448. I.H.S., ii. 191. King (Bishop Henry), his marriage, vi. 250. Lawyers' wills, viii. 16. Lochiel's Warning,' iv. 127. Milton and Christ's College, Cambridge, x. 30. Morland (George), at Kensal Green, xii. 429. St. George: George as a Christian name, vii. 375. Seward (Anna), ix. 171, 285. Walton and Cotton Club, ix. 310. Walton (Anne), her epitaph, x. 68. Vaughan (Dean), his pupils, vii. 128 Martin (Symon), apprentice to M. Johnson, 1692, x. 203

Martin (W.) on Iland, iii. 98. Treasure-trove, iii. 182

Martindale, Westmorland, curates of, vii. 230 Martindale (J. A.) on " Walkyn Silver," iii. 29. White turbary, ii. 13

'Martine Mar-sixtus' and Robert Greene, ii. 483 Martingale, its etymology, vi. 5 Martinique, its records, ix. 415

Martyr, first Russian Christian, viii. 6, 93 Martyrs' Memorial, Essex, unveiled, xi. 65 Maru, Japanese word, its meaning, vii. 268, 318; viii. 131, 376; x. 180

Marvel (William), public executioner, viii. 245, 335, 353

Marvell (Andrew), lines by, i. 469; his 'Poems and Satires,' iii. 47; his step-relations, vii. 130 bibliography of his 'Miscellaneous Poems," 1681, 423; and Oliver Cromwell, and Milton, viii. 375

Marvin (F. Rowland) on ' Bathilda,' iv. 28. Birthmarks, i. 493. Evans: Symonds: Hering: Garden, iv. 328. "Get a wiggle on," ii. 274. Home, Sweet Home,' v. 476. Italian author, ii. 307. Latin lines, i. 268. Louis XIV.'s heart, ii. 496. Marvin (J. G.), viii. 117. Napoleon's coronation robe, v. 115. Pop goes the weasel, iv. 54. Shakespeare's bones, ix. 9. Southcott (Joanna), her celestial passports, xi. 137

Marvin (J. G.), his Legal Biography,' 1847, viii. 6, 117

Marwood (William), public executioner, d. 1883,

viii. 246

Mary (Blessed Virgin), her title, "Our Lady of the Snows," i. 246, 311, 392, 511; black images of, iv. 305; image at Doncaster, vii. 9, 56; and the birth of children, 325, 377, 417, 437; vii. 36; The Seven Joys of Mary,' viii. 481

Mary I. (Queen) at Wormley, Herts, vii. 508; viii. 114

Mary, Queen of Scots, bust in the Louvre, i. 28; use of the designation, 36, 90; her descendants, ii. 6; her harp, 71; letter of 1562, iii. 325; monument erected in St. Andrew's, Antwerp, by, v. 449; xii. 489; anachronism in lines on, vi. 27; medallion in St. Mary's, Antwerp, 52; Fouché on, viii. 49; birth of a child in Edinburgh Castle, viii. 249, 333, 492; ix. 74; bell which tolled for her execution, ix. 468; at Leith, x. 229; portrait of, 368; her crucifix, xii. 208, 274, 498; her spur and brooch, 368, 456

Mary Overy on St. Andrew's cross, viii. 507 Marylebone, place-name, xi. 201, 270, 291, 356, 415, 451

Marylebone on George IV.'s early household, x. 390. Morris (Rev. H.) of Burnley, xii. 388 Maryland and Kennedy family, vii. 29 Marylebone Literary and Philosophical Society, ii. 167

Masburensis, its identity, xi. 228, 413

Masefield (C.) on ladies' head-dresses in theatre, v. 433, 477. Splitting fields of ice, iv. 395, 513 Mash, mesh, or marsh, use of the word, iii. 313; iv. 35 Masham family, v. 387, 467, 512 Maskelyne (T. S.) on Bourne in place-names, xii. 372. Ivery, The," Wiltshire local name, xii. 152

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Maskelyne Islands, and Nevil Maskelyne, xi. 326 Maskyll, the term "tonne maskyll" in 1432, iii.

107

Mason (C.) on bankrupts in 1708-9, ii. 487. Birth at sea in 1805, iii. 13. Calvert (Sir W.), iii. 38. Catalogues of MSS., iv. 531. Constables of the Tower, ix. 391. Cromwell (Major Richard), 1648, v. 69. Crown Hotel, St. Martin's Court, ix. 77. De Morgan: Turville, iii. 312. Duke's Bagnio in Long Acre, iv. 277. Earife, co. Kent, xi. 290. Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, iii. 452. English Crown jewel, iii. 494. Erskine (Charles, Cardinal), x. 518. Hair-powdering closets, iv. 453. Highlanders barbadosed, viii. 235. Looping the loop, iv. 474. Macdonald (Flora), vii. 247. Marriott (Rev. Randolph), iii. 88. Panignano (Count A. de): Holloway, iii. 8. Parish documents: their preservation, iii. 36. Schools during the Civil War, viii. 395. Talman (William), architect, vii. 288. Travelling in England, 1600-1700, v. 348. Turnbull (Mrs.), 1839, xi. 371. Villiers (George), Duke of Buckingham, iii. 109. Wilde (Oscar), bibliography, vii. 13

Mason (Charles), Royalist divine, and Viscount Belloment, iii. 388

Mason (Sir John), d. 1566, his marriage, x. 487 Mason (Stuart) on gaol literature, xi. 511. Wilde (Oscar), his birthplace, vi. 448. Wilde (Oscar) bibliography, iv. 233, 266; v. 238, 313, 355; vi. 296 ; xi. 254

Mason (William), poet, his portraits, iv. 49
Mason family of Stapleton, Gloucestershire, x. 28
Masonic portrait of Earl of Chatham, i. 427
Masonicus on Lord Kelvin on the tides, ii. 269
Masonry and religion, vii. 467, 513
Masons' marks, ii. 500; iii. 228, 296, 332, 354;
iv. 15

Masquerier (John James), his portrait of Napoleon,

vi. 84

Mass, Mozarabic, in Spain, v. 250, 339
Mass, solitary, and the Roman Church, iii. 8, 95
Massacre of Glencoe, order for, 1692, vii. 287
Massacre of St. Bartholomew in Paris, vii. 389
Massé (H. J. L. J.) on pewter plate, xi. 507
Massinger (P.), lines in Fatal Dowry,' i. 348;

burial-place in St. Saviour's, Southwark, vi. 248
Mass-meeting, earliest use of the term, ii. 250
Masson (A.) on dolls in magic, x. 272. Hornsey
Wood House, vii. 274. Pink saucer, x. 158.
School and college tokens, ix. 237
Massucci (Agostino), painter, his baptism, vi. 344
Maste or pulle in Caxton's Fables of Æsop,' viii.

206

Master, courtesy title in Scotland, i. 14

Master of the Horse, Lord Granard as, viii. 268 Master Pipe Maker of Woolwich, 1692, xi. 10, 316 Masters (E.) on the fate of the Tracys, iv. 335. Pillion flails, iv. 72

Masters (Mary), poetess and friend of Dr. Johnson, iii. 404, 474

Mastick and holm trees, their modern names, v. 489

Matches, lucifer, their invention, xi. 427; xii. 56

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Matthews (Albert) on American Loyalists, i. 390. Anthology,' by Thomas Bee, xi. 218. Avalon, ii. 411. Bacon (Nathaniel), ix. 47. Beachey Head: to hull," xi. 294. Bier-right: ordeal by touch, xii. 87. Bullock (William) on Virginia, xi. 277. Castor oil, xii. 157. Divingbell, iii. 349. Duels between women, xii. 77. "Entente cordiale," ix. 338. Epitaphs, their bibliography, i. 334. Every man has his price," vii. 492. Father of his country," ix. 151. Female abolitionist (first), vi. 470. Fire fire out, viii. 455. Gomara's Conquest of the Weast India,' xii. 374. Grimke (John Faucherreaud), vi. 136. Harley (Sir Edward) and Parliament, vi. 126. Holworthy family, ix. 377. "Jack Robinson," xi. 232. Kitty Fisher's Jig,' ix. 197. Land Office: "Land Office business," xii. 415. Lincoln (Abraham), and European politicians, vii. 275; on the sufferings of slaves, viii. 14. Liverpool Library, ix. 414. "Local option," viii. 50. Lynch law, xi. 515; xii. 133, 495. Martin (Christopher), vi. 53. Month's mind: "To have a month's mind," iii. 54. Monuments to American Indians, xii. 230. Moose, i. 153. Northumberland (7th Earl of), his descendants, xi. 336. November 5 in America: Pope Night, xii. 458. Oregon, xii. 358. Paine (T.) and the Declaration of Independence, xii. 441. Papers, i. 172. Paul (John) or Paul Jones, xii. 12. Piccaninny, iv. 128. Pimlico : Eyebright, xi. 310. Place, v. 412; vi. 93. Providence, Island of, i. 13. Punch, the beverage, vi. 72. "Raisins of the Cure," ix. 393. Rattlesnake Colonel, xi. 17. Robin Hood in French, vi. 135. Routledge family of Charlestown, viii. 74. Savoy, its Mastership, 1658-9, ix. 421. Set up my (his) rest," vii. 175. 66 Silly Billy," i. 183. Slavery in the United States, vii. 153. "Sub rosa, ix. 433. Swerve, vi. 55. Talented, ii. 418. Tandem, iii. 146, 454. Tea as a meal, i. 456. Tote, ii. 161. Wheatley (Phillis) and her poems, xi. 30, 214. Whitman (Walt) on Alamo, xii. 91. Woman with masculine name, ix. 517. Words and phrases in American newspapers, xii. 50, 271, 370. Yale (Elihu): Pilgrim Fathers, xi. 111

English cardinals' hats, ii. 96. Font consecration, ii. 336. Fonts, desecrated, ii. 171. Glass manufacture, i. 52. Grammar: nine parts of speech, i. 94. Phillipps MSS.: Beatrice Barlow, ii. 72. St. Dials, i. 72. Steer to the Nor'-Nor'-West,' iii. 13. Walbeoff family, i. 413 Matthews (T.) on Gosling family, viii. 209 Matthias, the American religious impostor, vii. 184 Mattison (M.) on Abraham Lincoln on slaves, vii. 248

Maude (John), Rector of SS. Anne and Agnes, vi. 30, 114

Maupassant and Swinburne's rescue from drowning, xi. 505

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Mauraden, 1558, its meaning, xii. 149, 378
Maurice (F. D.) on Greek architecture, i. 334
Maurice (Widow), printer, 1828, x. 67, 158, 257
Mauritius, arms of, viii. 446
Mawbey (Sir Joseph), inscription at Chertsey, vii.
Mawbey (William), of Botleys, Surrey, his sons,
V. 8
Mawdesley (F. L.) on London statues, ix. 364
Mawe, sixteenth-century card game, x. 468
Mawer (Rev. John), his linguistic attainments, vii.
Maxwell (General), his letters from Sebastopol, iii.
21, 104

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Maxwell (Sir Herbert) on Bourne in place-names, xii. 130, 272, 434. Brock: badger, v. 432. Campbell, x. 432. Clouds, their formation, ix. 213. Cockburnspath, xi. 436. Cockburnspath: Maxwell, xii. 256. Creevey Papers,' i. 355. Desecrated fonts, ii. 253. Elizabeth's portrait at Holyrood, iv. 508. "Famous Chelsea, iv. 470. French words in Scotch, ix. 450. Gamelshiel Castle, vii. 56. Hydrophobic patients smothered, i. 210. Immurement alive of religious, i. 50. James I. of Scotland, his daughters. ii. 56. "Over fork: fork over," vii. 33. Quice, i. 194. St. Andrew's cross, ix. 32. St. Columba's Well, vi. 510. St. Ninian's Church, ii. 137. Stewart (General Charles), i. 174. Stymie at golf, ix. 414. Sword of Bruce, viii. 371. Tideswell and Tideslow, i. 278, 371. "Vin gris : milliners' colours, ix. 391. Virgil, Eneid,' I. 462, vi. 5. Vowel-shortening, x. 132. Yew tree, xii. 477 Maxwell (General Patrick) on Begum Sumroo, i. 14, 69 Maxwell (Sir W. S.) on gardens, i. 288, 357 Maxwell family of Ardwell, iii. 389 Maxwell surname, its etymology, xii. 213, 256 May on Northumberland and Durham pedigrees, ii. 331. Smith (John), 1679-80, xii. 309. Tenths and Fifteenths, x. 88

May (Dame Mary), her monument in Midlavant
Church, i. 449, 497
May (Mr.), C. Lamb, and S. T. Coleridge, i. 61,

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May (Thomas), on casting lots, i. 476; his ' Julius Cæsar,' Latin tragedy, xi. 248

May blossom: knots of may, xi. 344, 437 May Day, in Newport, Rhode Island, i. 126, 173; in North Devon, 406; two poetical tracts, iii. 344; v. 155; its observance in old days, v. 325; music at Magdalen College, 368, 413 May Day celebrations, i. 160; ii. 75; ix. 345, 398; xi. 343, 437

May dewing, observance of the custom, iii. 429, 477; iv. 17

May family, Anglo-Dutch, ix. 70

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Maycock (Willoughby) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 309; viii. 230, 237, 273; ix. 192. Gladstone's horsemanship, ix. 234. High treason, x. 354. Meets of hounds announced in church, x. 468. 'Melton Breakfast,' viii. 333. Pigott's Jockey Club,' xii. 135. Reindeer: its spelling, viii. 258, 416. St. Mary the Egyptian, xi. 391. Seecatchie: holluschickie, their meaning, xii. 94. Shakespeare and MillerMundy, ix. 457. Surrey Gardens, x. 32. Weare (William), his murder, viii. 349

Mayers' song, musical rendering, i. 7; ii. 7, 512; iii. 75

Mayfair marriages, and Parson Keith, xii. 127 Mayfield, St. Dunstan at, i. 149, 216, 293 Mayflower pilgrims, their English ancestry, vi. 21 Mayhew (A. L.) on Abbacyrus: Aboukir, viii. 448. Abbey: abbaye, a Swiss club, viii. 257. Adespota, vii. 105. Adoxography, xii. 387. "Amel of Uida," vii. 325. Balzo, in 'Purgatorio,' viii. 226. Banzai, ix. 405. Bird's claw in demonology, vi. 366. Breese in Hudibras,' vii. 515; viii. 113. Buskin, its etymology, vii. 25. Camoens, Sonnet cciii. : "Frescas belvederes," vii. 190. Chautauqua, x. 68. Christmas Day and Lady Day, x. 508. Compostéla, origin of the name, xii. 27. Corisande, iv. 352. Dear "O dear no!"x. 434. Dreary, iii. 405. Duma, v. 472. Eastry, Kent, xi. 237. Edinburgh : its derivation, x. 473. Etymological notes, four, iv. 164. Every mickle makes a muckle,' X. 286. Firgunanum, Irish word, vii. 51. Fiteres rags, viii. 32. "Franche leal et oie,' vi. 251. Gowdike, viii. 214. Grisbet, Somerset word, x. 427. Growing down like a cow's tail, iv. 264. Haakon VII., iv. 466. Hackney, ix. 11. Harka, its meaning, xii. 127. High Wycombe its etymology, vi. 464. : Huel, its meaning, xii. 488. Huff: "In a huff," v. 448. Hypocrite, vi. 28. Italy a geographical expression," iv. 330. Ivery, Wiltshire local name, xi. 385. Jirgah, ix. 427. Kees (Jan), iv. 509. Maghzen, vi. 467. Mahalla, its meaning, vii. 45. Martingale: its etymology, vi. 5. Mediterranean: the name, x. 351. Melisande Ettarre, iv. 393. Millet, religious community, xii. 384. Miramoline, xi. 45. Mulatto, its etymology, vii. 68. N, liquid, in English, xi. 251. 66 Noli altum sapere," xii. 216. 'Notes and Queries commemoration, xii. 251. Pagan, iv. 304. "Peccavi": "I have Sindh," viii. 345. Petrach's two greyhounds, vii. 445. Piddle as a land measure, x. 373. Plaxtol, x. 33. Ply, iv. 44. Pot-waller: potwalloper, viii. 298. Pour, v. 329, 435. Rebound, verb, v. 395. Retable, viii. 65. Roan: its etymology, v. 425. St. Devereux : St. Dubricius, vii. 327. Sardana, viii. 56. Scaramouch, x. 153. Scott's Search after Happiness,' xii. 409. Shakespearian vowel-sounds, vi. 281. Steelyard, vi. 369, 412. Teenick, Kentish word, x. 467. Thurcet, its meaning, X. 29. "Tikes and churls," xii. 430. 'Times

as The Thunderer," ix. 396. Tittle, its etymology, iv. 325

Mayhew (Horace), Letters left at the PastryCook's,' x. 427, 475.

Maylam (P.) on teenick, Kentish word, xi. 57. th as a symbol, x. 436. Vocabulary of peasant, viii. 506. Woodnesborough, near Sandwich, xi. 270. Wooset, horse's head, xi. 27 Maylor Grange, its whereabouts, x. 89, 277 Maynard (Lady), Nancy Parsons, d. c. 1808, x. 447 Maynard family of Curriglas, v. 185; vi. 11, 471 Mayne (Ant.), Esq., temp. James I., iv. 48 Mayne (John), his Logan Braes,' xii. 33 Mayo (C. H.) on Samuel Haynes, i. 269 Mayo (Rev. É. H.) and the Great House, Cheshunt, vi. 385, 473 Mayo (Lord), his epitaph in St. Paul's crypt, vi. 226 Mayo (Rev. William), Vicar of Romsey, ix. 110 Mayor (Prof. J. E. B.) on Byron and misanthropy, viii. 126. Calvin's Institutes,' 1536, ii. 285. Cowper (W.), letters, ii. 1, 42, 82, 122, 162, 203, 242. Delagard, preacher, i. 503. Vicar executed for witchcraft, ii. 265

Mayor (Lord). See Lord Mayor. Mayor's seal for confirmation, i. 447; ii. 19 Mayors, churchwardens appointed by, ix. 129, 318; elected in churches in Middle Ages, xii. 148, 337 Maypole erected at Huby, Yorkshire, viii. 127 Maypoles, Scotch, Irish, and Welsh, iv. 469; notes on, v. 325; c. 1578, ix. 345, 398 Maze at Seville, ii. 508; iii. 54, 76 Mazes, bibliography of, vi. 209, 313, 397; village, ix. 388, 475; x. 96

Mazzard Fair at Redruth, ii. 228, 312 Mazzini (G.), his letters and Sir James Graham, i. 505; Garibaldi's visit to his grave, viii. 80 Mead (S.) on Nasmyth's Scene in Hampshire,' vii. 448. 'Poor Caitiff,' viii. 49. Wy in Hampshire, vii. 508

Mead (Dr. William), of Ware, his longevity, v. 228, 337 Mead and Penn jury, 1673, v. 8 Mears (James), Westminster scholar, xi. 269 Measles and donkey, x. 326, 398 Measures, weights, and coins, Turkish, x. 488 Meats, flesh, and shamble, i. 68, 293, 394; ii. 54; means of maturing, ix. 389; x. 53, 96, 453; xi. 456; xii. 138

Meauty (Sir Thos.), monument to Bacon erected by, iii. 316

Meaux Abbey, its remains, vi. 248, 290, 397; vii. 134, 216

Med. on English toys in sixteenth century, viii. 290

Medal, St. Helena, ii. 9, 95; issued by James II.,
iii. 329, 376; Messianic, 489; Washington, vi.
167, 232, 295
Medal, silver memorial, 1555, its history, ix. 89
Medal presented to Grace Darling, its sale, ix. 285
Medals: au pied de sanglier, i. 88; Peace
Treaty, 1814, x. 37; Charles I., 68, 134;
Accession and Coronation, 130, 190, 230
Medals, war, best books on, iii. 247, 315
Medals and coins, spurious, xii. 46
Medieval on Travers family, i. 208
Medieval churchyards, gravestones in, viii. 390,
452; ix. 56, 173
Medieval clothing, iii. 346
Medical barristers, i. 32
Medical books, Irish printed, before 1700, xi. 428
Medical coroner, first, v. 489; vi. 13
Medici arms and pawnbroker's sign, iii. 207,
Medicine, folk-lore in, v. 129, 195

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