Bath King of Arms, the title, 32
Batsford (B. T.) on tradesmen's cards, 348
Battle in Lincolnshire, 1655, its identity, 468
Battle of Dunbar, estimate of losses, 301
Baum (F.) on Max O'Rell's works, 409

Bayley (A. R.) on Adrian IV.'s ring and Emerald
Isle, 250

All Souls College, Oxford, 355

Arundel (Earl of), brother and uncle arrested,
251

Canons, Middlesex, 374

Carlin Sunday, 314

Crests, taxes on, 511

Cromwell (Richard), his daughter, 330

Edward I. and Henry VIII.'s queens, 464
Elephant and castle in heraldry, 36, 115
Feild (Theophilus), 236

Folly, 158

Gordons at Westminster School, 437

Guildhall, old statues at, 312

Islington historians, 239

Jones (Sir William) and Oxford University, 3

Classicly, use of the word, 449

Gale,"

Bel, fruit of the Egle Marmelos, 426
Belgian students' song, 186

Belgrave Chapel, its history, 202, 254, 293, 334
Bell's edition of the poets, 188, 319

Bellew (F.), his' Kossuth Coppered,' satirical poem,

490

Belt family, 186

Benecke (C. S.) and Blücher at Waterloo, 227,
370, 418, 453

Bennett (Jane)=Lieut. J. Pigott, 1764, 77
Bennett (Mrs.) and "Jane Shore':

Girl,' 66, 116, 238

Canadian

Bense (J. F.) on smouch, term for a Jew, 292
'Tess of the D'Urbervilles,' 96

Bensly (Prof. E.) on arabis: thlaspi, 11
Authors wanted, 214, 278, 436, 512
Basil the Great, 454

Birds falling dead at soldiers' shouts, 393
Buffoon's admirers, 534

Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy,' 146
Erlkönigs Tochter,' Danish poem, 237
Haug (General), 157

Heroinæ,'
'355

King's Classical Quotations,' 123, 402
Latin epitaph at Dryburgh Abbey, 414
Librarians, Eminent, 538

"Make " ""
or mar in Goldsmith, 37
Pride and Prejudice,' 434

Proverb quoted by Bishop Fisher, 46
Seventeenth-century quotations, 235, 392
Taylor (Jeremy) and Petronius, 65
Thackeray at the British Museum, 472
Ulysses and Pulci, 514

Women carrying their husbands, 452

Benton (Jay) on Carlyle on singing at work, 494
"You have forced me to do this willingly," 493
Berkeley (Lord), adventures with highwaymen,
1776, 305

Bermuda, inscription in cemetery, 1783, 525

Jonson (Ben), 174

King in place-names, 192

Names terrible to children, 194

Old-time English dancing, 257

Onion, its pronunciation, 14
Practice practise, 246
Puns on Payne, 454

Rain-smir, use of the word, 415
Teest, its meaning, 233

Transcendant, the spelling, 305
Utilitarian, use of the word, 405
"Whom
as subject, 446

Wordsworth: variant readings, 294, 476
Beaconsfield. See Disraeli.

Beaven (A. B.) on Aldermen of London, 27
Alleyn (Sir John), 176

Browne (Sir Richard), Bt., 443
Cooke (Sir Thomas), 6

Grierson, Grereson, or Greir family, 38
Knighthood bestowed twice, 178
Latour (Peter de), 287

Percy (T.), Prior of Holy Trinity, 85

Philip (Sir Matthew), 24, 133

Poll-books of the City of London, 77

Robinson (Sir John), Bt., 74

Rush (Sir W. B.), 94

Secretaries to the Lords Lieutenant, 187

Beaver-Lea, place-name derived from beavers,
263, 311, 391, 436

Beazant (H.) on minister: verger v. sacristan, 274
Beckab, 14th-century word, its meaning, 507
Beefsteak Club of 1710, 445, 497

Beke (Dr. Charles), his diary, 1841-3, 74

Cromwell (Richard), his daughter, 330
Sark bibliography, 127

Vavasour surname, its derivation, 233
Bevan (A. T.) on dog poems, 395
Bhel, fruit of the Egle Marmelos, 426

Bible, history of, published in Shropshire, 26, 78;
curious statistics, 119, 171; Gutenberg 42-line
Bible, 307, 355; Lyoner Goldene Bibel, 369;
Printer's Bible, edition c. 1612, 408, 475;
rats and plague connected in, 465; dog in, 522
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'Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative,' 8, 96
Skeat (Walter W.), 61

Slavonic literature, 286
Swedenborg, 22

Bibliophile on book-covers: "Yellow-backs," 189
Bierle family of Gamnecourt Picardy, 429
Billinge family of Billinge, Lancs, 369
Birch (J. Basil) on Jew's eye, 208
Bird (T.) on St. James's Chronicle,' 409
Birds falling dead at soldiers' shouts, 309, 393
Birth-records on pincushions, c. 1750, 326
Bishop, Prince, of Basle, his biography, 68, 118
Bishopsgate Street Without, its widening, 246
Bisset (William), c. 1670-1747, his marriage, 409
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Bladud on Le Paysan Perverti,' 189
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Elliott's (Mrs.)' During the Reign of Terror,'
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Fisher (Kitty) and Belle's Stratagem,' 346
Luttrell (Lady Elizabeth), 366

Napoleon and the Little Red Man, 447

Ordinaries of Newgate, 325

Sumner (Miss): Mrs. Skrine, 389, 475

Trecothick (Barlow), Lord Mayor, 298
Wilkes (John), 27

Blücher and Wellington at Waterloo, 227, 370,
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Blue and buff as party colours, 11

Blumenordnung at Nuremberg, 369, 470

Blundell (Thomas), Macaulay's friend, c. 1813,
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Boadicea and Battle Bridge, place-name, 18
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Bohemians and gipsies, popular error, 306, 418,
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Bolland (W. C.) on "broche," 16

"Bolton ffaire groates," meaning of the phrase,
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Bicknell's (E. E.) The Channel Isles, 100
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Cynewulf's Poems, trans. by C. W. Kennedy,
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Davies's (G. S.) Renascence: Sculptured
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Dobson's (A.) Old Kensington, Palace, 379
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Feuillerat's (A.) John Lyly, 339

Fifty Pictures of Gothic Altars, 200

Fisher's (H. A. L.) Frederick William Mait-
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Harper's (C. G.) The Cornish Coast (South), 19
Husband's (M. F. A.) Dictionary of Waverley
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Jamieson's Dictionary of Scottish Language,
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Lang's (A.) Sir Walter Scott and Border
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Longmans' Historical Illustrations, 218.
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McClure's (E.) British Place-Names in their
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Marczali's (H.) Hungary in Eighteenth Cen-*
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Martin's (C. T.) The Record Interpreter, 280
Masefield's (C.) Staffordshire, 100

Monypenny's (W. F.) Life of Benjamin
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Nashe's (T.) Works, ed. McKerrow, Vol. V.,
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Pollard's (A. F.) Political History of England,
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Previté-Orton's (C. W.) Political Satire in
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Russell's (Lady) The Rose Goddess, 498
Seignobos's (C.) History of Medieval Civiliza-
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Suffling's (E. R.) English Church Brasses, 298
Swift's (Jonathan) Poems, ed. W. E. Brown-
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Terry's (C. S.) Scottish Historical Clubs,
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Walker's (H.) Literature of the Victorian
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Whitaker's Almanack and Peerage, 1911, 518
Wright's (J.) Grammar of Gothic, 59

Young's (W. T.) Anthology of the Poetry of

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Booksellers: Bristol, 23; provincial, 52, 112;
Scotch and Irish, 170, 418

Charman (J.) on Mordaunt's Index to Jackson's
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Charrington (J.) on Folly, place-name, 29, 159
Smith (J. R.)=Dr. W. Saunders, 58
Charter of Edward III. to Newcastle-under-
Lyme, 125

Chaucer (Geoffrey), reference in 1417 to Canter-
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Cheetham (F. H.) on Dorothy Vernon's elope-
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Chelsea, deserted house in Upper Cheyne Row, 48
Chelsea pensioners, alleged murder, 325
Chemineau, French slang word, its meaning,
126, 376

Cherubims, young owls called, 505

Cherubin or cherubim, history of the word, 387
Chideock, Christian name, its origin, 49, 153
Children, names terrible to, 133, 194, 258
Children's outdoor games in London, 11
Chimes, Westminster, Anglo-Saxon hymn tune,
509

China and Japan, their diplomatic intercourse, 157
Chinese parallel of Gaelic story, 145
Chippindall (W. H.) on John Houseman, 107
Christian Catacombs, illustrated works on, 450
Christian Fathers, index to, 54

Christian names: Amaneuus, 88, 152, 197;
Cedric, 326; Chideock, 49, 153; Edna, 268,
318; Essex, 534; Galfrid, 33; Ivanhoe, 326
Christian symbolism, illustrated works on, 450
Christie (J.) on Smollett's History of England,'
129, 256

Christmas, bibliography of, 502; old preparations
for, 504

Christmas bough, old custom, 507
Christmas bush, old custom, 507

Christmas family of Bideford, c. 1757, 28
Christmas mummers as mammals or birds, 507
Christmases, royal, at Gloucester, 501
Chrononhotonthologists, the, c. 1841, 360
Church (Sir Arthur H.) on R. Churche, 201
Church and churchyard inscriptions, 165, 244,
389, 453, 492, 537

Churche (Robert), c. 1600, his biography, 249, 291

4

361, 462; royal arms in, 428, 513
Churchyard and church inscriptions, 165, 244,
389, 453, 492, 537

Chyebassa, its locality, 448, 497

Cinematograph, its precursors, 403, 456, 517;
its evolution, 502, 537

Circle of Loda in Scandinavian mythology, 8, 97
City churches and churchyards, inscriptions in,
389, 453, 492, 537

Clagget on Peter Caird, 468

Clara Emilia (Princess) of Bohemia, c. 1641, 79
Claret, "riddle" of, 527

Clarke (Cecil) on Capt. Crosstree, 432

Charles II. statue in Royal Exchange, 454
Court Leet: Manor Court, 33
'Drawing-room Ditties' in ' Punch,' 94
Follies, 216

Kipling and the swastika, 293

Nightingale (Florence), her residences, 365
Royal Exchange frescoes, 508

St. Mark's, North Audley Street, 388
Snails as food, 218

"Sweet lavender," 144

Twain (Mark), 78

Vanishing London: Proprietary Chapels, 254
Wellington and Blücher at Waterloo, 371
Clarke (Dr. E. Daniel) = Angelica Rush, 49, 93
Clarke (H. Wray) on Jeremy Taylor's descendants,
471

Clarke (Dr. Hyde), his Milton researches, 427
Clarke (Rev. T.), Rector of Chesham Bois,
memorial tablet, 129, 352

Clarkson (George), Westminster scholar, 1808, 170
Clarkson (William), Westminster scholar, 1772, 170
Classicly, use of the word, 449
Classics, notes by Gibbon on, 188
Clayton (Herbert B.) on books and engravings, 54
Dictionary of Mythology, 255

·

Doyle (R.), W. Newman, and Punch,' 402
George I. statues, 51

Clayton (K. E.) on Cley-next-the-Sea Church:
"Woodwose," 388

Cleaver (Archbishop Euseby), his parentage, 489
Clements (H. J. B.) on Sir Eyre Coote, 295

Holy crows, Lisbon, 116

Sovereign" of Kinsale, 255

Clergy retiring from dinner-table, 9, 69, 136, 239
Clergymen, duels between, 445, 494
Clerkson (Frederick), Westminster scholar, 1811,
170

Clerkson (H. C.), Westminster scholar, 1808, 170
Clermont (Jane), conversations with Mr. W.
Graham, 108

Clocks, English, in Pontevedra Museum, Galicia,
267, 338

Clocks and their makers, 308, 394
Cley-next-the-Sea Church, Norfolk, stone figure
in, 388, 471

Club, Beefsteak, c. 1710, 445, 497

Club Etranger at Hanover Square, c. 1787, 407, 477
Coade of Lambeth and artificial stone, 14
Coats of arms, mock, 59, 112, 128

Cochrane (R.) on Edinburgh Literary Journal,'

267

Comet and death of Julius Cæsar, 18, 57
Commonwealth grants of arms, 8, 119
Condon (Col. T.), c. 1733, his wife, 127
Congdon's Plymouth Telegraph,' 1808, 435
Congreve (Galfrid K.) on Arabian horses, 71
Hobby-horse, 417
Shakespeariana, 163

Connal (W.) on James II.'s corpse, 449
Consecration ceremony at Westminster Cathedral,
49, 110

Conyngham (Elizabeth Lady), her peculations, 508
Cooke (Sir Thomas), Mayor of London c. 1454, 6
Coope (F. Egerton) on Richard Coope, 487
Coope (Richard) of Fulham, his biography, 487,
536

Cooper (Lane) on De Quincey and Coleridge, 477
Letters by an American Spy,' 536
Wordsworth: The Cuckoo-clock,' 324
Wordsworth: variant readings, 222, 416
Coote (Sir Eyre), monuments to, 227, 295, 335
Corbel-steps: Corbie-steps, the term, 426
Corbyn, bottle used by druggists, 405, 495
Corder (W. S.) on Plantagenet tombs at Fonte-
vrault, 356

Cordier (Henri) on Sir John Bowring and Fauriel,
221

Corio family arms, 89, 217

Corn, dishonesty associated with, 508

Corpse bleeding in presence of murderer, 328, 390,
498

Corstopitum, origin of the name, 388
Corstorphine, origin of the name, 388
Corve on Trout or Trowte family, 450
Coryate (Thomas), manner of his death, 85

Coston (John), epitaph in St. Bololph's, Alders-
gate, 485

Cotter (Rogerson), M.P. for Charleville, 489
Count of the Holy Roman Empire, 509
Court Leet ceremony, Hampstead, 33

Courtenay (Viscount), afterwards Earl of Devon,

128

Courtney (W. P.) on Mrs. Burr, painter, 350
Chapman (Rev. Richard): Le Feu de Joye,'
441

Crashaw (Richard) at Rome, 205
Crosstree (Capt.): Tom Bowling, 432
Dover (Thomas), 526

Gem (Richard), 121, 233

Hayman (Robert), poet, 206

Mundy (Peter), 506

Pickering (Danby), 492

Trecothick (Barlow), Lord Mayor, 335

Courtois (L. J.) on Rousseau and Davenport, 427

Cowes family, 58, 97, 255

Cowley (Mrs.), The Belle's Stratagem,' 346

Notes and Queries, Jan. 28, 1911.-

Cowper (William) and Cowper family of Fornham
All Saints, 369

Cows and goats, folk-lore, 466, 534

Cox (F. J.) on authors of quotations wanted, 327
Crashaw (Richard) at Rome, 1660, 205
Craven, Friendless Wapentake in, 89

Crawford (C.) on Puttenham and Gascoigne, 363,
444

Tottel's Miscellany' and Turbervile, 1, 103,
182, 264

Crawley (H. H.) on Greenwich Market, 209
Shakespeare and Peeping Tom, 189
Crests, exemption from tax on, 110, 511
Cricket slang, derivation of " googlie," 38
Crimean War, flint firelocks in, 168, 214, 250
Criminal superstitions, investigation of, 347
Cromwell (O.), and Louis XIV., 168;
barrel, 1632, 329

gun-

Cromwell (Richard), his daughter and descendants,
287, 330, 398

Crooke (W.) on Kipling and the swastika, 239
Longfellow's Excelsior,' 358

Sleepless arch, 135

Crosby (John Montague), Westminster scholar, 149
Cross (J. W.) and biography of George Eliot, 327
Crosses, books describing, 310, 535

Crosstree (Capt.), nautical character, 387, 432
Crouch (C. Hall) on epitaphiana, 524
Crow, Greek proverb concerning, 408

Crown coin, temp. James I., modern equivalent,268,
Crows, holy, Lisbon, 67, 116, 155

Crusie, Scottish lamp, described, 328, 393
Crypt, Guildhall, Mr. S. Perks on, 365

Crystal Palace, casts of Plantagenet tombs, 356,,
390, 410, 431

Cuckoo, Japanese folk-lore, 446

Cummings (C. L.) on The World: a Poem,' 408
Cup, three-handled, and Henry of Navarre, 408,457
Curious on All Souls College, Oxford, 309

Kempesfeld: Kemys, 119

Curry (J. T.) on "Love me, love my dog," 522
Roma Aurca, 248

Vavasour surname: its derivation, 233
Curtis (J.) on Opusculum," 328.

Curzon of Kedleston (Lord) on George I. Statue, 7
Cutter (W. P.) on Garrick and 'Romeo and Juliet,'
47

Cyprian image legend, 96

D. on book-covers : "Yellow-backs," 274
Folly,113

431

"Foul anchor," 168
Knighthood and Disraeli,
Rallie-papier, its meaning, 356
Snails as food, 353

Turcopolerius: Sir John Shelley, 371

Vanishing London: Proprietary Chapels, 293
D. (B.) on authors of quotations wanted, 408.
D. (C.) on Chevalier de Laurence and heraldry, 18
Reverberations': W. Davies, 134

D. (H. L. L.) on Denny and Windsor families, 274
Goring House, 369

D. (J.) on authors of quotations wanted, 327
Barabbas a publisher, 29

Knights of the Swan, 369
Poor Souls' Light:

66 Totenlaterne," 448

Statesman in Friends in Council,' 320
Women carrying their husbands, 452

D. (J. M.) on alabaster boxes of love, 169
Usona U.S.A., 148, 254

D. (K.) on Shakespeariana, 28, 163

D. (M. L.) on minster: verger v. sacristan, 130
D. (P. G.) on Speaker's Chair, 177