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diff --git a/40166.txt b/40166.txt deleted file mode 100644 index d7a75e8..0000000 --- a/40166.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4702 +0,0 @@ -The Project Gutenberg EBook of Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 4, -July-December, 1851, 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 and Queries, Index of Volume 4, July-December, 1851 - A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, - Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc. - -Author: Various - -Editor: George Bell - -Release Date: July 8, 2012 [EBook #40166] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: ASCII - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK NOTES AND QUERIES, INDEX OF *** - - - - -Produced by Charlene Taylor, Jonathan Ingram and the Online -Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This -file was produced from images generously made available -by The Internet Library of Early Journals.) - - - - - -[Transcriber's note: Original spelling variations have not been -standardized. To indicate italic fonts, _underscores_ have been used. -The paragraph or pilcrow sign has been rendered as [P]. A list of "Notes -and Queries" numbers and pages in Vol. IV has been added at the end.] - - - - -NOTES AND QUERIES - -Medium of Inter-Communication - -FOR - -LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC. - -"When found, make a note of."--CAPTAIN CUTTLE. - - - - -VOLUME FOURTH. - -JULY-DECEMBER, 1851. - -LONDON: - -GEORGE BELL, 186. FLEET STREET. - -1852. - - - - -INDEX - -TO - -THE FOURTH VOLUME. - - - - -A. - - Abacot, its derivation, 176. - - Abercrombie, the two Drs., 353. - - Aberdoniensis on the publication of the Doomsday Book of - Scotland, 7. - ---- on the late Sir J. Graham Dalyell, 35. - ---- on sculptured stones in Scotland, 86. - ---- on an early French printer, 234. - ---- on a MS. History of Scotland, 316. - ---- on giving ash-sap to children, 380. - - Abigail, its application to a lady's maid, 424. - - Abridgment of the Assizes, noticed, 41. - - Absalom's hair, 131. 243. - - Absalon (James F.) on "Kings have their conquests," 294. - - A. (C.) on the pronunciation of Coke and Cowper, 24. - ---- on various anagrams, 297. - - Ackey trade, its meaning, 40. 142. - - Acta Sanctorum, on its completion, 7. - - [Greek: Adelphos], note on the word, 339. 458. 486. - - Advent, or St. Teen, 99. - - Adventurer in 1632, who was he? 4. - - A. (E.) on Cromwell grants of land in Monaghan, 87. - ---- on siege in Londonderry, 87. - - AEgina, the island of, 255. 412. 508. - - AEgrotus on Nelson's coat, 114. - ---- on an English translation of Nonnus, 115. - ---- on an English translation of Alcon, 117. - ---- on the Duke of Normandy, 149. - ---- on Herschel anticipated, 233. - ---- on Sanford's Descensus, 232. - ---- on the recall of the Duke of Wellington, 233. - ---- on a physiological query, 233. - ---- on Locke's manuscripts, 243. - ---- on the Soul's Errand, 274. - ---- on White's illustrations to Dryden, 294. - ---- on Mary Queen of Scots, 313. - ---- on cause of transparency, 406. - ---- on lines attributed to Byron, 473. - ---- on Paul Hoste, a Jesuit, 474. - - A. (E. H.) inquiry respecting Rev. H. Bourne, 23. - ---- on the Burton family, 22. - ---- on Yorkshire fellowships at Oxford, 256. - ---- on consecration of bishops in Sweden, 345. - ---- on traditions from remote periods, 484. - ---- on Bishop Trelawney's case in parliament, 484. - - AEra, its derivation, 383. 454. - - Aeronaut on bones of birds, 294. - - AEsop, as usually represented, 174. - - A. (F.) on Lady Petre's monument, 74. - ---- on passage in Jeremy Taylor, 435. - - A. (F. R.) on Charles Dodd, the church historian, 11. - ---- on Miserrimus, 37. - ---- on Carli the economist, 242. - - Agla, meaning of, 116. 370. - - Agricola on meaning of aneroid, 295. - - Ague, cure for, 53. 111. 251. - - Ajax on the Cagots and Cretins, 331. - ---- on written and extempore sermons, 41. - - A. (J. J.) on "Crowns have their conquests," 428. - - A. (J. S.) on sale by candle, 383. - - Albion on Sir Edmund Plowden, 319. - - Alcon, English translation of, 117. - - Aldgate, London, a note on, 131. - - Alfieri, inedited letter of, 222. - - Algor (John) on the Burton family, 124. - ---- on Arbor Lowe and Stanton Moor, 390. - - Alkald (St.), noticed, 445. - - Allason (T.) on "Worse than a crime," 274. - - Alleman (Querelle d'), notices of the family, 238. - - Allport (Douglas) on peace illumination 1802, 77. - ---- on William Hone, 105. - - Almanac, a mental, 201. 341. - ---- of 1550, 4. - - Alpha on Carli and Italian writers, 175. - ---- on prophecy respecting France, 471. - - Alterius orbis papa, its origin, 11. 75. 489. - - Altrou, note on duration of reigns, 312. - ---- on print cleaning, 326. - ---- on Herschel anticipated, 509. - - Amadis de Gaule, early translation of, 85. - - Amanuensis on Wm. Lovel of Tarent Rawson, 190. - - Amanuensis (2) on the British Sidanen, 424. - - Amateur on Dictionary of Musicians, 444. - - Anagrams, 226. 297. 327. 350. 405. - - Aneroid, its meaning, 295. 356. - - Anglesey, History of, its author, 317. 453. - - Anglo-Catholic Library, Overall's Convocation Book, 365. 408. - - Annals of Dunagall, noticed, 41. - - Annals of Ulster, account of, 41. - - Anonymous Ravennas, 122. - - Antiquariensis on Macfarlane's Geographical Collections, 407. - - Ants of India, 231. - - Apple trees, offerings to, 309. - - Arabic inscriptions, the principle for decyphering, 266. 332. - 382. - - Arbor Lowe and Stanton Moor, 274. 390. - - Armorial bearings unknown, 58. 330. - - Armstrong (Edward) on the Gookins of Kent, 103. - - Arrow-head, or broad arrow, 315. 371. 412. - - Article XX., on a supposed forged clause, 87. - - Art'rizde, meaning of, 272. - - Arun on Fairlight church, 57. - ---- on bells in churches, 165. - ---- on the willow garland, 193. - - Arundelian collection, its dispersion, 361. - - A. (S.) on sacre cheveux, 208. - - Ash-sap given to new-born children, 273. 380. - - Ashton faggot burnt on Christmas eve, 309. - - Aster, the Latin termination, 59. - - Athenians, torture among, 423. - - Aubry de Montdidier's dog, 231. - - Aulus Gellius' description of a dimple, 134. 285. - - Authors of antiquity, recovery of the lost, 282. - - A. (W.) on Gen. James Wolfe, 323. - ---- on Chantry's statue of Mrs. Jordan, 332. - - [Greek: AXON] on the derivation of ear-wig, 274. - - Ayre family, particulars of, 274. 390. - - -B. - - B. on a Kelso convoy, 176. - ---- on Cardinal Wolsey in the stocks, 176. - ---- on Royal Registers, 474. - ---- on house at Welling, 502. - - B. (A.) on the Winchester execution, 317. - ---- on descendants of John of Gaunt, 343. - - B. (A. F.) on prenzie, in Measure for Measure, 63. - ---- on the word rack, in the Tempest, 121. - ---- on the pendulum demonstration, 129. 277. - ---- on Bede's Mental Almanack, 201. 341. 436. - ---- on Martial's distribution of hours, 273. - ---- on MS. note in Liber Sententiarum, 326. - ---- on the Aneroid barometer, 356. - ---- on Shakspeare's league and log-ship, 379. - ---- on the Rev. Richard Farmer, 428. - - Bacon, a poet, 474. 506. - - Bacon (Lord), poet referred to by him, 257. - - Badger, is it amphibious? 474. - - Baily's Annuities, spurious edition of, 19. - - Baker's daughter becomes an owl, 269. - - Banks family, notices of, 71. - - Bannel (K.) on meaning of nervous, 7. - - Banstead Downs, wells near, 315. 492. - - Barnwell (George), notice of a play by, 483. - - Baroner, its meaning, 232. - - Baronette, or banneret, 44. 164. - - Barrister, its etymology, 472. - - Bartanus on pregnant women taking an oath, 214. - ---- on early muster rolls, 367. - - Barton (Catharine), her maiden name, 11. - - Barton (Wm.), notices of Wm. Hone, 25. - ---- on Pope and Flatman, 132. - - Baskerville the printer, notices of, 40. 123. 211. - - Basnet family, notices of, 77. - - Bathurst (Dominus), who was he? 345. - - Bay on Banks family, 71. - - Bayley (Wm. D'Oyly) on Domingo Lomelyne, 194. - - B. (B.) on colonies in England, 371. - ---- on Roman Index Expurgatorius, 487. - ---- on perpetual lamp, 501. - - B. (C.) on the meaning of prenzie, 11. - ---- on Bicetre, or Vincestre, 13. - ---- on Jonah and the whale, 45. - ---- on sardonic smiles, 72. - ---- on "Heu quanto minus," 73. - ---- on Dryden and Oldham, 93. - ---- on the Cagots and Cretins, 331. - ---- on Lycian inscriptions, 488. - - B. (C. H.) on the derivation of spon, 29. - - B. (C. W.) on the expression "In print," 12. - ---- on a sketch of Bogatsky, 44. - ---- on Lady Hopton, 97. - ---- on Ussher's works, 110. - ---- on Lady Elizabeth Horner, 131. - ---- on the late William Hone, 241. - - Bealby (H. M.), notes on newspapers, 98. 418. - - Beaumont (Wm.) on Grimesditch, 331. - - Beaumont and Jeremy Taylor, 154. - - Bed, lines on, 175. - - Bede's Mental Almanack, 201. 341. 436. - - Bees informed of a death, 270. 308. 436. - - B. (E. H.) on curious facts in natural history, 189. - ---- on mazer-wood and sin-eaters, 211. - - B. (E. I.) on verses presented to General Monck, 421. - - Bellarmin's monstrous paradox, 45. 103. - - Bell-house, a Saxon, 102. 178. - - Bells in churches, 165. 241. - - B. (E. M.) on Spenser's portraits, 101. - ---- on Spenser's Faerie Queene, 133. - - Benbow on the cycle of the moon, 102. - - Bene't Fink (St.), its monumental inscriptions, 407. 491. - - Bensleys of Norwich, 115. 241. - - Berlin mean time, how reckoned, 256. 355. - - Bernard (St.), passage in, 133. - - Berth, its etymology, 83. 212. - - Berwick and Alva (Duke de), 133. 244. - - Beuno (St.), notices of, 424. - - Beville on portrait of Dryden, 59. - - B. (F.) on parochial names, 153. - - B. (F. J.) on armorial bearings, 58. - - [Hebrew: B., Beth.] on locusts of the New Testament, 351. - ---- on cross-legged effigies, 458. - - B. (H. A.) on Dictionary of Hackneyed Quotations, 405. - ---- on frontispiece to Hobbes' Leviathan, 487. - - Bhaugulpore, round towers at, 442. - - B. (H. H.) on inscription on an oak-board, 109. - ---- on churches decorated at Christmas, 109. - ---- on the mistletoe, 110. - ---- on curfew-bell at Charleston, 240. - - Bible divination in Suffolk, 148. - ---- lines on the, attributed to Byron, 473. - - Bibliophilus (Periergus) on carmagnoles, 489. - - Bibliothecarius Chethamensis on written sermons, 237. - - Bicetre, or Vincestre, 13. - - Biographical dictionary, a new one suggested, 483. - - Birds, the hollowness of their bones, 294. - ---- care for the dead, 131. - - Bishops, can they vacate their sees? 293. - - Bishops, their marriage, 57. 125. 194. 196. 298. 346. 427. - - B. (J.) on registry of British subjects abroad, 7. - ---- on payments for destroying vermin, 208. - ---- on parish registers and briefs, 232. - ---- on the word [Greek: Adelphos], 458. - - B. (J.), Manchester, on the genealogy of the Tonges, 384. - - B (J. N.) on "Alterius orbis papa," 75. - ---- on inscription on a pair of spectacles, 407. - - B. (J. O.) on "Heu quanto minus," &c., 21. - ---- on curious monumental inscription, 88. - - B. (J. S.) on parish register of Petworth, 27. - ---- on John Bodley, 240. - ---- on parish registers, 490. - ---- on clekit house, 506. - - Blessing by the hand, 74. 214. - - Bl. (J.) on locusts, 352. - - Blood, circulation of the, 110. - - Bloodhound, its scent, 368. 455. - - Blowen, on the meaning of Bummaree, 39. - ---- on plaids and tartans, 107. - ---- on an Irish halfpenny, 138. - ---- on salmon fishery in the Thames, 141. - ---- on the Tradescants, 182. - ---- on pun by William Oldys, 206. - ---- on epitaph in Dalkeith churchyard, 230. - ---- on the ball that killed Nelson, 471. - - B. (M. W.) on the death of the Hon. Spencer Perceval, 4. - ---- on an anecdote of Curran, 173. - ---- on execution under singular circumstances, 191. - ---- on portrait of Edmund Burke, 271. - ---- on quotation from an old ballad, 391. - ---- on ducks and drakes, 502. - - Bne, on Jacobus de Voragine, 23. - - Bockett (Julia R.), notices of the Basnet family, 77. - ---- on noble and workhouse names, 198. - ---- on monumental symbolism, 209. - ---- on Upton Court, 493. - - Bodley (John), notices of, 59. 117. 240. - - Bogatsky, a sketch of him, 44. - - Bohun (Edmund), particulars of, 484. - - Bold on the family of Kyme, 23. - - Book plates, 46. 93. 354. - - Books, notices of new-- - ---- Agassiz and Gould's Outlines of Comparative Physiology, - 510. - ---- Allport's Kits Coty House, 30. - ---- Andrews' Latin-English Lexicon, 199. - ---- Archaeologia Cambrensis, No. VII., 14. - ---- Book of English Songs, 302. - ---- Boswell's Life of Johnson, 302. - ---- British Museum, list of autograph letters, charters, - &c., 183. - ---- Buckley's Canons of the Council of Trent, 46. - ---- Buff's Letters on the Physics of the Earth, 413. - ---- Calmet's Dictionary abridged, 333. - ---- Carlile's Manual of the Anatomy and Physiology of the - Human Mind, 29. - ---- Chase, the, by Nimrod, 286. - ---- Chatelaine's Rambles through Rome, 245. - ---- Chronological New Testament, 357. - ---- Cicero's Orations, translated by Yonge, 510. - ---- Cockerell's Iconography of Wells Cathedral, 245. - ---- Comical Creatures from Wurtemberg, 124. - ---- D'Anton's History of Drogheda, 493. - ---- De Lamartine's Stone Mason of St. Pont, 126. - ---- Denarius--Shall we keep the Crystal Palace? 14. - ---- Ellis's Map of various Public Clocks, 493. - ---- Ely Cathedral, Archaeological Guide to, 199. - ---- Eothen, in Traveller's Library, 460. - ---- Essays from The Times, 286. - ---- Family Almanack and Educational Register, 478. - ---- Foss's Judges of England, 13. - ---- Foulke's Manual of Ecclesiastical History, 332. - ---- Fouque's Undine, 478. - ---- Gesammtabentheuer. By Von der Hagen, 263. - ---- Grant's Memoirs of Sir J. Hepburn, 357. - ---- Gregory's Letters on the Evidences, 166. - ---- Guizot's Iconographie Chretienne, 286. - ---- ---- Monk's Contemporaries, 126. - ---- Gutch's Literary and Scientific Register for 1852, 510. - ---- Halle's (Dr.) Letters Historical and Botanical, 143. - ---- Halliwell's Catalogue of Proclamations, &c., 493. - ---- Hand Atlas of Physical Geography, 429. - ---- Haydn's Book of Dignities, 429. - ---- Henry's Unripe Windfalls, 509. - ---- Heywood's Golden and Silver Ages, 29. - ---- Hunt's Elementary Physics, 429. - ---- James's Life and Times of Louis XIV., 215. - ---- Kelke's Churchyard Manual, 199. - ---- Kirchhoff's Beitraege zur Geschichte des Deutschen - Buchhandels, 46. - ---- Laing's Journal of a Residence in Norway, 182. - ---- Lamartine's History of the Restoration of the Monarchy - in France, 142. - ---- Lansdowne Shakspeare, 509. - ---- Latham's Germania of Tacitus, 477. - ---- ---- Handbook of the English Language, 357. - ---- Layard's Nineveh, abridged, 373. - ---- Lebahn's Self-Instructor in German, 478. - ---- Literature of the Rail, 183. - ---- Lucretius on the Nature of Things, translated, 395. - ---- Mantell's Handbook to the Organic Remains in the - British Museum, 413. - ---- Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor, 413. - ---- Merlet's Dictionary of French Difficulties, 478. - ---- Mitchel's Orbs of Heaven, 303. - ---- Mormons, or Latter-day Saints, 303. - ---- Murray's Handbook of Modern London, 125. - ---- Neander's General History of the Christian Religion, - 126. - ---- ---- Planting of the Christian Church, 303. - ---- Notae Ferales, a few Words on the Modern System of - Interment, 14. - ---- Official Catalogue of the Great Exhibition, 459. - ---- Ovid's Metamorphoses, translated, 303. - ---- Pauli's Koenig AElfred und seine Stelle in der Geschichte - Englands, 166. - ---- Pfeiffer's (Madame) Voyage round the World, 373. - ---- Planche's Pursuivant of Arms; or Heraldry founded upon - Facts, 459. - ---- Redding's The Stranger in London, 166. - ---- Redding's History of Modern Wines, 395. - ---- Salisbury Volume of the Archaeological Institute, 395. - ---- Scott's Antiquarian Gleanings in the North, 332. - ---- Smith's Address before the Royal Geographical Society, - 166. - ---- Stoeckhardt's Principles of Chemistry, 333. - ---- Todd's Three Treatises by John Wycklyffe, 46. - ---- Traveller's Library, 94. 460. - ---- Tregelles' History of the Jansenists, 215. - ---- Ullman's Life of Gregory of Nazianzum, 357. - ---- Vasari's Lives of Painters, Sculptors, &c., 143. 395. - ---- Vaux's Handbook to the Antiquities in the British - Museum, 126. 413. - ---- Walker's Cab Fare of London, 396. - ---- Welsh Ecclesiastical Sketches, 413. - ---- Whitaker's Clergyman's Diary and Ecclesiastical - Directory, 478. - ---- Williams' Glossary of British Dress and Armour, 29. - ---- Wilson's Little Earnest Book upon a Great Old Subject, - 357. - ---- Wolf's Beitraege zur Deutschen Mythologie, 493. - - Books, privately printed, 17. - - Bootikins described, 232. - - Borderer on the Latin termination "aster," 59. - ---- on Childe Harold, Canto iv. st. li. lii., 83. - ---- on the Lay of the Last Minstrel, 134. - ---- on plaids and tartans, 445. - - [Greek: Boreas] on the locusts of the New Testament, 255. - ---- on anonymous works, 293. - ---- on a History of Anglesey, 317. - - Borough English, 133. 214. 235. 259. - - Borrow's Bible in Spain, 101. - - Boswell's Tour in the Hebrides, a misquotation in, 474. 506. - - Botfield (Beriah) On the Caxton Memorial, 69. 289. - - Bourchier family, their monuments, 233. 329. 392. - - Bourne (Rev. Henry), notices of, 23. - - Bow, test of strength of, 56. 210. 392. - - B. (P.) on Joceline's Legacy, 454. - - Braham Moor, account of, 270. - - Bramhall (Bishop) and Milton, 341. - - Bray (Dr.), his portrait wanted, 382. - - Braybrooke (Lord) on Horace Walpole at Eton, 206. - ---- on the song Winifreda, 238. - ---- on Cooper's miniature of Cromwell, 368. - ---- on the locality of Grimsditch, 372. - - Breen (Henry II.) on the proverb, "Les Anguilles de Melun," - 20. - ---- on the phrase "Kiss the hare's foot," 21. - ---- on the etymology of Fontainebleau, 38. - ---- on La Mere Jeane, 40. - ---- on Histoire des Severambes, 43. - ---- on the meaning of fort une, 57. - ---- on Queen Brunehaut, 86. - ---- on cockroach, 151. - ---- on Sir Walter Raleigh in Virginia, 190. - ---- on anagrams, 226. - ---- on Aubrey de Montdidier's dog, 231. - ---- on lines on Cagliostro, 368. - ---- on the aborigines of St. Domingo, 433. - ---- on Latin verse on Franklin, 443. - ---- on a passage in Goldsmith, 482. - ---- on "Hell paved with priests' skulls," 484. - ---- on Pope and Flatman, 505. - - Brentford, the two kings of, 369. - - Briefs for collections, 232. - - Bristol tables, 406. 454. - - Briwingable, its meaning, 22. 212. - - Broad Halfpenny Down, 133. 197. - - Broctuna on the Earl of Derwentwater, 133. - - Broom, hanging out the, at mast-heads, 76. - - Brown (J.), jun. on Oldys on London libraries, 176. - - Brown (T. R.) on the word [Greek: Adelphos], 339. 487. - - Bruce (J.) on written sermons, 8. - - Brunanburgh, battle of, 249. 327. - - Brunehaut (Queen), 86. 136. 193. - - Brunswick mum, why so called, 177. - - B. (R. W.), lines on a bed, 175. - ---- on fees for inoculation, 231. - - B. (T.) on planets of the month, 23. - - Buckhounds, master of the, 422. - - Buckley (Theodore) on Pope and Flatman, 210. - ---- a hint to catalogue makers, 340. - ---- on verses in classical prose, 455. - - Buckton, (T. J.) on blessing by the hand, 74. - ---- on the whale of Jonah, 178. - ---- on Nineveh inscriptions, 220. - ---- on language of ancient Egypt, 240. - ---- on linteamina and surplices, 262. - ---- on Arabic inscriptions, 266. - ---- on the Indian origin of gypsies, 471. - - Bull (John) on the pronunciation of Cowper, 138. - - Bummaree, its meaning, 39. 74. 93. - - Bunche's (Mother) Fairy Tales, 209. - - Bunting's Irish Melodies, 452. - - Bunyan and the Visions of Hell, 139. - - Burghley, the Lord of, a play, 12. - - Buriensis on Gen. Moyle, 443. - ---- on clekit house, 473. - ---- on the origin of turnpikes, 503. - - Burke (Edmund), portraits of, 271. 332. - - Burke's "mighty boar of the forest," 391. - - Burn, how to cure a, 500. - - Burns and Propertius, parallel between, 54. - - Burton family, notices of, 22. 124. - - Burton's Life of Cromwell, 41. - - Burtt (Joseph) on the punishment of Edward of Caernarvon, - 409. - - Bute (Marchioness of) on Lady Flora Hastings' bequest, 109. - - Butler (Bp.), his MS. Sermons, 316. - - Butler's Analogy, Latin translation of, 85. - - Butterfly, its various transformations, 27. - - Butts of Norwich, their genealogy, 501. - - Buxtorf's translation of Elias Levita's Treatise, 272. 328. - 391. - - Bw. (F.) on Aulus Gellius' dimple, 285. - - Byng (Adm.), lines attributed to him, 403. - - Byron's Childe Harold, cant. iv. st. li. lii., 83. - - Byron's Childe Harold, "Son of the Morning," 209. 330. 391. - - -C. - - C. on the lord mayor not a privy councillor, 9. 28. 157. 284. - ---- on the secret service money of Charles II., 40. - ---- on Pope's translations of Horace, 58. 139. 284. - ---- on the meaning of bummaree, 93. - ---- on miss or mistress, 93. - ---- on thread the needle, 141. - ---- on the royal library, 155. - ---- on the right divine of kings, 160. - ---- on planets of the month, 164. - ---- on the Bensley tragedy, 241. - ---- on Pope's honest factor, 244. - ---- on epigram ascribed to Mary, queen of Scots, 316. - ---- on portraits of Burke, 332. - ---- on a portrait of Dr. Bray, 382. - ---- anecdotes of bishop's signatures, 392. - - C. (A.) on school superstitions, 53. - ---- on children at a birth, 73. - - C. (A. B.) on marriage of bishops, 57. - ---- on the pedigree of Jenings, 424. - - Cabal, its earliest use, 443. 507. - - Cachecope bell, its derivation, 299. - - C. (A. E.) on autographs of Weaver and Fuller, 474. - - Cagliostro, lines on, 368. - - Cagots, their history, 190. 331. 387. - - Caistor church, plough suspended in, 406. - - Calendar, note on the, 218. - - Caleva Atrebatum, site of, 424. - - Camera (de) on Serius Seriadesque, 11. - ---- on the maiden name of Catherine Barton, 11. - ---- on Lady Russell and Mr. Hampden, 21. - ---- on round towers at Bhaugulpore, 442. - - Campanella and Adami, 275. - - Campbell on a quotation in The Flower of Love, 407. - - Campkin (Henry) on peace illumination, 1802, 23. - ---- on eisell, wormwood, and scurvy ale, 68. - ---- on an engraved portrait, 443. - ---- on suppressed epilogue by Dryden, 472. - - Can. Ebor. on convocation of York, 425. - ---- on three estates of the realm, 196. - - Capital punishment, mitigation of, 434. - - Carfax, its meaning, 214. - - Carli, the economist, 175. 242. 356. - - Carmagnoles, its meaning, 208. 489. - - Carnaby, its meaning, 161. - - Cassek gwenwyn, its meaning, 269. 392. - - Catalogue makers, hint to, 340. - - Cavalcade, its proper rendering, 269. 343. - - Caxton memorial suggested, 33. 69. 107. 145. 289. 384. - ---- coffer, 250. 270. 292. 312. 340. 436. - ---- his presses, sticks, and chases, 232. - - C. (B. H.) on anachronisms of painters, 369. - - C. (B. N.) on symbols in painting, 443. - - C. (D.) on fort une, 142. - - C. (E.) Praed's charade on, 368. - - Cebes, ancient wood engraving of, 12. - - C. (Edith) on Queen Brunehaut, 136. - - Cephas on marriage of ecclesiastics, 298. - - Cervantes, the date of his death, 116. 261. - - C. (G.) on Baskerville, the printer, 40. - - C. (G. A.) on General Moyle, 490. - - C. (G. R.) on Borough-English, 235. 259. - ---- on authors of the Homilies, 346. - - C. (H.) on Petty Cury, 121. - ---- on Sundays, on what days of the month, 134. - ---- on the origin of cockney, 273. - - Chalk-back day, its origin, 501. - - Chalmers (George), inquiry respecting his MSS., 58. 196. - - Charib, its derivation, 484. - - Charles II., his statue formerly in Stock's Market, 40. 124. - ---- secret service money of, 40. - - Charter, date of one wanted, 152. 215. - - Chatter-box, its derivation, 344. - - Chattes of Haselle, its meaning, 382. - - Chaucer and Gray, parallel between, 54. - - C. (H. C.), on a Saxon bell-house, 178. - ---- on Rectitudines Singularum Personarum, 442. - - C. (H.) de St. Croix on prophecies of Nostradamus, 140. 329. - - Chesterfield (Lord), his lines on Queen Caroline, 444. - - Chevy-chase, a ballad, 206. 254. - - Children at a birth, 73. 114. - - Chipperfeild & Co. (Tom.), 251. - - Churches decorated at Christmas, 109. - - Churches, services within ruined, 231. 261. 355. - - Churchill's paraphrase on Psalm cxxxvii, 82. - - Cicada, or Tettigonia Septemdecim, 423. - - C. (I. J.) on notation by coalwhippers, 21. - - Civilian (an old Bengal) on "Son of the Morning," 209. - - C. (J.), on discount, 208. - - C. (J. H.) on meaning of rasher, 177. - ---- on meaning of mop, 190. - - C. (J. N.) on the locality of Dell, 39. - ---- on the meaning of Ackey trade, 40. - ---- on an Irish coin with legend Voce populi, 57. - ---- on "suum cuique tribuere," 75. - ---- on panelling inscription at Lynn, 407. - ---- on Connecticut halfpenny, 424. - - C. (J. S.) on discovery of drowned bodies, 298. - - Clarke (Mrs. Mary Anne), notice of, 396. 493. - - Claymore, inscription on a, 59. 124. - - Clekit house, its meaning, 473. 506. - - Cleopatra's needle, when and why so called? 101. - - Clergy charities, list of, wanted, 21. - - Clericus on the genealogy of Lord Clifford, 274. - ---- on the meaning of farlieu, 317. - - Clerk of the House on whig and tory, 57. - - Clerke (Francis), notice of, 192. - - Clifford (Lord), his genealogy, 274. - - Climate, the eighth, its meaning, 301. - - Clydesdale (Lord), noticed, 154. - - Cm. on Article XX., 87. - - Coalwhippers, principle of notation by, 21. 124. - - Cock and bull story, 312. - - Cockayne motto "En bon et poyer," 473. - - Cocker's Arithmetic, 102. 149. - - Cockney, its origin, 273. 318. 475. - - Cockroach, its derivation, 151. - - Coke, how pronounced, 24. 76. 93. 244. 300. - - Cole (Robert) on Moore's Almanack, 162. - ---- on General James Wolfe, 322. - - Coleridge's Christabel, query on a MS. portion of, 316. 410. - ---- Essays on Beauty, 175. 214. - - Colet, on Oxford edition of Jewel's works, 225. - - Collar of SS., 147. 230. 236. 345. 456. - - Collier (J. Payne) on John a Kent and John a Cumber, 83. - - Collins (Mortimer) on Coleridge's Essays - ---- on Beauty, 214. - ---- on a MS. portion of Coleridge's Christabel, 316. - ---- on stanzas in Childe Harold, 325. - ---- on Vogelweide, 346. - - Collodion, and its application to photography, 443. - - Colman (J. B.) on pauper's badge, 294. - ---- on finger pillories, 458. - - Colonies in England, 272. 370. 452. - - Columbus' bust at Havanna, 437. - - Commandments, early divisions of the ten, 63. - - Commissioners on officers of justice, their report, 152. 198. - - Companion ladder, its meaning, 485. - - Complexion, its meaning, 28. - - Conceyted Letters, &c., their author? 7. - - Connecticut halfpenny, 424. - - Conquest's (Dr.) Emendated Bible, 103. - - Conscience, a case of the force of, 38. - - Constant reader on companion ladder, 485. - - Constantius II., coins of, 238. 327. - - Convocation for the province of York, 368. 425. - - Cooper (C. H.) on early visitations, 29. - ---- on Petty Cury, 120. - ---- on Cowper or Cooper, 137. - ---- on Fairlight church, 160. - ---- on the man of law, 197. - ---- on commissioners on officers of justice, 198. - ---- on a sword-blade note, 213. - ---- on ancient Gravesend boats, 230. - ---- on the term baroner, 232. - ---- on decretorum doctor, 242. - ---- on bells in churches, 244. - ---- on story referred to by Jeremy Taylor, 262. - ---- on music at funerals, 404. - ---- on descendants of John of Gaunt, 490. - - Cooper's miniature of Cromwell, 368. - - Cordeux family, their armorial bearings, 407. - - Corney (Bolton) on a Caxton memorial, 33. 107. 384. - ---- on the Caxton coffer, 250. 270. 292. 312. 340. - ---- on the first edition of Welwood's Memoirs, 45. - ---- on the Rev. Richard Farmer, 407. - ---- on Hugh Holland, and his works, 91. - ---- on De Grammont's Memoires, 261. - ---- on Dr. Bernard's character of Abp. Ussher, 365. - ---- on earwig, 429. - ---- on foreign ambassadors, 477. - ---- on Johannes Trithemius, 489. - - Cornish arms and motto, 175. - - Cornish (James) on plagiarisms, 36. - ---- on statue of Mrs. Jordan, 58. - ---- on hanging out the broom, 76. - ---- on notices of W. Godwin, 76. - ---- on the American use of raised, 83. - ---- on D'Israeli and Hume, 83. - ---- on D'Israeli: Pope and Goldsmith, 99. - ---- on Hogarth and Cowper, 85. - ---- on etymology of gooseberry, 92. - - Cornish (Wm.) on Baskerville, the printer, 211. - - Corpse passing makes a right of way, 124. 240. - - Corruptions in acknowledged words, 313. 436. 470. - - Costume for ladies, 150. - - Covines, authorities wanted, 208. - - Cowgill on proverbial philosophy, 81. - ---- on oaths taken by pregnant women, 151. - ---- on Charles Lamb's epitaph, 161. - ---- on the authoress of A Residence on the Shores of the - Baltic, 237. - ---- on marriage of ecclesiastics, 348. - ---- on surplices, 356. - ---- on family of Butts, 501. - - Cowley and Gray, 204. 252. - - Cowper, how pronounced, 24. 76. 93. 137. - - Cowper law, 101. 242. - - Cozens, the painter, 368. 412. 491. - - C. (P. P.) on punishment of prince Edward, 454. - - Cranmore on the Rev. J. Paget, 133. - ---- on Cocker's Arithmetic, 149. - ---- on proverb, "As lazy as Ludlam's dog," 165. - ---- on Baskerville, the printer, 211. - - Creed (G.) on the sign, the Dog and Duck, 37. - ---- on the statue of Charles II., 40. - ---- on Margaret Maultasch, 56. - ---- on quotation from Shakspeare, 154. - ---- on the origin of log-book, 154. - ---- on Brunswick mum, 177. - ---- on serpent represented with a human head, 191. - ---- on ash-sap given to new-born children, 273. - - Creusius (Jacobus) noticed, 473. - - Critolaus and the Horatii and Curiatii, 443. - - Cromwell (Oliver), his private amours, 19. 122. - ---- Cooper's miniature of, 368. - ---- did Bp. Gibson write his life? 117. 180. 330. - ---- grants of land in Monaghan, 87. 123. - - Crosses and crucifixes, 422. 485. - - Crossley (Francis) on derivation of London, 505. - - Crossley (James) on Pope's Translation of Horace, 122. 239. - ---- on "the right divine of kings," 125. - ---- on Bunyan and the Visions of Hell, 139. - ---- on lines from Chorus Sacerdotum, 139. - ---- on Dr. Matthew Sutcliffe, 152. - ---- on whig and tory, 164. - ---- on Gibson's Life of Cromwell, 180. - ---- on Blackloanae Haeresis, 240. - ---- on a sermon of Jeremy Taylor, 251. - ---- on warnings to Scotland, 283. - ---- on stanzas in Childe Harold, 285. - ---- on the study of geometry in Lancashire, 300. - ---- on Defoe and the Mercator, 338. - ---- on inscriptions in the church of St. Bene't Fink, 407. - - Crow and lady-bird charms, 53. - - C. (S. C.) on the astronomical term climate, 301. - ---- on passage in George Herbert, 329. - - Cs. (R.) on quotation in Boswell's Hebrides, 474. - - C. (Streatham) on Vincent Kidder, 502. - - C. (T.) on the locusts of the New Testament, 351. - ---- on the effects of moonlight, 355. - ---- on Berlin astronomical time, 355. - - Ct. (J. W.) on Bellarmin's paradox, 45. - - Cuckold's cap, an old Song, 468. - - Cunningham (Peter) on De Grammont's Memoirs, 233. - ---- Hand-book of London, additions to 267. - - Curfew bell in Charleston, 240. - - Curiosus, on statute of limitations abroad, 256. - - Curol, its meaning, 101. - - Curran, anecdote of, 173. 391. - - C. (W. J.) on the derivation of charib, 484. - - C. (W. K.) on authors of the Homilies, 412. - - C. (W. R.) on Noctes Templariae, 152. - - Cycle of the moon, 102. - - -D. - - D. on an almanac of 1550, 4. - ---- on Lord John Frescheville, 441. - ---- on parish registers, &c., 473. - - [Greek: D.] on the authorship of Conceyted Letters, &c., 7. - - D. (A.) on bees being informed of a death, 309. - - D. (A. A.) on noli episcopari, 346. - ---- on works on the origin of evil, 346. - ---- on verses occurring in classical prose, 382. - ---- on gold medal of the Duke of York, 407. - ---- on Dido and AEneas, 423. - ---- on pegs and thongs for rowing, &c., 423. - - Dacre monument at Hurstmonceux, 354. - - Dacres of the north, 382. - - Dalstonia on Mother Bunche's Tales, 209. - - Dalyell (Sir J. Graham) notices of, 35. - - Damasked linen, 446. - - Darby and Joan, an old ditty, 196. - - Darnell (N. N.) on tapestry story of Justinian, 256. - - Dauphin of France, 149. 195. - - Davies (Thomas Stephens) on magnetical discovery, 58. 125. - - Davus on the cognomen Walker, 424. - - Davys, (Sir John), his monument, 256. 327. - - Day of the month, lines on, 130. - - D. (C. de) on an adventurer in 1632, 4. - ---- on umbrellas, 75. - ---- on Cowper law, 101. - ---- on the pronunciation of Coke, 300. - - D. (E.) on Perrot's Primmer for children, 28. - - Dead, on salting the bodies of, 6. 43. 162. - - Dead letter, origin of the term, 345. - - Deal, its meaning, 88. 161. - - Deans (Jeanie), her energetic character, 434. - - Decretorum doctor, its use, 191. 242. - - D. (E. A.) on the word bummaree, 74. - ---- on Flemish account, 504. - - De Foe, an engraved portrait of, 443. 491. - ---- connection with the Mercator, 338. - ---- house at Stoke Newington, 256. 299. - - D. (E. H. D.) on Stella being Swift's sister, 160. - ---- on translation of Sarpi's Council of Trent, 275. - ---- on fides carbonarii, 283. - ---- on ancient language of Egypt, 302. - ---- on the earliest use of cabal, 443. - ---- on dial motto at Karlsbad, 507. - ---- on wyle cop, 509. - - Dell, in what county? 39. - - Delta, on Sanskrit elementary books, 103. - - De Missy (Caesar), account of, 153. - - Deodands, and their application, 484. - - Deptford, inundation at, 316. - - Derwentwater (Earl of), 133. - - Desmond, the old Countess of, 305. 426. - - Dessawdorf on the disguisyings, 254. - - Devil's knell, 116. - - Devonian on meaning of pallant, 442. - - Devonshire superstitions, 98. - - D. (G. H.) on MS. fragments of old poetry, 51. - - D. (H. G.) on two broadside ditties, 311. - ---- on Gen. James Wolfe, 322. 503. - - Dial motto at Karlsbad, 471. 507. - - Dido and AEneas, 423. - - Dies irae, dies illa, its authorship, 71. - - "Dieu et mon droit," its origin, 299. - - Dingle, early history of, 152. - - Discount, its origin, 208. - - Disguisyings, a performance, 254. - - D'Israeli: Pope and Goldsmith, 99. 381. - - D'Israeli and Hume, 83. - - Distord, its meaning, 6. - - D. (J.) on the cunning of the fox, 295. - - D. (J. D.) on St. Beuno, 424. - - D--n, on lord mayor not a privy councillor, 236. - - Dn. (W.) on wife of St. Patrick, 190. - ---- on Lord Strafford and Abp. Usher, 349. - - Dobbin (O. T.) on English sapphics, 182. - ---- on works on the Life of St. Paul, 198. - ---- on a work on Speculative Difficulties, 198. - ---- on the late William Hone, 241. - - Dodd (Charles), notices of him, 11. - - Dog and Duck, the sign, 37. - - Dog--the phrase "old dog," in Hudibras, 21. - - Dog's head in the pot, the sign of, 139. - - Dogmatism and puppyism, 102. 160. - - Dole-banks, or boundary-banks, 213. - - Domingo, St., the aborigines of, 433. - - Domesday book of Scotland, was it ever published? 7. 213. - - Dominis (Mark Antony de), Abp. of Spalatro, 257. 295. - - Don, a poem, the early editions, 441. - - Donizetti, new facts concerning, 380. - - Dorfsnaig on marriage of bishops, 196. - - Douglas (J. A.) on Lady Petre's monument, 22. - - Douglas (Robert) and Mary queen of Scotland, 23. 299. - - D. (P.) on parliamentary debates, 1768 to 1774, 368. - - D. (Q.E.) on religious statistics, 382. - - D. (R.) on the use of bootikins, 232. - - Dray, its meaning, 209. - - Dredge (John I.) on John Bodley, 240. - ---- on Dr. Wm. Wall's works, 490. - - Drimmnitavichillichatan, its locality, 501. - - Drowned, how to discover their bodies, 148. 251. 297. - - Dryander (Francis). See _Enzinas_. - - Dryasdust on Gibson's Life of Cromwell, 117. - ---- on Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy, 272. - ---- on the early use of the crucifix, 422. - - Dryden, on a passage in, 13. - ---- and Oldham, 36. 93. - ---- illustrated by T. Holt White, 294. 411. - ---- portrait wanted, 59. - ---- suppressed epilogue by, 472. - - D. (T.) on Sinaitic inscriptions, 382. - - Dubourg (G.) on musical composition of Matthew Dubourg, 443. - - Dubourg (Matthew), musical compositions of, 443. - - Ducks and drakes, 502. - - Dunrossness on Shetland folk lore, 500. - - Durden, its etymology, 424. - - Durham see, its privileges and customs, 425. - - D. (W.) on the first panorama, 54. - - Dx. on Berlin mean time, 256. - ---- on locusts of the New Testament, 352. - - Dyke (Henry) on Aulus Gellius' dimple, 285. - - -E. - - E. on lord mayor not a privy councillor, 180. - ---- on poet referred to by Bacon, 257. - - E. (A.) on Pope's connection with Upton Court, 315. - - Eagle, arms displayed on spread, 424. - - Earthquake at the Crucifixion, 343. - - Earth's form, theory of, 76. - - Earwig, its derivation, 274. 393. 411. 429. - - Eastwood (J.) on Petty Cury, 120. - ---- on Sacre cheveux, 262. - ---- on payments for destroying vermin, 389. - ---- on derivation of London, 505. - - Eboracomb on the family of Etty, 27. - - E. (B. P. D.) on an entomological query, 141. - - Ecclesiastics, marriage of. See _Bishops_. - - Eclipse, mistake as to one, 58. 125. - - E. (C. P.) on Beaumont and Jeremy Taylor, 154. - - Eden (C. Page) on sermon of Bp. Taylor's, 354. - - Edward, prince of Wales, his punishment, 338. 409. 453. - - Effagies on Gray and Virgil, 285. - - Effaress on Broad Halfpenny Down, 133. - - Effigies, cross-legged, date of the latest, 382. 458. - ---- of English sovereigns in France, 265. - - Egmont (Frederick), 151. - - Egypt, language of ancient, 152. 240. 302. - - E. (H.) on supposed witchcraft, 35. - ---- on the city Fermilodum, 345. - ---- on play of George Barnwell, 483. - - E. (H. N.) on monumental symbolism, 72. - ---- on meaning of Pharetram de Tutesbit, 316. - ---- on Chattes of Haselle, 382. - ---- on testing a bow, 392. - ---- on the arms of the Methwen family, 424. - - E. (H. T.) on the first panorama, 54. - ---- on the house of Yvery, 101. - ---- on posie of other men's flowers, 125. - ---- on works on horology, 240. - ---- on ruined churches, 356. - - Eisell controversy, 36. - - E. (J.), was Milton an Anglo-Saxon scholar? 100. - ---- on an entomological query, 101. - ---- on the poems of Richard Rolle, 116. - ---- on a ship's berth, 212. - - Elfshot, its cure, 500. - - Elginensis on warnings to Scotland, 233. - - Elizabeth (Queen), equestrian figure of, 231. - ---- madrigals in her praise, 185. - ---- scandal against, 161. - - Ellacombe (H. T.) on Thomas Kingeston, 22. - ---- on the first panorama, 119. - ---- on payments for destroying vermin, 447. - - Elliot (R. W.) on superstitions respecting bees, 308. - ---- on the proverb, "merry Wakefield," 369. - ---- on a plough in Castor church, 406. - - Ellison (Nathaniel) on the death of Pitt, 232. - - Ellrake, or Hell-rake, 192. 260. - - Elsevir on the two Drs. Abercrombie, 353. - - Ely cathedral, inscription in, 116. - - Emblems, a chapter on, 403. - - E. (M. C.) on etymology of London, 437. - - Em quad on Caxton's printing materials, 232. - - England, metrical history of, 315. - - Enquirer on the convocation of York, 368. - - Ensis on the proof of a sword, 39. - - Entomological query, 101. 141. - - Enzinas, or Dryander, inquiry after his works, 5. - - Epitaph in Dalkeith churchyard, 230. - - E. (P. S.) on the completion of the Acta Sanctorum, 7. - - Equestrian statues, 72. 126. - - Equivocation, treatise of, 419. 488. - - Erasmus, epigram on, 437. - - Ercad on the Dacres of the north, 382. - - Ermines on heraldic figures at Tonbridge, 115. - - Ernle's letter respecting Lady Hopton, 97. - - Eryx, on the word _secant_ in Virgil, 24. - - Erza on Lady Flora Hastings' bequest, 44. - - Essex's expedition to Ireland, 191. - - Etty, the artist, family of, 27. - - Eupator on treatise of equivocation, 419. - ---- on justice to Pope Pius V., 421. - - Eustace (St.), his legend, 52. - - Evans (Lewis) on the custom of souling, 506. - - Execution under singular circumstances, 191. 243. 284. 317. - - Exon on legal time, 502. - - Exons of the guard, 87. - - -F. - - F. on Mallet's second wife, 191. - ---- on the Winchester execution, 284. - - Faber-Ferrarius On Dryden and Oldham, 93. - - Fairlight church, description of, 57. 160. - - Fairy dances, 173. - - Fanny on a fragment, "The Abbey," 372. - ---- on Isabel, queen of the Isle of Man, 423. - - Farlieu, its meaning, 317. - - Farmer (Rev. Richard), his character, 379. 407. 428. - - Fasciculus temporum, 148. 276. - - F. (E.) on thread the needle, 140. - - F. (E. D. C.) on the spelling of Orinoco, 24. - - Fell (Leonard), was he brother of the judge? 256. - - Felton, where is the letter found in his hat? 152. - - Fennell (Wm.) on portrait of Whiston, 21. - - Fenton (John) on Nao, ship, 28. - - Fermilodum, was it a city? 345. 395. - - Fest sittings, 42. - - F. (F. F.) on the word repudiate, 163. - - F. (H.) on the privileges of the Durham See, 425. - ---- on compositions during the Protectorate, 490. - ---- on dial motto at Karlsbad, 507. - - "Fiat justitia, ruat coelum," origin of the apothegm, 91. - - "Fides Carbonaria," origin of the phrase, 233. 283. - - Finavdis (Father), an anagram by him, 405. - - Finger pillories in churches, 315. 395. 458. - - Fire unknown in certain islands, 209. 283. 331. - - Fishes, Greek names in the Vespae, 501. - - Fits, cure for, 53. - - Fitzgerald, Lord Edw., the house of, 173. 230. 411. - - Flemish account, origin of the expression, 504. - - Fm. on Mary Anne Clarke, 493. - - Folietani, or leaf-eaters, 256. - - Folk lore, 3. 52. 98. 148. 227. 251. 291. 308. 380. 404. 436. - 470. 500. - ---- Cheshire, 405. 506. - ---- Devonshire superstitions, 98. 309. - ---- East Norfolk, 53. 251. - ---- Lincolnshire, 470. - ---- Shetland, 500. - ---- Somersetshire, 149. - ---- Suffolk, 148. - ---- Surrey, 291. - - Fontainebleau, its etymology, 38. 193. - - Forbes (C.) on kiss the hare's foot, 74. - ---- on curious omen at marriage, 142. - ---- on "A posie of other men's flowers," 211. - ---- on visiting cards, 243. - ---- on story referred to by Jeremy Taylor, 326. - ---- on "A little bird told me," 394. - ---- on "Call a spade a spade," 456. - - Forbes' poem, The Don, 441. - - Foreign ambassadors, list of, 442. 477. - ---- English, 130. - - Form for receiving converts, 189. - - Fort une, its meaning, 57. 142. 328. 476. - - Foss (Edw.) on collar of SS., 147. - ---- on judges styled Reverend, 198. - - Fourth fare, its meaning, 39. - - Fox, its cunning illustrated, 295. - - Frampton (Tregonwell), particulars of, 474. - - Francis on Moore's Almanack, 74. - - Francis (St.), the Vine of, 89. - - Franciscus on the locality Gillingham, 28. - ---- on Broad Halfpenny Down, 197. - ---- on Borough-English, 214. - ---- on "Dieu et mon droit," 299. - ---- on payments for destroying vermin, 389. 447. - - Franklin, Latin verse on, 443. - - Fraser (W.), on three estates of the realm, 115. 278. - ---- on Borough-English, 133. - ---- on "But very few have seen the devil," 133. - ---- on scurvy ale, 162. - ---- on the term Milesian, 175. - ---- on cycle of Cathay, 181. - ---- on hand giving the benediction, 214. - ---- on an archbishop of Spalatro, 257. - ---- on "Call a spade a spade," 274. - ---- on Merlin and the electric telegraph, 341. - ---- on printing in 1449, and Shakspeare, 344. - ---- on the custom of souling, 506. - ---- on rural and urban deans, 502. - ---- on legend of the robin redbreast, 506. - - Freemasons, works on their origin, 234. - - French refugees, treaty of compensation, 423. - - Frere (G. E.) on the death of Cervantes, 116. - - Frescheville (John Lord) noticed, 441. - - Friends, a member of the society of, on Quaker expurgated - Bible, 412. - - Frogs in Ireland, 75. - - Fuller (Dr. Thomas), his autograph, 474. - - Funeral in Hamburgh, 269. - - Funerals, music at, 404. - - F. (W. H.) on sculptured stones in Scotland, 350. - ---- on the introduction of Christianity into Orkney, 439. - ---- on names of places in Normandy and Orkney, 501. - - F. (Y. G.) on the authorship of "Racked by pain, by shame - confounded," 7. - - -G. - - G. on princesses of Wales, 176. - ---- on remains of Sir Hugh Montgomery, 254. - ---- on Sir Wm. Griffith's marriage, 272. - ---- on church of St. Bene't Fink, 491. - ---- on Monk and Cromwell, 506. - - [Greek: G.] on "Truth is that which a man troweth," 382. - - [Gh.] on Gen. James Wolfe, 272. 438. - ---- on the names and numbers of regiments, 368. - - G. (A.) on a literal German Testament, 153. - ---- on print cleaning, 175. - ---- on cachecope bell, 299. - - G. (A. C.) on lines attributed to Adm. Byng, 403. - - Gaeta, rocky chasm near, 343. - - Gamma on Wood, the architect, 39. - ---- on Dr. Thomas Johnson, 59. - - Gatty (Alfred) or a Saxon bell-house, 102. - ---- on salting the dead, 162. - ---- on Nelson's coat at Trafalgar, 174. - ---- on peal of bells, 243. - ---- on the term full orders, 273. - ---- on discovery of drowned bodies, 297. - ---- on bees being invited to funerals, 309. - ---- on Monk and Cromwell families, 381. - ---- on mitigation of capital punishment, 434. - - Gatty (Margaret) on Duke of Monmouth's pocket-books, 391. - ---- on "Crowns have their conquests," 428. - - Gay, Rev. ----, information respecting, 388. - - G. (B.) on portrait of Mandeville, 152. - ---- on siege of Londonderry, 162. - ---- on first panorama, 21. - - G. (C. M.) On Lady Petre's monument, 182. - - G. (C. W.) on St. Mark the stump fingered, 191. - ---- on fire unknown in certain islands, 209. - ---- on epigram ascribed to Mary queen of Scots, 356. - ---- on the reflective pronoun sibi, 392. - ---- on a motto in a MS. at Cambridge, 406. - ---- on the derivation of earwig, 411. - ---- on the meaning of lofcop, 411. - ---- on "Alterius orbis Papa," 489. - - G. (E. J.) on a quotation from Shakspeare, 292. - - Geometry, its study in Lancashire, 300. - - German translation, of New Testament, 153. - - Geronimo on sardonic smiles, 18. - - Gerson on prayer in one tongue, 116. - - G. (G. J. R.) on consecration of bishops in Sweden, 412. - ---- on collars of SS., 456. - - Ghost stories, 5. - - G. (H. T.) on meaning of Whitsunday, 206. - ---- on meaning of Carfax, 214. - ---- on a passage in George Herbert, 231. - - Gibson (W. Sidney) on effigies of English sovereigns in - France, 265. - ---- on the punishment of Edward prince of Wales, 338. - ---- on the Arundelian collection, 361. - - Gild-book of the Holy Trinity brotherhood, 209. - - Gillingham, council at, 28. - - Giraldus Cambrensis, his works, 41. - - G. (J. M.) on the late William Hone, 105. - ---- on Wither's Hallelujah, 118. - ---- on School of the Heart, 141. - ---- on Henry Headley, 181. - ---- on Joceline's Legacy, 367. - ---- on Burke's mighty boar of the forest, 391. - - G. (J. N. G.) on derivation of aera, 383. - - Glass in windows not a fixture, 99. 328. - - Glastonbury thorn, 114. - ---- miraculous walnut-tree at, 115. - - Gloria, on its use after the Gospel has been announced, 189. - - Gloucester ditty, 311. - ---- saved from the king's mines, 175. - - Gododin, an ancient Welsh poem, 314. 468. - - Godwin (William), notices of, 76. - - Goldsmith on a passage in the Deserted Village, 482. - - Gomer on the Welsh poem Gododin, 314. - - Gookins of Kent, 103. - - Gooseberry, its etymology, 93. - - G. (P. J. F.) on Hudibras' "old dog," 21. - - Grammar schools in England, list wanted, 345. - - Grammont's Memoirs, the date of the earliest edition, 233. - 261. - - Gravesend boats in olden time, 230. - - Graves (Francis) on Cozens the painter, 491. - - Graves (James) on the order of Greenwich, 101. - ---- on Michaelmas goose, 291. - ---- on Rinuccini gallery, 294. - ---- on the Hotham family, 346. - - Gray and Cowley, 204. 252. 262. 465. - - Gray and Virgil, 285. 466. - - G. (R.) on Blackloanae Haeresis, 239. - ---- on Marcus AElius Antoninus, 245. - ---- on Nullus and Nemo, 244. - ---- on early printing, 276. - ---- on Matthew Paris' Historia Minor, 328. - - Greek names of places, modern ones, 470. - - Greenwich, order of, 101. - - Griffin on Gen. James Wolfe, 438. - ---- on the royal library, 446. - - Griffith (Sir Wm.), his marriage with Eliz. Fiennes, 272. - - Grimsdyke, or Grimesditch, 192. 244. 330. 372. 452. - - Grocers' Hall, its ancient state, 267. - - Grotto, pray remember the, a note, 269. - - Groves of Blarney, author of this song, 12. - - G. (S. E.) on Wigtoun Peerage, 383. - ---- on masters and marshals of the ceremonies, 405. - ---- on foreign ambassadors, 442. - ---- on city of London charter, 444. - - G. (W. S.) on Grimsdyke, 244. - ---- on freedom from serpents, 261. - ---- on additions to Cunningham's London, 267. - ---- on a well near Banstead Downs, 315. - ---- on rocky chasm near Gaeta, 343. - ---- on the word premises, 483. - - Gwyn (Cudyn) on derivation of London, 505. - - Gyffes (Llaw) on the Davies monument, 256. - - Gypsies, the Indian origin of, 471. - - -H. - - H. on "Time is the stuff of which life is made," 154. - ---- on the empress Helena, 154. - ---- on Arbor Lowe, Stanton Moor, &c., 274. - - Hackneyed quotations, a dictionary of, 149. 405. - - Hailstone (Edw.) on meaning of Agla, 370. - - Hallam (Henry) on Mabillon's charge against the Spanish - clergy--Campanella--Wilkes' MSS., 275. - - Halle, arms of, wanted, 56. - - Halliwell (J. O.) on a monumental bust of Shakspeare, 307. - ---- donation to the Chetham library, 333. 493. - - Halls, its meaning as used by Bacon, 208. - - Hampden (John), inscription on his granddaughter, 423. - - Hampton Court, the residence of Elizabeth of York, 40. - - Hand giving the benediction, 214. - - Hand (J. T.), date of a charter, 152. - - Handel's Occasional Oratorio, 74. - - Harington (E. C.) on organs in churches, 72. - ---- on marriage of bishops, 125. - ---- on Johannes Trithemius, 490. - - Harris, painter in water colours, 330. - - Harris (J.), notice respecting his father, 330. - - Harrison (John Branfill) on master of the buckhounds, 422. - - Hart (W. H.), on inundation at Deptford, 316. - - Harvey (Gabriel), his memoranda in books, 169. - - Haskins (J. F.) on the Spaniards in Peru, &c., 257. - - Hastings' (Lady Flora) bequest, 44. 92. 108. 160. - - H. (A. W.) on a riddle, 153. - ---- on the termination "-ship," 153. - ---- on nightingale and thorn, 175. - ---- on Johannes Trithemius, 442. - - Hawick, History of, wanted, 233. 329. - - Haydon's gully, legend of, 53. - - H. (C.) on Richard Rolle of Hampole, 49. 268. - ---- on Queen Brunehaut, 136. - ---- on anagrams, 350. - ---- on the scent of the bloodhound, 368. - ---- on "Acu tinali merida," 459. - ---- on Johannes Trithemius, 490. - - Hd. on derivation of aera, 455. - - H. (De.) on Pope's honest factor, 71. - - Headley (Henry), a forgotten critic, 181. - - Hebrew sermon in English stone, 378. - - Hedgeland (Philip) on expressions in Milton, 394. - ---- on moonlight, 273. - ---- on anagrams, 297. - - Helena, the Empress, 154. - - H. (E. N.) on "England expects every man," &c., 473. - - Henry (Dr. James) on passages in Virgil, 88. 307. 420. - - Henryson and Kinaston, 176. - - Herbert (George), passage in his poems, 231. 329. - - Hermes on anagrams, 327. - ---- on dial motto at Karlsbad, 471. - ---- on Thumb Bible, 484. - - Hermit of Hampstead on Sheridan and Vanbrugh, 74. - ---- on religious statistics, 445. - - Hernshaw, its meaning, 76. - - Herschel anticipated, 233. 284. 490. 509. - - Hertford Priory, when founded, 472. - - Heselden (Wm. S.) on St. Trunnian, 179. - ---- on a funeral in Hamburgh, 269. - - Heywood (John), dates of his birth and death, 257. - - H. (F. L.) on painted prints of Overton, 39. - - H. (G. T.) on "Frightened out of seven senses," 233. - - H. (H. E.) on "Heu quanto minus," 73. - ---- on "The worm in the bud," 162. - ---- on the nightingale and thorn, 242. - ---- on copying inscriptions, 332. - ---- on Sinaitic inscriptions, 458. - - Hickson (Samuel) on the eisell controversy, 36. - ---- on the meaning of prenzie, 135. - ---- on Winifreda--Childe Harold, 277. - ---- on stanzas in Childe Harold, 386. - - Higgins (Godf.), notice of his works, 152. - - Highgate, swearing on the horns at, 84. - - Historical coincidences, 497. - - H. (J.) on the house of Yvery, 136. - - H. (J. O.) on Chaucer and Gray, 54. - - H. (J. W.) on "Alterius orbis Papa," 11. - - H. (N.) on an expression in Sir Thomas Browne, 231. - - Hobbes' Leviathan, frontispiece to, 314. 383. 487. - - Hoby (C.) on cure for the toothache, 227. - - Hogarth and Cowper, which preceded the other? 85. - - Holland (Hugh) and his works, 62. 91. 125. - - Homilies, authors of, 346. 412. - - Hone (William), notices of, 25. 105. 241. - - Hooping cough, cure for, 227. - - Hopkins, the witchfinder, 165. - - Hopton, Lady, Mr. Ernle's letter respecting, 97. - - Horner (Lady Elizabeth), notices of, 131. 197. - - Horology, the best work on, 175. 240. 356. - - Horrebow's History of Iceland, its translator, 293. - - Hoste (Paul), noticed, 474. - - Hotham of Yorkshire, the family of, 346. - - Hougoumont, a corruption, 313. 456. - - Howard, pedigree of the family, 133. - - H. (P.) on devotional books of the Moravians, 502. - - H. (R.) on the theory of the earth's form, 76. - ---- on a curious inscription, 99. - ---- on early history of Dingle, 152. - ---- on the house of Lord E. Fitzgerald, 173. - ---- on Table-book, 212. - ---- on marriages within ruined churches, 231. - - H. (R. C. H.) on Churchill's paraphrase of Psalm cxxxvii., 82. - ---- on La Mer des Histoires, 88. - - H. (R. D.) on Somersetshire rhyme, 149. - ---- on Louis Philippe and his bag of nails, 484. - - H. (R. S.) on the game Thread the needle, 39. - ---- on the ring finger, 199. - ---- on the dole-bank, 213. - - H. (S.) on the song The Groves of Blarney, 12. - ---- on a passage in Dryden, 13. - ---- on the meaning of complexion, 28. - ---- on the author of an expostulation, 72. - ---- on Thomas More and John Fisher, 417. - ---- on historical coincidences, 497. - - H. 2 (S.) on the phrase Sneck up, 28. - ---- on Killigrew arms, 76. - ---- on Cornish arms and motto, 174. - - H. (S. H.) on the private amours of Cromwell, 19. - ---- on Notes and Queries' MSS., 50. - - Hues on the Globes, the earliest edition, 384. - - Hungerford (Lord), his arms, 345. 395. - - Hutchinson (Lucy), inquiry after, 85. - - H. (W. B.) on the meaning of carmagnoles, 208. - - Hypertautology, instances of, 151. 301. - - Hyphenism and hyphenization, 203. - - Hytche (E. J.) on the two kings of Brentford, 369. - - -I. - - I. (B. R.) on the price of land in Shropshire, 502. - - I. (F.) on story by Jeremy Taylor, 507. - - I. (G. H.) on the meaning of senage, 28. - - Ignorance and superstition, 53. - - Infantry firing, in the number of rounds, 407. - - Ingraham (Edw. D.) on the Penn family, 93. - - Inoculation, fees for, 231. - - Inquirer on commissioners on officers of justice, 152. - - Inscription, a curious, 99. - ---- on an oak board, 109. - - Ireland, introduction of reptiles into, 12. - - Irene (St.), empress of Constantinople, 475. - - Irish coin, with the legend "Voce populi," 56. 138. - - Isabel, queen of the Isle of Man, 423. - - Iters of Pickring and Lancaster, inquiry after, 41. - - -J. - - J. on portrait of Vermuyden, 21. - ---- on Essex's expedition to Ireland, 191. - - Jackson (Ed. Steane) on dogmatism, 160. - - Jackson (J. E.) on Lord Hungerford, 395. - - Jacobus de Voragine, his work, 23. - - James I., a proverb of, 85. 165. - - James II., discovery of his remains, 498. - - Jarltzberg on the Vine of St. Francis, 89. - - J. (C.) on glass in windows a fixture, 328. - - J. (D. B.), epigram on Erasmus, 437. - ---- on a quotation from a poem, 443. - ---- ballad on the rising of the Vendee, 473. - ---- on Macaulay's ballad of Naseby Battle, 485. - - Jeanne (La Mere), inquiry respecting, 40. - - Jenings, or Jennings, his pedigree, 424. - - Jewel's Works, notes on the Oxford edition, 225. 301. - - J. (F.) on the etymology of briwingable, 212. - ---- on paragraph mark in the Bible, 394. - - J. (F. W.) on judges styled Reverend, 151. - ---- on continental watchmen and their songs, 206. - ---- on the erection of crosses, 422. - ---- on St. Alkald, 445. - ---- on the Duke of Wellington's reply to Mr. Huskisson, - 471. - - J. (G.) on the site of Caleva Atrebatum, 424. - - J. (H.) on brother Jonathan, 123. - ---- on Stanedge Pole, 123. - ---- on nick-nacks, 214. - - J. (J. B.) on Cleopatra's needle, 101. - - J. (J. R.) on inscriptions on the Bourchier family, 392. - - Joceline's Legacy, 367. 410. 454. - - John a Cumber, 56. 78. 83. 120. 453. - - John a Kent, 56. 78. 83. 119. 120. - - John of Gaunt, his descendents, 343. 490. - - John (William ap) on Roman funeral pile, 381. - - Johns (St.) on Baskerville, the printer, 123. - ---- on meaning of ploydes, 501. - - Johnson (Dr. Thomas), particulars of, 59. - - Jonah and the whale, 45. 178. - - Jonah iii. 4., the Septuagint reading, 154. - - Jonathan, brother, origin of the term, 123. - - Jones (Edwin J.) on meaning of nervous, 70. - - Jordan (Mrs.), statue of, 58. 332. - - J. (P.) on execution at Winchester, 318. - - J. (R.) on a sword-blade, note, 176. - ---- charade on earwig, 393. - ---- on prophecies of Nostradamus, 393. - - J. (T.) on the division of the decalogue, 63. - ---- on organs in churches, 72. - ---- on various modes of swearing, 90. - ---- on Anonymous Ravennas, 122. - ---- on baronet of Ireland, 164. - - Judges styled Reverend, 151. 198. - - Jugglers, Indian, 472. - - Julin, notes on, 171. 228. - - Junior on The Groves of Blarney, 12. - - Juror on the introduction of shawls into England, 7. - - Justinian, tapestry story of, 256. - - Jutt (E. K.) on Cocker's Arithmetic, 102. - - J. (W.) on Praed's Works, 327. - ---- on Walpole and Junius, 395. - - -K. - - K. (D.) on equestrian statues, 126. - - K. (E. H.) on the word Agla, 370. - - Kelke (W. Hastings) on Lady Flora Hastings' bequest, 92. - - Kelso convoy, its meaning, 176. - - Kerriensis on Gen. James Wolfe, 409. - - Kershaw (J. H.) on fairy dances, 173. - ---- on Coleridge's Essays on Beauty, 175. - - Kersley (T. H.) on the siege of Gloucester, 175. - - Kewensis on swearing on the horns at Highgate, 84. - - Kg. (P. S.) on nimble ninepence, 234. - - K. (H. C.) on the word repudiate, 54. - ---- on passage in Virgil, 89. - ---- on the meaning of eisell, 157. - ---- on works on horology, 175. - ---- on pendulum demonstration, 235. - ---- on anagrams, 350. - ---- on locusts of the New Testament, 352. - ---- on Dacre monument at Hurstmonceux, 354. - - Kidder (Vincent), his pedigree, 502. - - Killigrew arms, 76. - - Kilts, their antiquity, 107. 170. 445. - - King (Philip S.) on Querelle d'Alleman, 238. - ---- on cock and bull story, 312. - ---- on corruptions as acknowledged words, 436. - ---- on Whig and Tory, 492. - ---- on Prince Rupert's drops, 492. - - King (R. J.) on John Bodley, 117. - ---- on Lambert, the arch-rebell, 339. - - King (Thos. W.) on serpent represented with human head, 331. - ---- on book plates, 354. - - Kingeston (Lord Thomas), notices of, 22. - - King's evil, a surprising cure of the, 270. - - King's way, Wilts, 231. - - King (W. W.) on Southampton brasses, 132. - ---- on the Man of Law, 153. - - "Kiss the hare's foot," origin of the phrase, 21. 74. - - K. (J.) on force of conscience, 39. - ---- on medical use of mice, 52. - ---- on lines on the temple, 76. - - K. (L. H.) on Lady Flora Hasting's bequest, 92. - - Knight (Charles) on "Mind your P's and Q's.," 11. - - Knights Bachelor, list of, 424. - - Knock under, its derivation, 234. - - Knox (John), his writings, 174. - - [Greek: Kolobodaktylos], or stump-fingered, 191. - - K. (W. H.) on cross-legged effigies, 382. - ---- on the arms of the Cordeaux family, 407. - - Kyme, notices of the family of, 23. 76. 110. - - -L. - - L. on Bishop Butler's MS. sermons, 316. - ---- on the age of trees, 401. - - L. (A.) on the meaning of log-ship, 254. - ---- on Columbus' bust at Havanna, 437. - - L. (A. C.) on siege of Londonderry, 242. - - Lachteim (Prior), who is he? 23. - - Lacy, Count Maurice Tanner de, 382. - - Laing (David) on Knox's Works, 174. - - Lamb (Charles), his epitaph, 164. - - Lambert, the arch-rebell, 339. - - Lamp, perpetual, 501. - - Laurie (James) on Lestourgeon the horologist, 233. - ---- on pronounciation of Chaucer, 255. - ---- on the island of AEgina, 255. - - Lawrence (Thos.) on Coke and Cowper, 93. - ---- on notation by coalwhippers, 124. - ---- on the sign, Dog's head in the Pot, 139. - ---- on the equestrian figure of Elizabeth, 231. - ---- on the derivation of Wyle Cop, 243. - ---- on the termination "-ship," 261. - ---- on finger pillories in churches, 315. - ---- on meaning of spon, 412. - - Layman on the paintings of Sir Joshua Reynolds, 406. - - L. (D.) on Henryson and Kinaston, 176. - - Leamer on Berlin astronomical time, 355. - - Le Grene at Wrexham, 371. 458. - - Leman baronetcy, 58. 111. 299. - - Leon on stanzas in Childe Harold, 508. - - Lestourgeon the horologist, when did he flourish? 233. - - Levet (Petrus), a Paris printer, 234. - - L. (E. W.) on Cheshire folk-lore, 405. - - L. (H.) on William III. at Exeter, &c., 233. - ---- on colonies in England, 452. - - Liber Mirabilis, where to be seen? 474. - - Liber Sententiarum, notes in, 188. 243. 282. - - Library of George III., its transfer to the nation, 69. 109. - 154. 446. - - Lilburne (John), notices of, 134. 241. - - Lincolniensis on Streso's Commentaries, 192. - - Linteamina and surplices, 192. 262. 301. 356. - - Literary difficulties, classification of, 188. - - Literature, the claims of, 337. 390. - - Livery stables, when first so called, 275. - - L. (J.) on Joceline's Legacy, 410. - ---- on the foundation of Hertford Priory, 472. - - L. (J. H.) on Lady Petre's monument, 74. - ---- on the pronunciation of Coke and Cowper, 76. - ---- on Monk and Cromwell families, 455. - - L. (L. B.) on book plates, 94. - ---- on the Caxton coffer, 436. - - L. (L. D.) on Grimsdyke, 331. - - Llewellyn on the word baronette, 44. - ---- on the family of Kyme, 110. - ---- on collars of SS., 236. - ---- on Leonard Fell and Judge Fell, 256. - - L. (L. L.) on "Mad as a March hare," 208. - ---- on the derivation of selion, 258. - ---- on bees being informed of a death, 270. - - Locke's manuscripts, 243. - - Locusts of the New Testament, 255. 351. 457. - - Lofcop, its meaning, 411. - - Log-book, its origin, 154. - - Log-ship, its meaning, 254. 379. - - Lombard's Book or Sentences, MS. notes in, 188. 243. 282. 326. - - Lomelyne (Domingo), noticed, 194. - - Lominus' work, Blackloanae Haeresis, 193. 239. 458. - - London, derivation of, 437. 505. - - London, city charter, 444. - - Londonderry, siege of, 87. 162. 242. - - Londoner on the word Cockney, 318. 475. - - Longfellow's allusion to "One who dwelleth on the Rhine," 22. - - Looker-on on the meaning of rack, 158. - - Lord Mayor of London not a privy councillor, 28. - - Lotsky (Dr. J.) on Panslavic sketches, 306. - ---- on Panslavic literature and the British Museum, 364. - - Louis Philippe and his bag of nails, 484. - - Lovel (Wm.) of Tarent Lawson, his pedigree, 190. - - Lower (Mark Antony) on suicides buried in cross roads, 329. - - Lowey of Tunbridge, its locality, 294. 453. - - Lowlander on plaids and tartans, 77. - - Luther, a passage it his Responsio, 192. - - L. (W.) on Cardinal Wolsey's punishment, 213. - - L. (W. H.) on compositions during the Protectorate, 406. - - Lychtenberger's Prognosticatio, 233. - - Lycian inscriptions, on deciphering them, 383. 488. - - Lyons, inscription at, 502. - - -M. - - M. on Lady Hutchinson, 85. - ---- on mistake as to an eclipse, 125. - ---- on Davies' magnetical discovery, 125. - ---- on the day of the month, 130. - ---- on the invention of printing, 148. - ---- on Frederick Egmont, 151. - ---- on Nullus and Nemo, 153. - ---- on classification of literary difficulties, 188. - ---- on hyphenism and hyphenization, 203. - ---- on what constitutes a proverb, 239. - ---- on Sir Walter Raleigh in Virginia, 241. - ---- on accuracy of printing, 250. - ---- on De Foe's home at Stoke Newington, 299. - ---- on Herschel anticipated, 284. - ---- on the astronomical term climate, 301. - ---- on multa renascentur, &c., 313. - - M. on fire unknown in N.S. Wales, 331. - - Mabillon's charge against the Spanish clergy, 275. - - Mabiotte (Jacques) who was he? 7. - - M. (A. C.) on the broad arrow, 412. - ---- on the corruption Hougoumont, 456. - - Macaulay's ballad of the Battle of Naseby, 485. - - MacCabe (W. B.) on salting the bodies of the dead, 6. - - Macfarlane's Geographical Collections, 406. 509. - - Mackenzie (K. R. H.), notes on Julin, 171. - ---- on the recovery of ancient authors, 282. - - Madden (Sir F.) on the Duke of Monmouth's pocket-books, 1. - ---- on a MS. of Anthony Mundy, 55. - ---- on a MS. account of the landing of Perkin Warbeck, 377. - - Madrigals in praise of Queen Elizabeth, 185. - - Magliabechi, anagram on his name, 405. - - Maitland (Dr. S. R.) on ghost stories, 5. - ---- on Lychtenberger's Pronosticatio, 233. - - Mallet's second wife, her death, 191. - - Malory's History of Prince Arthur, 257. - - Maltese dialect, inquiry respecting, 383. - - Malvina, a tragedy, its author, 294. - - Maeris on Metrical History of England, 315. - - Mandeville, his portrait, 152. - - Manley (John) on snakes' antipathy to fire, 131. - - Man of war, why a ship is so called, 40. - - Marcus AElius Antoninus, 152. 245. - - Margoliouth (Dr.) on a Hebrew sermon in stone, 378. - ---- on Wady Mokatteb, 481. - - Mariconda, a chapter on emblems, 403. - ---- on "No cross no crown," 423. - - Mark, the evangelist, called the stump-fingered, 191. - - Markham (Charles W.) on Braham Moor, 270. - ---- on the Island of AEgina, 412. - - Marriage, a curious omen at, 142. - - Marriages within ruined churches, 231. 261. 355. - - Martham church, monumental inscription in, 20. 105. - - Martial's distribution of hours, 273. 332. - - Martin (J.) an the meaning of Agla, 116. - - Martin's (St.) cock, 291. - - Mary, Queen of Scots, and Robert Douglas, 23. 299. - ---- and Bothwell's confession, 313. - ---- epigram on, 316. 356. 385. - - Masters and marshals of the ceremonies, 405. - - Matter of Fact on Tennyson's use of the word cycle, 37. - - Maultasch (Margaret), her life wanted, 56. 122. - - Mayor of London not a privy councillor, 9. 137. 157. 180. 236. - 284. - - Mazer wood explained, 211. - - McCalmont (Thos.) on Latin translation of Butler's Anthology, - 85. - ---- on Coke and Cowper, 93. - - M.D. (an) the origin of the term man-of-war 40. - ---- on "You friend drink to me friend," 59. - - M. (E. A.) on the derivation of Stonehenge, 214. - ---- on Blackloanae Haeresis, 458. - - Melun, les Anguilles de, origin of the proverb, 20. - - M. (E. M.) on proof of sword blades, 181. - - Mer des Histoires, its authorship, 88. - - Mercator, De Foe's connection with, 338. - - Merlin's prophecy of the electric telegraph, 341. - - Merry Wakefield, origin of the proverb, 369. - - Methwen arms, 424. - - Metivier (George) on skull-cups, 231. - ---- on the origins of Tale of a Tub, 242. - - Mews, its derivation, 20. - - M. (F. J.) on Borough-English, 260. - - M. (G.) on the five fingers, 261. - ---- on the baker's daughter, 269. - ---- on the etymology of quistourne, 300. - - M. (G. R.) on texts before sermons, 344. - ---- on the meaning of V. D. M., 369. - - M. (H.) or the Leman baronetcy, 58. - - Mice, medical use of, 52. - - Michaelmas goose, 291. - - Middleton's epigrams and satyres, 272. 411. - - Milesian, origin of the term, 175. - - Milkmaid's, dancing, 73. - - Milton, expression's in, 394. - ---- was he an Anglo-Saxon scholar? 100. 181. - - Misereres, the use of, 367. - - Miserrimus, an autobiography, 37. - - Miss, its early use, 6. 44. 93. - - Mistletoe in South Carolina, 110. - - Mite on visiting cards, 195. - - M. (J.) on the proverb, "Apprendre par coeur," 75. - ---- on Dr. Young's Narcissa, 110. - ---- on the dauphin of France, 195. - ---- on sardonic smiles, 196. - - M. (4.) (J.) on Devonshire superstitions, 99. - ---- on Serius, where situated, 124. - ---- on corpse passing makes a right of way, 124. - ---- on the derivation of chatter-box, 344. - - M. (J. H.) on the royal library, 69. 109. - ---- on Handel's Occasional Oratorio, 74. - ---- on the Caxton memorial, 146. - ---- on Gen. James Wolfe, 323. - ---- on the old Countess of Desmond, 426. - - M. (J. O.) on glass in windows not a fixture, 99. - ---- on Plancius' Map of the World, 383. - ---- on Hues on the use of the globes, 384. - - M. (L.) on lord mayor not a privy councillor, 137. - - M. (L. M.) on Lord Edw. Fitzgerald, 230. - ---- on the Bourchier family, 233. - - Mn. (J.) on the circulation of the blood, 110. - - Mocatteb mountains, 266. - - Modern universal history, maps of, 346. - - Monck (General), verses presented to, 421. - - Monk and Cromwell families, 381. 455. 506. - - Monmouth (Duke of), his letter to the Vice-chancellor of - Cambridge, 8. - - Monmouth (Duke of), his pocket-books, 1. 70. 391. - - Montagu (Walter) on the republic of San Marino, 64. - - Montgomery (Sir Hugh), his sculpture, 254. - - Monumental inscription in St. Anne in the Willows, 88. - - Monumental symbolism, 72. 209. - - Moonlight causing putrefaction, 273. 332. 355. - - Moore's Almanack, 74. 162. - - Mop, its meaning, 190. - - Moravian hymn, its genuineness, 502. - - More (Sir Thos.), the date of his knighthood, 152. - ---- and John Fisher, 417. - - Morgan (A. de) on a spurious edition of Baily's Annuities, 19. - ---- on the difficulty of getting rid of a name, 173. - ---- note on the calendar, 218. - - Mosen's Legend of the Cross-bill, 346. - - Moyle (General), particulars wanted, 443. 490. - - M. (P. M.) on murderers buried in cross roads, 116. - ---- on Broad Halfpenny Down, 197. - ---- on the Horner family, 197. - ---- on wells near Bansted Downs, 492. - - M. (R. M.) on Sanderson and Taylor, 411. - - M. (R. R.) on the author of Dies Irae, 71. - - M. (S. R.) on foreign English, 130. - - Mt. (J.) on Malvina, a tragedy, 294. - ---- on Robert Douglas, 299. - ---- on the Leman baronetcy, 299. - ---- on Welwood's Memoirs, 302. - ---- on a Life of Cromwell, 330. - - M. (T. O.) on History of Anglesey, 453. - ---- on a colony of Flemings, 453. - - Mueller (Laurentius), his Historia Septentrionalis, 175. - - Multa renascentur, &c., 313. - - Mundy (Anthony), discovery of his play, "A Booke of John a - Kent and John a Cumber," 55. 83. 120. - - Murderers buried in cross roads, 116. 212. 329. - - Musicians, Dictionary of, a new one projected, 444. - - Musicus on the best works on the violin, 257. - - Mussulman on "Cleanliness is next to Godliness," 256. - - Muster rolls, early, 367. - - M. (W. D.) on Treatise against Equivocation, 488. - - M. (W. R.) on nine days' wonder, 192. - - Myfanwy on Bacon, a poet, 507. - - -N. - - N. on Dr. Conquest's emendated Bible, 103. - ---- on Acadian jugglers, 472. - - N. [Pointing hand symbol], on lists of knights bachelors, 424. - - N.(A.) off Jacques Mabiotte, 7. - ---- on covines, 208. - ---- on nao, or naw, a ship, 214. 261. - ---- on folietani, or leaf-eaters, 256. - ---- on Seneca's Medea, 300. - ---- on battle of Brunanburgh, 327. - ---- on the meaning of sept, 344. - ---- on cassek gwenwyn, 392. - ---- on "Worse than a crime," 455. - - Namb (Nredra) on a quotation from a ballad, 24. - - Name, the difficulty of getting rid of one, 173. - - Nao, a ship, its derivation, 28. 214. 261. - - Naturalis proles, its rendering, 161. 326. - - Natural history, curious facts in, 189. - - Nauticus, On Grimsdyke, 192. - - N. (C. H.) on derivation of ell-rake, 260. - - Nebular theory, 121. - - Nelson's coat, 114. 174. 471. - - Nertown, Somersetshire rhyme on, 149. - - Nervous, its meaning, 7. 70. 213. - - Newspapers, notes on, 98. 418. - - N. (G.) on scent of the bloodhound, 455. - - N. (H. Y. W.) on infantry firing, 407. - - Nicaeensis, on locusts of the New Testament, 457. - ---- on Greek names of fishes, 501. - - Nichols (Francis M.) on "En bon et poyer," 473. - - Nick-nack explained, 214. - - Nightingale and thorn, the fable, 175. 242. - - Nightmare, a singular preventive of, 53. - - Nimble ninepence, origin, of the phrase, 234. - - Nine days' wonder, origin of the saying, 192. - - Nineveh inscriptions, 220. - - N. (J. G.) on the meaning of poulster, 198. - - N. (N. L.) on prophecy respecting 1837, 473. - - Noble and workhouse names, 198. - - Nocab on knock under, 235. - ---- on the term cavalcade, 343. - - Noctes Templariae, its author, 152. - - Nolo episcopari, origin of, 346. 456. - - Nonnus, English translation of, 115. - - Normandy and Orkney, similarity of names in, 501. - - Normandy, the duke of, was he the dauphin of France? 149. 195. - - Norwegian literature, 60. - - Nostradamus' Prophecies, 86. 140. 258. 329. 393. - - Notation by coalwhippers, 21. - - Notes and Queries, a word prefatory to Vol. IV., 1. - ---- a few words on its centenary number, 217. - ---- anagrams on, 350. - ---- MSS., their preservation, 50. - ---- suggestions for a classified index, 188. - ---- contributor to, on the claims of literature, 390. - - Nourse (W. E. C.) on De rebus Hibernicis, 41. - ---- on De rebus Septentrionalibus, 59. - ---- on the meaning of nervous, 70. - ---- on frogs in Ireland, and round towers, 75. - - November 17th, custom on, 544. - - Novus on "Non quid responderent," &c., 85. - - N. (T.), was Raleigh in Virginia? 448. - - Nullus and Nemo, two tracts, 153. 244. - - Nun, the father of Joshua, as given in the Septuagint, 193. - - -O. - - Oaths, on the inviolability of, 91. - ---- unlucky for pregnant women, 151. 214. - - Obeism described, 228. - - Occasional services in Common Prayer, their authority, 189. - - Od force, 150. - - Offor (George) on meaning of deal, 88. - - O'G. (J.), anagram on Magliabechi, 405. - ---- on Sterling's objections to the word talented, 405. - ---- on Cozens the painter, 412. - - O. (J.) on the MSS. of George Chalmers, 58. - - Oldys (Wm.), anagrammatic pun by, 206. - ---- account of London libraries, 176. - - O. (O.) on Sheridan and Vanbrugh, 24. - - Order of civil merit, suggested, 337. 573. - - Orders, the term full orders, 273. 507. - - Organs in churches, 72. - - Origin of evil, work on, 346. - - Orinoco or Orinooko, its correct orthography, 24. - - Orkney, Christianity first introduced into, 439. - - Otto (M.) and the peace illumination in 1802, 23. - - "Ough," two attempts to show its sound, 292. - - Outburst, its early use, 163. - - Outis on visiting cards, 133. - ---- on Godfrey Higgins' works, 152. - - Overall's Convocation Book, on its editorship, 365. 408. - - Overton, painted prints of, 39. - - Oxoniensis on Jonah and the whale, 45. - - -P. - - P. on the House of Yvery, 158. - - [Greek: p.] on Flatman and Pope, 355. - - Paget (Rev. John), notices of, 133. - - Painters' anachronisms, 150. 369. - - Painting, symbols in, 443. - - Palestrina's violin, distich on, 593. - - Pallant, its meaning, 442. - - Pallavicino (Ferrante), notices of, 13. - - Panelling inscription at South Lynn, 407. - - Panorama, the first, 21. 54. 118. - - Panslavic literature, 306. 364. - - Papal bulls, 189. - - Paragraph sign [P], its meaning, 57. 394. - - Parallel passages, 435. - - Paris' (Matthew) Historia Minor, 209. 328. - - Parish registers, 232. 473. 490. - - Parishes, names first given to, 153. - - Parkes (Wm.), notice of, 134. - - Parliamentary debates of 1768 to 1774, 368. - - Paslam (Charles) on the badger, 474. - - Pasquinade on Pius IX., 292. 437. - ---- on Cardinal Bona, 381. - - Passellew family, 73. - - Patrick (St.), had he a wife? 190. - - Paul (St.), works on his life, 198. - - Pauper's badge, its meaning, 294. 372. - - P. (C. A.) on General James Wolfe, 480. - - P. (C. H.) on written sermons, 8. - ---- on Jonah and the whale, 45. - - Peace illumination in 1802, 23. 77. - - Peacock (E.) on Lincolnshire folk lore, 470. - - Peacock, jun. (E.) on John Lilburne, 134. - - Peal of bells, definition of peal, 243. - - Peel (Jonathan) on deodands, 484. - - Pegs and thongs for rowing, 423. - - Pendulum demonstration of the earth's rotation, 129. 177. 235. - 277. - - Penn (Wm.) his residence in England, 273. - ---- his family, 93. - ---- No Cross no Crown, origin of the title, 423. - - Perceval (Hon. Spencer), singular dream respecting his - assassination, 4. - - Peregrinus on quotation from Bacon, 208. - ---- on Lord Strafford and Abp. Ussher, 290. - - Perrot (John), a MS. by him, 28. - - Petre's (Lady) monument, 22. 74. 182. - - Petro-Promontoriensis on Caxton memorial, 385. - - Petworth parish register, 27. 125. - - Petty cury, its origin, 24. 120. 194. - - P. (G.) on the meaning of hernshaw, 76. - - P*** (G.) on plant in Texas, 332. - - Pharetram de Tutesbit, its meaning, 316. - - Ph*** (C. P.) on cachecope bell, 299. - - [Greek: Ph.] on decretorum doctor, 191. - ---- on date of a charter, 215. - ---- on places in Westminster Hall, 344. - - Philibeg or kilt, 107. 170. 445. - - Philo on Shelley's children, 40. - ---- on a Life of Cromwell by R. B., 41. - - Philosophus on testing a bow, 210. - - Photographer on the collodian, 443. - - Physiological query, 233. - - Pic nic, its derivation, 152. - - Picton (J. A.) on passage in Geo. Herbert, 329. - - Pigeons, medical use of, 228. 291. - - Pilgrim, effigy of one in the church of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, - 345. - - Pinkerton (W.) on the introduction of reptiles into Ireland, - 12. - ---- on pseudo MSS., 122. - ---- on the od force, 150. - - Pirog, the custom of, 175. - - Pitt (Wm.), statement respecting his death, 232. 329. - - Pius V., justice to Pope, 421. - - P. (J.) jun. on Tennyson's Lord of Burleigh, 13. - ---- on the family of Kyme, 76. - - P. (J. P.) on death omen by bees, 436. - - P. (J. W.) on the word abacot, 176. - ---- on the meaning of ruell, 189. - - Plagiarism, supposed instances of, 36. 93. - - Plaids and tartans, 7. 77. 107. 170. - - Plancius' map of the world wanted, 383. - - Planets of the months, their names, 21. 164. - - Plant in Texas, 208. 332. - - Plants, their provincial names, 175. - - Plowden or Ployden (Sir Edmond), 58. 164. 319. - - Ploydes, its meaning, 501. - - P. (M. M.) on Surrey folk-lore, 291. - - Poetical coincidences, 291. 310. - - Political economy, the first Italian writer on, 175. 356. - - Pollini, L'Historia Ecclesiastica, noticed, 25. - - Pope and Flatman, 132. 165. 259. 262. 283. 355. 505. - - Pope's "honest factor," inquiry respecting, 7. 71. 244. 284. - ---- imitation of Horace, 58. 122. 139. 237. 284. - - Porculus on Bacon, a poet, 506. - - Portrait, an engraved one, 443. 491. - - Portraits, privately engraved, 17. - - Possession nine points of the law, origin of this expression, - 23. - - [Greek: Potheo] on Count Maurice Taner de Lacy, 382. - - Poulster, or upholsterer, 153. 198. - - P. (P.) on paragraph sign [P], 57. - ---- on the derivation of Stonehenge, 57. - ---- on erroneous Scripture quotations, 131. - ---- on anachronisms of painters, 150. - - Praed's charade, 368. - ---- works, 256. 327. 452. - - Premises, its incorrect use, 483. - - Presant family, information wanted, 191. - - Print meaning of the expression "in print," 12. - - Printers, are they privileged to wear a sword? 232. - - Printing, accuracy of, 250. - ---- hint for celebrating its invention, 148. 276. - ---- in 1449 and Shakspeare, 344. - - Prints, how to clean, 175. 326. - - Priscian on stanzas in Childe Harold, 324. - - Proem on Chesterfield's lines on Queen Caroline, 444. - - Prog, its derivation, 315. - - Prophecy respecting France, 471. - ---- respecting 1837, 473. - - Protectorate, compositions during the, 406. 490. - - Proverb, what constitutes one, 191. 239. - - Proverbs: "A little bird told me," 232. 284. 394. - ---- "As lazy as Ludlam's dog," 165. - ---- "Call a spade a spade," 274. 456. - ---- "Going the whole hog," 240. - ---- "Green eyed monster," 501. - ---- "He must go to Tiverton, and ask Mr. Able," 24. - ---- "Mad as March hare," 208. - ---- "Tace is Latin for a candle," 456. - ---- "To learn by heart,"--apprendre par coeur, 75. - ---- "Worse than a crime," 274. 455. - - Proverbial philosophy, 81. - - P. (R. S. V.) on the punishment of Prince Edward, 410. - - P.'s and Q.'s, "mind your P.'s and Q.'s," 11. - - Public house, a reason for keeping one, 114. - - P. (W.) on the derivation of mews, 20. - - P. (W. H.) on East Norfolk folk-lore, 251. - - -Q. - - Q. on Chaucer and Caxton, 146. - - Q. (D.) on "A posie of other men's flowers," 58. - ---- on anagrams, 297. - - Q. (F. S.) on book plates, 94. - ---- on Petty Cury, 120. - ---- on meaning of nervous, 213. - - Q. (O. P.) on device of SS., 230. - - Quaeso on meaning of art'rizde, 272. - - Quaker expurgated Bible, 87. 412. 458. - - Quarto (S.) on maps of Modern Universal History, 346. - ---- on list of French refugees, 423. - - Quere on what constitutes a proverb, 191. - - Querist on the phrase Fides Carbonaria, 233. - - Quidam on Rev. C. de Missy, 153. - ---- on the Septuagint name of Nun, 193. - ---- on the use of misereres, 367. - - Quistourne, its meaning, 116. 300. - - Quotations--a dictionary of hackneyed, suggested, 149. 405. - ---- "A posie of other men's flowers," 58. 125. 211. 457. - ---- "Acu tinali meridi," 406. 459. - ---- "But very few have seen the devil," 133. - ---- "Carve out dials," &c., 154. - ---- "Cleanliness is next to godliness," 256. 491. - ---- "Crowns have their conquests," 294. 428. - ---- "Heu quanto minus," &c., 21. 73. - ---- "Perhaps it was right to dissemble your love," 24. 72. - 391. - ---- "Racked by pain, by shame confounded," 7. - ---- "Suum cuique tribuere," &c., 28. 75. - ---- "You friend drink to me friend," 59. 197. - ---- "Felix quem faciunt aliena pericula cautum," 75. - ---- "Non quid responderent," 85. - ---- "The worm in the bud of youth," 86. 162. - ---- "The noiseless foot of time," 88. - ---- "The right divine of kings to govern wrong," 125. 160. - ---- "O wearisome condition of humanity," 139. - ---- "The man of law who never saw," 153. 197. - ---- "Time is the stuff of which life is made," 154. - ---- "Mad as March hare," 208. - ---- "'Tis twopence now," &c., 314. 372. - ---- "Truth is that which a man troweth," 382. 455. - ---- "Thus said the ravens black," 443. - ---- "England expects every man to do his duty," 473. - ---- "There is no mistake," 471. - ---- "Hell paved with the skulls of priests," 484. - ---- "Though lost to sight, to memory dear," 405. - - -R. - - R. on Sir James Davies, 327. - ---- on Peter Talbot, 506. - - R. (A. B.) on the old Countess of Desmond, 305. - ---- on corruptions recognised as acknowledged words, 313. - ---- on inscription at Lyons, 502. - ---- on a pasquinade, 292. - ---- on passage in Sedley, 327. - - Races in which children are named after their mothers, 442. - 506. - - Raised, as used by the Americans, 83. - - Raleigh (Sir Walter) in Virginia, 190. 241. 448. - - Rasher, its meaning, 177. - - Rawlinson (Robert) on the crow and lady-bird charms, 53. - - R. (C.) on works on horology, 356. - - R. (C. C.) on princesses of Wales, 24. - - R. (C. I.) on Cicada or Tettigonia Septemdecim, 423. - - Rechabite on children named after their mothers, 506. - - Rectitudines Singularum Personarum, its date, 442. 508. - - Regiments, names and numbers of, 368. - - Registry of British subjects abroad, 7. 76. - - Reigns, note on the duration of, 312. - - Relton (F. B.) on the meaning of stickle and dray, 209. - ---- on Pope and Flatman, 209. - ---- on custom on November 17th, 344. - ---- on continental watchmen, 356. - - Relton (J. R.) on Lord Hungerford's arms, 345. - ---- on the cuckold's cap, 468. - ---- on the word cabal, 507. - ---- on meaning of skeatta, 346. - - Remigius on "'Tis twopence now," &c., 314. - - Repudiate, often misused, 54. 163. - - Reynolds (Sir Joshua), his exhibitions at the Royal Academy, - 406. - - R. (F. R.) on etymology of Durden, 424. - ---- on roll pedigree of the Howards, 133. - ---- on Dr. Matthew Sutcliffe, 239. - ---- on etymology of Salter, 382. - ---- on General James Wolfe, 489. - - R. (G.) on new costume for ladies, 150. - - R. (H. W. G.) on the letter v, 164. - - Rhynsault and Sapphira, 191. - - Richard (St.), king of the West Saxons, 475. - - Riddle, "The noblest object of the work of art," 153. 197. - - Ridler's (George) oven, 311. - - Rifles, who makes the best? 29. 44. - - Rile, or royle, an Americanism, 317. - - Rimbault (Dr. E. F.) on John Bodley, 117. - ---- on Bunting's Irish Melodies, 452. - ---- on George Chalmers, 196. - ---- on Darby and Joan, 196. - ---- on Tale of a Tub, 101. - ---- on the Devil's knell, 116. - ---- on the statue of Charles II., 124. - ---- on forgotten authors of the seventeenth century, 134. - ---- on madrigals in praise of Queen Elizabeth, 185. - ---- on the use of tobacco by the Elizabethan ladies, 208. - ---- on the author of the Soul's Errand, 353. - ---- on Middleton's epigrams and satyres, 411. - ---- on the royal library, 446. - ---- on Sir Thomas More's knighthood, 152. - ---- on Thomas Tusser the husbandman, 152. - ---- on lines on the Temple, 181. - ---- on the song Winifreda, 196. - - Ring finger, 150. 199. 261. - - Ringlet, its early use, 163. - - Rinuccini gallery, its contents, 294. - - Rix (S. W.) on Lominus' Blackloanae, 193. - ---- on Edmund Bohun, 484. - ---- on Jacobus Creusius, 473. - ---- on the Wotton family, 191. - - R. (J.) on the author of Dies Irae, 72. - ---- on a passage in Plautus, 75. - ---- on the Leman baronetcy, 111. - ---- on traditions from remote periods, 113. - ---- on Duke of Berwick, 244. - ---- on the pronunciation of Coke, 244. - ---- on passage in Virgil, Georg. lib. iv. 87., 244. - ---- on the prophecies of Nostradamus, 258. - ---- on death of Cervantes, 261. - ---- on Italian writers on political economy, 356. - ---- on pasquinade on Cardinal Bona, 381. - ---- on an anecdote of Curran, 391. - ---- on General Wolfe, 393. - ---- on distich on Palestrina's violin, 393. - ---- on "A posie of other men's flowers," 457. - ---- on anagram on Voltaire, 457. - ---- on epitaph on Voltaire, 73. 114. - ---- on the situation of Voltaire, 73. - - R. (J. C.) on medical use of pigeons, 291. - ---- on the editor of Jewel's Works, fol., 301. - ---- on hypertautology, 301. - ---- on Cozens the painter, 492. - ---- on share of presbyters in ordination, 507. - - R (N. E.) on written sermons, 42. - ---- on prayer in one tongue, 116. - ---- on linteamina and surplices, 301. - - Robert, its various diminutives, 272. - - Robertson (J. C.) on the Petworth register, 125. - - Robin-redbreast, legend of the, 506. - - Rock (Dr.) on Alterius Orbis Papa, 11. - ---- on the meaning of eisell, 157. - ---- on gild book of the Holy Trinity Brotherhood, 209. - ---- on salting the dead, 162. - - Rolle of Hampole, his metrical sermons, 49. 116. 159. 268. - ---- queries on his poems, 116. - - Roman funeral pile, 381. - - Roman Index Expurgatorius of 1607, 440. 487. - - Ross (C.) on the duke of Monmouth's pocket books, 70. - - Round Towers in Ireland, 75. - - Rovert on the Archbishop of Spalatro, 296. - - Royal Registers, who was the author? 474. - - R. (R.) on Devonshire superstitions, 309. - - R. (R. J.) on milkmaids, 73. - ---- on salmon fishery in the Thames, 87. - ---- on prophecies of Nostradamus, 140. - - R***son (M.) on "Going the whole hog," 240. - - Rt. on Absolom's hair, 243. - ---- on Aulus Gellius' description of a dimple, 134. - ---- on birds' care for the dead, 131. - ---- on passage in St. Bernard, 133. - ---- on the ring finger, 150. - ---- on Gray and Cowley, 204. 254. 465. - ---- on [Greek: hypopiazo], 1 Cor. ix., 205. - ---- on medical use of pigeons, 227. - ---- on John Lilburne, 241. - ---- on School of the Heart, 241. - ---- on MS. note in Liber Sententiarum, 282. - ---- on Bishop and Milton, 341. - ---- on nolo episcopari, 456. - ---- on an anagram by Fulke Greville, 351. - ---- on the Soul's Errand, 353. - ---- on thorns of Dauphine, 502. - - Ruell, its meaning, 189. - - Rupert's balls described, 234. 274. 492. - - Rural and urban deans, 502. - - Russell (Lady) and Mr. Hampden, 21. - - Rusticus on the history of the Cagots, 190. - - R. (W. B.) on Scandinavian mythology, 161. - ---- on passage in Virgil, 260. - - R. (W. F) on Petty Cury, 194. - - Rylett (Henry) on Caxton memorial, 145. - - -S. - - [Greek: S.] on St. Irene, or Erini, 475. - - Sacheverell (Dr.), his speech on his trial, 8. - - Sacre Cheveux, the Halifax arms, 208. 262. - - Sacro-Sancta Regum Majestas, 293. 372. - - S. (A. F.) on derivation of pic-nic, 152. - ---- on the origin of tripos, 484. - - Saints, figures of, in Martham church, 7. - - Sale by candle, the origin of, 383. - - Salmon fishery in the Thames, 87. 141. - - Salopian on Wyle Cop, 116. - ---- on heel-rake, or ell-rake, 260. - ---- on the granddaughter of John Hampden, 423. - - Salter, its etymology, 382. - - Salting the bodies of the dead, 6. - - San Marino, the republic of, 64. - - Sanderson and Taylor, 293. 411. - - Sanford's Descensus, 232. 284. - - Sanskrit elementary books, 103. - - Sansom (J.) on scandal against Queen Elizabeth, 161. - ---- on note in Liber Sententiarum, 282. - ---- on Matthew Paris' Historia Minor, 209. - ---- on the Archbishop of Spalatro, 295. - - Sapphics, English, 45. 182. - - Sardonic smiles, its meaning, 18. 72. 196. - - Sarpi's Council of Trent, Latin translation of, 275. - - Saxonicus on Milton being an Anglo-Saxon scholar, 181. - ---- on the name Robert, 272. - ---- on Sanford's Descensus, 284. - - Sc. on derivation of London, 505. - - Scandinavia, the want of English literature there, 39. - - Scandinavian on the age of trees, 488. - - Scandinavian literature, 59. - ---- mythology, 161. - - School of the Heart, its authorship, 141. 241. - - School superstitions, 53. - - S. (C. N.) on possession nine points of the law, 23. - - Scotland, ancient MS. history of, 316. - ---- conquest of, 165. 234. - - Scott's Childe Harold, canto iv., st. 182., 223. 285. 323. - 386. 508. - ---- Lay of the Last Minstrel, 134. - ---- Pirate, "Fire on the maintop," 99. - - Scotus Octogenarius on conquest of Scotland, 234. - - Scripture erroneously quoted, 131. 243. - - S. (C. S. B.) on Cozens the painter, 368. - - Sculptured stones in Scotland, 86. 350. - - Scurvy ale, its components, 68. 162. - - Scythians blind their slaves, 314. - - S. (E.) on MS. book of Sentences, 243. - ---- on the Winchester execution, 243. - ---- on Rectitudines Singularum Personarum, 508. - - Secant, its meaning in Virgil, AEneid viii. 96., 24. - - Sedley, passage in, 327. - - S. (E. J.) on derivation of Yankee, 13. - - Seleucus on an allusion in Longfellow, 22. - ---- on a passage in Tennyson, 72. - ---- on John a Kent, 119. - ---- on salting the dead, 163. - ---- on marriages within ruined churches, 261. - ---- on colonies in England, 371. - - Selion, its derivation, 258. - - Sempills of Beltrus, their poems, 343. - - Senses, the saying, "Frightened out of his seven senses," 233. - - Sermons, on written and extempore, 8. 41. 237. 394. - - Serpent represented with a human head, 191. 331. - ---- freedom from, 260. - - Sept, its etymology, 344. - - Serius, where situated, 124. - - Serius Seriadesque, or Il Serio, 11. - - Severambes, Histoire des, 43. - - S. (G. L.) on "Son of the morning," 330. - - Shakspeare, his small Latin, 26. - ---- his use of triple, 26. - ---- his meaning of eisell, 36. 64. 68. 155. 193. - ---- monumental bust of, 307. - ---- nautical phrases, 379. - ---- publication of his plays in Sweden, 54. - ---- prenzie, in Measure for Measure, 63. 135. - ---- the word rack in the Tempest, 37. 121. 158. 193. - ---- quoted, "They that touch pitch," 292. - - Shawls, their introduction into England, 7. 77. - - Shelley's children, inquiry after, 40. - - Ship, the termination, 153. 261. 394. - - Shipmoney, satirical verses on, 437. - - Shropshire, price of land in, 502. - - Sibi, its use in monkish Latin, 327. 392. - - Sidanen, the British, 83. 120. 424. - - [Greek: Sigma] on Stillingfleet's Sufferings of Christ, 274. - - Simnel, its derivation, 212. - - Sinage, its meaning, 6. 28. - - Sinaitic inscriptions, 332. 382. 458. - - Sin-eaters, notices respecting, 211. - - Singer (S. W.) on an ancient engraving of Cebes, 12. - ---- on Ferrante Pallavicino, 13. - ---- on Gabriel Harvey's MS. notes, 169. - ---- on a curious monumental inscription, 105. - ---- on Richard Rolle, 159. - - S. (J.) on Joceline's Legacy, 410. - - S. (J. G.) on facts concerning Donizetti, 380. - - S. (J. J.) on the island of AEgina, 508. - - S. (J. M.) on early translation of Amadis de Gaule, 85. - - S. (J. V.) on children named after mothers, 506. - - S. (K.) on Gray's obligations to Jeremy Taylor, 262. - ---- on bishops vacating their sees, 293. - ---- on the marriage of ecclesiastics, 298. - - Skeatta, its meaning, 346. - - Skull-cups, their use, 231. - - Slander, may it mean injury? 6. - - S. (M.) on the designation Miss, 6. - - Smith (T. C.) on poetical coincidences, 291. - - Smith (W. J. Bernhard) on nightingale and thorn, 242. - ---- on finger-stocks, 395. - - S. (M. P.) on Sir Thomas Malory, 257. - - Snakes' antipathy to fire, 131. - - Sneck-up or hiccup, a stage direction, 28. - - Souling, the custom of, in Shropshire, 381. 506. - - Soul's Errand, its author, 274. 353. - - Southampton brasses, 132. - - Spalatro, archbishop of, 257. 295. - - Spaniards in Peru, a play, 257. 456. - - S. (P. C. S.) on broad arrow, 371. - - Spec on Cromwell's grants of land, 123. - - Spectacles, inscription on the rim of a pair, 407. - - Speculative Difficulties, a work on, 198. - - Spenser's age at his death, 74. - ---- portraits, 101. - ---- Faerie Queene, b. ii. c. ix. st. 22., 133. 165. - ---- Shepherd's Calendar, stanzas on, 473. - - Speriend, on De Foe's house at Stoke Newington, 256. - ---- on the early use of Miss, 44. - ---- on the salting of the dead, 48. - ---- on the prophecies of Nostradamus, 86. - - Spittal-hill tut, a sprite, 212. - - Spon, its derivation, 39. 412. - - S. (R. J.) on Bible divination in Suffolk, 148. - - S. (R. S.) on "You friend drink to me," 197. - ---- on "A posie of other men's flowers," 212. - - S. (S.) on The Abridgment of the Assizes, 41. - ---- on Townley MSS. &c., 103. - ---- on the pronunciation of Tiverton, 164. - - Ss. (J.) on derivation of prog, 315. - - S. (S. S.) on armorial bearings, 330. - ---- on John Bodley, 59. - ---- on Bourchier family, 233. - ---- on William III. at Exeter, 329. - - Stallenge queries, 315. - - Stanedge Pole, its locality, 123. - - Stanton Drew, and its tradition, 3. - - Statistics of all Christians, 445. - - Statute fairs, 190. - - Statute of Limitations abroad, 256. - - S. (T. C.) on Pope's honest factor, 284. - ---- on Pope and Flatman, 284. - - Stella, was she Swift's sister? 110. 160. - - Stephen's, St. Church, Walbrook, 267. - - Stephens, (Geo.) on English literature in the North, 38. - - Stephens, (T.) on the British Sidanen, 120. - ---- on John a Cumber, 453. - ---- on the antiquity of kilts, 170. - ---- on the Kimmeron, Cimbri, Cymry, 444. - ---- on the Gododin, 468. - - Stevens (David) on testing a bow, 210. - ---- on Stanton Drew, 3. - ---- on the meaning of Whig and Tory, 281. - - S. (T. G.) on Domesday book of Scotland, 213. - ---- on History of Hawick, 329. - ---- on Macfarlane manuscripts, 509. - ---- on the Sempills of Beltrus, 343. - - Stickle, its meaning, 209. - - Stillingfleet on the Sufferings of Christ, 274. 392. - - Stone (Dan.) Esquire, anagrams on Notes and Queries, 351. - - Stonehaven on The Don, a poem, 441. - - Stonehenge, its derivation, 57. 214. 328. - - Strafford and Abp. Ussher, 290. 349. 365. - - Streso's Commentarius, 192. - - Student, on Tudur Aled, 384. - - Suicides buried in cross roads, 116. 212. 329. - - Sundays, on what days of the month, 134. - - Surplices, on the different kinds, 192. 262. 301. 356. - - Surrey folk lore, 291. - - Sussex, religious houses in, 473. - - Sutcliffe (Dr. Matthew), inquiry respecting, 152. 239. - - S. (W.) on Margaret Maultasch, 122. - - Swann (J.) on Pope's honest factor, 7. - - Swearing by the English, 37. - ---- on the horns at Highgate, 84. - ---- the various modes of, 90. - - Sweden, consecration of bishops in, 345. 412. - - S. (W. F.) on Dr. Young's Narcissa, 22. - - S. (W. H.) on coins of Constantius Gallus, 327. - ---- on coins of Vabalathus, 427. - - Swift, his inedited letters, 218. - - Sword-blade note, 176. 213. - ---- proof of one, 39. 109. 181. - - Sylla, on Presant family, 191. - - S. (Y. V.) on "Suum cuique tribuere," 28. - - Sr. (S. S.) on the etymology of Berth, 83. - - -T. - - T. on Quaker expurgated Bible, 87. 412. - ---- on the meaning of eisell, 156. - - Table-book, specimens of, 212. - - Talbot (Peter), the pseudo Lominus, 193. 240. 458. 506. - - Tale of a Tub, origin of the phrase, 101. 242. - - Talented, Sterling's objection to its use, 405. - - Taylor (E. S.) on figures of Saints in Martham church, 7. - ---- on East Norfolk folk lore, 53. - ---- on a monumental inscription, 182. - ---- on coins of Constantius II., 238. - ---- on corpse passing making a right of way, 240. - ---- on the coinage of Vabalathus, 255. - ---- on the word Agla, 370. - ---- on pasquinade on Pio, 437. - ---- on Grimsdyke, 454. - ---- on Voce populi halfpenny, 138. - - Taylor (Jeremy) on a passage in his sermon, 435. - ---- a sermon of his overlooked, 251. 354. - ---- his story of the Greek, 208. 262. 326. 507. - - Tee Bee, on the transformation of the butterfly, 27. - ---- on Hampton Court, 40. - ---- on Bensleys of Norwich, 115. - ---- on Coke and Cowper, 138. - ---- on printers' privilege, 232. - - Templar, on lines on the Temple, 181. - - Temple (Harry Leroy) on parallel passages, 435. - - Temple, lines stuck on the, 76. 181. - - Tennent (Sir J. Emerson) on the early use of the crucifix, - 485. - - Tennyson's Lord of Burleigh, its groundwork, 12. - ---- use of the word cycle, 37. 181. - ---- The Princess, passage in, 72. - - T. (E. S.) on an inscription in Martham church, 20. - ---- on Petty Cury, 24. - - Texas, plant in, 208. 332. - - Texts before sermons, their origin, 344. 387. - - T. (F. G.) on the meaning of eisell, 155. - - T. (F. W.) on fest sittings, 42. - ---- on superstitions respecting bees, 308. - - T. (H.) on cleanliness next to godliness, 491. - - Theobald's notes on Shakspeare, 28. - - Theodolite, its derivation, 383. 457. - - Theophylact, on colonies in England, 272. - ---- on fire unknown, 283. - ---- on the derivation of poetaster, 301. - ---- on Scythians blinding their slaves, 314. - ---- on derivation of Stonehenge, 328. - ---- on Martial's distribution of hours, 332. - ---- on Maltese dialect, 383. - ---- on Lycian inscriptions, 383. - ---- on the Cagots and Cretins, 387. - ---- on Coleridge's Christabel, 410. - ---- on marriage of ecclesiastics, 427. - ---- on races in which children are named after their - mothers, 442. - ---- on derivation of aera, 454. - - Thiriold (Charles) on repudiate, &c., 163. - ---- on Cowper law, 242. - ---- on rile, or royle, 317. - ---- on naturalis proles, 327. - ---- on the termination "-ship," 394. - - Thoms (W. J.) on the Michaelmas goose, 230. - - Thorns of Dauphine, meaning of the, 502. - - Thread the needle, origin of the game, 39. 140. - - Three estates of the realm, 115. 196. 278. - - Thumb Bible, its history, 484. - - Thurnam (John) on the battle of Brunanburgh, 249. - - Tichborne (Sir Henry), his Journal, 442. - - Tigernach, an Irish writer, 41. - - Time, legal, what? 502. - - Times newspapers, curious notices of, 98. - - T. (J. H.) on Sancta Regum Majestas, 372. - - T. (J. N.) on cure for ague, 111. - - T. (L. H. J.) on modern Greek names of places, 470. - - T. (M. E. C.) on the effects of moonlight, 355. - - Tobacco used by Elizabethan ladies, 208. - - Todd (Dr. J. H.) On Buxtorf's translation of Elias Levita's - Treatise, 272. 391. - ---- on epigram ascribed to Mary Queen of Scots, 385. - - Tonbridge Castle, heraldic figures at, 115. - - Tonges of Tonge, their genealogy, 384. - - Toothache, cure for, 227. - - Tory, its meaning, 57. 164. 281. 492. - - Townley MSS., &c., 103. - - Toxophilus, on the test of the strength of a bow, 56. - - T. (P.) on suicides buried in cross-roads, 212. - - Tr. on Laurentius Mueller, 175. - ---- on Rhynsault and Sapphira, 191. - - Tradescants, notice respecting, 182. - - Traditions from remote periods through few hands, 113. 237. - 484. - - Transatlantic Reader, on Sir E. Ployden, 58. - - Transparency, its cause, 406. - - Trees, the age of, 401. 488. - - Trelawney (Bp.), and a parliamentary decision, 484. - - Trevelyan (W. C.) on blessing by the hand, 262. - - Tripos, origin of the term, 484. - - Trithemius (Johannes), character of his work, "Liber de - Scriptoribus Ecclesiasticis," 442. 489. - - T. (R. S.) on an early German Virgil, 57. - - Trunnian or Tronion (St.) noticed, 179. - - T. (S. P. H.) on language of ancient Egypt, 152. - ---- on plants and their provincial names, 175. - ---- on papal bulls, &c., 189. - ---- on Francis Clerke, 192. - - T. (T.) on Buxtorf's translation of Tub Taam, 328. - - Tt. on dictionary of hackneyed quotations, 149. - ---- on a story by Jeremy Taylor, 208. - - Tudur Aled, a Welsh poet, 384. - - Turnpikes, origin of, 503. - - Tusser the husbandman, inquiry respecting, 152. - - T. (W.) on Ackey trade, 142. - - T. (W. J.) on Shakspeare in Sweden, 54. - ---- on the Hethel Thorn, 488. - - T. (W. S.) on Charles II. and written sermons, 394. - ---- on damasked linen, 446. - - Tyro on Bellarmin's monstrous paradox, 103. - ---- on Marcus AElius Antoninus, 152. - ---- on "A little bird told me," 284. - ---- on Sanford's Descensus, 328. - ---- on Sacro-Sancta Regum Majestas, 372. - ---- on "Truth is that which a man troweth," 455. - - -U. - - Umbrellas, their early use, 75. - - U. (M. C.) on Stallenge queries, 315. - - [Greek: Hypopiazo], 1 Cor. ix. 7., 205. - - Upton Court, did Pope write the Rape of the Lock there? 315. - 493. - - Ussher (Archbp.) and Lord Strafford, 290. 349. 365. - ---- works, on their completion, 10. 110. - ---- treatise on the Seventy Weeks, 10. - ---- Bibliotheca Theologica, 10. - - U. (U.) on Roman Index Expurgatorius, 440. - - -V. - - V. on the royal library, 69. - ---- on Pope and Flatman, 165. - ---- on Spenser's Faerie Queene, 133. - - V. the elision of the letter, 55. 164. 213. - - Vabalathus, coinage of, 255. 327. 427. 491. - - Vanbrugh's play, The Relapse, attributed to Sheridan, 24. 74. - - Varro on Burns and Propertius, 54. - ---- on mistake as to an eclipse, 58. - ---- on Spenser's age at his death, 74. - ---- on proverb of James I., 85. - - Vashti on ell-rake or hell-rake, 192. - - V. D. M., its meaning, 369. - - V. (E.) on pair of curols, 101. - ---- on Pope and Flatman, 210. - ---- on religious houses in East Sussex, 473. - - Vendee, ballad on the rising of the, 473. - - Vermin, payments for destroying, 208. 389. 447. - - Vermuyden, Sir Cornelius, his portrait, 21. - - Verses occurring in classical prose, 382. 455. - - Vida, on an accent and caesura in a verse of, 174. - - Vincent (R.) on the pronunciation of Coke and Cowper, 76. - ---- on registry of British subjects abroad, 76. - ---- on "the worm in the bud of youth," 86. - ---- on "the noiseless foot of time," 88. - ---- on the Lowey of Tunbridge, 453. - - Violin, the best work on the, 257. - - Virgil, an early German edition, 57. - ---- Georg. lib. iv. 87. quoted, 244. - ---- notes on, 24. 88. 260. 307. 420. - - Visitations, on early, 8. 29. - - Visiting cards, their origin, 133. 195. 243. - - Vitrified forts, 93. - - Voce populi halfpenny, 56. 138. - - Vogelweide (Walter), Longfellow's notice of, 346. - - Voltaire, anagram on his name, 457. - ---- epitaph on, 73. 114. - ---- where situated, 73. - - Voluntary, origin of playing one, 189. - - Vox vere Anglorum, its author, 293. - - -W. - - W. (A. C.) on Prior Lachteim and R. Douglas, 23. - ---- on AEsop, 174. - - Wady Mokatteb identified with Kibbroth Hattavah, 481. - - W. (A. H.) on painting of the landing of William III., 294. - - Walcott (Mackenzie) on Lord Clydesdale, 154. - ---- on Gen. James Wolfe, 323. - ---- on Dominus Bathurst, 345. - ---- on the song Yankee Doodle, 392. - - Wales, princesses of, 24. 176. - - Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy, materials for a new - edition, 272. - - Walker (Sampson) on Yankee Doodle, 344. - - Walker, the renowned Hookey, 424. - - Wall (Dr. W.), his diploma and writings, 347. 490. - - Walpole (Horace) at Eton, 206. - - Walpole and Junius, 395. - - Walter (H.), remarks on former queries, 193. - ---- on marriage of ecclesiastics, 346. - - Warbeck (Perkin), MS. account of his landing, 377. - - Warden (J. S.), on Abigail, or lady's maid, 424. - ---- on Critolaus, and the Horatii, and Curiatii, 443. - ---- on "Tace is Latin for a candle," 456. - ---- on St. Richard, king of England, 475. - ---- on Sir William Herschell, 490. - - Waring (E.) on cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru, 456. - - Warnings to Scotland, history of this work, 233. 283. - - Watchmen and their songs, 206. 356. - - Waylen on brass statues at Windsor, 484. - - Waylen (J.) on the princess Wilbrahama, 8. - - W. (B.) on the King's way, Wilts. 231. - - W. (C. J.) on frontispiece to Hobbes' Leviathan, 488. - - W***d (W. S.) on the elision of the letter v, 55. - - Weever, his autograph and epitaph, 474. 507. - - W. (E. J.) on Lord Edw. Fitzgerald, 411. - - Well near Bansted Downs, 315. 492. - - Welling, house at, 502. - - Wellington (Duke of), historical document respecting his - recall, 233. 477. - - Welwood's Memoirs, date of first edition, 1. 45. 70. 302. - - W. (E. N.) on rifles, 29. - ---- on book plates, 46. - ---- on exons of the guard, 87. - ---- on first panorama, 118. - ---- on obeism, 228. - ---- on Sir Walter Raleigh in Virginia, 242. - ---- on Tom Chipperfeild, &c., 251. - ---- on the Lowey of Tunbridge, 294. - ---- on Bristol tables, 406. - ---- stanza on Spenser's Shepherd's Calendar, 473. - ---- on petition for the recall of the Duke of Wellington, - 477. - - West (Richard), notice of, 134. - - Westminster hall, on three chambers in, called Paradyse, Hell, - Purgatory, 344. - - We. (T.) on profane swearing by the English, 37. - ---- on extreme ignorance and superstition, 53. - ---- on strange reason for keeping a public house, 114. - ---- on the Glastonbury thorn, 114. - ---- on the walnut tree at Glastonbury, 115. - - W. (H.) on a passage in Luther, 192. - ---- on the meaning of sinage, distord, and slander, 6. - - Whig and tory, their meaning, 57. 164. 281. 492. - - Whiston (Wm.), his connection with Wiltshire, 21. - - Whitaker (J.) on charities for the clergy, 21. - - White (Algernon Holt) on T. Holt White's illustrations of - Dryden, 411. - - White Rose on Sir Henry Tichborne's Journal, 442. - - Whit-sunday, its meaning, 206. - - Wiffen (Benjamin B.) on the works of Enzinas, 5. - - Wigtoun peerage, reports of, 383. - - Wilbrahama (Princess), inquiry respecting, 8. - - Wilkes's manuscripts, 275. - - Wilkinson (H.), on proof of a sword, 109. - ---- on the derivation of theodolite, 457. - - William III. at Exeter, a roll of his attendants wanted, 233. - 329. - ---- painting of his landing, 294. - - Willow garland, an emblem of despairing love, 193. - - Winchester execution, 191. 284. 317. - - Windsor, brass statues at, 484. - - Winifreda, a song, 196. 238. 277. - - Witchcraft, a supposed case of, 35. - - Witham (H.) on early visitations, 8. - - Wither's Hallelujah, 118. - - W. (J.) on the meaning of briwingable, 22. - ---- on the locust tree, 352. - ---- on "Worse than a crime," 455. - - W. (J. C.) on the meaning of livery-stables, 275. - ---- on fortune, infortune, 328. - - W. (J. M.) on Gen. James Wolfe, 489. - - W. (J. R.) on Bristol tables, 454. - ---- on church of St. Bene't Fink, 491. - - W. (J. S.) on Shakspeare's small Latin and his use of triple, - 26. - ---- on Shakspeare's use of eisell, 64. - ---- on ballad of Chevy-chase, 206. - ---- on poetical imitation, 310. - ---- on the death of Pitt, 329. - - W. (M.) on English sapphics, 45. - - Wmson. (S.) on equestrian statues, 72. - ---- on proverb of James I., 165. - - Wobbles (Colly) on Sacheverell's speech on his trial, 8. - - Wodderspoon (John) on privately printed books and engravings, - 17. - - Wolfe (General James), historical notices of, 271. 322. 393. - 409. 438. 489. 503. - - Wolsey (Cardinal) in the stocks, 176. 213. - - Wood (J. G.) on informing bees of a death, 309. - ---- (John) architect, his portrait wanted, 39. - - Wood (J. S.) on derivation of theodolite, 383. - - Woodhouse (Peter), notice of, 134. - - Wotton family, their pedigree, 191. - - Wresting thread, 500. - - Wright (Arthur) on legend of Haydon's gully, 53. - - W. (R. M.) on the custom of pirog, 175. - - W. (S.) on discovering the bodies of the drowned, 251. - - W. (T.) on stanzas in Childe Harold, 223. 323. - - W. 1. (T.) a riddle by Dr. Byrom, 197. - - Wt. (T.) on serpent represented with a human head, 331. - - W. (T. M.) on an inscription on a claymore, 59. - - W. (T. R.) on Tregonwell Frampton, 474. - - W. (T. T.) on Davies' History of Magnetical Discovery, 58. - ---- on the Passellew family, 73. - - W. (W.) on Sanderson and Taylor, 293. - ---- on frontispiece to Hobbes' Leviathan, 314. 383. - ---- on stanzas in Childe Harold, 325. 386. - ---- on Byron's Son of the Morning, 391. - ---- on a quotation in Campbell's poem, 407. - ---- on coins of Vabalathus, 491. - - W. (W. S.) on MS. notes in Liber Sententiarum, 188. - ---- on the letter _v_, 213. - ---- on the inscription Fermilodum, 395. - ---- on punishment of Prince Edward, 454. - - Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury, 116. 243. 509. - - Wynkyn de Worde's edition of Bishop Fisher's Treatise, 417. - - -X. - - X. (D.) on West of England proverb, 24. - ---- on poulster, or upholsterer, 153. - - -Y. - - Yankee, its derivation, 13. - - Yankee Doodle, origin of the song, 344. 392. - - Y. (E. H.) on pendulum demonstration, 177. - ---- on Borough English, 235. - - Y. (J.) on Holland's Monumenta Sepulchralia, 125. - ---- on linteamina and surplices, 192. - ---- on Matthew Paris' Historia Minor, 328. - ---- on texts before sermons, 387. - ---- on paragraph mark in the Bible, 394. - ---- on Weever's funeral monument, 507. - - York, convocation for the province of, 368. 425. - - York (Duke of), gold medal with his inscription, 406. - - Yorkshire fellowships at Oxford, 256. - - Young (Dr.), his Narcissa, 22. 110. - - Yram on Prince Rupert's drops, 274. - - Yunaf on superstitions respecting bees, 308. - ---- on Gen. James Wolfe, 323. - ---- on Praed's works, 453. - - Yvery, House of, 101. 136. 158. - - Y. (W.) on the etymology of barrister, 472. - - -Z. - - Zeus Panhellenios, the temple of, 255. - - Z. (X.) on Wolken Zug, 159. - - Z. (X. Y.) on the locality of Drimmnitavichillichatan, 501. - - Z. (Z. 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