Langridge (Nicholas), Fellow of Winchester College, ii. 45, 116 Langstroher or Langstrother (William), Preceptor at Eagle, viii. 490; ix. 12 Langton (T.) on Johnson and the letter H, ii. 446. Langtry estate in Ireland, vii. 128, 198 Language and physiognomy, their association, xii. 365, 416 Languages, Charles V. on, i. 227; in Burma, vii. 166; secret, viii. 190 Langworthy (C. D.) on The Star and Garter," 1842, iv. 150 Lannarth and Carnmarth, Cornish place-names, ix. 309; x. 252 Lansdowne MS., xii. 720; its writer, 188 Lansdowne Passage, Berkeley Street, its history, x. 249, 356 Lanteglos, near Fowey, its old parish chest, vii. 498 Lantern, architectural, called "bowet," v. 126, 214 Lantern slides and photographs, their registration, iii. 85 Lanx, Roman, found at Welney, i. 86 Laodah, Anglo-Chinese word for boatman, iii. 305 Laplace (P. S.) mathematician, his dying saying, viii. 210 Lapland, William Penn on, i. 190, 275 Lappassit, use of the word, c. 1679, xi. 149, 238 Lapworth," Pedlar's Rest" at, vii. 266, 415 Lapworth registers, Shakespeares in, viii. 486 Larcin, use of the word, iii. 87 Lares & Penates, business firm, xii. 384 Latin lines on Buxton, viii. 69, 332 Latin lines on sleep, ix. 390 Latin MS. and Psalter at Ugbrooke, i. 109 Las Palmas, inscriptions to Englishmen at, i. 482; Lattice tongs in Wales, ix. 67, 312 ii. 155 Lascar jargon, xi. 27, 92, 135 66 Latton (John), of Burwood House, Surrey, v. 149, 216 Lasham, place-name, its derivation, i. 72, 113, 137 Lauder (Mr.), Scottish vocalist, 1758, x. 288 Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, ancient cope at, 66 66 Écrivez les injures," &c., viii. 489. Esprit de l'escalier," vii. 189, 393. "Eternal feminine," i. 234, 496. Excommunication of Louis XIV., i. 69. "First catch your hare," i. 254. French miniature painter, i. 137. French proverbial phrases, i. 3, 485; ii. 404; iii. 203; iv. 504; v. 243; vii. 49. Gaboriau's Marquis d'Angival,' ii. 58. Genealogy in Dumas, vii. 137. "Honest broker," ii. 452. Hugo's 'Les Abeilles Impériales,' ii. 57. "I expect to pass through," v. 393, 498. "La vie est vaine : L. Montenaeken, vi. 81. Latin lines, vii. 149. "Mais on revient toujours," i. 35. Masions de Corneille, vii. 469. Melisande Ettarre, iv. 107. Months and days in French, vii. 290. " Morale," 1. 204. Nodier (C.) or Leclercq, vi. 509. "Owllight," i. 71. People to be avoided or cultivated, vii. 130. Poem in one sentence, v. 148. Precept on drunkenness, vi. 288. Prisoner suckled by his daughter, v. 453. Proverbs, two old, viii. 215. Quattrocento, viii. 189. Quotations wanted, i. 213; iv. 92; v. 108, 397, 408; vi. 129. Ragotin, ce matin,' v. 328. commended to Mercy,' i. 109, 232, 434. "Red Lion," Henley-on-Thames, vi. 69. Reynolds (Sir Joshua) at Le Portel, v. 356. Robin Hood 66 Re Laughing, its pronunciation, xi. 509 Laughton (Sir J. K.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 69. Barclay (Capt. R. H.), iv. 28. Cape Bar men, ii. 346. Chamberlain (Commodore), x. 372. Condado, v. 47, 114, 317. "Dish of turnips," vi. 48. Dundas (Sir Lawrence), iv. 448. French heraldry, ii. 267. Grievance Office: John Le Keux, ii. 207, 413. John (Prior), at Brighton, ix. 497. Keeler (Rear-Admiral), xi. 412. Mémoires de M. de Lage de Cueilly,' xi. 346. Naval action of 1779, ii. 271. Nelson relic in Corsica, v. 137. Nelson's signal, iv. 370, 471; v. 56. Poem by H. F. Lyte, ii. 351. Rhine a French boundary, xi. 307. Rogestvensky, iii. 304. Rutherfurd (Capt.) at Trafalgar, xi. 73. St. Andrew's cross, ix. 114. Ships renamed after the Restoration, xi. 73. Tricolour, ii. 290. vile, iii. 367. Walker (Sir H.), Boyne man-ofwar, xi. 74. Yeo: Downie, vi. 448 Launceston, Pretty Maids'. Money" at, v. 6; Pannier Market at, 426 Tur Laurie (T. Werner) on Clifford's Inn, ix. 407 Lava, metaphoric use of the word, v. 325 Lavender: Sweet Lavender, London street-cry, x. 146; xii. 176 Lavender (Jennie) on almsmen, Westminster, iv. 168 Law, fondness of negroes for, i. 206; contempt for, in a will, iii. 165 Law (E.) on Pitt Club, vi. 389 Law (G.) on Bass Rock music, i. 308 Law (John) of Lauriston, books relating to, vii. 149, 233 Law (T. P.) on Dr. Robert Gurney, xi. 149. Houston and Gordon families, xii. 349. Yonge (Rev. Henry), xi. 129 Law, Roman, its moral substance summarized, x. 469; xi. 38 Law and Jackson families, xii. 48 Law family of Scotland and Ireland, viii. 367 Law terms, early, x. 29, 97 Lawlor (Major W.), c. 1807, his biography, xi. 69 Lawrance, spelling used c. 1498, i. 310 Lawrance (A.) on Lawrance family of Bath, iii. 308 Lawrance (H.), fanmaker of Pall Mall, c. 1787, i. 310 Lawrance (R. Murdoch) on bibliography of epitaphs, ii. 534 Lawrance (R. M.) on Burns's letters to Geo. Thomson, iii. 148. English officials under foreign Governments, iii. 415. Greig (Admiral Sir Samuel), ii. 173. Lamont harp, ii. 71. Lancashire toast, ii. 10. Lawrance, fanmaker, i. 310. Mesmerism in the Dark Ages, ii. 168 Lawrance family of Bath, iii. 308, 377 Lawrence (Sir Henry), Lord Roberts on, ix. 2 Lawrence (Sir James), his ' Empire of the Nairs,' iii. 463 Lawrence (John), admitted to Emmanuel College, 1652, iv. 388, 497 Lawrence (John), clerk, of Stamford, d. 1700, x. 410 Lawrence (R. G.) on Woffington, ii. 88 Lawrence (Sir Thomas), commemoration table, ii. 425; and embroidery pictures, ix. 150, 193, 494; portrait by, xii. 90, 133 Lawrence (W. J.) on Beggar's Opera' in Dublin, iii. 364. Bland (John), Edinburgh actormanager, iv. 204. Cameron (Jenny), of Lochiel, ii. 447. Delane (Dennis), his death, vi. 328, 354. Drama, early, in Chester, ii. 29. Irish-printed plays, i. 84. Lewis (John), scenic artist, i. 87. Locke's music for Macbeth,' ii. 142. Mackliniana, i. 506. Parkgate theatre, iii. 355. Pit of a theatre, i. 286. Preston Jubilee, vii. 227. Purcell's music for The Tempest,' ii. 164, 329. Scaramouch, X. 153. Sterling (Rev. James), iii. 385. Swift (Dean) and the Irish stage, iii. 265. Violante (Madame), in Edinburgh, iii. 408. Walker (Thomas), in Dublin, ii. 247. Winston's 'The Theatric Tourist,' x. 307. Woffington (Peg), ii. 226; v. 90. Zoffany's Indian portraits, viii. 14 Lawrence family arms, v. 288 Lawrence-Hamilton (J.) on Britain's tithe of fish, ii. 187. Dutch fishermen, i. 87. Fish days, their number, i. 290. Fishmongers' Company and German Emperor, iii. 148. Flesh and shamble meats, i. 68. Twopenny for head, iv. 69 Lawrenny Churchyard, curious epitaph, xii. 507 Laws of the Commonwealth, 1653, ix. 89, 158 Laws of the Conqueror and the Confessor, xi. 269 Laws of gravity and the ancient Greeks, viii. 210, 394; ix. 16 Lawson (Capt. J. A.), his' New Guinea,' &c., iv. 407, 456 Lawson (R.) on "As merry as griggs," i. 94. Lawton and Chandos families, vii. 309 Lawyers' language, ix. 286 Layard (G. S.) on Du Maurier and Shirley Brooks, ix. 52 Laying, the word in churchwarden's accounts, iv. 509 "Fountain Laystall a burial-place, i. 440 Layton (E. M.) on beside, iv. 375. heads and pathless groves," iv. 350. Johnson's ' Vanity of Human Wishes,' v. 78. Lamb's essay My Relations,' iv. 464. Lamb's grandmother, iv. 328 Lazarhouses in ancient London, i. 70, 295 Lazarus and Dives, continuation of the parable, v. 370 See 'Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices.' Dickens. Le, before trade-names, c. 1600, xii. 189, 237, 477; in place-names, xii. 280 Le Blon, his mezzotints in colours, x. 450; xi. 16 Le Fevre (N.), chemist to Charles II., x. 227 Le Keux and Grievance Office, ii. 207, 374, 413, 537 Le Neve (Peter), Aubrey's 'Surrey' annotated by, v. 308 Le Portel and Sir Joshua Reynolds, v. 228, 356 Leach (Arthur F.) on our oldest public school, Leach family of Squerries, i. 293, 334 vii. 309 Leaden figures, history of the industry, xii. 28, 153, 198 Leader leading article, origin of the terms, ii. 3 Lean (Vincent Stuckey) and Maclean family, ii. Leffmann (H.) on American genealogies, xi. 175. 466; iii. 14 Leap-gate and lidgate defined, vi. 128, 238 Leap year, astronomically explained, i. 228; February 24 or 28 duplicated, ix. 148, 191, 254, 289, 393 Leases, long, examples, i. 32; iii. 160; vi. 420; xii. 365 Leasingham, Lincoln, mediæval riot at, iv. 31 Leather bindings, German, x. 369 French Gazette, x. 268. Nanny Natty Cote: Lucy Locket, xi. 397 Lefrançois (G.) on St. Nicholas's, Rouen, xii. 47 Lefroy (H.) on expedition to Ireland, 1573, ix. 190. Lefroy family, ii. 529 Lefroy family, ii. 529; iii. 197 Leg growing after death, legend, x. 506; xi. 72, 471 Legal documents, Scotch, "lie" in, xii. 388, 478 Legal precedents, book of, 1725-50, ii. 365, 437 Lebour (N.) on inscription concerning Corbridge, Lega-Weekes (Ethel) on Adam's commemorative ix. 249 Lebrun (Madame). See Vigée. Leche bell, explanation of the term, i. 166 Lector on John Butler, x. 290 Lederer (John), his Discourses,' iv. 467 66 Ledger (W.) on royal arms in churches, v. 188 Ledig, etymology of the word, iii. 288, 336 Lee (A. Collingwood) on Angel" of an inn, x. 55. "Better an old man's darling," x. 375. Butchers and juries, viii. 17. English players in Germany in 1592, viii. 518. Envied Favourite,' iii. 71. Facetious legal judgment, v. 286. Ginevra,' x. 268. Lillo's Fatal Curiosity,' vi. 435. Oxford 'Sausage,' ii. 227. Portraits which have led to marriages, iii. 377. Proverbs, two old, viii. 136. Sindbad the Sailor, vii. 272. Spanish lady's love for an Englishman, iv. 238. Tunes, old, x. 93. Ungrateful son, ix. 466 Lee (G. E.) on Coutances and Winchester, ii. 231. St. Martin Pomeroy, x. 452 Lee (Harriet), her biography, 1766-1851, viii. 131, 197 Lee (Rev. J. N.) on Jeudy-Dugour on Cromwell, ix. 210 Lee (Matthew) alias Tyson, viii. 390, 436 Lee (Nathaniel), his Theodosius,' the nightingale and death, viii. 57 Lee (Sidney) on Shakespeare's epitaph, x. 346, 396 Lee (W.) on Duchess of Gloucester, i. 209 Lee family, ix. 130 Leech (David), poet, c. 1624, his biography, ix. 410 Leech (John), epigrammatist, c. 1814, his biography, ix. 410 Leech (John), and Punch,' iv. 107; his etchings on steel, x. 247 Leech-gathering, ix. 189, 290, 375 pillars, iv. 69. Aisle alley, xi. 267. Aunt Sally Sallee, xi. 305. Axstede ware, ii. 149. Bandy Leg Walk, xi. 35. Barrar, i. 515. Batrome, i. 88, 173. Belliter, bell-founder, vi. 206, 297. Botemen: Landbote, xi. 369. Bowet, architectural lantern, v. 126. Burgoyne Private Act of Parliament, ix. 381. Chantries and church stores, vii. 467. Cherry in placenames, vi. 136. Chrisom, xi. 475. Churchwardens' accounts, vi. 36. Clergy, inferior, their appellations: Sir, ix. 286. Cross banner, xi. 249. Foleit, i. 309. Fossel: fossett, xi. 496. Fostell, foslett, coffer or casket, iv. 48. Foulard, i. 307. Fulling days, ii. 389. Funeral: burial, viii. 9. Ghost-words, iii. 405. Harepath, i. 517. Healen penny, xii. 98. Hock: hog: hoga, vii. 407, 495. Hockday: pottage called hok, i. 187. King's Old Bargehouse, viii. 167; x. 88. Kirk, Glasgow shipbuilder, v. 129. Lambeth, ii. 173. Lambpark: one lampte," xii. 473. Lidgate leap-gate, vi. 128. Manchet, ii. 328. Manor Court terms, xi. 516. May Light and Young Men's Light, v. 494. Medieval clothing, iii. 346. Military musters: parish armour, xii. 422. Morte, its meaning, xii. 346. Musters in Devonshire, xi. 408. Pannier market, vi. 157. Parish clerks, men of family as, ix. 271. Passingbell, vi. 170. Plantagenet (Anne), Duchess of Exeter, vii. 298. Plump in voting, vi. 212. Plurality of office, ii. 527. Pot-gallery, viii. 517; ix. 212; xi. 333. Put-log: Pudding, building term, xi. 328. Rood-lofts, vii. 482. vi. 53. Skellat bell: tioning relics, ix. 89. 66 Quarterstaves, iii. 165. Royal arms in churches, Mort bell, i. 166. StaTaxes in England, viii. 430. Tinners in military musters, vii. 428. Travelling in England, 1600-1700, v. 433, 455. Tudor spelt Tidder, xi. 453. Waining bells, vi. 169 Leeds (C. E.) on "He who knows not," i. 167. Legend, Tartar, of Alexander the Great, vii. 126 66 King of Patterdale," i. 193 Leeds (Duke of), his peerage title, iv. 169 Leeds, Yorkshire, royal mint at, iii. 489; iv. 51 Leeper (A.) on Adding insult to injury," i. 4. Aristophanes's Wasps,' vi. 253. Astronomy in Gulliver's Travels,' iv. 86. "Beatific vision," ii. 7. Chevy Chase,' iv. 537. Drapier, omission from the N.E.D.,' iv. 286. Grove (Sir George) on C. H. Spurgeon's scholarship, iii. 206. Herondas, his date, i. 336. Irish soil exported, iv. 113. Keble's Christian Year,' viii. 197. 'Kottabos,' Dublin University magazine, viii. 46. Laurel crowns at Olympia, iii. 392. "Marmor and the sea, v. 106. "Non olet (pecunia)," viii. 64. O'Neill seal, ii. 539. Rome under Elagabalus, vi. 376. St. Paul's quotation from Epimenides, i. 405. Sexton's tombstone, i. 457. Trinity Tuesday, vii. 507. Vanessa's burial-place, xii. 346 Leet Court Leet, survivals, vii. 327, 377 Legend weight, meaning of the term, xii. 67 Legends on English coins, vii. 183, 237, 294, 318 Leicester, folk-lore of the county, vi. 509 Leicester, "Riding of St. George at, ii. 511 Leicester (Robert Dudley, Earl of), his portrait, i. 404; iii. 368 Leicester (Simon, Earl of), and Peter, Baron Montfort, their families, v. 207, 294 Leicester Square, "Great Globe" at, ii. 529; bibliography of, iv. 35, 135; Mr. Moxhay's connexion with, iii. 307, 357, 395, 474; v. 57 'Leicester's Ghost,' poem published 1641, v. 388, 436 Leigh (Lyster), Westminster scholar, xi. 469 Leigh (Medora), date of her birth, ix. 408 Leigh (R. A. Austen) on Edward Barnard, xi. 116. Eton College names, xi. 350. Eton lists, ii. 107; iii. 87; iv. 187, 356. Falcon Court, Shoe Lane, xi. 128. Great New Street, xi. 229. 'Modern Universal British Traveller,' v. 69. Leighton (Frederic), portrait of Robert Browning, viii. 67 Leighton (H.) on hermit of Cape Malea, vi. 268. Hilton family, ix. 336. West's picture of Wolfe's death, vi. 173. Leighton (H. R.), his book on British crests, v. 308, 436 Leighton (H. R.) on Addison's ancestry, x. 355. Arms wanted, i. 155. Bennett family, ii. 9. Dickens and Pickwick, xi. 7. Fitz Warine family, iii. 109. Gallie surname, V. 454. Hymners of New Inn, x. 410; xi. 76. Kent, East Indiaman, x. 430. Leighton (Rev. Henry), vii. 249. Leighton's 'British Crests,' v. 436. Parish clerks, ix. 334. Provincial booksellers, vi. 443. Royal Kepier School, Houghton-leSpring, vii. 68. Royal Oak Day, iv. 30. Watson of Hamburg, i. 409 Leighton (W.) on William Brown, artist, ix. 367 Leipzic, bows and arrows at battle of, i. 225 Leirion on Cranford,' vii. 273 Leisure, etymology of the word, iii. 288, 336 Leith, Thomas Gladstone and bread riots in, ii. 388; lines on horse-racing at, viii. 182; print of Mary, Queen of Scots, at, x. 229 Leith pier, early reference to, iv. 387 Leland (C. G.), his' Pidgin-English Sing-song,' v. 90 Leland (J.), his references to the Icknield Way, Leng (D. C.) on "Noli altum sapere," xii. 168. Lennan (F. M.) on the Bonassus, xi. 356 Leofdegn, its meaning, iv. 51 Lepel (Molly), Lady Hervey, her descent, iii. 127, 172, 254 Leper hymn-writer, i. 227, 296 Lepers' Hospital at Newport, Essex, its demolition, viii. 27 Leprêtre (Abbé L.) on Reynolds at Le Portel, v. 228 "Lesbian lead," meaning of the term, vii. 209, 256 Lesczcynski (Stanislaus), King of Poland, his descendants, iii. 429 Lèse-majesté, early use of the term, x. 507 'Les Jumelles,' iv. 9. Lesk or Lisk family, ii. 68, 433 Leslie (Major J. H.) on General Robert Bell, viii. 489. Chasseurs Britanniques, v. 369. Hough family, xi. 429. Lisbon plot, v. 370. Matross: topass, vii. 476. Royal Artillery officers, ii. Shrewsbury clock: "Point of war,' 528. viii. 8. Leslie (J. S.) on Miss Crawford, Canadian poet, xii. 310 L'Espec (Sir Walter) and Richard Speke, ii. 287, 513; iii. 30 L'Estrange (Col.), his Merry Thoughts in a Sad Letters of Junius, articles on, ix. 386, 430 Lever (Charles), original of his Mickey Free, i. 52 Lewen (Miss) and John Wesley, i. 189, 218 Lewes Grammar School, its history, v. 268, 337 Lewis, friend of " Sporting Jack Mytton," vii. 347 Lewis (A. S.) on 'Badger's Bush " Inn, vii. 271. "Bawms March," vii. 231. "Black Horse Inn, vii. 475. Cambridge early lists, x. 36. Campbell-Bannerman (Sir H.) on Britain's supremacy of the sea, vii. 234. Cathay, its pronunciation, vii. 235. Charterhouse poetry collection, ix. 56. Collection of Thoughts,' 1707, vii. 133. Dipping well in Hyde Park, vii. 296. Dole cupboards, vii. 17. Ely House or Albemarle House, vii. 312. Flint and steel, vii. 452. Halesowen, Worcestershire, viii. 31. Haymarket, Westminster, vii. 371. Hodson of the Indian Mutiny, viii. 348. Houses without fireplaces or chimneys, viii. 29. Hurstmonceaux, its pronunciation, vii. 355. Lawyers in Love,' vii. 175. Leaden figures, xii. 153. Lyttons at Knebworth, vii. 314. Matches in Congreve, vii. 452. Mourning rites in Persia, vii. 338. Naval action, 1814: T. Barratt Power, vii. 352. 'Penrose's Journal': turtleriding, vii. 216. Preston Jubilee, vii. 276. Seringapatam, vii. 317. Slingsby, male dancer, vii. 433. Talman (W.) and Hampton Court Palace, vii. 396. Thompson (J.), portrait painter, viii. 56. Vintners' Company, xii. 153. Ward surname, vii. 154. Whipping the cat," ix. 5. Windmills in Sussex, vii. 215. 'Wrong Man, The,' vii. 454 66 Lewis (General C. Algernon), first commission, ii. 17 Lewis (F. C.), his picture' The Nautch,' xii. 490 Lewis (John), portrait painter and scenic artist, i. 87, 153 Lewis (M. G.), his "Stay, gaoler! stay," ix. 14 Lewis (R.) on authors of quotations, viii. 236 Lewis (William), and 35, King Street, Covent Garden, iv. 148, 218, 331 Lewisham, demolition of Colfe's Almshouses, ii. Lightning, its forms, i. 158; forests set on fire by, 324 Lewknor (Edward), 'D.N.B.' on, i. 307 Leybourn (William), c. 1648, his biography, xi. 307 Lezze on authors of quotations wanted, xii. 288 'Liber Landavensis, twelfth-century MS., ii. 149 Liberator on tale of drop of water, ix. 448 "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité," its history, x. 406 Libertines, Genevan reformers, c. 1538, viii. 268, 373 Liberty, Cap of, English instances of its use, ix. 507; x. 52 Libra on guinea balances, iii. 347 Librarian on Gibbon's father and mother, xii. 325. Hogling-money, xi. 130. Inscriptions at Lucerne, vi. 195. Massacre of St. Bartholomew, vii. 389. Nonconformist burial-grounds, x. 334. Robins (George Henry), ix. 516. Suicides buried in the open fields, v. 76. Voice of the Church,' v. 167. Wilmot family, xi. 428 Libraries, seventeenth-century, iv. 222, 303; v. 429; public, printed catalogues of, iv. 388, 454; London free public, vi. 251, 315; parochial, c. 1724, 367; free, and Mr. Andrew Carnegie, x. 400 Library seventeenth-century, iv. 222; private, c. Charles I., 303; in St. Martin's Street, 1791, its history, viii. 27; genealogical circulating, xi. 5, 78 Library, Alexandrian, at Milan, x. 158 Library, London, and authors, ix. 4 Licence: license, the spelling, ii. 484; iii. 31 License licence, the spelling, ii. 484; iii. 31 Licere, etymology of the word, iii. 288, 336 Lichfield, Ascension Day devotions at wells, iv. 32; Johnson bicentenary celebration at, xi. 467 Lichfield and Coventry, Nicholas, Bishop of, iii. 328, 375. Lichfield Cathedral, semi-effigies in, ii. 269, 434 Lichfield will proved 1553-4, bequests in, vi. 210 Lickar Stone at Aberdeen, meaning of the word, ix. 389 Lickbarrow (Isabella), her 'Poetical Effusions,' x. 403 ; xi. 38 Liddel (Prof. Duncan) and bibliography of Theses, xii. 27 Lidderdale-Hepburn, iv. 509 Lidgate and leap-gate defined, vi. 128, 238 Lie, meaning in Scotch legal documents, xii. 388, 478 Lies, Japanese master of, i. 485 Lieutenant on Breedon family, ix. 151 Lieutenants of the Tower, ix. 61, 161, 243, 390, 490 Life-star folk-lore, vii. 129, 196, 257; viii. 34 Liggers, c. 1474, meaning of the word, viii. 449; ix. 36 Light (Col. William), his publications, iii. 85 Light called "Trill upon my Harp," ii. 148 Light Dragoons, 4th, their uniform, iv. 69, 132 Light for the Jews,' 1656 and 1664, ix. 230 Lightfoot (Hannah), portrait at Knowle Hall, vii. 289, 350; and George III., viii. 300, 321, 402, 483; mystery of, ix. 24, 122, 264, 266, 374; xi. 472; xii. 94 iv. 28, 95, 153, 213; holly tree as protection from, v. 167 285 Lights of London, use of the phrase, iv. 45, 131 Lightship at the Nore in 1731, v. 306 Ligonier (John Louis, Earl), his biography, xi. 66 And what, shall then honest John Lilbourn die ?" i. 405 Lilburne (Col. R.), letters in Guildhall Library, viii. 207 Lilbourne (John), Lilienthal (Otto) his attempts at aviation, xii. 126, 178 Lilith, Adam's first wife, vii. 340 "Lilliput Hall," public-house sign, Bermondsey, vi. 209 Lillo (G.), plot of his Fatal Curiosity,' vi. 329, 435 Lily, Guernsey, its naturalization, x. 368, 412, 456; xi. 55 Lima on Georgian coins of 1745, ix. 200 Limerick, name of a verse, xii. 300 Lincoln, arms of the city and see, i. 168, 234; ii. 37; Roman guards removed from Palestine to, ii. 469; unlucky for kings, vii. 29, 74, 212; called "Nichole " in The Brut,' viii. 35; High Constable of, c. 1820, xii. 309 Lincoln (Abraham), and Whately, iv. 46; and the phrase "Cave of Adullam, vi. 230, 331; compared with King Edward VII., 445; his Emancipation Proclamation, 1863, vii. 41; and European politicians, 165, 275, 318, 433; on the sufferings of slaves, vii. 248; viii. 14; and the Wycliffe Bible, 1324, ix. 10; and Tom Taylor, 26; and poem 'Mortality,' xi. 247, 397 Lincoln civic insignia: Mayor's ring, iii. 387, 436 Lincoln ecclesiastical inventory, iii. 388, 435 Lincoln Green on Dorsetshire snake-lore, i. 253. May Light and Young Men's Light, v. 429 Lincoln Imp, trinket in form of, iv. 530 Lincoln's Inn and the Earl of Lincoln, i. 401 Lincoln's Inn Fields, laying out of, ii. 27; Sardinian Chapel, its effacement, v. 146 Lincolnshire, aurora borealis in, 1640, i. 242; folk medicine in, ii. 446; surname prefixes in, vi. 224; restraynte of "the townes," viii. 47; Eglia in, identified, ix. 12 Lincolnshire county tales, i. 505 Lincolnshire death folk-lore, iv. 465, 515; v. 112 Lincolnshire dialect, iv. 170, 190 'Lincolnshire Family's Chequered History,' vii. 349, 497; viii. 33, 214, 371 Lincolnshire jest, vii. 447; ix. 367 Lincolnshire jingle, i. 266 Lincolnshire names, xii. 168, 235, 296 Lincolnshire saying: "I see you come from Lind (Jenny) "I love the merry sunshine," xi. 487 Lindenstead (A.) on Marlborough and Shakespeare, i. 127 Lindimp on Clasketgate, Lincoln, xi. 29 Lindo (Francis), portrait painter, v. 189, 273 viii. 396 Lindsay (C. L.) on Archbishop Williams, i. 447. English Crown jewel, iii. 429 Lindum Colonia on Grantham of Goltho family, v. 231, 338 |