English, the Queen's-not King's, 168, 299, 348, 373, February 29 on a Saturday, 145 Archer (John), at Selby abbey, 578 Dudley (Mr.) in Broome churchyard, 459, 520, 523 Newton (Joshua) in Pickering church, 507 Epitaphs, metrical, ancient and modern, 403 Ere-yesterday, an Irish provincialism, 313 Esligh on Queen Henrietta at Burlington, 293 Espec Silent woman, a sign, 114 épicier, or grocer, 63, 176 Espedare on Queen Bleareye's tomb, 309, 584 Essex (Arthur Capel, Earl of), "Memoirs," 315 Fire at Stilton, 376 Quotation from Cowley, 84 Fitz-Henry on Moore family, 210 Tavern signs, 266 Essex (Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl), occasion of his Fitzhopkins on distance traversed by sound, 345,545 Este on American private libraries, 399 Keir (James), F.R.S., 21 Thank you kindly, 128 Etching query, 19 Eta on Garibaldi family, 211 Ethnology of the English people, 379 Eton College chapel, paintings, 341 Euclid's Porisms, 122, 303, 444 European monks and the Gopis of Mathura, 245 Evans (J. E.) on the French invasion of Wales, 432 Everard (Rev. John), his works, 597 Every thing, every body, as one word, 13 Evil eye in Ireland, 193 Exempt, his office, 267 Roxburghe and Floors, 60 Faith, hope, and charity, 435 Hume (David) on miracles, 268 Five Offices, i.e. the Occasional Offices, 270 F. (J. T.), on ambergris, 424 Articles of the Church, 468 Inscription over Raphael's door, 235 "Verdant Green," 433 Flag half mast high, its origin, 483, 566 E. (W.) on modern invention of Sanskrit alphabet, 610 Fleming (Robert), work on Prophecy, 102 Eynsford, Kent, ancient chapel near, 235 F F. on Sir John Denham, the poet, 552 Flesh eaten raw by travellers, 100 Fletcher (Phineas), poet, 388, 499 Fleur de lys, a tavern sign, 377, 470, 571 Fluke, its different meanings, 100, 186 Fly-leaf inscription, 481 F. (M.), on Batsford in America, 207 Folk Lore:— All-Hallow-e'en superstition, 361 Cock-crowing a sign of death, 10, 87 Dara Dael, or black insect, 262 Dead Man's hand, 551 Ears tingling, 574 East Anglican, 550 Easter eggs ornamented, 575 Funeral superstition, 361 Hangman's rope, 193 Kentish folk lore, 361 New Year's eve, 193 Numbers, odd ones lucky, 574 Rheumatism recipe, 362 Rising Peter, in Yorkshire, 361 Robin killing, 193, 329 Robin weeping a sign of death, 10, 87 Rushes and red stones of the Dinan, 550 Superstitions, some ancient and modern, 574 Unlucky days, 362, 469 Yorkshire folk lore, 193 Fon (Sir), Welch genealogist, 29, 283 Fons Bandusia, 336, 412, 417, 493, 557 Font, its position in a church, 110, 304 Fonts other than stone, 231, 305; made to lock, 509, 566 Ford family, 219 Ford (Sarah), Dr. Johnson's mother, 219 Forrest (C.) sen., on John Wesley's wig, 65 Forrester (Alfred Henry), verses "To my Nose," 316, Forrester (Thomas), "Satyre relating to Public Affairs," "Fortunatus, Tragical History of," 2, 295 Foster (Peter le Neve), on errors of literal translation, Fotheringay Castle, engravings, 29, 114, 207, 326 Foundling Hospital, arms, 41 Fountaine (Andrew), on Lane family, 303 Frampton (Walter), tomb at Bristol, 553 Francis (Sir Philip), a Junius claimant, 22, 36, 145 Freemasonry proscribed by the Roman church, 63, 183 French king's device: "Nec pluribus impar," 62, 102, French retreat from Moscow, 435, 544 Frere (G. E.) on Powell (Sir John), portrait, 128 Freytag (Gustav), "Pictures of German life," 368 Friswell (J. Hain), "Familiar Words," 363, 446 Fruits preserved in honey, 412 Fry (Caroline), poem, " The Complaint," 303 Champion (William), biography, 604 Fire at Stilton, 194 Kimbolton, Hunts, 245; William III.'s visit, 555 Tombstone inscriptions, 581 Fuller (E. A.), on John Collinson's MSS., 389 Fuller (Dr. Thomas), "Poems," 283 Fulton (Robert), artist, 387 "Funeral of the Mass," 344, 447 Funeral superstition, 361 Furnivall (J. F.), on the Ballad Society, 480 Benet (Maister) "Cristemasse Game," 455, 531 Percy (Bp.), "Oh, Nanny," and his folio MS., 555 Garmann (Christian Frederick), works, 530, 594 Garter, Order of, its ancient MS. rules, 479 Thud, its meaning, 115 G. (D.) on coin of the value of 4s. 6d., 341 Ged (William), his stereotypes, 29, 111, 183, 325 Gelasian Sacramentary, 460, 514 ト Geninges (Edmund), "Life and Death," 412 George and Doll story, 529 George III. arrested, 294, 348; political papers of his German architecture, 29 German-English Dictionary, 63, 159, 233 G. (F. H.) on Beckford and Hastings, arms, 99 G. (F. M.) on Queen Elizabeth's badge, &c., 508 Cooksey's History of Worcestershire, 555 G. (H.) on derivation of Gravy, 207 Giannone's "Ist. Civile di Napoli," quotation, 366, 450 Gibbon (Edward), house at Lausanne, 41 Gibson (J. H.) on British Museum duplicates, 85 Justice (Alexander), "Sea Laws," 77 St. George's, Liverpool, its ministers, 162 Gillow (Joseph), jun., on Leckonby family, 483 Song, "The tear that bedews," &c., 37 Gilpin (Rev. William), biography, 332 G. (J.), on old engravings of Stirling,.460 Hurd (Bishop), libel on him, 264 G. (J. B.), on resignation of a peerage, 174 "Fiat justitia, ruat coelum," 94 Glass-making in England, 187, 534, 608 Glass-paiutings, different styles, 283 Glencairn (Earl of) and Lord Seton, their feud, 96 Gloucestershire, its old crosses, 403 Glwysig on Claude Ambroise Seurat, 484 Merchant Taylors' Company, 15 Gobbanach on Irish songs, 482 Goldsmith (Oliver), Johnson's epitaph on, 538, 571 Scott (Sir Walter), his head, 286, 439 Gordon riots, 1780, 435 Gore, its local meaning, 127 Gossner's military prints, 413 Gover (Thomas), "Handy Book for all Readers," 268, Govett family, 42 Grævius (J. G.), classical annotator, 410 Grant family of Auchinroath, 250 Great Forsters, in Surrey, Elizabethan mansion, 504 Greek fire of the thirteenth century, 193 Greek motto from the "Agamemnon" of Eschylus, 604 Greenshields (James) and the Scottish episcopal clergy, 119 Grey (Lady Jane), elegy on by Sir T. Chaloner, 33 Paulet or Pawlet family, 100, 273 Greyhound, its etymology, 13, 61, 106, 208, 272 Griffiths (Dr.), a poker artist, 185, 211 Inscription on the castle of St. Malo, 411 Kiss of Judas, 469 Washbourne (Thomas), D.D., 148 G. (T. C.) on reverence to the quarter-deck, 328 G. (T. S.) on Lord Northwick's motto, 368 Guess," a supposed Americanism, 481, 516, 592 Gulf stream, its changes, 365 "Gulliver's Travels," its borrowed plumes, 51, 223, 457 G. (W.) on the Articles of the Church, 305 Beckington (Bishop), 171 Ecclesiastical colours, 258 Frampton (Walter), tomb at Bristol, 553 Glass-making in England, 609 Lych gates, 445 Silver lion, 570 Tavern signs, 376 Westmorland and Cumberland boundaries, 555 Windows, low side, 488 Gwyn (Nelly), birthplace at Hereford, 99, 196 H H., Thurso, on Mrs. Margaret Oswald, 569 190 H. (A.) on Beamish family, 565 Chair and cheer, pronunciation in Shakspeare 243 Costly entertainments, 159 Fenian, 234 First Prince of Wales, 545 Heraldic query, 171 Holy: healthy: heiland, 447 Hurne, a local termination, 618 Knur and spell, 294 Lollards' Tower, Old St. Paul's, 564 Marsh (Rev. Sir Wm. Tilson, bart.), 352 Rudee: Defameden: Bire, 84 St. Paul's cathedral, its prebends, 569 "So thick a drop serene," 595 Soldrup, its etymology, 111 Stitcblet, a tract, 521 "The solitary monk who shook the world," 396 Haddon Hall, history and drawings, 306 Curling (Capt. Henry), his article, 194 Hamst (Olphar), "Handbook of Fictitious Names," 407, Hamst (Olphar) on "L'Histoire Poétique," 614 Society of Bibliographers, 305 Handel (G. F.), his biography by Chrysander, 507 Handwriting of the 16th and 17th centuries, 174,279 Harfra on Fluke, its different meanings, 100 Jane, a small coin of Genoa, 22 Harington (E. C.) on the nonjuring communion, 515 Harper (J. A.) on Ovid's Metamorphoses, 252 Harrison (Anna) on the Idaan vine, 277, 379 Hell Fire club, 53, 138 Helmsley, origin of the tune, 186, 233, 344 Henderson (Wm.) on "The Mother's Lament," 246 Henry IV., burial and tomb, 343 Henry V., charters, 53, 230 Henry VIII., letters and papers of his reign, 22; pro. Heraldic, arms of a deceased wife, 171, 259, 327, 402 Herbert (Charles) on Sir John Hadley's family, 315 305 H. (F. C.) on Drinking glass, ancient one, 7 Geddes (Dr. Alexander), song, 64 Giffard (Bonaventure), bishop of Madaura, 64 Green in illuminations, 186 Martyrdom of the Macchabees, 136, 324 "Office for the Dead," 571 Perverse pronunciation, 82 Quotations from St. Augustine, 473 St. Pawsle, 230 St. Peter's chair, 106, 402 Song, "The Liverpool Privateers," 474 Spirit writing, 338 Twelve Apostles: emblems and eres, 539 H. (F. H.) on Sir John Davies, 427 Dilettanti Society, 299 Fry (Caroline), poems, 303 H. (G.) on Battersea enamels, 375 H. (H. H.) on age of Irish manuscripts, 147 Robin and Marion, 148 Hist! an interjection, 179, 377 Historical difficulties and contested events, 331 H. (J.), New York, on Botsford in America, 112 H. (J. W.) on Frye's engravings, 78 H. (L. L.) on the Rev. John Robinson, 499 H. (N.) on "Ultima ratio regum," 90 Hodgkin (John Eliot) on Tauler and Luther, 591 Hogarth (Wm.), geometrical plates, 217; replicas of Hogg, a Scotch name in Ireland, 124 Hogshead, its derivation, 554, 613 Holbeam family of Hoibeam, Devon, 75 Holland House, gun fired every evening, 390, 470 Holy: healthy: heiland, 338, 447 Holyrood palace, 231 Homeric Society suggested, 18, 79, 133, 158, 398 Homeric traditions: "The Cyclic Poems," 40, 83, 204 Homilies read in churches, 146, 281, 376 Honi, its etymology and meaning, 423 Hooker (J. D.) on the Idaan vine, 303 Horace, bilingual version of the second epode, 268; in- Horne (Bp. George) on mathematical studies, 13 Horse-chestnut, derivation, 208 Horse regiment, warrant for colours of, 73 Horses, broken-winded, their treatment, 21, 468 Hoskyns-Abrahall (J.) jun. on Sir T. Chaloner's elegy Dorchester, co. Oxford, 57 Sisyphus and his stone, 103 Hotspur's burial-place, 76 Hour-glasses in pulpits, 35, 113, 183, 230, 306 Howden (Lord) on Beauty unfortunate, 38 Bonaparte family, 38 Louis XVI., his execution, 20 Howorth (H. H.) on Gildas, 171, 511 Latin language: Italian dialects, 535 Fonts other than stone, 305 H. (S. H.) on Battersea enamels, 341 Hugo (Victor), lines in "Hernani," 534, 569, 615 Hume (David) on miracles 268 Humphreys (H. Noel), " History of Printing," 11 Hundred Rolls, noticed, 16 Hungary, its crown, 248 Hunt (Leigh), lines on the death of Gen. Moreau, 247; Hunterian Society, 279 Hurd (Bp. Richard), libel on him, 264 Hurne, a local termination, 483, 618 Husk (W. H.) on Musgrave Heighington, 435 Bulkley's "Words of Anthems," 459 Hutchinson (P.), on Distance traversed by sound, 345 Sacombe church hour-glass, 35 H. (W.), on Oliver Cromwell's coffin-plate, 553 Scarlet uniform, 515 H. (W. L.) on George Herbert's poem, 197 Hydaspes on "Le quart d'heure de Rabelais," 150 Hymn "O Lord and Maker, hear," 75, 211; "Sun of |