Herbert (J.) on authors of quotations wanted, xi. 187. Bec-en-Hent," house name, xii. 50 Herbert (S.) on portraits which led to marriages, iii. 334. Roses as badges, x. 87

Herb-strewer, hereditary, to Royal family, xii. 289, 354, 418

Herder's Kalligone,' Coleridge's notes, iv. 341 Hereditary and genius, vii. 170, 236, 433; viii. 33 Herefordshire church plate, vi. 30

Herefordshire window, meaning of the term, viii. 8, 138

Herenden family, x. 489

Herero, pronunciation of the name, iv. 527 Heresy, Bohumil, x. 347

Hereward the Wake, chroniclers on, vi. 408

Hertford, excavation of St. Nicholas' Church at,
iii. 406; Christ's Hospital, at vii.
Hertford borough seal, i. 448; ii. 18
Hertford county biography, ii. 47
Hertford House, Manchester Square, its owners,
viii. 406
Hertfordshire fonts, ix. 429

Hertfordshire iconoclast, 1643, iii. 168
Hertfordshire Lord Lieutenants, vi. 109
Hertfordshire Mayers' song, i. 7

Hertingfordbury Church, Herts, nameless gravestone at, i. 173

Hertslet (W. L.), 1839-98, his ancestry, vii. 326, 492

Hervey (Hon. Henry) and Dr. Johnson, vi. 293

Hermitage of St. Edmund and St. Catherine, Harrow, iii. 467

Hermits Dinton, iii. 285, 336, 376, 435; Wirral, 246; of Cape Malea, vi. 268

Hermit's crucifix at Cratcliff Tor, ii. 228, 435
Herne (Elizabeth) and Dr. Johnson, ix. 144
Herne (T.) on Harrow lands, ix. 171
Herne family of Suffolk, xii. 269

Herne Hill, history of Casino House, vi. 285, 334,
353; Ruskin monument in St. Paul's Church,
426
Herodotus, single-tooth monstrosity in, vii. 205
Heron (Giles) and trial of Anne Boleyn, ix. 469;
X. 74
Heron-Allen (E.) on antiquary v. antiquarian, iii.
153. Armorel as a Christian name, viii. 369;
ix. 178. Assassination the métier of kings, viii.
497. Birth-marks, i. 430. Britannia as national
emblem, xi. 274. Carlyle and freemasonry,
xi. 438. Conditions of sale, iii. 153. Corn-
wallis (Sir T.), iii. 73. Embroidery pictures,
ix. 150. "God rest you merry, iii. 116.
Hamlet as a Christian name, viii. 237. Hamp-
stead in song, X. 497. Ithamar, iv. 387.
Jonson and Bacon, iii. 94. Khaki, ii. 253.
'Lord Bateman and his Sophia,' i. 168. Omar
Khayyam, ii. 322, 398; iv. 105. Paradise
Lost of 1751, iii. 133. Police uniforms:
omnibuses, iii. 75, 432. Prisoner suckled by
his daughter, iv. 432. Punch, the beverage,
71. Sheffield plate, v. 92. Sleep and
Death, i. 355. Suffragettes, x. 467. Tea as a
meal, 176, 210; ii. 175. "That's another
pair of shoes," xi. 252. Violinists, female, v.
256. "What you but see," &c., ix. 217
Herondas or Herodas, date of his mimes, i. 68,
216, 336

V.

Herpich (C. A.) on authorship of Is It Shakespeare vii. 164. Greene-Marlow parallel, vi. 185. Henry VIII.,' Act I. sc. i., Abject object,' ," vi. 324. Marlowe and Shakespeare, i. 1. 'Penalty of Adam,' ii. 524. Quotations, i. 56. Shakespeare allusion, i. 6. Shakespeare's "Virtue of necessity," i. 110. Shakespeariana, iii. 425, 426; v. 263; vii. 144; viii. 163, 164; x. 165; xi. 84

Herrick (Robert), typographical differences in Hesperides,' 1648, iv. 482; nightingale in his Hesperides,' viii. 57, 192; on the yew, xii. 7, 78

Herring called a Mevagissey duck, i. 467
Her's, use of the apostrophe, ix. 406; x. 12
Hersey (Anthony), M.P. for Shoreham, 1557-8,
xi. 428

Herz (N.) on Byron's Bride of Abydos,' xi. 445 Herzegovina, pronunciation of the word, xi. 225 Hesilrige (Sir Arthur), his biography, xi. 308, 430 Hesker or Hysker islets, iv. 69, 136, 334 Hesketh (C.) on a nafedave," xii. 170. Otford, Kent, xii. 269. St. Bartholomew and Otford, xii. 248, 418 Heslop (R. Oliver) on Aspinshaw, printing-press maker, xi. 429. Authors of quotations, viii. 273. Baal-fires bonfire, x. 252, 353. Cockburnspath, xi. 436. Crucifixion : earliest representation, v. 289. "Cut the loss," iii. 156. Durant (Rev. John), iv. 334. Evils, field-name, xii. 117. Galapine, ii. 531. Gaol literature, xi. 512. Miners' greeting, iv. 391. Passing Bell, i. 350. Piddle as a land measure, x. 373. Place, v. 316. Pot-gallery, vii. 431. Pothooks and hangers, vii. 432. Roman inscription, ix. 311. Royal arms of Spain, vi. 8. Saint as a prefix, ii. 87. Scotch Communion tokens, iv. 430. Scotch song: night courtship, viii. 255. Testout, iv. 353. The prefixed to place-names, xii. 173. I What wants that knave?" vii. 219

Hesse (William), memorial inscription of, vi. 303
Hesse-Danish alliance, 1764, xi. 129, 252
Hessel (Phoebe), the Stepney Amazon, i. 406;
ii. 16, 74; and Fontenoy, vi. 82, 132
Hessels (J. H.) on Italian scholar hoaxed, ii. 367
Hessey (Dr.), his Bampton Lecture 'Sunday,' ix. 15
Hessian, definition of the word, ii. 312
Hessle or hazel, use of the word, vi. 237, 296
Hessle or hazel pears, ii. 349, 436
Hetman and ataman, distinction between the
titles, v. 109, 157

Heugher on astronomy in fiction, v. 229
Heuskarian catechism in Biscayan, ii. 264
Heuskarian translation of the Bible, i. 284, 315.
See also Baskish.

Heveningham (Sir Arthur), of Kettering, his daughter, vi. 190, 233

Heward (W. L.) on storming of Fort Moro, i. 448; ii. 93, 313

Hewetson (Christopher), sculptor, his exhibitions, vi. 285 Hewetson (Col.), his biography, iii. 430 Hewetson (J.) on firgunanum, vii. 7. Hewetson (Christopher), vi. 285. Hewetson (Michael), vi. 85. Hewson (Sir John), vi. 222, 373. Huitson family, vi. 394

Hewetson (M.) Archdeacon of Armagh, his ancestry, vi. 85

Hewett (Admiral Sir William), his biography, vi. 469

Hewett family, ii. 48, 418

Hewit family genealogy, vii. 88

Hewitt (A. J.) on Teniers and miniatures, vii. 409

Hewitt (C. E.) on Apothecaries' Act of 1815, iii. 328. Caparn family, v. 268. 'La Belle Assemblée': Miss Cubitt, iv. 108. Manor Court of Edwinstowe, Notts, ii. 226. Scotch Communion tokens, iv. 387. Scottish Naval and Military Academy, iii. 148; iv. 274

Hewitt (E.) on Washington medal, vi. 167 Hewitt (Canon J. A.) on Cawood family, ii. 515. Chichele's kin, v. 454. Farrant's anthem, iv. 265. Ghost-words, vii. 347. Guelderland (Duke of): Duke of Lorraine, v. 456. Heraldic mottoes, iii. 235. Hewett family, ii. 488. Kirkbride of Ellerton, viii. 309. Nelson poems, iv. 329. 'Paradise Lost' of 1751, iii. 68 Hewitt (M.), his 'Ritualist's Progress,' vi. 130, 173

Hews or Huse family, xii. 128, 177

Hewlett (James), artist, 1768-1836, his biography, ix. 183

Hewson (Sir John), Cromwellian colonel, his biography, vi. 222, 292, 337, 373, 437, 456; xi. 208

Hexameters on the Bass Rock, ix. 288, 411 Hexton, Hocktide observance at, xi. 488; xii. 71, 139, 214, 253, 514

Heynow family of Stenbury, xii. 61

Heys-Jones (E.) on Charles I. metal jewellery, xii.

428

Heywood (Jasper), tried and condemned, 1584, ix. 184

Heywood (John), date of his death, viii. 367 Heywood (Thomas), his lines on Sibella Europæa,' ix. 208; suggested emendations in his dramas, 301

Hibbert and Simon families, vi. 307
Bibernia. See Ireland.

Hibgame (F. T.) on an Alabama veteran, vi. 226.
Arab Sheikh Nefzaoni, xi. 327. Arms of English
Roman Catholic Bishops, x. 228. Authors of
quotations wanted, x. 309. Bandy Leg Walk,
xi. 35. Beach (T.), portrait painter, ii. 285.
Birkenhead's last survivor, ix. 268. Bishop, first
consecrated in Westminster Cathedral, ii. 145.
Bishops, fourteen, consecrated together, v.
347, 494. Bleak House': Jarndyce v. Jarn-
dyce, v. 166. Blincoe (R.), his memoirs, ix.
231. Blind institutions in England, xi. 348.
Brazen bijou, i. 369. Bristol slave ships, ii. 257.
Chatterton in London, vii. 506. Children at
executions, iii. 34. Children of the Chapel,
i. 458. Christian name, addition to, iii. 416.
Church, oldest Protestant in United States, v.
244. Church spoons, v. 77. Close (Poet), i. 409.
Coffin House, i. 493. Coffins and shrouds, viii.
255. Colet (Dean), his name, x. 249. Coli-
seums old and new, iii. 116. Cook (Capt.), his
house, viii. 364. Cope, i. 174. Cowley (Han-
nah), her burial-place, xi. 269. Crosby Square,
No. 4, ix. 346. Crouch, the musical composer,
i. 248. Crucifix, one-armed, ii. 294. Dampier
(W.) the navigator, ix. 447. Death after
lying, x. 195. Doleful Evensong," viii. 69.
Dorsetshire snake-lore, i. 333. Dowry Square,
Clifton, x. 188. Dunstable the musician, ii. 387.
Earrings: their history, iii. 249. English
burial-ground at Lisbon, iii. 34. English
Jesuit, first, viii. 190. Englishman, first, in
India, ix. 208. Eshin': Beltin', v. 518. Eton
swishing, vi. 35. Evil eye, i. 508. Forests
set on fire by lightning, iv. 213. Gaboriau's
Marquis d'Angival,' i. 428. Groom's Coffee-
House, xi. 145. Hare and Easter, iv. 306.
Havel and slaie makers, v. 209, 256. Hawker

of Morwenstow, ii. 286. Hessel (Phoebe), i. 406. Hickford's Room, Brewer Streer, vii. 128. Hinds (Dr. Samuel), i. 227. Hoast, v. 110. Irish soil exported, iii. 395. Keble (J.), his death, ix. 386. Lamb (C.) and Winchmore Hill, ix. 187. Lee (Harriet), viii. 197. Linus (Pope), v. 129. Little Wild Street Chapel, i. 77. London cemeteries in 1860, ii. 297. Lowry, vi. 373. Lyceum Theatre, iii. 45.; iv. 410. Manzoni's' Betrothed,' ii. 169. Mary, Mary, quite contrary," viii. 231. Mechanical road carriages, xi. 431. Michaelmas custom, ii. 347. Missal, The,' iv. 138. Mocassin: its pronunciation, ii. 495. Moravian Chapel, Fetter Lane, viii. 26. Morland's grave, ii. 49. Motherhood late in life, ix. 96. Napier Tavern," Holborn, xi. 467. Navarino: last survivor, vi. 306; xi. 506. Nelson at Bath, i. 366. New Year luck, v. 94. New York, Holy Trinity, vi. 197. Newman (Cardinal), his birthplace, vii. 489. Nonconformist burial-grounds, ix. 233. Norfolk, Virginia, its founders, xi. 489. "Oh! the pilgrims of Zion," iii. 176. Old Bailey, ix. 186. Passing bell, i. 351. Photographer, oldest, his death, viii. 306. Pictorial blinds, vii. 493. Pincushion sweet, vi. 155. Place, v. 475. Postboy, oldest, in England, xi. 247. Power (Tyrone), American actor, viii. 348. PreReformation tabernacle, ix. 97. Princess's Theatre, Oxford Street, vi. 364. Quin (James), the actor, iii. 185. Railway, first, on the Continent, iv. 267. Roman Catholic priests buried in London, vi. 149; vii. 72. Ropes used at executions, v. 418. Rushlights, x. 135. St. Paul's Cathedral, foundation stone, v. 168. Saracen's Head," Snow Hill, xii. 65. Sardinian Chapel, xii. 285. Seething Lane, vii. 390. Snakes drinking milk, x. 316. Stanley (Sir H. M.), his grave, ii. 526. Swedish Church, Prince's Square, ix. 369. Touching wood, vi. 174. Virginia and the Eastern Counties, vii. 329. Walker (John), and the lucifer match, xi. 427. "Was you? and "You was," v. 114. Wiggins (Joseph), ix. 110. Wiseman (Cardinal), his tomb, v. 389. Wiseman and Manning (Cardinals), vii. 133, 245. Yarmouth postboy,

the last, ix. 484

Hic et Ubique on authors of quotations, x. 468. Bankes of Corfe Castle, v. 395. Bruges, xi. 318. Epigram on a rose, iii. 433. Haymarket, Westminster, vii. 371. Jesuits at Mediolanum, x. 437. London and Birmingham Railway, viii. 473. Officer of the Pipe, x. 297, 351. Pony crib, vi. 294. Unthank, x. 15 Hiccocks or Heacock (Robert), b. 1625, x. 210 Hickery-puckery, meaning of the term, iv. 87, 232; vi. 288, 330, 352

Hickes (John), M.P. for Fowey 1701-8, x. 88
Hickey (Emily)
on Noah Hickey, xii. 89.
"Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, xii. 47
Hickey (Noah) of Dublin, his parentage, xii. 89
Hickford's Concert-Room, Brewer Street, vii. 128,
196

Hickry pikry. See Hickery-puckery.
Hidage, the Tribal, vi. 213
Hieroglyphics, references to the supernatural in,
i. 290

Higden (Ralph) and Thomas Usk, i. 245
Higgin (L.), his Spanish Life in Town and
Country,' i. 326

Higgins (Godfrey), his death, ii. 184, 276, 331
Higgs or Higges family, x. 387
High Constable, Office of, xii. 309

High Court of Liberty, Wellclose Square, history,
X. 245

High Dyke and the place-name Ancaster, vi. 509
High life, sign in modern Greek, xi. 305, 418
High Peak, Derbyshire, old words, ii. 201, 282,
384, 472; iii. 35; iv. 427

High Peak and Scarsdale, MS. History, iv. 88
High Stewards, temp. Elizabeth, xii. 428, 513
High Stewards of cathedrals, 348, 412

High treason and its punishment, x. 229, 314, 354, 417

High Wycombe, etymology of its name, vi. 464; vii. 292; supposed Van Dyck at, xii. 108, 273

Higham (C.) on Avignon Society of Illuminati, vii. 386, 514. Bellamy (John), xii. 229. Berlioz and Swedenborg, i. 26. Bonassus, x. 138. Cole (Jacob), ii. 289; xii. 218. De Quincey and Swedenborg, iv. 529. "Grant me, indulgent heaven," ii. 309. Hill (Rev. William), ii. 427; iv. 235. London chapels: pictures wanted, ix. 8. Moon names, iv. 350. Patmore (Coventry) and Swedenborg, xi. 433. Swedenborg memorial tablet, x. 56. Swedenborgianism in Philadelphia, iii. 86. Swedish Church, Prince's Square, ix. 416. Wilde (Lady) and Swedenborg, iv. 331

Higham-on-the-Hill, wooden cross found at, xi. 29, 358

Highgate, Cromwell House, iv. 48, 135, 437, 489; Countess of Huntingdon at, 149, 333; and Hornsey Wood House, vii. 106, 157, 216, 253, 274, 371; sale of Holly Lodge, 487; Holly Lodge, horseshoe superstition, viii. 210; and Arabella Stuart, x. 46, 93, 156

Highlander, Old," tobacconist's sign, vii. 47, 92, 115, 137, 457

Highlanders barbadosed after the 1715 and '45 rebellions, viii. 68, 135, 176, 235, 317 Highwayman and Lord Bathurst or Berkeley, iv. 349, 415, 495

Highwayman's parting song, iv. 187

Highways, bequests for their repair, viii. 464; ix. 13

Hill (C. J.) on Anne Boleyn's remains, xi. 88. Murat's widow, xi. 107

Hill (E. A.) on Mayflower pilgrims, vi. 21

Hill (G.) on Camden on surnames: Musselwhite, i. 248

Hill (G. F.) on Arabic numerals at Winchester, x. 187

Hill (G. W.) on Thomas Haggerston Arnott, xi. 29

Hill (General J. E. D.), on Schools for the Indigent Blind, viii. 428

Hill (John Thomas) and Gainsborough, c. 1791, xi. 149

Hill (L.) on authors of quotations wanted, x. 309 Hill (N. W.) on All the trees of the forest," viii.

387. "All the world and his wife," xi. 490.

7.

'All's Well that Ends Well,' V. ii., vi. 505; vii. 484. Almshouses or workhouses in America, vi. 455. Alvary, Christian name, xii. 416. American magazine, ix. 274. Antelope as crest, ix. 516. Apples: their old names, x. 215. Barkly West, xi. 325. Bidaxe, a farm tool, ix. 94. Botha: the name, viii. 298. Bourne in place-names, xii. 131. Bring, archaic use, xii. Brontë - Prunty, ix. 237. Californian English: American coin-names, vii. 154. 'Childe Harold,' x. 275. Cockburnspath, x. 430; xi. 212. Comether, its meaning, xii. 77. Court Roll terms, vii. 515. Cromwell and Milton, viii. 375. Culprit, its derivation, xi. 486; xii. 456. De Baïf, ix. 492. Diamond State, v. 396. Disgruntled, xi. 452. Dwight surname, vi. 376. Echidna, vii. 356. Eleventh Commandment, x. 358. "Entente Cordiale," ix. 194. Everglade: its derivation, x. 105, 458. Fire: fire out, viii. 455. Fit, preterite and participle, viii. 204. Good-fors, xi. 86. Greene's Menaphon,'x. 85. 'Hamlet,' I. ii. 1312, vii. 146. Henry IV.,' Part I., II. i., vii. 145. Henry IV.,' Part I., III. i., vii. 485. Hock tide at Hexton, xii. 514. Hoek van Holland, vii. 473. Hogsflesh (William), ix. 14. Initial letters instead of words, x. 416. Jews and Jewesses in fiction, xi. 458. Latin pronunciation, ix. 513. Mamamouchi, xi. 55. "Man in the street," xi. 196. Marlborough wheels, vii. 157; ix. 293. Marylebone, xi. 415. Mince pie and plum pudding, ix. 357. Morellianism, its origin, viii. 373. Mulatto, its derivation, viii. 37; X. 191. Naval foe, mysterious, xi.

455. New York Times': Christian Union,' vii. 236. "Nose of wax," x. 437. 'Nouveaux Tableaux de Famille,' xii. 78. Ovid and Shakespeare, viii. 505. Paauw, vi. 237, 411. Pearl: its etymon, vi. 118, 137; x. 177, 337. Pidgin or pigeon English, vi. 38. Pillion: flails, vii. 272. Pimlico: Eyebright, xi. 194. Podike, vi. 275, 472. Pot-gallery, its meaning, ix. 36; xii. 31. Power (Tyrone), actor, x. 194.

Praises let Britons sing," x. 218. Princely titles in Germany, vi. 150, 418. Provençal folksongs, viii. 488. Public speaking in Shakespeare's day, ix. 313. Red Indians in poetry, vi. 517. Roan, its etymology, xii. 353. Rod of brickwork, xi. 237. Roosevelt: its pronunciation, vii. 35. Sainte-Beuve on Castor and Pollux, xii. 15. Salarino, Salanio, and Salerio, ix. 315; x. 176. Santa Fé, vi. 394. Shakespeariana, v. 465; ix. 263; x. 166; xi. 424. Shrewsbury clock : "Point of war, xi. 337. Sjambok its pronunciation, v. 92. Skrimshander, vi. 355, 517. Sloan surname, xii. 513. Snakes in South Africa, vi. 152; vii. 258. Spelling changes, vi. 493. Tadpole, vi. 157. Tennyson and Terence, xii. 346. Thune: Eil-de-boeuf, French slang, vii. 153. Treats: mullers, their meaning, viii. 517. 'Twelfth Night,' II. iv., vi. 325. Vere (Edward de), 17th Earl of Oxford, viii. 297. Vin gris," ix. 330. 'Walloon etymologies, xii. 405. War, its old pronunciation, vi. 138. William the Conqueror and Barking, xii. 175. Wine used at Holy Communion, x. 96

Hill (Sir Rowland), his family and the Post Office, vi. 163, 182, 232, 251, 273, 315, 354; his residence in Orme Square, viii. 12; and the Rotunda, Blackfriars Road, x. 221

Hill (R. H. E.) on Hills of Moretonhampstead, iii. 188

Hill (R. J.) on T. South of Bossington Hall, xi. 128

'

Hill (Rev. William), editor of Northern Star,' ii. 427, 490; iv. 235

Hill (W. Burrough) on Queen's Theatre, 1704, xii.

364

Hill-climbing and Palm Sunday, vi. 70, 115 Hill family of Moretonhampstead, Devon, iii. 188 Hills (A.) on Washington pedigree, vii. 25 Hillside on Addleshaw, xi. 189

Hillwell (Mrs. E. A.) on Squire Draper and his daughter, xii. 29

Hilson (J. Lindsay) on Berwick: Steps of Grace, ii. 516. Cockburnspath, xi. 72. Convention of Royal Burghs of Scotland, iii. 401, 443. Court of Session, viii. 41. Creeling the bridegroom, vii. 256. Easter Woods, iv. 335. Great Seal of Scotland, iii. 242. Haswell family, iii. 314. Hazel or Hessle pears, ii. 436. Hell, Heaven, or Paradise, ii. 355. Lamb in place-names, iii. 150. Passing bell, i. 350. Scottish market customs, xii. 121

Hilton (F.) on Hilton and Hare families, vii. 290
Hilton family, vii. 290; ix. 336
Hiltprand (Michael), his Ecclesia Militans,' xi.
370

Hime (M. C.) on authors of quotations, viii. 450 Hind (A. M.) on monkeys stealing from a pedlar, vi. 448

Hinds (J. P.) on Lady Coventry's Minuet, v. 518 Hinds (Dr. Samuel), formerly Bishop of Norwich, i. 227, 351, 415, 517

Hine (J.) on royal clock and press reference, ix. 429 Hio on

"Crown and Three Sugar Loaves," i. 167 Hippoclides on "As merry as griggs,' i. 94. Ashes to ashes," i. 387. Authors of quotations, ix. 29. Blue-water as adjective, vii. 109. Christianity and its forbears, iii. 245. Christmas in Wales in 1774, xii. 507. Church music, iii. 185. Crucifixion: earliest representation, V. 248. Duynkerkers, vii. 309. Fabian Society, ix. 108. Friday Street, x. 129. Googlie, cricket slang, xii. 110. Greeks and Nature, x. 372. Intellectual harvest (late), ii. 54. Johnson (S.), his watch, xii.

37.

Nitor in adversum," viii. 474. Pace: Hays, iv. 9. Plaxtol or Plaxtole, ix. 430. Pony= crib, vi. 185. Purdonium, iii. 388. St. Pancras motto, x. 412. Shakespeariana, ii. 64. Sheep fair on ancient earthwork, viii. 272. Sibyl: Burke's image, viii. 426. Smoking and blind men, ix. 335. Stones of London, vii. 448. Tennysoniana: Cleopatra, ix. 121. Thackeray quotation, i. 189. Tripos: Tripos verses, iv. 124. Umber bird, viii. 353. Victoria, ii. 468. Virgil, Eneid,' vi. 191. West-Country fair, i. 48 Hippocrates and the black baby, xi. 207, 258,

271

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Hippocrates legend, ix. 408; x. 35, 53

Hippodrome at Goettingen, inscription on, ii. 528 Hippogriff, its symbolism, x. 509; xi. 114, 456 Hippomanes, modern science on, iii. 127 Hipsy, a drink, its composition, iii. 61 "Hirsles yont," meaning of the term, iii. 224 Hiseland (William), his epitaph at Chelsea Hospital, vi. 82

Historicus on Robert Agassiz, xii. 7. Broadside: Guildhall donation, xi. 505. Chamberlen (Dr.), iii. 428

Historiographers Royal for Scotland, xii. 106 History, "made in Germany," i. 5; knowledge in 1906 of, vi. 366

'History of Advertising,' 1874, its predecessor, ix. 286

'History of King's Place,' or 'Nocturnal Revels,' ix. 169 Hitchin-Kemp (F.) on Bennett of Baldock, ix. 396. Brent as waterway, iii. 349. Chalk Farm, x. 73. Chicheleana, ix. 350. Chichele's kin, v. 286. Clippingdale, vii. 37. Cowhouse Manor, Middlesex, xii. 234. Cricklewood, ii. 408, 495. Dollis Hill, Willesden, iii. 344. Haynes (Samuel), i. 334. Heirloom cots, i. 207. Highways repaired, viii. 464. Historical geography of London, i. 258. Index of probates, iv. 277. Kempishawe, xi. 329. Oxgate Manor, Willesden, ix. 403. Page family and their Middlesex estates, vii. 322. Paramor family of Kent, xii. 397. Portmanteau words and phrases, v. 512. Pryor's Bank, Fulham, xii. 237. Right to keep swans, x. 449. Romney portrait, v. 34. St. Paul's Cathedral, iv. 114. Swimming bath: William Kemp, x. 178. Virginia and the Eastern Counties, vii. 412. Willesden families, iii. 208. fifteenth century, iii. 275. Crown, i. 457

Woolmen in the Yeoman of the

Hoadly (Abp. John), his biography, ix. 473
Hoast, use and meaning of the word, v. 66, 110
Hoax on Italian scholar, ii. 367
Hobart (Nicholas), of Lindsey, Suffolk, xii. 128
Hobart family, ix. 9
Hobart-Hampden (H. M.) on Jack and Jill, iv. 13
Hobbes (Thomas) on the Continent, ii. 485
Hobby grooms, 1677, their livery, v. 127
Hobby-horse dancing, i. 5, 296
Hobgoblin's claws, in Mortimer's
i. 93

Husbandry,'

Hobhouse (Lord), d. 1904, his burial-place, ix. 169 Hobson, Cambridge carrier, Vincent Bourne on, v. 288

Hock, words built on the base, vii. 401, 494; viii. 13

Hock Stapler, title of horse at Winchester College, vii. 494

Hockday and a pottage called hok, i. 187, 496
Hocken (T. M.) on Rev. Samuel Marsden, v. 389
Hockey in 1785, Cowper on, i. 385
Hocktide observance at Hexton, xi. 488; xii. 71,
139, 214, 253, 514

Hodening custom, v. 208, 374, 416
Hodges (T. O.) on Mamamouchi, x. 328. Shake-
speariana, x. 345

Hodges (W.) on "As merry as griggs," i. 36 Hodges (Capt. Wm. Arthur), killed at San Sebastian, iii. 433

Hodgkin (J. Eliot) on the art of flying, ix. 441. Bank of England and specie payment, xii. 278. Bathing-machines, ii. 130. Beale (Bartholomew and Charles), iv. 104. Bigg, the Dinton hermit, iii. 336. Blooding a witch, ix. 397. Book-stealing, vii. 212. British exiles in Holland, vi. 351. Bumble-puppy and " Doves" tavern, viii. 72. Charles I.: his physical characteristics, vii. 334. Colours, old, in the Navy, viii. 166. Copying letters, Diabolo lorio, viii. 287. Dirigible balloons anticipated, xii. 125. Duke's Bagnio in Long Acre, iv. 24. Errors, typographical and other

:

V.

287.

wise, ix. 493. Filberts: "When the Devil goes a-nutting," xii. 388. Frost prints, x. 433. George IV.: an appreciation, iv. 365. Going shopping, ii. 445. Lysons: sights in the moon, viii. 325. Man in the almanac, ix. 475. Mary, Queen of Scots, in Edinburgh Castle, viii. 249. Michell (John), Mayor of London, xii. 475. Moon and hair-cutting, iv. 234. Nelson and Lady Hamilton, xii. 261. Percy (Hugh), iii. 28. Piece-broker, iv. 391; v. 213. Pig and Killpig, i. 105. Playbills, earliest, i. 71. 'Poliphili Hypnerotomachia,' errors in, i. 4. St. Winifred and the Old Pretender, vi. 197. Shakespeare (John), bitmaker, X. 104. Shakespeariana, ii. 344. Sydney, 1789-1908, x. 281. Tickling trout, iii. 332. Tressac de Vergy, xi. White Tree of Crockerton Hill, xii. 247. Women and pipes, xi. 378 Hodgson (J. C.) on Hamilton Brown, viii. 27. Collingwood's descendants, v. 49. Lindo or Lindot, portrait printer, v. 273. Robertson (Mrs. James), portrait painter, v. 304 Hodgson family, its genealogy, iv. 349 Hodgsons, book auctioneers, 1807-1907, viii. 246, 266, 285

432.

Hodson (Lieut.) of the Indian Mutiny, viii. 348, 414

Hodson (L. G.) on Prior John at Brighton, ix. 477 Hodson (L. J.) on Attorney-General to the Queen, "Before one can say Jack Robinson,' xi. 232. Bourne in place-names, xi. 451. Court of Requests, xii. 258. Hodson family, x. 329. Richardson (Samuel), x. 96

Hodson (Nathaniel)= Anne Ferrers, viii. 150 Hodson (Major W. S. R.) of the Indian Mutiny, ix. 12

Hogan (J. F.) on cady, slang for a hat, x. 198. Crawford (Miss), Canadian poet, xii. 353. Drake (J. Rodman), xii. 497. Fenians in Western Australia, ix. 254. Hell, Heaven, and Paradise, i. 332. Never Never Land, xi. 9. Plains= timber-denuded lands, xii. 194. Ships' periodicals, xi. 418

Hogarth (James and Jane), memorial ring, iii. 87 Hogarth (W.), Act of Parliament bearing his name, i. 369; sale of his Wanstead Assembly,' iv. 49; his March to Finchley' and "The King's Head," Hampstead Road, vi. 207, 276; his house at Chiswick, xii. 486

Hoggets one-year-old sheep, as weather prophets, ix. 247

Hogling money, c. 1595, meaning of the term, xi. 130, 194

Hogmanay song, Orkney, xi. 5, 72, 177
Hogsflesh (William), cricketer, his death, viii. 28
Hogsflesh surname, its distribution, viii. 334,
394; ix. 14

Hogshead, derivation of the word, vii. 346 Hohenzollern (Prince von) = Madame de Mora, ix. 188

xii. 18

Hok pottage and Hockday, i. 187, 496 Holar, Bishops of, 1148-1408, ii. 67 Holbeach Church, effigy in, x. 228, 273 Holbeck, place-name, its derivation, xi. 448; Holbein, subjects of his pictures, ix. 449, 497 ; x. 38 Holborn, the place-name, ii. 308, 392, 457, 493; iii. 56; v. 295, 338, 354, 514; "Black Bull,' in, v. 367; Napier Tavern," its destruction, xi. 467, 515 Holborn and Bloomsbury manors, iii. 269 Holborn Hill, arms on 66 Old Bell " Inn, iii. 366, 430

Holbourne (Lady Anne), memorial inscription,
vii. 2
Holbrook (Mrs. Ann Catharine), her publications,
vii. 352

Holden (Henry) and Hubert A. Holden, x. 264
Holden (Hubert A.) and Henry Holden, x. 264
Holden (R. M.) on 7th Light Dragoons, xi. 374
Holden family, vii. 188, 233
Holderness families, xii. 149, 211
Holdich (Benjamin) on Crowland Abbey, v. 509
Hole Bole, Le," sign in Honey Lane, xii. 348,
438

Holed-stone folk-lore, vii. 26, 157

Holford (Christopher) on Jacob Cole, xii. 476 Holinsworth (C. B.) on glowworm or firefly, i. 112. Southcott (Joanna), and black pig, xi. 354 Holland (Cornelius), M.P., his biography, v. 287 Holland (J.) on Court Leet in Portland, viii. 148 Holland (J. E.) on Fountain Tavern, iv. 289. Gilby (Antony), viii. 131. Simcoe (General), and Domingo, iv. 290

Holland (Rev. Richard), c. 1656-1706, parentage and offspring, v. 88

Holland (T. J.) on Rev. Richard Holland, v. 88
Holland (W. R.) on Bidding prayer, vii. 72.
Bossing, vii. 135. Kit's Coty House, iv. 247.
Oxe-aye, vi. 234. 'Oxford Ramble,' iv. 472.
Prisoner suckled by his daughter, iv.' 432; vi.
172. Rime v. rhyme, vi. 332. St. Columba's
Well, vi. 455. Smith in Latin, v. 152.
Holland, seventeenth-century English exiles in,
v. 148

Holland, Gulix, textile fabric, xi. 470; xii. 12 Holland, Hoek van, signification of the place-name, vii. 188, 236, 254, 473

Hollandtyde, its meaning, ii. 420 Holles (Gervaise), his church notes and other MSS., i. 208, 251; and the aurora borealis in Lincolnshire, 242

Holleck or Hollicke Manor, co. Middlesex, iii. 387, 435; iv. 36, 77

Holloway (John), M.P. for Wallingford, x. 510 Holloway (M. M.) and the MSS. of Count A. de Panignano, iii. 8, 94

Holloway (Sir Richard), his biography, iii. 43 Holluschickie, meaning of the term, xii. 48, 94 Holly, oaths sworn on bough of, v. 167; lightning, 167; as browse for cattle, xii. 428, 494

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