P. 8, col. 2, Antrobus (E. E.): add 442. P. 11, col. 1, Atkyns (Mrs. Charlotte): add xi. 457. P. 19, col. 1, Barbadoes, the verb, add: See Highlanders barbadosed. P. 20, col. 1, insert: Basse family, viii. 68. P. 30, col. 2, Birth of children: insert vii. 325, 377, 417, 437. P. 55, col. 2, C-n (H.), add: B.N.C. wrongly explained in German dictionary, v. 46. P. 80, col. 1, De Vere, add: See Vere. P. 101, col. 2, Flag, National, add: and Empire Flags, xii. 226. P. 105, col. 2, France, Premier Grenadier of: add ii. 52. P. 139, col. 1, Hymns, "Rock of Ages": insert vii. 369, 458. P. 139, col. 2, Ignes Fatin: read Ignes Fatui. P. 149, col. 2, Khayyam (Omar), add: See Omar Khayyam. P. 173, col. 2, Marie Antoinette and Mrs. Charlotte Atkyns: add xi. 457. P. 175, col. 1, Mary (Blessed Virgin), add: See Virgin. A, its pronunciation, ii. 256, 317, 393; as vowel A, capital, in the middle of a phrase, ii. 356 ་ A. (B.) on authors of quotations wanted, iii. 128 A. (D.) on Macaulay on "Arabella " Sedley, v. 267 ་ A. (E.) on Rock of Ages,' vii. 458 A. (E. H.) on quotations wanted, iv. 168 A. (F. A.) on authors of quotations wanted, xii. 288 A. (F. W.) on Sir Harry Bath: Shotover, iii. 337; A. (M.) on Crowe family, ix. 118. Ebsworth, ix. 209. Girl sentenced to be burnt alive, vi. 235. Milton's songs set to music, x. 249. Nuns of Minsk, vi. 317. Watches and clocks with words, v. 476 i. 338 A. (N. M. &) on heraldic reference in Shakespeare, A. (R.) on bridal stone, x. 394, 515. Engravings, A. (R. U.) on ropes used at executions, v. 315 A. (S. M.) on one-armed crucifix, ii. 295. Spanish lady's love for an Englishman, iv. 107 A. (T.) on inventories and stocktaking in anti- A. (T. C.) on Cabinet and the House of Lords, x. 486 " A.E.I.O.U. on monument, its meaning, v. 169, A.O.R. on title-page of book, v. 69, 132 Abbacyrus: Aboukir: Passera, their connexion, Abbesses, list of, x. 309, 377 Abbey Abbaye, a Swiss club, viii. 148, 257, 352 Abbey churches, lantern-slides of, xii. 187 iii.Abbey of Kilkhampton,' key to, xii. 323, 450 Abbey of St. Evroult, Pays d'Ouche, its history, A. (H. G.) on quotations wanted, vi. 129 A. (J. S.) on Military Discipline,' iv. 489 A. (J. W.) on bridge with figures of the Saviour, ix. 309. Hunt (Holman), his Light of the World, ix. 350 v. 390 Abbeys, Premonstratensian, iv. 169, 231, 298; Abbeys and priories confused, v. 327, 378, 417, B Abbot (G.), his ' Book against Bread for the Lord's Day,' ii. 209, 538 Abbot (John), Westminster scholar, xi. 469; xii. 172 Abbots, lists of, x. 309, 377; mitred, x. 410, 455; xi..16, 117 Abbot's Ann, funeral garlands at, v. 427; vi. 155, 254, 396 Abbots Bromley, horn dancing at, i. 5, 296 Abbotsley, St. Neots, Hunts, list of incumbents, iii. 29 Abbott (E.) on Collinson family, xii. 168 Abbott (T. K.) on Latin-English-Basque dictionary, iv. 143. Spanish stories in Irish, xi. 368 Abbott family, vi. 329 Abbreviation, bibliographical term, x. 484 Abbreviations: "bbl." for barrel, v. 27, 74, 112; diss.," v. 69, 114; initial letters instead of words, x. 176 66 Abdul the Damned, origin of appellation, xi. 410, 456 Abelard (Peter), his vision of hell, earliest version, V. 169 Aberdeen, Monthooly and Lickar Stone at, ix. 389; maps and plans, xi. 508 Aberdeenshire Epitaphs and Inscriptions,' ii. 534 Aberdeenshire naturalist, Mr. Janes or Jeans, ii. 54, 155 Aberdein (Mrs.), her Papyruseum exhibition, 1818, ix. 30 Abolitionist, first female, vi. 365, 470; vii. 10 Aboukir Abbacyrus: Passera, their connexion, viii. 447 Abracadabra, etymology of the word, ix. 467; x. 35, 54, 156; its transliteration, xi. 418 Abraham, sham, phrase explained, vii. 469 Abrahams (Aleck) on Academy of Muses, iv. 233. Adams's Museum, Kingsland Road, vi. 306; vii. 117. Adelphi names, v. 186. Adventures in Borneo,' iv. 7. "Albion Hotel," Aldersgate Street, vi. 6. "Amicus" of Morning Herald,' viii. 231. Anacharsis, i. 449. Autograph letters sold by auction, vii. 428. Ave Maria Lane, ix. 150. Babington Conspiracy, v. 354. Bank of England and suspension of specie payment, xii. 205. Bedford county history, ix. 306. "Black Bull" in Holborn, v. 367. Bonassus ix. 451. Bookseller's monopoly, vi. 364. Bridewell, its history, v. 29. Candlewick or Candlewright Street, v. 169. Cannon on Eridge Green, x. 226. Carlyle and Freemasonry: Richard Carlile, xii. 58. Champion's Vinegar Brewery, ix. 186. Cheapside Cross: its bibliography, ix. 445. Cheyne Walk: China Walk, V. 245, 375. Chinese junk Keying, vi. 227. Chippendale (T.), upholsterer: W. Chippendale, vii. 37. Christ's Hospital site, vii. 366. "Coal Hole," V. 306. Coleman (George) as Censor of Plays, ix. 206. Coliseums old and new, iij. 53, 255. Concerts of Antient Music, iii. 488; iv. 393. Copenhagen House, iv. 205, 351. Copthall Avenue, vi. 345. Cotton's Waterloo Museum, xii. 210, 512. Cromer Street, iii. 248. Crosby Hall, vii. 481; viii. 111, 256, 376. Crosby Square, No. 4, ix. 346. Crown Street, Soho, iv. 326. Cruikshank (George), viii. 187. Crusoe (Robinson), literary descendants, xii. 7. Daniel family, x. 468. Devonshire Square, vi. 168. Dorset Gardens estate, xii. 148. Dramatic clubs, amateur, iv. 493. "Ebn Osn," viii. 316. Eel-pie shop, xii. 26. Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, iii. 236, 334; iv. 37. Eliana: "The Salutation and I 66 Cat," vi. 106. Elm, great hollow, at Hampstead, vii. 234. Eslyngton: Islington, vii. 29. Evans: Symonds: Hering: Garden, iv. 397. Fastolf (Sir John), original letters, xii. 257. Fleet Street, No. 7, viii. 248, 411. Fleet Street, No. 17, vi. 446. Fleet Street, No. 53, iii. 427. Fleet Street, No. 59, viii. 441. Fleet Street, Jacobean houses in, iii. 206. Fleet Street changes, v. 227. Flying-Machine Exhibition, vii. 306. "Fountain Tavern," iv. 336. Free Society of Artists, vii, 344. Frost prints, x. 350. Furniture, antique, ix. 496. Granger, annotated by Caulfield, vii. 65, 223, 323, 462. Grangerizing," vi. 24. Grave (Robert), printseller, viii, 28. Gravestones at Jordans, xii. 129. Great Queen Street, Nos. 74 and 75, iii. 433. Gresham Street warehouse, ix. 267. Greyfriars burial-ground, iv. 205. Guildhall, changes at, x. 101. Gulston collection of prints, x. 6. Hackney celebrities, viii. 158. Harewood House, Hanover Square, x. 406. Haymarket, Westminster, viii. 94. Heber's library, xii. 228. Hengler's Circus, xii. 116, 218. History of Advertising, ix. 286. Hobby Grooms, V. 127. Hornsey Wood House : Harringay House, vii. 157. Houses of historical interest, vii. 472; viii. 114. Ito Itoland, vii. 12, 173. Johnsonian Museum, vi. 268. Johnson's (Dr.) Club and the Literary Club, vi. 294. Keith's Mayfair Marriages, xii. 127. Kendal House, Isleworth, xii. 88. King: Joachin Cardoza, v. 213. Kingdom's Intelligencer,' vii. 395. King's Cross Bridge, vii. 386. "King's Head," Hampstead Road, vi. 207. Kingsway and Aldwych, iv. 433. Lamb (C.) on Thicknesse's France,' vii. 205, 355. Leaden figures, xii. 28. Le Sour's statue of Charles I., xii. 225. Lettsom (Dr.), v. 514. Linwood (Miss), her Gallery, vii. 392. Little Britain, vi. 146. Little Russell Street, xi. 325. Lombard Street, No. 1, v. 406; vi. 13. "Lombard Street to a China orange," viii. 136. 'London and Neighbourhood,' 1750, vii. 9. London cemeteries in 1860, iii. 454. London cries, vi. 434. London remains, viii. 226, 476; ix. 196. London shop fronts, xi. 407. London signs: Guy, Earl of Warwick," ix. 127. London statues and memorials, ix. 284. London streets, ix. 147. Looping the loop: centrifugal railway, iv. 176. Lyceum Theatre, iii. 132. Manby (Capt. G. W.), i. 21. Mary, Queen of Scots letter of 1562, iii. 325. Masquerier's portrait of Napoleon, vi. 84. Mechanical road carriages, xi. 305. Metropolitan Railway, v. 6. Middlebrook Museum, ix. 484. Minor Inns of Court, viii. 428; ix. 114. Moore (Tom). of Fleet Street, iv. 230. Morning Star,' iv. 536. 'Moser's Vestiges,' iii. 195. Moxhay. Leicester Square showman, iv. 135. "Naked Boy and Coffin," iii. 157. Napoleon's carriage, vii. 236; viii. 135. Nelson Column, iv. 175. Nelson panoramas, iv. 365; v. 94. Newlands, Chalfont St. Peter, iv. 148, 457. No riches from his little store," vi. 30. Nollekens (J.), his library, v. 86. North London Ferret,' viii. 109. Old Bailey Sessions House, viii. 146. Old Serjeants' Inn, xi. 436. Pall Mall, No. 93, xi. 16. Parcel post in 1790, xi. 18. Parkgate Theatre, iii. 289, 397. Payne at the Mews Gate, vii. 409; viii. 55. "Pedlar's Rest," vii. 415. Peerless Pool House, ix. 227. Pictorial blinds, vii. 493. Pigott's Jockey Club,' xii. 174, 412. Pinks's History of Clerkenwell,' iv. ་ 427. Place, v. 353. 'Political House that Jack Built,' viii. 485, 516. Pope's Head Tavern," x. 206. Portsmouth Street, No. 14, ix. 346. Proverbs, two old, ix. 118. Pryor's Bank, Fulham, xii. 128. Quadrant Colonnade, viii. 66. Regent's Canal, viii. 4. Repartee of Royalty, v. 12. Rosamond (Fair), xii. 298. Rothschild (Nathan) and Waterloo, vi. 9. Russell (Lady Elizabeth), ix. 325. St. Chad's Well, Battle Bridge, viii. 46. St. Dunstan's-inthe-West: its clocks, xii. 49. St. George's, Hanover Square: shot-marks, viii. 455. St. Margaret's, Westminster : east window, xli. 289, 453. St. Thomas's, Charterhouse. vi. 405. Salmon (Thomas), ix. 372. Scala, La iii. 497. Scott illustrators, vii. 176; ix. 77. Scott's Black Dwarf,' vii. 515. Seven Dials, vil. 327. Shakespeare, Third Folio, ix. 315 Shakespeare Memorial, ix. 246, 392. Sindbad the Sailor: monkeys and cocoa-nuts, vi. 256. Skittle Alley in Orange Street, viii. 364. SnuffMill Estate, Homerton, ix. 50. Sol's Arms," viii. 49; ix. 214. Southwell (Right Hon. E.), i. 158. Stowe House, viii. 6. "Strand Hotel,' x. 26. Strand Theatre, iv. 385. Strawberry Hill Catalogue, xii. 216, 491. Taxameter cab, vii. 264. Telegraph,' 1797, ix. 247. Temple Bar, xii. 166. Temple Bridge and County Hall proposed, iii. 105. Thornhill Bridge, x. 286. Topographical Memoranda of the Ward of Farringdon Without,' ix. 328. 'Town,' ix. 69, 517. Travelling in England, 1600-1700, v. 414. Tufnel family, iv. 389. Two Sneezing Cats," V. 328. Westminster Abbey: western towers, xii. 64. Westminster School in 1797, ix. 387. Wooden water-pipes in London, v. 15. Wych Street, x. 86 Abridgement of Calvin's Institution,' 1586, xi. 488; xii. 12. Abruzzi (Duke of), his Arctic exploration, ix. 6. Abstemius in Esop's Fables, iv. 149, 234. Abstract bagman, reference by Stevenson to, vii. 188. Abyssinia: W. H. Coffin in, xii. 108, 230; Spanish priests in, xii. 189 Academy of Ancient Music, foundation, iv. 335, 393 Academy of the Muses, its history, iii. 449; 54, 177, 233 Accentuation, English, i. 72 49, iv. Elder V. Accession coins and medals, x. 130, 190, 230 Acerbative, use of the word, i. 27, 174 Acheson family of Ayrshire, ix. 91, 215, 392 Ackerley (F. G.) on authors of quotations wanted, x. 168. Christian of Milntown, v. 209. bush folk-lore, viii. 213. Fast short of, ix. 432. Fonts, desecrated, ii. 254. Grindleton, 10; xi. 67. "Haughendo : Fylde oath, xii. 56. Heraldic, iii. 188. Hermit's crucifix, ii. 228. Hooligan, iii. 345. Horseshoes for luck, iii. 215. Hungarian grammar, x. 112. Kynan, v. 169. Lewis, friend of Jack Mytton, vii. 347. Llechylched, Anglesey, x. 170. Marriage service, iii. 74. Mass, solitary, iii. S. Michaelmas Day: its date, x. 194. Mount Murray, Isle of Man, v. 166. Mozarabic Mass in Spain, v. 339. Nine Maidens, ii. 235. "Non compos mentis,' x. 447. Number superstition, i. 369. Parodies of Kipling, xii. 238. Peel's dog, vi. 427. Pogrom, v. 197. Pre-Reformation parsonages, viii. 109. Punctuation in MSS. and printed books. v. 504. Racial, ix. 270. Racial pro blem of Europe, viii. 145. Rauthmel, Rev. R., vii. 8. Richardson (W. V.) and the Russian Church, iii. 327. Ritual question, vi. 512. Robin Hood's Stride, ii. 246. Rogestvensky, iii. 396. School slang at Rossall, vii. 194, Talbot (James), of Shrewsbury lineage, ix. 329. Troper: its derivation, ix. 330. Welsh a, vii. 58. Wet summer: curious relic, viii. 248. Ackerley (M. E.) on 'The Hebrew Maiden's Answer to the Crusader,' vii. 394 Ackermann (R.) on Thackeray queries, xii. 27 Ackroyd (B. B.) on German translation, ix. 78. Longfellow, ix. 72 Acorn 18-gun brig, and slaver Gabriel, xii. 28 Acqua Tofana, composition of the poison, ii. 269, 353 Acre as a measure of length, i. 101, 143, 354 Acrostics, double, earliest in newspapers, ix. 290 Act of Parliament, yew trees planted by, x. 430 Actify, used instead of enact, 1. 506 Acton (Lord), reference to "Erasmus Rogers," vii. 487 Actor v. preacher, xii. 246 Actors travelling, courts for, c. 1477, xii. 267 Adams (John), serjeant-at-law, his family, ix. 349, 413 Adams (John) on genealogy, ii. 63 Adams (John G.) on passenger elevators or lifts ix. 67 Adams (W. E.), his pamphlet Tyrannicide,' v. 287 Adams's Museum, Kingsland Road, its history, vi. 306; vii. 117 Add and Adder, ecclesiastical use, iv. 406, 456 Adderbury Church, Oxfordshire, inscription in, i. 233 Addison (J.) on authors of quotations wanted, x. 174, 188. Eleventh Commandment, viii. 478. Sword of Bruce, viii, 371. Addison (Joseph), his daughter, i. 88, 149; his library and pictures, 150; on 'Paradise Lost,' 249; Cato,' 1757, supposed remarkable cast, vi. 228; and Col. Philip Dormer, vii. 107, 192; interview with Steele, x. 49; woodcut of, 49; his maternal ancestry, 201, 292, 355; and death, xii. 346 Addleshaw, derivation of the name, xi. 189, 297 Addleshaw (P.) on butcher: Hoe, v. 388. Chaloner: Fortunate Boy, iv. 509 Addy (S. O.) on Ainsty of York, ii. 97; vii. 36. Blather: bladder, vi. 406. Book-stealing: degrees of blackness, vi. 353. Buttery, ii. 167. Cabollicking= gossiping, viii. 147. Cheshire words, iv. 303. Churches, combined monastic and parochial, xii. 168. Cirencester Town Hall, ix. 149. Famous Chelsea, iv. 517. Fulture, i. 296. Harington (Sir John), vii. 510. High Peak words, ii. 201, 282, 384; iv. 427. Littlemonelight: place-name, vi. 396. Llantwit Major Church, x. 288. Lousy. Low, ii, 349. Our Lady of the Snows," i, 392. Peak and Pike, ii. 110. Pightle: Pikle, v. 93. Pliny: flint chippings in barrows, il. 188. Ploughgang and other measures, i. 101, 143. Railway, its antiquity, vi. 390. St. Peter Steintheked, vi. 375. Sal et saliva," i. 431. Scallions, iv. 375. Scottish churches, their ownership, xii. 168. Sheep fair on an ancient earthwork, viii. 250. Thumb-hand side righthand side, vii. 467. Tideswell and Tideslow, i. 91, 229, 371; ii. 36. Tolsey at Gloucester, X. 469. Twizzle-twigs, v. 91. Wassail, ii. 503; iii. 112. Whitsunday, ii. 218. Yule-waiting, x. 501. Adelphi names, v. 186, 236 Adespota, use of the word, vii. 105, 215 'Adeste Fideles,' the Portuguese Hymn,' its origin, i. 10, 54 Adjectives with participial endings, ii. 172 · Adler (Elkan Nathan), his Auto de Fé and Jew,' x. 288 Admirable, pronunciation of i in, vi. 329, 371 Admiral Christ epitaph at various places, vi. 425 517; vii. 38 475 Admiralty Bill Books as new sources of genealogy, i. 396, 512 Admiralty carrier pigeons sold, ix. 485 Advertising, its history, ix. 286 Edric, Duke of Mercia, his biography, vi. 469; vii. 51 Edric Sylvaticus, or the Wilde," his descendants, vii. 51; vi. 469 Elian: "patron of the living and Ælian," meaning of the term, iii. 89 Aeronautics, early, viii. 170, 311 Aeroplanes, early flying machines, xi. 8, 98, 145, 425, 465 Eschylus and Milton compared, v. 489 Agriculture, electricity in, x. 207 Ainsworth (W. Harrison), and Thames Darrell, Airy (O.) on "Unconscionable time dying," vii. 8 Aitchison (A.) on Scots Guards: colours, ix. 51 Aitken (G. A.) on Daniel Defoe's wife, xi. 516. Jonson's Works,' xi. 421 Akbar (Emperor), his likeness, ix. 211, 332; x. 215 Akenside (Mark), his birth, 1721, vii. 407 Alabama veteran, John Low, his death, vi. 226 Aladdin and Saladin, their pronunciation, iv. 534 Alake, Abbeokutan ruler, his title, i. 468, 512; ii. 56 Alava (General) and Sir William H. De Lancy, vi. 33 Alavoine family tomb at Tottenham, viii. 247, 355 Albania,' anonymous poem, and Sir. W. Scott, ix. 422 Albany Baths, York Road, Lambeth, xii. 429 Albarosa and Polinda, picture by Cosway, vii. 190 Albemarle House or Ely House, Dover Street, vii. 268, 312 Albert (Prince), as poet and musical composer, iii. 308, 374 Alberta, Canada, origin of the place-name, ix. 486 Albigna, place-name, its Arabic equivalent, iv. 489 "Albion Hotel," Aldersgate Street, its history, vi. 6, 78 Alchemy, modern, iv. 167 Alciatus, Paris edition, 1574, v. 468 Alcott (Miss L. M.), her Eight Cousins,' i. 489 Esop's Fables, Abstemius in, iv. 149, 234; ed. Aldenham (Lord) on the cope, i. 278. Coryate's 1821, its illustrations, xi. 270, 398 Agime ziphres, phrase explained, ii. 224 Crudities,' iii. 426. Dorsetshire snake-lore, i. 254. Forwhy, vii. 374. "I lighted at the foot," ii. 535. Kynan, v. 314. Oprower, i. 313. Quotations wanted, iv. 237. Spelling reform, iii. 31, 134. "Then with Rodney we will go,' vii. 227. Tinterero, iv. 396 Alder (W. A.) on Nelson sale catalogue, vi. 209 Alderman's Walk, City, its history, x. 290, 354 Aldermen : of Aldersgate, ix. 249, 375; Bishopsgate, x. 466; of London, 1687, x. 167 Aldersgate signs, xi. 102 Aldersgate Street, Milton's house in, x. 404 of Agincourt, battle of, English and French losses, Aldrich (S. J.) on balance of power, ii. 94. Bonnets iii. 121 Aglaus on Shakespeariana, vii. 302 Agnes and Anne, interchangeability of the names, ii. 389, 428, 473; viii. 507 Agnew (John) Anne Staveley, iii. 348 Agri on astronomy in the Middle Ages, xii. 9 of blue, ii. 455. Horace, first edition, i. 103. 'Incendium Divini Amoris,' i. 2. Platea, Franciscus de, iii. 108. 'Poliphili Hypnerotomachia,' error in, i. 97. Sun and its orbit, i. 476 Aldridge (Ira), his acting as Titus Andronicus, ii. 366 Aldworth, Sussex, and Tennyson, xi. 325 |