King (Francis) on assassination the métier of kings, viii. 328. Audyn or Audin family, ii. 18. Bailiff of Eagle, ii. 46. Epitaphiana, ii. 322. False quantities in Parliament, ii. 326. Family door-plates in London, vi. 225. "First catch your hare," i. 175. Latin pronunciation, ix. 314. "Omne bonum Dei donum," vii. 33. Palæologus in the West Indies, vii. 209. Parsonages, pre-Reformation, ix. 287. Pimlico, xi. 133. Pre-Reformation tabernacle, viii. 507. Proverbs, two old, vii. 407. Radnorshire rime, vii. 205. Selvaggi and Milton, viii. 48. Trafalgar, V. 57. Wellington badge: Watier's, 1814, iv. 155. West Indian hurricane lore, vii. 127. Yorke (Eliot), iv. 488. See also King (W. F. H.). King (Bishop Henry), his marriage, vi. 250, 353 King (Capt. James), F.R.S., his death, ix. 449; x. 57 · King (Joseph), Joachin Cardoza, volunteer under Nelson, v. 108, 213 King (J. Stuart) on coffee, xii. 377 King (Luke), Deputy-Muster-Master, Ireland, 1689, i. 226 King (Thomas), English Jesuit, 1561, viii. 437 King family, viii. 510 King of Patterdale, the appellation, i. 149, 193, 276 Kingdom (Lemuel), M.P. for Hull, his biography, xii. 408 Kingdom's Intelligencer,' vii. 148, 238, 270, 395, 491; viii. 396 Kingham (J. C.) on towns unlucky for kings, vii. 75 Kingod on "Mors janua vitæ," viii. 231 King's Bagnio. See Duke's Bagnio. King's College, Cambridge, and Sir Isaac Newton, xii. 229, 294 King's County, members for county and boroughs, i. 227, 293 King's Cross bridge, its erection, vii. 386 "King's Dues " explained, ix. 271, 337 66 King's evil, touching for, iv. 287, 335; vi. 345 King's Head," Hampstead Road, its history, vi. 207, 276 King's Lynn, curious epitaph, xii. 506 King's money, letter money or bounty, its origin, iv. 428; v. 198 King's Old Bargehouse, its location, viii. 167, 417; early picture of, x. 188 King's printers, and printers of the Crown, xi. 128 King's silver at Lincoln College, c. 1525, x. 47, 117 King's Weighhouse, 1666, and Love Lane, v. 303 Kingsford (C. L.) on St. Martin Pomeroy, x. 495 Kingsford (H.) on Pinkett, ii. 427. Quarterstaff, vi. 106. Kingsford (W. B.) on "At the back of beyond," xii. 57. Children at executions, iii. 33. Dyer (Sir Edward), ii. 32. Gatton inscription, vi57. "Quid est fides?" xi. 296. "There's not a crime," ii. 14 Kingsland almshouses, changes in, vi. 262, 303; viii. 426; xi. 124 Kingsley (Charles), 'Old and New: a Parable,' iv. 125, 212; his New Forest Ballad,' ix. 508; his Lorraine, Lorrèe,' x. 210, 278, 377, 452, 497 Kingsley (Col.): "Kingsley's Stand "at Minden, vii. 109, 158, 294, 378 Kingsley quotation, iii. 88 Kingston-on-Thames, Queen Elizabeth's School at, i. 166, 215; epitaph at, x. 502 Kingston-upon-Hull, Easter sepulchre at,i. 265 Kingsway and Aldwych, their inauguration, iv. 361, 410, 433, 451 Kiplin or Kipling family, ii. 269 Kipling (Rudyard), his Our Lady of the Snows, i. 246, 311, 392; his Barrack-Room Ballads," v. 307; 'Mandalay,' 389, 417; 'Five Free Nations,' 389, 417; With Scindia to Delhi," v. 426, 518; vi. 32, 75; Rake, its locality, v. 480; and the word Ikona, vi. 46, 90, 135; Dowb in Barrack-Room Ballads,' viii. 54, 135, 218; "Dust builds on dust in his Recessional,' 385; picaroon' in his Last Chantey,' ix. 185, 234; and J. Ovington, 248; and Otway, 426, 492; on Shakespeare, x. 348, 395; parodies of, xii. 128, 177, 238, 297, 472; character in 'Actions and Reactions,' 329; Spanish translation of his works, 448 Kipling family and Bowes Churchyard, vi. 7, 78 Kirby Hall, Northants, article by Lady Constance Kirk (Alexander), Glasgow shipbuilder, c. 1818, v. 129 Kirk (R. E. G.) on Chaucer's father, iii. 145. Chaucer tragedy, iv. 5 Kirkbride family of Ellerton, Cumberland, viii. 309 Kirklington Barrow, its opening, ii. 246 Kirton-in-Lindsey, smuggling at, v. 282 Kites, team of steerable, xi. 465 Kit-Kat (Dick), c. 1843, his illustrations, vi. 368 Kit's Coty House, origin of the name, iv. 247, 413 Kitterick, pictures from, xi. 189 'Kitty Fisher's Jig,' ix. 50, 98, 197, 236, 337, 471 T Kniaz, its meaning and pronunciation, iv. 107, 130, 152, 193, 334 Knifeboard of omnibuses, x. 86, 153 on the Laureateship, viii. 267, 311; and the Rabelais Club, xii. 165 Knight (W.) on Lyrical Ballads' motto, iv. 350 Knight in armour, picture of, i. 29 Knighthood of 1603, vi. 181, 257, 474; vii. 16, 54, 113 Knightley (Lady) on Knightley family, v. 371 Knightley family, v. 250, 313, 371 Knight's head resting on lady's body in monumental effigy, x. 228, 273 Knights and their swords, how worn, ix. 308, 477 'Knights of England,' by Dr. W. A. Shaw, vi. 1, 72, 181, 257, 474 Knights of the Round Table, quasi-Masonic order, vi. 9 Knights Templars, points in their cross, i. 149, 211, 338; 1128-1312, iii. 467; in Scotland, iv. 10, 34, 97; their registers, 167, 235 Knights of Windsor, iii. 5 Knights without noses, meaning of the phrase, xi. 49, 158 Knots of may, xi. 344, 437 Kniphofia, botanical term, x. 288, 333, 438 Knowle Hall, portrait of Hannah Lightfoot at, vii. 289, 350 Knowles (Herbert), born at Gomersal, 1798, ii. 489 Knox (Ann)=Dr. John Lamy, temp. George II., xii. 210 Knox (J.) on authors of quotations wanted, x. 510 Knox (John), his Monstrous Regimen of Women,' xi. 188, 234, 338 Knox (William), his 'Mortality,' xi. 247, 397 Knoydart, place-name, its pronunciation, viii. 106 Kodak, inventor of the word, v. 400 Kodak on Gladstone's horsemanship, ix. 191 Koepenick captain, Berlin hoaxer, vi. 364 Kola-nut, origin of the name, v. 286 Kolliwest, the word in Mid-Cheshire, ii. 9 Kom Ombo on Aristophanes's Wasps,' v. 188. Authors of quotations wanted, iii. 128; vii. 69. Catalogues, printed, of public libraries, iv. 388. German Encyclopædia, viii. 389. GermanEnglish dictionary, ii. 9. Hippomanes, iii. 127. Irish Parliament, viii. 190. Juvenal translated by Wordsworth, iii. 288. Macaulay on competitive examinations, viii. 169. Mahan (Capt.) on Ireland, xii. 187. Pan-Germanic Press, xi. 447. Passow's Greek-Latin lexicon, v. 109. Swift's works: annotated editions, viii. 231. Swinburne on Irish Nationalists, xii. 350. Temple (Sir William), his Swiss visitor, viii. 129. Wellington (Duke of), on uniforms, viii. 8. 'Wilhelm Meister,' i. 489 Kopsch (H.) on silk first mentioned in the Bible, viii. 231 Korean and Manchurian names, i. 265 Kottabos,' Dublin University magazine, viii. 46 Krapina, holy place of the Illyrians, viii. 188, 258, 476 Berlin, Colour Krebs (H.) on Bacon and the drama, ii. 129. Baskish folk-lore about souls, vii. 73. iv. 466. Chateaubriand, ix. 129. transition, v. 86. Copernicus, xi. 473. Don Quixote,' 1595-6, iv. 158. Dover pier, iv. 451. Duma, vi. 56. Edinburgh: its derivation, x. 410. Edward in Slavonic, viii. 115. Electron, ii. 225. Fanshawe (Sir R.), iii. 499. Folk lore origins, vii. 53. German Encyclopædia, viii. 457. Gwyneth, ii. 255. Harbours, xi. 477. Haze, vii. 214. Helvellyn, iii. 287. Hetman: Ataman, v. 157. Hus before the Council of Constance, xii. 94, 158. Immanquable, xi. 145. "Jan Kees," v. 15. Lithuanian etymological dictionary, v. 313. M., iv. 134. March (Ausias), V. 14. Masburensis : its identity, xi. 413. One: its pronunciation, xii. 288. Össian, vi. 336. Pearl, its etymon, vi. 137. Piccaninny, iv. 255. Place, V. 412. Porta del Popolo, Rome, ix. 433. Roman law, x. 469. Russian Christian martyr (first), viii. 93. Scaramouch, x. 86, 257. Siberia, i. 346. Soul and eyes, vi. 466. Trafalgar, iv. 385. Turntable in Llaneilian Church, vi. 337. 'Volksbücher," xii. 58. Whiff, a boat, x. 29. Whitsunday in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,' ii. 313. 'Wilhelm Meister,' ii. 57. Zémstvo and Zemsky-Sobór, iii. 185 Krimpen (W. del Court de) on Van Sypesteyn manuscripts, iii. 409 Kroencke (E.), book-collector, his biography, i. 148, 198 Krueger (Dr. G.) on Agnostic poets, ii. 528. Algonquin element in English, iii. 34. "All the world and his wife," xii. 177. Antiquary V. antiquarian, ii. 174. Ash as place-name, i. 72. Bacon, viii. 310. Blake (Benjamin): Norman: Oldmixon, iii. 15. Browning's thunderfree," ii. 194. Chapzugar cheese," xi. 476. 'Childe Harold,' viii. 430. Clocks stopped at death, iii. 175. Cowper, ii. 149. Davies's epigram on actors, xii. 389. Defiance, vi. 226. Dogs in war, v. 195. Dry, as applied to spirituous liquors, viii. 269. Duelling in Germany, iv. 516. Dugdale's trustworthiness, iv. 487. English authors' birthdates, vi. 228. English spelling: English culture, V. 148. Epicurus in art, xii. 347. Falstaff on honour, v. 128. Fire: fire out, viii. 455. German quotation, i. 339. Globetrotter, viii. 485. Grindy, viii. 93. H in Cockney, ii. 491. Haldane, x. 347. Haze, vii. 273. Hell, Heaven, and Paradise, ii. 354. Henry IV.,' III. i. vi. 324. "Honest Hock: Hog: Hoga, viii. 13. broker," ii. 452. Immortality of animals, i. 336. Jeer, i. 70. Kaboose, ii. 214. "Let the dead bury their dead," i. 488. Letters, their names, iii. 228. "Luther's distich," i. 473. Monkeys stealing from a pedlar, vii. 256. Paměla Pamela, i. 433; ii. 90. Pittance, viii. 186. Pop goes the weasel, iv. 209. Portmanteau words, v. 235. Quotations wanted, iv. 91. Rowton (Lord), v. 149. Shakespeare's epitaph, x. 346. Shakespeare's grave, iii. 495. Shakespeariana, ii. 523; iv. 443; vii. 302; viii. 164; ix. 264; x. 164. Split infinitive, iii. 51. Step-brother, ii. 473. Stepping across a child, ix. 338. Telling the bees, x. 97. TH as a symbol, x. 390. Touching wood, vi. 231. Trooping the colours, ii. 116. Vegetarian : Fruitarian, xii. 427. Vocabulary of peasant, ix. 134. "Volksbücher," xii. 133. Voltaire and Rousseau, viii. 154. Waterloo campaign, WhitV. 107, 373. Welsh rabbit, i. 70. sunday, iii. 16. Winston Shakespeare portrait, ix. 68. Women and wine-making, vii. 295. Yorkshire dialect, iv. 192 Krug on slavery, iv. 429 Kruger (Frederick), Hermit of Wallasey, iii. 246 Kuens or quens, derivation of the word, vi. 170 Kuroki (General), his origin, ii. 347 L. on Bri: The Planche, iv. 389. Earthquakes in Wales, vi. 30. Inscription on museum, Tam i. 268. Quotations wanted, vi. 89. worth churchyard wall, vii. 210 L. (A.) on handkerchiefs as relics, viii. 448. Municipal documents, iii. 50 L. (A. A.) on riddle, i. 207 L. (A. C.) on authors of quotations wanted, xii. 509 L. (A. H.) on chemists' coloured bottles, v. 168 L. (A. S.) on Addison's maternal ancestry, x. 356. Cook (Benjamin), bookseller, vi. 308. Lamprey family of Dublin, vi. 490. Lawrence, iv. 388. Lintot Society, vi. 389. Lintott (H. and J.), vi. 469 L. (C.) on White Ensign, ix. 128 L. (D. C.) on St. Ninian's Church, ii. 68 i. 67 bridge early lists, ix. 414. Carnwath pedigree, viii. 492; ix. 398. Cope of Bramshill, iii. 174. English bishop (first) to marry, x. 412; xi. 51. Floral emblems of countries, v. 509. French refugee bishops, viii. 171. Godfrey (Col. Charles), vi. 155. Hastings (Warren), his first wife, i. 494. Hayes, Consul at Smyrna, v. 349. Hinds (Dr. Samuel), i. 517. Jack and Jill, iv. 93. Pinchbeck family, iv. 77. Plane sailing or plain sailing, x. 270. Prebend of Cantlers, iv. 410. Renzi (Sir Matthew de), X. 433. St. Barbara's emblems, xii. 216. Sargent (Henry Martyn), ix. 276. Stephenson, Governor of Bengal, ii. 437; iii. 395. Vanneck (Mrs. and Miss), xii. 377 L. (F. F.) on Capt. Death, i. 48. Woffington (Peg), her letter, i. 124 L. (G.) on He who knows not," i. 277 L. (G. D.) on prisoner suckled by his daughter, iv. 353 L. (G. H.) on Shoreditch family, x. 369 L. (G. P.) on woolmen in the fifteenth century, ii. 514 L. (H.) on Capt. Curry, 1759, v. 208 L. (H. B.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 10 L. (H. G.) on West's picture of death of Wolfe, v. 409 L. (H. P.) on A nafedave," xii. 296. Abracadabra, x. 54; xi. 418. Anna, a place-name, x. 417. Anne of Austria, ix. 452. Apples: their old names, ix. 297. Artahshashte," xi. "Beeswaxers, xi. Besturne in trouba 148. Baal-fires, x. 252. 237. Bergerode, xi. 434. dour poetry, viii. 406. Black Guard, xi. 446. Bladum : siligo, viii. 114. Blather: bladder, vi. 456. Bloom in iron manufacture, viii. 26. Blunder of a Vulgate translator, vii. 126. Bossing, its meaning, vii. 135. Breese in 'Hudibras,' viii. 77. Bridge, its derivation, i. 189. Broach or brooch, iii. 78. "Brokenselde," xi. 233. Burglars, charm used by, vii. 426. Camber, xi. 326. Canon of wine at mess, viii. 390. Card terms, x. 468. Catalogue raisonnée," xii. 418. Chauceriana, viii. 252. Chevesel pillow, vii. 268. Chops of the Channel," viii. 268; xii. 117. Church spoons, V. 13. Churchwardens' accounts, vii. 275. Clergy, inferior, their appellations, x. 251. Comether, xi. 33. Copin (King): St. Coppin, vii. 29. Corked (mantle) purple, ix. 467. Court Roll terms, vii. 515. Crakowed shoes, vii. 445. Cureton's Multanis, iii. 337. Cursals, ii. 509. Dante Dorando: Durand, xi. 186. Death after lying, x. 274. Death-birds in Scotland and Ireland, vi. 173. Dickens on halfbaptized, x. 90. Disgate: dischauce, xii. 26. "Diss., an abbreviation, v. 69. Dog and Pot," xii. 474. Dog's nose, v. 252. Dolls on race-courses, X. 326. Doncaster weatherrime, v. 456. Double acrostics in newspapers, ix. 390. Ealing, xi. 176. Earife, co. Kent, xi. 358. El-Serujah, xi. 58. Everglade: its derivation, X. 158. Faséole, its etymology xii. 233. Feskin, to swathe, ix. 508. Figgess or Figgiss, ix. 478. Filling the cup," ix. 307. Fiteres rags, vii. 509. Flintwinch (Affery) in 'Little Dorrit,' iv. 466. Fludous, Le, vi. 70. "Fortune of war, ix. 387. French words in Scotch, x. 133, 314. Glosses of Middle English, ix. 126. Gray's Elegy and ploughing customs, xii. 389. Grindleton, xi. 393. Gomara's Conquest of the Weast India,' xii. 270. Gowdike, viii. 214. Gower, a Kentish hamlet, xi. 95. H aspirate in English writers, xii. 492. Hackney, ix. 91. Hamberbonne, v. 190. Hansed admitted to a Hans, x. 286. Haswell family, iii. 313; iv. 35. Hatmakers' materials, ix. 477. Hawser: Haul, xi. 455. Heraldic terms, early, ix. 466. Hoek van Holland, vii. 473. Horssekyns, viii. 35. "House of warantyse," x. 89. Hove, x. 112. Hovelling, x. 198. Jewish queries, ix. 478. Jommox: wudget: wompus, viii. 16. Kes or kese, to kick, v. 127. Ketty land, ix. 416. London cries, vi. 434. Lying Bishop": miles of varying length, vii. 496. Maltese beefeaters, xii. 198. Manor Court terms, xi. 517. Mareboake: viere, viii. 15. Martello towers, iii. 313. Matross Topass, their meaning, vii. 348. May Song, v. 474. Motte: Mot, X. 415. "Nom de guerre and "Nom de plume,' viii. 356. Notes and Queries Commemoration, xii. 376. Omnibuses, old, x. 153. Oregon, xii. 258. Oxe-aye, vi. 234. Parish dinners, x. 57. Pearl, its derivation, x. 237. Pightle: pikle, v. 93. Pimlico: Eyebright, x. 457. Pin-basket-youngest child, ix. 417. Plains-timber-denuded lands, xii. 194. Poet Laureate read at the head of troops, iii. 345. Pop goes the weasel, iv. 54. Popular etymologies of the old homilists, viii. 7. Portmanteau words, v. 512. Potter's Bar: Seven Kings, xi. 376. Pot-waller pot-walloper, viii. 298, 371. Privet: Benny, ix. 197. 'Promptorium,' xi. 14. 'Property has its duties," &c., ix. 349. Proverb on beating, : : x. 15. 46 Proverbs and popular phrases, x. 374. Pugging tooth, vi. 391. Ragmond, vi. 445. Rapids: water-break, viii. 294. Realm: its pronunciation, xi. 338. Resp., iv. 50. Rise, active verb, x. 73. Romeland, vi. 432. Royal regiments of the line, iii. 112. Scape-freak of nature, xi. 267. Scott's Lochinvar,' xii. 378. Scrannelpipedest," xi. 347. Seynt-pro-seynt, a wine, viii. 48; xii. 76. Sherlock: the name, x. 265. Skim the sea,' "" xi. 406. Sneezing superstition: Earburn, xi. 173. Snodgrass as a surname, x. 11. Spane, ix. 412. Sprecan, specan, to speak, vi. 165. 66 Stafford blue, vi. 149. Stake in racing, viii. 353. Steele (Anne), the hymn-writer, xi. 357. Stymie at golf, ix. 370; x. 112. Surnames, ending in -nell, xi. 75. Talavera, xi. 297. Talbot, its derivation, vii. 392. Tennyson: grooves of change," x. 246. Testout, iv. 354. Ringing Thiggyng: fulcenale: warelondes, viii. 296. Thune: Eil-de-boeuf, French slang, vii. 51, 153. Topsy-turvy, xii. 167. Towns unlucky for kings, viii. 36. Treats: Mullers, vi. 310. Trooping the colours, ii. 116. Trudgeon stroke in swimming, iv. 205. Truss-fail, xi. 18. Tunes, old, x. 93. Twitchel, iii. 436. Tyburn, xi. 333. Umber bird, viii. 230. Unbychid, its meaning, vii. 9. Upon a summer's day," ix. 208. Vergel, its meaning, x. 234. Waddington as a place-name, xi. 136. Waeg-sweord in Beowulf,' viii. 186. Waining bells, vi. 238. Whip in, the phrase, xii. 167. Widge, dialect survival for horse, vi. 186. William III.'s horse, ix. 377, 414. Wooset, its meaning, xi. 395. Words and phrases in American newspapers, xii. 11, 271, 371. Ycalled Y-coled, x. 510. Yamuyle, a victual, xii. 6. Young (E.), author of ' Night Thoughts,' xi. 34. 66 L. (I. M.) on Arnold, Shelley, and the yew, xii. 287. Herrick on the yew, xii. 7. Milton on the palm, xii. 67. Taglioni=greatcoat, xii. 458. Yew in poetry, xii. 388, 477 L. (J. H.) Cruikshank's remarque, vii. 50. Shop for the R.M.A.: Post, vii. 389 L. (J. K.) on Capt. Death, i. 93. Wager, wreck of, ghosts, iii. i. 335 L. (K. E. E.) on human sacrifices: 448 L. (L.) on school company, ii. 352 L. (L. E.) on Lumley of Watton, Norfolk, vi. 89 English commentators, ii. 198. Shibboleth, xi. 233. Tammany: origin of the name, ix. 278. "The hand that rocks the cradle," v. 273. "Unanswered yet, the prayer," iv. 346. Whitman (Walt) on Alamo, xii. 90. Words and phrases L. (M.M.) on Disraeli's novels, vi. 149 in American newspapers, xii. 371 L. (M. S.) on authors of quotations wanted, vi. L. (M. T.) on Constant's memoirs, viii. 128, 272 48 L. (P.) on "I expect to pass through," i. 355. L. (R.) on armiger: generosus, &c., vii. 109. xii. 268 L. (R. A. A.) on Comte d'Antraigues, x. 67. 109 Persian L. (W.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 453. L. (W. H.) on As merry as griggs," i. 276 L. (W. J.), Savile Club, on author of quotation L. (W. U.) on Windsor uniform, iv. 527 L. S. appended to name of solicitor, ii. 428, 517 La Fontaine (Auguste), his Nouveaux Tableaux La Nôtre on Schopenhauer in English, xii. 67 La Roche (Emily), Lady Echlin, her biography, La Scala, name of new theatre, iii. 448, 497 Labyrinth at Pompeii, photograph of, iv. 168 Lackington (J.), his Temple of the Muses, iv. 54, 177, 233 Lacombe (Father), O.M.I., and Alberta, Canada, ix. 486 Laconic letters, v. 108, 153, 171, 197, 234 Ladies, cheese for, xi. 229, 292, 334 Lady, unmarried, her coat of arms, iii. 348, 398 viii. Lady Day and Christmas Day, their relation, x. 508; xi. 71 Lady's Museum,' 1800-5, its value, iii. 169 Lady's speech in the House of Lords, xi. 129 Laffan (T.) on prize money, ix. 329. Family of Tipperary, viii. 513 Lafleur (P. T.) on Thackeray's historical novels, X. 146 Lafontaine, variant of a fable, v. 487; vi. 52 Lake (Lord), created 1804, his arms, x. 348 Lamb (Charles), and Address to Poverty,' i. 43, 66 C Lamb (E. H.) on Hemming-Stevens, iii. 349 Lamb (Mary), and play at Sadler's Wells, i. 7, 70, 96, 136; in Great Russell Street, viii. 421; ix. 37 Lamb in place-names, iii. 109, 149, 294 Lambarde (Capt. F. F.) on "The Crooked Billet," x. 77. Fitzroy (George), Duke of Northumberland, viii. 289 Lambert (F.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 489 Lamberton (J. P.) on English ancestry of General Grant, iv. 47. Izard, iv. 237. Pop goes the weasel, iv. 55 Lamberton Toll, marriages at, ii. 516. Lambpark, field-name, its etymology, xii. 388, 473 Lamont harp, i. 329; ii. 71, 132 Lamprey (A. S.) on Orange toast, viii. 269 Lampson (O. L.) on Washington, viii. 188 Lampte, in report of 1564-5, its meaning, xii. 388, 473 Lamy (Dr. John) = Ann Knox, temp. George II., xii. 210 Lanarth or Llanarth, barony of, i. 489; ii. 212 Lancashire custom: Wet-rents, vi. 426 Lancashire in 1574 the " sincke of Popery," viii. 387 Lancashire toast, its authorship, ii. 10, 58 Lancaster, statue of Queen Victoria at, x. 124 Lancaster (Henry, Count of) and Charles the Bold, i. 189, 232, 335 Lancaster (Joseph), his portrait in the National Portrait Gallery, iii. 468; and Harriet, 1811, iv. 29 Lancaster (R. H.), painter, xi. 490 Lancaster Bridge, drawing of, c. 1780, viii. 168 Lancaster celebrities, 1558-1881, their portraits, ix. 467 Lancaster clockmakers, ix. 487 226 ix. 230 Landmark, gibbet as, ix. 371, 438 249 Landor (W. S.) and Giles Ménage, viii. 407, 451 Lane (John) on English Government fund for French emigrés, v. 327. Hawkins (Sir Christopher), x. 268. Lady in the House of Lords, xi. 129. Napoleon III. in London, ix. 327. Noyes (Robert), xi. 288. Parliamentary anecdotes, xii. 227. "Two Friends," Princes Street, v. 90 449 Lane (Mrs.) and Peter Pindar, i. 226 |