---- on Father Blackhal, 421. +---- on chance in the appearance of the dead, 435. +---- on power of prophesying before death, 435. +---- on the troubles of Frankfort, 349. +---- on the nonjurors, 421. +R.(J.H.) on Margaret Dyneley, 358. +R.(L.M.M.) on "Bamboozle," 266. +---- on Modena family, 265. +R.(M.C.) on vineyards, 446. +R.(N.E.), a subscriber, on sitting during the Lessons, 285. +---- on Luther's hymns, 413. +Roberd the Robber, 321. +Robertson, of Muirtown, 135. 172. 253. +---- (J.C.) on grant of leave to the Earl of Sussex to be covered + in the royal presence, 264. +Robins and wrens. 164. +Rock (Dr.) on "Aedricus qui signa fundebat," 231. +---- on collar of SS., 280. +---- on confsession, 317. +---- on Abbe Strickland, 237. +Rocque, Jean, query, Who was he? 72. +Roffe (A.) on death-bed mystery, 356. +---- on a passage in "All's well that ends well," 434. +Rogers (Thomas) of Horninger, 421. 521. +"Roland" and "Oliver," 132. +Rolle (Alice), 72. +Rollin's Ancient History and History of the Arts and Sciences, 357. 491. +Rolliad, authors of the, 114. 242. 378. 439. +Roma subterranea, inscription from, 263. +Roman Catholic theology, 279. 347. +Roman coin, countermarks on, 327. +Rome, ancient and modern, 21. 62. +Romagnasi's works, 425. +Roman roads, 21. +Rood (black) of Scotland, 308. 409. +Room-paper, when introduced, 134. +Roscommon (first earl of), 325. 468. 521. +---- peerage, 493. +Rose, under the, 323. +Ross (C.) on pole money, 285. +---- on punishment of death by burning, 61. +---- on strangers in the House of Commons, 83. {540} +Rowlands (Samuel) and the authorship of "The Choice of Change," 419. +Rowley Powley, 74. 251. +Royal Society, Jas. West, president of, 382. +R.R. on umbrellas, 25. +R.S. on papers of perjury, 182. +R.(S.T.) on Wraxen, 366. +Rushbearing, 197. +Russian language, 152. 190. +Rusticus on Thomas Regiolapidensis, 407. + + +S. + +Saffron bag, 217. 345. +Salut and Crozier, legend of, 287. 429. 468. +Sale of gems, drawings, and curiosities, 390. +Salingen, a sword cutler, 135. +Sansom (J.) on Jewish music, 88. +---- on Lammas Day, 88. +---- on living dog better than a dead lion, 62. +---- on a passage in Lucian, 89. +---- on Lux Fiat, 89. +---- on Poeta Angelicus, 288. +---- on power of prophecy, 196. +---- on rainbow, 89. +---- on scalping, 78. +Scott's Waverley, 308. +Scotus on Beatrix Lady Talbot, 478. +---- on Elizabeth and Isabel, 159. +---- on Handfasting, 342. +---- on Lady Morgan and Curry, 30. +Scriptures, Roman Catholic translations, 229. 319. +S.(E.) on specimens of Erida in bloom, 120. +Sejanus, P. Mathieu's Life of, 215. +Seleucus on Cromwell's estate, Magor, 127. 141. +---- on Folk-Lore of Wales, 388. +---- on "Hook or by crook," 78. +---- on Long Lonkin, 168. +Senex on punishment of death by burning, 165. +---- on riots of London, 278. 447. +Sepulchre, watching the, 270. +Servants, on hiring, 89. 157. +Servetus and Calvin, 152. 187. +Sexes, theur separation during Divine service, 91. +Singer (S.W.) on Antonio Malatesti's dedication to Milton, 146. +---- on "The Bar of Michael Angelo," 166. +---- on eisell and wormwood wine, 315. +---- Joachin, the French ambassador, 230. +---- on May marriages, 52. +---- on more borrowed thoughts, 82. +---- on Shakespeare's use of the words "captious" and "intenible," 354. +---- on Shakespeare's use of the word "delighted," 201. +S.(J.A.), Pope Felix, 42. +S.(J.D.) on armorial bearings, 479. +"Skeleton in every house," 231. +S.L., translation of the Philoboblion, 153. +S.(M.N.) on Chaucer's monument, 490. +Snake charming, 514. +Sneek-up or snick-up, 13. +Songs, old, 257. +---- of the fourteenth century, English and Norman, 385. +Spa Fields, or London Spa, 404. +"Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," author of? 125. 219. +Speke family, 479. {541} +Spiders, 165. +Spider and the Fly, 245. +Spiders a cure for ague, 259. +S.(R.) on Dr. Euseby Cleaver, 450. +S.(R., jun.) on the origin of dragons, 517. +S.(R.J.) on when does East end? 43. +SS, collars of, 134. 394. 415. +S.S. on collar of SS., 394. +---- on marganitic marriages, 351. +---- on vineyards, 446. +S.S.S., on earwig, 28. +---- on etymology of Totnes, 237. +---- lines attributed to Lord Palmerston, 30. +---- on the New Temple, 339. +---- on Totnes church, 452. +---- Wellington, Wyrwast, and Cokam, 26. +S.(T.) on exhumation of a body ominous to the family, 4. +---- on Folk Lore, 36. +Statistics, 1. +Statue of French king, epigrams on, 89. +St. Crolx (II, de) borrowed thoughts, 101. +Steele's burial place, 375. 411. 430. +Stephens (George) Cupid and Psyche, 429. +---- on legend of a saint, 429. +Stevens (George), portrait of, 476. +Straw necklaces, 512. +St. Savious, Canterbury, church of, 478. +St. Thomas of Lancaster, 182. 269. +Stukeley, medal of, 40. 78. +S.(W.) on Gray's Elegy, 501. +Swans hatched during thunder, 544. +----, the singing of, 475. +----, swearing by, 399. 451. +S.(W.G.) on Bacon family, 450. +---- on derivation of Penny, 78. +Swords worn in public, 130. 218. + + +T. + +T. on Bacon's Advancement in Learning, 466. +---- on origin of the word "culprit," 475. +---- Sir T. Phillippe's manuscripts, 460. +--- on MSS. of Bishop Ridley, 66. +---- on Lady Sling-by, 74. +T.(A.) on Filthy Gingram, 467. +Talbot (Beatrix Lady), 478. +Tartary and America, 405. +Tasso, translated by Fairfax, 359. 360. 377. +Tax, parish registers, 40. 60. +Taylor's (Jeremy) Life of Christ, 5. +---- Doctor Dubitantium, 323. +---- Holy Dying, 5. +---- Sermons, 5. +Tempest, on a passage in the, 359. 337. 429. 489. +Temple, the New, 105. 123. 182. +Ten children at a birth, 458. +Terra Martin on cabalistic authors, 468. {542} + + +V. + +Vault interments, 21. +Vavasour of Haslewood, 326. +V.(E.) on Arminian nunnery, 445. +---- on Carueate of land, 9. +---- on Herstinonceux Castle, 477. +---- on Martello towers, 9. +Venables (E.) on Becket's mother, 364. +---- on smoke money, 345. +Ventriloquism, 88. 121. 234. 479. +Veritas on Rollin's Ancient History, and History of the Arts + and Sciences, 492. +Version (meaning of), 522. +Viator on burning bush of Sinai, 491. +---- on the crocodile, 491. +---- on specimens of Foreign English, 444. +---- on St. Thomas's Day, 510. +---- on True Blue, 494. +---- on the umbrella, 491. +Vivares (engravings by), after Claude, 72. +V.(M.) on Bastille, MS. records of, 309. +Volusemus, or Wilson? (Thomas,) 311. +Vondel's Lucifer, 507. +V.(R.) on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 316. +---- on swearing by swans, 392. + + +W. + +W. on Arabic numerals, 470. +---- on cavell, 4. +---- on curfew, 312. +---- on London dissenting ministers--Rev. Thomas Taller, 267. +---- on wraxen, 366. +(W.I.) on havock, 270. +---- on translations of Juvenal, 145. +Walcott (Mackenzie), on crozier and pastoral staff, 313. +---- on Irish Brigade, 452. +---- on Judas' bell, Judas' candle, 298. +---- on Scala Coeli, 285. +---- on MS. History of Winchester School, 463. +---- on vineyards, 446. +Walrold family, 131. 206. 281. +Waltheof's executions, 167. 221. +Warton, Anthony, 56. +Warton's (Duke of) Poetical Works, 464. +Warts (charms for), 19. 36. 68. 150. 181. 226. 430. +Wasps, 165. +Wat the Hare, 349. +Watching the sepulchre, 270. +Water-marks of writing-paper, 310. 347. +Way (Albert) on etymological queries, 169. +---- on Master J. Shorne, 450. +W.(B.) on carucate of land, 75. +---- on collar of SS., 393. +---- on "news," "noise," 137. +---- on Red Sindon, 495. +W.(C.B.) on Byron's birthplace, 410. +Wdn. on York Building Company, 278. +Wedsecnarf on swords, 110. +---- on Folk-lore rhymes, 259. +---- on Countess of Desmond, 317. +---- on mice as a medicine, 510. +Weights for weighing coins, 326. 522. +"Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest." 134. 188. +Welle, Robert de, 71. +Wellington, 26. +Welsh Folk Lore. 388. +---- language, 136. 189. +Welsh money, 231. 346. +Wens, 36. +W.(E.N.) on meaning of "race" in ship-building, 72. +---- on California, 132. +---- on Feltham's works, 133. +---- on London Bridge is broken down, 338. +---- on Sir John Perrot, 217. +---- whence comes "Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest?" 134. +---- Winstanley's Loyal Martyrology, 95. +West, or stye in the eve, 37. +---- burial towards, 408. +---- (James), President of Royal Society, 382. +Westminster Abbey, Sir Harry Englefield's fabric accounts, 167. +Westminster wedding, 480. +W.(E.S.S.) on punishment of death by burning, 6. 51. +W.(F.) on Bishop Berkeley's successful experiments, 217. +W.(G.) on Cardinal Erskine, 406. +W.(H.) on Dulcarnon, 78. +---- on Fizgig, 238. +---- on Robert de Welle, 71. +Whales, 307. +Whetstone of Reproof, its authorship, 231. +W.(H.H.) on Dr. Bowring's translations, 219. +Whichcote (Dr.), 33. +Whipping by women, 463. +"Whistling wife," 226. +White (A. Holt) on black doll at old store shops, 511. +---- (Rev. Joseph Blanco), 47. +Whitsuntide, etymology at, 129. +Whole Duty of Man, author of, 292. +Widow of the Wood, 468. +Wife on trial, 151. +Wilkinson (Henry) on aerostation, 251. +---- on Armenian language, 189. +---- on mildew in books, 173. +---- on Zuendnadel gulls, 343. +---- (T.T.) on geometry in Lancashire, 60. +---- on sirloin, 332. +Williams (Abp.), his persecutor R.K., 21. +William III., satirical poems on, 275. +William of Wykeham, 89. 110. 188. +Winchester School, MS. history of, 463. +Window, the low, 55. 111. +Winstanley's Loyal Martyrology, error in, 95. +Wise men of Gotham, 476. 520. +Witchcraft, a test of, 404. +Wither (George) mistake about, 293. +---- the poet, a printer, 390. +Witton (J.C.), coins of Constantius II., 42. +---- on guineas, 238. +---- on Welsh money, 231. +---- replies to numismatic queries, 42. +Wives, custom of selling, 217. +---- of ecclesiastics, 451. +Wizard, Michael Scott, 189. +W.(J.) on umbrellas, 25. +W.(J.K.R.) on Trianon, 13. 62. +---- on Steele's burial place, 414. +W.(J.L.) on a MS. Book of Prayers belonging to Queen Catherine Parr, 167. +W.(J.M.) On "One holy catholic and apostolic church." 217. +W.(J.R.) on Sir Oliver Chamberlaine, 327. +W.(J.S.) on ale draper.--Eugele Aram, 360. +---- on fool or a physician, &c., 316. +---- on Milton's "Penseroso," 345. +---- on Ringelbergius, 376. +---- on passage in Vida, 317. +W.(M.) on blackguard, 268. +---- on combs buried with the dead, 269. +---- on "Dat veniam corvis," 405. +W.(M.) on paper hangings, 268. +---- on parallel passages, 263. +Wn. on Cosas De Espana, 39. +W.(O.) on portraits of Stevens, Cotton, and Bunyan, 476. +Wolsey (Cardinal), traditional story concerning, 390. +Woman, the first one formed from a rib, 213. 261. +Wood-carving in Snow Hill, 134. 220. +Wood, the Widow of the, 406. +Worcester, Scotch prisoners at, 297. 350. +Words, small, 377. +Wordsworth (Wm.), 145. +Worm of Lambton, 27. +Wormwood wine, 286. 345. +---- and eisell, 315. +Wraxen (meaning of). 267. 366. +Wreford (J. Reyneil, D.D.) on the remains of James II., 427. +Wrustum or Wursum, its etymology, 158. 170. +W.(S.), on Dutch language, 188. +---- on William of Wykehann, 188. +W.(T.) on Bible and key, 5. +---- on Ergh, Er, or Argh, 22. +---- on popular rhyme, 356. +---- on unknown portrait, 217. +W.(T.T.) on divination at marriages, 117. +---- on "Trash," or "Skriker," 53. +---- on cure for warts, 68. +W.(W.) on Billingsgate, 135. +---- on Pope and Bishop Burgess, 310. +Wylgeforte (St.), 381. +Wyrwast, 26. + + +X. + +X.(A.R.) on Robertson of Muirtown, 253. +X. on author of "Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," 135. + + +Y. + +Y. on Echo Song, 499. +Y. (E.H.) on wife of Edward the Outlaw, 279. +Yeowell (J.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 496. +---- on the oratories of the nonjurors, 354. +Y. (J.) on Nicholas Ferrar and the Arminan Nunnery of Little Gidding, 444. +---- on sitting during the Lessons, 397. +York Building Company, 278. +---- Cathedral, Carter's drawings of, 40. +Yorke (Charles), verses attributed to, 7. +Yorkshire dales, guide to, 154. 220. +---- ballads, 478. +"Yote," or "yeot," derivation of, 89. 220. +Y.(S.H.) on Viscount Castlecomer, 376. +---- on Judge Cradock, 376. +---- on descent of Edward IV., 375. +---- on Shakspeare and George Herbert, 373. +Y.(T.) on the word "after," in Rubric, 424. + + +Z. + +Z. on coronet, 297. +Zuendnadel guns, 247. 343. +Z.(X.) on butchers' blue dress, 485. +---- high spirits a sign of calamity, 150. +---- on passage in Love's Labour Lost, 490. +---- on "To save one's bacon," 499. +Z.(X.Y.) on early influence of Christianity, 267. +Z.(Z.A.), tobacco in the East, 41. + + +END OF THE SECOND VOLUME. + + * * * * * + +Printed by THOMAS CLARK SHAW, of No. 8. New Street Square, at No. 5. New +Street Square, in the Parish of St. Bride in the city of London; and +published by GEORGE BELL, of No. 186. Fleet Street, in the Parish of St. +Dunstan in the West, in the City of London, Publisher, at No. 186. Fleet +Street aforesaid. + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Notes & Queries, Volume 2, +May-December, 1850, Index, by Various + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK NOTES & QUERIES, VOLUME 2, *** + +***** This file should be named 13571.txt or 13571.zip ***** +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + https://www.gutenberg.org/1/3/5/7/13571/ + +Produced by Jon Ingram, David King, the PG Online Distributed +Proofreading Team, and The Internet Library of Early Journals, + + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. Special rules, +set forth in the General Terms of Use part of this license, apply to +copying and distributing Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works to +protect the PROJECT GUTENBERG-tm concept and trademark. Project +Gutenberg is a registered trademark, and may not be used if you +charge for the eBooks, unless you receive specific permission. If you +do not charge anything for copies of this eBook, complying with the +rules is very easy. You may use this eBook for nearly any purpose +such as creation of derivative works, reports, performances and +research. They may be modified and printed and given away--you may do +practically ANYTHING with public domain eBooks. Redistribution is +subject to the trademark license, especially commercial +redistribution. + + + +*** START: FULL LICENSE *** + +THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE +PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE YOU DISTRIBUTE OR USE THIS WORK + +To protect the Project Gutenberg-tm mission of promoting the free +distribution of electronic works, by using or distributing this work +(or any other work associated in any way with the phrase "Project +Gutenberg"), you agree to comply with all the terms of the Full Project +Gutenberg-tm License (available with this file or online at +https://gutenberg.org/license). + + +Section 1. General Terms of Use and Redistributing Project Gutenberg-tm +electronic works + +1.A. By reading or using any part of this Project Gutenberg-tm +electronic work, you indicate that you have read, understand, agree to +and accept all the terms of this license and intellectual property +(trademark/copyright) agreement. If you do not agree to abide by all +the terms of this agreement, you must cease using and return or destroy +all copies of Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works in your possession. +If you paid a fee for obtaining a copy of or access to a Project +Gutenberg-tm electronic work and you do not agree to be bound by the +terms of this agreement, you may obtain a refund from the person or +entity to whom you paid the fee as set forth in paragraph 1.E.8. + +1.B. "Project Gutenberg" is a registered trademark. It may only be +used on or associated in any way with an electronic work by people who +agree to be bound by the terms of this agreement. There are a few +things that you can do with most Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works +even without complying with the full terms of this agreement. See +paragraph 1.C below. There are a lot of things you can do with Project +Gutenberg-tm electronic works if you follow the terms of this agreement +and help preserve free future access to Project Gutenberg-tm electronic +works. See paragraph 1.E below. + +1.C. The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation ("the Foundation" +or PGLAF), owns a compilation copyright in the collection of Project +Gutenberg-tm electronic works. Nearly all the individual works in the +collection are in the public domain in the United States. If an +individual work is in the public domain in the United States and you are +located in the United States, we do not claim a right to prevent you from +copying, distributing, performing, displaying or creating derivative +works based on the work as long as all references to Project Gutenberg +are removed. Of course, we hope that you will support the Project +Gutenberg-tm mission of promoting free access to electronic works by +freely sharing Project Gutenberg-tm works in compliance with the terms of +this agreement for keeping the Project Gutenberg-tm name associated with +the work. You can easily comply with the terms of this agreement by +keeping this work in the same format with its attached full Project +Gutenberg-tm License when you share it without charge with others. + +1.D. The copyright laws of the place where you are located also govern +what you can do with this work. Copyright laws in most countries are in +a constant state of change. If you are outside the United States, check +the laws of your country in addition to the terms of this agreement +before downloading, copying, displaying, performing, distributing or +creating derivative works based on this work or any other Project +Gutenberg-tm work. The Foundation makes no representations concerning +the copyright status of any work in any country outside the United +States. + +1.E. Unless you have removed all references to Project Gutenberg: + +1.E.1. The following sentence, with active links to, or other immediate +access to, the full Project Gutenberg-tm License must appear prominently +whenever any copy of a Project Gutenberg-tm work (any work on which the +phrase "Project Gutenberg" appears, or with which the phrase "Project +Gutenberg" is associated) is accessed, displayed, performed, viewed, +copied or distributed: + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + +1.E.2. If an individual Project Gutenberg-tm electronic work is derived +from the public domain (does not contain a notice indicating that it is +posted with permission of the copyright holder), the work can be copied +and distributed to anyone in the United States without paying any fees +or charges. If you are redistributing or providing access to a work +with the phrase "Project Gutenberg" associated with or appearing on the +work, you must comply either with the requirements of paragraphs 1.E.1 +through 1.E.7 or obtain permission for the use of the work and the +Project Gutenberg-tm trademark as set forth in paragraphs 1.E.8 or +1.E.9. + +1.E.3. If an individual Project Gutenberg-tm electronic work is posted +with the permission of the copyright holder, your use and distribution +must comply with both paragraphs 1.E.1 through 1.E.7 and any additional +terms imposed by the copyright holder. Additional terms will be linked +to the Project Gutenberg-tm License for all works posted with the +permission of the copyright holder found at the beginning of this work. + +1.E.4. Do not unlink or detach or remove the full Project Gutenberg-tm +License terms from this work, or any files containing a part of this +work or any other work associated with Project Gutenberg-tm. + +1.E.5. Do not copy, display, perform, distribute or redistribute this +electronic work, or any part of this electronic work, without +prominently displaying the sentence set forth in paragraph 1.E.1 with +active links or immediate access to the full terms of the Project +Gutenberg-tm License. + +1.E.6. You may convert to and distribute this work in any binary, +compressed, marked up, nonproprietary or proprietary form, including any +word processing or hypertext form. However, if you provide access to or +distribute copies of a Project Gutenberg-tm work in a format other than +"Plain Vanilla ASCII" or other format used in the official version +posted on the official Project Gutenberg-tm web site (www.gutenberg.org), +you must, at no additional cost, fee or expense to the user, provide a +copy, a means of exporting a copy, or a means of obtaining a copy upon +request, of the work in its original "Plain Vanilla ASCII" or other +form. Any alternate format must include the full Project Gutenberg-tm +License as specified in paragraph 1.E.1. + +1.E.7. Do not charge a fee for access to, viewing, displaying, +performing, copying or distributing any Project Gutenberg-tm works +unless you comply with paragraph 1.E.8 or 1.E.9. + +1.E.8. You may charge a reasonable fee for copies of or providing +access to or distributing Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works provided +that + +- You pay a royalty fee of 20% of the gross profits you derive from + the use of Project Gutenberg-tm works calculated using the method + you already use to calculate your applicable taxes. The fee is + owed to the owner of the Project Gutenberg-tm trademark, but he + has agreed to donate royalties under this paragraph to the + Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation. Royalty payments + must be paid within 60 days following each date on which you + prepare (or are legally required to prepare) your periodic tax + returns. Royalty payments should be clearly marked as such and + sent to the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation at the + address specified in Section 4, "Information about donations to + the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation." + +- You provide a full refund of any money paid by a user who notifies + you in writing (or by e-mail) within 30 days of receipt that s/he + does not agree to the terms of the full Project Gutenberg-tm + License. You must require such a user to return or + destroy all copies of the works possessed in a physical medium + and discontinue all use of and all access to other copies of + Project Gutenberg-tm works. + +- You provide, in accordance with paragraph 1.F.3, a full refund of any + money paid for a work or a replacement copy, if a defect in the + electronic work is discovered and reported to you within 90 days + of receipt of the work. + +- You comply with all other terms of this agreement for free + distribution of Project Gutenberg-tm works. + +1.E.9. If you wish to charge a fee or distribute a Project Gutenberg-tm +electronic work or group of works on different terms than are set +forth in this agreement, you must obtain permission in writing from +both the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation and Michael +Hart, the owner of the Project Gutenberg-tm trademark. Contact the +Foundation as set forth in Section 3 below. + +1.F. + +1.F.1. Project Gutenberg volunteers and employees expend considerable +effort to identify, do copyright research on, transcribe and proofread +public domain works in creating the Project Gutenberg-tm +collection. Despite these efforts, Project Gutenberg-tm electronic +works, and the medium on which they may be stored, may contain +"Defects," such as, but not limited to, incomplete, inaccurate or +corrupt data, transcription errors, a copyright or other intellectual +property infringement, a defective or damaged disk or other medium, a +computer virus, or computer codes that damage or cannot be read by +your equipment. + +1.F.2. LIMITED WARRANTY, DISCLAIMER OF DAMAGES - Except for the "Right +of Replacement or Refund" described in paragraph 1.F.3, the Project +Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation, the owner of the Project +Gutenberg-tm trademark, and any other party distributing a Project +Gutenberg-tm electronic work under this agreement, disclaim all +liability to you for damages, costs and expenses, including legal +fees. YOU AGREE THAT YOU HAVE NO REMEDIES FOR NEGLIGENCE, STRICT +LIABILITY, BREACH OF WARRANTY OR BREACH OF CONTRACT EXCEPT THOSE +PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH F3. YOU AGREE THAT THE FOUNDATION, THE +TRADEMARK OWNER, AND ANY DISTRIBUTOR UNDER THIS AGREEMENT WILL NOT BE +LIABLE TO YOU FOR ACTUAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE OR +INCIDENTAL DAMAGES EVEN IF YOU GIVE NOTICE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH +DAMAGE. + +1.F.3. LIMITED RIGHT OF REPLACEMENT OR REFUND - If you discover a +defect in this electronic work within 90 days of receiving it, you can +receive a refund of the money (if any) you paid for it by sending a +written explanation to the person you received the work from. If you +received the work on a physical medium, you must return the medium with +your written explanation. The person or entity that provided you with +the defective work may elect to provide a replacement copy in lieu of a +refund. If you received the work electronically, the person or entity +providing it to you may choose to give you a second opportunity to +receive the work electronically in lieu of a refund. If the second copy +is also defective, you may demand a refund in writing without further +opportunities to fix the problem. + +1.F.4. Except for the limited right of replacement or refund set forth +in paragraph 1.F.3, this work is provided to you 'AS-IS' WITH NO OTHER +WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO +WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE. + +1.F.5. Some states do not allow disclaimers of certain implied +warranties or the exclusion or limitation of certain types of damages. +If any disclaimer or limitation set forth in this agreement violates the +law of the state applicable to this agreement, the agreement shall be +interpreted to make the maximum disclaimer or limitation permitted by +the applicable state law. The invalidity or unenforceability of any +provision of this agreement shall not void the remaining provisions. + +1.F.6. INDEMNITY - You agree to indemnify and hold the Foundation, the +trademark owner, any agent or employee of the Foundation, anyone +providing copies of Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works in accordance +with this agreement, and any volunteers associated with the production, +promotion and distribution of Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works, +harmless from all liability, costs and expenses, including legal fees, +that arise directly or indirectly from any of the following which you do +or cause to occur: (a) distribution of this or any Project Gutenberg-tm +work, (b) alteration, modification, or additions or deletions to any +Project Gutenberg-tm work, and (c) any Defect you cause. + + +Section 2. Information about the Mission of Project Gutenberg-tm + +Project Gutenberg-tm is synonymous with the free distribution of +electronic works in formats readable by the widest variety of computers +including obsolete, old, middle-aged and new computers. It exists +because of the efforts of hundreds of volunteers and donations from +people in all walks of life. + +Volunteers and financial support to provide volunteers with the +assistance they need, is critical to reaching Project Gutenberg-tm's +goals and ensuring that the Project Gutenberg-tm collection will +remain freely available for generations to come. In 2001, the Project +Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation was created to provide a secure +and permanent future for Project Gutenberg-tm and future generations. +To learn more about the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation +and how your efforts and donations can help, see Sections 3 and 4 +and the Foundation web page at https://www.pglaf.org. + + +Section 3. Information about the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive +Foundation + +The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation is a non profit +501(c)(3) educational corporation organized under the laws of the +state of Mississippi and granted tax exempt status by the Internal +Revenue Service. The Foundation's EIN or federal tax identification +number is 64-6221541. Its 501(c)(3) letter is posted at +https://pglaf.org/fundraising. Contributions to the Project Gutenberg +Literary Archive Foundation are tax deductible to the full extent +permitted by U.S. federal laws and your state's laws. + +The Foundation's principal office is located at 4557 Melan Dr. S. +Fairbanks, AK, 99712., but its volunteers and employees are scattered +throughout numerous locations. Its business office is located at +809 North 1500 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116, (801) 596-1887, email +business@pglaf.org. Email contact links and up to date contact +information can be found at the Foundation's web site and official +page at https://pglaf.org + +For additional contact information: + Dr. Gregory B. Newby + Chief Executive and Director + gbnewby@pglaf.org + + +Section 4. Information about Donations to the Project Gutenberg +Literary Archive Foundation + +Project Gutenberg-tm depends upon and cannot survive without wide +spread public support and donations to carry out its mission of +increasing the number of public domain and licensed works that can be +freely distributed in machine readable form accessible by the widest +array of equipment including outdated equipment. Many small donations +($1 to $5,000) are particularly important to maintaining tax exempt +status with the IRS. + +The Foundation is committed to complying with the laws regulating +charities and charitable donations in all 50 states of the United +States. Compliance requirements are not uniform and it takes a +considerable effort, much paperwork and many fees to meet and keep up +with these requirements. We do not solicit donations in locations +where we have not received written confirmation of compliance. To +SEND DONATIONS or determine the status of compliance for any +particular state visit https://pglaf.org + +While we cannot and do not solicit contributions from states where we +have not met the solicitation requirements, we know of no prohibition +against accepting unsolicited donations from donors in such states who +approach us with offers to donate. + +International donations are gratefully accepted, but we cannot make +any statements concerning tax treatment of donations received from +outside the United States. U.S. laws alone swamp our small staff. + +Please check the Project Gutenberg Web pages for current donation +methods and addresses. Donations are accepted in a number of other +ways including including checks, online payments and credit card +donations. To donate, please visit: https://pglaf.org/donate + + +Section 5. General Information About Project Gutenberg-tm electronic +works. + +Professor Michael S. Hart was the originator of the Project Gutenberg-tm +concept of a library of electronic works that could be freely shared +with anyone. For thirty years, he produced and distributed Project +Gutenberg-tm eBooks with only a loose network of volunteer support. + + +Project Gutenberg-tm eBooks are often created from several printed +editions, all of which are confirmed as Public Domain in the U.S. +unless a copyright notice is included. Thus, we do not necessarily +keep eBooks in compliance with any particular paper edition. + + +Most people start at our Web site which has the main PG search facility: + + https://www.gutenberg.org + +This Web site includes information about Project Gutenberg-tm, +including how to make donations to the Project Gutenberg Literary +Archive Foundation, how to help produce our new eBooks, and how to +subscribe to our email newsletter to hear about new eBooks. |