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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

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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

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

Scotus on portrait of Sir R. Ayton, 28
Chrysander's Handel, 507

Sibe (A. E.), "L'Ambassadrice," 192
Scrutator on the word Bummer, 163

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

St. Simon (Duke de), 87, 181; "Lettres d'Etat," 281, S. (E.) on ancient chapel near Eynsford, 235

448, 521, 616

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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

Scharf (Geo.) on a picture of a Doge of Venicc, 302

"Et in Arcadiâ ego," 561

Fenwick (Sir John), portraits, 492

Schick (Gottlieb), letters, 20

Schin on Auto da Fé, 351

Maelström, 210

Sea fisherman instructed, 547

Sea kale first used, 53, 154, 255

Seals of the Cinque Pcrts, 59

Searle (Rev. Thomas), "Esther, a Sacred Drama,"

605

Sebastian on articles of war, 227

Broken sword, 567

Collide, 401

Courts martial, 171

Divided allegiance in 1745, 575

Half-mast high, 566

Ingoldsby (Gen.), family, 534

Manslaughter and cold iron, 147
Nuts at weddings, 494

Royal furniture, 517

Sackville (Lord George), 149

Style of the Emperor of Austria, 486
Sub-brigadier, 375

White Horse of Hanover, 461, 591
Sects, religious, in England, 40, 113

Sedgwick (Daniel) on Madame Guyon's hymns, 365
S. (E. L.) on Aristotle and Gulliver, 51

Battle of the Boyne, 543

Garrick and Cibber's "Richard III.," 61
Hunterian Society, 471

Indian basket trick, 64

Proverbs, 615

Result, misconstruction of the word, 433

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S. (E. L.) on Sovereign: suvverin, 278
Selwyn (George) at a ladies' boarding school, 76
Senex, on Queen Anne's coronation medal, 472
Coin of the value of 4s. 6d., 399
Portuguese Johannes, 567

Sepulture, Abyssinian and Egyptian, 313
Serjeants-at-law, biographies of, 580
Setebos and Walleechu, Indian deities, 31
Seton family of East Lothian, 52

Seton (Lord) and Earl of Glencairn, their feud, 96

Seurat (Claude Ambroise), the living skeleton, 256,

484

Sérigné (Madame de) and Napoleon, sayings, 534
Seville, dancing before the high altar, 77

Sewell (W. H.) on ancient ironwork, 124

Sewing machines sixty years ago, 27

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

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

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

436

S. (F. G.) on the Bayeux tapestry, 266

Chelsea pottery, 253

S. (F. M.) on Alexander Brodie, 53

Baird family scals, 436

Burns queries, 553

Dalrymple (General), library, 100
Dalrymple's History of Cranston, 556

Essex's colours for painting in enamel, 434
Green in illuminations, 124
Heraldic queries, 435

"Iconographic avec Portraits," 17
Lothian (Wm.) of Edinburgh, 484
Oswald (Mrs. Margaret), parentage, 460
Patrons of Scotch parishes, 172
Smith (Rev. James), family, 55

S. (G.) on the battle of Waterloo, 255
Curious custom at Oakham, 282

S. (G. H.) on Short-hand Writers' Association, 495
S. (G. J. C.) on Dishington family, 377

Shaftesbury (Anthony Ashley, 1st Earl) and the States
of Holland, 510, 564

Shakspeare (Wm.) and the Bible, 346, 368, 495; and
Mirabeau, 263; illustrated by old authors, 91; by
Massinger, 289; pronunciation, 243; books illustra-
tive of his life and works, 450; hints for his pro-
editors, 410; Works, edited by Malone, edit. 1816,
172

Shakspeare library at Birmingham, 475

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Siddons (Mrs. Sarah), early performance, 99

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

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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

Smith (Miss Elizabeth), works, 76

Smith (Rev. James), prof. of divinity, parentage, 55
Smith (J. Huband) on Sir John Davies's wife, 297
Duresme and Cestre, 314

Smith (Mr.), the poker artist, 135, 211

Smith (Capt. Richard), founder of Jesus Chapel, South-
ampton, 535

Smith (Win. J.) on Junius, Francis, and Lord Mans-
field, 217, 276

Smith (W. J. B.) on Addison's last moments, 568
Champeron, 564

Fire-fly, Cicindela, Lucciola, 251
Hans in Kelder, 84

King Zobak, the tyrant, 89

Smither (A.) on Sisyphus and his stone, 14

Smoking in the streets, 270, 424

Snakes in Oxfordshire, 57, 160

Soldier and the pack of cards, 219
Soldrup, its derivation, 30, 110

Solvitur ambulando, in metaphysics, 31, 138, 229
Song of Solomon," early sermons on, 353

Songs and Ballads :-

Adventures of iny Grey Horse, 554

Ben Bolt, its author, 508

Christmas carol, 53

Conquest of Alhama, 162

Cornish folk song, 480

Farewell Manchester, 140, 220, 425, 547

Feather beds are soft, 269, 467

Irish songs, 482
Jacobite ballads, 578

Jock o' Milk, 456

King Arthur had three sons, 389

Lancashire recusant ballads, 65

Langolee, 246, 326

Liverpool Privateers, 413, 474

Lockey (George) on his execution, 14

Midland Counties ballads, 221, 344, 425, 492
Naval songs, 19

Outlandish knight, 221, 344, 425, 543
Paddy Bull's Expedition, 326
Scottish legal ballad, 42, 85

Seven Lords of Lara, 615

Sing old Rose, 235, 305, 398

Sir Olaf and the Fairy Dance, 292

Spanish ladies, 19

The Cherrie and the Slae, 4

The Fisherman, 551

Th' Mon at Mester Grundy's, 390, 517, 619

The tear that bedews Sensibility's shrine, 244,

378

The night before Larry was stretched, 554, 614
Yellow Jack, 297, 402

Sounds heard at great distances, 121, 233, 255, 281,
345, 401, 516, 544, 595

South family monument, 605

Sovereign, its pronunciation, 85, 278, 352

Sp. on the ash-tree, 225

Elias: Helias: Alias, 364

Gemmel, origin of the name, 606
Heraldic, 519

Pearson of Kippenrose, arms, 368
Spades of the Saxons, their form, 84
Spanish Armada: Zabras, &c., 34
Spanish dollars, 20

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, 467

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

Sterling, its etymology, 606

Stevenson, orthography of the name, 603

Stevenson (T. G.) on Samuel Paterson's Catalogue, 23

S. (T. F.) on articles of war, 226

Breviaries of York, Hereford, and Sarum, 379
Jeremy, a medieval writer, 29, 211

Sword, the broken, in the army, 498

S. (T. G.) on John Davidson of Haltree, 115
Ged's stereotypes, 111

Parish registers, 319

"Universal Catalogue," 1772, 101

Stilton, fire at, in 1729, 194, 376

Stirling, old engravings of, 460, 567

Stitchlet, 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
Sturmny, or Esturmy family, 606
Subah of Bengal, 484

Sub-brigadier, his office, 267, 375

Sultan dying of enuui [by G. A. H. Sala], 605
Sunday Schools, a poem on, 269, 497
Supernaculum, origin of the term, 460, 559
Superstitions, some ancient and modern, 574
Surnames, etymology of curious, 356
Surveyors of crown lands records, 414
Sussex Archæological Collections, 22
Suthering, a provincialism, 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


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Tabernamontana, the name of the tree, 602
Tailboise (Ivo), prior of Spalding, 172
Tallien (Madame), biography, 126

Tallis (Thomas), song of forty parts, 161

Talmud, its morality, 166; suggested translations, 242
Tamâla, a Sanskrit word for tobacco, 402, 517; its
bibliography, 449, 594

Tancred (Christopher), his studentships, 401

Tangibs, a kind of calico, 248

Tankard, secrets of a cool, 573

Tans'ur (Wm.), musical composer, 536, 569

Tap-room game, 89, 234

Tasso's "Jerusalem Delivered," by the Rev. Padre
Meila, 433

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

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

Tennent (Sir J. Einerson) on Ash-tree, 170

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Bridge of gold for an enemy," 547

Distance traversed by sound, 121

"Habitans in sicco," 522

Hogshead, its derivation, 554

Les Echelles, 371

Phrase, "A la mode le pays de Pole," 533
Sidney (Sir Philip), "Arcadia," 397
Supernaculum, 460

Tennyson (Alfred), "Palace of Art," 364; and the
word Pendragon, 413; "Lucretius," 428; passage
in the "Idylls of the King," 461; lines to Christopher
North, 461

Tennysoniana, 577

T. (E. S.) on Madame Tallien, 126

T. (E. S. S.) on stitchlet, a new word, 316
Tetbury church steeple, 312, 349

Tew (Edmund) on Craven descent, 128
Dice among the Romans, 180, 350
Gravy, its derivation, 207
Hollington, co. Sussex, 568
Interment act, 325

Lingard family name, 279

"No ghost of a chance," 518
"No love lost," 279

Phoebus' reproof to Phaeton, 207
Proverb on a sow's car, 436

Rabbit, or d'rabbit you, 207

Walter pronounced as Water, 617

T. (H.) on Laurence Reyerlinck, 306

Thackeray (W. M.), admirable vignette, 16, 426, 498
Thaler, or rixdollar, 332

Thank you kindly, its ineaning, 126, 185

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Theatre," a dramatic paper, 267

Theosophists, notes on certain, 525, 597

Thibeau (Ch. A. M., on allusion in "Hernani," 615

Thiriold (C.) on Gen. Hawley's parentage, 75

Thomas family, 31

Thomas (Rev. John), Lambeth librarian, 50

Thomas (Ralph) on Lord Byron, 267

Booker-Blakemore (Thomas Wm.), 415
"Jachin and Boaz," 473

Mavor (Wm.), LL.D., 305, 494

Mordaunt (Lionel), "Life and Adventures," 605

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Property has its duties," 283

Tans'ur (William), 569

Thompson (James) on Simon de Montfort's portrait,

221

Thoms (W. J.) on Lambeth library and its librarians,
9, 48

"Quarterly Review on longevity, 95, 177
Thornbury (Walter) on London squares, 243
Thoughts, power of divining, 414, 492, 541
Three words of a sort, 605

Thud the sound of a heavy blow, 34, 115, 163, 231,

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Thunbergias, the name of the flower, 602

Thus on Jean Etienne Liotard, artist, 64

Tick, a classical word, 60

Tiedeman (H.) on Adam of Orleton's saying, 411

American and Spanish N. and Q., 183

Arria's saying, "Pate, non dolet," 459

Bloody, an offensive word, 132

Broech (Peter van den), Travels, 234

Byron (Lord), works concerning him, 397
Canning, a satirical poet, 267

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Tiedeman (H.) on Dialects of North America, 235

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Dutch Notes and Queries," 265

Foreign dramatic bibliography, 208
France, chateaux of, 449

French king's device, 203
German-English Dictionary, 233

Honi. its etymology and meaning, 423
Jolly, its derivation, 471

Laund, its derivation, 252, 423

"Les Anglais s'amusaient tristement," 398
Napoleon family, 253

Nelson (Lord), last signal, 223

Phrase in King Alfred's Testament, 221
Plagiarism, 268, 395, 443
Schooner, 469

Robinson Crusoe, 469

Tobacco, its bibliography, 449
Venice in 1848, 182

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

Tragett (George), inn sign, "The Fox," 472

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

T. (W. H. W.) on a special licence, 327

T. (W. J.) on Lord Shaftesbury and the States of Hol-
land, 510

"Two Hundred," a parody, 600

Tyndale (William), Testament, 442
Tyrian Hercules, his altar, 459

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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

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

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