Ratcliffe (T.) on Drinkings : drinking time, 506 Robbins family, three generations contributors to Frost and Doncaster races, 246 ‘N. & Q.,' 140 Harvest time, 164 Roberts (w.) on Cassell's 'Works of Eminent Irish watchmen, 506 Masters,' 468 Nutting : “The Devil's nutbag," 265 George III.'s daughters, 236 Pig: swine : bog, 449 Harrison, Sir John, 132 Twopenny for head, 217 Robertson family of Struan, 150, 235 Rates in aid, 53, 173 Robespierre (M. M. I.), his arrest and the moon, 286 Rawdon (Miss)=Samuel Hautenville, 248 Robinia on Pleshey fortifications, 48 Rawson (A. P.) on sjambok, 512 Vanishing London, 365 Rayner (R.) on Waterloo veteran, 391 Robinson (Joseph, Emma, or Jane), author of 'White. Rochester Row, the Pound, 288 Erasmus, 249, 313, 335; and Ephis and bis lion, Rodgers (J.) on Westland Marston, 429 Rollups, meaning of the word, 308 Reboul (Commandant) on George III.'s daughters, Romanoff and Stuart pedigree, 108, 157, 197, 295 167, 493 Romney (G.), portrait by, 410 Records, parish and other local, 57 ; local govern- Root (G. F.), bis “Just before the battle, mother, '208 ment, 278 ; London, episcopal, 469 Rose, epigram on, 18 Rector of Southwark Cathedral on Thomas à Becket, Rosenthal (Ludwig) on Abstemius in Æsop's Fables, 147 234 Red Cross on Jack and Jill, 13 “Bear Bible,” Spanish, 274 Refute and vouchsafe, sed as substantives, 386 Cherry Ripe,' 469 Registers of the Knights Templars, &c., 167, 285 ; French Revolution pottery, 292 of St. Kitts, 327 Lewis (William), comedian, 218 Reichel (0.J.) on the fate of the Tracy8, 274 Pictures of Julius Cæsar' and Romeo and Relton (F. H.) on Bowes of Elford, 408 Juliet,' 234 Bowes (Richard), 427 Wedding invitation-cards, 308 Harley (Robert), Earl of Oxford, 206 Ross (C. G.) on Gordon of West Indies, 108 Nelson's royal descent, 322 Ross (W. S.) and “The hand that rocks the cradle," Rényi (Francis), the ballad of, 69, 176 447 Repartee of royalty, 467 Rotton (Col. J. F.) on Capri antiquities, 29 Resp., meaning of the contraction, 9, 50 Rous or Rowse family of Cransford, West Suffolk, 76 Retreat on quotations wanted, 529 Royal Oak Day, observance at Durham, 30 Royalty, repartee of, 467 Russell (Lady) on Bathilda,' 93 Berenice, wife of Ptolemy III., 126 Richards (W. W.) on Richards baronets, 267 Brudenell : Boughton, 193 Richardson (W. C.) on pearls cannot equal the white. Jiggery-pokery, 232 Man of noses, 197 Riddles: Notamid Alpine snow and ice, 13, 93, 153; If I Pictures of Julius Cæsar' and • Romeo and were to ask the queen and her chair, 13, 93 ; I'm Juliet,' 234 the loudest of voices, 420. See also Enigma. Pitt (Col.), 1711, 206, 375 Ripley family and arms, 314, 374 Prisons in Paris during the Revolution, 394 Ripon, St. Wilfrid Fair at, 249, 357 Russell (R.) on Atlas and Pleione : the daisy, 387 Rising of the lights, 66, 135 Russia, its royal house and Harold II., 188, 276 Robbins (A. F.) on coop, to trap, 185 Russian life, tale of, 428 Court of Reception, 466 Rutton (W. L.) on James Butler, Duke of Ormond, Death of Nelson,' 450 536 England, English, their pronunciation, 256 Gibbets, 229 Garibaldi, 132 Hair-powdering closets, 349 Infant phenomenon, 507 Kingsway and Aldwych, 361, 451 Lights of London,' 45 Ruvigny (Marquis de) on Harold II. and royal houses Metropolitan Municipal Councils, 306 of England, Denmark, and Russia, 276 Morning Star,' 464 Johnson (Isaac), of Massachusetts, 314 Pop goes the weasel, 211 Plantagenets, their descendants, 528 Public meeting, 213 Romanoff and Stuart pedigree, 295 Rising of the lights, 66 Swedish royal family, 293 Ryder family, 489 S, its effect in poetry, 262 S, final, in French, its pronunciation, 189, 275 Robbins (R.) on Nelson recollections, 322 8. on nutting, 396 ness, 307 S. (A.) on library of the seventeenth century, 222 St. Swithin on Pinchbeck family, 77 Purpose of a flaw, 208, 472 St. Paulinus and the Swale, 254 8. (E.) on enigma by C. J. Fox, 530 Shepherd's Busb, 236 8. (F. G.) on pictures inspired by music, 91 Slipper a surname, 212 S. (F. H.) on Nelson memorial rings, 421 Southwold Church, 158 8. (H. K. St. J.) on detached belfries, 290 “That same," 448 Epigram on a rose, 18 Veni, Creator, 89, 332 “Poeta nascitur non fit,” 35 Vescalion, 73 Quotations wanted, 38, 197 " When doctors differ," 86 Tripos verses, 292 “ When in doubt-don't, 408 S. (H. P.) on “Totum sume, fluit,” 350 Yorkshire dialect, 170 S. (J. 8.) on W. R. Bexfield, 315 Yorkshire spelling, 253 Death of Nelson, 490 St. Thomas's Day custom : Going a-gooding, 527 S. (W.) on add: adder, 456 St. Wilfrid Fair at Ripon, 249, 357 Complete Drill Serjeant,' 530 Saints, female, with beards, 230, 395, 517 Fleet Street, No. 53, 94 Saladin and Aladdin, their pronunciation, 534 Neck and heels, 465 Salmon (Principal D.) on Roger Ascham : schedule, 216 Ramsay (David), 68 Harriet : Joseph Lancaster, 29 Scotch Communion tokens, 430 Waterloo veteran, 391 Scottish Naval and Military Academy, 212 Whitchurch (Samuel), poet, 429 Sadi on heraldic, 508 Sanderson (Henry), clockmaker in the Strand, 148 1275 Roll of Carlaverock, 529 Sanderson dance or cushion dance, 308, 358 Sage (Edward John), his death, 480, 540 Sanderson family of Edmonton, 189 Saghalien, pronunciation of the word, 185 Sandford (W.) on Farrell of Pavilion Theatre, 414 St. Agnes's Eve, the legend, 449 Trudgen-stroke in swimming, 332 SS. Anne and Agnes and St. John Zachary, parishes Satan's autograph. See Devil. of, 288 Satterthwaite (E.) on Royal Oak Day, 30 St. Bartholomew, patron of threshers, 73 Saturday Review,' its jubilee, 382, 402, 422, 442; St. Botolph and the Devil, 328, 435 and Sir James Pennethorne, 506 St. Brelade, his biography, 188 Savage (E. B.) on Easter woods, 217 St. Chad, his identity, 90 Masons' marks, 15 St. Domingo, General Simcoe and, 290 Scallions, dialect word, its etymology, 327, 375 St. Enurchus, error for Evurtius, 19 Scargill (W.) on detached belfries, 290 St. Ewart on dogs in war, 537 Scarsdale and High Peak, Derbyshire, MS. history St. Gilbert of Sempringham, 94 of, 88 St. Kitts, its registers, 327 Scattergood (B. P.) on Heralds' Visitations, NorthSt. Librada, ber identity, 230, 395, 517 amptonshire, 530 St. Luke's Day, ploughing on, 305 Schedule, pronunciation of the word, 169, 216, 275 St. Nicholas Shambles, well at, 348 Scherren (A.) on Indian pudding, 288 St. Paulinus and the Swale, 168, 254 Schloesser (F.) on cricket, earliest mention, 9 St. Paul's Cathedral, and Burford stone, 114; Prebend Lift, early, 350 of Cantlers, or Kentish Town, 410, 472 Sjambok, its pronunciation, 512 St. Swithin on Abstemius in Æsop, 234 Schomberg (Duke of), his skull, 96 Almansa, 248 Scot (Alexander) and Sir T. Wyatt, parallel between, Atlas and Pleione : the daisy, 475 70, 109 Beside, 493 Scotch burial custom, 10, 76 Catamaran, 433 Scotch Communion tokens, earliest use, 387, 430 Ceremony at Ripon, 358 Scotch maypoles, 469 Chimney-stacks, 233 Scotland, Knights Templars in, 10, 34, 97 Cloister and the Hearth,' 313 Scott (J.) and J. H. Christie, their duel, 252 Culture, curious, 486 Scott (Major John), his three wives, 190 Cumberland dialect, 294 Scott (Sir W.), Breviary in The Antiquary,' 34, 75, Darwinian chain of argument, 237 138 ; “phrenesiac” in Waverley,' 447 Devil and St. Botolph, 435 Scott-Waring (Mrs. and Miss), actresses, 296 Fastolf (Sir John), 214 Scottish Naval and Military Academy, 212, 274 Female crucifixes, 395, 517 Screaming skulls, 107, 194, 252, 331 "Genius by Counties,' 287 Sea walls, punishment for neglect to repair, 187 George III.'s cleverness, 148 Sacræ Paginæ Professor, theologian's title, 188, 273, Horse-pew: horse-block, 132 351 Jobo (King) poisoned by a toad, 256 Semper family, 487 Kempe (Archbishop), 434 Senga on tulipomania, 137 Klimius (Nicbolas), 108 Seton of Andria (Baron) on book of Loughscur, 334 Labyrinth at Pompeii, 168 Directory of Foreign Peers, 428 • Missal, Tbe,' 34 Yachting, 108 Palindrome, 35 Setsure on Berenice, wife of Ptolemy III., 193 Notes and Queries, Jan. 27, 1906. ) Severance as a proper name, 148 Sister on Dr. Cookson, 510 Seymour (F. T.) on character is fate, 405 Sjambok, its pronunciation, 204, 332, 512 Shakspere (John), his Profession of Faith,' 230 Skeat (Prof. W. W.) on belappit, 364 Shakespeare (W.), his home and Rev. Francis Gastrell, Borst, 37 47, 115; his vocabulary, 49; his allusions to chess, Bust for burst, 105 284 ; at Wilton House, 365; his portrait, 368, 494 Coke or Cook ? 78 Shakespeariana: Coop, to trap, 358 E, fioal, in Chaucer, 472 1 Henry IV., Act II. sc. i., “Oneyers," 443 England, English, 156 1 Henry VI., Act III. sc. ii., original of Falstaff, English Dialect Dictionary, 381 145 “Famous ” Chelsea, 434, 517 Julius Cæsar, pictures drawn from, 169, 234 Genius by Counties,' 329 James V.'s poems, 476 Love ales, 35 Mint at Leeds, 51 sc. iii., " The suspicious head of theft," 285 Moon names, 350 Macbeth, Act I. sc. iii., “Like a rat without a “Nobile virtutis genus est patientia, 417 tail,” 443 Norman inscriptions in Yorkshire, 16 Midsummer Night's Dream, Act II. 8c. i., “A Nouns and verbs differently pronounced, 61 faire vestall throned by the west,” 444 Pig : swine : bog, 536 Act II. sc. iii., "Caterpillers of the Common. Quotations wanted, 294, 513 Scallions, 375 “ This too shall pass away,” 435 Toby's dog, 535 Worple Way, 396 Ythancæster, 90 Shaw, Bengal lawyer, o. 1769, 288 Skerrick, dialect word, its meaning, 408, 475 Skulls, screaming, 107, 194, 252, 331, 514 Slipper, surname, its origin, 150, 212 Smith, its Latin forms, 409, 457 Shepherd's Bush, derivation of the name, 89, 236 Smith (C.) on Jobn Rolt Nixon, 29, 50 Sherborne (Lord) on Duchess of Cannizaro, 358 Smith (E.) on Duchess of Cannizaro, 316 Norman inscriptions in Yorkshire, 16 • Death of Nelson,' 365 Sheriff's challenge in Domesday, 290 Duke's Bagnio, 376 Sherwood (G. F. T.) on catalogues of MSS., 368, 415 “ Famous" Chelsea, 517 Cole (w.) Cambridge antiquary, 495 George III,'8 cleverness, 273 Dummer family, 315 Icelandic dictionary, 229 Genealogical and Historical Society, 230 Lawson's ' New Guinea,' 407 Joliffe family of Dorset, 392 ‘Lovesick Gardener,' 16 Population of a country parish, 495 Oxford Circus, 527 Tufnel family, 438 ster, Essex, 90 Whitcombe family, 352 Smith (H. T.) on suicides buried in open fields, 473 Shilleto (A. R.), his edition of Burton's ' Anatomy,'25 Smith (J.) on prisoner suckled by his daughter, 307 Shingle berries, their identification, 429 Smith (Joseph), 1674-1770, bis will, 221, 282, 383 Shorter and Walpole families, 13 Smith (S. P.) on Worple Way, 396 Shorthand M3. of Lodge, Ulster King of Arms, 229 Smyth (E. C.) on Sir John Fastolf, 145 Siborne's bistory of Waterloo, mistake in, 517 Smyth (H.) on Cumberland dialect, 169 Sidgwick (F.) on 'Bitter Withy,' 84 Smyth (H. J.) on “Jack Tar, have you heard ?” 506 Christmas Carol, 181 Smyth (J. T.) on quotations wanted, 468 Siege of Belgrade,' alliterative poem, 146 S-n (G. A.) on Antonio Canovo in England, 448 Signs, famous pictures as, 169, 218 Snaith, Peculiar Court of, marriage licences, 267, 334 Simcoe (General) and St. Domingo, 290 Snell (F. S.) on farm held three centuries, 247 Sims (G. R.) bis ' Lights o' London,' 45, 50, 131 Genius by Counties,' 474 Sinclair (Sir J. G. T.) on Napoleon on Byron, 147 Solomons (Israel) on Josias Catzius, 10 Sirr (H.) on Sarah Curran and Robert Emmet, 52, Somersetshire Parishes,' county bibliography, 57 111, 310, 534 Songs and Ballads :- Bathilda, 28, 93 ) Ythan Songs and Ballads : Stewart (Gilbert), Rotterdam merchant, 1698, 487 Bitter Withy, 84 Stillingfilete (Jean), and Hospital of St. John of Cherry Ripe, 469 Jerusalem, 167 Chevy Chase, 89, 155, 537 Stilwell (J. P.) on pig : swine : hog, 512 Come out, 'tis now September, 446 Twizzle-twigs, 507 Death of Nelson, 365, 412, 450, 490 Stirling (Elizabeth), her song “Come out, 'tis now Horticultural Wife, 16 September,” 446 I was a wild and a wicked youth, 187 Stone (J. H.) on Hogarth, 49 Immortal was his soul, 410 Strachan (L. R. M.) on 'Beggar's Opera,' Dublin, 91 Jack Tar, have you heard of the news? 506 Caravanserai to public-house, 413 Just before the battle, mother, 208 Icelandic dictionary, 456 Little Green Shop on Cornbill, 448 Johnson's Irene': Charles Goring, 509 Lo! what it is to love, 70 Pig : swine : bog, 510 Lovesick Gardener, 16 Resp., 50 Oxford Ramble, 43, 78, 472 Undertakers, 436 Pishoken, 350 Strand, “ Fountain " Tavern, 289, 336 ; Campbells in, Pop goes the weasel, 54, 209 509 Rényi (Francis), ballad on, 69, 176 Strand Theatre, its demolition, 385 Spanish, 107, 153, 238 Stratton (J.) on Henry Lucas, 166 That is, he would have, 409, 474 Streader (W. T.), book by, 369 Three Jolly Postboys, 532 Street (E. E.) on cricket pictures, 132 Ulm and Trafalgar, 407, 450 Pig : swine: hog, 449 Villikins and his Dinah, 188, 277, 318 Suicides buried in open fields, 514 War-Christian's Thanksgiving, 354 Wheel as symbol of religion, 250 Why, Soldiers, why? 410 Street names, hyphens after, 449, 515 Sophony as a Christian name, 148 Streets of London' and 'Lights of London,' 50 Sotheran (Henry), bis death, 118 Strong (Prof. H. A.) on most eloquent of ancient Soubise, black page of Duchess of Queensberry, 529 writers, 393 Sousa (Don Antonio de), his son, 10 Resp , 50 Southam (Herbert) on J. H. Christie, 189 Virgil or Vergil ? 309 Conyers, 57 Stuart (Andrew), Letters on the Douglas Cause,' 85 Cricket: pictures and engravings, 132 Stuart (Daniel and Peter), newspaper proprietors, 125 Foxes as food for men, 355 Stuart and Romanoff pedigree, 108, 157, 197, 295 Fulham Bridge, 509 Student on final e in Chaucer, 429 •Genius by Couuties,' 329 Suicides buried in the open fields, 346, 397, 475, 514 Gibbets, 376 Surnames, translated, 205, 275 Lincolnshire death folk-lore, 515 Sussex inscription, 389 Nadgairs, 213 Sutton (C. W.) on Liverpool printed books: Dr. Southwold Church, its figures and emblems, 158 Hood, 137 Spanish “Bear Bible,” 189, 274 Swale, the, and St. Paulinus, 168, 254 Spanish folk-lore, St. Peter and Charcoal-Burner,' 266 Swedenborg, and Lady Wilde, 331 ; and De Quincey, Spanish lady's love for an Englishman, 107, 153, 238 529 Spanish verse quoted by Churton, 229, 274 Swedish royal family, 91, 196, 293, 352 Speght (Thomas) and Francis Beaumont, 47 Swift (Dean), astronomy in bis ‘Gulliver's Travels,' 88 ; Spongeitis, use of the slang word, 347 on The Beggar's Opera,' 91 Spoons, church, 468 Swimming, trudgen stroke ia, 205, 332 Springett (Dr. W. D.) on Mianisinks, 248 Swine, use of the word, 407, 449, 510, 536 Tandy, Napper, 230 Swords used by Oliver Cromwell, 288 Stacey (John), Waterloo veteran, 493 Swynnerton (C.) op Maxwell Brown: Goodson, 409. Staices Bridge, its proportions, 469, 536 Open-air pulpits, 430 Staniburst and Walsie families, 168 Sydenham Wells, George III.'s visit, 389 Stanley (Dean) his poem 'The Gipsies,' 67 Sykes (James), his death, 440 Stannus (Lady), her maiden name, 188 Symonds (Thomas) and William Upcott, 328, 397 Stapleton (A.) on Knights Templars, 97 T. on Brougham Castle, 329 “Star and Garter," 1842, picture by E. Prentis, 150 T. (E.) on Easter woods, 149 Star in the crescent moon, 116 T. (E. B.) on forest set on fire by lightning, 28 Statham (H. H.).on pictures inspired by music, 57 T. (G. A.) on Bristol Merchant Adventurers’, Com Steele (R. L.) on beating the bounds, 31 Steer family, 428 Rowse or Rous of Cransford, 76 Steuart (A. F.) on Duchess of Cannizaro, 456 Willesden families, 95 Light Dragoong, 4th, 69 T. (H.) on George III.'s birthday, 26 Romanoff and Stuart pedigree, 157 Louis XVI.'s heart, 434 Stewart (Alan) on Bombay Grab, 177 T. (J.) on club cup, 397 Christ's Hospital, 310 Little Green Shop on Cornbill,' 448 Church spoons, 468 T. (T. D.) on Toby's dog, 535 Nutting, 396 T. (V.) on quotations wanted, 369 pany 69 6 T. (W.) on Sir Jobn Fastolf, 214 Trapesing, dialect word, 414 T. (W. A.) on Lord Mayor's Day, 448 Treaty of Peace, 1815, and the English Press, 167 Tailor in Dresden china, 469, 536 Trenchard (Francis), his library, c. 1658, 222 Tait and Tate, origin of the names, 297, 353 Trepolpen (P. W.), pseudonym, 527 Tandy (James Napper), bis biograpby, 230 Tresilian (Cecil) on Crockford's, 489 Tansley (E.) on Almsmen, Westminster Abbey, 314 Tripos and tripos verse8, 124, 172, 292 Pound, Rochester Row, 288 Trudgen-stroke in swimming, 205, 332 Tavern Signs : Tufnel family, 389, 438 Bombay Grab, 107, 177 Tulipomania, its bibliography, 90, 187 Fountain, in the Strand, 289, 336 Tunbridge Wells harvest custom, 447 Teed and Ashburner families, 90 Turner (F.) on Bowtell family, 134 Telegraph, patent signal, or writing machine, 65 Maneis : Mayne, 48 Templars, Knights, charters at York, 167, 235 Staines Bridge, 469 Turner (T.) on Great Queen Street, No. 56, 414 Twizzle-twigs, dialect word, 507 Two first, use of the term, 294 Twopenny for head, slang term, 69, 217, 331 U. (H. W.) on “That is, he would have,” 474 Uchoreus, king mentioned by Diodorus, 346 Dorset place-name: Ryme Intrinseca, 536 First Earring, 228 Theatres, old, of London, 125 Lynde : Delalynde family, 436 Tholsels, definition of the word, 387, 453, 516 Screaming skull, 514 Thomas (Ralpb) on Academy of the Muses, 54 Semper family, 487 Beside, 306 Underdown (H. W.) on parish records neglected, 186 Coke or Cook ? 78 Worple Way, 348 ‘Don Quixote,' 1595–6, 313 Undertaker, its use by Swift, 436 • Hugh Trevor,' 513 Underwood (T.) and C. Churchill, 308, 357 Uniform, Windsor, 527 United Irishmen and Lord Moira, 28 Uuiversities, English, and Chaucer, 47 Trepolpen (P. W.), 527 Unwin (G.) on bair-powdering closets, 453 Wheatstone, 386 Uriani, a seat of Jewish Christians, 509 •Whitefriars,' its author, 535 Urquijo (J. de) on Latin - English - Basque dice Thoms (A.) on purpose of a flaw, 314 tionary, 333 Thomson (J.) and Charles Lamb, 306 V. (Q.) on Add: Adder, 406 Thornbury (W.) on the Civil War, 148 Helper, 469 Thothmes I., "the first warlike king,” 305 Norwich Court Rolls, 489 Thraves, custom of, its origio, 350, 397 Paules fete, 435 Thumb (Tom), his biography, 37 Lucca, plans of, 409 Tipterero, a huge sea-animal, 267, 316, 396 Punctuation in MSS. and printed books, 144 Tithe barns, 300 Shakespeare's vocabulary, 49 Titian's Vends with Mirror,' 127 Tulipomania, 90 Tittle, etymology of the word, 325 Vulgate, 17 Tiverton, ducking the mayor and constable at, 325 V. (Q. W.) on Byrch arms, 90 Toad, King John poisoned by a, 168, 256, 492 V. (V.H.I.L.I.C.I.) on · Battel of the Catts,' 228 Tobacco, pronunciation of the word, 126 Charles I.'s execution, 46 Toby's dog. fine for preaching on, 508, 535 V. (W. I. R.) on Parsloes Hall, Essex, 34 Tokens, Communion, earliest use in Scotland, 387, 430 Pomple: trefoil, 126 • Tom Moore of Fleet Street,' melodrama, 230 Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 95 Valtyne on moon names, 289 Vane family of Kent, 165 Tovey (D.C.) on · Byways in the Classics,' 261 Vanishing London, 365 "Town and Country Magazine,' Tête-à-Tête portraits, Vaughan (Rev. E.), Archdeacon of Madras, his 241, 342, 462, 522 descendants, 309 Tracy family, their fate, 128, 192, 274, 335 Vaughan (John), pretended Waterloo veteran, 347, 391 Trafalgar, last survivor of the battle, 485 Vaus (Jobn), grammarian, bis works, 248 Trafalgar, pronunciation of the name, 385, 431, 471, Venice, Coryat on, 189, 276 534 Vorbs and nouns differently pronounced, 64 Traquair, “ Palace "of, and Burns, 387, 437 Verderer's Court, Forest of Doan, 7 6 |
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