ABC... Railway Guide, early issues
of, 169; facsimile, 171.
Armada Book: Spanish MS. in Pepys's
Library, 5-6.

Atkins, Sir Ivor, his report on the Music

Library in Worcester Cathedral, 265.
Aurispa, a collector of Greek MSS., 36–7.
Author and publisher in 1727, paper by
A. Esdaile, 185-92.

Baker, Morrant, his reprint of the Orders
of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 88-9.
Beaumont and Fletcher folio of 1647,
notes on the printing of, by W. W.
Greg, 109-15.

Berlin Library, Fünfzehn Jahre Kön. u.
Staatsbibliothek, reviewed, 277.
Bibliographical Society, Annual Meeting
(1921), 95; Annual Report (1922), 282;
Balance Sheet (1921), 285; new mem-
bers, 174, 284; papers for 1921-2, 174.
Bibliographical Society of Ireland, paper
by T. P. C. Kirkpatrick, 201-4.
Bindings of the Holkham MSS., 233-7:
Blank leaves or alternative titles, paper by
G. Watson Cole, 272-4.
Blue-coat School (Christ's Hospital), and
its press, 81.

Bobbio MSS. of the classics long over-
looked by Italians, 37-8.
Boccaccio and the classics, 20-1.
Bradshaw, Geo., founder of the railway
time-table, 137-8, 140-2; first issue
described, 142-5; various editions,
145-65; Monthly Guide, 165-9; Con-
tinental... Guide, 168-9.
Brewster, William, and the Pilgrim
Press' at Leyden, 244-8.

Broad, Thos., printer of York, and the
Eliot's Court press, 182-3.

Brownists and the Pilgrim Press',
245-7.
Bynneman, Henry, his connexion with
the Eliot's Court press, 175.

Byrd, W., part of an unknown service by,
found in Worcester Cathedral Library,
265.

Caduceus device used by the Eliot's
Court press, 177, 179.

Calderwood, David, and the 'Pilgrim
Press', 245-9.

Cambridge University Press, review of
S. C. Roberts's History, by A. W. Pol-
lard, 206-9.

Casley, David, his catalogue of the Royal
MSS. at the British Museum, 193-4.
Cassiodorus and the transmission of
classical texts, 13-14.

Catchwords as proof of methods of type
setting, 100-5.

Christ's Hospital and Pepys, So; its
press, 81.

Chrysoloras, Manuel, and the revival of
Greek, 21-3.

Church, the, and classical texts, 13-14.
Cicero, rediscovery of his works, 23, 26,
29, 32-4, 38.

Clark, A. C., paper on The reappearance
of the texts of the classics, 13-42.
Classics, Reappearance of texts of the,
paper by A. C. Clark, 13-42; list of
authors and discoverers, 41-2.

Coke, Edward, his books and MSS. at
Holkham, 213-20.

Coke, Thomas, earl of Leicester, his
additions to the Holkham MSS.,

Colonna, Vittoria, Marchesa di Pescara,
paper by E. M. Cox on The earliest |
editions of her' Rime', 266-8.
Common Prayer, Book of, Spanish ver
sion with curious date in Pepys's
Library, 10-11.

Cox, E. Marion, paper on The earliest
editions of the "Rime' of Vitoria
Colonna, Marchesa di Pescara, 266-%.
Daniel, C. H. O., memorial volume, re-
viewed, 271.

Daniel Press, reviewed, 271.
Dante MSS. at Holkham, 223.

Dix, E. R. McC., paper on The inuial
letters and factotums used by J. Branch
20m of Dublin, 43-8; facsimilea,
45-8.

Dorez, Léon, his catalogue of the Holk

ham MSS., 222, 225, 233-5,
Dorrington, Edward, and The Engul
Hans, 190-1.

Dring, E. H, paper on Early rewry
me-tabia, 137-73-

Daf. E. Gordon, paper on The way
career of Eeneri keten, efioreali pre
maa for som, zzy the
Barberg Boorajuca bvory Pub

carbons, revit 24

Edward IV, the real founder of the kaya
Listark, 194

Eax's Cars gritting bust, 134156
paper wk. Pamer, 17-44

Hospitals, notes on three English six-
teenth-century books on, 73-94-
Ireland a refuge for learning, 14; her
monks help to preserve Latin, 14–16.
Irish bibliography, work on, 201-4.
Irish printing, initials and factotums
used by J. Franckton of Dublin
(1600-18), with facsimiles, 43-8.
James, C. W., paper on Some notes upon
the manuscript library at Holkham,
213-37.

James, M. R., review of the B.M. Cata-
logue of Western MSS. in the Old Royal
and King's Collections, 193-200.
John of Arderne, his treatise on fistula,
published by John Read in 1588, 85.
Johnson, Samuel, paper by E. G. Millar
on Dr. Johnson as a bibliographer,
269-71.

Jonson, Ben, notes on the first edition

of Every man out of bis humour, by
W. W. Greg, 49.

Kirkpatrick, T. P. C., paper on The
Bibliographical Society of Ireland,

201-4.

Latin authors in chief favour in the

middle ages, 16; misconceptions of, 17.
Latin, decay of, caused by Romance
languages, 14; restoration by Alcuin,
15.

Leland, John, as book collector for the
Royal collection, 194, 197.

Liberale da Udine, G., illustrator of the
Bohemian edition of Mattioli's Herbal,
119, 129-31.

Library keepers of the Royal MSS., 195-6.
Livy, rumours of a complete MS. in
'Dacia', 35-6.

London bospitals, notes on the bibliography
of three sixteenth-century English books
connected with, paper by Sir D'Arcy
Power, 73-94.

Longueville, Peter, author of The English
Hermit, 187.

Ludwig, V. O., his Die Klosterneuburger
Inkunabeln reviewed, 63-6.
Lyons MSS. at Holkham, 222-3.
McKerrow, R. B., paper on The use

of the galley in Elizabethan printing,
97-108.

McMurtrie, D. C., note on The origin and
development of the marks of quotation,
133-4.

Madden, Sir Frederick, work on the
Holkham catalogue, 227, 228, 230-2.
Manuscripts at Holkham, 213-37-
Manuscripts in Worcester Cathedral
Library, 257-65.

Marston, John, notes on early impressions
of his Malcontent, by W. W. Greg,
49-57-

Mattioli, P. A., paper on the Bohemian

edition of his Herbal, by S. Savage,

117-31.

Melantrichus ab Aventino, G., printer of
Bohemian edition of Mattioli's Herbal,
121-5; his device, 120, 123.
Millar, Eric G., paper on Dr. Johnson as
a bibliographer, 269-71.

Monastic libraries represented in the
Royal MSS. at the British Museum,
194, 197-8.

Mori, G. (joint-author), see Zülch, W. K.,
and G. Mori.

Moxon, account of methods of printing in

his Mechanick Exercises, 1683, 98–9,
105-6, 107 n.

Music Library in Worcester Cathedral,
report by Sir Ivor Atkins, 265.
Niccoli, Niccolò, the first organizer of
research in the classics, 24-5; his
dealings with Poggio, 24-36; his in-
structions for explorers in northern
libraries, 34.

Order of the Hospitalls, 1557, biblio-
graphical difficulties in, 74-82.
Osborne, E. C. and W., rival Bradshaw's
claim to priority of time-tables, 140.
Passports for patients from hospitals in
sixteenth century, 92.

Payne, Frank, his criticism of Vicary's
work, 83-4.

Pepys, Samuel, connexion with London
hospitals, 76, 78, 80; his Spanish
books, paper by S. Gaselee, 1-11.
Petrarch and the classics, 17-21.

Petronius's Cena discovered in Dalmatia

in 1650, 40-1.

'Pilgrim Press' at Leyden, 244-8.
Plomer, H. R., paper on The Eliot's Court
printing-bouse, 1584-1674, 175-84.
Poggio, agent of Niccolò in collecting
MSS., 24-36.

Pollard, A. W., reviews by: Shake-
speare's Tempest, ed. Quiller-Couch
and Dover Wilson, 66; books on Cam-
bridge Printing, 205; The Daniel
Press, 275; Publications of the Edin-
burgh Bibliographical Society, 280;
notices, &c., 70 sqq., 210 sqq.
Power, Sir D'Arcy, paper on Notes on the
bibliography of three sixteenth-century
English books connected with London
bospitals, 73-94.

Prideaux, S. T., her Notes on printing and
bookbinding (Victoria and Albert Mu-
seum), reviewed, 71.

Print Collector's Quarterly, review of, 72.
Quotation marks, The origin and develop-

ment of, note by D. C. McMurtrie, 133-4-
Raban, Edward, first printer at Aberdeen,
bis early career, paper by E. Gordon
Duff, 239-56; his German ancestry,
250-2; name may be connected with
Raven, 252.

Raban, Edward, serves under Maurice of
Nassau, 240-1; travels in Germany,
242; served a printer in Leyden,
243-4, 247-8; prints at St. Andrew's,
249; moves to Aberdeen, 249-50,
254-5.

Raban, Edward, printer at Orange and
Nîmes, 255.

Raban family in Germany, 251.
Railway time-tables, Early, paper by E. H.
Dring, 137-73; facsimiles, 139, 141,
143, 146–51, 166, 168, 170, 171.
Raven, may be same name as Raban,
252.

Rings lost from Holkham belonging to
Sir E. Coke, 220.

Roberts, S. C., review of his History of the
Cambridge University Press, by A. W.
Pollard, 206-9.

Robinson Crusoe and The English Hermit,
187 n., 188, 190, 192 n.

Roscoe, Wm., and the Holkham MSS.,
229-33, 237.

Royal MSS. at the British Museum, re-
view of the Catalogue, by M. R. James,
193-200.

St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Book of
Orders of, 88-94; rules for keeping its
records, 92-4.

St. Gall, Poggio's description of its
library, 28.

St. John in Viridario monastery, MSS.
from, in Holkham Library, 223-4.
Salutati, Coluccio, a collector of classical
MSS., 23-4.

Savage, S., paper on A little-known
Bohemian berbal, 117–31.

Scholderer, V., review of W. K. Zülch
and G. Mori, Frankfurter Urkundenbuch
zur Frübgeschichte des Buchdrucks,
59-63; of Fünfzebn Jabre Königliche
und Staatsbibliothek, 277.
Shakespeare, W., his Tempest, ed. by
Sir A. Quiller-Couch and J. D. Wilson
reviewed, 66-9.

Song-book, MS. in Pepys's Library,
6-8.

Spanish books in the library of S. Pepys,
paper by S. Gaselee, 1-11; bill for
books bought in Seville, 9-10 ballads
and comedies, 11.

Spanish books, review of H. Thomas's
catalogue of, by S. Gaselee, 135-6.
Speculum Historiale, notes on the edition
printed in the monastery of SS. Ulrich
and Afra, by S. Gaselee, 115-16.
Tacitus MSS. at Hersfeld, 35.
Thomas, H., his Short-title catalogue of
books printed in Spain. reviewed by
S. Gaselee, 135-6.

Title-pages, instance of two printed on
the same sheet, 272–4.

Type, measurement of flat impression of
Elizabethan, 98 n.

Vacarius, his Commentarius in Justiniani
Codicem, MS. copy in Worcester Cathe-
dral Library, 257-8.