[For classified articles see ANONYMOUS WORKS, BIBLIOGRAPHY, BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED, Α "Abanazar," its meaning as an epithet, 68, 106 'Adeste Fideles,' its date, and Rabelais's supposed Ainslie Bond, its whereabouts and history, 41, 80 Alabaculia, name of racehorse, its origin, 98, 163 Aldersons, Warrington glassmakers, information Aldridge (Ida F.), negro actor, his history, 203 Aliens in Maidstone in 1567, 169 Allen (Edward), painter and engraver, partculars Alleynes or Allens at Westminster school, 291 American soldiers, the first killed in the War, 36 Anderson (Sir Francis), his descendants wanted, Anderson (William), artist, place of his death Arnold (W. H.), author of "The Devil's Bridge," "Art of Conversation," its author wanted, 267 Auchmutz (Robert), American loyalist, his tomb- Audlem near Nantwich, connected with Aldelima, Augury from magpies in Shakespeare, 5, 116 Church, Sydney, 174 St. James's Austrian money from London Mint for Abyssinia, Aviation, project, in 1835, 58, 107; prophetic Aylesford, Countless Stones, bibliography wanted, Baptiste Mantuani Carmelite,' poems, particulars Baring family, memorial at Exeter, 89 Barnard, Col., 1778, painted by Romney, particu- Barnard (Dudley) or Bernard, information wanted, Barnard or Bernard family, information wanted, Barr family arms, information wanted, 153 Baxter (Richard), his family, 66, 130 Bell (John), of Scarborough, information required, 291 Bell Tavern, Broad Street, Bristol, particulars Bells, Hampshire church, and their founders, 44, Benedict XII., Pope, statement about him Berkshire tombstone inscriptions, 182 Bernard (Dudley) or Barnard, information sought, Ackermann (A. S. E.), 'Popular Fallacies,' 'Boyle (Capt. Robert), Voyages....of,' 294 Byron (George Gordon, 6th Lord), his Byron as a character in fiction, 80 Campbell (Sir Gilbert), his poems, 238 Caractacus, works on, 237, 275 Cistercian Order, 320 Countless Stones,' Aylesford, 318 Crusaders, MS. list, 236 de Mandeville (Bernard), editions, 210 'De Sanctis' the Anglo-French version, 281 Du Maurier (George), key to his novel Dürer's engraved works, 231 Epitaphs, 88, 129, 161, 192, 218, 274 Hamilton (Walter), F.R.G.S., his articles, Henricus de Hoyta, 265, 298 Henricus Hembuch de Hassia dictus de Immurement (mediæval), 320 Irish county and town histories, 147 London Feace Celebrations, 175, 213, 315 Main (David M.), writer on the English Mortars, domestic and others, 250, 277 New Shakspere Society publications, 162 Plane trees, 205 Bigamy and divorce, attitude of Mr. Justice Books recently published:- Maule, 64, 129 Billheads and cards of tradesmen, particulars Billingsley (John), letter to Richard Edwards, Bird-names, two obsolete, 125 Birds in captivity poisoned by others, 210, 273 Birth, place-name, its reference, 238, 279 Bishops of Church of England in America, list 'Bishops, three in fifteenth century, 107, 161, Blackman family of Sussex, information wanted, Blacksmith, the Village,' original shop, 211, 'Blackwell Hall Factor, explanation of term, Blades family of Coverdale and Wensleydale, 40 'Blackstone the Regicide. particulars wanted, 291 Blue eye and Ancient Order of Foresters, 22 -"Blues, The Derby," 1745, volunteer corps, Boase (Rev. Charles William), 88, 95 Boase (Frederic), biographer, 88, 95, 161 161 "Boche," its etymology, 182 Bolton, co. Lancs., memorial cross there, 312 Bond family, bell-founders, 45 Bonfire night,' doggerel lines, 318 Books recently published:- Ashdown (Charles Henry), F.R.G.S., History Boswell's (James) Life of Samuel Johnson, Bradley's (Henry) Oxford English Dictionary: Bradley (Henry), Spoken and written English, Brougham's (Eleanor M.), Corn from Olde Cambridge, A Concise Guide to the Town and Chapman (R. W.), editor. Selections from Clark (John Willis), M.A., A Concise Guide to Corn from Olde Fieldes : an Anthology of Crisp (Frederick H.) (editor), Visitation of Dames (M. Longworth), translator, &c., Book Duarte Barbosa, Book of, trans., &c., by M. Dunn (Dr. Courtenay), The Natural History Fielding (Henry), The Tragedy of Tragedies Foundling, "The Child She Bare," 280 Glaziers of the City of London, History of the Hayden (Arthur), Chats on Royal Copenhagen Hillhouse (James T.), editor. The Tragedy L'Intermédiaire des chercheurs et curieux, Jebb (Sir Richard C.), Milton: Areopagitica, Johnson, The Story of Doctor: an Introduc- tion to Boswell's Life, by S. C. Roberts, 167 Latin Epigraphy: an Introduction to the Leslie (Lt.-Col. John H.), R.A. (retired list) Markham (Sir Clements R.), trans. and ed., Milton Areopagitica: with a Commentary Onions's (C. T.), Oxford English Dictionary: Oxford Almanack for the Year of our Lord Oxford English Dictionary: Stratus-Styx, Roberts (S. C.), The Story of Doctor John- Books recently published:- Bugden (Edmund), letter to Richard Edwards, Bullivant (Samuel), letter to Richard Edwards, Smith (David Nichol), Characters from the Spoken and Written English, by Henry Thrift (Gertrude) (editor) Indexes to Irish Toynbie (Paget), D.Litt.: Supplement to the Visitation of Ireland, Vol. VI., ed. Frederick Walpole (Horace), Supplement to the Letters War of Chupas; trans. and edited by Sir Booksellers' Catalogues, 28, 56, 111, 140, 168, Borough Courts: "Jur de la vile," 39 Boswell (James), an error in his Life of Johnson, Boulogne, registers of English births, marriages Boutell's (Rev. Chas.) printing catalogue of paint- Bow-Bridge, Old, and Pyrgo Park, 229 Boyle (Capt. Robert), privateer, book of his Boys born in May cruel to parents, Chinese belief, Brady (Patrick), particulars of family wanted, 291 Brassey, or Bracey, family, its history, 302 Breslau churches, eighteenth century collection Brewing rimes, examples, 209 Briefs, church, books about, 294, 331 Bully," in Coleridge, 69 Bulteel family, evidence of marriages wanted, 316 Burial of heart, an example in Palestine, 134 Burns (Robert), his song, 'The Poor Thresher," Burt (Albin R.), miniature painter, 187 Byron (John), author of Three Black Crows,' 160 Challoner (Richard), 235 Bristol, particulars of Bell Tavern, Broad Street, Chaloner family of Sussex, pedigree wanted, 235 Bristol wills, old, c. 1500, missing, 122 Brontë (Patrick Branwell), his poem, 'Juan Brown (Alexander A.), memorial at Daventry, 146 Browne (Sir Thomas) see Brown (Thomas) Chapman family of Ormsley, details wanted, 40 Charles I.'s journey from Oxford to Southwell, Charter, a Gloucester, of Henry I., 16, 72, 101 nie," 93 Chess, the Knight's tour, 92, 136, 325 Chinese anticipation of submarines, 131 Christian fathers, English translations of, 295, 330 Christian Names: Early occurrence of double, 289 Ladysmith Shamrock, 206 Louisa spelt Leweezer, 237, 276 Richenda, 237, 324 Sol, a woman's name, 21 Christmas carol, "To-morrow shall be my dancing Christmas lines spoken by Sheffield children, Church bells, Hampshire, their founders, 44, Church briefs, looks about, 294, 331 Church of England bishops in America, list Church of England marriage service, Sir W. Scott's Churches used for the election of municipal officers, Cistercian order in England, bibliography wanted, 320 Clapgun as street name, information wanted, 317 "Clarté est la bonne foi des philosophes," 39, Classical parallelisms to the war, 57, 189 Clerke (Edmund), clerk of the Privy Seal, his Clifton family of Clifton, Notts, 98 Clock- and watch-makers, 153, 237, 241, 305 'Cobden: a Bagman, with a Calico Millennium,' Cock as French national emblem, 94, 131 Cogan (Eliezer), Walthamstow schoolmaster, his Ancient British, collected,7121 Colby (Sir Thomas), his kinsmen, 180 Collins (Mr. and Mrs. G. D.), memorial at Wisbech, Colville (John, 7th Lord), precise date of death Concannon family, details wanted, 265 Conduitt, the beautiful Mrs.", information Congewoi," meaning of term wanted, 264 Constant Reformation, flagship, 1651, its chaplain, Constellations, knowledge of, Carlyle on, 150 Cook (Captain), discoverer, his statue in Sydney, Cooke (Charles), bookseller, his history, 210 Coorg State: strange tale of Princess Gouramma, Cope (William), died 1715, place of education Cornish biographers and bibliographers, 88 Corpse visited by the released soul, 205 318 Court of St. James, first use of term in diplomacy, Courtney (Wm. Prideaux), biographer, 88 Craggs family related to Nicholson family, 21, 130 Crest-cloth, measurement of, 69 'Critical Review,' Southey's contributions to, 187 Cromwell (Mrs. Susan), last of Oliver Cromwell's Crosier, when carried by the Pope, 24 313 Cross, the sign of the, its use, Crouch (Nathaniel), his pseudonym Richard Crow-fig, old name for nux vomica, 14 Crown of Edward the Confessor represented in a Crucifix, lines under a, origin, 19, 135 |