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Major's Life of Prince Henry of Portugal, 115
Marriott's Vestiarium Christianum, 427
Milton's Areopagitica, 164

Newbigging's Forest of Rossendale, 355
Nicholas's Pedigree of the English People, 379
Nicholson's Mission of St. Patrick, 620

Orridge's Citizens of London and their Rulers,
380

Oxford Undergraduates' Journal, 236
Paris and Vienna, 66

Philobiblion, Revue Bibliotheque Universelle, 284
Pitcairn's Ages of the Earth, 428

403

Pooley on the Old Crosses of Gloucestershire,
Quaritch's General Catalogue of Books, 596
Ramage's Nooks and By-ways of Italy, 331
Rimmel's Recollections of Paris Exhibition, 284
Scotish Ballads and Songs, by Maidment, 306
Scotland, Book of the Common Order of, 571
Scott on the British Army, 187

Shakspeare, Catalogue of Books, &c., illustrative
of his life and works, 450

Shakspeare Illustrated by Old Authors, 91
Sherlock's Practical Christian, 259
Smith's Catalogue of Friends' Books, 44
Sinyth's Sailor's Word Book, 66

Stanley's Memorials of Westminster Abbey, 21
Student and Intellectual Observer, 140
Sussex Archæological Collections, 22
Swayne's Lake Victoria, 164

Sybel's History of the French Revolution, 43
Timbs's Curiosities of London, 22

Timbs's Notable Things of our own Time, 523
Times newspaper, Index, 620
Westwood's Quest of the Sancgreal, 140
Wilcocks's Sea Fisherman, 547

Winston on Ancient Glass Paintings, 283

Boots and shoes in 1619, 387

Borrow (George), "Zincali " quoted, 99

Boston high tide, 1571, 415

Boston (U.S.) library catalogue, 288

Boswell (James), Scottish legal ballad, 42

Botsford in America, 112, 207

Boulter (Abp. Hugh), biography, 355

Bourchier (Jonathan) on Browning's "Lost Leader,"

482

Coleridge's "Christabel," 43

Hawes (Stephen), "Pastime of Pleasure," 353
Milton's "Il Penseroso," 178

Shelley: Three Sons of Light, 411

Sundry queries, 436

"The solitary monk who shook the world," 396
Tennyson's "Palace of Art," 364

Box found near Holbeach, 434

Boyce (Joseph), "A Modest Apology," 161

Boyes (D. L.) on the origin of the word Infantry, 53
Boyle (E. M.) on Weston and Naylor families, 281
Boyne, the battle of, and James II., 388, 493, 514,
543, 567

B. (P. C. S.) on Westons, Earls of Portland, 173
B. (R) on the fire-flies of Italy, 62

Brace (Lieut.), tried for murder, 256

Bradshaw (Henry), "Life of St. Werburg," 317

Brash (R. R.) on the dialects of North Africa, 123
Brasses, bronze, &c., their analysis, 52, 233
Breech-loader, its inventor, 312

Breviaries of York, Hereford, and Sarum, 149, 206,

283, 379, 424; Paris, 609

B. (R. H. A.) on Cardinal de Cheveras, 127
"Brick-dust Man," Nathaniel Hone's painting, 53
"Bridge of Sighs," à jeu d'esprit, 25
Bridge (William), arms, 41

Brierley (J.) on derivation of greyhound, 208
Jannock, a cake, 110

Brigadiers in the army, 267, 375

Brightling on a prophecy of Louis Philippe, 83
Brigstock, the bell cow of, 365
British Museum duplicates, 21, 85
Brockett as applied to the badger, 99, 182
Brodie (Alex.), magistrate at Forres, 53
Broeck (Peter van den), "Travels," 234
Broome, co. Stafford, 459, 523

Brougham (Henry Lord), his death, 476, 500, 524
Browning (Robert), the "Lost Leader," 482; essays on
his poetry, 499

Bruce (John) on the caricatures of Samuel Ward, 1
Wodwall (Wm.), Elizabethan poet, 247

Bruce (Robert), marvellous story of him, 422
Brush, or pencil, used by artists, 40
Bryan (Philip)," Arms and Crests," 75
B. (S.) on Challoner arms, 220

Lengthy, a condemned word, 313
B. (S. M.) on Mathew Buckinger, 182
B. (T.) on Fotheringay castle, 114
Nevison, the highwayman, 109
Skyrack oak, 58

Bucke (Charles), tragedy, "The Italians," 267, 419,

520

Buckinger (Mathew), portrait, 75, 183

Buckingham (John Sheffield, Duke of), epitaph, 316,
447

Buckle (Elizabeth) of High Wyck, longevity, 153
Buckley family, 483

Buckley (W. E.) on her, in lieu of the genitive, 39
Buckton (T. J.) on the ash-tree, 392

Cuneiform inscriptions, how deciphered, 169

Dante query, 569; "Inferno," 607

Dice among the Greeks and Romans, 179
Gist, its pronunciation, 619
"Habitans in sicco," 569

I, cgo, 375

Kings of Abyssinia, 470
"Nec pluribus impar," 275
North American dialects, 256
Philosophic brute, 401

Pope (Alex.) and Mary Wortley Montagu, 172
Primitive Latin language, 589
Supernaculum, 559

Talmuds, suggested plan for translations, 242
Bulkley (Stephen), "Words of Anthems," 459, 543
Bull and Mouth, Aldersgate, inscription, 57, 209
Bummer, its derivation, 75, 163, 467

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C. on Maria Riddel, née Woodley, 552

Scott (Sir Walter), self-delusion, 552

Cabbages first cultivated in England, 156, 228, 329
Caçadore on heraldic query, 295

Cæsar (Julius), landing in Britain, 595
Caffart (Jean) of Arras, 171, 253

Cagliostro (Count), Lucia, author of his Life, 578
Cahill (W. J.) on plague ship, 580
Calceolaria, the name of the flowers, 602

Calderon (Pedro) and Corneille, 19, 90, 174, 184
Caliban, the slave of Prospero, 289
Californian English, 293

Callis (Robert), serjeant-at-law, 295, 378
Calvin (John) and Servetus, 266, 394
Cambridge song, 341

Cambry (James), "De Londres et de ses Environs,"

438

Camden Society's publications, General Index, 450
Camden (Wm.), "Remains," edit. 1637, 388
Campbell (W.) on half mast high, 483
Candle plates, or wallers, 104, 424, 494
Candle superstition, 51

Cannes, Roman inscription at, 269, 420

Canning (George), jeu d'esprit, 387; his witty "De-

spatch," 267, 302, 427, 438
Canterbury, arms of the city, 16

Cardinalize, use of the word, 457

Carew (Ann), daughter of Sir Peter, descendants, 578
Carew (Sir George), manuscripts, 235, 475

Carey family pedigree, 171

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"Catechisme (Le) des Anglais," 604

Cave (Edward), archbishop mentioned by him, 74, 355
Cave (Rt. Hon. Stephen) on Les Echelles, 472
Cavendish (Sir Henry), "Debates," 15
Caxton (Wm.), notes on his life, 11
C. (B. H.) on Rufus Festus, 115
Ged's stereotypes, 112

Griff (A.), Flemish painter, 147
Painter wanted, 147, 446
Soldrup, its etymology, 111

Strange (Sir Robert) book-plate, 144
Suthering, 399

C. (D. F. M.) on Auto da Fé, 351

C. (E.) on an archdeacon of Dunkeld, 123
C. (E. F. D.) on Infantry, 255

"Ceremonies and Religious Customs," 484, 547

C. (E. S.) on Hippophagy forbidden by the church, 194
Ceylon and its spicy gales, 222

C. (G. A.) on local medieval words, 124
C. (G. J.) on noble woodmen, 100
CH. on Dryden queries, 13

Laund, its meaning, 87
Paslon (Margaret), 100

Rogers (Mr.) of Dowdeswell, 100
Scottish legal ballad, 85

Scottish local histories, 114

Chair and cheer in Shakspeare, pronunciation of, 243
Challoner arms, 220

Chaloner (Sir Thomas), elegy on the death of Lady
Jane Grey, 33, 91, 139

Chambers (T. K.) on P. Violet, artist, 594
Champion whip, present owner, 21

Champion (William), biography, 604

Chapman (W.) on Alton, Hampshire, 464

Chappell (Wm.) on dances in Selden's "Table Talk," 18
Naval songs, 19

Old tunes, 65

Charing Cross, its derivation, 556

Chariots of war of the early Britons, 414

Charles I. at Oxford, 59; letter to the Duke of Ormond,

118

Charles II., flight from Worcester, 549, 593
Charlton (Edw.), M.D., on the Maelström, 328
Charnock (R. S.) on etymology of Polkinghorne, 83
Chasles (M. Michel) and Euclid's Porisms, 122, 303,

444

Chasles (Philarète) on a passage in Béranger, 206

De Foe, the real patronymic, 227
Chateaux of France, 173, 279, 449
Chattan clan, 123, 281, 442
Chaucer (Geoffrey), notes on, 411
C. (H. B.) on dramatic situation, 498
Locke and Spinoza, 233

Louis XIV., his motto, 19
Myers's Letters, "The Blow," 232
"Nec pluribus impar," 351

"Ultima ratio Regum," 184

War chariots of the ancient Britons, 414
Cheerfulness at certain hours, 536
Chelsea pottery, 160, 253, 330

Chemical lecturer in 1812, 483, 546

Chestnut introduced into Britain, 155
Cheverus (Cardinal de), his Life, 127
"Child Asleep," a poem, 269, 397
Child gilded over, 100

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Shaftesbury (Lord) and the States of Holland, 564
Christmas-box, earliest notice, 245
Christmas carol, 53

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Coke (Sir Edward), " Household Book," 123, 158
Colby (F. T.), on descendants of Sir R. Tresilian, 26

Christmas (Rev. Henry), translation of the "Lusiad," Cold Harbour, origin of the name, 135

459

Chronology, MS. treatise on, 54

Chrysander (Herr), biography of Handel, 507

C. (H. S.) on the history of the Ealing school, 13
Church of England, its suborders, 31

Churchyard (Thomas) and the romance of "Fortu-
natus," 2, 295

Cicindela of Pliny, insects, 12, 61, 131, 251
Cigars, notes on, 553

Cinque Port seals, 59

Cipher, its value, 305, 470

Cirencester Abbey, its Chronicle, 389

Cities, evocation of besieged, 104

City Banka, thirty miles from Calcutta, 533
Civil Engineers' Institution, motto, 509

Civil servant's position, 220, 282

C. (J. H.) on ambassadors to the Sublime Porte, 245
Coleridge's "Christabel," 43

Crashaw (Richard), poems, 208
Dramatic situation, 434

"Epistolæ obscurorum Virorum," 149
Martyr president, 522

"Outlandish Knight," 425

Stella's bequest to Steevens's Hospital, 491
Talmud, its immorality, 166

"Watty and Meg," a song, 368

C. (J. S.) on Doctor of Economic Science, 271
Philosophy of notation, 55

C. (J. W.), on Richardson's Novels, 285

War of the Fronde, &c., 248

Clan =

cluster, 194

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Coleridge (S. T.), "Christabel," 43; inedited letter,
576

Coles (Rev. William), nonjuror, 459

Collided, a new word, 293, 401, 471

Collier (John Payne), on Thomas Churchyard and the
romance of" Fortunatus," 2

Queen Elizabeth's vanity, 142

Collins (Wm.), "Dirge in Cymbeline," 533
Collinson (Rev. John), fate of his MSS., 389
Colomesius (Paul), Lambeth librarian, 49
Colours, ecclesiastical, 171, 258
Combe (Dr. Charles), noticed, 435
Commoners' supporters, 73, 139, 259
Compte-rendu, its invention, 265, 379
Comyn family of Badenoch, 563, 608
Confolens, Historie of a Mayden of, 7, 86
Consedens on the number 666, 304
Conservators, boards of, their seals, 604
Consistory courts first held in cathedrals, 12, 8

Cooee, the cry of the Australian aborigines, 603

Cooksey (Richard), "History of Worcestershire," 555
Cooper (Thompson), on John Coughem, 365
Cooper (Wm, D.), on Parish registers, 319
Cope, the Syon, 604

Corantos, a dance, 18

Corney (Bolton) on anonymous writers, 218
Hazlitt's "Handbook," Heliodorus, 142, 241
Oldys (Wm.) and John Whiting, 336
Shakspeare, hints for his pro-editors, 410
Turbervile (George), a New Year's Gift, 3
Cornish folk song, 480

Cornub on Boston (U.S.) Library Catalogue, 288
Hyll silver, bard plaakes, Romans, 245
Lake dwellings in Arisaig, 576

Lockey (George), ballad on him, 14
Pedigrees at Middle Hill, 55

Proclamation against the Scotch, 537

Swaddler, a term of derision, 271
Woolwinders, 173

Cornwallis (Thomas) of Maryland, 505

Coronation medals, 438, 522

Coronation stone, geological character, 101, 209
Corsie, corsey, its etymology, 62, 160
Costumes, oriental, 294

Cottell, or Cottle family, 618

Cottell (W. H.) on longevity of Mr. J. W. Luning, 323
Cotton (Charles). the angler, his runaway match, 70;

his copy of Fanshawe's "Pastor Fido," 146
Cotton (Ven. Henry) on "Bible Extracts," 318
Coughem (John) and the Pacificators, 365

Courcel (J. C. de) on Roman inscription at Cannes, 420
Courts martial, their abuse, 171

Covenanting Tamilists, 32, 137, 232, 304
Coverdale (Bp. Miles), Bible, 442

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Craven of Spersholt baronetcy, 52, 128

Crawley (C. Y.) on weather query, 195

Cyril on remarkable triad, 340

Words from an anonymous MS., 532
Cywrn on Irish folklore, 10, 51, 193

D

D. on arresting George III. 294

Canning's Despatch, 427
Knur and spell, 468

Special licence, 172

Dählen (H.), on Napoleon III. and Pope Pius IX., 342
Dahlia, that cold-looking plant, 601

Dalrymple (Gen.) catalogue of his library, 100

Creed and Lord's Prayer first placed in churches, 13, Dalrymple (Sir J. H.), MS. History of Cranston, 556
91, 282

Crests, ciphers, and monograms, 75

Creswell (Edward), forest keeper, 577

Crichton (the Admirable), 169

Crisp (Charles), provincial actor, 141, 206

Croft (Sir James), knt., co. Hereford, 457

Dalton (J.), on the library of the Escorial, 488
Diary of the Cardinal York's secretary, 595

Dancing in church, 77; in nets, 412

Dane (Margaret), her bequest, 196

Dante (Alighieri), circles of his "Inferno," 534, 607;
translation of a passage, 569

Croft (Sir Herbert), "Abbey of Kilkhampton," 353, Dara Dael, or black insect, 262

467

Croker family, 84

Cromlech at Stoke Bishop, 113

Cromwell (Oliver), coffin-plate, 553

Crookes (St. John) on "Dictionary of Quotations,” 423
Crophill (John), "Three Pots, Peace, Mercy, and
Charity," 238

Cross, the pre-Christian, 436, 516

Crosse (J. N.) on his father's sale catalogue, 543
Crowdown on Roger Gale, the antiquary, 350

Hist! an interjection, 377

Pierce the Ploughman's Crede, 378

Crown imperial, a legend, 213

Crowquil (Alfred). See A. F. Forrester
Crucifix, an old gilt one, 314

Crux on the battle of Bannockburn, 173
Sayings as to various days, 64

Shorthand for literary purposes, 248
Shuttleworth family, 373

C. (T.) on candle plates, or wallers, 494
Philipott (John), lines by, 31

C. (T. A.) on the Admirable Crichton, 169
C. (T. Q.) on the meaning of loyalty, 299
Cuckoo, sayings of it, 533, 614

Cuddy, its compounds, 38

Cuming (H. Syer) and the Douglas rings, 462, 562
Cuneiform inscriptions, method for deciphering, 169
Curate and conduct, 66, 86, 306

Curling (Capt. Henry), "The Enthusiast at Shak-
speare's Tomb," 194

Cushion dance, noticed, 18, 19

Daveney (H.), on Paston family, 234
Davidson (John), of Haltree, 47, 115

Davidson (John), on Bryan's Arms and Crests, 75
Davies (Lady Eleanor), her "Prophecies," 297

Davies (Sir John), portrait, 245, 376, 427; his mad
lady, 297

Davies (T. L. O.), on Capt. Richard Smith, 535
Davis (Barrett), on Abbatia Bernard, 98

"Polite Letter Writer," 75

Water-marks and the "Mécanique Céleste," 126
Davis (J. E.), on the oath of the peacock, 251
Dawson-Duffield (R. D.), LL.D., on a painter's name,

605

Royal furniture, 403

Swan family, 390

Days, unlucky, 362, 469

D. (C.), on the Articles of the Church, 146
Gilt crucifix, 314

Kidbrooke church, Kent, 483

D. (D.), on Banges: Freeman: Dillingham, 433
D. (E. A.), on Joan Posselius, father and son, 84
Dead body, modes of disposal, 75

Decalogue, inedited poem, 360

Deck (Norris), on Walter pronounced water, 519
Dee (Dr. John), astrologer, 391
Defaineden, its meaning, 14, 84, 135
Degrees of consanguinity, 43, 111
Denham (Sir John), the poet, 552, 617

D. (E. S.), on the Creed in English churches, 282
"No Cards," at marriages, 314

Dettingen, English officers at, 194, 374

Cussans (J. E.) on quartering the arms of an heiress, D. (G. F.), on custom at Oakham, 234
520

C. (W. H.) on Jacobite ballads, 578

D. (H. P.), on John Philipott's lines, 31
Dicconson family, 412

Stuart (Charles Edward), lines on his heart, 435, Dice used by the Romans, 28, 89, 136, 179, 256, 350

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Dicky Sam, its meaning, 493, 546, 570

Dido and Eneas, 579

"Dies Ira," translations, 332, 402; parody on, 367

Dieulacris Abbey, co. Stafford, its abhotts, 123

Digby (Sir Kenelm), " Voyage into the Mediterranean,"

355

Dilettanti Society, 299

Dilke (Sir C. Wentworth), on Bummer, 163
Dillingham (John), arms, 434, 520

Dinan, its legends, 550

Dinham (Lord), marriage, 147

Dishington family, 19, 229, 377, 471

D'Israeli (Hon. Benj.) and Sir G. C. Lewis, 295; verses

on Countess Stanhope, 388, 423

Dixon (J.), on swaddler, 473

Dixon (J. H.), on "Adeste Fideles," 186

Ballads, "Sir Olaf and the Fairy Dance," 292;
"The Fisherman," 551

Festus, an author, 28

Gibbon's house at Lausanne, 41
Italian editions of Milton, 233
Meila's "Jerusalem Delivered," 433
Robinson (Rev. Jolin), D.D., 257:
Soldier and the pack of cards, 219

Shelley (P. B.), emendations of his poems, 79
Telfer (James), poet, 108
Wednesday, its derivation, 14

"The Outlandish Knight," 344, 543

Dixon (R. W.), on Helmsley, the tune, 844
Hymn, "Sun of my soul," 220

Sheffield, its derivation, 66

"The Outlandish Knight," 221

D. (J. B.), on John Cranch, the poker artist, 542

Hour-glass in pulpits, 113

Ruthvin (Patrick, Lord), 370
"Solvitur ambulando," 31

Parliamentarian parish register, 605

D. (J. T.), on Ealing school, 183

D. (J. W.) on Bryan Edward's portrait, 139
D. (M.), on Clan Clatton, 442

Coronation stene, 101

Gilded child, 100

Silver cradle, 399

Dockwra family, 182

Doddridge (Sir John), 504, 505

Dollars, Spanish, 20

Domesday Book, facsimiled, 486

Donatives, their origin, 343

Dorchester, co. Oxford, local tradition, 57, 160

Doré (Gustave), painting of Sarah, Abraham's wife, 316

D. (O. T.), on emendations of Shelley, 151

Douglas rings, 314, 349, 448, 462, 523, 563

Douglas's Chronicle of Glastonbury, 508
Dramatic bibliography, foreign, 208

Dramatic curiosities, 593

Dramatic costume, 464

Dramatic situation, 434, 498

Draper family of Kent and Yorkshire, 194

Drennan (W. R.), on Borrow's "Zincali," 99

Italian scientific books, 426

Song, "Yellow Jack," 402

Drinking glass, inscription on an ancient, 7, 462

Drinklake (0.) on low side windows, 618.

Drummond (Win. Hamilton), D.D., 157

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E. on Christians in Orissa, 389

Ealing school, its history, 13, 113, 183, 234, 588, 619
Earth, its antiquity and development, 428

Easter, a family name, 481, 568

Ebor. on Sir John Fenwick's portrait, 473
Stuart flag, 473

Eboracensis on the siege of Raydale Honse, 461
Echelles

=

scaling ladders, 314, 371, 472, 567, 595
Eclipse, the solar of April, 1521, 510, 594
Eclipses, three noticed in a Sanskrit MS., 14
E. (C. M.) on derivation of Punchestown, 296
E. (C. P.) on Jansenism in Ireland, 378
Edgeworth (Maria), Comedies, 432
Edinburgh riot quelled in 1555, 52
Edwards (Bryan), portrait, 56, 139
Efficacity, use of the word, 150

Ego, its prosody and etymology, 29, 375

Egypt and Nineveh, 618

E. (H.) on Ged's stereotypes, 29

"Eikon Basilike," edit. 1648, 139

Eirionnach on Tauler and his school, 525, 597

E. (K. P. D.) on Laurence Beyerlinck, 45

Alfred (King) his remains, 615

Castrum Rothomagi, 159

Douglas's Chronicle of Glastonbury, 508

European monks and the Gopis of Mathura, 245

Faustus' conjuring book, 13

Garmann (Christian Frederick), 530

Ged's stereotypes, 112

Greenshield (J.), Scottish episcopal clergy, 119

Infantry, its derivation, 137

Marrat (W.), Boston bookseller, 265

Paniot, its meaning, 29

Proverbs, 507

Royal Oak, MS. of the knights, 554

Schott (Gaspar), biography and works, 165
Vermuyden's portrait, 484

Dryden (John), queries in his works, 13, 383; his Elephant misrepresented in pictures, 413, 445, 522

negligences, 238, 378

D. (S.) on Solare de la Boissière, 138

Du Barri (Madame), "Memoirs," 412

Ducarel (Dr. Andrew Coltee), literary works, 49
Dugdale (Wm.)," Visitation," 1665-6, 216

Dulcarnon, origin of the name. 181

Dunkin (A. J.) on English officers at Dettingen, 194

Fillip on the forehead, 389
Rice beer, its ingredients, 366
Dunmow gammon of bacon, 15

Elias: Helias: Alias, 304

Elizabeth (Queen), her personal vanity, 142; her badge,
508, 565, 593

Ellacombe (H. T.) on bell of St. Connel Keel, 412

Ellis (R. R. W.) on Bangally, the capital of Bengal, 508
Bull and Mouth, 209

City-Banka, thirty miles from Calcutta, 533
Covenanting Tamilists, 137

Finn, the father of Ossian the poet, 305
Mayer (Michael) and Van der Linden, 392, 543

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