M. or N. initials, 61.M. on Achilles and the tortoise, 186.—— on aerostation, 317.—— on alarm, 151. 252.—— on alteration of title pages, 326.—— on Bernardus Patricius, 266.—— on logic, 199.—— on Morganatic marriage, 72.—— on Notes and Queries, 193.—— on wood paper, 21.M.(2) on Beau Brummel's ancestry, 264.—— on pilgrim's road, 269.M.(A.) on the authorship of "Automachia," 392.—— on Job's luck, 516.—— on letters of Queen Elizabeth and Philip II. of Spain, 102.—— on Mother Gray's apples, 88.M.(A.B.) on Rome, ancient and modern, 21.Mac on Joan Sanderson, or the cushion dance, and Bab at the bowster, 517.Macaulay's Country Squire, 357.Magor, 127. 141.Maitland (S.R.) on Cave's Historia Literaria, 279.—— on plan for a Church History Society, 371. 480.Malatesti (Antonio), dedication to Milton, 146.Malherbe, French poems by, 104, 245.Mohouy (Francis), on "A Frog he would a wooing go," 74.Manloius on "He who runs may read," 374.—— on letters of Horning, 398.—— on America and Tartary, 405.—— on cognation of the Jews and Lacadaemonians, 577.Manning (family of) in Norfolk, 135.Maps of London, 56.Marescautia, 28.Margaret's Rood, 512.Mariner's compass, 56. 470.Markland (J.H.) on Dr. Samuel Ogden, 105.Marlowe and Shakspeare, by Samuel Ilicitson, 369.Marriages, divination at, 117.Martel, Charles, 11.Martello towers, 9. 110. 173.Martin, Cockerell, and Hopkins' families, 392.Martin family, 500.Martinet, 118. 167. 220.Martyr (Peter), allusion in, 101.Masters of the pastimes and mayor, 132.Materre of Peckard's Life of Ferrar, 415.Mathews on execution of Charles I., 158.Mathiou's (P.) Life of Sejanus, 215.Matrimony, solemnization of, 464.Mauther, the East Anglian word, 217. 335. 411.May-dew, 474.May marriages, 52.Mayor (J.E.B.) on angels' visits, 236.—— on Darvon Gatherall, 235.—— on the expression "To give a man horns", 91.—— on a new edition of Milton, 92.—— on extract from Baker's MSS. on Barth, Dodyngton, and William Jenkyn, 195.—— on "Fiat Justitia," 494.—— on Jeremy Taylor's Life of Christ, Sermons, and Holy Dying, 5.—— on Cave's Historia Literaria, 255.—— on mistakes in Gibbon, 276.—— on notes on Coleridge's Aids to Reflection, 228.—— nursery rhyme, "Come when you're called," 135.—— on "Quem Deus vult perdure," 317.—— quotations in Bishop Andrewes, 284.—— on parallel passages, Coleridge, Hooker, Butler, 458.—— on Tennyson, 198.—— on the author of Whole Duty of Man, 293.Mayors, the correct prefix of, 303.Mayor of misrule, and masters of the pastimes, 152.M.(B.) on Osnaburh bishopric, 358.Medals, satirical, 208. 347.Medal of Stukeley, 40. 78.Mentmore, Bucks, notes from register of, 229.Mercenary preacher, 495."Merry Wives of Windsor," on a passage in, 322.Mexien, Lord Kingsborough's Antiquities of, 317.Mexxotinto, sonnet to prove that black is white, 478.M.(G.) on an infant prodigy, 479.—— on Haemony, 410.—— on news, 397.—— on hogs not pigs, 461.Mice, 164.Mildew in books, 103. 173. 236.M.(J.H.) on royal and distinguished disinterments, 78.—— on story of Mr. Fox, 197.—— on authors of the Rolliad, 242.—— on a passage from Burke, 372.—— on Gwyn's London and Westminster, 381.—— on James West, president of Royal Society, 382.—— on Viscount Castlecomer, 430.—— on Ferrar's Digest of our Saviour's Life, 445.—— on doctrine of Immaculate Conception, 449.—— on the Widow of the Wood, 468.—— on Lady Compton's letter, 429.—— on the meaning of the word "Thwaites," 521.M.(J.B.), Men are but children, 127.—— M.A., on the Wise Men of Gotham, 436.Mn. (J.) on hogs and pigs, 102.—— on circulation of the blood, 475.—— on pasquinade on Leo XII., 131.—— on etymological queries, 153.Mock Beggar's Hall, 478.Mocker, meaning of, 519.Modena family, 410.Molten sea, 464.Monastery, arrangement of one, 93.Money, chimney of, 379.——, smoke, 120.——, value of, in reign of Charles II., 247.Monosyllables, a note on, 505. 577.Monro, Cecil, on Sir George Bud, 74.Montaigue, select essays of, 245.——, saying ascribed to, 278. 451.Montague (Walter) on sitting during the Lessons, 285.Monumental brasses, 29."Mooney's Goose?" 151.Moore, Sir Thomas, 297.Morganitic marriages, 72. 125. 231. 261.Mortuary stanzas, 309.Moses, why represented with horns, 91.Mother Gray's apples, 88.Mountfort, assassination of, 516.M.(R.G.P.) roasting mice for hooping cough, 197.—— on damasked linen, 199.M.(R.) on division of intellectual labour, 499.MSS. (old); queries concerning, 70.M.S.R. on coffe black broth, 69.M.S.(J.) on early poetry, 375.M.(W.) on Cupid and Psyche, 247.
N. on crosiers and pastoral staves, 412.—— on Poutefract on the Thames, 57.N.(A.) on Darvon Gatherall, 286.—— on Minar's Book of Antiquities, 412.N.(A.D.) on a test of witchcraft, 404.Naboc on curfew, 103.—— on Melancthon's epigram, 111.Naso on Guy's porridge-pot, 187.National airs of England, 392.National debt, 408.National excellencies of England, discourses of, 345.Nautilus on mariner's compass, 56.N.(D.) on Queen Elizabeth's visit to Lord Bacon, 408.—— on Sir Gregory Norton, Bart., 216.Necklaces (Shaw), 512.N.(E L.) on parallel passages, 31.—— on Trogus Pompeius, 309.Nepomac (St. John), 317. 347.Newspapers, history of, 375."Never did cardinal bring good to England," 424. 450. 457. 522."News," and "noise," derivation of, 26.News, notes on derivation of, 81. 106. 137. 138. 218. 397.——, a few old materials for its elucidation, 180.N.(G.) on "Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," 219.N.(G.W.) on "Gradely," 334.Nichols (John Gough) on capture of Henry VI., 228.—— on Caxton's printing office, 122. 142. 234.—— on the collar of Esses, and collar of the king of Scotland, 110. 249. 330. 362.—— on Queen Elizabeth's translation of Boethius, 169.N.(J.D.N.) on Arminian nunnery, 445.N.(J.G.) on Carpatio, 247.—— on remains of James II., 281.—— on Sarum and Barum, 108.N.(J.H.) on by the bye, 424.—— on Etsell, 315.—— on St. Cuthbert, 325.N.(L.R.) on commoner marrying a peeress, 230.Nocab on Bacon family, origin of the name, 247."Noise" and "news," derivations of, 81. 106. 188. 218. 397.Noli me tangere, 158. 219. 258. 452.Nonjurors, oratories of, 354. 421. 467.Norfolk dialect, 217. 365.—— popular rhymes, 150.North sides of churchyards unconsecrated, 55. 126. 253.Northamptonshire (South), folk 1ore of, 56. 164.Norton (Lady Frances), 480. 501.Norton (Sir Gregory, Bart.), 216. 250.Norwich (Earl of). George Goring, 65.——, and his son, George Lord Goring, 86.Notaries Public, 414.Notes ad Queries, 193. 242.——, advice to the editor, and hints to contributors, 357.——, a word prefatory, on commencing Vol. II., 1.——, our predecessors, 193. 242.——, address to our friends on the publication of the fifty-second number, 353.Novus on Comment, in Apocalypsin, 61.—— on Andrewes's Tortura Torti, 318.—— on bookbinding, 308.—— on Jeremy Taylor's works, 380.—— on translations of the Scriptures, 319.N.(R.) on licensing of books, 359.N.(S.) on "Gradely," 384.—— on Schlegel on church property in England, 215.N.(T.) on execution of Charles I. and Earl Stair, 847.—— on Fairfax's Tasso, 325.—— on gold in California, 336.N.(T.S.) on punishment of death by burning, 51.Numerals, Arabic, 27. 61. 294. 470.Numismatics, 238.Numismatic queries, replies to, 42.Nursery rhyme, "Come when you are called," 135.N.(W.) on the Worm of Lambton, 27.
Oates (Titus), autograph, 464.Oath of the Lord Chancellor, 182.Occleve, Chaucer's portrait by, 442."Ockley's History of the Saracens," 277.Octogenarius on punishment of death by burning, 260.Ogden (Dr. Samuel), 105.—— family, 73. 106.0ld Bailey, on the punishment of death by burning, 90.Oldenburg horn, 417. 516.Oliver and Roland, 132.Omens from birds, 435.Omnibuses, 215."One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church," 217.Orchard, derivation of, 393.Organ-blower, the term, 374."Orkneyinga saga," 278.Orkney under the Norwegians, 309.Ormerod (George) on mistletoe on oaks, 214.—— on Scotch prisoners, 379.Orosius (Altred's), 177.Osmuna the Waterman, 199.Osnaburg, bishopric, 353. 417. 481. 500.Our world, 71.Overyssel superstition, 356.Owen's epigram, translation of, 460.Owls, 164.Owl is broad, song of 393. 495.Oxford's (Earl of) patent, 235. 255.Oxaniensis on Lord John Townshead's poetical works, 9.——, Nondum-gradatus, on lands, 23.
P. on Chaucer's portrait, by Occleve, 412.Pacificus, on the Rebel, 31.Pagomian version of the Scriptures, 427."Pair of Twises," 327.Pallet meaning of, 41.Palmerston (Lord), lines attributed to, 30.Paneras (St.) Old Church, 164. 496.Pandect, Florentine edition of 421. 450.Pantheon, 404.Papal bulls, true or false. 491.Paper hangings, 268.Paper mill the first in England, 43. 522.Parallel passages in celebrated authors, 31. 196. 213. 373. 458. 491.Parish registers, 1.—— tax, 10. 60.—— in London, 18.Parliament, etymology of 8. 139.Parr (Queen Catherine), MS. book of prayers belonging to, 167.Parson the Statfortshire giant, 13. 314Partrige family, 230. 286.—— (J.) on the l'artrige family, 230.Partington (Mrs.), 377. 411.Pascal and his editor, Bosatt, 217. 383.Paslan (C.) on nice as a medicine, 310.—— on meaning of cauking, 523.Pasquinade on Leo XII, 131.Pasrer or Plaister, 102.Passilodior and Beratrynde, 515.Pastoral staff and crozer, 313. 123.Paying through the nose, 348.Peacock (E. jun.), on Lord Delamere, 101.Peal of bells, anecdote of, 347.Pears (Stewart, A.) on portrait of Sir P. Sydney, by Paul Veronebe, 296.Peep of Day, 118.Pedestrian on dales in Yorkshire, 154.Pedlar's Song, by Shakspeare, 39.Pen and Ink on cultivation of geometry in Lancashire, 8. 438.Peniteas Cito, its authorship, 42."Penseroso," Milton's, 545."Pension," meaning of, 134, 268.Perjury, papers of, 182, 316.Perrot (Sir John), 217. 254.P.(F.T.), the Carpenter's Maggot, 104.P.(H.) Cardinal Allen's admonition, 497.—— on Poor Philgarlick, 302.Philanthropos, cheap books of reference, 213.Philip II. of Spain, his letters to Queen Elizabeth, 102.Phillipp's (Sir Thomas) manuscripts, 460.Philo-Chaucer on Nicholas Brigham's works, 136.—— on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 199.Philosophy, Beothus' Consolations of, 53.Philobibion, translation of, 153, 202.Pigeons, 165.Pilgrim's road to Canterbury, 199. 237. 268. 269. 515.Pinolico, 13.Pilco, 13.Piskies, or Pixies, legends of, 475. 511. 514.Pistol and Bandolph, 152.Pixey Legends, 514.Pixies or Piskies, 475. 511. 514.P.(I.Z.) on crozier and pastoral staff, 248.P.(I., jun.) on meaning of "Thwaites," 521.Plain Sense on "He who runs may read," 439.Plaister or Paster, 162.Planche (J.R.) on Guy's armour, 252.—— on collar of, 88, 393.Playing cards, 462, 517"Please the jugs." 423.Plectrum on Chantrey's sleeping children in Lickfield Cathedral, 70.P.(L.G.) on Croker's Boswell, 374.Plunket (Lord) and St. Agobard, 226."Plurima Gemma," author of, 163.Pox Cynosuwides, 592.Poet Leureates, 20.Poetry early, queries respecting, 374.——, ancient, pretended reprint of, 463.Poisons, 424.Poker, 264.Pote money, 231. 285.Poley (Sir John) and the Golden Frog, 76.Pontefract on the Thames, 56. 205.Pool of the Black Hound, legend of, 515.Poor Pillgarlick, 292.Poor Robin's almanacks, 258Pope and Bishop Burgess, 310.Pope's Villa, 479.Popular rhymes, 355.Porridge-pot, Guy's, 187Porson's Imposition, 71. 106.—— epigram, 278.Portrait of Cardinal Beaton, 431.—— unknown, 217.Poultry, 164Power of prophecy, 196.P.(P.) on vineyards, 446.P.(H.) on "De male quesitis," etc., 107.Praed a Poetical Works, 238.Prayers and preaching distinct services, 95.Preaching in nave only, 95.Prelates of France, 182. 252.Presages of death, 116.Prelum Ascensianum, 422.Price (E.B.) on umbrellas, 25.—— on wood carving, Snow Hill, 220.—— on Eskon Basilike, 265.—— on riots of London, 533.—— on chimney-money, 379.—— on curfew, 175.—— on puzzing epitaph, 346.—— on watermarks on writing-paper, 347.Price (I.L.) on Socinian boast, 412."Pride of the morning," small rain so called, 309.Prin (John G.A.) on Kilkenny cats, 71.Printer's errors, corrigenda of, 388.Priscian on Haberdasher, Martinet, 167.Prisoners (Scottish) sold to plantations, 379. 448.Prolocutor of convocation, 21.Prophesying before death, 435.Prynne or Lilburn, 118.P. (S.) on Cardinal Chalmers, 493.—— on portrait of Cardinal Beaton, 497.Publishers hints to, 439. 492.Pulteney's ballad "The Honest Jury," 147.Punishment of death by burning, 6. 50. 90. 165. 260.Pusin, meaning of, 27.Puzzling epitaph, 311. 316."P.V." the meaning of, 440.P.(W.) on Chaucer's portrait by Occleve, 435.—— on Dr. Thomas Bever's Legal Polity of Great Britain, 254.—— on hanging out the broom, 226.—— on Nicholas Breton's Fantastcks, 476.—— on Nicholas Ferrar, 485.—— on Thrurscross, 484.P.(W.H.) on playing cards, 517.Pwcca, query on Aubrey family, 72.—— on Darvon Gatherall and St. Uncumber, 286.
Q. (2.) on passage from Burke, 359.Q. (F.) on Albanian literature, 323.—— on America, 277.—— on Can du plera meteor cera, 475.—— on coins of Gandophares, 298.—— on collar of SS., 393.—— on etymological notes, 276.—— on Fastitocalon, 295.—— on Kongs skuggsia, 298.—— on Luther's Hymns, 327.—— on numerals, 294.—— on Poa Cynosuwides, 392.—— on satirical medals, 298.—— on Satyavrata, 308.—— on whales, 308.Q.(F.S.) on insignia of mayoralty, 394.Q.(J.S.) on the meaning of Pallet, 41.Q.(Q.Q.) on Regis ad Exemplar, 267.Q.(T.H.) on "A Chrysostom to smooth the band in," 188.Q.(Q.P.) on "Never did cardinal bring good to England," 424.—— on death of Richard II., 448.—— on mariner's compass, 470.—— on Members for Durham and Calais, 9.—— on wife of Edward the Outlaw, 318.Quaero, on Lass of Richmond Hill, 103.Quaesior on Charade, 10.Quarles, was he pensioned? 171. 218.Quasimodo on Cat and Bagpipes, 266."Quein Deus vult perdere," 317.Querela Cantabrigiensis, 163.—— on the authorship of, 233. 448.Querist on Aeneas Silvius, 423.Query put to a pope, 104.Questor on Dandridge the painter, 442.Quin's incoherent story, 405.Quotations in Bishop Andrewes, 284.—— wanted, 391.
R. on Cat and Bagpipes, 397.—— on Concolinel, 217. 378.—— on Hornbooks, 236.—— on map of London, 220.—— on passage in Bishop Butler, 464.R.(A.) on "The Owl is abroad," 308.R.(A.B.) on clergy sold for slaves, 253.—— on Querela Cantabrigiensis, 448.—— on Sir Robert Howard, 248.Rab Surdam, meaning of, 498."Race," in shipbuilding, meaning of, 72.Radix, derivation of, 362.Rainbow, 89.Ram, of Darby, 235.Randal (John), epitaph on, 517.Ransom of an English nobleman, 9."Rapido contrarius orbi," 120. 159. 253.Rathbone Place, 404.Rawlinson (Robert) on swans hatched during thunder, 511.Rayned Deer, the Earl of Essex and the finding of the, 103.R.(B.) on "Noli me tangere," 153.—— on Pimlico, 13.R.(C.I.) On "Noli me tangere," 452.—— on Pusan, 27.—— on smoke money, 269.—— on Tristan d'Acunha, 413.R.(D.P.) on death of Richard II., 4.Reader (A) on curfew at Over, near Winsford, 312.Reader (W.) on Guy's porridge pot, 118.Rebecca—charade, 77.Rebel, the, 34.Red hand and the Holt family, 506.—— Holt family, Ashton church, 451.Red Sindon, 495.Reed (Isaac) on Alderman Beckford, 262.Regiolapidensis, Thomas, 406."Regis ad exemplar," 267. 331."Regis ad exemplam totus componitur orbis," 381.Relton (F.B.) on an alms dish, 516.—— on child's book by Beloe, 495.—— on Osnaburg Bishopric, 500.Remains of James II., 427.Renouard (G.C.) on umbrellas, 25.Reves. alias Michael Servetus, 187.R.(F.B.) on the Rolliad, 440.—— on Bishop Durdent and the Staffordshire historians, 309.R.(G.) on Roman Catholic theology, 347.—— on scalping, 78.Rheumatism, 37.Rhymes, popular, 515.Rib, why the first woman formed from a, 213. 264.Richard II., death of, 391. 447.Richardson family, 230.Richardson (G. Bouchier) on curfew at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 312.—— on earwig, 28.—— on Fenkle Street, 29.—— on Long Lonkin, 270.Richmond Hill, the Lass of, 350.Ridley (Bishop), MSS. of, 65.Rimbault (Edward F) on Agapemone of the sixteenth century, 50.—— on "Ale draper," 414.—— on Andrew Becket, 317.—— on Arminian nunnery, 407.—— on "Boethius' Cosolations of Philosophy," 169.—— on Bolton's Ace, 497.—— on satirical song on George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, 292.—— on Sir George Buc, 73.—— on "The Carpenters Maggot," 173.—— on Caxton's printing office, 99.—— on George Chapman, the poet, 373.—— on the churchwardens' account of St. Antholin's, 172.—— on Colvil's Whigg's Supplication, 53.—— on Concolinel, 318.—— notes on the second edition of Cunningham's London, 211. 227. 404.—— on Lord Delamere, 158.—— on Lady Deloraine, 479.—— on Edward the Confessor's crucifix and gold chain, 406.—— on Gaudentio di Lucca, 327.—— on Hubert le Soeur's brass statues, 54.—— on Hugh Holland and his works, 266.—— on Rob. Innes, a Grub-street poet, 164.—— on Dr. King's poem of The Toast, 480.—— on Ruding's annotated Langbaine, 407.—— on Francis Lenton, the poet, 117.—— on London Bridge is broken down, 338.—— on Samuel Rowlands and the "Choice of Change," 420.—— on Parsons, Staffordshire Giant, 314.—— on Stepony ale, 346.—— on Stone's diary, 480.—— on the Duke of Warton's poetical works and Titos Oates, 464.—— on Lady Jane of Westmoreland, 485.—— on "The Widow of the Wood," 406.—— on a mistake about George Wither, 293.—— on George Wither, the poet, a printer, 390.—— on traditional story concerning Cardinal Wolsey, 390.Ringelbergius, 376.Ringing a hand-bell before a corpse, 478.Ring, Viscount Dundee's, 70.Riots in London, 273. 332. 446.R.(J) on epitaph on John Randall, 517.R.(J.C.) on Baron Münchausen, 519.—— on Becket, 469.—— on Becket's mother, 270. 364.—— on Father Blackhal, 421.—— on chance in the appearance of the dead, 435.—— on power of prophesying before death, 435.—— on the troubles of Frankfort, 349.—— on the nonjurors, 421.R.(J.H.) on Margaret Dyneley, 358.R.(L.M.M.) on "Bamboozle," 266.—— on Modena family, 265.R.(M.C.) on vineyards, 446.R.(N.E.), a subscriber, on sitting during the Lessons, 285.—— on Luther's hymns, 413.Roberd the Robber, 321.Robertson, of Muirtown, 135. 172. 253.—— (J.C.) on grant of leave to the Earl of Sussex to be covered in the royal presence, 264.Robins and wrens. 164.Rock (Dr.) on "Aedricus qui signa fundebat," 231.—— on collar of SS., 280.—— on confsession, 317.—— on Abbe Strickland, 237.Rocque, Jean, query, Who was he? 72.Roffe (A.) on death-bed mystery, 356.—— on a passage in "All's well that ends well," 434.Rogers (Thomas) of Horninger, 421. 521."Roland" and "Oliver," 132.Rolle (Alice), 72.Rollin's Ancient History and History of the Arts and Sciences, 357. 491.Rolliad, authors of the, 114. 242. 378. 439.Roma subterranea, inscription from, 263.Roman Catholic theology, 279. 347.Roman coin, countermarks on, 327.Rome, ancient and modern, 21. 62.Romagnasi's works, 425.Roman roads, 21.Rood (black) of Scotland, 308. 409.Room-paper, when introduced, 134.Roscommon (first earl of), 325. 468. 521.—— peerage, 493.Rose, under the, 323.Ross (C.) on pole money, 285.—— on punishment of death by burning, 61.—— on strangers in the House of Commons, 83.Rowlands (Samuel) and the authorship of "The Choice of Change," 419.Rowley Powley, 74. 251.Royal Society, Jas. West, president of, 382.R.R. on umbrellas, 25.R.S. on papers of perjury, 182.R.(S.T.) on Wraxen, 366.Rushbearing, 197.Russian language, 152. 190.Rusticus on Thomas Regiolapidensis, 407.
Saffron bag, 217. 345.Salut and Crozier, legend of, 287. 429. 468.Sale of gems, drawings, and curiosities, 390.Salingen, a sword cutler, 135.Sansom (J.) on Jewish music, 88.—— on Lammas Day, 88.—— on living dog better than a dead lion, 62.—— on a passage in Lucian, 89.—— on Lux Fiat, 89.—— on Poeta Angelicus, 288.—— on power of prophecy, 196.—— on rainbow, 89.—— on scalping, 78.Scott's Waverley, 308.Scotus on Beatrix Lady Talbot, 478.—— on Elizabeth and Isabel, 159.—— on Handfasting, 342.—— on Lady Morgan and Curry, 30.Scriptures, Roman Catholic translations, 229. 319.S.(E.) on specimens of Erida in bloom, 120.Sejanus, P. Mathieu's Life of, 215.Seleucus on Cromwell's estate, Magor, 127. 141.—— on Folk-Lore of Wales, 388.—— on "Hook or by crook," 78.—— on Long Lonkin, 168.Senex on punishment of death by burning, 165.—— on riots of London, 278. 447.Sepulchre, watching the, 270.Servants, on hiring, 89. 157.Servetus and Calvin, 152. 187.Sexes, theur separation during Divine service, 91.Singer (S.W.) on Antonio Malatesti's dedication to Milton, 146.—— on "The Bar of Michael Angelo," 166.—— on eisell and wormwood wine, 315.—— Joachin, the French ambassador, 230.—— on May marriages, 52.—— on more borrowed thoughts, 82.—— on Shakespeare's use of the words "captious" and "intenible," 354.—— on Shakespeare's use of the word "delighted," 201.S.(J.A.), Pope Felix, 42.S.(J.D.) on armorial bearings, 479."Skeleton in every house," 231.S.L., translation of the Philoboblion, 153.S.(M.N.) on Chaucer's monument, 490.Snake charming, 514.Sneek-up or snick-up, 13.Songs, old, 257.—— of the fourteenth century, English and Norman, 385.Spa Fields, or London Spa, 404."Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," author of? 125. 219.Speke family, 479.Spiders, 165.Spider and the Fly, 245.Spiders a cure for ague, 259.S.(R.) on Dr. Euseby Cleaver, 450.S.(R., jun.) on the origin of dragons, 517.S.(R.J.) on when does East end? 43.SS, collars of, 134. 394. 415.S.S. on collar of SS., 394.—— on marganitic marriages, 351.—— on vineyards, 446.S.S.S., on earwig, 28.—— on etymology of Totnes, 237.—— lines attributed to Lord Palmerston, 30.—— on the New Temple, 339.—— on Totnes church, 452.—— Wellington, Wyrwast, and Cokam, 26.S.(T.) on exhumation of a body ominous to the family, 4.—— on Folk Lore, 36.Statistics, 1.Statue of French king, epigrams on, 89.St. Crolx (II, de) borrowed thoughts, 101.Steele's burial place, 375. 411. 430.Stephens (George) Cupid and Psyche, 429.—— on legend of a saint, 429.Stevens (George), portrait of, 476.Straw necklaces, 512.St. Savious, Canterbury, church of, 478.St. Thomas of Lancaster, 182. 269.Stukeley, medal of, 40. 78.S.(W.) on Gray's Elegy, 501.Swans hatched during thunder, 544.——, the singing of, 475.——, swearing by, 399. 451.S.(W.G.) on Bacon family, 450.—— on derivation of Penny, 78.Swords worn in public, 130. 218.
T. on Bacon's Advancement in Learning, 466.—— on origin of the word "culprit," 475.—— Sir T. Phillippe's manuscripts, 460.—- on MSS. of Bishop Ridley, 66.—— on Lady Sling-by, 74.T.(A.) on Filthy Gingram, 467.Talbot (Beatrix Lady), 478.Tartary and America, 405.Tasso, translated by Fairfax, 359. 360. 377.Tax, parish registers, 40. 60.Taylor's (Jeremy) Life of Christ, 5.—— Doctor Dubitantium, 323.—— Holy Dying, 5.—— Sermons, 5.Tempest, on a passage in the, 359. 337. 429. 489.Temple, the New, 105. 123. 182.Ten children at a birth, 458.Terra Martin on cabalistic authors, 468.
Vault interments, 21.Vavasour of Haslewood, 326.V.(E.) on Arminian nunnery, 445.—— on Carueate of land, 9.—— on Herstinonceux Castle, 477.—— on Martello towers, 9.Venables (E.) on Becket's mother, 364.—— on smoke money, 345.Ventriloquism, 88. 121. 234. 479.Veritas on Rollin's Ancient History, and History of the Arts and Sciences, 492.Version (meaning of), 522.Viator on burning bush of Sinai, 491.—— on the crocodile, 491.—— on specimens of Foreign English, 444.—— on St. Thomas's Day, 510.—— on True Blue, 494.—— on the umbrella, 491.Vivares (engravings by), after Claude, 72.V.(M.) on Bastille, MS. records of, 309.Volusemus, or Wilson? (Thomas,) 311.Vondel's Lucifer, 507.V.(R.) on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 316.—— on swearing by swans, 392.
W. on Arabic numerals, 470.—— on cavell, 4.—— on curfew, 312.—— on London dissenting ministers—Rev. Thomas Taller, 267.—— on wraxen, 366.(W.I.) on havock, 270.—— on translations of Juvenal, 145.Walcott (Mackenzie), on crozier and pastoral staff, 313.—— on Irish Brigade, 452.—— on Judas' bell, Judas' candle, 298.—— on Scala Coeli, 285.—— on MS. History of Winchester School, 463.—— on vineyards, 446.Walrold family, 131. 206. 281.Waltheof's executions, 167. 221.Warton, Anthony, 56.Warton's (Duke of) Poetical Works, 464.Warts (charms for), 19. 36. 68. 150. 181. 226. 430.Wasps, 165.Wat the Hare, 349.Watching the sepulchre, 270.Water-marks of writing-paper, 310. 347.Way (Albert) on etymological queries, 169.—— on Master J. Shorne, 450.W.(B.) on carucate of land, 75.—— on collar of SS., 393.—— on "news," "noise," 137.—— on Red Sindon, 495.W.(C.B.) on Byron's birthplace, 410.Wdn. on York Building Company, 278.Wedsecnarf on swords, 110.—— on Folk-lore rhymes, 259.—— on Countess of Desmond, 317.—— on mice as a medicine, 510.Weights for weighing coins, 326. 522."Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest." 134. 188.Welle, Robert de, 71.Wellington, 26.Welsh Folk Lore. 388.—— language, 136. 189.Welsh money, 231. 346.Wens, 36.W.(E.N.) on meaning of "race" in ship-building, 72.—— on California, 132.—— on Feltham's works, 133.—— on London Bridge is broken down, 338.—— on Sir John Perrot, 217.—— whence comes "Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest?" 134.—— Winstanley's Loyal Martyrology, 95.West, or stye in the eve, 37.—— burial towards, 408.—— (James), President of Royal Society, 382.Westminster Abbey, Sir Harry Englefield's fabric accounts, 167.Westminster wedding, 480.W.(E.S.S.) on punishment of death by burning, 6. 51.W.(F.) on Bishop Berkeley's successful experiments, 217.W.(G.) on Cardinal Erskine, 406.W.(H.) on Dulcarnon, 78.—— on Fizgig, 238.—— on Robert de Welle, 71.Whales, 307.Whetstone of Reproof, its authorship, 231.W.(H.H.) on Dr. Bowring's translations, 219.Whichcote (Dr.), 33.Whipping by women, 463."Whistling wife," 226.White (A. Holt) on black doll at old store shops, 511.—— (Rev. Joseph Blanco), 47.Whitsuntide, etymology at, 129.Whole Duty of Man, author of, 292.Widow of the Wood, 468.Wife on trial, 151.Wilkinson (Henry) on aërostation, 251.—— on Armenian language, 189.—— on mildew in books, 173.—— on Zündnadel gulls, 343.—— (T.T.) on geometry in Lancashire, 60.—— on sirloin, 332.Williams (Abp.), his persecutor R.K., 21.William III., satirical poems on, 275.William of Wykeham, 89. 110. 188.Winchester School, MS. history of, 463.Window, the low, 55. 111.Winstanley's Loyal Martyrology, error in, 95.Wise men of Gotham, 476. 520.Witchcraft, a test of, 404.Wither (George) mistake about, 293.—— the poet, a printer, 390.Witton (J.C.), coins of Constantius II., 42.—— on guineas, 238.—— on Welsh money, 231.—— replies to numismatic queries, 42.Wives, custom of selling, 217.—— of ecclesiastics, 451.Wizard, Michael Scott, 189.W.(J.) on umbrellas, 25.W.(J.K.R.) on Trianon, 13. 62.—— on Steele's burial place, 414.W.(J.L.) on a MS. Book of Prayers belonging to Queen Catherine Parr, 167.W.(J.M.) On "One holy catholic and apostolic church." 217.W.(J.R.) on Sir Oliver Chamberlaine, 327.W.(J.S.) on ale draper.—Eugele Aram, 360.—— on fool or a physician, &c., 316.—— on Milton's "Penseroso," 345.—— on Ringelbergius, 376.—— on passage in Vida, 317.W.(M.) on blackguard, 268.—— on combs buried with the dead, 269.—— on "Dat veniam corvis," 405.W.(M.) on paper hangings, 268.—— on parallel passages, 263.Wn. on Cosas De España, 39.W.(O.) on portraits of Stevens, Cotton, and Bunyan, 476.Wolsey (Cardinal), traditional story concerning, 390.Woman, the first one formed from a rib, 213. 261.Wood-carving in Snow Hill, 134. 220.Wood, the Widow of the, 406.Worcester, Scotch prisoners at, 297. 350.Words, small, 377.Wordsworth (Wm.), 145.Worm of Lambton, 27.Wormwood wine, 286. 345.—— and eisell, 315.Wraxen (meaning of). 267. 366.Wreford (J. Reyneil, D.D.) on the remains of James II., 427.Wrustum or Wursum, its etymology, 158. 170.W.(S.), on Dutch language, 188.—— on William of Wykehann, 188.W.(T.) on Bible and key, 5.—— on Ergh, Er, or Argh, 22.—— on popular rhyme, 356.—— on unknown portrait, 217.W.(T.T.) on divination at marriages, 117.—— on "Trash," or "Skriker," 53.—— on cure for warts, 68.W.(W.) on Billingsgate, 135.—— on Pope and Bishop Burgess, 310.Wylgeforte (St.), 381.Wyrwast, 26.
X.(A.R.) on Robertson of Muirtown, 253.X. on author of "Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," 135.
Y. on Echo Song, 499.Y. (E.H.) on wife of Edward the Outlaw, 279.Yeowell (J.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 496.—— on the oratories of the nonjurors, 354.Y. (J.) on Nicholas Ferrar and the Arminan Nunnery of Little Gidding, 444.—— on sitting during the Lessons, 397.York Building Company, 278.—— Cathedral, Carter's drawings of, 40.Yorke (Charles), verses attributed to, 7.Yorkshire dales, guide to, 154. 220.—— ballads, 478."Yote," or "yeot," derivation of, 89. 220.Y.(S.H.) on Viscount Castlecomer, 376.—— on Judge Cradock, 376.—— on descent of Edward IV., 375.—— on Shakspeare and George Herbert, 373.Y.(T.) on the word "after," in Rubric, 424.
Z. on coronet, 297.Zündnadel guns, 247. 343.Z.(X.) on butchers' blue dress, 485.—— high spirits a sign of calamity, 150.—— on passage in Love's Labour Lost, 490.—— on "To save one's bacon," 499.Z.(X.Y.) on early influence of Christianity, 267.Z.(Z.A.), tobacco in the East, 41.
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