66

Long (Walter), of South Wraxball, near Bath, 207, M. (H. W.) on marrow-bones and cleavers, 251
295, 356

M. (J.) on early references to coffee, 274
Longden (H. I.) on George Isham, 153

M. (J. A. H.) on crow and rook, 367
Longfellow (H. W.), passage in his • Silent Land,' 14, M. (J. H.) on the dress of sheriffs, 258
130; and the Luck of Edenhall, 125, 176

M. (J. M.) on St. Thomas's Day, 336
Loops instead of buttons, 227, 334

M. (J. R.) on “Curse of Scotland,” 398
Loosestrife, plant-name, 220, 337

M. (N.) & A. on Bow Street runners, 325
Lord Mayors of London, Welsh, 261

Capital punishment in France, 148
Lord (E.) on “ Fair sheds,” 16

Chester called Westchester, 346
Louis XVI., and the Vienna press, 324 ; crucifix used Silver in bells, 105
at his execution, ib.

Townesend (Col. Richard), 268
Louthean (R.) on telephonic message, 174

Macaroni Latin, French and German equivalents, 449
Threep, the verb, 53

Macaulay (Catherine) and Burke, 113
Warp, the verb, 33

Macaulay (T. B., Lord), “ shall " or "will" in "The
Zolaesque, new word, 54

Armada,' 208 ; quoted, 229, 278
Lovegrove (William), actor, his biography, 105 McBarnet family, 48
Lowell (James Russell), his early writings, 83

Maccabees, Books of, 169, 236
Luce, its meaning, 93, 155, 372, 493

McGovern (J. H.) on Gauran or Govern septs, 282,
• Lucy of Leinster,” miniature portrait, 109, 274 382
Lumb (G. D.) on early samplers, 473

Mackay (J.) on clan badges, 328
Lusitanian Legion, Royal, 429

Mackenzie family of Suddy, 48
Luttrell (Henry), charges against, 114

Maclean (Sir J.) on counsel's gowns, 436
Lyly (John), parallel passages in 'Euphues,' 366, 454 Macphail (D.) on picture by Jordaens, 427
Lyn family of Bassingbourne, 429

Macray (W. D.) on Gladstone bibliography, 214
Lynn (W. T.) on Archilochus, 466

Mac Robert on “ Curse of Scotland," 398
Armeria, plant-name, 487

Maddock (Henry), his biography, 227
Constantius II., 495

Magazine wanted, 408
Dagon, stump of,” 365

Magazines, school and college, 256
Derivation, mistaken, 91

Mainwaring (Sir H.), his *Discourse of Pirates,' 8,
Eclipses, 144, 204, 269

137
Fermor (Arabella), 128

Maize, its native country, 348
Haydn's Dictionary of Dates,' 27

Malet (H.) on the busby, 32, 171
Horse-chestnut, 385

Wales (James), 149
Its and it, 253

Malone (J.) on Strachey family, 135
Jingo, 334

Mandragora, allusion to, 429, 498
Lemgo, Lippe-Detmold, 89

Mangalore on portrait of George III., 268
Maccabees, Books of, 236

Manila, its etymology, 15, 359
Star of Bethlehem, 6

Manning (C. R.) on Nancy Walpole, 72
Stiklastad, battle of, 286

Mansergh (J. F.) on bridge and culvert, 377
Stonehenge, French, 137

Camel proverb, 118
Tiglath-Pileser, 446

Caraccioli's Chapel, 157
Yearn, its meanings, 266

Copies, large and small paper, 237
Lyon family, Scotch, 467

Counties, Scotch, 415
Lyon (W.) on Lyon family, 467

Crossbows, 17
Lysart on Elizabeth Wydville, 273

Dover slave trade, 253
Lytton (Edward Bulwer, first Lord), lines on Tenny. Eland (William), 230
son, 328, 415

Fair sheds," 15

* King and Lord Bigod of Bungay,' 435
M

Legge (Tom), 151
M. on poisoning by arsenic, 296

‘Phenix' and · Phænix,' 336
Tennyson (Lord) and Carlyle, 367

Pie: Tart, 116
M.A., “commenced,” 8, 57, 155, 252, 494

Portraits wanted, 36, 211
M. (A. T.) on altar, 398

St. Cuthbert, 53
Blair (Rev. John), 136, 204

St. James's Square, 16
Carte (Thomas), 417

Sapphics, English, 289
Oates (Titus), 156, 353

Scots Greys, 115
“Sing old Rose," 77

Seal, Great, 415
M. (C. N. B.) on fire by rubbing sticks, 15

Shakspeare (W.) and Molière, 10
M. (C. R.) on printers' errors, 136

Ships, marks and letters on, 13
M. (E. B.) on Angelus bell, 323

Slopseller, its meaning, 411
M. (E. H.) on Fair=light-complexioned, 113

Telephonic message, 77
M. (F. W.) on Claypoole family, 137

Tennyson (Lord) and the 'Gem,' 215
M. (G. W.) on Barton family, 272

Vesalius (Andrew), 132
M. (H.) on heraldic query, 227

“ While away,” 192
Tallow.chandler, retired, 448

Manuscript, recovered 406

6

9

Montefiore (A.) on Barrett's • Essex,' 35

N
Select Historical Documents,' 18

N. (C. A.) on St. Citha, 73
Montgomery family, 28

N. (D.) on Miss Nancy Walpole, 47
Montgomery (H. de F.) on Montgomery family, 28 N. (E. B.) on portraits of Burns, 151
Months, their names as surnames, 93

N. (E. S.) on duologue, 497
Moor (C.) on. Christian Year,' 195

Lamb (Charles), 132
Lamb (Charles) as a ritualist, 176

N. (G.) on Aust family, 409
Thorn, holy, 125, 177

Names of the months and days as surnames, 93
Vaux (Anne), 29

Nash (E. B.) on portraits of Burns, 29
Walker (Rev. George), 175

Burns (R.) in art, 11
Moore (J. C.) on Sir George Downing, 95

Navigation, books on, 223
Halls (John James), 278

Ne Quid Nimis on portraits as book-plates, 130
Horses, wild, 214

Telepathic obsession,” 494
Longfellow (H. W.), his . Silent Land,' 14 Neale (Thomas), his biography, 67
Mere-stones, 289

Needles, Whitechapel, 87, 138
Onslow (second Earl of), 375

Nelson (Horatio, Lord) and the Foudroyant, 487
Stonehenge, French, 92

Nemo on Sbakspeariana, 103
Taking the wall,” 113

" New London Tavern," 93
Moore (Nelly), actress, verses on, 15

New Testament. See Bible.
Morant (Philip), his • Essex,' 59, 117

New Year, sonnet on, 1
More (Sir Thomas), his family, 486

Newbery (John) and Goldsmith, 221
Moreton family, 7

Newhaven (Charles Cheyne, Viscount), 453
Morphyn (H.) on Ambrose Gwinett, 434

Newland (Roger), temp. Charles I., 349
Strachey family, 257

Newspaper cutting agencies, 65
Tolny or Udny, 285

Newspapers, unstamped, 1744, 206
Morris (G. S.) on rhymed deeds, 233

Newton (John), his remains, 125; and the slave trade,
Morris (J. B.) on Col. F. Charters, 117

250, 312
Fathers of House of Commons, 34

Nichols (F. M.) on Sir Thomas More's family, 486
Loops for buttons, 334

Nichols (John), his · Leicestershire,' 167
Mortimer (J. H.), his Shakspeare engravings, 428 Nicholson (J.) on “ Clicking-time,” 468
Moseley (B. D.) on Goethe and Smollett, 55

Nicholson (Renton), “ Lord Chief Baron,” 3
Impossible, yet probable,” 328

Nightingales, Dutch, 13
Sight, second, 412

Nine of diamonds, the “ Curse of Scotland,” 367, 398,
"Taking the wall,” 195

416, 453
“Three stirs and a wallop,” 86

Nomad on Kearney family, 292
Moses, piece of his rod, 169, 297

“Nomenclator Navalis," manuscript, 429
Mottoes, books of, 35

Non Nobis Nati on Samuel Gould, bookseller, 188
Moule (H. J.) on picture of the Trinity, 118

Norcross (J. E.) on “Gemmace,” 37
Yetminster and Ockford, 371

Surnames from names of months and days, 93
Mount (C. B.) on the Cephisus and Ilissus, 477 Norfolk Broads, rodges-blasts on, 106, 373
Johnson (Dr.), quotation by, 255

Norgate (F.) on 'Lincoln Nosegay,' 406
Life, view of, 7

“Omerifican,” 192
Rose, damask, 88

Norman (P.) on Cudham parish church, 145
Sidney (Sir P.) and Shakspeare, 305

Leather money, 36
Thorn, holy, 378

Normandy (Robert, Duke of), elegy attributed to, 408
Mulberry trees, old, 76, 257

Norris (H.) on Hawisia de Ferrers, 429
Mullins (W. E.) on Tennyson's Crossing the Bar,' Norwich, music in, 69
357

Notchell

, its meaning, 98
Mummy seeds, their vitality, 246

*Notes and Queries, local, 73 ; German, 407, 492
Murder of a Sheriff of Middlesex, 488

Nottelle (L.) on Shakspeare and Molière, 70
Murray (J.) on fire by rubbing sticks, 75

Nursery rhyme, 'Simple Simon,' 25
Murray (J. A. H.) on “ Crockery,” 146
Crocodile, use of the word, 127

0
“Cross-purposes,” 27

O. on Sackville Bale, 32
Croydon sanguine, 87

Chelsea coffee-house, 235
Crux=puzzle, 146

Trinity, picture of the, 53
Cue : “To take one's cue," 187

0. (C. A.) on Kilburn well, 167
“Curse of Scotland," 367

Oast, its meaning, 107, 134, 173, 271
Murray (W. H.), manager of Edinburgh Theatre, 135, Oates (Titus), marriage and pedigree, 156, 254, 353,
195

417
Mus in Rure on the fairy vase, 276

Oath of subservience, 113
Mus in Urbe on Charles, Lord Sturton, 314

Oboe, its etymology, 108, 145, 174, 232
Mus Urbanus on Kilburn wells, 476

O'Brien (William Smith), pamphlet by, 368
Musgrave fairy vase, 125, 176, 276

Obsession, telepathic, 384, 494
Music in Norwich, 69

Ockford, its etymology, 327, 371, 409

6

6

6

gay,' 207

Ogilvy (L. M.) on Powell of Caer. Howell, 268 Palfrey and post, their etymology, 226, 357
old Berkshire on Berkshire topography, 128

Palls, pre-Reformation, 108
Oldenburg, royal house of, 441, 483

Palmer (A. S.) on “ Châlet," 68
O’Leary (Father Arthur), his degree, 228

Wiggin, its meaning, 28
Oliver (W. D.) on seventeenth century commonplace Palmer (F.) on Thomas à Becket, 127
book, 163

Palmer (J. F.) on Shakspeare and Molière, 318
Horace, translation from, 48

Palmer (John), inventor of the mail coach, 87, 133,
Omerifican, misprint, 127, 191

215
Only, use of the word, 248, 378

Paltock (Robert), of Clement's, not Clifford's, Inn,
Onslow (Arthur), Speaker of House of Commons, 167, 265
258, 318

Pamphlet inquired after, 89
Onslow. (George), M.P. for Guildford, 289

Papworth (W.) on Mrs. Siddons's residence in Pad.
Onslow (Thomas, second Earl of), lines on, 289, 375

dington, 470
Oss or uss, fish-name, 468

Strassburg Cathedral, 408
Ossington or Osenton surname, 88

Pargiter family, 114
Oswald, O.S.B., on ‘Becket' at the Lyceum, 216 Parish eke-names, 46, 132, 251
“Curse of Scotland,” 416

Parish registers. See Registers.
Douglas (Lord Robert), 397

Parker (Abp.), his consecration, 126
Fonts, octagonal, 352

Parker (Theodore) and Rousseau, 209
Pound Scots, 435

Parliamentary elections, polls at, before 1832, 63, 301,
St. Cuthbert, 114

463
St. Victor, 217

Parodies, of Gray’s · Elegy,' 44 ; foreign, 108, 213
Seal, Great, 415

Partridge (C. S.) on 'King and Lord Bigod of Bun-
Overbury (Sir Thomas) and Curran, 68
Owen (8.) on John Liston, 252

Patricius on Filshie surname, 288
Owen (Robert) and Queen Victoria, 128, 195

Patrick (R. W. C.) on Hunter family, 391
Owen (W.) on Erasmus Lloyd, 309

Payen-Payne (De V.) on French idioms and proverbs,
Oxford, Shakspeare in, 5, 73

288
Oxford poets, 98

Gladstone bibliography, 452
Oxlip, its French equivalent, 245, 291

Payne (O. E.) on burial by torchlight, 455
Oxted Church, Surrey, brass inscription in, 387, 498 Funeral by women, 454

Peacock (E.) on “Babies in the eyes,” 413
P

Bernher (Austin), 237
P. on judges' robes, 127

Births, quadruple, 352
P.M. and A.M., 34

Bridge and culvert, 376
P. (C. M.) on Kentish Town Assembly Rooms, 84 Chapel and devil, 193
*Tristram Shandy,' 36

Grote (G.), his . Greece,' 13
Whether or no,” 356

Language, accurate, 196
Wiggin, its meaning, 153

Murder of Sheriff of Middlesex, 488
P. (F. J.) on church house, 216

Reeds for writing, 116
Time, its course, 97

Roman bell, 485
P. (G. B.) on water mill, 7

“ Sacerdotes coronati,” 179
P. (G. T.) on warp, the verb, 33

St. Jeron, 129
P. (J. B.) on Lely family, 48

St. Michael's Feast, 273
P. (R. B.) on “Practical politics,” 347

Seals, stories about, 124
Sedan chair, 333

Sedan chair, 333
'Whole Duty of Man,' 46

Squin=scallop, 166
P. (W.) on belt given to Indians, 309

Town, its etymology, 264
Gloves, old, 324

Vermuyden (Sir Cornelius), 478
Lock (Daniel), 275

Peacock (F.) on Eucharist buried with people,
Maple cups, 428

188
Tyndale (W.), his New Testament, 369

Herse cloths or palls, 108
Wroth money, 366

Peet (W. H.) on A. Trollope's novels, 352
Paddington, residence of Mrs. Siddons in, 267, 396, Pelops on Lewin family, 329
469

Penal laws, books about, 188, 213, 276, 437
Paganini (N.), his physic, 28, 116

Peninsular medal with fifteen bars, 108, 153
Page (J.T.) on burial by torchlight, 338

Penny post, 158
Death, its cause, 275

Pentelow family, 109
James II., his coachman, 246

Pepys, its pronunciation, 488
Matches, lucifer, 466

Perceval (C. H. S.) on Epiphany offerings, 347
Newton (John), 313

Persse family, 7, 93
Poets Laureate, 495

Petty (Sir William), pamphlet by, 367
Poor-box inscription, 415

* Phenix' and 'Phoenix, 228, 336
Palamedes on Charles Lamb, 28

Philanthropist, past, 85
St. Labre, his 'Life,' 89

Philazer, his office, 28, 97, 154, 299, 395

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Supplement to the Notes

, with No. 92, July 22, 1893.

Philipps (Brigadier-General W.), his biography, 427
Phillips (P. L.) on Lusitanian Legion, 429
Phlegon, eclipse mentioned by, 144
Pickford (J.) on Altar=Communion table, 254

Bale (Sackville), 95
Belinda, the name, 225
Blair (Rev. John), 58
Burns (R.) in art, 11, 196
Catalani (Angelica), 113, 272
• Chambers's London Journal, 128
Charles II. and the Royal Society, 234
Croly (Rev. George), 32
Death, its cause, 355
Flowers on graves, 314
Gladstone bibliography, 452
Hippodrome in London, 47
Jäger, Der Wilde, 16
Liston (John), actor, 374
Lucy of Leinster, 274
Martin (Robert M.), 477
Murray (W. H.), 135
Reeds for writing, 52, 311
St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, 46, 348
Sandwich Islands, King and Queen of, 177
Scio, massacre at, 387
Slaughter family, 155
Tennyson (Lord), 171
Thompson (Rev. William), 306
Topehall (Orson), 13
Urian, Christian name, 169
Vase, fairy, 176

Waterloo, incident at, 494
Pictor Ignotus on T. G. Wainewright, 307
Pie: Tart, their difference, 116
Pierpoint (R.) on St. Victor, 351
Pigott=Smollett, 127, 279
Pigott (E. S.) on Chesney family, 135
Pigott (W. G. F.) on thunderstorm terms, 74
Pigott (W. J.) on D. Angelo, 274
Pink (W. D.) on Sir Basil Brooke, 487

Dacre (Lord), 65
Fellowship-Porters, 266
Knighted twice, 484
Levison (Sir Richard), 86
Louis XVI., 324
Newton (John), 125
Pooly (Sir John), 391

Shakspearian relics, 346
Pipe Rolls, 421
Pitt (C. W.) on Peg Woffington's almshouses, 128
Pitt (William), print of, 108
Plainness versus beauty, 72, 94, 133
Plantagenet, the last, 166, 193
Plato on revolutions, 147, 232
Platt (J.), jun., on Arbatel,” 114

Evan, Welsh name, 118
Molorning, its derivation, 448

“Shillam eidri,” 28
Players, Queen's, before 1576, 208, 378
Plomer (H. R.) on Clark's Alley, 386

Navigation, books on, 223
Pocock (Charles Montagu), lieutenant of Dragoons,

488
Poem, its title, 288
Poets in a thunderstorm, 22, 95, 175, 230

Poets Laureate of England, 89, 131, 298, 357, 495
Poisoning by arsenic, 189, 296
Politician on “God save the Queen,' 357

“ Practical politics," 395

Printers' errors, 217
Pollard (H. P.) on totems in British army, 475
Pollard (M.) on Lamb's residence in Dalston, 88
Pollard (w.) on Glendoveer, in 'Rejected Addresses,'

345
Polls at elections before 1832, 63, 301, 463
Ponsonby (G.) on Engleheart's miniatures, 97
Ponsonby (W.) on an old token, 238
Pooly (Sir John), his pedigree, 328, 391
Poor-boxes, inscriptions on, 228, 414
Pope (Alexander), reference in, 109, 192, 276
Pope (Rev. Benjamin) and the Windsor canonry,

85
Portraits, medallion, 368, 396
Portraits as book-plates, 81, 129, 210
Portraits wanted, 36, 478
Post, penny, 158
Post and palfrey, their etymology, 226, 357
Post Office grammar, 248, 378
Postil, reference to, 408, 438
Pottery, history in, 43, 61
Powell family of Caer.Howell, 268, 373, 431
Pratt family of Devon, 48, 158
Pratt (R. M.) on Mathew family, 109

Minifie surname, 127

Pratt family, 48
Preposition followed by a clause, 112, 298, 435
Preston Candover register, 67
Pretender, Old, son of a miller, 267
Preventative for "Preventive," 227
Price (Ben), his biography, 35
Prideaux (W. F.) on A.M. and P.M., 35

“ Babies in the eyes,” 474
Busby, its origin, 374
Chouse, origin of the word, 425
Cogers' Hall, 346
Goldsmith (O.) and Newbery, 221
Lowell (J. R.), early writings, 83
Marylebone Lane Green, 327
Sedley (Sir Charles), 388
Siddons (Mrs. Sarah), 267, 397, 469
Telephonic message, 393

Tennyson (Lord), 52, 338
Primrose, its French equivalent, 245, 291
Printers' errors, 36, 136, 217
Prior (R, C. A.) on “Rush,” transitive verb, 495
Prison, books written in, 172
Prisoner, its former meaning, 6
Prone, misuse of the word, 385
Property, valuations of, 324
Proverbs, old, rewrit, 384
Proverbs and Phrases :-

Apres disner demeure coy, 265, 475
Bolt from the blue, 345, 457
Cake: To take the cake, 234
Camel : Last peppercord breaks camel's back, 48

118, 232, 271
Cheer: What cheer ? 66, 94, 174, 236
Coals to Newcastle, 17, 136
Cue: To take one's cue, 187, 254