Russell (C.) on Paulet, or Pawlett family, 208
Rusticus on the civil servant's position, 282
Floors Castle, derivation, 163
Queen Bleareye's tomb, 515
Rest in the Bank of England, 416
"The solitary monk who shook the world," 472
Ruthven (Patrick Lord), biography, 237, 370, 496
S
S. on Hogg, a Scotch name in Ireland, 124
Motto, "Fiel pero desdichado," 509
S. (A.) on Mortlake potteries: Toby jugs, 615
Sack, a wine, its derivation, 481
Sackville (Lord George), recall to court, 149, 330
Sacombe church, hour-glass, 35
Sacre-cut, a sort of cannon, 581
Safford (Truman Henry), 366
Sailors' word book, 66
St. Alban's Club, 367,
St. Angus, a disciple of St. Columba, 315
St. Augustin of Hippo, quoted, 296, 391, 473; passage
in his works, 222
St. Ciaran, or Kiaran, 354
St. James's Square and the Clarendon family, 99, 243,
326
St. Jerome, Life, edit. 1475, 125; passage quoted by
Chaucer, 137
St. John, motto of the order, 601
St. Luke's day, 296
St. Malo, Brittany, inscription on the castle, 411
St. Osbern inquired after, 41
St. Patrick, his mission to Ireland, 620
St. Pawsle, 172, 230
St. Peter's chair at Rome, 55, 106, 330, 402, 465
St. Swithin on cure for rheumatism, 362
St. Victor abbey library, 215
Saints, mottoes of, 74
Sala (G. A.) on the word Bloody, 133
Agave Dasylirioides, 466
Hamst's "Handbook of Fictitious Names," 475
Salisbury (Bishop of ) circa A.D. 1140, 172, 278
Salmon and apprentices, 321, 474, 518
Salway Ash, origin of the name, 125, 232
Salway (T.) on the name Salway Ash, 125
Salwey (Major Richard), noticed, 27
"Sanctus Ivo erat Brito," 554, 594
Sandgraal, the Quest of the, 73, 134, 140
Sanskrit alphabet, modern invention of it, 125, 468,
570, 610
Sanskrit globes and Warren Hastings, 76
Santeul (Jean Baptist), epigram and epitaph on, 517
Sarum Breviaries, 149, 206, 283
Satan's kiss fuliginous, 366, 469
Satchell (Thomas) on the civil servant's position, 220
Sawyer family, co. Notts, 390
Sayings as to various days, 64
S. (C. F.) on a Christmas carol, 53
Schin on Fleur-de-lys, an inn sign, 470
Marriage of women to men, 210
Schooner, origin of the word, 313, 397, 469
Schott (Gaspar), biography and works, 165
Schrumpf (G. A.) on Italian scientific books, 315
Ships in mourning, 14.1
Schrupffer, a charlatan, 580
Scotch, ancient, pronunciation of Latin, 24, 39, 204,
274, 375, 424, 512, 593
Scotch, proclamation against, 537
Scotch land measures, 98, 181, 424
Scotland, Book of Common Order of the Church of, 571
Scotland, heritable succession, 344
St. Piran, 282, 354, 468
St. Simon (Duke de), 87, 181; "Lettres d'Etat," 281, S. (E.) on ancient chapel near Eynsford, 235
448, 521, 616
Maelström, 210
Sea fisherman instructed, 547
Sea kale first used, 53, 154, 255
Seals of the Cinque Ports, 59
Searle (Rev. Thomas), "Esther, a Sacred Drama,"
Scots College library, Paris, 215
Scott (Lady Caroline Lucy), works, 351
Scott (H.) on the cuckoo, 533
Scott (Sir Walter), his head, 286, 324, 439; and his
literary friends, a print, 350; on the ballad "Jock
o' Milk," 456; his impecuniosity, 552
Scott (Wm.) on dancing before the altar at Seville, 77
Scottish episcopal clergy, in 1710, 119
Scottish legal ballad, 42, 85, 114
Scottish local histories, 30, 114
Scottish nobles, their feuds in 1606, 96
Scottish sports, works on, 173
Scottish token, 317
Dice used by the Romans, 89
Horace, bilingual version of the second Epode, 268
S. (D.) on ambassadors to the Sublime Porte, 349
Hawkins (Wm.) and Robert Callice, 378
Les Echelles, 595
St. Simon, Lettres d'Etat, 281, 521
484
Sévigné (Madame de) and Napoleon, sayings, 534
Seville, dancing before the high altar, 77
S. (F. G.) on the Bayeux tapestry, 266
Chelsea pottery, 253
S. (F. M.) on Alexander Brodie, 53
Baird family seals, 436
Sewell (W. H.) on ancient ironwork, 124
Sewing machines sixty years ago, 27
Shorthouse (J. H.) on Charles Cotton. 146
Shropshire, castles and old mansions, 475
Shuttleworth family, 269, 372
Seymour (Henry) on Playford and Playfair families, Shylock, "Shakspeare's original," 30, 111
Siddons (Mrs. Sarah), early performance, 99
436
Sheep, ages and genders of, 390
Sheffield, its derivation, 66
Shekel, a modern forgery, 137
Shelley (P. B.), notes and emendations on, 79, 151,
301, 333, 357, 384, 411, 516; "Epipsy chidion,
296; "Queen Mab," 266
Shell-fish food, 86
Shakspearian pronunciation, 431
Shard explained, 115
Sharpe (Edmund) on errors of literal translations, 299
Shaw (J. B.) on plays at schools, 185
Shaw (Samuel) on M.P.'s for Andover, 511
Shaw's "New Dictionary of Quotations," 268, 395,
422, 443
Sheehan (John), pseud. "The Irish Whiskey Drinker,"
408, 514
Shem on Silbury Hill, 90
Sheriff, fines for refusing to serve, 606
Ships in mourning, 144
Shipton (Mother), her personal history, 391, 491
Shorthand for literary purposes, 126, 180, 248
Short-hand Writers' Association, 416, 495
Sidney (Sir Philip), passage in the " Arcadia," 342,
397, 516
Silent woman, an inn sign, 19, 114
Silbury Hill noticed, 14, 90
Silver cradle for mayoresses, 298, 399
Silver lion, a tavern sign, 536, 570
Simpson (W. Sparrow) on the antiphones of St. Paul's
cathedral, 541, 611
Bell ringer's epitaph, 387
Sims (Richard) of the British Museum, 284
Sinclair (Lord) and the men of Guldbrand Dale, 231
Sisyphus and his stone, 14, 103, 182
S. (J.) on Goldsmith's epitaph, 571
Skeat (W. W.) on the Alliterative Romances of Alex-
ander, 47
"Book of Curtesye," passage, 83
Corsie, corsey, its etymology, 62
Every thing as two words, 134
Gab, its derivation, 63
Greyhound, its etymology, 107, 273
Hogshead, its etymology, 613
Jackdaw of Rheims, 577
Jannock, its meaning, 279
Lister, its derivation, 546
"Pierce the Ploughman's Crede," 490
Rabbit, its derivation, 279
Rolle's "Pricke of Conscience," MSS., 65
Rudee: defameden: bire, 135
Schooner, its derivation, 397
Skelp, its derivation, 587
Syllabus rare, 546
Thud, an old word, 34
Walter pronounced as Water, 595.
Wednesday, its derivation, 137
Welkin dance, 590
Wolwarde, its meaning, 65, 254, 425
Skedaddle, its derivation, 498
Skeleton, living, 138, 257
Skelp, its secondary significations, 485, 587
Skynner (Bridget), her death, 579
Skyrack oak, 58
"Sleeping Child," poem on, 535, 616
Sleigh (John) on Charles Cotton, the angler, 70
Dieulacres abbey, co. Stafford, 123
Medals of the Pretender, 566
Parish registers, 582
Smith (Capt. Alexander), 147
Smith (Edward) on Sterling: Robert, 606
Spearman (R. H.) on conducts in divine service, 306
Spee the Jesuit and the trials for witchcraft, 479
Spenser (Edmund), Sonnets set to music, 127
Spirit writing: "Steer South West," 338, 422
Spitalfields register chest, 200
Sprat (Thomas), archdeacon of Rochester, 415
S. (R. F. W.) on hippophagy, 278
Intonation, its origin and intention, 223
S. (S.) on proper names, 553
S. (S. S.) on "Be the day weary," &c., 231
Stanhope (Countess), Benj. D'Israeli's verses on, 388,
422
Stanhope (Earl of) on verses by Benj. D'Israeli, 422
Stanley (Dean), "Memorials of Westminster Abbey,"
corrections, 293
"Stations of Rome," a poem, 360
Steeple climbers, 311, 167
Steeven's Hospital, Dublin, Stella's bequest, 410, 491
Stein (Andrew) on the Gibb baronetcy, 37
Stella's bequest to Steeven's Hospital, Dublin, 410, 491
Stephens (George) on ancient drinking glasses, 462
Fly-leaf inscription, 481
Stirling, old engravings of, 460, 567
Stitch let, a new word, 201, 316, 426, 521
Strafford (Thomas Wentworth, Earl of), poem on his
dying words, 174
Strange (Sir Robert), book-plate, 144
Stuart family, prints of the latter, 532
Stuart (Charles Edward), grandson of James II., re-
nunciation of Romanisin, 377; flag in 1715, 473;
lines on his heart, 435, 499, 521, 559, 595; divided
allegiance of the Scotch lords in 1745, 575
Stuart (Henry Benedict), Cardinal York, diary kept by
his secretary, 559, 595
Stuart (James Francis Edward), son of James II.,
marriage medals, 466, 522, 566
Stubbs (Rev. Wm.), Lambeth librarian, 50
Sturmy, or Esturmy family, 606
Subah of Bengal, 484
Sub-brigadier, his office, 267, 375
Sultan dying of ennui [by G. A. H. Sala], 605
Sunday Schools, a poem on, 269, 497
Supernaculum, origin of the term, 460, 559
Superstitions, some ancient and inodern, 574
Surnames, etymology of curious, 356
Surveyors of crown lands records, 414
Sussex Archæological Collections, 22
Suthering, a provincialisın, 314, 399
Swaddler, a cant term, 271, 377, 473
Swan family, 390
Swan (Rowland) of Fairfield, tablet, 191
S. (W. D.) on captives at Machanes, 32
Epitaph at Selby abbey, 578
Fonts other than stone, 231
Taswell-Langmead (T. P.) on parish registers, 197
Tatum (John), chemical lecturer, 546
Tauler (Dr. John) and his school, 525, 591, 597, 613
Taylor (J.), Sheffield, on Truman Henry Safford, 366
Ballads of the Midland counties, 492
Taylor (John) of Alston, longevity, 153
Taylor (John) on Mary Queen of Scots' picture, 296
Tresham's head at Northampton, 146
Taylor (P. M.) on "The Liverpool Privateers," 413
T. (B. J.) on church establishments, 459
Motto of Civil Engineers' Institution, 509
Parr (Dr.)," Spital Sermon," 511
16
T. (C.) on The Theatre," a dramatic periodical, 267
T. (C. P.) on "Clean as a whistle," 256
T. (E.) on Dicconson family, 412
Pixy and the bean, 172
Teare (James), the teetotaler, 553, 611
Teetotalism, its early history, 553, 611
Telfer (James), minor poet, 108, 249
Telegrams, newspaper, 98
Temple Bar, memorials of, 480
Ten Commandments, inedited poem, 360, 427
Teniers (David). jun., list of his portraits, 187
Tennent (Sir J. Emerson) on ambergris in early cookery,
194
Timbs (John) on Sir Richard Phillips, 37
"Times" newspaper, Index, 620
Tite (W.) on Roman inscription at Cannes, 269
Tithe commutation, an ancient, 478
Tithe de capreolis, or copse wood, 511
T. (J. F.) on roses worn by ambassadors, 76
T. (J. G.) on German architecture, 29
Tobacco, in Sanskrit called Tamâla, 402, 517
Toby jug, 160, 253, 425, 494, 615
Tocque (Jean-Louis), painter, 43
Todd (Rev. Henry John), literary labours, 50
Todd (Dr. J. H.) on origin of the name Fenian, 276
Token, Scottish, 317
Token of Hornchurch, Romford, Havering, 556
Tom: Old Tom gin, origin of the name, 298
Tombstone inscriptions deciphered, 581
Tomlinson (G. W.) on St. Angus, 315
Distance traversed by sound, 516
Marlborough (Duchess of) family Bible, 340
Newton family, 507
Toraqueau (Andrew), epigram on, 612
Torrance (Rev. G. W.), Oratorio of "Abraham," 281
Toscani (G.) on Dante's "Inferno," 607
Totnes calendars of the archdeaconry, 27
Tottenham (H. L.) on Capt. Paule Arundell, 169
Funeral superstition, 361
Peter and Patrick, 303
Vaughan and Dockwra families, 182
Wellington, who was he? 293
Weston and Naylor families, 173
Westmeath (Marquis of) and the Sultan, 243
Towns, height of our chief above sea level, 55
Townshend (Sir John), knt.. family, 499
T. (R.) on William Henry Ireland's pseudonyms, 315
St. Piran, Ciaran, or Kiaran, 354
"Trabisonda," edit. 1528, 195
Trade marks, works on, 367
543, 591
Tregelles (S. P.) on Gildas, the historian, 271
Trench (Francis) on costly entertainments, 73
Evening cock-crow, 293
Head (Sir Edmund), 180
Noteworthy, its revived use, 264
Trenchers, posies and aphorisms on, 88
Trenchmore, a dance, 18, 19
Trepolpen (P. W.), on Mathew family, 39
Trepolpen (P. W.) on Wolcot (Dr. John), his orders, 40
Tresham (Francis) head at Northampton, 146
Tresilian (Sir R.), descendants, 26
Trigg Minor Deanery, its history, 66
Tripe Club at the "Magpie and Stump," 471
Tristram on derivation of Bane, 376
Tunes, dates of certain old, 65, 209
Turbervile (George), a New Year Gift, 3
Turkish newspaper, the first in London, 11
Turner (W. H.) on Espec, 176
Tutbury ore dish, 52, 233
Venville estates, 246
Tragett (George), inn sign, "The Fox," 472
"Verdant Green," misappropriated, 433
Translation, errors of literal, 168, 299, 348, 373, 495, Vermuyden (Sir Cornelius), portrait, 484
Vernon (W. J.) on Little Foster Hall, 580
Vestments of ecclesiastics, 427
Veyerhog, its meaning, 246, 330, 450
Vincent (J. A. C.) on P. Atherton, 27
Massacre of the Innocents in waxwork, 54
St. Luke's day and Sir J. Reynolds, 296
Will of the Rev. Vincent Warren, 120
Vincent of Beauvais, his works, 391, 473
Violet (P.), artist, 485, 545, 594
Venice, Doge of, portrait at Kimbolton Castle, 270, 302
Venice, its defence in 1848-9, 41; its siege in 1848,
182
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