# Notes and Queries/Series 1/Volume 1/Index

INDEX.
A.
* Abbey of St. Wandrille, 382, 486.
* Abdication of James II., 39. 489.
* Aberdeen, Burnet prize at, 91.
* Aboriginal chambers near Tilbury, 452.
* A. (B ) on emancipation of the Jews, 475.
* Accuracy of references, 170.
* Addison's books, 212.
* Adolphus on a recent novel, 231.
* Advent bells, 121.
* Adversaria. 73, 86.
* Ælfric's colloquy, 168, 197, 232, 248, 278.
* Ælian, translation of, 267, 284.
* A. (F. R.) on Sterne's Koran, 418.
* — on a passage in Goldsmith, 83.
* — Queen of Hearts, 320.
* Agricola (C.), Propuguaculum anti-Pistorianum, 203.
* A. (J. D.) on swords worn in public, 415.
* Alban's(St) Day, 399.
* —, law courts at, 366.
* Albert (Le Petit), 474.
* Alchemy, metrical writings on, 60.
* Alexandria (Ptolemy of), 142, 170.
* Alfred's (King) geography of Europe, 257, 313.
* — works, 93.
* Alicui on Becket's grace-cup, 143.
* — on Bishop Barnaby, 132.
* All Angels and St. Michael's, feast of, 235,
* "All to-broke," 490.
* Allusion in Friar Brackley's sermon, 351.
* Almanack (Poor Robin's), 470.
* Alms-basins, ancient, inscription on, 44 52, 171.
* Alms-dishes, ancient inscribed, 87, 117, 135, 254.
* Alpha on the origin of slang phrases, 185.
* Alsop (Anthony), 215, 249.
* Alythes on Belvoir Castle, 246.
* America known to the Ancients, 342.
* —, Madoc's emigration to, 12, 56, 57, 58, 232, 282.
* American aborigines, why called Indians? 254, 491.
* — bittern. 352.
* — lady, memoirs of, 335.
* — reprints of old books, 209.
* — stamp act; Lord Chatham's speech on, 12, 220.
* Ames, new edition of Herbert's, 8.
* —, by Herbert and Dibdin, 38.
* Ancient alms-basins, 171.
* — armour (Meyrick's), error in, 342.
* — inscribed alms dish, 87, 117, 135.
* — motto, 93.
* — MS, account of Britain, 174.
* — tiles, 173.
* Andrews (H.) on Burnet prize at Aberdeen, 91.
* André (Petit) on Welsh ambassador, 283.
* Anecdotes of books, 73.
* Anecdote of the civil wars, 93.
* — of a peal of bells, 382.
* Angels' visits, 102.
* Anglo-Cambrian on history of landed and commercial policy, and history of Edward II., 59.
* — on Madoc's expedition to America, 57.
* Anglo-Saxon "Lay of the Phœnix," 203.
* — MS. of Orosius, 371.
* — word "unlaid," 430.
* Anglo-Saxons, devices on standards of, 216.
* Annotators, anonymous, identity of, 213.
* Annus Trabeationis, 105, 252.
* Anonymous Ravennas, date of, 124, 220, 368.
* Antholin's, (St.,) 180, 260.
* Antiquarius on Queen Elizabeth's domestic establishment, 41.
* Antinephelegesita on Boduc, 252.
* A or An before words beginning with a vowel, 350, 407.
* Apocrypha, 401.
* Apposition, 384.
* A (P. R.) on yeoman, 440.
* Arabic numerals and cipher, 230, 279, 358, 367, 433, 435.
* Archæology, mathematical, 132.
* Archæus on "Under the rose," 214.
* — on Gray's elegy, 389.
* Architecture, glossary of terms, 189.
* —, introduction to the study of Gothic, 189.
* Armada, poem on, 12, 18.
* Armagh, etymology of, 158, 219, 264.
* A. (R.). "My mind to me a kingdom is," 489.
* — on all to-broke, 490.
* — on Dr. Strode's poem 490.
* — on Wotton's poem, to Lord Bacon, 489.
* Arun on autograph mottoes of Richard, Duke of Gloucester, and Harry, Duke of Buckingham, 252.
* — on change of name, 337.
* — on a curious monumental brass, 370.
* — on early statistics, Chart, Kent, 441.
* — on ecclesiastical year, 477.
* — on mercenary preacher, 489.
* — on "M. or N.," 476.
* — on Oliver Cromwell as a feoffee of Parson's Charily, Ely, 465.
* — on St. Martin's Lane, 375.
* — on throwing old shoes at wedding, 468.
* — on trunck breeches, 489.
* Asher (A.) on books by the yard, 166.
* — on genealogy of European sovereigns, 339.
* Ashgrove, Duke of, 92.
* "As lazy as Ludlum's dog, as laid him down to bark," 382, 475.
* "As morse caught the mare," 320.
* "As throng as Throp's wife," 485.
* Astle's MSS., 282.
* "Atlas Novus," Seutter's, 156.
* Aubrey (John), 71.
* Auctorite de Dibil, 460.
* Augustine on American bittern, 352.
* — on origin of calamity, 352.
* Augustinian Eremites of York, library of, 83.
* Austen (H. Morland) on curious symbolical custom, 363.
* — on the emancipation of the Jews, 401.
* Authors and books, (No, 1.) 42.
* — (No. 2), 102.
* — (No. 3.), 151.
* — (No 4.), 178.
* — (No. 5.), 259.
* — (No. 6), 363.
* Authors of old plays, 77, 120.
* — who have privately printed their own works, 469.
* Authorship of a couplet, 231.
* Autograph mottoes of Henry, Duke of Buckingham. and Richard, Duke of Gloucester, 138, 252, 283, 459.
* Ave Trici and Gheeze Ysenoudi, 215, 267.
* Avon, derivation of, 285.
* A. (W.P.), meaning of Cheshire round, 383.
* Aylmer (Bp.), letter to, from Lord Burghley, 12.
* Aylmer's (Bishop) letter respecting poem of the Armada, 18.
B.
* B. on ancient motto, 156.
* — on Beaufoy's Ringer's True Guide, l57.
* — on change of name, 246.
* — on Colonel Hyde Seymour, 351.
* — on Elizabeth and Isabel, 488.
* — on form of petition, 43.
* — on Gloucestershire custom, 245.
* — on Miss Warneford and Mr. Cresswell, 157.
* — on Norman pedigrees, 214.
* — on Professor de Morgan and Dr. Johnson, 107.
* —, query about St. Winifreds, 384.
* —, query on Selden's titles of honour, 351.
* — on Sir Walter de Bitton, 157.
* — on Solomon Dayrolles, 476.
* — (A. E.) on derivation of news, 369.
* — (A.) on Martins the printer, 218.
* — on superstitions in the North of England, 294.
* —, Twm Shawm Cattie, 455.
* Bacon and Jeremy Taylors notes on, 427.
* Bacon's (Lord) metrical version of the Psalms, 202, 235, 263.
* Bacon Roger, hints for new edition of, 393.
* Badger, The, 381.
* Bagnio in Long Acre, 196.
* Bainbridge and Buckridge Streets, St. Giles, 229.
* Bald Head, defence of, 84
* Baldwin's Gardens, 410.
* Ballad, Kentish, 247.
* Ballads (Homeric) of Dr. Maginn, 470.
* Ballads of Dick and the Devil, 172, 473.
* — of the wars in France, 445.
* — makers and legislators, 153.
* Balliolensis, on Stephens' Sermons, 334
* Balloons, 309.
* Baptism register of Cromwell's, 136.
* Barclay's Satyricon, some account of, 27.
* Bardolph and Poins, 385.
* Barba Longa, 384.
* Barker (W. G. M. J.) on Henry, Lord Darnley, 123.
* — on Bishop Barnaby, 132.
* Barnabas, (St.), 136.
* Barnaby, (Bishop), 55, 132, 254.
* Barnacles, 117, 169, 254, 340. ​
* Barrister, a, on origin of the word chapel, 371
* Barry (J. Milner), a note on Robert Herrick, the author of Hesperides, 291.
* —, Complutensian Polyglot, 251.
* —, M. D., on meaning of palace, 233.
* Barryana, 212.
* Bartlett's Buildings, 115.
* Bartholomew Legate, the martyr, 483
* Basse (William,) and his poems, 200. 265. 295. 348.
* Bawn, meaning of, 440.
* Baxter, (William ) 285.
* Bayley (W. D'Oyly,) on Barryana, 212.
* Bayswater and its origin, 162.
* B. (C.) on ancient motto, 104.
* — on Gray's Alcaic Ode, 382.
* — on Cromwell's estates, 421.
* — on shrew, 421.
* — on proverb, God tempers the wind, 325.
* — on horns, 419.
* — on Coleridge's Christabil and Byron's Lara, 324.
* — on hockey, 457.
* — on Temple Stanyan, 460.
* — on "Nomade," 389.
* — on mistake in Gibbon, 390.
* — on the true tragedy of Richard III., 315.
* — on death-bed superstition, 350.
* — on emerald, 340.
* B. (C. W.) on anecdotes of the civil wars, 338.
* — on shrew, 445.
* Bear, Louse, and Religion, Fable of, 321.
* Beauchamp (Stephen) on pilgrimages of kings, &c.—Blind man's buff—Muffin Hundred weight, 173.
* Beaufoy's Ringer's True Guide, 157.
* Beaumont, a poem attributed to, 146.
* Beaver, 417.
* Beaver hat, when first used in England, 100. 235. 266. 317. 338. 386.
* Becket's grace cup, 142.
* Becket (Thomas à), Mother of, 415. 490.
* Bedford Coffee House, Covent Garden, 451.
* Beeston (Sir William), journal of, 444.
* Beetle mythology, 194.
* Beggar's Opera, receipts of, 178.
* Bek (Anthony), Bishop of Durham, 173.
* Bell (John) of the Chancery Bar, 93
* Bell (Dr. W.) on ancient inscribed dishes, 135.
* Bell (Dr.) on the talisman of Charlemagne, 140.
* Bells, a peal of, 125. 154. 170.
* Bells (Judas), 195. 235. 357.
* Bells in ancient times, weight of, 195.
* Belvoir Castle, 246, 384.
* B. (E. M.) on Complutensian MSS., 402.
* — on Dulcarnon, 254.
* — on the emblem and national motto of Ireland, 415.
* — on Luther's portrait at Warwick Castle, 400.
* — on Latin distich and translation, 415
* — on Luther's translation of the New Testament, 399.
* — on Pope Felix, 415.
* — on Verbum Græcum, 415.
* Berkeley's theory of vision vindicated, 107. 130.
* Bernicia, 335. 388.
* Bess of Hardwick. 276. 339.
* Beta on prison dicipline and execution of justice, 70.
* Betterton's Duties of a Player, 67. 105.
* Bever's (Dr. Thomas) Legal Polity of Great Britain, 483.
* B. (F.) on Kentish Ballad, 247.
* B. (F. C.) on Bishop Blaize, 247.
* — on dedications, S26.
* — on error in Meyrick's Ancient Armour, 342.
* — errors corrected, 331.
* — on Hudibrastic couplet, 340.
* — on Mousetrap Dante, 339
* — on plagiarisms and parallel passages, 347
* B. (F. C.) on proverbial sayings and their origins, 332. 347.
* — on shipster, 339.
* — on straw necklaces, and method of keeping notes, 104.
* B. (F. J.) on quotations from Pope, 102.
* — on masters of St Cross, 404.
* B. (G. H.) on Ccld Harbour, 50.
* — on Colinaeus, 158.
* — on the Field of the Brothers' Footsteps, 178.
* — on Gilbert Brown, 381.
* — on Lord Erskine's brooms, 138.
* — on Weeping Cross, 154.
* — on thistle of Scotland, 90.
* B. (H.) on Pandoxare, 202.
* B. (H. L.) on Ave Trici, 215.
* B. (J. S.) on the reconciliation in 1554, 186.
* Bible and key, divination by the, 413.
* Bibliographic project, 9.
* Bibliographical notes, 413.
* Bibliographic Biographique, 42.
* Bigotry, 204.
* Bill of fare of 1626, 99.
* Billingsgate, origin of name, 93. 164.
* Bills of fare in 1683, 54.
* Biographers of Lydgate and Coverdale, 379.
* Birthplace of Andrew Borde, 88.
* Birchington's (Stephen) MSS., compilation of, 7.
* Bis dat qui citò dat, 330.
* Bishop that burneth, 87.
* Bishop Barnaby, Why lady-bird so called, 28. 131.
* Bishop Barlow, 206.
* Bitton, Sir Walter de, 157.
* Bive and chute lambs, 93, 474.
* B. (J.) on bust of Sir Walter Raleigh, 76.
* — on Countess of Pembroke's letter, 154.
* — on D'Israeli on the Court of Wards, 173.
* — on the Marescautia, 167.
* — on Scole Inn, 283.
* B. (J. M.) Auctorite de Dibil, 460.
* — on As lazy as Ludlum's dog, 475.
* — on Dr. Maginn's Shakspeare's papers, 470.
* — on Doctor Dobbs and his horse Nobbs, 253.
* — on etymology of Totnes, 470.
* — on finkle or finkel, 477.
* — on howkey or horkey, 457.
* — on etymology of Totnes, 470.
* — on a phonetic peculiarity, 463.
* — on Poor Robin's Almanack, 470.
* — queries concerning Chaucer, 303.
* — St. Winifreda, 475.
* B. (J. S.) what are depinges, 277.
* B. (L.) of Duncan Campbell, 186.
* Black broth, Lacedæmonian, was it coffee? 124. 139. 155. 242. 300. 399.
* Black doll at old store shops, 444.
* Blaise (Bishop), 247. 325.
* Blind man's buff, 173.
* Blink (G.) on a passage in Macbeth, 484.
* Blisters, charm for, used in Ireland, 349.
* Blockade of Corfe Castle in 1644, 401.
* Blood's (Colonel) house, 174.
* Bloomfylde (Myles and William), writings on alchemy, 60.
* Bloomfylde (Myles) Ortus Vocabulorum, 90.
* Bloomsbury Market, 115
* B. (N.), notes upon " notes," No. 1., 19.
* Bodenham, or Ling's Politeuphia, 29. 86.
* Boduc, or Boduoc, on British coins, 235. 252.
* Body and soul, 390.
* Bohn's edition of Milton's prose works, 483.
* Boleyn's (Sir Edward), spectre, 468.
* Bone-houses and catacombs, 171. 210. 221.
* Bonner on the Seven Sacraments, 452.
* Book of the Mousetrap, 154.
* Book plate, 212.
* Books by the yard, 166.
* Bookworm on Bodenham, or Ling's Politeuphia, 29.
* Boonen (portrait by), 3S6.
* Borde (Andrew), birthplace of, 88.
* — Boke of Knowledge, 38.
* Borromei, Sermones Sancti Carolsi, 27.
* Borrowed thoughts, 482.
* Boston de Bury, 186.
* Botfield (Beriah) on the Treatise of Equivocation, 357.
* Bothwell and Mary Queen of Scots, marriage contract of, 97.
* Bourne (Vincent), epigram from the Latin of, 253.
* — translation from, 152. 311.
* Brass, curious monumental, 247.
* Braybrooke, Lord, on pilgrimage of princes, &c. &c., 203.
* — on " Where England's monarch," 458.
* — on Lord Carrington, or Karinthon, 490.
* — on etymology of Havior, 230.
* — on pokership or porkership, 185. 236. 269.
* — on Vertue MSS., 372.
* — on letter attributed to Sir Robert Walpole, 336.
* — on journeyman, 458.
* — on the word brozier, 485.
* — on Killigrew family and Scole Inn sign, 283.
* — on howkey or horkey, 263.
* — on Catherine Pegge, 200.
* Breton (Nicholas), 409.
* — crossing of proverbs, 361.
* Bride Lane, St. Bride's, 396.
* Bristol riots, 352. 460.
* — Red Maids of, 219.
* Britain, ancient MS. account of, 174.
* Britain (Great), Defoe's tour through, 205.
* British Museum, portraits in the, 305.
* British coins, Boduc or Boduoc on, 235.
* Britton (John) on John Aubrey, 71.
* — on Mr. Poore's Literary Collections, Inigo Jones, medal of Stukeley, Sir James Thornhill, 122.
* Brockett's glossary on "to fettle," 169.
* Brooms, Lord Erskine's, 93. 138.
* Brothers' Footsteps, Field of, 178.
* Brougham (Lord) on Burnet, 40.
* Brown (Gilbert), 381.
* Brown study, 352. 418.
* Brown (W. J.) on Ptolemy of Alexandria, 170.
* B. (R. S.) As Morse caught the mare, 329.
* B. (R. W.) on Christian captives, 441.
* Brozier, the word, 485.
* Bruce (John), epigram against Luther and Erasmus, 51.
* —, lines in the style of Suckling, 20.
* — on capture of Duke of Monmouth, 3.
* — on charm for the toothache, 397.
* Bruce (Robert de), wife of, 187.
* —, captivity of his queen in England, 290.
* Buccaneers, Charles II., 410.
* Buckingham motto, 138. 252. 283. 459.
* Bug, origin of word, 237.
* Bull (John), 336.
* Bullfights, Spanish, 381.
* Bulls called William, 440.
* Bulstrode Park, camp in, 470.
* Buns, 244.
* Buriensis on the Duke of Marlborough, 415.
* — on the Song of the Bees, 415.
* — on seal of Killigrew, Master of the Revels, 204.
* — on cook eels, 412.
* — on meaning of Savegard and Russells, 202.
* — on Sangred—Dowts of Holy Scripture, 124.
* Burnet (Bp.), opinions respecting, 40. 181. 341.
* — as an historian, 493.
* — and Mr. Macaulay, 250.
* Burnet prize at Aberdeen, 91.
* Burney (Dr.), musical works of, 135.
* Burning the dead, 216. 308.
* Burns (Robert), inedited lines by, 300.
* Burton's Anatomy of (Religious) Melancholy, 305.
* Burtt (Joseph) on ancient libraries, 21.
* — on royal household allowances, 86.
* Buscapié, query as to the, 171. 206.
* B. ( W.) on The Complaynt of Scotland, 422. ​
* B. (W. G.) on French leave, 246.
* B. (W. J.) on genealogy of European sovereigns, 119.
* By hook or by crook, 205. 237. 281. 405.
* Byron's Childe Harold and Burton's Melancholy, 163.
* — Lara, on a passage in, 262. 443.
* Byron and Tacitus, 390. 462.
C.
* C. on anecdote of the civil wars, 93.
* — on blunder in Malone's Shakspeare, 386.
* — on Cowley, or Coverley—Statistics of Roman Catholic Church—Whelps—Discovery of America, 107.
* — on definition of Grummelt, 358.
* — on devices of the standards of the Anglo-Saxons, 281.
* — on Dog-Latin, 284.
* — on logographic printing, 198.
* — on Lord Chatham's speech on the American stamp act, 220.
* —, Love's last shift, 476.
* — on M. or N., 476.
* — on Malone's blunder, 461.
* — on May-day, 221.
* —, meaning of pallace, 284.
* — on military execution, 476.
* — on political maxim, 93.
* — on Pope's translation of Horace, 230.
* — on Salt at Montem, 473.
* — on Sir William Hamilton, 270.
* — on slang phrases, 234.
* — on spurious letter of Sir R. Walpole, 388.
* — on tablet of Napoleon, 461.
* — on Temple Stanyan, 460.
* —on travelling in Eugland, 220.
* — on tureen, 307.
* — on Vertue's MS., 372
* C. (A.) on black doll at old store shops, 441.
* — on Worm of Lambton, 453.
* — on camp in Bulstrode Park, 470.
* — on derivation of holy, 470.
* Caerphili Castle, 157. 237.
* Cæsar's wife, 277. 389.
* C. (A. G.), query as to references, 20.
* Calamity, derivation of, 215. 268. 352.
* Calver (Bernard), 203.
* Cambridge, motto of university, 76.
* Campbell (Duncan), query respecting, 186.
* Camp in Bulstrode Park, 470.
* Canidia, or the witches, MS. note in, 164.
* Cannibal, origin of, 186.
* Cantab. on coal brandy, 352.
* — on Hallam's Middle Ages, 51.
* —, origin of swot, 352.
* Canterbury, catalogue of ancient library of Christ Church, 21.
* Capel Court, 115.
* Captivity of the Queen of Bruce in England, 290.
* Capture of the Duke of Monmouth, 3. 82. 198. 324. 427.
* Caraccioli's Life of Lord Clive, author of, 108. 120.
* Caredon, meaning of, 217.
* Carena on the Inquisition, 186.
* Carlisle House, Soho, 450.
* Carrington, or Karinthon (Lord), murdered, 490
* Cartwright's Poems (on some suppressed passages in), 108. 151.
* Cat, "Gib," 235. 281.
* Catacombs and bone houses, 171. 210.
* Catherine Street, Strand, 451.
* Catsup, catchup, ketchup, 124. 283.
* Cavell, 473.
* Cawood's Ship of Fools. MS. notes in, 165.
* C (B) on the symbolism of the fir-cone, 247.
* C. (C. J.), Phœnix, by Lactantius, 283.
* Cephas on the Advent bells, 121.
* — on Sangred—Judas Bell, 325.
* Ceredwyn on barnacles, 169.
* Certificate of Nat. Lee, 149.
* C. (G. A.), Dust pot—Frothlot, 320.
* — on Sir W. Godbold, 93.
* — on political maxims, 104
* — on legislators and ballad makers, 153.
* CH. on buccaneers, 400.
* ― on Charles II. and Lord R.'s daughter, 399.
* — on college salting and tucking of freshmen, 390.
* — on Eachard's tracts, 404.
* — on error in Hallam's History of Literature, 435.
* — inedited letter of the Duke of Monmouth, 379.
* — on Locke's proposed Life of Ld. Shaftesbury, 401.
* — on Lord Shaftesbury and Dr. Whichcot, 382.
* — on Ludlow's Memoirs, 384.
* — on the Mosquito country; origin of the name; early connection of the Mosquito Indians with the English, 425.
* — on MSS. of Locke, 401.
* — on Queen's messengers, 445.
* — on Rawdon papers, 400.
* — on Savile, Marquis of Halifax, 384.
* — on Sir William Coventry, 381.
* — on Wellington—Wyrwast—Cokam, 401.
* —, who was Lord Karinthon? murdered 1665, 440.
* — on blockade of Corfe Castle in 1644, 401.
* Chancellors, Thynne's collection of, 60.
* Change of name, 246.
* Chapels, origin of the name, 363. 391. 417.
* Charlemagne's talisman, 140. 187.
* Charles I., portrait of, 187. 184.
* —, anecdote of, 437.
* —, his sword, 183. 372.
* —, bust of, 43.
* —, pictures of, in churches, 184.
* Charles II. and Lord R.'s daughter, 399. 478.
* Charms, old, 293.
* Charm for toothache used in Ireland, 349. 397.
* Charm for wounds, 482.
* Charms, 429.
* Charms—the evil eye, 429
* Chart, Kent, early statistics of, 330
* Chatham (Lord), speech on the American stamp act, 12. 220.
* Chaucer, queries concerning, 303.
* —, night charm, 229. 281.
* Cheshire round, 383. 456.
* Chest, Iland, 178.
* Chiffinch, letters of Mrs., 124.
* Childe Harold, parallel passages or plagiarisms in, 163. 299.
* Chip in porridge, 382.
* Christian captives, 441. 477.
* Christian doctrine, fraternity of, 213. 281.
* Christ Church, Canterbury, books lent from, 21.
* Christencat, meaning of, 109.
* Christie (W. D.) on Skinner's Life of Monk, 379.
* Christmas Hymn, 201. 252.
* Christ's Hospital, old songs once popular there, 313. 421.
* Chronicle, Morning, when first established, 75.
* Chrysopolis, 383.
* Church History, queries in, 158.
* Church livings, incumbents of, 91.
* Churchyard customs, ancient, 441.
* Cibber's Apology, characters of actors in, 67.
* Circulation of the blood, discovery of, 202. 250.
* Cirencester, Richard of, 93. 206.
* Civil wars, anecdote of, 93. 338.
* C. (J.) on M. or N., 415.
* — on regimental badges, 415.
* C. (J. T) on Dayrolles, 476.
* C. (J. W.) on passages from Pope, 245.
* C. (L.), query respecting "horns," 383.
* Clare Market, 196.
* Clarendon (Lord), opinions of, by English historians, 163.
* Clergy, alleged ignorance of, 51.
* Clericus, definition of, 149.
* Clericus on inscriptions of ancient alms-basins, 44.
* — on ordination pledges, 156.
* Clerkenwell, eminent residents, 180.
* Clive (Lord), Caraccioli's Life of, 108. 120.
* Close translation, 422
* Clouds or shrouds in Shakspeare, 58.
* C. (M.) on Trophee, 339.
* C. (O.) on family of Steward or Stewart of Bristol, 335
* Coach-bell, why ear-wigs so called, 383.
* Coal brandy, 352. 456.
* Cock Lane, 244.
* Coffee, notes on, 25. 154.
* Coffee-houses, the first in England, 314.
* Coffee, the Lacedæmonian black broth, 124. 139. 155. 242. 300. 399.
* Coffins, use of, 321.
* Coheirs, Mowbray, 213.
* Coins, British, Boduc or Boduoc on, 235.
* Cold Harbour, query as to origin of, 60.
* Cole (Robert) on Lady Arabella Stuart, 274.
* — extracts from old records, 317.
* — on Drayton and Young, 213.
* Coleman's music house, 395
* Coleridge, Cottle's Life of, 55.
* —, Christabel and Byron's Lara, 324.
* — on a passage in, 262.
* Colinæus, 158.
* Coll. Regall. Socius on Dr. Whichcott and Lord Shaftesbury, 444.
* College salting and tucking of freshmen, 261. 306. 321. 390.
* Colley Cibber's Apology, 29.
* Collier (J Payne) on Bishop Aylmer's letter and poem of the Armada, 18.
* — on defence of a bald head and stationers' registers, 85.
* — on English and American reprints of old books, 210.
* — on Love, the king's fool, 121.
* — Nicholas Breton's crossing of proverbs, 361.
* — on Dr. Percy and the poems of the Earl of Surrey, 471
* — on Shakspeare and deer stealing, 4
* — on shrouds or clouds in Shakspeare, 58.
* — on William Basse and his poems, 201.
* Colloquy, Ælfric's, 168. 197. 232. 248. 278.
* Comes (M.) on Bess of Hardwick, 339.
* Commercial and landed policy of England, 59. 91.
* Compendyous olde treatyse, 277. 404.
* Complaynt of Scotland, 422.
* Complexion, the meaning of, 352. 472.
* Complutensian Polyglot, 213. 251. 268. 325. 402. 461.
* Compton Street, Soho, 228,
* Conrad of Salisbury's Descriptio utriusque Britanniæ, 319.
* Consecration of Churches, Bishop Cosin's form, 303.
* Constantine the artist, 452.
* Constitution Hill, why so called? 28.
* Contradictions in Don Quixote, 73. 171.
* Convention Parliament of 1660, MS. diary of, 470.
* Cook (David), watchman of Westminster, 1716—Ode to, from V. Bourne, 152.
* Cook eels, 412
* Cooper (C. H) on college salting, 306.
* — on Pandoxare, 284.
* — on Scala Cœli, 402.
* — on teneber Wednesday, 459.
* — on the Duke of Marlborough, 490.
* — on Sayers the caricaturist, 187.
* — on White Hart Inn, Scole, 245.
* Cooper (W. Durrant), on bive and chute lamb, 474.
* — on Caraccioli's Life of Lord Clive, 120.
* — on decking churches with yew on Easter Day, 294.
* — on early statistics, parish registers, 443.
* — on Elizabeth and Isabel, 488.
* — Folk-lore, 482. ​
* Cooper (W. Durrant) on Norman pedigrees, 266.
* Cope (Rev. W. H.) on Craik's Romance of the Peerage, 384.
* Corfe Castle, 1644, blockade of, 401.
* Corinna, 303.
* Cornellys (Mrs.), 244.
* Corney (Bolton), bibliographic project of. 9.
* — on authors and books, No. 1 Bibliographique biographique, 42.;
* —— No. 2. Powell's Human Industry, 102.;
* —— No. 3. Cartwright's Poems, 151.;
* —— No. 4. Sonnet by Adamson, 178.;
* —— No. 5. Payne's Geometry, 260.;
* —— No. 6. Spence on the Odyssy, 363.
* — queries answered, No. 1. Aylmer (Bp.), 19.;
* —— No. 2. Madoc, 56.;
* —— No. 3. Flemish account, 74.;
* —— No. 4. Pokership, 218.;
* —— No. 5. Beaver of, 307.;
* —— No. 6. Grumete, 337.;
* —— No. 7. Malone, Shakspere, 403.
* —, queries proposed, 439. 469.
* Cornishman (A) on a curious monumental brass, 370.
* Corser (Rev. Thomas), on Nicholas Breton, 409.
* — on William Basse and his poems,
* Cosin's (Bishop) form of consecration of churches, 303.
* — MSS. 433.
* Cosmopolis, 213. 251.
* Cottle's Life of Coleridge, when reviewed in the Times, 55. 75.
* Couplet, authorship of, 231.
* Court of Wards, 455.
* — D'Israeli on the, 173.
* Coventry, Sir William, 381.
* Coverdale, birth-place of, 120.
* — and Lydgate and their biographers, 379.
* Cowley, Cowleas, or Coverley, 107.
* Cowper's Task, passage in, 222.
* Coxcombs vanquish Berkeley, author of? 384.
* Craik's Romance of the Peerage, 394.
* Cranmore on White Hart Inn, Scole, 323.
* Cresswell, Mr., and Miss Warneford, 157. 189.
* St. Croix (H. C.), etymology of Dalston, 352.
* Cromlech, meaning of, 319. 405.
* Cromwell (Oliver), as a feoffee of Parson's Charity, Ely, 465.
* — (query) did he write the New Star of the North? 202.
* — relics, 247.
* —, baptism, register of, 136.
* —, birth, 151.
* — estates, 277. 339. 389. 421.
* Crosby (James), on pictures in churches, 184.
* Crossing of proverbs (Nicholas Breton's), 364.
* Crowley (Robert), a treatise on the Lord's Supper by, 332. 355. 362.
* Cruch (G.) original letter by, on Lord Chatham, Queen Charlotte, 65.
* Crucifix of Edward the Confessor, 140.
* Crusader, Norman, the, 103.
* Cwn Annwn, 294.
* C. (T.) on Sapcote motto, 476.
* Cuckoo, 230. 419.
* Cunningham (Peter) on Katherine Pegg, 59.
* — on Dr. Johnson's library, 270.
* — on Lady Arabella Stuart, 10.
* — on Lady Rachel Russell, 462.
* — on Tower Royal, 28.
* Cunningham's Handbook of London, notes on, by Dr. Rimbault, 114. 159. 180. 196. 228. 244. 395. 410. 435. 450.
* — notes from, 435.
* — queries upon, 484.
* Cunningham's Lives of eminent Englishmen, 379.
* Cupid Crying, from the Latin, 172. 237.
* —, by Antonio Sebaldio, 308.
* Cure for the hooping-cough, 397.
* Curious custom, 245.
* — symbolical custom, 363.
* Curse of Scotland, Nine of Diamonds, why so called, 61. 90.
* Curtana, the sword called, 364.
* Custom, Gloucestershire, 245.
* C. (W.) on the birthplace of Coverdale, 120.
* — on date of anonymous Ravennas, 124.
* — on Franz von Sickingen, 389.
* — jun., on "hanap," 493.
* — jun., on "vert vert," 475.
* C. (W. H.) on Antony Alsop, 249.
* — on parliamentary writs, 305.
* — on parkership, porkership, pokership, 323.
* C. (W. M.) on Scarborough warning, 138.
* Cwn Wybir, or Cwn Annwn, 482.
* C. (Y. A.) on Dick and the Devil, 473.
D.
* D. on Lord Chatham's speech on American stamp act, 12.
* — on golden frog, 214.
* — on inquisition in Mexico, 352.
* — on John Hopkins, the psalmist, 119.
* — on John Ross Mackay, 125.
* — on meaning of emerod, 217.
* — on Morning Chronicle, 7.
* — on Reinerius and inquisition in France, 106.
* — (A.) on inedited song by Sir John Suckling, 72.
* Dacre's, (Lady), almshouses, 180.
* Dalrymple (Sir J.), on Burnet, 40.
* Dalston, etymology of, 352.
* Dalton's Doubting's Downfall, 77.
* Dance Thumbkin, 493.
* Darkness at the crucifixion, 186.
* Darnley (Henry Lord), where was he born? 123. 220.
* Dartmouth (Lord) on Burnet, 40.
* Daundelyon (John de), 92.
* Day (C.) on the poets, 122.
* Dayrolles, 476. 267. 419.
* Daysman, etymology.of, 188. 267. 419.
* D. (E. A.) on a Flemish account, 286.
* Death-bed superstition, 315. 350. 467.
* Decker's Raven's Almanack, 400.
* Dedications, 326.
* Dee's (Dr.) petition to James I., 142.
* —, petition, 187.
* —, why did he quit Manchester? 216. 284.
* Deering (Charles), M.D., 375.
* De Foe (Daniel) and his ghost stories, 241.
* — tour through Great Britain, 18. 205.
* Dei Gratia, lines on omission of, from the new florin, 118.
* Dekker and Nash, tracts by, 454.
* Denmark Street, St. Giles's, 229.
* Denton (Wm.) on Rev. Wm. Stephens' sermons, 118.
* Depinges, what are they, 277. 326. 387.
* Deputy-lieutenants of the Tower of London, 400.
* De Quincey, line quoted by, 388.
* Dering's (Sir E.) household book of, A.D. 1648-52, 130. 161.
* Derivation of snob and cad, 250.
* — of sterling and penny, 411.
* Dermot Macmurrough, Eva, daughter of, 92. 163.
* Deverell (Robert), 469.
* Devices on standards of the Anglo-Saxons, 216. 284.
* Devotee, 222.
* Dibdin's and Herbert's Ames, 38.
* Dibdin's typographical antiquities, 56.
* Dick and the Devil, ballad of, 172. 473.
* Dick Shore, 141. 220.
* Direct and indirect etymology, 331.
* Discurs modest, 142. 205.
* Discovery of America, 107. see Madoc.
* Dishes, ancient inscribed, 87. 135. 171. 254.
* D'Israeli on the Court of Wards, 173.
* Dissenting ministers, 445.
* —, London, lines on, 454.
* Divination by the Bible and key, 413.
* D. (M.) on Burton's Anatomy of (Religious) Melancholy, 305.
* Dobbs (Doctor) and his horse Nobs, 253.
* Doctor Dove, of Doncaster, 73,
* Dodo, notes on the, 410.
* —, queries, 261. 485.
* —, replies, 353.
* Doges of Venice, Sanuto's, 35. 75.
* Dog Latin, 230. 284.
* Dogs, Isle of, 141.
* Dombec, Is it the Domesday of Alfred, 365.
* Domestic establishment of Queen Elizabeth, 41.
* Don Quixote, contradictions in, 73. 171.
* Dore of Holy Scripture, 189. 205.
* Dorne the bookseller, 12. 118.
* — and Henno Rusticus, 75. 88.
* Douce (Francis) on John of Salisbury, 9.
* Dove (Doctor Daniel) of Doncaster, and his horse Nobs, 316.
* Downing Street, 436.
* Dowts of Holy Scripture, 124. 154.
* D. (Q.) on authors of old plays, 77.
* — on Bishop Barnaby, 254.
* — on a chip in porridge, 382.
* — on Doctor Daniel Dove of Doncaster, and his horse Nobs, and golden age of magazines, 316.
* — on Lady Jane of Westmoreland, 103.
* Dramaticus on the Beggar's Opera, 178.
* — on Colley Cibber's Apology, 29.
* Drayton's Poems, 82. 119.
* — works, Dr. Farmer's notes on, 28.
* Draytone and Yong, 213.
* Dredge (John J.) on error in Johnson's Life of Seiden, 451.
* — on Dr. Sclater's works, 478.
* Dr. Faustus, Dutch version of, 169.
* — works ascribed to, 190.
* Dryasdust (Dr.), 26.
* D. (S. D.) on change of name, 337.
* D. (T. E) on guildhalls, 357.
* D. (T. S.) on Arabic numerals, 279.
* — reply to query about Arabic numerals and cypher, 367.
* — on coal brandy, 456.
* — on mathematical archæology, 133.
* — on the Roman numerals, 434.
* — on swot, 369.
* Dudley Court, St. Giles's, 244.
* Duke Street, Westminster, 196.
* Dulcarnon, 254.
* Durham, Anthony Bek, bishop of, 173.
* Dustpot, query as to, 320.
* Dutch language, works on 383. 492.
* Duties of a Player, Betterton's, 105.
* Dyce versus Warburton and Collier, 53.
* Dyot Street, St. Giles's, 229.
E.
* E. on Betterton's Essay, 105.
* — on Dalton's Doubting's Downfall, 77.
* Eachard, tracts by, 320. 404.
* E. (A. H.) on Sir W. Hamilton, 216.
* — on St. Philip and St. James, 216.
* E. (A. J) on travelling in England, 68.
* East Anglican on how key or horkey, 407.
* Easter Day, decking churches with yew on, 294.
* Easter eggs, 244. 397. 482.
* East Winch on spur money, 373.
* Eastwood (Rev. J) on symbols of Evangelists, 472.
* Ecclesiastes on living dog better than a dead lion, 376.
* Ecclesiastical year, 351. 420. 477.
* Ed., what are deepenings? 326.
* Eden (Rev. C Page) on reprint of Jeremy Taylor's works, 483.
* Editors, hints to intending, 243.
* Edward II., history of, 59. 91. 220.
* Edward the Confessor, crucifix of, 140.
* Edward the Black Prince's shield, 183.
* Edwards (Rev. I.) on metal for telescopes, 174. 206.
* Edwards (H.) on saveguard, 268.
* — on masters of St Cross, 352.
* E. E. on statistics of the Roman Catholic Church, 61. ​
* E. F. why are gloves not worn before royalty? 366.
* — on old painted glass, 197.
* — on Sir William Ryder, 282.
* E. (H. T.) anecdote of a peal of bells, 382.
* — on by hook or by crook, 206.
* — on Greene of Greens Norton, 43.
* E. (H.) on Sir William Rider, 325.
* — on the use of coffins, 321.
* Eiton (Stephen), or Eden's "Acta Regis Edw. II.," 230.
* E. (J.) on abdication of James II., 39.
* — on accuracy of references, 170.
* — "as throng as Throp's wife," 485.
* — on Cæsar's wife, 389.
* — on Decker's Raven's Almanack, 400.
* — on horns to a river, 456.
* — on Q. Mary's expectations, 188.
* Elizabeth (Queen), domestic establishment of, 41.
* — pictures of, in churches, 184.
* Elizabeth and Isabel, 439. 488.
* Ellacombe (Rev. H. T.) on Vincent Gookin, 492.
* — on peal of bells, 154.
* Emancipation of the Jews, 401. 474.
* Emblem and national motto of Ireland, 415.
* Emdee on passages in Coleridge's Christabel and Byron's Lara, 263.
* — on pet names, 299.
* — on charms, 429.
* —, etymology of havior, 388.
* Emerod, meaning of, 217. 476.
* Emerald, 340.
* Eminent English men, Cunningham's Lives of, 379.
* Endeavour oneself, the verb, 124. 154. 373.
* Engelbert (Archbishop of Treves), treatise by, 214.
* England, fall of rain in, 173. 235.
* England, landed and commercial policy of, 59. 91.
* England, travelling in, 33. 87. 167. 220.
* English historians, opinions respecting Bp. Barnet, 40.;
* —— Lord Clarendon, 165.
* — reprints of old books, 209.
* — songs, John Lucas's MS. collection of, 174.
* — translations of Erasmus' Encomium Moriæ, 385.
* Epilepsy, charm for, used in Ireland, 349.
* Epigram (Latin) against Luther and Erasmus, 51.
* — from the Latin, 204.
* — from which Pope borrowed, 233. 284.
* — from the Latin of Vincent Bourne, 253.
* — from the Latin of Owen, 308.
* — by La Monnoye, 373.
* — on Louis XIV., 374.
* — (Latin) complimentary, or the reverse, 416.
* Epistola de Miseria Curatorum, 380.
* Equivocation, treatise of, 263. 357.
* Erasmus and Luther, lines on, 27.
* — paraphrase of the Gospels, 172.
* — and Luther, woodcut likenesses of, 203.
* — and Luther, portraits of, 232.
* — Encomium Moriæ, English translation of, 455.
* Erminois on Sapcote motto, 366.
* Errors corrected, 331.
* Erskine's (Lord) brooms, 93. 138.
* Esquire and gentleman, 437. 475. 491.
* Essex Buildings, 180.
* Estates of Cromwell, 389.
* E (T.) on beaver hats, 386.
* Etoniensis on Mr. Macaulay and Bishop Burnet, 250.
* Etruria, sewerage in, 180.
* Etymology of Armagh, 264.
* — direct and indirect, 331.
* — of News, 270. 369. 487.
* — of Penniel, 449.
* Europe, Alfred's Geography of, 257. 313.
* European sovereigns, genealogy of, 92. 119. 250. 339.
* Eva, daughter of Dermot Macmurrough, 92. 163.
* Evangelists, symbols of, 385. 471.
* Evelyn's Sculptura, 285.
* Evona's (St.) choice, 253.
* Exaletation of Ale, a poem attributed to Beaumont, 146.
* Execution military, 246. 476.
* Extracts from old records, 317.
F.
* F. on Vondel's Lucifer, 142.
* F. (A.) on the curse of Scotland, 90.
* Faber (G.S.) on Quem Deus vult perdere, 476.
* Fable—The Bear, the Louse, and Religion, 321.
* "Factotum," origin of word, 43. 88.
* Farmer, Dr., notes on Drayton's works, 28.
* Fall of rain in England, 178. 235.
* Father, when did clergymen cease to be so called? 158.
* Faustus (Dr.) Dutch history of, 169.
* —works ascribed to, 190.
* F. (A. W.) on wives of ecclesiastics, 148.
* Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, 202. 235.
* Felix (Pope), 415.
* — and Pope Gregory, 475.
* Female captive in Barbary, in 1756; narrative written by by herself, 305.
* Fettle, derivation of, 142.
* Few words to our friends, 17.
* Few words of explanation, 81.
* Fifth son, 482.
* Finkle or finkel, derivation of, 384. 419. 477.
* Fir-Cone, symbolism of, 247.
* Fischel (A.) on Zenobia, 383.
* Five Queries, 469.
* F. (J. H.) on French maxim, 233.
* — on singular motto, 233.
* F. (J. R.) on by hook or by crook, 168.
* — on Miryland Town, 167.
* Flaws of wind, 88.
* Flaying for sacrilege, 185.
* Flemish account, 8. 74. 119. 286.
* — work on the order of St. Francis, 385.
* Fletcher's Nice Valour, song in, by Dr. Strode, 146.
* — Purple Island, MS. notes in, 164.
* Florins, 119.
* Flowers, symbolism of, 457.
* Fly-leaves, notes from No. 1., 9.;
* —— No. 2., 27.;
* —— No. 3., 39.;
* —— No. 4., 164.;
* —— No. 5., 211.
* Folk Lore, 229. 244. 258. 293, 315. 397. 412. 429. 451. 467. 482.
* — of Wales, 294. 295.
* Food of the people, 54.
* Fool or a physician, 157.
* Forbes (C.) on "a" or "an," 407.
* — on endeavour, 373.
* — on a fool or a physician, 157.
* — on mistake in Gibbon, 342.
* — on Pope and Petronius, 452
* — on Shakspeare's employment of monosyllables, 228.
* — on Spanish bull-fights, 381.
* — on sparse, 215.
* — on Vox populi vox Dei, 419.
* — on Zenobia, a Jewess, 460.
* Forlot, falot, forthlot, 320. 371.
* Forty Footsteps, Field of, 217.
* Foss (Edward), on the Middle Temple, 123.
* — on the or a Temple, 335.
* — on Sir William Skipwyth, King's Justice of Ireland, 23.
* Fox (John R.) on Masters of St. Cross, 404.
* — on meaning of Shipster, 216.
* — Sir Stephen, 214. 250.
* F. (C. P. F.) on Sewerage of Etruria, 180.
* F. (P. H. F.) on ancient alms-dishes, 254.
* — on saveguard, 267.
* — on singular motto, 214.
* — on the temple or a temple, 420.
* — on topography of foreign printing presses, 277.
* Franz von Sickingen, 336. 389.
* Fraternity of Christian doctrine, 213. 281.
* Fraternitye of vagabondes, 183. 220.
* French leave, 246
* — maxim, 215. 233. 251. 373.
* — Change, Soho, 410.
* Frere and Pardonere, 390.
* Friar Brackley's sermon, allusion in, 351.
* Friday weather, 303.
* Friswell (James H.) on epigram quoted by Pope, "Praise undeserved," 233.
* Frith's works, passage in, 373.
* Frog, golden, 214. 372.
* Frog he would a-wooing go, 458.
* Frusius (Andrew) or Des Freux, 180.
* F. (T. R.) ou by hook or by crook, pokership, gib-lat, emerod, 281.
* — on porkership, 324.
* — (W. A.) meaning of "tace is Latin for a candle," 385.
* — (W. R.) on derivation of shrew, 381.
* — on the badger, 881.
G.
* G. on letter attributed to Sir Robert Walpole, 304.
* — on the cuckoo, 231.
* — on the derivation of sterling and penny, 411.
* — on Howard, Earl of Surrey, 440.
* — on parallel passages, 330.
* — on Robert Long, 422.
* — on catsup, catchup, ketchup, 124.
* — on Green, of Greens Norton, 75.
* G. (A.) on burning the dead, 308.
* — on Byron's Lara, 443.
* — on humble pie, 92.
* — on line quoted by De Quincey, 388.
* — on salting, 349.
* — on the origin of the word snob, 250.
* — on salt at montem, 384.
* — on Temple Stanyan, 382.
* — on paying through the nose, 335.
* Gastros on Abbey of St. Wandrille, 486.
* — on beaver hat, 235. 338,
* — on golden frog, 372.
* — on meaning of Pisan, 236.
* Gatty (Rev. Alfred) letter of Lord Nelson's brother, 38.
* — on the Abbey of St. Wandrille, 382.
* — on catacombs and bone-houses, 171.
* — five queries, 440.
* — on peal of bells, 125.
* — on May marriages, 468.
* — on spur money, 462.
* — the meaning of pallace, 284.
* — on versicle and response, 440.
* — what is a chapel, 334.
* Gatty (Margaret) Folk-lore, 429.
* Gazetteer of Portugal, 284.
* G. (B.) on balloons, 309.
* — on Berkeley's Theory of Vision, 107.
* — on Junius, 358.
* G. (B. W.) on Iland chest, 173.
* G. (C. W.) on Ælfric's colloquy, 248.
* — on Arabic numerals, 358.
* — on ballad of the wars in France, 445.
* — on Bishop Blaise, 325.
* — on Boduc on British coins, 235.
* — extract from parish register of North Runcton, 103.
* — on fall of rain in England, 235.
* — on havior, heavier, or hever, 269.
* — on lines on "woman's will," 247.
* — on Lord Bacon's metrical version of the Psalms, 235.
* — meaning of loscop, 319.
* — en pallace, 233.
* — on Vox et præterea nihil, 247.
* — on Gootet, 473.
* — on wives of ecclesiastics, 147.
* Genealogy of European sovereigns, 92. 119. 250. 389.
* Genesse (Rev. Mr.), 183.
* Genius (A), from the German of Claudius, 326.
* Gentleman's Magazine, 189 ​
* Geography of Europe, Alfred's, 258. 313.
* George (Llewelyn St.) on an ancient motto, 189.
* Germain's lips, 157.
* Gerrard Street, Soho, 114.
* Gesta Grayorum, 351. 489.
* G. G. on travelling in England, 35. 87.
* Gheeze Ysenoudi and Ave Trici, 215. 267.
* Ghost stories, by Daniel De Foe, 241.
* G. (H.) on lines, "When England's monarch," and "I'd preach as though," 415.
* Gib cat, 235. 281.
* Gibbon, mistake in, 341. 390.
* Gibson (John Westby) on reheting and rehetours, 298.
* Giles (Rev. J. A.) on works of King Alfred, 93.
* — of Worcestershire, family of, 76.
* Giles (St.) Pound, 244.
* — Hospital, 244.
* G. (J.) on ancient MS. account of Britain, 174.
* — on by hook or by crook, 222.
* — on Bishop Barnaby, 55.
* — charm for blisters used in Ireland, 349.
* — charm for epilepsy used in Ireland, 349.
* — charm to cure the murrain in cows, 349.
* — charm for toothache, 349.
* — charm for warts, 349.
* — on Eva, daughter of Dermot Macmurrough, 163.
* — on Hordys, gold florins, and Kilkenny, 157.
* — on Ogilby's Britannia, 153.
* — Ormonde House, 320.
* — new edition of Rev. Dr. Owen's works, 276.
* — Norfolk weather rhyme, 349.
* G. (J. M.) on the Bristol riots, 460.
* — on Christ's Hospital, 421.
* G. (J. W. G.) on Queen's messengers, 186.
* Gloves, 405.
* —, why not worn before royalty, 366.
* Godbold (Sir William), 93.
* God tempers the wind, 325. 357. 418.
* Godwin (W.), life of, 415. 478.
* Goethe, lines quoted by, 125. 188.
* Golden age, Epigram, 270.
* — of magazines, 316.
* Golden frog, 214. 282. 372.
* Gold florins, 157.
* Goldsmith, on a passage in, 83.
* Gomer on Bernicia, 335.
* — on Caerphili Castle, 237.
* — on Cromlech, 405.
* — on the cuckoo, 419.
* — on journeyman, 309.
* — on Madoc's emigration to America, 236.
* — on Prince Madoc, 406.
* — on Selago and Samolus, 232.
* Goodman's Field Wells, 396.
* Gookin (Vincent), 492.
* Gootet, meaning of, 397. 473.
* Gospels, Erasmus' paraphrase of the, 172.
* Gothic architecture, 59. 134.
* Gourders of rain, 335, 356. 419.
* Gournay (M. de), 308.
* Governor (the) on the derivation of snob and cad, 250.
* Gowghe's Dore of Holy Scripture, 205.
* G. (R.) on Annus Trabeationis, 252.
* — on Cosmopolis and Complutensian Polyglot, 251.
* — on Dowts of Holy Scripture, 154.
* — on Germain's lips, 157.
* — La Mer des Histoires, 325.
* — on Latin names of towns, 474.
* — on lay of the Phœnix, 235.
* — on Pope Felix and Pope Gregory, 475.
* — on portraits of Luther, Erasmus, and Ulric Von Hutten, 303.
* — on Speculum Exemplorum, Epistola de Miseria Curatorum, 380.
* — on symbols of the Evangelists, 472.
* — on wood-cut likenesses of Luther and Erasmus, 203.
* Grace-cup, Becket's, 142.
* Grayan (A.) on Torri's polyglot edition
* of Gray's Elegy, 150.
* Graves (Rev. James), a living dog better than a dead lion, 404.
* — on bishops of Ossory, 335.
* — on the second Duke of Ormonde, 380.
* Gray's Alcaic ode, 382. 416.
* Gray's Elegy (translation of), 101.
* — Elegy, 138. 221. 389.
* — Elegy (German version of), 150.
* — Elegy (editions and versions of), 150.
* Gray's Inn Lane, 244.
* Greek verse, 142.
* Greene of Greene's Norton. 43. 75.
* Greene (Richard), of Lichfield, 167.
* Greene's Royal Exchange, 38.
* Greenham, family of Pointz of, 94.
* Green (Richard), apothecary, 74.
* Gregori's Italian version of Gray's Elegy, 221.
* Gregory (Pope) and Pope Felix, 475.
* Gresset's Vert-vert, illustrations of, painted on enamel, 366. 475.
* Griffinhoof (Arthur, jun.), on the fraternity of vagabonds, &c., 183.
* Griffin, on the fable of the bear, the louse, and religion, 321.
* — on Lord Erskine's brooms, 93.
* — on John Bell of the Chancery Bar, 93.
* G. (R. I. H.) on horns, 419.
* Grimm (Dr. Jacob), letter to, on meaning of "Lærig," 292.
* Grog, origin of, 28. 52. 168.
* Grotto, Pray remember the, 5.
* Grottoes on St. James's Day, 6.
* Grummett, meaning of, 319. 337. 358.
* G. (S.) on Sir Jeffery Wyattville, 252.
* Guildhalls, 320. 357.
* Gules on Bess of Hardwick, 296.
* Gunner (W. H., Rev.) on William Basse and his poems, 348.
* — note on Herodotus by Dean Swift, 350.
* Gutch (J. W. G.) on lines attributed to Hudibras, 211.
* — on etymology of News, 270.
* — derivation of Avon, 285.
* Gutch (J. M.) on Herrick's Hesperides, 350.
* Guy Mannering, death-bed superstition in, 350.
* G. (W.S.) on fifth son, 482.
* — on meaning of fingle, 477.
H.
* H. on autograph mottoes of Richard Duke of Gloucester and Henry Duke of Buckingham, 138.
* — on pity is akin to love, 248.
* H. (A.) on Bishop Jewell's papers, 351.
* Haigh's (Sir R.) letter-book, 463.
* Hailstone (E.) original letter of Peter le Neve, 451.
* H. (A. J.) on Christian captives, 477.
* — on lines attributed to Hudibras, 211.
* Haley, or Hales (Richard), Milton pedigree, 366.
* Hall (Spencer), unpublished letter of Horace Walpole, 273.
* Hallam's History of Literature, error in, 435.
* — Middle Ages: alleged ignorance of the clergy, 51.
* Halliwell (J. O.) on esquire and gentleman, 475.
* — on Table-Book, 215.
* — on the name of Shylock, 222.
* Hamilton, Sir William, 216. 270.
* Hamlet, tradition respecting Shakspeare's, 23.
* Hammack (J. T.) on bills of fare and humble pie, 54.
* — on Dick Shore, 22. 142.
* — on parish register statistics—Chart, Kent, 442.
* Hampson (R. T.) on King Alfred's Geography of Europe, 258.
* — on Ælfric's colloquy, 168.
* Hampson (R. T.) on Periplus of Hanno the Carthaginian, 361.
* Hanap, 477. 492.
* Hanging out the broom, 384.
* Hanno the Carthaginian, Periplus of, 361. 412.
* Hanover Square, 435.
* H. (A. P.) on a curious monumental brass, 370.
* — on the arrangement of a monastery, 452.
* Hapless Hunter; or Eva, daughter of Dermot Macmurrough, 92.
* Hardy (W.) on wives of ecclesiastics, 148.
* Hats, beaver, 235. 266. 338.
* "Havior," etymology of, 230. 269. 342. 388.
* Hawkins (Edward) on curse of Scotland, 61.
* — on satirical medal of the Pretender, 70.
* — on ships called whelps, 106.
* H. (C.) on chapels, 417.
* — on Christian captives, 477.
* — on gourders of rain, 335.
* —, on a Treatise on the Lord's Supper, by R. Crowley, 333.
* H. (C. A.) on a passage from an old play, 76.
* H. (C. W.) on paying through the nose, 421.
* H. (E.) on high doctrine, 187.
* — on the pursuits of literature, 212.
* "Hearty Well-wisher" on poem in Lansdowne MSS., 12.
* Heun (Oscar) on Arabic numerals, 280.
* H. (E. J.) on spur-money, 462.
* Henno Rusticus, 12. 89.
* Henry, Duke of Buckingham, autograph motto of, 138. 252.
* Herald, Morning, when first established, 75.
* Herbert's Anes, Dr. Maitland on, 8.
* — and Dibdin's Ames, 38.
* — (Sir Henry) office-book, 143.
* H. (E. R. J.) on early statistics of Chart, Kent, 330.
* — on howkey, or hockey, 457.
* Hermes on "brown study," 418.
* — on Dr. Dee's petition, 187.
* — on the Dutch version of Dr. Faustus, 169.
* — on Erasmus Encomium Moriæ, 455.
* — on J. B.'s Treatise on Nature and Art, 458.
* — on Martins the printer, 219.
* — on Vondel's Lucifer, 169.
* — on Vox et præterea nihil, 387.
* Herodotus, note on, by Dean Swift, 350.
* Herrick (Robert) and his Hesperides, note on, 291. 350.
* Hertford, extraordinary execution at, 70.
* Hesperides, a note on Robert Herrick the author of, 291.
* Hever, 405.
* Hexameter verses in the Scriptures, 109.
* H. (F.) Religious Tract by, 460.
* H. H. "The lucky have whole days," query as to authorship, 351.
* Hibernicus on Armagh, 219.
* Hickford's Rooms, Panton Street, Haymarket, 395.
* Hickson (Samuel) on early English and early German literature—"News" and "Noise," 428.
* — on Marlowe and the old Taming of a Shrew, 194.
* — on song in style of Suckling, 134.
* — on the old Taming of a Shrew, 227. 345.
* High doctrine, 187.
* — E. H. on, 187.
* Hints to intending editors, 386.
* H. (J. O. W.) Tale of a Tub, 326.
* — queries on outline, 318.
* Hobit, derivation of, 470.
* Hockey, 457.
* Holborn, Turnstile Lane, 244.
* Holsworth (Dr. Richard) and Thos. Fuller, 484
* Holy Scripture, Gowghe's Dore of, 139. 205.
* Homer's Odyssey, Pope's, errors in, 331. 362.
* Homeric ballads of Dr. Maginn, 470.
* Homilies, allusions in, 229.
* Honnore Pelle, 76. ​
* Hook or by crook, 168. 205. 222. 237. 281. 405.
* Hopkins (John) the Psalmist, 119.
* Horace, Pope's translation of, 230.
* Hordys, 157. 404.
* Horns, query respecting, 383. 419. 456.
* — to a river, 456.
* — why Moses represented with, 383. 419.
* Horse's head, 258.
* Hours, MS. book of, 276.
* Household book of Sir E. Dering, 130.
* — A. D. 1648-52, 161.
* Howard (Earl of Surrey), 440.
* Howkey or horkey, 263. 457.
* Howlett the engraver, 321.
* H. (R.) on Anthony Alsop, 215.
* — on derivation of "Pimlico," 383.
* — death-bed superstition, 315.
* H. (R. F.) on John Bull, 336.
* H. (S.) on "Bis dat qui citò dat," 330.
* Hudibrastic couplet, 340.
* Hudibras, lines attributed to, 210.
* — on a passage in, 177.
* —, passage from, 203.
* Humble pie, 54. 92. 163.
* Hundred-weight, 173.
* Hunt (Leigh), sonnet on the poets, 122.
* Hunter (Rev. Joseph) on anecdotes of books, 73.
* Huntsman, the Wild, 363.
* H. (W.) on wives of ecclesiastics, 115.
* — on Temple Stanyan, 460.
* Hyde Park Corner, 436.
* Hymn (Christmas), 201. 252.
* Hypomagirus on havior, 342
* — on muffins and crumpets, 253.
I.
* Identity of anonymous annotators, 213.
* "I'd preach as though," 415.
* I. (J.) on St. Barnabas, 136.
* — on bigotry, 204.
* —, Dorne the bookseller and Henno Rusticus, 75. 118.
* — on Eva, daughter of Dermot Macmurrough, 163.
* — on execution of Duke of Monmouth, 237.
* — on Gothic architecture. 134.
* — on the transposition of letters, 298.
* — on Warton and Heinsius, 285.
* — on lines attributed to Tom Brown, 372.
* Iland chest, 173.
* Incumbents of church livings, 61. 91. 106.
* Indagator on lines attributed to Henry, Viscount Palmerston, 382.
* Indians, why American aborigines so called, 254. 491.
* Inedited letter of the Duke of Monmouth, 379.
* Inquisitorius on Liber Sententiarum—Inquisition of Thoulouse, 10.
* Inquisition in France, 106.
* — in Mexico, 352.
* — in Thoulouse, 10.
* Inscriptions on ancient alms-basins, 44. 73.
* Inscriptions, early, 491.
* Investigator on Cartwright's poems, 108.
* — on Nat Lee's certificate, 149.
* Ireland, emblem and national motto of, 415.
* — pamphlets respecting, 384. 473.
* Iron manufactures of Sussex, 87.
* — railings round St. Paul's, 446.
* Iter Boreale, MS. note on, 165.
* I. (T.) on Prince Madoc, 341.
J.
* J. on meaning of Cavell, 473.
* — on mayors, 380.
* — on pamphlets respecting Ireland, 384.
* — on portrait of Sir John Poley, 385.
* Jackson (Sir George), was he not "Junius"? 172.
* — (Edward S.) on derivation of calamity, 268.
* Jackson (Edward S.), Quem Deus vult perdere, 351.
* James I., bust of, 43.
* — Dr. Dee's petition to, 142.
* James 11., abdication of, 39. 489.
* James, St., 216.
* —, St., day, grottoes on, 5.
* Jarlzberg on the order of St. Francis, 385.
* — on Le petit Albert, 385.
* — on the symbols of the four Evangelists, 385. 472.
* on English translations of Erasmus's Encomium Moriæ, 385.
* J. (B. G.) on Gootet, 397.
* — on nursery games and rhymes, 401.
* Jebb (John, Rev.) nine queries by, 212.
* — on blunder in Malone's Shakspeare, 213.
* — on notes from fly-leaves, 228.
* Jemmy Dawson, ballad on, 158
* Jennings (Peter H.) on the battle of Towton, 124.
* Jerdan (W.) on Zachary Boyd, 406.
* Jester to Henry VIII., Domingo Lomelyn, 193.
* Jewell's (Bishop) papers, 351.
* Jew's harp, origin of the, 215. 277. 312.
* Jews, emancipation of the, 401. 474.
* J. (G.) on buns, 24+.
* — on Easter eggs, 244.
* Jhon-John, 234.
* J. (J) on anonymous Ravennas, 220.
* — on Dick Shore, 220.
* — on whelps, 77.
* John, 299.
* — origin of name, 234.
* John of Salisbury, Douce on, 9.
* John Bull, 372.
* Johnson (Dr.) and Professor de Morgan, 107.
* — library of, 214. 270.
* — and Dr. Warton, 481.
* Johnson (R. F.) on author of Coxcombs vanquish Berkeley, &c., 384.
* — on the seven champions of Christendom, 418.
* — on derivation of sterling, 384.
* — origin and signification of hanging out the broom, 384.
* — on Tickhill, God help me, 247.
* Jones (R. M.) on microscope, 217.
* Jones (T.) on Herbert and Dibdin's Ames, 39.
* — on litany version of the Psalms, 234.
* Jones (Inigo), sketches by, 122.
* Josias Ibach, Stada, 452.
* Journeyman, meaning of, 309. 458.
* J. (T.) on Arabic numerals, 455.
* — on dog Latin, 230.
* — on humble pie, 168.
* — on ordination pledges, 206.
* — on passage in Frith's works, 573.
* — on peruse, 252.
* — on Stephen Eiton or Eden's "Acta Regis Edw. II," 230.
* — on symbolism of flowers, 457.
* — on Welsh ambassador, 406.
* Judas Bell, 195. 235. 357.
* Julius on horse's head, 259.
* — on Rush bearings, 259.
* Junior on a Flemish account, 74.
* Junius, queries as to, 275. 322. 358.
* —, was he Sir G. Jackson? 172. 276.
K.
* Karinthon (Lord), murdered in 1665, 400.
* K. (B. H.) on passages in Milton, 286.
* Kelke (W. Hastings) on travelling in 1590, 400.
* Ken (Bp.), hymns, 188.
* Kennaquhair (I.) on pet names, 299.
* Kennedy (Rev. B. H.) on the expression "mutual friend," 149
* — on Tickhill, God help me, 325.
* — on pet names, 242
* Kentish ballad, 247. 399.
* Kersley (Henry), lines by Sir John Suckling, 419.
* — on Miry-Land Town, 257.
* — on Americans called Indians, 491.
* — on superstitious of the Midland Counties, 451.
* — on barnacles, 254.
* — on book called Theophania, 174
* K. (G. J) on Charles Martel, 86
* — on printer's couplets, 86
* Kilkenny, when made a city, 157.
* Killaloe, Henry Ryder, Bishop of, 383.
* Killigrew family, genealogy of, 204. 251. 283.
* —, master of the revels, seal of, 204.
* Kingsmill (Rev. W. M.) on incumbents of church livings, 106.
* King's coffee-house, Covent Garden, 403.
* Kings, pilgrimage of, 173.
* K. (J.) on Cunningham's Lives of eminent Englishmen, 379.
* Kooez (Aredjid) on the Dutch language, 492.
* — on trunck breeches, 445.
* Koran by Sterne, 216. 418.
* K. (W. H.) on cure for the hooping-cough, 397.
* K. (W. M.). why Dr. Dee quitted Manchester, 284.
L.
* L. on Fenkle, 419.
* — on incumbents of church-livings, 61.
* — on Nash's Terrors of the Night, 455.
* — on tureen, 455.
* Lacedæmonian black broth (coffee), 139. 155. 204. 242 360.
* Lærig, what is the meaning of, 292.
* — (derivation of). 387. 406.
* Laicus, when "Father" last applied to clergymen, 158.
* Laissez faire, laissez passer, 390.
* L'Allegro (passage in), notes on Milton's minor poems, 316.
* Lambeth wells, 395.
* Lambs bive and chote, 93. 474.
* La Mer des Histoires, 236. 325.
* Lammin (W. H.) on Master of the Revels, 373.
* — on Mowbray coheirs, 388.
* Lamont (C. D) on dais-man, 267.
* La Monnoye, epigram by, 373.
* Lamp, smelling of, 335. 371.
* Lancaster, St. Thomas of, 234.
* Landed and commercial policy of England, 59. 91.
* Lansdown House, 436.
* Lansdowne MSS., poem in, 12.
* Lara (Byron's), on a passage in, 262.
* Larking (Rev. L. B.), on bill of fare in 1626, 99.
* — on household book of Sir E. Dering, 131.
* — on MSS of Sir Roger Twysden, 76.
* — on Kentish ballad, 339.
* — on strewing straw or chaff, 294.
* — on wages in 17th and 19th centuries, 227.
* — on the wife of Robert de Bruce, 187.
* — on wives of ecclesiastics, 148.
* Last of the villains, 139.
* Latin distich and translation, 415.
* — epigram, 416.
* — names of towns, 474.
* — verse, 215.
* Law courts at St. Alban's, 366.
* — of horses, 421.
* Lærig (derivation of), 387. 460.
* Lawyers' patron saint, 151.
* Lay of the Phœnix, 203, 235.
* L**b on family of Points of Greenham, 94.
* L. (B. L.)
* L. (C. L.) on history of Edward II., 98.
* — on landed and commercial Policy of England, 92.
* Legal polity of Great Britain (Dr. Thomas Bever's), 483.
* Legate (Bartholomew), the Martyr, 483. ​
* Legislators and ballad makers, 153.
* Legour on grog and Bishop Barnaby, 28.
* — why is an earwig called coach-bell, 383.
* Leman (Rev. Thomas), 59. 91.
* Lines on Pharaoh, 406.
* Lesly, Bishop of Ross, 186.
* Letter attributed to Sir Robert Walpole, 304. 321.
* — Book (Sir R. Haigh's), 463.
* — of Sir Robert Walpole, 388.
* Levite (Young), Macaulay's, 26. 167. 222. 374.
* Liber Sententiarum, 10. 20.
* Libraries (ancient), 21. 83.
* — public, 391.
* Library of Augustinian Eremites of York, 84.
* — of Dr. Johnson, 214. 270.
* Limb of the Law on a maiden assize and white gloves, 29.
* Limborch's Historia Inquisitionis, 20.
* Line quoted by De Quincey, 351. 388.
* Lines attributed to Henry Viscount Palmerston, 382.
* — Tom Brown, 372.
* — on London dissenting ministers, 383. 454.
* — quoted by Goethe, 125.
* — by Sir John Suckling, 439.
* — in the style of Suckling, 20.
* — on "Woman's Will," 247.
* Ling or Bodenham's Politeuphia, 28. 86.
* Lions in the Tower, 42.
* Literary Leisure, author of, 352.
* Literature, early English and early German, 428.
* — the pursuers of, 212.
* — pursuits of, 253.
* Liturgy version of the Psalms, 203. 234.
* Living dog better than a dead lion, 352. 370. 404.
* L. (J. H.) on King's coffee-house, Covent Garden, 493.
* — on Trimble family, 485.
* L. (L. B.) on Cowley or Cowleas, 107.
* — on Loscop, 371.
* L. L. L. on Howlett, the engraver, 321.
* Lobster in medal of the Pretender, 103. 167.
* Locke, MSS. of, 461.
* Locke's proposed Life of Lord Shaftesbury, 401.
* Logan (James), on ancient motto, 340.
* — on barnacles, 340.
* — on Conrad of Salisbury's Descriptio utriusque Britanniæ, 319.
* Logographic printing, 198.
* Lollius, meaning of, 393. 418.
* Lomax (T. G.) on Dr. Johnson's library, 214.
* Lomelyn (Domingo) jester to Henry VIII., 193.
* London, see Cunningham's Handbook for.
* — House Yard, 196.
* — improvements, Vanbrugh's, 142.
* Long, Robert, Admiral, 382. 422.
* —, Latin Epigram on a tall barrister so named, 422.
* Louvaine printer, Martin, 373.
* Lord Chatham, Queen Charlotte, original letter respecting, 65.
* Lord's Supper, a treatise on, by Robert Crowley, 332. 355.
* Loscop, 319. 371.
* Louis XIV., epigram on, 374.
* Love, the king's fool, 121.
* Love's last shift, 383. 476.
* Lower (Mark Antony) on definition of grummett, 358.
* — on the etymology of daysman, 188.
* — on seal of the Killigrew family, 204.
* — on shipster, 251.
* — on Shylock, 184.
* L. (R.) on the thistle of Scotland, 24.
* L. (S) on Vertue's MSS., 372.
* L. (T. H.), epigram on Louis XIV., 374.
* I. (T. J.) on characters of actors in Cibber's Apology, 67,
* Lucas's (John) MS. collection of English songs, 174.
* Lucifer, Vondel's, 142. 169.
* The lucky have whole days, 231. 351.
* Ludlow's (John) query as to Junius, 275.
* — memoirs, 384.
* Ludlum's dog (As lazy as), 475.
* Luther and Erasmus, lines on, 27.
* —, woodcut likenesses of, 203.
* —, portraits of, 232.
* —, Erasmus, and Ulric von Hutten, portraits of, 303.
* Luther's portrait at Warwick Castle, 400. 457.
* — translation of the New Testament, 1 John, v. 7., 399. 453.
* Lydgate and Coverdale, and their biographers, 379.
* Lynne (Walter), 474.
* L. (W.) on Honnore Pelle, 76.
* — on the omission of the words Dei Gratia from the new florin, 118.
* Lwyd (Merry), 315.
M.
* M on Mon Myles Blomefylde Ortus Vocabulorum, 90.
* — on Roland Monoux, 137.
* — on Manuscript of Orosius, 371.
* — on journal of Sir William Beeston, 444.
* — on Seager a painter, 469.
* M. on à brebis près tondue, &c, 357.
* — on the Apocrypha, 401.
* — on Arabic numerals, 281.
* — on Burnet, 40.
* — on the ecclesiastical year, 420.
* — on Gray's Elegy, 221.
* — on J. B.'s Treatise on Art and Nature
* — on Latin names of towns, 402.
* — on Moria Encomium of Erasmus, 455.
* — on note books, 462.
* — on opinions of English historians, Lord Clarendon, 166.
* — on poetical symbolism, 219.
* — on Ptolemy of Alexandria, 170.
* — on symbols of the evangelists, 472.
* — on Temple Stanyan, 460.
* — on Theses, 401.
* — on vox populi vox Dei, 492.
* — on Zenobia, 421.
* M. (A.) on watching the sepulchre, 403.
* M. or N., 485. 476.
* Mac Cabe (W. B.) on barnacles, 117.
* — on Frusius, 218.
* Macaulay and Bishop Burnet, 40. 259.
* Macaulay's "Young Levite," 26. 167. 222. 374.
* Macaulay's account of Duke of Monmouth, 3.
* Macbeth, on a passage in, 484.
* Machoreus, see Macorovius.
* Mackay (Jonn Ross), 125. 356.
* Macorovius or Machoreus (Alexander), 186.
* M. (A. D.) on the capture of the Duke of Monmouth, 24.
* — on Cromwell relics, 247.
* — on Macaulay's "Young Levite," 222.
* — on travelling in England, 68.
* Madden (Sir Frederick) on Purvey on the Apocalypse, and Bonner on the Seven Sacraments, 452.
* — on Sanuto's Doges of Venice, 36.
* — on the Wycliffite translation of the Scriptures, 366.
* Madoc's expedition to America, 12. 25. 57. 58. 236. 282.
* Madoc, the son of Owen Gwynedd, 56. 135.
* Maginn, Dr. miscellaneous writings of, 341. 406. 470.
* Maiden assize, white gloves at, 29.
* Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, 451.
* Maids (Red) of Bristol, 183. 219.
* Maitland (Rev. S. R.; on college salting, 261.
* — on Dibdin's Typographical Antiquities, 56.
* — on repository for "notes" and Herbert's "Ames," 8.
* Maitland, (Rev. S. R.), on Robert Crowley, 355.
* Malone's Shakspeare, blunder in, 213. 386. 461.
* Man in a garret, on M. de Gournay, 308.
* Manuscripts respecting abdication of James II., 39.
* Mare de Saham, 106. 121.
* Marescaucia, 94. 167.
* Margarets' (St.), Westminster, extracts from church wardens' accounts of, 195.
* Markland (J. H.) on Dr. Johnson and Dr. Warton, 481.
* — on esquire and gentlemen, 491.
* Marlborough (Duke of), 415. 490.
* Marlow's autograph, 469.
* Marlow and the old "Taming of a Shrew," 94. 226.
* Marriage contract of Mary Queen of Scots and the Earl of Bothwell, 97.
* Martel (Charles), 86.
* Martel (the name), 274.
* Martin (F. S.) on derivations of calamity, 8. 215.
* Martins, see Mertens.
* Martins, the Louvaine printer, 373.
* Marylebone gardens, 383. 490.
* Mary on origin of Polly, 215.
* Mary Queen of Scots, marriage contract of with the Earl of Bothwell, 97.
* Mary, Queen, her expectations, 188.
* Master of Methuen, 305.
* Master of the revels, 158. 373.
* Masters of St. Cross, 352. 404.
* Mathematical Archæology, 132.
* Mathews (W. Franks) on mother of Thomas à Becket, 415.
* Mathews (W. Franks) on Urbanus Regius, 419.
* Maudeleyne (Grace), 437.
* Maxim, French, 215. 373.
* May-day, 221;
* —— customs of, 187.
* May Marriages, 467.
* Maypole (Strand), 142.
* Mayor (Rev. J. E. B.) on Bishop Cosin's MSS.;
* —— index to Baker's MSS., 433.
* — on the circulation of the blood, 250.
* — notes on Bacon and Jeremy Taylor, 427.
* — on notes from fly-leaves, 212.
* — on smelling of the lamp, 371.
* Mayors, what is their correct prefix? 380.
* M. (B.), on Vanbrugh's London improvements, 142.
* M. (C. R.) on evangelistic symbols, 472.
* Medal of the Pretender, 58. 70. 103. 167.
* Mediæval geography (queries in), 60.
* Medical symbols, 399.
* Melandra on ancient alms-basins, 172.
* Melanion on French maxims, 373.
* — on "By hook or by crook," 205.
* — on Jew's-harp, 215.
* — on Macaulay Young Levite," 26.
* — on May-day customs, 187.
* — on military execution, 246.
* — on Nomade, 342.
* — on Periwinkle, a mocking emblem, 77.
* — on plagiarisms or parallel passages, 164. 260.
* — on Twm Shawn Cattie, 383.
* Mer des Histoires, 286. 385.
* Mercenary preacher, 384.
* Merry Lwyd, 315.
* Merser, Mr., House, Newington, painted glass in, 197.
* Mertens, Martins, or Martini the printer, 185.
* Merton (Ambrose) on Wesselcuphymin, 137.
* Mess. (A), meaning of, 153.
* Messengers (Queen's), 186. 445.
* Metal for telescopes, Rev. J. Edwards on, 174. 206.
* Methuen (Master of), 305.
* Metrical charms—Folk lore, 229.
* Metrical version of the Psalms, Lord Bacon's, 263.
* Metrical writings on alchymy, 60.
* Meyrick's Ancient Armour, error in, 342.
* M. (F.) on Astle's MSS., 282. ​
* M. (F.) on Compendyous Olde Treatyse, 277.
* — on Dore of Holy Scripture, 140.
* — on Dr. Hugh Todd's MSS, 282.
* — on Madoc, 282.
* —on MS. Book of Hours, 276.
* — on MSS. of Sir Roger Twysden, 282.
* — on royal genealogies, 282.
* — on "Factotum," 88.
* — on viridis vallis, 285.
* M. (G.) on incumbents of Church livings, 91.
* — on Katharine Pegg, 91.
* — on Rev, T. Leman, 91.
* — on Selago and Sainolus, 201.
* — on travelling hand-bills, 146.
* M. (H. J.) on ballad of Dick and the Devil, 172.
* Michael (St.) and All Angels, festival of, 202. 235.
* Microscope, 217.
* Middle Ages (Hallam's), 51.
* Middle Temple, 123.
* Miland (John) on trade editions—Cottle's Life of Coleridge, 55.
* Military execution, 246. 476.
* Milnes (Richard Monckton) on St. Thomas of Lancaster, 181.
* Milton, on passages in, 296.
* Milton's Defensio, MS. notes in, 164.
* — L'Allegro, 316.
* — Minor Poems, notes on, 316.
* — pedigree. Richard Haley or Hales, 366.
* Prose Works, Bohn's edition, 483.
* Minar's Book of Antiquities, 277.
* Minimum de Malis, 374.
* Minerva, order of, 188.
* Misquotations, 38.
* Mistake in Gibbon, 390.
* Miryland town, 166. 237.
* M. (J.) on Complutensian Polyglot, 268.
* — Evelyn's Sculptura, 235.
* — "God tempers the wind," &c., 357.
* — on Gray's elegy, 221.
* — on le petit Albert, 474.
* — on origin of Rococo, 356.
* — on Richard of Cirencester, 206.
* — on Roger Bacon; hints and queries for a new edition of his works, 393.
* — on theses, 461.
* — on treatise of equivocation, 264.
* —, wild huntsman, 363.
* —, did Oliver Cromwell write the new Star of the North. 202.
* M. (J. B.) on Bristol riots, 352.
* — on a French maxim, 251.
* M. (J. E.) on ancient motto, 93.
* M. (J. F.) on birthplace of Andrew Borde, 88.
* — on definition of clericus, 149.
* — on derivation of calamity, 268.
* — on Gray's elegy, 101.
* — hints to intending editors, 386.
* — on Mare de Saham and Portum Pusillum, 106.
* — on letters of Mrs Chiffinch, 124
* — on notes from fly-leaves, No. iv.. 164.
* — on a passage in L'Allegro, notes on Milton's minor poems, 316.
* — on Richard Haley or Hales, 366.
* — on the fraternity of vagabonds, 220.
* — on Walewich or Watewich, 236.
* M. (J. H) on Burnet, 341.
* — on Jew's-harp, 342.
* — on Milton's L'Allegro, 316.
* — on "to fettle," 169.
* Modest discours, 205, 233.
* Monastery, arrangement of one, 452.
* Moneta Sanctæ Helenæ, 100.
* Monk, Skinner's life of, 378.
* Monmouth's ash, 82.
* —, Duke of, 358.
* —, execution of, 237.
* —, capture of, 324.
* —, inedited letter of, 379.
* —, memorials of the last days of, 198.
* —, correspondence, 427.
* —, his pocket-book, 397.
* Monody on Sir John Moore, 321. 418.
* Monoux, Roland, monumental brass, 137. 188.
* Monosyllables, use of, 285.
* Monro (Cecil) on form of petition, 75.
* Monson (Lord) on Lord Carrington or Karinthon, 490.
* Monumental brass, 370. 405.
* Moore, Sir John, monody on the death of, 321. 445.
* Morgan, De (Professor), and Dr. Johnson, 107.
* Morning Herald, when first established, 7.
* Morse As caught the mare, 320.
* Moses, why represented with horns, 383. 419.
* Mosquito country, origin of the name, early connection of the Mosquito Indians with the English, 425.
* Mother of Thomas à Becket, 415. 490.
* Motto, ancient, 93. 104. 156. 189. 340.
* —, of University of Cambridge, 76.
* —, Sapcote, 366. 476.
* —, singular, 214. 233.
* —, the Buckingham, 138. 252. 283. 459.
* Mousetrap, book of the, 154.
* —, Dante, 339.
* Mowbray coheirs, 213. 388.
* Morning Chronicle, when established, 7.
* M. (R. M.) on chrysopolis, 383.
* — on Darnley's birth place, 220.
* — on Sanuto, 220.
* — (S. A.) on Charlemagne's talisman, 187.
* — on the darkness at the crucifixion, 186.
* MS. volume of chronicles at Reigate, note of, 6.
* MSS. of Casaubon, 422.
* — of Dr. Hugh Todd, 340.
* — of Locke, 401. 461.
* — of the Wycliffite translations of the Scripture, 366.
* — sermons by Jeremy Taylor, 125.
* — of Sir Roger Troysden, 76.
* M. (J. B.), Flemish account, 8.
* M. (J. F.) on Ling and Bodenham, 86.
* M. (J. H.) on Countess of Pembroke's letter, 119.
* M. (J. R) on parallel passages or plagiarisms in Childe Harold, 299.
* Muffins and crumpets, derivation of, 173. 205. 253.
* Munford (George), query, Is the Dombec the Domesday of Alfred, 365.
* Murrain in cows (charm for) used in Ireland, 349.
* Musafir on a Flemish account, 74.
* Music room in Charles Street, Covent Garden, 395.
* — in Dean Street, Soho, 395.
* "Mutual friend," Dr. Kennedy on the expression, 149.
* M. (W.) on derivation of "finkle," 381. 477.
* M. (W. B.) on Mare de Saham-Portum Pusillum—Watewich, 121.
* M. (W. I..) on Gray's Elegy, 221.
* "My love and I for kisses played," &c., 302. 458.
* My mind to me a kingdom is, 489. 302.
N.
* N. on Reinerius Saccho, 205.
* — on Bohn's edition of Milton's prose works, 488.
* — on busts of James I. and Charles I., and ancient tapestry, 43.
* — on discours modest, 205.
* — on Dr. Sam. Parr, and Dr. John Taylor of Shrewsbury school, 467.
* — on Katharine Pegg, 91.
* — on Rev. T. Leman, 91.
* — on William Godwin, 415.
* N. (A.), Minar's Books of Antiquities, 277.
* — on Reheting and Rehetours, 279.
* — on William Baxter. 285.
* Nagshead, Cheapside, 410.
* Name (change of), 246, 357.
* Names of towns (Latin), 402.
* Napoleon, tablet to, 262. 406, 461.
* Nares on Scarborough warning, 138.
* Nash's terrors of the night, 400. 468.
* Naso on Cock Lane, 244.
* — on Mary-le-bone Gardens, 383.
* — on the Norman crusades, 163.
* — on the Times, 136.
* Nat Lee's certificate, 149.
* Nathan on the ecclesiastical year, 381.
* — on "Vox et præterea nihil," 387.
* N (B.) on the lobster in the medal of the pretender, 167.
* — on Richard Green of Lichfield, 167.
* — on Thistle of Scotland, 166.
* Nec pluribus impar, 422.
* N. (E. L.) on the Koran by Sterne, 216.
* Nell Gwynne, Tennison's funeral sermon on, 28.
* Nelson's brother, letters of immediately after the battle of Trafalgar, 36.
* Nemo, Christ's Hospital, old songs once popular there, 318.
* — on the Memoirs of an American Lady, 335.
* —, what is the meaning of complexion, 352.
* —, query as to the author of Literary Leisure, 36.
* Neve (Peter Le) original letter of, 451.
* New Star of the North, did Oliver Cromwell write it, 202.
* New Year's Day custom, 214.
* Newcastle House, 436.
* New Exchange, 451.
* "News," origin of the word, 270. 319. 487.
* Nightingale (B.) medal of the pretender, 58.
* Nine of diamonds, why and when called the curse of Scotland, 61. 90.
* N. (J. E.) on John Stowe, 297.
* N. (J G.) on Constantine the artist, 452.
* — on Josias Ibach, Stada, 452.
* — on the Master of the Revels, 158.
* Nomade, 342. 389.
* Norman crusader, the, 103.
* Norman pedigrees, 214. 266.
* Norris on Gowghe's Dore of Holy Scripture, 205.
* Northman on Martin the Louvain printer, 373.
* — on Portugal, 246.
* —, why are North American aborigines called Indians, 254.
* Nosce Teipsuin, an exceptional Epigram, 391.
* Note on Herodotus, by Dean Swift, 350.
* — on Cold Harbour, 60.
* Notes on authors and books, 42.
* — on the Dodo, 410.
* — from fly leaves,
* —— No. 1. 9.;
* —— No. 11, 28;
* —— No. 3. 39;
* —— No. 4. 164;
* —— No. 5. 211;
* —— No. 6. 287.
* — method of keeping them, 104.
* — upon notes No. 1. 19.
* — query as to, 45.
* — value of a repository for, 8.
* — upon books, sales, catalogues, &c. in every number.
* — to correspondents, in every number.
* Novel a recent one, 231. 285.
* Novus on Compendyous Olde Treatyse, 404.
* — on Tracts, by F. H., 400.
* — on Walter Lynne, 474.
* — on Woolton's Christian manual, 400.
* Nudd (Gwynn ab), on Merry Lwyd, 316.
* Numismatic queries, 468.
* Nursery games and Rhymes, 401.
O.
* O. on a Latin epigram, 416.
* O. (L.) on portraits in the British Museum, 306.
* O. (R.) on coffee, the Lacedæmonian black broth, 124. 204.
* — on portrait of Charles I., 138.
* — on register of Cromwell's baptism, 136.
* Office book of Sir Henry Herbert, 143. ​
* Ogilby's Britannia, 153.
* Old Auster Tenements, 217. 307.
* — books, English and American reprints of, 209.
* — Robin Gray, MS. notes in, 165.
* Oliphant (G. H. Hewit) on law of horses, 421.
* Oliver (George) on Daysman, 267.
* Omens from battle, 258.
* Opinions respecting English historians:—II. Bishop Burnet, 40.
* —— II. Lord Clarendon, 165.
* Order of Minerva, 88.
* Ordination, pledges, 156. 206. 235.
* Origin, of the Jews-harp, 277.
* — of the change of Mary into Polly, 299.
* Ormerod (Geo.) on Sydenham or Tidenham, 458.
* Ormonde, (second Duke of), 380.
* — house, 320.
* Orosius, (Anglo-Saxon MS. of), 371.
* Ortus Vocabulorum, 90.
* Ossory, (Bishops of), 305.
* Otloh the Scribe, by S. W. Singer, 113. 147.
* Our progress, 129. 289.
* — progress and prospects, 50.
* — further progress, 393.
* Owen (Rev. Dr.), new edition of his works, 276.
* — epigram from the Latin of, 308.
* Oxoniensis on Bp. Ken's Hymns, 188.
* — on MS. Sermons by Jeremy Taylor, 125.
P.
* P. on Boston de Bury, 186.
* — on Carena, 186.
* — was not Sir George Jackson "Junius," 172. 276.
* Painted glass, 197.
* Painter, Seager, a, 469.
* P. (A. G. S.), Snow of Chicksand priory, 351.
* Pallace, the meaning of, 202. 233. 284.
* Pall Mall, 436.
* Palmerston (Herry Viscount), lines attributed to, 382.
* Pamphlets respecting Ireland, 384. 473.
* Pandoxare, 202. 234. 284.
* Paraphrase of the Gospels, Erasmus', 172.
* Parallel passages, 330.
* Pardonere (the) and Frere, 390.
* Parish registers, extracts from, 41.
* — statistics, Chart, Kent, 442.
* Parker street, Drury lane, 229.
* Parkership, porkership. See Pokership.
* Parliamentary writs, 305.
* Parnell, lines by, 427.
* Parr (Dr. Sam.) of Shrewsbury, and Shrewsbury school, 466.
* Parson's charity, Oliver Cromwell as feoffee of, 465.
* Passage from an old play, 76.
* — from Pope, 245.
* Patron saint of Lawyers, 151.
* Pavoise of the Black Prince, 283.
* Pawnbrokers' three balls, 42.
* Paying through the nose, 335. 421.
* P. (C.) on Parnell, 427.
* Peal of bells, a, 170.
* —, anecdote of a, 382.
* Peckham (East), Kent, extract from parish registers, 41.
* Pedigrees, Norman, 214. 266.
* Pedlar's song attributed to Shakspere, and tradition connected with Shakspere's "Hamlet," 23.
* Pegge (Catherine), 59. 90. 141. 200.
* Pembroke, Dorset, and Montgomery, countess of, celebrated letter of, 28. 119. 154.
* Penniel, etymology of, 449.
* Penny, etymology of, 384. 411.
* Percy (Dr.) and the poems of the Earl of Surrey, 470.
* Periergus Bibliophilus, on book of the mousetrap, 154.
* Periplus of Hanno, the Carthaginian, 361. 412.
* Periwinkle, a mocking emblem, 77.
* Peruse or pervise, the word, 215. 222. 319.
* Petit Albert, 385.
* Petition, form of, 43. 75.
* Pet names, 242. 299.
* P. (G.) on Annus Trabeationis, 105.
* —, query respecting Urbanus Regius, 367.
* Pharaoh, lines on, 406.
* Φ on florins, 119.
* — on lions in the Tower, 42.
* — on wives of ecclesiastics, 116.
* Philalethis Cestriensis, 334.
* Philautus, epigram to, 358.
* Philip, St., 216.
* Philobodius, lines on Pharaoh, 406.
* Phœnix, lay of, Anglo-Saxon, 203. 235.
* — by Lactantius, 283.
* Φιλολογος, on derivation of Zero, 268.
* —, on the origin of the change of Mary into Polly, 299.
* Phonetic peculiarity, 463.
* Physicians, proverb against, 277.
* Pictures of Queen Elizabeth and Charles I. in churches, 184.
* Pilgrimage of kings, 173.
* — of princes, 203.
* Pimlico, origin of name, 383. 474.
* Pisan, meaning of, 101. 236. 266. 299.
* Pitt's (Lord Chatham) resignation, 65.
* Pity is akin to love, 248.
* P. (J.) on origin of word "bug,” 237.
* P. (K. M.) on the festival of St. Michael and all angels, 203.
* Plagiarisms, or parallel passages, 163. 260. 332. 347.
* Planché (J. R.) on ancient tapestry, 68.
* — on armour of Black Prince and sword of Charles I., 183.
* — on Queen's messengers, 221.
* Plays, authors of old, 120.
* Poem by Sir Edward Dyer, 355.
* — in Lansdowne MSS., 12.
* Poems of William Basse, 265.
* Poetical symbolism, 219.
* Poets, Leigh Hunt's sonnet on, 122.
* Poghele, meaning of, 186. 406.
* Poins and Bardolph, 385. 418.
* Pointz of Greenham, family of, 94.
* Pokership or Porkership, meaning of, 185. 218. 236. 269. 281. 323. 369.
* Poley (Sir John), portrait of, 385.
* Policy, history of landed and commercial, in England, 59. 91.
* Political maxim, when first used, 93. 104.
* Polly, origin of the change of Mary into, 215. 299.
* Polyglot, Complutensian, 213. 251. 268. 325. 402. 461.
* Poor Robin's almanack, 470.
* Poore's (Edward) Literary Collections, 122.
* Pope Felix, 415. 475.
* Pope and Petronius, 452.
* —, Petronius, and his translators, 414.
* —, passages from, 245.
* —, quotations from, 102.
* —, on a passage in, 201.
* — vindicated, 362.
* Pope's Homer's Odyssey, errors in, 331.
* — revision of Spence's essay on the Odyssey, 396.
* — translations of Horace, 230.
* Porkership, 324. See Pokership.
* Portrait by Boonen, 386.
* — of Charles I., 137.
* Portraits in the British Museum, 305.
* — of Luther and Erasmus, 202.
* — of Luther, Erasmus, and Ulric von Hutten, 303.
* Portugal, gazetteer of, 246. 368.
* Portum pusillum, 106. 121.
* Potter (T. R.) on Belvoir Castle, 384.
* Pound, St. Giles's, 244.
* Powell's (Rev. T.) Human Industry, Bolton Corney on, 102.
* Powers (John) on Eva, daughter of Dermot Macmurrough, 163.
* Praise undeserved, origin of the line, 222.
* Pray remember the grotto, 5.
* Prebendaries, 400.
* Prendergast (M.) on Scole Inn, 283.
* Pretender, the lobster in the medal of the, 58. 167.
* Price (E. B.) on coffee, the Lacedæmonian black broth, 139.
* Printers' couplets, 86.
* Printing presses, topography of foreign, 277. 348.
* Priscian, query about a or an before vowels, 350.
* Prison discipline and execution of justice, 70.
* Propugnaculum, Anti-Pistorianum, 203.
* Proverb, a living dog better than a dead lion, 404.
* —, weather, 413.
* Proverbial sayings and their origin, 347. 382.
* Provincial words, 467.
* Prutenicæ, meaning of, 215. 284.
* Psalms, liturgy version of, 203. 234.
* Lord Bacon's metrical version of, 202. 235. 263.
* Ptolemy of Alexandria, 142. 170.
* Public libraries, 391.
* Pursuers of literature, 212.
* Pursuits of literature, 253.
* Purvey on the Apocalypse, 452.
* Pusan, Iklynton collar, 440.
* Pwcc on Caerphile Castle, and the use of Samolus and Selago by the Druids, 157.
* — on curious Welsh custom, 173.
* P. (W. P.) on a passage in Cowper's Task, 223.
* — on derivation of "calamity," 268.
Q.
* Q. Q. on a Flemish account, 74.
* Quæsitor, Vox Populi, monody on Sir John Moore, 321.
* Quarterly Review on Burnet, 41.
* Queen of hearts, 320.
* Queen's bagnio, 286.
* — messengers, 186. 221. 445.
* Queen Street, Great, Lincoln's Inn, 244.
* Quem Deus vult perdere, 351. 421. 476.
* Queries on outline, 318.
* —, Woolton's Christian Manual, 399.
* Query as to notes, 43.
* — on Ptolemy of Alexandria, 142.
* Quevedo, Spanish bull-fights, 381.
R.
* R. on Caraccioli's life of Lord Clive, 108.
* — on Cartwright's poems, 151.
* — on Macaulay's Young Levite, 167.
* — on Sir R. Haigh's letter-book, 463.
* — on "sneck-up," 492.
* R. (A.) on Hordys, 404.
* R. (A. B.) on Bartholomew Legate, the martyr, 483.
* —, lines on London dissenting ministers, 454.
* — on Dr. Richard Holsworth and Thos. Fuller, 484.
* Rahere on curious monumental brass, 247.
* Rainbow in the morning, &c, 451.
* Rain, fall of, in England, 173. 235.
* Raleigh, bust of Sir Walter, 76.
* Ranelagh, Lord, daughter of, and Charles II., 478.
* Rappee (Brown) on "esquire" and "gentleman," 437.
* Ravennas, anonymous, date of, 124. 220. 368.
* Rawdon papers, 400.
* R. (C. J.) on catsup, 283.
* — on derivation of "lærig," 387.
* — on gourders of rain, 419.
* — on Quem Deus vult perdere, 421.
* — on MSS. of Dr. Hugh Todd, 340.
* — on Norman pedigrees, 267.
* — on tablet of Napoleon, 406.
* — on translation of Ælian, 267.
* — on the transposition of letters, 422.
* — on the use of monosyllables, 285. ​
* R. (C. J.), to endeavour oneself, 285.
* R. (C. U. B. E.) on a nation's ballads, 124.
* R. (D. N.) on misquotations, 38.
* Reconciliation, the, in 1554, 186.
* Record publications, 90.
* Records, extracts from old, 317.
* Red Lion Square, 436.
* Red maids of Bristol, 183. 219.
* R. (E. F.) on the Strand Maypole, 142.
* — on John Lucas's MS. collection of English songs, 174.
* — on Colonel Blood's house, 174.
* References, query as to, 20.
* —, accuracy of, 170.
* Regimental badges, 415.
* Reheting and Rehetours, meaning of, 155. 278.
* Reigate, MS. chronicles at, 6.
* Reinerius Saccho, 106. 205.
* Revells, the office of master of, 219. 273.
* R. (G. J.) on writers of notes on fly-leaves, 51.
* Richard of Cirencester, 93.
* Richard, Duke of Gloucester, autograph motto of, 138. 252.
* — III., true tragedy of, 315.
* Richardson, E. Bouchier, query relating to Rev. Dr. Thomlinson, 350.
* Richmond Buildings, Soho, 196.
* Rich (A.), Jun., on the Buckingham motto, 459.
* — on meaning of "grummett," 558.
* — (Anthony), Jun., on Pope, Petronius, and his translators, 414.
* Rider, Sir William, 203. 268. 325.
* Rimbault, E. F., Dr., on authors who have privately printed their own works, 469.
* — on ballad of Jemmy Dawson, 158.
* — on Betterton's duties of a player, 105.
* —, bibliographical notes, 413.
* — on Dr. Burney's musical works, 135.
* — on Cunningham's Handbook for London, which see.
* — on Cheshire round, 456.
* — on Domingo Lomelyn, jester to Henry VIII., 194.
* —, English translation of Erasmus Enconium Moriæ, 455.
* —, on the exaletation of ale, a poem, 146.
* — on the field of forty footsteps, 217.
* —, the first coffee-houses in England, 314.
* —, the French Change, Soho, 410.
* — on Gesta Grayorum, 489.
* — on Hudibras, 178.
* — on Lollius, 418.
* — on Lydgate and Coverdale and their biographers, 379.
* — on Marylebone Gardens, 490.
* — on the Maudeleyne Grace, 487.
* — on mother of Thomas à Becket, 490.
* — on office-book of Sir Henry Herbert, 143.
* — on office of Master of the Revels, 219.
* — on the origin of the Jews-harp, 277.
* — on Pimlico, 474.
* —, ten queries concerning poets and poetry, 302.
* — on Roger de Coverley, 118.
* — on salting, 492.
* — on Sir Edward Dering's household book, A.D. 1648-52, 162.
* — on William Basse and his poems, 266.
* — on spur money, 494.
* — on sword called curtana, 364.
* — tracts by Decker and Nash, 454
* — on Turnstile Lane, Holborn, 244.
* — on use of beaver hats in England, 317.
* — Vertue's manuscripts, 319.
* — when were umbrellas introduced into England, 414.
* — who translated the Turkish Spy, 334.
* Ringers' true guide, Beaufoy's, 157.
* Riots, Bristol, 352. 460.
* R. (L. C.) on derivation of "to fettle," 142.
* R. (N. E.) allusion in Friar Brackley's sermon, 351.
* Roasted mouse, 430.
* Robson (W.) on the name Martel, 294.
* Rock (Rev. Daniel) on the fraternity of Christian doctrine.—Chaucer's night charm, 281.
* — on the watching of the sepulchre, 354.
* — on the Wickliffite version of the scriptures, 405.
* — on Vox Populi vox Dei, 370.
* Rococo, 321. 356.
* Rodd (Mr.) sale of his books, 190.
* Roger Bacon, hints and queries for a new edition of his works, 393.
* Roger de Coverley, 59. 118.
* Rogers (J. R.) on the meaning of palace, 202.
* Roman Catholic church, statistics of, 61.
* Roman numerals, 434.
* Roodloft, history of, 195.
* Rose, under the, 214.
* Rosh, query respecting Sir Robert Long, 382.
* Ross (C.) on the Duke of Monmouth's pocket-book, 397.
* — on author of Laissez faire laissez passer, 390.
* Roterodamus on Luther and Erasmus, 27.
* Rotton Row and Stockwell Street, 441.
* Rowland's Choise of Change, 38.
* Royal genealogies, 282.
* — household allowances, 85.
* Roydon on fall of rain in England, 174.
* R. (R) on golden frog, 282
* — on hints to intending editors, 243.
* — on provincial words, 467.
* R. (T. C) etymology of havior, 368.
* Rufa on the Red Maids of Bristol, 219.
* Rufus, Nosce teipsum, 391.
* — Cupid crying, 172.
* — on the Devotee, 222.
* — epigram from the Latin of Vincent Bourne, 253.
* — epigram by, 204.
* — epigram from the Latin of Owen, 308.
* — epigram on soul and body, 390.
* — epigram to Philantus, 358.
* — on the golden age, 270.
* — lines on Miminum de Malis, 374.
* — on "Nec pluribus impar," 422.
* — ode to David Cook from V. Bourne, 152.
* — translation from V. Bourne, 347.
* Runcton, North, Norfolk, extract from parish register of, 103.
* Runes, 478
* Rush bearings, 258.
* Russell (Lady Rachel), 462.
* Russells and Savegard, meaning of, 202.
* R. (W. B.) on Vox et Præterea nihil, 421.
* R. (W. D.) on Henry Ryder, bishop of Killaloe, 383.
* R. (W. J. B.) on hexameter verses in the scriptures, 109.
* Ryder (Henry) bishop of Killaloe, 383. 418.
* — (Sir William), 282
* Rye (W. B.) on captivity of the Queen of Bruce in England, 290.
S.
* S. on the Buckingham motto, 283.
* — on Poins and Bardolph, 418.
* — of N. S. on queries in church history, 158.
* Σ. on law courts at St. Alban's, 366.
* — on Thynne's Collection of Chancellors, 60.
* — on tandem, 382.
* — on the meaning of grummett, 319.
* Sacrilege punished by flaying, 185.
* Safeguard, 419.
* Salisbury Change, 451.
* Salt at Montem, 384. 473.
* Salting (college) and tricking of freshmen, 261. 390. 492.
* — something else about, 349.
* Samolus and Selago, the use of, by the Druids, 157. 231. 368.
* Sangred, meaning of, 124. 325.
* Sanson (John), "a living dog better than a dead lion," origin of, 352.
* — on Bishop Cosin's form of consecration of churches, 303.
* — on C. Agricola's Propugnaculum, 88. 203.
* — on La Mer des Histoires, 286.
* — on treatise by Engelbert, 214.
* Sans Souci Theatre, Leicester Place, 150.
* Sanuto's Doges of Venice, 36. 75. 220.
* Sapcote motto, 366. 476.
* Sartorius on travelling in England, 145.
* Satirical medal of the Pretender, 58. 70. 103. 167.
* Savile, (Marquis of), Halifax, 384.
* Savegard and Russells, meaning of, 202. 267.
* Sayers, the caricaturist, 187.
* S. (C.) on water gate, 164.
* Scala Cœli, 366. 402 455.
* Scarborough warning, 138.
* S. (C. F.) extracts from parish registers of East Peckham, Kent, 42.
* — on the fraternity of Christian doctrine, 214.
* — on origin of Epithet Factotum, 44.
* Scheible of Stuttgart, books published by, 130.
* Scole, White Hart Inn, 245. 283.
* Schoolboy on Byron and Tacitus, 390.
* Sclater (Dr.), in books of, 178.
* Scotland, curse of, nine of diamonds, why so called, 90.
* —, thistle of, 24. 166.
* Scotus on flaws of wind, 88.
* — on Duke of Monmouth's correspondence, 427.
* — on a Flemish account, 74.
* — on roasted mouse, 430.
* — on order of Minerva, 88,
* — on Madoc's expedition to America, 25.
* — on thistle of Scotland, 90.
* S. (C. W.) query, whence Shakspeare took the names Poins and Bardolph, 385.
* S. (D.) on the bishop that burneth, 87.
* — on Defoe's tour through Great Britain, 205.
* — on Marescausia, 94.
* — on Praise undeserved, 222,
* — on record publications, 90.
* — on St. Antholin's parish books, 423.
* S. (D. V.), query, brown study, 362.
* — on complexion, 473.
* — on direct and indirect etymology, 331.
* — "as lazy as Ludlum's dog as laid him down to bark," 382.
* Seager, a painter, 469.
* S. (E.) on Bayswater and its origin, 163.
* — on pokership, 369.
* Secretan (Rev. C. F.) on Sermones Sancti Caroli Borromai, 27.
* Selago and Samolus, the use of, by the Druids, 157. 231. 368.
* Selden (Error in Johnson's life of), 451.
* — titles of honour, 351.
* Seleucus on Anglo-Saxon lay of the Phœenix, 203.
* — on Cromwell's estates, 339.
* — on Eva, daughter of Dermot Macmurrough, 163.
* — on Folk Lore of Wales, 294.
* — on new-year's-day custom, 214.
* — on Tureen, 340.
* — on Twm Sion Catti, 456.
* Sepulchre (watching of), 318. 354.
* Seriopoli, 213.
* Sermones Sancti Caroli Borromai, 27.
* Serpent's eggs, and straw necklaces, 24.
* Scutter's "Atlas Novus." 156.
* Seven champions of Christendom, 418.
* Sewerage in Etruria, 180.
* Seymour, (Colonel Hyde), 351.
* S. (G. A.) on the Pardonere and Frere, 390.
* — (H.) on Complutensian MSS. 461.
* Shaftesbury (Earl of ), on Monmouth's Ash, 82.
* — (Lord), and Dr. Whichcot, 382.
* Shakespeare and dear stealing, 4. ​
* Shakespeare, employment of monosyllables, 228.
* — Malone's blunder in, 213.
* — MSS. 53.
* — and the old Taming of the Shrew, 345.
* — papers, Dr. Maginn's, 470.
* — Hamlet, tradition respecting. 23.
* — Pedlar's Song attributed to, 23.
* Shipster, meaning of, 216. 251.
* Sholbus. (D.) on old charms, 293.
* Shore (Dick), 220.
* Short's Gardens, Drury Lane, 129.
* Shrew, derivation of, 381. 421. 442.
* — Taming of the, 194. 227. 345.
* Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury School, Dr. Sam. Parr, and Dr. John Taylor of, 466.
* Shrouds, or clouds, in Shakespeare, 58.
* Shuck, the dog-fiend, 468.
* Shylock, on the name, 184. 221.
* S. (J.) on "By hook or by crook," 237.
* — on Forlot or Forthlot, 371.
* Sickingen, Franz Von, 336. 389.
* Signe of the end, query respecting, 12.
* Simpson (William Sparrow), on a curious monumental brass, 370.
* Singer S. W. on Ælfric's coloquy, 198. 278.
* — on king Alfred's Geography of Europe, 313.
* — on the Anglo-Saxon word Unlaed, 430.
* — on borrowed thoughts, 482.
* — on contradictions in Dox Quixote; and query as to the Buscapié, 171.
* — on the Dodo queries, 485.
* — Dodo replies, 353.
* — on Hanno's Periplus, 412.
* — to Dr. Jacob Grimm, 292.
* — on Lærig, 460.
* — on Luther's translation of the New Testament, 453.
* — on Pope's revision of Spence's Essay on the Odyssey, 396.
* — what books did Otloh write, 113.
* Singular motto, 214.
* Sir Roger de Coverley, 368.
* Siwel on God tempers the Wind, 418.
* S. (J. A.) on By hook or by crook, 405.
* — on Lord Bacon's metrical version of the Psalms, 263.
* — on ballad maker and legislators, 153.
* — on discours modest, 233.
* — on family of Dove of Doncaster, 253.
* — on Gesta Gravorum, 351.
* — on lines quoted by Goethe, 188.
* S. (J. J.) motto of University of Cambridge.
* S. (J. M.) on topography of foreign printing presses, 340.
* S. (J.) on Norman pedigrees, 267.
* — on Southwell's supplication, 351.
* — recent novel, 285.
* S. (J. P.) on dissenting ministers, 445.
* — on chapels, 417.
* Skinner's life of Monk, 378.
* Skipwyth (Sir William), king's justice in Ireland, 23.
* Skyring (G. William), on America known to the ancients, 342.
* S. (L.), on allusions in homilies, 229.
* — on omens from cattle, 259.
* — on Tempora mutantur, 234.
* Slang phrases, 234.
* Smelling of the lamp, 335. 371.
* Smirke (E), on the last of the villains, 139.
* — on old Auster Tenements, 307.
* — on pokership, 269.
* Smyth's extracts on Burnet, 41.
* Sneck up, 492.
* Snob, origin of, 185. 250.
* Snow of Chicksand priory, 351.
* Snow (Robert), query as to illustrations of cressets vert vert painted on enamel, 366.
* — on hanap, 478.
* — on horns, 456.
* — on Judas Bell, 357.
* — on "A Mess," 153.
* Soc, (C. R.) on college salting, 321.
* Soho Square, 450.
* Solomon Dayrolles, 476.
* Song of the bees, 415.
* Song in the style of Suckling, 133.
* Sonnets by W. J. Thoms, 203. 222.
* Soul and body, 390.
* Southwell's supplication, 351.
* S. (P.), on authorship of a couplet, 231.
* Sparse, meaning of, 215. 251.
* S. (P. C. S.), on Bernicia, 388.
* — on Mr. Cresswell and Miss Warneford, 189.
* — on Duke of Ashgrove, 92.
* — on Dr. Dove of Doncaster, 73.
* — on Gazetteer of Portugal, 284.
* — on iron railings round St. Paul's, 446.
* — on Sir W. Rider, 203.
* — on a passage in Pope, 202.
* — Pope vindicated, 362.
* — on verb to endeavour oneself, 154.
* Spectre, Sir Thomas Boleyn's, 468.
* Speculum Exemplorum, 380.
* Spence's Essay on the Odyssey (Pope's revision of), 396.
* Spenser's monument, 481.
* Spur money, 373. 374. 462. 494.
* Spurious letter of Sir R. Walpole, 388.
* S. (R S.), on Dance Thumbkin, 493.
* — on "A frog he would a-wooing go," 458.
* S. (R. J.) on History of Edward II., 220.
* — on a peal of bells, 170.
* S. (S.) on Sir William Rider, 269.
* S. (S. P.), query on line quoted by De Quincey, 351.
* S. S. S. on black broth, 399.
* — on daysman, 419.
* — on Deputy Lieutenants of the Tower of London, 400.
* — on Easter eggs, 397.
* — on gloves, 405.
* — on Hever, 405.
* — on "By hook or by crook," 405.
* — on monumental brass, 405.
* — on note books, 422.
* — on Poghell, 406.
* — on prebendaries, 400.
* — on safeguard, 419.
* — on the Steward family, 405.
* — on ancient tiles, 419.
* — on tureen, 407.
* — on Watewich, 405.
* S. (S. W.), on Antony Alsop, 249.
* — epigram by La Monnoye, 373.
* — on Ave Trici and Gheeze Ysenoudi, 267.
* — on Drayton's Poems, 83.
* — on Henno Rusticus, 89.
* — on Lacedæmonian black broth, 242.
* — on "My Love and I for kisses played," 458.
* — on portraits of Luther and Erasmus, 232.
* — on Otloh the scribe, 147.
* — poem by Sir Edward Dyer, 355.
* — on portraits of Ulrich of Hutten, 337.
* — on Warburton and Collier v. Dyce, 53.
* S. (S. W.) on Sanuto's Doges of Venice, 75.
* St. Antholin's parish books, 423.
* St. Chad (Henry), on burning the dead, 308.
* St. Croix (H. C.) on Gray's Elegy, 150.
* — on "Love's last Shift," 383.
* St. Evona's choice, 253.
* St. Francis (Flemish work on the Order of), 385.
* St. George (Lewelyn) on Bishop Lesly, 186.
* St. Martin's Lane, 376.
* St. Olave's, Crutched Friars, 115.
* St. Paul's Alley, 410.
* St. Paul's Churchyard, 410.
* St. Valentine in Norwich-Cook-Eels, 293.
* Standards of the Anglo-Saxons, devices on, 216.
* Stanesby (J. T.) on the word Sparse, 251.
* Stanyan (Temple), 382.
* Statistics (early) Chart, Kent, 330. 441.
* Stationers' Registers, 84.
* Statistics of the Roman Catholic Church, 61. 107.
* Stephens' (Rev. W.) sermons, 118. 334.
* Sterling and Penny, derivation of, 384. 411.
* Sterne's Koran, 216. 418.
* Stevens (David) on divination by the Bible and key, 413.
* — on errors in Pope's Homer's Odyssey, 332.
* — on John Ross Mackay, 356.
* Steward or Stewart, family of, Bristol, 335. 405.
* Stoke on ancient churchyard customs, 441.
* Storey's Gate, Birdcage Walk, St. James's Park, 114.
* Stowe (John), 291.
* Strand (Maypole), 142.
* Straw necklaces, 104.
* Strewing straw or chaff, 294.
* Strode's (Dr.) poem, 490.
* — song by attributed to Fletcher, 146.
* Strickland (H. E.) on the Dodo, 410.
* — on Dodo queries, 262.
* Street (John) on sword of Charles I., 372.
* Stuart (Lady Arabella) new facts about, 10. 274.
* Student on Madoc's expedition, 12.
* Stukeley (Dr.), Medal of, 122.
* Subscriber, on Scala Cœli, 366.
* — on wives of ecclesiastics, 77.
* Suckling, inedited song by, 72.
* — lines in the style of, 20. 133,
* Sudlow (Jno) on Dr. Dobbs and his horse Nobbs, 253.
* Superstition, Death-bed, 315.
* Superstitions of the midland counties, 451.
* — in the north of England, 294.
* Supper of the Lorde, 332. 355. 362.
* Surrey (Earl of) and his poems, and what Dr. Percy did with them, 471.
* Sussex, iron manufactories of, 87.
* S. (W. H.) on the origin of grog, 168.
* Swift's opinion of Burnet, 41.
* —, note of, on Herodotus, 350.
* Swingeing tureen, 406.
* Sword called Curtana, 364.
* Sword of Charles I. 372.
* Swords worn in public, 415.
* Swot, origin of, 352. 369.
* Sydenham or Tidenham, 458.
* Symbolical custom, 363.
* Symbolism of the fir cone, 247.
* — of flowers, 457.
* — poetical, 219.
* Symbols of the four Evangelists, 385. 471.
T.
* T. on Bishop Burnet, 181.
* — on bone houses, 221.
* — on burning the dead, 216.
* — on Pedlar's song atttibuted to Shakespere, 23.
* — on MSS. of Casaubon, 422.
* — on the word Rococo, 321.
* — on Woolton's Christian Manual, 399.
* T. (A.) on Discurs Modest, 142.
* — on Rev. Thomas Leman, 59.
* Table book, 215.
* Tablet to Napoleon, 406. 461.
* Tace Latin for a candle, 385.
* Tacitus and Byron, 390.
* Tale of a tub, 326.
* Talisman, Charlemagne's, 140. 187.
* Taming of the Shrew, the old, 194.
* Taming of a Shrew, play of, 194. 227. 345.
* Tandem, 382.
* Tapestry, ancient, 43. 68.
* Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, 196.
* Taylor (Jeremy), MSS. sermons by, 125.
* — reprint of his works, 483.
* Taylor (Dr. John) of Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury school, 466.
* Telescopes, Rev. J. Edwards on metal for, 174. 206.
* Temple, the, or a temple, 335. 420.
* Temple Stanyan, 460.
* Tempora mutantur, 234. 419.
* Teneber Wednesday, 459.
* Tenements, Old Auster, 217. 307.
* Tennison's funeral sermon on Nell Gwynne, 28. ​
* Ten queries concerning poets and poetry, 302.
* T. (E. S.), numismatic queries, 468.
* T. (E. S.), on "Shuck," the dog-fiend, 468.
* — on Sir Thomas Boleyn's spectre, 468.
* þa on ancient church plate, 73.
* Theophania, 174.
* Theory of Vision (Berkeley's) vindicated, 107. 131.
* Θ on devices on standards of the Anglo-Saxons, 216.
* — on MSS. of Locke, 461.
* — on religious tract by F. H., 460.
* Theses, bibliography of, 401. 461.
* Thistle of Scotland, 24. 90.
* Thomas à Becket, mother of, 415.
* Thomas (St.) of Lancaster, 181. 234.
* Thomlinson (Rev. Dr.), Query relating to, 350.
* Thoms (William I.), "Pray remember the grotto," 5.
* — on white gloves at a maiden assize, 72.
* — sonnets by, 200. 222.
* — on metrical charms, 229.
* — weather proverb, 413.
* Thornhill (Sir J.), pocket-book of, 123.
* Thorpe (B.), on Ælfric's Colloquy, 232.
* Thoulouse, inquisition of, 10.
* Three balls of pawnbrokers, 42.
* Throwing old shoes at a wedding, 468.
* Thynne's collection of chancellors, 60.
* Tickhill, "God help me," 249. 325. 422.
* Tilbury, aboriginal chambers near, 462.
* Tiles, ancient, 173. 419.
* Times, when first established, 7. 75.
* Times, Herald, Chronicle, when first established, 75.
* Times paper, history of, 36.
* Titles of honour, 351.
* T. (J.) on Antony Alsop, 259.
* — on Bishop Barnaby, 132.
* — on catacombs and bone-houses, 210.
* — on curious custom, 245.
* T. (J. M.), on Madoc's emigration to America, 136. 236.
* Todd (Rev. James H.), on ancient libraries, 83.
* — on Berkeley's Theory of Vision vindicated, 130.
* — on cromlech, 319.
* — on etymology of Armagh, 264.
* — on reheting, rehetours, &c., 155.
* Todd (Dr. Hugh), MSS. formerly belonging to, 246. 282. 340.
* To endeavour oneself, 285.
* Tom Brown, lines attributed to, 372.
* Tomlinson of Southwingfield, Derbyshire, 215.
* Toothache, charm for the, 429.
* Topography of foreign printing-presses, 277. 340.
* Totness, etymology of, 470.
* Tottenham Street, 150.
* Tottenham Court Road, 228.
* Torri's Polyglot edition of Gray's elegy, 150.
* Treatise upon the microscope, 217.
* Trebor on Emerods, 476.
* — on lines quoted by Goethe, 125.
* — on death bed superstition, 467.
* Trevelyan (Sir W. Calverly), on anonymous Ravennas, 368.
* — on St. Alban's Day, 399.
* — on Lacedæmonian black broth, 204.
* — on Portugal, 368.
* — on Selago, 368.
* — on Sir Roger de Coverley, 368.
* — on watching the sepulchre, 403.
* Treves (Engelbert, Archbishop of), treatise by, 214.
* Trimble family, 485.
* Trophee, 303. 339.
* T. (T. H.), on Tower Royal, 116.
* T. (T.), on Macaulay's Young Levite, 374.
* Tower royal, origin of, 28. 116.
* — of London, lions in, 42.
* — deputy lieutenants of, 400.
* Towton, the battle of, 124.
* Tracts, by Eachard, 320.
* — by Dekker and Nash, 454.
* — religious, by F. H., 460. 490.
* — Trade editions, 55.
* Trafalgar, battle of, letters of Lord Nelson's brother after, 36.
* Tragedy of Richard III. 315.
* Transportation of letters, 184. 293. 422.
* Translation of Ælian, 267.
* Translation of the Scriptures, MSS. of, 366.
* Travelling of old, in England, 87. 145. 167. 220.
* — hand bills, 146.
* — in 1590, 400.
* Treatise on Art and Nature, J. B's, 401. 458.
* Trunck breeches, 382. 384. 445. 489.
* Tub, tale of a, 326.
* Tureen, origin of, 246. 307. 340. 407. 455.
* "Turkish Spy," who translated it, 334.
* Turnbull (W. B. D. D.), on Scutter's Atlas Novus, 156.
* Turner's MS. History of Westminster, 140.
* Turner (T. Hudson), on beaver hats, 266.
* — on Pisan, 266.
* — on Moneta Santa Helena, 101.
* Turnstile Lane, Holborn, 244.
* T. (W. C.), on public libraries, 391.
* Twm Shawn Cattie, 383. 455, 456. 489.
* Two noble kinsmen, 133.
* Twysden, MSS. of Sir Roger, 76. 282.
* Tyburn gallows, 180.
* Tyndale, 303.
* Typographical Antiquities by Dibdin, 56.
U.
* Ulrich of Hutten, portraits of, 336.
* Umbrellas, when were they introduced into England, 414.
* "Under the rose," 214.
* Unlaed, the Anglo-Saxon word, 430.
* Urbanus Regius, 367. 419.
* Use of coffins, 321.
V.
* V. on Cromwell's estates, 389. 277.
* — on El Buscapie, 206.
* — on muffins, 205.
* — on serpents' eggs and straw necklaces, 24.
* — on travelling in England, 68.
* Van Voorst's Polyglot edition of Gray's Elegy, 150.
* Vagabonds, fraternitye of, 183. 220.
* Vanbrugh's London improvements, 142.
* Vaux on origin of Grog, 52.
* V. (E.), on anecdote of Charles the First, 437.
* — on Arabic numerals, 230.
* — on Christinas hymn, 201.
* — on college salting, 306.
* — on a curious monumental brass, 370.
* — on Dutch language, 383.
* — on feast of St. Michael and All Angels, 235.
* — on a Latin verse, 215.
* — on ordination pledges, 235.
* — on Pusan Iklynton collar, 400.
* — on Tower Royal, 116.
* — on watching the sepulchre, 403. 854.
* Venator on Sir Stephen Fox. 250.
* Venice, Sanuto's Doges of, 35. 175. 220.
* Venison, proclamation respecting sale of, 5.
* Ventris (Edw.) on Frusius, 180.
* — of Roland Monoux, 188,
* Verbum Græcum, 415.
* Versicle and response, 440.
* Vert Vert, illustrations of Gresset's, painted on enamel, 366. 375.
* Vertue's manuscripts, 319. 372.
* Villains, last of the, 199
* Vincent (R.), on Gothic architecture, 59.
* Viridis vallis, 213. 285.
* Viz. why used for videlicet, 120.
* Vondel's Lucifer, 142. 189.
* Vox on Billingsgate, 164.
* Vox et præterea nihil, 247. 387. 421.
* Vox populi, vox Dei, 31. 370. 419. 492.
* V. (R) on French maxim, 215.
* — on Palm Sunday wine, 363.
* — on the punishment of sacrilege, 185.
* Vulgate, early edition of, 213.
* Vulpes on Sir Stephen Fox, 214.
W.
* W. on the word cannibal, 186.
* — on beaver, 417.
* — on Junius, 322.
* — on lines on London dissenting ministers, 383.
* — on papers of John Wilkes, 125.
* — on Roger de Coverley, 59.
* W. (L.), epigram on a very tall barrister named Long, 422.
* — a close translation, 422.
* — on Dorne the bookseller, and Henno Rusticus, 12. 88.
* — on Gray's elegy, 138.
* — on Gray's Alcaic ode, 416.
* — on Henry Ryder, Bishop of Killaloe, 418.
* — on Lacedæmonian black broth, 156, 300.
* — on Mertens, 185.
* — W. (A.) on translations of Ælian, 284.
* — on apposition, 384.
* — on discovery of the circulation of the blood, 202.
* — on "Tempora mutantur nos et mutamur in illis," 419.
* Wages in 17th and 19th centuries, 226.
* Walbran (J. R.) on MSS, formerly belonging to Dr. Hugh Todd, 246.
* Walcott (Rev. M.) on grog. 52.
* — on Turner's MS. history of Westminster, 140.
* — on St. Margeret's, Westminster, 196.
* Watewich or Waterwich, 236.
* Waller's poems, MS. notes on, 165.
* Walpole (Horace), unpublished letter of, 273.
* — (Sir Robert), letter attributed to, 304. 321. 336. 388.
* Walter (Henry) on Christencat, 109.
* Wandrille (St.), abbey of, 382.
* Warburton and Collier v. Dyce, 53.
* Wards, D'Israeli on the court of, 173.
* Waring (Elijah) on Duke of Monmouth, 358.
* — on Cwn Wybir and Cwn Annwn, 482.
* — on Toom Shawn Cattie, 489.
* — on Bishop Burnet as an historian, 493.
* Warneford (Miss) and Mr. Cresswell, 157.
* Warning to watchmen, 167.
* Warton and Heinsius, 285.
* Warts, charms for cure of, 349. 432.
* Watchmen, warning to, 167.
* Watching the sepulchre, 318, 354. 403.
* Watewich, 121. 405.
* Was (Albert) on ancient inscribed dish, 117.
* — on MS. chronicles at Reigate, 6.
* — on Pandoxare, 234.
* — on shipster and gourders, 356.
* W. (B.) on derivation of Larig, 387.
* — on John and Pisan, 299.
* W. (E.) on abdication of James II., 489.
* Weather proverbs, 413.
* — rhyme (Norfolk), 349.
* Weeping cross, 154.
* Wellington, Wyrwast, Cokam, 401.
* Welsh custom, curious, 173.
* — ambassador, or the cuckoo, 230. 283. 406.
* W. (E. N.) on Spenser's monument, 481.
* Wessel-cup Hymn, 137.
* Westminster, Turner's MS history of, 140.
* Westmoreland, Lady Jane of, 103.
* W. (G.) on American aborigines called Indians, 491. ​
* W. (G.) on college salting, 322.
* — on havior, 342.
* — on tureen, 246.
* W. (H.) on Arabic numerals and cipher, 433.
* — on Byron and Tacitus, 462.
* — on the word peruse or pervise, 215. 319.
* — on a passage in Frith's work, 319.
* — on Scala Cœli, 455.
* — on the Supper of the Lorde, 362.
* — on three balls of pawnbrokers, 42.
* — why Moses represented with horns, 420.
* Whelps, what ships so called, 77. 106.
* "Where England's monarch," authorship of, 415. 458.
* W. (H. F.) on Dr. Dryasdust, 26
* Whichcot (Dr.) and Lord Shaftesbury, 382. 444. 488.
* White Conduit House, 395.
* White gloves at a maiden assize, 29. 72.
* Whitgift and Cartwright, Cunningham's lives of, 379.
* Whitehall, 436.
* White Hart Inn, Scole, 245, 323, 410.
* Why Moses represented with horns, 420.
* Wiccamicus on "Angels' visits," 102.
* Wickliffite version of the Scriptures, 405.
* Wild House, Drury Lane, 228.
* Wild Huntsman, The, 363.
* Wilkes (John), papers of, 125.
* Wilkinson (Henry) on fall of rain in England, 235.
* — reply to query about the Arabic numerals, 368.
* Williams (B.) on transposition of letters, 184.
* Williams (W.) on Billingsgate, 94.
* Winifreda (St.), 384. 475.
* Wives of ecclesiastics, 77. 115. 147.
* W. (J. K. R.) on Christmas Hymn, 252.
* W. (J.) on early inscriptions, 491.
* W. (M.), answer to A Limb of the Law, 72.
* Wodderspoon (John) on St. Valentine, in Norwich-Cook-Eels, 293.
* Woman's will, lines on, 247.
* Woodcut likenesses of Luther and Erasmus, 203.
* Woolton's Christian Manual, 399. 400.
* Worm of Lambton, 453.
* Wotton's Poem to Lord Bacon, 489.
* Wreford (J. Reynell) on inedited lines by Robert Burns, 300.
* Writers of notes on fly leaves, 51.
* W. (S.) on German version of Gray's Elegy, 150.
* — on Luther's translation of the Bible, 453.
* — on Luther's portrait at Warwick Castle, 457.
* W. (T.) on "Bive" and "Chute" lambs, 93.
* — on the genealogy of European sovereigns, 250.
* — on Pavoise of the Black Prince, 283.
* — on Queen's Bagnio, 286.
* W. (T. T.), on gib cat, 235.
* — why did Dr. Dee quit Manchester, 216.
* —, watching the sepulchre—Dominus factotum—Robert Passellew, 318.
* Wyatt (Rev. Geo.), on tracts by Eachard, 320.
* Wyattville (Sir Jeffery), 215. 252.
* Wycliffite translation of the Scriptures, MSS. of, 366.
X.
* X. on pursuits of literature, 253.
* — on origin of rococo, 357.
* — on smelling of the lamp, 335.
* X. X. on the Liturgy Version of the Psalms, 203.
Y.
* Yard, books by the, 166.
* Yarrell (Wm.) on havior, heavier, or hever, 269.
* Yates (J. B.) on medal of the Pretender, 103.
* Y.(D. S.) on Defoe's Tour through Great Britain, and etymology of Armagh, 158.
* — on ghost stories of Daniel De Foe, 241.
* Yeoman, what is the meaning of, 440.
* Yong and Drayton, 213.
* Yorkshire subscriber on Erasmus' Paraphrase of the Gospels, 173.
* Young Levite, Macaulay's, 26. 374.
Z.
* Z. on portrait by Boonen, 386.
* Zachary Boyd, 298. 406.
* Zenobia, a Jewess, 383. 421. 461.
* Zero, derivation of, 215. 268.
* Z. (Q. X.) on Genealogy of European Sovereigns, 92.
* Z. (X. Y.), query as to the meaning of trunk breeches, Barba longa, and mercenary preacher, 384.
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