Armstrong (T. P.) on cross in the Greek Church, iii. 56. Inscription, curious, i. 85 Armstrong gun, its inventor, i. 388, 436; ii. 34 Army, child commissions in, ii. 420; nicknamos of regiments, viii. 257; regimental marches in, x. 167, 312, 352, 377, 457 Army, British, c. 1763, xii. 449, 517 Army, English, in Ireland, 1630-40, iv. 489 Army Lists: first Roundhead, 1642, vi. 342; battle of the Boyne, ix. 170; xii. 308; their history, x. 489; xi. 55, 153

Army Service Corps nicknames, vii. 68, 115, 257, 415, 473

Arnaud (F. H.) on obsolete English games, vii. 511
Arne (Dr.), his Poculum Elevatum,' iv. 409
Arnold (Benedict), his sons, x. 50, 98
Arnold (Sir Edwin), his ashes at University
College, ii. 286; error in memorial inscription,
iii. 176

Arnold (Matthew), his Horatian Echo,' iii. 6; his Church of Brou,' vi. 148, 175, 196; on pigeons, x. 149, 198; and the yew, xii. 287, 336, 414

Arnold and Rhodes families, ix. 89, 298

Ash, place-name, its derivation, i. 72, 113, 137
Ash, the oak, and the ivy, i. 35
Ashbridge (A.) on Rocque's and Horwood's maps
of London, iii. 187

Ashburner and Teed families, iv. 90
Ashburner family of Olney, Bucks, ii. 168, 519
Ashby (R. E.) on the Evil Eye in Italy, ix. 145
Ashcroft (T. C.) on cry of Macaria, iv. 28
Ashen faggot, Christmas custom in Somersetshire,
iii. 236

"Ashes to ashes" in the Burial Service, i. 387, 429

Ashford Church, Barham arms in, vi. 208
Ashmole (Elias), print published, 1824 v. 168
Askew or Ayscough family, x. 8
Askwith or Asquith, surname and place-name, ix.
461; x. 37
Aspenden, pre-Reformation rectory at, ix. 37
Aspinshaw, printing-press maker, xi. 429
Aspinwall (Stanhope), Westminster scholar, vi.
409, 473
Aspirine, origin of the name, xi. 290, 352
Asquith or Askwith, surname and place-name, ix.
461; x. 37

149

Arnott (Rev. Samuel), his death, ii. 140
Arnott (Thomas Haggerston), his family, xi. 29
Aro-setna in the Nomina Hidarum,' xi. 126
Arrival, its new meaning, vi. 47

Arrow (J.) on Westminster changes in 1905, v. 356

Arrow-breaking, its moral lessons, viii. 25
Arrowsmith (J.) on Chrystal Magna, x. 89
Arrowsmith (T. ?), Devonshire artist, c. 1820, xii.
309, 355

Art, water-colour, its history, viii. 489
Art on medal of Charles I., x. 68
Artahshashte for Artaxerxes in Barker's Bible, xi.
148, 216, 294

Artemon on Whistler's ship, iii. 227

Arthur (King), legend of his sleeping, i. 77, 194 Arthur (Prince), 1502, and window in St. Margaret's, Westminster, xii. 269, 357, 453 Arthur (Thos.) of Booksellers' Row, his biography, vii. 355

Arthur (Lieut. William), Port Arthur named after, i. 407, 457; ii. 212, 251

Artificial, connected with artifice, xi. 166
"Artillarie," Roger Ascham on, ii. 169
Artillery, lines on, in Camden's Remaines,' i. 184
Artillery Company (Hon.), Bawms March, vii.
188, 230, 516

Artillery officers, Royal, ii. 528
Artists, burial-places of, ix. 189

Artists, Free Society of, its history, vii. 344
Artists, modern Italian, iii. 38

Artists' Rifle Corps, verses in honour, ix. 484
Arundel Castle legend, viii. 390, 434, 473
Arundell (Richard), Master of the Mint, 1738, x.
467

'Arundines Cami,' J. H. M.' in, i. 487

Arusmont (Frances Wright d'), her biography, v. 307

Arville (T. d'), flying achievement, 1851, x. 250 Aryan Sun-Myths,' out of print, v. 429 Ascham (Roger), on artillarie," ii. 169; pronunciation of his name, iv. 169, 216 Ascension, Chapel of the, Oxford Road, vii. 13, 135, 198

Ascension Day, its observance in 1683, ix. 401, 456

Ascension Day celebrations, xi. 381

497

Asses hypnotized, Navarrese folk-lore, ii. 506 Assheton (R.) on Bbl.," v. 74

Assheton (R. O.) on Toby's dog, iv. 508; v. 32 Assignats, French, their value, vi. 149, 214 'Assisa de Tolloneis,' its date, ii. 387, 451; iii. 38. "As such," meaning accordingly, iii. 49, 193 A-st (Enar) on Court dress, ii. 107 Astarte on amulet found in Roman urn, ix. 270

Auld Robin Gray,' vi. 395. Authors of quotations, viii. 488; ix. 49. Batrome, i. 338. Blandina, V. 409. Charlemagne's Roman ancestors, iii. 369. Cornish vergers: Carne family, viii. 5. Darkness in London, vi. 49. Doctrine of signatures, xi. 209. Double-headed eagle, ix. 350. Folk-lore concerning twins, viii. 54. Funeral garlands, v. 427. Holed-stone folk-lore, vii. 26. "I lighted at the foot," ii. 412. Immortality of animals, i. 169. Irish folk-lore, iii. 313. Irish weather rime, iv. 406. Jacobite verses, ii. 288. 'Lady of the Lake allusions, ix. 132. Lady's coat of arms, iii. 398. Lincolnshire Family's Chequered History," viii. 214. Littlemonelight, place-name, vi. 349. Love ales, iv. 35. Lunar halo and rain, vi. 412. Melancholy, i. 148. Papal styles: "Pater Patrum," vii. 451. "Protector's Head,' inn sign, x. 30. River divided, i. 289. Russian folk-lore, i. 347. Seaweed needing rain, viii. 388. Seine, river and saint, vii. 348. Tiger folk-lore and Pope, x. 88. Vulgate, iv. 17. Witchcraft bibliography, ii. 323

Astley (Henry), Westminster scholar, xi. 129 Astley (J.) on February 30, i. 233. Paste, ii. 72. Poem by H. F. Lyte, ii. 493. Robin a Bobbin, i. 218

Astley's, "Riding Tailor at, in 1815, i. 508 Astrapath on game called State, i. 226 Astrology in Italy, v. 148

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Astronomer: astronomess, the words, ii. 424 Astronomy, in Gulliver's Travels,' iv. 86; in fiction, v. 229, 294; pastoral, vii. 104; in Tennyson, ix. 13; in the Middle Ages, xii. 9, 71

'AσTρоTéléкus, its use by Gibbon, iv. 167, 272, 370; vi. 93

Astwick, Yorkshire place-name, spelt Austwick, i. 466; ii. 35

Athenæus, quotation from, vii. 249, 354
Athene, sacrifices offered to, ix. 369
Athenian admiral and owl, ii. 9

Athenian fleet saved by a comma, ix. 389, 473
Athenian system of dating, i. 489
Athill-Cruttwell (H.) on Melchior Guydickens,
iv. 469, 537

Atkins or Adkins (W.), Fellow of Winchester
College, ii. 45, 116

Atkinson (Richard Mosley), of Clare College, Cambridge, xi. 108, 178

Atkinson (Stanley B.) on Mary Carter, ii. 409. Consumption not hereditary, i. 427. Legal Precedents, book of, ii. 365. "Passive Resister," viii. 316. Phrases and reference, ii. 297. Pilgrim of Eternity, iv. 213. Post-mortem examination, v. 29. Ropemakers' Alley Chapel, i. 466; ii. 426. Still-born children, i. 281. Suck-bottle feeding-bottle, viii. 190. Supervisum corpus, i. 508

Atkinson (Thomas), of Tredegar Iron works, viii. 310

Atkinson family and Admiral Neale, viii. 309, 418

Atkyns (Mrs. Charlotte) and Marie Antoinette, ix. 343

Atlantic liners: the Lusitania and the Sirius, viii. 325

Attell (W. J.) on Napoleon's carriage, viii. 135
Attenborough (J. M.) on poem by Cowley, ii. 506
Atton (H.) on John Paul or Paul Jones, xi. 447
Attorney, use of the word, vii. 227
Attorney-General to the Queen, the office, x.
110, 170, 217
Attorney of 1870 on 'The Law List,' iii. 387
Atwood (Dr.), Worcester oculist, and Dr. Johnson
xi. 103

Aubrey (John), his 'Surrey,' annotated by Peter
Le Neve, v. 308; his marriage, xi. 266
Auction, by inch of candle, vi. 520; first sale of
autograph letters by, vii. 428
Auction catalogue of 1832, ix. 329
Auctioneers' charges in 1761, vi. 387
Audain (Rev. John), his biography, i. 495
Auden on Gosling family, viii. 255

Auden (G. A.) on anchorites' dens, iii. 333. Audyn or Audin family, i. 148. Civil War earthworks, iv. 394. Copper coins and tokens, i. 456. Leche family, i. 334. Lettsom (Dr.), v. 191. Refectories, first floor, ii. 237. Twitchel, iii. 351

Audience Meadow, Shropshire field-name, ii. 208, 467; iii. 493

Audin or Audyn family, i. 148, 495; ii. 18
Auditors of the Exchequer, c. 1682, ix. 386
August: Gula Augusti, use of the term, v. 408,
499; vii. 257, 313; viii. 35

Augustinian Cardinal: Mount Grace, x. 234
Augustinian house at Steeple, Essex, xii. 210
Augvaldsnaes Church, Norway, obelisk at, x.
249, 394

Auld (G.), tract printed by, ix. 89, 137, 218

Auld Robin Gray,' its history, vi. 284, 355, 395, 451

Aumbries in Pre-Reformation churches, ix. 97
Auncell, a weight, i. 187, 237

Aunt Sally: Sallee, xi. 305

Auriol (Charles James), matriculated at Oxford, xi. 108, 177, 213

Aurora borealis in Lincolnshire in 1640, i. 242
Austen and Blin marriage, i. 428

xi, 47. St. Anthony of Vienne, xi. 47, 152. Whitby Church, xii. 468

Austen (Jane), her relatives, viii. 109
Austen (Joseph), postboy, d. 1909, xi. 247
Austen (Stephen), bookseller of Newgate Street,
ix, 348, 413, 431

Austin (A.), parodies of his poems, xii. 128, 177, 238 Austin (James), his great plum-pudding, iii. 255 Austin (Roland) on Abbots of Evesham, xii. 78. Cainsford, Gloucestershire, xii. 436. Gloucestershire poll-books, x. 124. Literary Companion,' ix. 368. 'Promptorium,' xi. 14. Tolsey at Gloucester, xi. 15. Tracts for the Times,' ii. 492. 'Warden of St. Briavels,' ix. 308 Australasia, Macaulay on olive trees in, xii. 86 Australia, Western, and Fenians, ix. 188, 236 254, 332

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Australian clay, Wedgwood pottery of, x. 261, 412 Australian Houses of Legislature, "Bellamy's" in i. 169, 352, 518

Australian vocabularies, i. 348
Austria, Anne of, why so called, ix. 390, 451, 474
Austwick, Yorkshire place-name, its pronuncia-
tion, i. 466; ii. 35

Author, and the word authoress, i. 93; use of the
word for editor, vii. 226, 475; viii. 432
Author of Hard Knots in Shakespeare' on
Shakespeariana, vii. 301

Authors, and their first books, iii. 247, 297;
birthdates of English, vi. 228, 293
Autobus, use of the word, vi. 187
Autochrome plates described, viii. 426
Autograph of Satan, iii. 268, 356, 415
Autograph prices, their appraisement, vii. 424
Automata, collection of, c. 1811, xi. 345
Automaton dancers, Dickens on, xi. 289, 357;
xii. 58

Auveray or Alveredus, Christian name, xii. 397, 416

Avalon in Newfoundland, place-name, ii. 309, 411 Ave Maria Lane, its history, ix. 150

Averrhoes, his description of Venice, ii. 130 Aviation, derivation of the word, x. 186, 250; xii. 86; early attempts at, xi. 8, 98, 145, 425, 465; xii. 128, 178. See Flying Machines. Avignon Society of Illuminati, vii. 386, 514 Avitabile (Paolo), his visit to London, i. 188 Avoca or Ovoca, place-name, x. 308, 397, 437,

497

Awdry (T.) on Bouquet-holder, silver, ii. 134. Christian names, curious, ii. 375. "Shoulder of mutton," &c., ii. 158 A Awaitful, use of the word, vii. 510; viii. 93, 254 Away, unrecorded use of the word, x. 364 Awse (Robert), Westminster scholar, 1725, v. 149

Axford (Isaac) = Hannah Lightfoot, viii. 321, 402, 483

Axholme Priory, its history, v. 328, 373, 416
Axon (E.) on John Arden, vi. 355. Peake, James,
Nonjuror, ix. 462. Rotherham (Rev. Caleb ),
D.D., vi. 469

Axon (W. E. A.) on Acts xxix., lost chapter, vi. 74. Aphikia story, Portuguese version, i. 466. Baxter on Pied Piper, viii. 6. Becket the bookseller, his epitaph, viii. 227. Beckford and Rabelais, iv. 264. Bible in weekly numbers, ix. 64. Book, nameless, iv. 376. Botzheim (J. von), vii. 386. 'British Controversialist,' xii. 173. British provincial book-trade, tobacco, Buchanan (George) on

x. 141. viii. 86.

Cape Dutch language, ii. 250.

Caxton and the word Richter," ii. 146. Cheetham, Robert Farren, iii. 64. Cobden bibliography i. 481; ii. 3, 62, 103, 142. Cobden's earliest political writing, v. 501. Coleridge's Epitaphium Testamentarium,_vii. 387. Coleridge's poem on Christmas Day, vii. 146. "Conrade Freeman" of Greenwich, ix. 6. Copyright in letters, xi. 125. Cromwell and Milton, viii. 158. Crozier (Robert), Manchester artist, xii. 355. 'Daniel Fosqué, xii. 169. Davis (Crusoe Richard), xi. 425. De Quincey and animal magnetism, vii. 345. 'D.N.B. Epitome,' ix. 84. Dog who made a will, ii. 501. "Ebn Osn," viii. 248. 'Edinburgh Review,' attack on Oxford, vii. 175. "El Chico Terencio,' "" viii. 8. Emerson and Lowell : inedited verse, ii. 423. 'Faithful Admonition ' of May, 1554, iii. 484. "First Kittōō," ii. 296. Foxe the Martyrologist, preface by, iv. 44. Hall's (Mrs. E. S.)' Poems,' vi. 227. Hanging, recovery from, x. 86. Hawke (P.), translator of Dante, vii._507. 'Heart of John Middleton,' ix. 493. Hornbooks and battledores, vi. 463. Jean Paul in English, x. 161. Johnson (Dr.) and Strahan's 'Virgil,' xii. 85. Kingsley (C.), poem by, iv. 125. La Fontaine's milkmaid, v. 487. Lamb's 'My Great-Aunt's Manuscript,' ix. 29. Lando (Ortensio) and Eugenio Raimondi, iii. 363. Lickbarrow (Isabella), x. 403. 'Lines to a Skeleton, ix. 304. Mezzofanti (Cardinal), iv. 168. Moore's Lalla Rookh,' xii. 368. Newspapers in 1680, xii. 243, 358. Pacolet, a familiar spirit, vii. 225. Paltock (R.) author of Peter Wilkins,' xii. 286. Peacock (T. L.), viii. 157. Peignot (Gabriel), iv. 521. Philobiblion,' ix. 92. Pied Piper in Ispahan, ix. 348. Ramsay (Allan) on horse-racing, viii. 182. Reeve (Clara), viii. 166. St. Winifred and the Old Pretender, vi. 127. Sallust early English translator, vii. 128. Sea-Roamers: Johnny Wolgar, xi. 146. Shakespeariana_at Douai, vii. 421. Sharp's (G.). Child's First Book Improved,' ix. 367. Shylock tract, xii. 76. "Sicilian's Tale,' ix. 373. Southey (Robert), xii. 46. Spencer (William Robert), viii. 70. Statue in a circle of books, iii. 8. "Tank Kee,' viii. 250. Thackeray and Cudworth's sermon, viii. 266. Vegetarian, its derivation, xii. 511. Watson (H. C.) on phrenology, viii. 187. Woolmen in the fifteenth century ii. 514. Young Lawyer's Recreation,' xi. 47. Zapata's Questions,' iv. 512.

Axstede ware, early manufacture, ii. 149. Axton (E. H.) on Dumas and Shakespeare, xi. 290. Roast pigs crying "Who'll eat me ? xi. 296.

Aydye, use of the word, ii. 368.

Ayeahr on advertising epitaph, x. 503. Anna, a place-name, x. 312. Anonymous works, x. 73. Augvaldsnaes Church, Norway, x. 249. Authors of quotations wanted, ix. 229; x. 55. Bancroft, Squire, viii. 287. Beating, proverb on, ix. 298. Bees told of deaths, ix. 434. Briefs in 1742, x. 375. Christmas coincidences, ii. 505. Crabble, a place-name, x. 312. "Crooked Billet,' ix. 452. Curious House Greenwich, xi. 32. Death of Nelson,' ii. 405. Dickens and the lamplighter's ladder, ix. 471. Electricity: prophecy falsified, ix. 466. Elizabeth (Queen), her day, x. 432; xi. 13. Farrell, of the Pavilion Theatre, iii. 188. Fetish, i. 466. Flintwinch, Affery, v. 32. "Free-and-easy,"

ix. 407. Frozen words i. 3. Greenwich Fair, ii. 227. Hampstead in song, x. 296, 458. Howard (Lady Honoria), xi. 66. Iland," ii. 493. Initial letters instead of words, x. 177. Lamb in place-names, iii. 294. Lattice tongs. ix. 67. Liggers, c. 1474, ix. 37. Light Dragoons, 15th, x. 227. Maiden Lane, Malden, iii. 329, 477. Maiden Road, Stratford, E., v. 326. May morning at Magdalen: its music, v. 368. Melton cloth: Melton jacket, v. 36. "Minstrel and labourer," viii. 485. Moon legends, x. 456. Mountain high, ii. 505. ' Old Mother Hubbard': its author, x. 27. Parcel Post in 1790, xi. 17. Peroun, viii. 270. Pimlico Eyebright, x. 457. Police uniforms: omnibuses, iii. 432. Pot-gallery, viil. 493. Prize: its history, ix. 137, 233. Record Office, Old, ix. 168. Ripon, ceremony at, iv. 249. Round Oak Spring, x. 9. Rushlights, x. 76. Scots Greys: regimental history, x. 396. Shakespeare will, viii. 486. Ship Hotel,' Greenwich, i. 454. Shutters, ix. 295. Snodgrass as a surname, x. 113. Spanish doggerel, i. 147. Spratt family, iii. 227. Surrey Gardens, x. 78. Tale of drop of water, ix. 497. Tymbers of ermine," i. 449. Village mazes, ix. 475. Wine used at Holy Communion, x. 96 Ayesha, pronunciation of the name, v. 26 Aylesbury, farmers of, and Straits of Malacca, xi. 410, 453, 470

Aylett (George), Westminster scholar, vi. 449 Aylmer, (H. J.) on Rossetti's poem on Boer War, viii. 68

Aylmer arms, i. 155

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Aylsham woollen manufacture, i. 4, 172
Ayno (Guy and Agnes), and Heynow family, xii.
Ayres (H. M.) on May's Julius Caesar,' xi. 248
Ayrshire, ships of Spanish Armada wrecked off,
xii. 249, 330, 393
Ayscough (S.) and Taxatio Ecclesiastica Nicho-
lai IV.,' xii. 107
Ayscough or Askew family, x. 8
Ayton (Richard), his Sea-Roamers': Johnny
Wolgar, xi. 146
Aztec names, their pronunciation, vii. 325

B

B, its mutation into p, ix. 36

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B. on Arnold and Rhodes families, ix. 298. Authors of quotations, ix. 29. Birds' eggs, i. 453. Churchwardens appointed by Mayors, ix. 318. Copperillo, v. 69. Eales, ii. 353. Kent (Duke of), his children, vii. 173, 316. Marriage Service, iii. 7. O'Brien (William), xi. 488. Place, V. 435. Plebeian ancestry of Georgian nobility, vi. 410. St. Anthony of Padua, iii. 8. Young (Joseph), xi. 488. B. (A.) on Sunday well spent," vi. 88. clocks, viii. 89. Elder-bush folk-lore, viii. 131. Jowett and Whewell, ii. 353. Kitcat (Dick), vi. 368. 'Mony a pickle maks a mickle," vi. 388. Old Testament Commentary, ii 188. Placenames in old map, viii. 350. Quotations wanted, iv. 249; vi. 108, 129, 229. 'Siege of Belgrade,' iv. 146. Subsidy Rolls, vii. 68. Swillington (Robert de), ix. 482. Taxes in England, ir. 153. Taxes in 16th century, viii. 283

B. (A. A.) on author of quotation wanted, vii. 49. "No flowers," xii. 258

B. (C. B.) on Dahuria, i. 337 B. (C. C.) on apples, ix. 297. Authors of quotations, viii. 236, 374; ix. 149; xii. 255. Bacon (Sir Francis) on tasting, xii. 91. Beddoes surname, viii. 113. "Before one can say Jack Robinson," xi. 233. Book margins, ix. 285. Breakspear (N.), Pope Adrian IV., xi. 71. Carlyle's French Revolution,' ix. 157. Castor oil, xi. 406. 'Childe Harold,' viii. 495. “Christmas pig," xi. 71. Crows and rain, x. 137. Dickens: Shakespeare: woodbine, xii. 334. Drayton on Valentine's Day, xi. 218, 358. Drug and pharmacopoeia in 'N.E.D.,' vii. 347. Dryden's Alexander's Feast,' viii. 457. Dunghill proverb, ix. 413. Elder-bush folk-lore, viii. 213. Ellison (Henry), x. 95, 197; xi. 277. English players in Germany in 1592, viii. 412. Epitaphiana, xi. 505. Epworth Parsonage ghost, xii. 197, 433. Fire Fire out, viii. 37. Flavian Monks, vii. 149. Flying machines in 1751, xii. 374. Garlic onions for purifying water, xi. 173. Glamis mystery, x. 396. Glamorgan, xi. 498. Gray's Elegy and ploughing customs, xii. 390. H aspirate in English writers, xii. 492. Hippocrates legend, x. 53. "His end was peace," x. 517. Hollow loaf foretelling death, xii. 155. Hornsey and Highgate, x. 156. Jean Paul in English, x. 293. Kingsley's 6 Lorraine,' x. 497. Leechgathering, ix. 291. "Lesbian lead," vii. 256. Littlecote House, Wiltshire, ix. 58. Longmans: the Marseillaise,' xi. 92. Macaulay on literature, xii. 171. Marks Stone, ix. 191. Mince pie and plum pudding, ix. 357. Nigh hand in the N.E.D.,' ix. 6, 96. "No flowers,” xii. 178. Nonconformist burial-grounds and gravestones, ix. 233; x. 237. Nym and "humour,' xi. 156. Olive tree, ix. 370. One : oats : their pronunciation, xii. 416. Palgrave's, Golden Treasury,' viii. 393. Patent medicines, iii. 86. "Paws off, Pompey," vii. 377. Pie: tart, viii. 195. Pimlico: Eyebright, xi. 314. Pindar family, i. 135. Pink saucer, x. 78. Pot-hooks and hangers, vii. 432. Promethean, x. 54. Q in the 'H. E. D.,' iii. 146. Robin a Bobbin, i. 32. Rowan Tree Witch Day, xii. 296. Shakespeariana, viii. 165, 304. Signatures, doctrine of, xi. 496. "Sit loose to," i. 5. Sleep, Latin lines on, x. 17. Snakes drinking milk, x. 335. Stripping cows," xii. 476. Stuffed chine, x. 78. Suck-bottle feedingbottle, viii. 257. Surphur matches, vii. 451. Tennyson: The Poet,' x. 148. Thistle and saint, xi. 258. Tintagel: its pronunciation,

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195. Tombstones and inscriptions, viii. 275. Toothache, x. 196. Vittle victual, vii. 232. Wadsworth as a Yorkshire name, vii. 515. Waterloo: Charlotte, x. 338. Watts and the rose, vii. 258. Wine used at Holy Com

B. (E.) on "Convinced against her will," il. 426. Dives and Lazarus, v. 370. Massinger and Fletcher, vi. 248. Speech after removal of tongue, ix. 216 B. (E. A.) on ewer from Fotheringay bell, ix. 468 B. (E. C.) on copyright in letters, v. 128 B. (E. G.) on barrar," i. 435. Doncaster weather-rime, vi. 13. George III.'s birthday, iv. 173. Jacobin soup, ii. 146. Lamb's Capt. Starkey, xi. 295. Moon and the weather, ii. 35. Paste, ii. 137. St. Sepulchre, iii. 173. Vaccination and inoculation, ii. 27, 216. Waterloo veteran, v. 391. Wentworth, its local pronunciation, i. 307

Bosting,

B. (E. S.) on Angel of Meridian, xi. 148. xii. 193. Incut, xi. 257. Spite-fence, xii. 186 B. (E. T.) on birth at sea in 1805, ii. 512 B. (E. W.) on Bathilda, iv. 93. g, hard or soft, vi. 190. Gibbets, iv. 251. "Humanum est errare, i. 389; ii. 57, 351. King's College, Cambridge, v. 255. Palæologus in the West Indies, vii. 336. St. George's Chapel Yard, Oxford Road, vii. 13. Saturday" in Spanish, v. 435

B. (F.) on clergy in wigs, x. 392. Court of Requests, xii. 208. Elizabeth (Queen), her household, x. 147. Mellycaton: musk-million, vi. 288 B. (F. F.) on Fleetwood genealogical puzzle, xii. 362

B. (G.) on Prebendary H. Barnewell, xii. 495. Bhang cuca, xii. 490. Escutcheon of pretence, iv. 429. Genealogy, new sources, i. 512. King's Old Bargehouse, viii. 417. Newport Church, I.W., ix. 389. Princess Royal's daughters, v. 190. 'Vicar of Wakefield' in French, i. 489

B. (G. D.) on Rev. William Cox, xi. 195. Gurney (Dr. Robert), xi. 214. Harington (Sir J.): Sir H. Harrington, xii. 332. Tyrrell (Capt. Richard), xi. 481. Tyrrell's March: Tyrrell's Pass, xi. 317

B. (G. F. R.) on John Abbot, xi. 469. Ambrose (John), xi. 129. Amcotts (John), vii. 109. Amyrant (Maurice and Robert), vi. 409. Amyraut (Moses), xii. 209. 'An Austrian army, i. 277. Anstice (Joseph), iv. 88. Anthology,' by Thomas Bee, xi. 108. Arden (W.), xi. 129. Arnott (Charles), v. 149. Aspinwall (Stanhope), vi. 409. Astley (Henry), xi. 129. Atkinson (Richard Mosley), xi. 108. Auriol (Charles James), xi. 108. Awse (R.), v. 149. Aylett (George), vi. 449. Bagnall (T.), 288. Bale (Otway), xi. 170. Barbour (Richard), xii. 188. Barry (T.), v. 8. Bayntun (W. H.), v. 269. Bickerton (Henry), x. 148. "Black Horse Inn," vii. 476. Bligh (Richard), xi. 149. Brebaine (Rene), vi. 449. Brett (Thomas), xi. 449. Brotherton (Sir Thomas

V.