Incantation in Image in the Sands,' v. 246 Incledon (Charles), and Bristol slavery anecdote, iii. 373, 464; iv. 92, 135 Inconsiderative, use of the word in 1684, vii. 126 256 Inder family, viii. 507 Inderwick (F. A.), K.C., F.S.A., his death, ii. 179 Index, cross-references in, iii. 126; for lists in dictionary order, v. 406; "I care not who writes the book which has a good index," x. 469; xi. 76, 194, 234, 255 Index nominum et locorum to the 'D.N.B.,' viii. 161 Index of place-names, ix. 47, 114, 235 India, T. L. Peacock and the Overland route, viii. 121; first Englishman in, ix. 208, 254; owl folk-lore in, x. 327; surnames and cognomens in, xi. 166, 250 Indian jugglery, books on, vi. 430, 516 Indian kings, c. 1710, their names, iii. 449, 497 Indian life in fiction, ii. 445 Indian magic, x. 428, 495 Indian Mutiny, and Nana Sahib, viii. 248, 316; Major Hodson, viii. 348, 414; ix. 12; Jubilee celebration at Albert Hall, ix. 2 Indian sport, records of, i. 349, 397, 455 Infinitive, split, its growth, ii. 406; iii. 17, 51, 95, 150, 210, 295; v. 280; in Milton, vi. 409, 473; vii. 33 Influential, use of the word, ii. 24, 93 109 Ingle (J. S.) on authors of quotations wanted, iii. 469 66 Ingleby or Ingilby (Sir Charles), 1644-1718, iii. 44 Ingleby (Holcombe) on billycock, ix. 27. Contraction, iii. 152. Corks, ii. 452. Directions to Churchwardens,' iii. 264. Epitaph by Shakespeare, i. 126. For a God Yow," iii. 389. Guardings, iii. 429. Heacham parish officers, ii. 247, 431. Holbeach Church, x. 228. "Kick the bucket," i. 412. Larcin: Bevan, iii. 87. Ninths, iii. 389. Norfolk folksongs, iii. 365. Parish clerks, men of family as, ix. 334. Parish records, eighteenth century, ix. 426. Prescriptions, i. 409; ii. 56. Pricklebat, iii. 5. Prisoners' clothes as perquisites, iii. 369. Tasso and Milton, i. 202. Virginia and the Eastern Counties, vii. 412. Weatherhead (William), x. 427 Inglewood Forest, Roman town buried in, x. 269, 317 Inglis (A.) on Collop Monday, v. 413 Inglis (General), of Lucknow, his representatives, vi. 387 Inglis family pedigree, x. 370 Ingoldsby, parody on 'Poor Dog Tray,' vii. 14, 137. See also Barham. Ingram (James), President of Trinity College, Oxford, xi. 429; xii. 11 Ingram (John H.) on William Collins, the poet, Ingram and Lingen families, ii. 487 Ingress Abbey, Greenhithe, its history, iii. 315 Initial letters instead of words, ix. 126, 174; x. 176, 258, 416 Inkle, meaning of the word, x. 186, 235 Inn Signs. See Tavern Signs. Innes (J. H.) on Black Dog Alley, Westminster, ii. 174. Inns of Court, married members, i. 488. New Amsterdam,' i. 161 Inniskilling: Enniskilling, spelling of the name, vii. 269 Inns of Court, minor, their Admission Registers, Inns, London coaching, 1680, viii. 1 viii. 428; ix. 114 Innsbruck, Golden Roof at: its history, v. 89, 136 Inoculation and vaccination, ii. 27, 132, 216, 313, 394, 456, 513 Inquirer on admirable, vi. 329. "Back to the Bellagio, Italy, vii. 164; xi. 325 Constance Cathedral, vi. 69, 117, 173 Figueira da Foz, iv. 147 Florence, ix. 224, 443; x. 24, 223, 324, 463 Hibernia, i. 388, 455 Italy, Southern, vi. 406 Jerusalem, xi. 25, 163 Kingston, Jamaica, xii. 105 Las Palmas, i. 482 Lucerne, v. 466; vi. 124, 195 Naples, viii. 62, 161, 242, 362, 423; xi. 343; xii. 303, 362 Orotava, Tenerife, i. 361, 455 Insect names in Scotland, xii. 245 Jenion's Intake," near Chester, i. 407, Intellect and Valour of Great Britain,' key to print, x. 129 Intellectual harvest, late in life, i. 469; ii. 54 Intelligence,' J. Macock, 1666, newspaper, vii. 348 Interest, Ruskin on, xi. 209 Interment in graves belonging to other families, i. 9 Interments, clerical, x. 148, 233 International copyright, early instance, ix. 147 Into Thy Hands, O Lord,' oil painting by Mr. Invalids, Company of, their records, v. 489; vi. 38 Inventories, seventeenth-century, ix. 53 Inventories and stocktaking in antiquity, v. 168 Inventories of City churches, c. 1667-8, viii. 389 Inventory, Lincoln ecclesiastical, iii. 388, 435 Inverness bibliography, xii. 227, 318, 398 Invitation cards, wedding, early printed, iv. 308 Iona Cathedral, its restoration, ii. 47 Ions (F.) his caricatures of Lieut.-Governor Stockenstrom, vi. 347 Iota on prayer for twins, iii. 428 Ipse on possessive case of nouns ending in s, viii. 107 Ipswich, inscription in St. Margaret's Church, i. 368, 431 275 Ipswich Appentice Books, i. 41, 111 Iredale (Mary), The Maid of the Mill, x. 350 Ireland (William Henry), his 'Modern Ship of Fools,' xi. 429 Ireland, Iberian inscriptions in, i. 388, 455; officers of State in, iv. 149, 214, 314; English army in, 1630-40, 489; Sir Walter Scott in, v. 7; death-birds in, v. 111, 158, 215; vi. 117, 156, 173; Langtry estate in, vii. 128, 198; under the Tudors, viii. 29, 93; English regiments in, 1820-30, 30; expeditions to, 1573-98, ix. 190, 277, 334; Viceroy of, official authority for title, 210, 332; its strategic position, xii. 187; Hearth Money Roll of 1666, 308 Ireni Jacobi Fanny Jessop Cavendish de Rienzi Selina Anna Susannah Skelton Peter, child named, i. 171 Ireton (Henry), of Gray's Inn, 1670, his biography, xi. 369 Ireton (John), Lord Mayor, 1658-9, his marriage, xi. 369 Irish, Spanish stories in, xi. 368, 418 Irish air, Girl I left behind Me,' xi. 246 Irish custom on Christmas Eve, xi. 45 Irish girl and Barbary pirates, poem on, vii. 460; viii. 13 Irish historical and artistic relics, i. 206 Irish House of Commons, Speakers, 1660-178, i. 227, 293 Irish land belonging to an English benefice, vi. 166 Irish maypoles, iv. 469 Irish Michaelmas custom, ii. 347, 431 Irish Nationalists, Swinburne on, xii. 350, 412, 472 Irish potato rings, iii. 149 Irish-printed medical books ante 1700, xi. 428 Irish Rebellion, 1798, its historians, viii. 69; Irish soil exported, iii. 328, 394; iv. 113 Irish Yeomanry, 1798, ix. 290 Iron, picking up scraps of, iii. 348, 397; in Homer, vii. 39, 141 Iron manufacture, use of bloom in, viii. 26 Ironmongers' Company, its history and almshouses, vi. 263 Irun, Spain, etymology of place-name, v. 470; vi. 13 Irus,' supposed play by Shakespeare, i. 349 Irvine (W.), his History of the Irvine Family,' v. 328 Irvine (W.) on Charles Mason, Royalist divine, iii. 388 Irving (Dr. David), his "History of Scotish Poetry,' i. 325 vi. words, iii. 35 Salmagundi,' v. 288 History of the Irvine Irving (Edward and Henry), W. C. Hazlitt on, 147 Irving (G.) on High Peak Irving (Washington), his Irwin (Beatrice H.) on Family,' v. 328 -is and -es in Scottish proper names, x. 486; xi. Isaacs (A. L.) on Bruges, xi. 74 Isaacson (James), M.P. for Banbury, xi. 387; xii. 18, 94 37 Isabel (Plantagenet), Countess of Essex and Eu, her descendants, vi. 407, 508; vii. 147 Isabelline as a colour, i. 487; ii. 75, 253, 375, 477, 537; iii. 92 Isca and related British names, their interpretation, vii. 363 Iseult, pronunciation of the name, vi. 404 iii. 289 Ising-glass, earliest use of the word, x. 346, 411 Isle of Man, blown about by the winds, v. 126; Isle of Wight, The Christmas Boys' in, vi. 481; vii. 30 Isles family, derivation of the name, vii. 450; viii. 17, 112 Islington, burial-ground in Church Row, ii. 394: Eslyngton, variant of, vii. 29, 93 Islington parish registers, xi. 169 Isolde and Tristan, vii. 50, 150 Italian, early glossary wanted, iii. 447 Italian literature, early, xi. 497 J. (F. C.) on authors of quotations wanted, x. 168. J. (G.H.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 232. J. (J. H.) on "Scole Inn," Norfolk, i. 454 J. (L.) on Sir Matthew de Renzi, x. 369 J. (M.) on Winstanley's birthplace, ix. 469 Italian proverb: "Una mano lava l'altra," ix. J. (P.) on Eton House, Kent, viii. 290 329, 418, 493 Italian scholar hoaxed, ii. 367 Italian songs, v. 429 Italiano on flying machine in 1751, xii. 238 66 Ithamar, girl's name, its origin, iv. 387, 438, 516 Ito, Jewish territorial association, its history, vi. 461; vii. 12, 93, 173 Iver, Bucks, place-name, its derivation, vi. 450; Iverach, its pronunciation, x. 468 "the Ivery," Wiltshire local name, xi. 385; xii. 152 Ivorine, writing on, v. 228 Ivy, the oak, and the ash, i. 35 Ivy House, Brixton, and Queen Elizabeth, x. 348, 411 414 Ivy Lane, Strand, its history, v. 81, 136, 175, 254; vii. Ixtlilxochitl and other Aztec names, vii. 325 Izard (Ralph and Walter), Westminster scholars, iv. 47, 237 J curious Christian names, i. 171 (C.) 458. ture, on arms of Roman Catholic Bishops, x. Complete Peerage,' xii. 177. Gaol literaxi. 512. Portions: pensions, x. 358 J. (Ca.) on Gilbert Imlay's 'Emigrants,' x. 49 Old Highlander," vii. 92. Nun, S.) on xii. 55. Ruby wedding, xii. 55 Goethe, v. 270 J. 66 (C. The, J. (C. T.) on Acts xxix., lost chapter, vi. 9. Byron on (D.) Dickens and on the Prince Regent, vi. 165. Dickens's the Temperance meeting, xii. 427. Bastille prisoner, xi. 8. Dublin MS., vii. 509. cance, J. (W.) on American Order of the Dragon, ii. J. (W. C.) on arms wanted, vii. 228. Current J. (W. W.) on Rev. Dr. G. D'Oyly, i. 448 J.P. and M.A., question of precedence, ii. 408 Jack and Jill, conundrum, iii. 450; iv. 13, 93, 153 Jack-knives given to ugly men, xii. 508 ii. 529 Jackson (Daniel), picture-buyer, vi. 448 Jackson (E.) on Collins, i. 329 Jackson (F. M.), his death, iv. 60. On Miss Lewen and Wesley, i. 218. Rankin (Thomas), i. 366 Jackson (Lodowicke), c. 1666, his biography, viii. 388 Jackson and Law families, xii. 48 Jacob (E.) on American yarn, ii. 251 317 475, 493, Epitaphiana, xi. 504. Flying machine in 1751, xi. Jag, meanings of the word, viii. 5, 113, 294, 372, 145; xii. 171. Hamill (Major) of Capri, vii. 27. Maimonides, xi. 329. Marie Antoinette's death Jager, military term, xi. 189, 256, 277, 497 (Prince of,), vil; 125: Jaggard (W.) on Academy of the Muses, 1, 54. his letters, viii. 83. its signifiemigrants, vi. 136. Auld (G.), ix. 244; xii. 110. November 5: Guy Fawkes 138. Authors of quotations, ix. 192. Autochrome, viii. 426. Bananas, ii. 476. Bibliocelebrations, x. 434. Oliphant (Laurence) and Ossian, vi. 336. 'Pengraphy of publishing, ii. 11; v. 361. Bidding his wives, xii. 244. turtle-riding, vii. 148. Pie: Prayer, viii. 295. Birds as architects, ix. 66. rose's Journal "Saracen's Head," Snow Hill, Bishop, first, to marry, x. 475. Bombay, tart, viii. 494. Shakespeare: remarkable folio, v. life in, ix. 116. 'Book-Prices Current' Index, xii. 132. 429. 427. Shakespeare Visitors' Book, x. viii. 366. Book-trade terms, v. 69. 'British Biography,' ix. 98. Carnegie: its pronuncia tion, iv. 52. Cemetery consecration, vii. 490; viii. 153. Charles I.'s waistcoat, ix. 226. Coke Children of the Chapel,' i. 459; vii. 378. or Cook? iii. 430. Collectioner, i. 28. Cox's History of Warwickshire,' v. 372. Cricket pictures and engravings, v. 54. Cricket report, earliest, viii. 75. " Cuttwoorkes," ii. 149. 92. 'Dandies' Ball,' ix. 217. Dead animals exposed on trees, xi. 518. 'Diaboliad,' by Combe, xii. 14. 'D.N.B. Epitome,' ix. 21, 83, 211, 397; x. 183, 282; xii. 24, 124, 262, 393. | Dowty (Aiglen), ix. 274. Dry, as applied to spirituous liquors, viii. 371. Elizabethan library, xi. 407. Ensor (Anne), vi. 253. Essay, iii. 294. Fleet Street, No. 7, viii. 351. Gaol literature, xi. 511. Gastrell and Shakespeare's home, iv. 47. German life, xi. 498. Greek and English poetry compared, ix. 494. Harbours, xi. 452. Heraldic mottoes, iii. Holborn, v. 295. Hoppner's untraced portraits, ix. 53. Horæ, manuscript, xi. 329. Huntingdon (Countess of) at Highgate, iv. 333. Incut, xi. 257. Index saying, x. 469. Inscriptions on public buildings, i. 516. Intellectual harvest, late, ii. 54. It is the Mass that matters," xi. 192. Jaggard, East Anglian family, i. 489. Jaggard-printed books, i. 506. Jones Francis, xi. 238. Liverpool: its arms, xi. 213; its etymology, 391. Love-à-laMode,' x. 490. Lowe and Wright, viii. 33. Lucas families, iii. 233. Lucy (Sir Thomas), viii. 74. Man (Isle of) and the Countess of Derby, vii. 73. Marriage in a shift, vi. 199. Mellycaton: musk - million, vi. 338. Mémoires de St. Pétersbourg,' v. 271. Mirage, vii. 453. Nine men's morris, vi. 214. 'Notes and Queries' Commemoration, xii. 167, 251. 'Notes on the Book of Genesis, iii. 97. Number-men, iii. 66. "O for a booke," iv. 229. Parish clerk, ii. 216, 373. Parish documents, ii. 331. Paste, i. 477, 510. Paul's Alley in 1601, xi. 266. Pawnshop, earliest use, ii. 354; vii. 514. Photography, iv. 490; v. 37. Pictures, famous, as signs, iv. 218. Pictures of Julius Cæsar and Romeo and Juliet,' iv. 234. Pictures of the Old and New Testaments,' iv. 57. Pinto (Mendez), xi. 76. Place, vi. 151. Poems on Shakespeare, i. 472. Pot-gallery, its meaning, vii. 431. Pot-hooks and hangers, vii. 432. Prescriptions, i. 454. Prisoner suckled by his daughter, iv. 432. Privet Benny, ix. 197. Publishers' Catalogues, ii. 50. Radiogram: radiographic, viii. 247. Raleigh's Historie of the World,' iii. 275. Roads, book on, ix. 295. Rowe's' Shakespeare,' vii. 118. St. Dunstan'sin-the-West, xii. 278. Scribblers, irresponsible, ii. 136. Scrope Grosvenor controversy, vi. 328. Seventeenth-century travelling, ix. 107. Shakespeare autograph, ii. 248. Shakespeare edited by Scott, vii. 428. Shakespeare in French, xi. 213. Shakespeare Memorial, ix. 332. Shakespeare Visitors' Books, x. 478. Shakespeare's plays, their sub-titles, vi. 471. Shakespeare's residence New Place, vii. 156. Shaw (Stebbing), Staffordshire MSS., viii. 116. Ships' periodicals, xi. 455. 'Short Explication' of musical terms, vii. 454. Shropshire and Montgomeryshire manors, ii. 256. Smoking and blind men, ix. 355. Sponges, xii. 438. Spring-heeled Jack, vii. 395. Stammering, x. 418. Surnames in -eng, x. 497. Tailed in Fuller, xii. 398. "Tell me, my Cicely, why so coy," ii. 428. 'That Reminds Me,' ix. 109. Twopenny for head, iv. 217. Watchet, its meaning, xi. 458. Willow-pattern china, ix. 437. Wiltshire naturalist, c. 1780, ii. 291. Windmills in Sussex, vii. 214. Z: name of the letter, x. 197 Jaggard family, i. 489 Jaggery, ingredient of mortar, iii. 35, 76, 114, 173, James IV. of Scotland, his burial-place, xii. 249, 316 James V. of Scotland as a poet, iv. 368, 476 James (Anna)= Henry Paulett St. John, R.N., vi. Japanese life-star folk-lore, viii. 34 Jarrett (F.) on architecture in old times, i. 334. Arnold (Matthew) on pigeons, x. 198. Authors of quotations wanted, x. 173; xii. 396. Clerical costume, vi. 406. Colenso (Bishop), iii. 251. Fairchild (Hamlet), viii. 436. Fast short of, ix. 432. Gaol literature, xi. 511. Jukes (Andrew), vii. 96. Legislation against profanity, viii. 269. Longfellow, ii. 148; vii. 263. Parish documents, ii. 414. "Peter out," ix. 369. Private, ix. 336. Prize: its history, ix. 137. S, its long and short forms, viii. 372. Sabbath changed at the Exodus, ix. 15. St. George George as a Christian name, vii. 455. Sargent (Henry Martyn), ix. 276. Shorthouse J. H.) on John Inglesant,' x. 246. Splitting fields of ice, iv. 513; v. 77; vii. 114. Suckbottle feeding-bottle, viii. 355. Tennyson concordances, xi. 353, 513. "Tha' woodin image," xi. 517. Umbrella, early instance, vii. 267 : Jast (L. S.) on May virtue all thy paths attend," Jay (Dr. John), his family, and Madame Vestris, vii. 293; xii. 138, 498 Jay (W.), preacher, xii. 444, 485 Jay family, gifted musicians, vi. 441, 502 Jealousy, water of, Oriental story, i. 147 Jeans (John), of Aberdeen, mineralogist, ii. 55, 155 Jefferies (Richard), his 'Story of my Heart,' Jefferyes (Capt. James). See Jeffereys. Jeffrey (Francis), and Thomas Moore, their duel, vi. 224 Jeffreys (Judge), his house in Westminster, xii. 385 Jem the Penman, forger, his biography, viii. 410, 512; ix. 56 Jenetta Norweb,' its history, iv. 389, 437 "Jenion's Intake," near Chester, i. 407, 477 Jenkins (C. L.) on author of quotation wanted, iii. 269 Jenkins (H. T.) on North Devon May Day custom, i. 406 Jenkins (R.) on copying letters, v. 351. Mechanical road carriages, xii. 158. Rabbards (Ralph), iii. 389 Jenkins's ear, war of, i. 288 Jenkinson (John), his marriage in 1701, ii. 328 Jenkyn, Little John, &c., in Cornish play, v. 109, 155, 195 Carn Jennens, Jennings, or Jerningham family, xii. 449 Jennings (John), his will, 1586, xii. 224, 355 Jennings (P.) on "Cala rag whethow," xii. 78. Carlyle's French Revolution,' ix. 157. marth Lannarth, x. 252. County of Cornwall and Nowhere," vii. 194. Hair becoming suddenly white, xi. 433. 'Home, Sweet Home,' v. 367. Loaf, hollow, foretelling death, xii. 88. Love in phantastick triumph sat," iv. 132. Newlyn colony of artists, x. 246. Pillion flails, vii. 497. Quotations wanted, 66 v. 316. St. Ia, x. 235. Tintagel: its pronunciation, X. 195. Village Blacksmith parodied, xi. 193 Jennings (William), his will, 1558, xii. 224, 355 Jerram (C. S.) on Alonzo the Brave,' viii. 169. Authors of quotations wanted, vii. 254. Easter woods, iv. 217. Edinburgh: its name, x. 473. Epitaph in Courteenhall Church, vi. 396. Fame, v. 117. Glowworm or firefly, i. 193. "His end was peace,' x. 517. Iktin, ii. 316. Macnab legend, xi. 493. May Morning at Magdalen, v. 413. Milton: portrait as a boy, x. 508. Missal, The,' iv. 138. N, liquid, in English, xi. 251. Nursery rime, ix. 478. Ply, iv. 110. Pony=crib, vi. 232. Proverbs in the Waverley Novels, i. 455. Purple patch," i 510. Rime v. rhyme, vi. 132. Ritualist's Progress,' vi. 173. Tideswell and Tideslow, ii. 95. Tradagh Drogheda, vii. 392. Virgil or Vergil? iv. 309. Ward surname, vii. 109. Welsh poems, iv. 516. Windmills in Sussex, vii. 413. Worksop epitaphs, xi. 112. Wy in Hampshire, viii. 158 Jerram (J. R.) on Pharos at Dover Castle, vi. 289 Jerrold (C.) on Mantegna's house, iv. 87 Jerrold (Douglas), his portraits, iv. 428; his works, vii. 226, 515; his Bride of Ludgate,' ix. 206 .. Jerrold (Walter) on anon, v. 454. Coleridge's 'Wanderings of Cain,' vi. 386. Dickens and Thackeray, iii. 73, 196. Dickens or Wilkie Collins ? iii. 278. "Dogmatism is puppyism full grown," iii. 94. Harold (Edmund, Baron de), xii. 108. Hood (Thomas), ii. 67; and Douglas Jerrold, iv. 428. "I had three sisters,' xii. 94. "Peccavi": "I have Sindh," viii. 473. Reynolds (John Hamilton), vi. 190. 'Taxatio Ecclesiastica Nicholai IV.,' xii. 107. Tiger folk-lore and Pope, x. 135. Tote, ii. 255. William the Conqueror and Barking, xii. 77. Windows from Church at Trier, xii. 156 Jersey wheel defined, ii. 208, 274 Jerusalem, Doomsday bell at, ix. 169, 312; inscriptions in cemetery, xi. 25, 163 Jerusalem Coffee House, 1780-90, ix. 70 Jerusalem Court, Fleet Street, vii. 29, 137 Jervis family of Birmingham, v. 149, 197 Jervis-Read (H. V.) on heraldic, v. 408. family of Birmingham, v. 149. Read family, v. 248 Jervis Jessamy bride, meaning of the term, i. 310 Jessel (F.) on G. Auld, ix. 89. Bridge, its derivation, i. 250. Corks, ii. 392. Crockford's, v. 12. Davies (Black), xii. 37. 'Edward and Ellen,' iv. 47. Euchre, i. 13, 116. Grin (Geoffrey), Gent., iv. 428. Hoyle (Edmond), ii. 536. Japanese cards, i. 75. Jesso earthenware, ii. 288, 537. Monaghan press, vii. 188. Packs of sixty cards, iv. 28. Patience card game, i. 268. Pitts (J.), printer, iv. 469. Spurgeon on Monte Carlo, xii. 308. Tarot cards, v. 452. Trump as a card term, v. 239 |