Bayne (T.) on poem on the bride of George III., 444 Bibliography :-
Parvanimity, 186

Goldsmith (Oliver), 187, 274, 375, 496
Rollick, 47, 432

Gwynne (Talbot), his novels, 288
Scot (Robert), 452

Halley (Dr. Edmond), 85, 205, 366, 496
Scotch words and English commentators, 1

Hoyarsabal of Çubiburu, 287, 355, 396
Self-ends, 285

Illuminated manuscripts, 248
Shakespeare's geography, 416

Job, 248
Somerville (William), 325

Kastner (J. Const.), 428
Southey and Joseph Mitchell, 405

Keats (John), 95, 195, 305, 372, 432
Wordsworth, 486

Kipling (Rudyard), 16
Bayonne in 1213, 129

Kotzebue, 487
Baxter (W. E.) on Milton, 193

Lyra Apostolica,' 228
Beardshaw (H. J.) on records in maternity, 152

Milton (John), 88, 107, 191, 193, 365, 475
Beasley (T. E.) on Latin conversation, 13

Montagu (Walter), 421, 482
Beaucaire (Monsieur), 487

Osborne (Dorothy), 445
Bedford (W. K. R.) on "Beautiful City of Prague,” 450 Popular myths, 451
Bedfordshire, Lord Lieutenancy of, 449, 515

Savonarola, 485
Bell (C. C.) on Wesley's portrait by Romney, 447

Scott (Sir Walter), 487
Bell (Joseph), surgeon, 1784, 349

Shakespeare, First Folio, 429
Bell family, 349, 495

Skeat (Prof. W. W.), 377
Bellasis (W. D.) on Cape Gardafui, 390

Thackeray (W.M.),128, 213, 225, 296, 338, 367,417
Bells, church, rights regarding, 268, 354

• The Progress,' 482
Benjamin (Judah P.), bis ancestry, 310

• Theodore ; or, the Peruvians,' 509
Bennett (Rev. John), his bibliography, 406, 495

Vallée's' Bibliographie des Bibliographies, '368,410
Bensly (E.) on Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy,' Wither (George), 266, 409, 492
181, 222, 263, 322, 441

Billion, meanings of the term, 362
Cadaver, 18

Birch (J. B.) on “ Tottenbam is turn’d French," 185
Carlyle's Past and Present,' 418

Birch-sap wine, its manufacture, 467
John of Salisbury's 'Policraticus,' 511

Bird, the, of the Soufrière, 404
Latin riddle of Leo XIII., 415

Birds and the owl, allusions to, 467
Lipsius referred to by Sir T. Browne, 46

' Birmingham's dress," meaning of the term, 33
Reference wanted, 138

Biscuit ware, origin of group in, 28
Bent (M.) on " When the little drummer," 28

Black (W. G.) on pre-Reformation practices, 134
Bent (Robert), bis biography, 356

Ritual : quotation from Gladstone, 209
Bent (William), 1747-1823, his biography, 356 Black Canons at Great Missenden, 101, 251, 352
Berlin Arsenal, picture in, 207, 317, 414

Blackall (Dr. Offspring), Bishop of Exeter, 464
Berries, mistletoe, 110

Blake (William), sale of his drawings, 285
Besiley (Thomas), York Herald, 429

Blasbill (T.) on Crooked Usage, Chelsea, 217
Betty or Bettee = a wine-flask, 227

Longevity, 378
Bowdley, plaster inscription found at, 488

Blenkinsop (John), pioneer of steam locomotion, 407
Bewley (Sir E. T.) on · Burial of Sir John Moore,' 214 Bletheramskite, origin and use of the word, 335, 490
Beza (Theodore de), his 'Psaumes,' 131

Blood used as paint, 499
Bezique, derivation of the game, 26, 115, 256 fBlue associated with the Blessed Virgin, 388, 496, 511
Bible : German reprint of Baskish New Testament o Boadicea, names of her daughters, 449

1571, 64, 112, 191, 276, 393 ; "Cup of trembling,' Boase (C.W.), 'Registrum Collegii Exoniensis,'283, 402
65, 156 ; 'Les Psaumes de Bèze,' 131

Bodleian Library, Heuskarian rarity in the, 31
• Bibliographical and Retrospective Miscellany,' 88 Bodley (Sir Thomas), bis election as M.P. for Hythe, 6
Bibliography :-

Bodysnatching, watchhouses against, 33, 90, 216, 313
"A Big Booke," printed in Germany, 1617, 269 Boleyn (Anne), portrait of her mother, 229
Africa, Equatorial, 406, 451

Bolton (Lord), sketch of Voltaire by the first, 184
“Anne of Swansea,'' 347

Bonnet=toque, definition of the word, 366
Bennett (Rev. John), his Letters to a Young Bonnet-laird, meaning of the term, 133
Lady,' 406

Bookbinding for village libraries, 8, 91, 196
Book sale in the seventeenth century, 241, 282 Books, in Elizabethan times, 44, 150, 336, 455 ; school.
Books in Elizabethan times, 336

boy rimes in, 145, 297
Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy,' 181, 222, Books recently published :-
263, 322, 441

Antiquary, Vol. XXXVIII., 200
Butler's 'Hudibras,' 248 13:13

Archæologia Æliana, Vol. XXIV. Part II., 239
Carlyle (Thomas), 108, 117, 158, 273, 418

Axon's (W. E. A.) Treasury of Translations,
Coleridge (Samuel Taylor), 30, 116, 170

selected by A. Broadbent, 39
Dibdin (Charles), 2, 243, 443

Baker's (H.) The Collegiate Church of Stratford-
Editions, c, 1600, 509

on-Avon, 179
Gilbert (Wm.), 286

Barber's (H.) British Family Names. 399
Glanius, ' Voyage to Bengala,' 489

Barnes's (A. S.) St. Peter in Rome, 520
Glasse (Mrs.), 231

Bedell (William), Two Biographies of, ed. by E. S.
Goethe, 487

Shuckburgh, 239

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Books recently published :-

Books recently published :-
Bell's (Mrs. A.) Lives and Legends of the Great Lecky's (W. E. H.) Leaders of Public Opinion in
Hermits and Fathers of the Church, 99

Ireland, 299
Berks, Bucks, and Oxon Archæological Journal, 240 Leiçarraga's Basque Version of St. Matthew, 140
Besant's London in the Eighteenth Century, 98 Maclean's (M.) Literature of the Celts, 140
Bibelots, The, 399

Massé's (H. J. L. J.) The Church and Abbey of
Bible: Revised Version, 520

Mont St. Michel, 179
Bible Classics, 399

Milton's (J.) Nova Solyma, the Ideal City, 318
Boccaccio's (Giovanni) Decameron, 339

Montagu's (Sir H.) Manchester Al Mondo, 80
Burke's Peerage, 20

New English Dictionary. See Historical English
Burlington Magazine, 279, 459, 520

Dictionary.
Byron's Poetry, ed. Coleridge, Vol. VI., 278

Osborne (Dorothy), Love Letters of, to Sir
Calderon, Six Dramas of, tr. by FitzGerald, 378 William Temple, ed. by I. Gollancz, 319
Cambridge Book of Matriculations and Degrees, Paul's (Sir J. B.) Ordinary of Arms contained in
1851-1900, 359

the Public Register of Scotland, 279
Carlyle's (T.) The French Revolution, Introduc-

Payne-Gallwey's (Sir R.) Crossbow, 418
tion, Notes, and Appendices by J. H. Rose, 79 Prayer Book of King Edward VI., First,
Christ Church, Canterbury, ed. W. G. Searle, 258 edited by V. Staley, 360
Cornwall, Journal of Royal Institution of, 280 Printers' Pie, 499
Crisp's (F. A.) Visitation of England and Wales Reade's (C.) Smith Family, 80
458; Fragmenta Genealogica, 360

Reliquary and Illustrated Archäologist, 379
Dasent's Popular Tales from the Norse, 438

Rutland Magazine, 219
Dayot's (A.) Napoléon raconté par l'Image, 98 Scott's (F. J.) Portraitures of Julius Cæsar,
Devon Notes and Queries, 439

519
Dickens, India-Paper Edition, 359; the Fireside, Seven Ecumenical Councils of the Undivided
359, 399, 480

Church, edited by H. R. Percival, 458, 520
Dictionary of National Biography, Index and Shadwell's (C. L.) Registrum Orielense, 139
Epitome, 338

Shakespeare, Chiswick Edition : Twelfth Night,
Dilke's (Lady) French Engravers and Draughts- The Comedy of Errors, King Richard II.,
men of the Eighteenth Century, 58

King Richard III., King Henry V., Cymbe.
Dobell's (B.) Sidelights on Charles Lamb, 340

line, Sonnets, Poems, 100
Dodgson's (E. S.) Pierre d'Urte and the Bask Shipley's (0.) Carmina Mariana, 79
Language, 39

Slang and its Analogues, Past and Present, by
Don Juan, XVIIth and XVIIIth Cantos, 520

J. S. Farmer and W. E. Henley, 218, 300
Dry's (W.) Nights at the Opera, 440

Stubbs's (W.) Historical Introductions to the
Edinburgh Review, 399

Rolls Series, edited by A. Hassall, 19
Encyclopædia Britannica, New Volumes, 18, 38, Stuttaford's (C.) Story of Cupid and Psyche, 439
78, 159; Index, 399

Swift (Jonathan), Prose Works, edited by T.
English Catalogue of Books for 1902, 439

Scott, 139, 439
English Dialect Dictionary, ed. J. Wright, 298, 486 Taylor's (E.) Gammer Grethel's Fairy Tales, 100
English Historical Review, 379

Traberne (Thomas), B.D., 1636 ? - 1674, his
English Literature :

Illustrated Record, Poetical Works, edited by B. Dobell, 359, 405
Vol. I. and Vol. III., 479

Vaughan's (H.) Mount of Olives, &c., edited by
Englishwoman's Year-Book and Directory, 20

L. I. Guiney, 200
Fea's (Allan) Picturesque Old Houses, 179

Willcock's (J.) Great Marquess (1607-61), 118
Fleming's (W. H.) Shakespeare's Plots, 219

Wither (G.), Poetry of, ed. Sidgwick, 138
Folk-lore, 440

Yorkshire Archäological Journal, Part LXVI.,
Froude's (J. A.) My Relations with Carlyle, 480

259
Fry's Royal Guide to London Charities, 39 Booksellers' Catalogues, 260, 320, 380, 420, 460, 500
Gentleman's Magazine Library : English Topo- Bookseller's private price-marks, 229
graphy, Part XIV., 498

Boosey, meaning of the word, 49
Grammont's Memoirs, ed. by G. Goodwin, 219 Booth (Henry), Lord Delamer, bis biography, 48, 155
Hein (G.) and Becker's (M.) Commercial German, Boroughs and dioceses, arms of, 247, 395
119

Bossom (James), epitaph on, 118
Hiatt's (C.) Notre Dame de Paris, 179

Boston Church, Liocoloshire, its foundations, 309
Hierurgia Anglicana, ed. V. Staley, 178

Boswell-Stone (W. G.) on Maori legend, 411
Historical English Dictionary, 60, 225, 339 Botany or folk-lore, 148, 514
Intermédiaire, 440

Boundary customs, 449
Jewish Encyclopædia, Vol. III., 299

Bowen (Sir G. F.), "able-bodied wine," 46
Laking's (G. F.) Catalogue of the Arinour of the Bowes family, 407

Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, 279 Bowmen at the time of the Spanish Armada, 428
Lamb (Charles and Mary), Works, Vol. I., ed. B—r (R.) on hagioscope or oriel, 375
by E. V. Lucas, 478 ; Sidelights on, 340

Origin of the Turnbulls, 330
Lang's (A.) Prince Charles Edward Stuart, 278 Pre-Reformation practices, 55, 293
Language Question in Greece, Essays on, 240 Watchhouses against bodysnatching, 33
Lanier's (S.) Shakespere and his Forerunners, 199 'Bradberry (David), Nonconformist minister, 1803, 447

an

Bradford (Thomas), of Chichester, bis biography, 289 Bury St. Edmunds, abbots of, 106
Bradley (H.) on loon-slatt, 127

Businesses, antiquity of, 165, 191, 410
Lord-borough, 167

Bute (Lord) and George III., 492
Lucid interval, 87

Butler (S.), bibliography of 'Hudibras,' 218
Bradshaw (J.) of Lancashire, 288, 398

Butler (J. D.) on editions, c. 1600, 509
Bramble (J. R.) on church briefs, 291

Paucity of books in Elizabethan times, 455
Watchhouses against bodysnatching, 216

“Temple Shakespeare," 407
Bramley (F. H.) on copper token, 188

“World without end,” 448
Branstiil on Bransill Castle, Herefordshire, 14 Butler (Thomas), Winchester scholar, 227, 350
Brasses in Kirkleatham Church, 57

Byles (C. E.) on Frank Kennedy, 407
Breslar (M. L. R.) on “ Cup of trembling,” 65 Byrde (John), Suffragan Bishop of Penreth, 328,411,471
Jews and eternal punishment, 153

Byron (Lord), misquoted, 13; great poet's estimate
Pennsylvanian Dutch, 24

of, 13, 93 ; 'Vampire' letter, 186 ; ode on his death,
“Up to Dick," 390

254 ; and Tom Moore, 405 ; quotation from, 490
Women in the Talmud, 221

Byroniana, 444, 492
Brestsenus (Samuel), his ‘Land und Leute in Ungarn,' C. (A. R.) on fasting spittle, 466
1865, 408

Lincolnshire work, 49
Bretteyn (William), LL.D., 1533-52, 49

C. (B. L. R.) on birch-sap wine, 467
Bridges MSS. at Bodleian Library and Lincoln Lincolnshire sayings, 509
Episcopal Registers, 61

Strewing churches, 328
Briefs, church, in West Haddou, 86, 289, 513

C. (E.) on Plotting Parlour, 48
Briscoe (J. P.) on sexton's tombstone, 235

C. (E. F. D.) on London monumental inscriptions, 457
Britannia Theatre, Hoxton, its demolition, 386, 477 C. (E. T.) on quotations wanted, 68
British Magazine,' 1747, its publication of the Good C. (F. H.) on dognoper," 248
Devil of Woodstock,' 370

C. (G. E.) on Ireton family, 177
Brittany, its people, 266, 354 ; folk·lore in, 444 C. (H.) on arms of Eton and Winchester Colleges, 332
Bromby (E. À.) on able-bodied wine, 46

Descendants of Elizabethan wortbies, 10
Brooch of Loro, history of the, 12

Dudley of Wiltshire, 496
Brooks (F.) on Rutene, 28

“Kеер уоur

bair
Brougham (Lord), his reported death in 1839, 206 Parallel passages, 336
Brown (F.) on Prynne's Life of Laud,' 408

Parkins or Perkins (Sir Christopher), D.C.L., 124
Brown (J. R.) on Oglander family, 34

Rainolds or Reynolds (William), 401
Browne (R. H.) on Sheffield family, 328

Recusant Wykehamists, 350
Browne (Sir Thomas), his marriage with Dorothy Sutton Valence School, 294
Milebam, 12; his reference to Lipsius, 46

C. (H. R.) on Carson, 488
Browning (Mrs.), her ‘A Sabbath Morning at Sea,'354 C. (L.) on Jacob Godwin, 512
Browning (Robert), "green and yellow "in 'Sordello,' Goodwin, Bishop of Llandaff, 267

168 ; 'Quarterly Review' on, 248 ; his use of the "Nobiliaire de Normandie,' 178
word "gallantry,” 269, 511

Pett (Phineas), 516
Bruce (King Robert) and William Avenell, 228 C. (Leo) on tongue.pricks, 447
Bruce (Michael), Burns, and Logan, 11, 132

C. (R. S.) on Clarke family, 508
Brushfield (T. N.) on church briefs, 289

Cadaver, derivation of the word, 18
• Vicar of Wakefield,' 187

Cadiz, its capture in 1589, 247
Brutus on ' Adeste Fideles,' 287

Cæsar and the elephant in Thornbury's Old and
Missing statue, 447

New London,' 224
Bucks and Good Fellows. See Olubs.

Caboot, etymology of the word, 367, 457
Buddhist pilgrim, his biography, 490

Calderon and Shakespeare, 44, 151, 336, 455
Buffon, his definition of genius, 373, 432

Callaway (C.) on heraldic shields, 8
Bugman=commercial traveller, 149, 232, 338, 411 Cambridge bathing-place, "Clarke's Delight," 207
Bulloch (J. M.) on Duchess of Manchester's elope Campbell (G. W.) on arms of married women, 313
ment, 68

Campbell (P. M.) on Gillygate at York, 406, 518
Newspaper cuttings changing colour, 297 Campbell and Moravia families, 469
Bunyan (John), his use of the term Vanity Fair, 234 Candle, auotion by inch of, 188, 353
Burford, the barony of, 57

Canons, Black, at Great Missenden, 101, 251, 352
Burglar, derivation of the word, 165

Canute and the tide, original authority, 189, 312
Burial custom at Ardoch, 7

Cap in the hunting.field, use of the term, 184, 297
Burial upright, instances of, 465, 514

Carbonari, organization of the, 349, 476
Burke (Edmund), religion of his wife, 8; his residence Cardinals, grades and titles of, 490
at Plaistow, 427

Carew (Thomas) on Walter Montagu, 482
Burleigh (Lord of), bis marriage, 4, 75

Carlyle (T.), *Past and Present,' 108, 158, 418 ;
Burn (J. H.) on Schulze, the German organ builder, 247 Sartor Resartus,' 117, 273
Burns (Robert), Michael Bruce, and Logan, 11, 132 Carlyng, bird-name, 17
Burrell (A.) on Sutton Valence School, 186

Carmelian (Alice), mininturist, her pictures, 229
Burton (R.), his · Anatomy of Melancholy,' 181, 222, Carols, book of Christmas, 309, 414, 454, 494
263, 322, 441

Carr (J. P.) on "Thou unrelenting past," 188
Burton-on-Trent, arms of abbey, 76

Carson family, 488

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Carter (John), antiquary, of Partney, 207, 352, 496 Clayton (H. B.) on Carbonari, 476
Cary (Å. F.) mistake in his translation of Dante's Glencairn peerage, 75.
• Purgatorio,' 29

Newspaper cuttings changing colour, 491
Casartelli (Rev. Dr. L. C.) on the Magi, 346

Original “ Uncle Tom," 445
Castle Carewe, Pembroke, its original name, 18, 91 Vanishing redskin, 285
Castle Rushen, Castletown, Isle of Man, 168, 237, 357 Clegg (J.) on John Kay, of Bury, 390
Catechism, historical, in Irish Catholic schools, 209, 316 Clement's Inn registers and books, 448, 514
Catholic schools, Irish, historical catechism in, 209, 316 Clements (H. J. B.) on outstrip, 175
Caumont, St. Sebastien at, 328

18th Hussars, 1821, 56
Cavaliere Gaudente, meaning of the term, 187 Clergymen, duels of, 28, 92, 353
C-d (F. H.) on Heighes and Kitchener families, 348 Clerks of Ludlow, 347, 432, 514
• Celebrities and I,' the title, 368, 416, 494

Clifford's Inn: vanishing London, 285, 405
Celt on Felix Bryan McDonough, 87

Club, the Walton and Cotton, date of its dissolution, 7
Cely family and St. Olave, Hart Street, 405

Clubs and societies, convivial, 182
Centenarians, 287

Clyne-Monk on Muristan, Jerusalem, 49
Centrifugal railway, introduction of the, 174, 337 Coachmen, epitaphs of old stage and mail, 189, 352
Cervetri, its locality, 16

Coast waiter, definition of the term, 169
Chalmers (Dr. T.), his ministry at Kilmany, 25, 72 Cobham (C.) on nothing, 452
Chandos (Duke of), his marriage, 445

Cochrane (R.) on Tennyson's' ord of Burleigh,' 75
Charles I. in Madrid, 184, 257; and the Episcopate, 489 Cockade of George I., 93
Charles II., Londoners of the time of, 298

Cock-certainties, use of the term, 30
Charleton (Knightley), of A pley Castle, 36, 131 Cock-laird, meaning of the term, 133
Charlotte (Princess), daughter of George IV., her Coffee-letter=news-letter, 225
death, 8, 94, 112, 136

Coffin shell, date of its earliest use, 68
Charm, Jewish, 208, 293

Coins : suppressed, 72;

a twopenny dam," 425
Chaucerian quotation, 309, 378

Coit (E. C.) on dedication to the Queen of England, 406
Chelsea Borough Council, motto for the arms of, 185 Colby's 'Visitations,' Wykes pedigree in, 465, 513
Cheney (A. D.) on Lord Monteagle's house, 508 Cole (H.) on characters in fiction, 411
Chepstow Castle and Sir N. Kemeys, 327, 394, 495 Coleman (E. H.) on Thomas Archer, architect, 71

Cherokee Advocate,' Red Indian newspaper, 285 Arms of boroughs and dioceses, 395
Chess resort : Simpson's in the Strand, 337

Bagman=commercial traveller, 232
Chesterton Church and Bishop Selwyn, 126, 217

Bedfordshire : Lord Lieutenancy, 515
Chevron on Hubbell arms, 296

Carbonari, 476
Cheynye: “Pbilip and cheynye,” origin of the term, 429 Carter (John), antiquary, 352
China, literature of fiction in, 23

Castle Rushen, Castletown, Isle of Man, 238
Christening door, explanation of the term, 249, 318 Christmas carols, 414
Cbristian name, Herod, 426

City of the Violet Crown, 177
Christmas, ice before, old saying, 54 ; equation of time Collingwood, 474
at 128, 212 ; weather.lore, 285

Crawford, 417
Christmas carols, book of, c. 1845.50, 309, 414, 454, 494 Dublin parish registers, 272
Chronicles, contemporary, 46

Duncalfe, 392
Chronista, history of the term, 309, 409

Essex in Ireland, 256
Church, early, its folk-lore, 458

First editions of Paradise Lost,' 191
Church bells, rights regarding, 268, 354

Forty pounds a year in Goldsmith's day, 393
Church briefs in West Haddon, 86, 289, 513

Furlong, 35
Church polluted at Heptonstall in 1482, 423

Glasse (Mrs.), 232
Churches, English, pre-Refor ation practices in, 55, Grahams of Netherby, 275
134, 291, 474 ; rushes in, 328

Half-bull=half-crown, 71
C.I.F., meaning of the symbol, 229, 253

Hangman Stones, 33
Cipher price marks, 229

Harrison (Thomas), regicide, 212
Circumflex accent to the word “théâtre,” 51

Hedgehog, 317
Cisiojanus, explanation of the term, 149

Henry II. and Lincoln, 473
City of the Violet Crown, the name, 108, 177, 295, 433 Inn signs by celebrated artists, 317
Clare (John), alias Dominic, 1563, 228, 350

Jansenist crucifix, 517
Clare Market, house in, its history, 309

Kay (Jobn), of Bury, 473
Clarence (L. B.) on “Clarke's Delight," 207

London apprentices : their dress, 316
D'Ewes's portrait of Sir R. Cotton, 167

London monumental inscriptions, 457
“Philip and cheynye,” 429

Magic ring, 211
Claridge (R. T.), his biography, 30

Map queries, 338
Clark or Clarke family, 508

Marriage sermon, 346
Clarke (C.) on “ A twopenny dam," 425

Marshalsea, 116
Clarke (Samuel), D.D., 1608-40, 95

"Mary had a little lamb," 433
Clarke's Delight, Cambridge bathing-place, c. 1618,207 Miller (Thomas), 53
Clayton (C. E. A.) on abbots of Bury Št. Edmunds, 106 Old Wife, 311
Charlotte (Princess), 94

Orme (Robert), 496
Frankliniana, 16

Owl-light, 411

Coleman (E. H.) on Poetry of George Wither,' 409 Crakanthorp, edited by C. Wordsworth, 469, 498
Poll-books, 394

Crawford (C.) on Bacon-Shakespeare question, 122,
Posts in early times, 256

302, 383
Proverbs relating to Lincoln, 331

Crawford family, 328, 417, 493
Robsart (Amy), 112

Creevey (Thomas), M.P. for Thetford, 1802-18, 168
St. Katherine's Hospital, Regent's Park, 34 Croke epitaph at Marston, 205
"Should he upbraid,” 214

Cromwell (Oliver) and Goodwin, 348
Sutton Valence School, 295

Cromwell on Long Melford Church, Suffolk, 367
Sweezing or squeezing watch, 35

Crony, early quotation for the word, 507
Thackeray and Vanity Fair, 213

Crooked Usage, Chelsea place-name, 34, 138, 217
"Thou unrelenting past," 254

Cross=transept, use of the word, 387
Tucker (Abraham), 92

Crouch (C. H.) on Bell : Lindley: Perry, 485
Waugh family, 512

Rutledge (Dr. T.), 1745-1818: Rev. W. Smith, 348
“Weep not for her," 229

Crucifix, the Jansenist, 427, 517
Whuppity Scoorie," 265

Çubiburu, its locality, 287, 355, 396
Wick, 495

Cuckoo folk-lore in Lincolnshire, 428
Coleridge (Samuel Taylor), changes in Christabel,'30, Cunard steamers, contract for the first, 185
116, 170, 269; L. Sharpe and Sir R. Philips, 341,

Cup of trembling" (Isaiah li. 18, 22), 65, 156
381, 434, 476 ; translation of Wallenstein,' 481 Cup-turning in fortune-telling, 226, 355
Collie-dog, its derivation, 309

Curran (M. H.) on Curran family, 110
Collingwood (Admiral), his sister's marriage, 287, 474 Curran family, 110
Collins (Jobn), “The Chapter of Kings,' 209

Curry (J. T.) on Canute and the tide, 312
Colour, green unlucky, 32, 254

Typulator, 175
Colquhoun (Major Humpbrey), 1754-63, 308

Curtis (J.) on advertise, 406
Colyer. Fergusson (T.) on Felix Bryan McDonough, 136 Bibliographies wanted, 248

Watch houses for prevention of bodysnatching, 90 Curwen (A.F.) on Byron and Moore, 405
Conduits, old, of London, 73, 112, 189

Curwen (J. S.) on Plaistow and Burke, 427
Confessional, use of the, 349

Cuttings, newspaper, changing colour, 89, 217, 297, 491
Congreve and Lord Tennyson, parallel passages, 336 Cyclealities, use of the word, 109, 192, 338, 395
Conjugate, use of the word, 487

D. on ant and emmet, 112
Connal (W.) on Keats : sloth, 187

Antiquity of businesses, 191
Conservative as a political term, 307

Armigerous families, 11
Constantinople and derivation of Stamboul, 68, 152, 213 Blue associated with the Blessed Virgin, 511

Constitutio Societatis Navium Bajonensium,' 129 Charlotte (Princess), 112
Cooke (W. C.) on 'Burial of Sir John Moore,' 214 Equatorial Africa, its bibliography, 451
Retarded germination of seeds, 331

Kieff, Kiev, Kiew, 31, 191
Cooper (T.) on Robert Scot, 334

D. (A. W.) on duels of clergymen, 28
Cope (E. E.) on Sampey of Boyle or Rossmoyle, 209 D. (C.) on French vaval memoirs, 27
Cope (J. H.) on æolian harp, 33

Scot (R.), 334
Pre-Reformation practices in English churches, 56 D. (E.) on Rev. Samuel Fisher, 8
Road waggons from Liverpool, 88

D. (G. E.) on magic ring, 211
18th Hussars, 1821, 56

“So many gods," 436
Cope, the, its history and use, 93, 172, 335

D. (H.) on Hail, in Arabia, 207
Copper=policeman, origin of the term, 348

D. (P. H.) on fees for searching parish registere, 130
Copper token, its use and value, 188, 298

D. (J.), 1831-2,on series of pencil drawings, 369
Cordova (Rudolph de) on inn signs, 89

Wallace, (Sir William), 166, 316
Corinthian, use of the word, 267, 375

D. (R. C.) on Ben Jonson's Epigram LVI., 389
Cornish epitaph, rimes in, 146, 216

Dach (Simon), bis 'Annie of Tharau,' 7, 91
Cornish wreckers, 126, 196, 233, 274, 393

Dagger money at Newcastle Assizes, 7
Cornwall, pre-Conquest Earls of, 52; fee or ancient Dairy windows, 50, 154, 237
demesne, 153, 210, 371, 449

Dale (R. M.) on Dale family, 267
Coronation of Edward VII. : Durbar at Delhi, 21; Dale family, 267

title v. assumed title of King Edward VII., 69, 137 D'Allainval (L. J. C. S.), his 'L'Embaras des
Corroboree, etymology of the word, 69, 158

Richesses,' 355
Cortodis collection of prints, sale of the, 28

Dalton (C.) on Archbishop Temple's father, 263
Coste (F. H. P.) on phrase in poem wanted, 354 Daniell (Roger), University printer at Cambridge, 326
County families, 308

Dante, use of the word "indigo," 184, 338 ; por.
County rime, 266

trait of, 187, 273, 388, 510
Court of Comfort,' play performed at Bristol, 1578, 444 Danteiana, 29, 156
Courtney (W. P.) on Christmas carols, 454

Darby (H.) on trapeza in Russian, 454
Voltaire : Thomas Orde, 184

D'Arcy family,

325
Cousin Jacky on arms wanted, 117

Data, statistical, 236
Cowper (William), verses by, 106

Daubney (W. H.) on dairy windows, 155
Cox (W. A.) on Johnson anecdote, 345

Davies (L. E.) on Prodigal Son as Sir C. Grandison, 77
Craig (Sir Thomas) and Sir Thomas Hope, 406, 510 Davis (H. E.) on Discursos de la Nubleza de
Craigcrook, Jeffrey's house near Edinburgh, 146, 252 España,' 1659, 128