Epigrams: "Some say, compar'd to Bononcini," ii. 7 ; viii. 487, 518; xi. 426 "The king, observing with judicious eye,” viii. 324; x. 367 Thomas Smithus, Eques Auratus," vi. 237 'Thou hast said that they say that I said," xii. 405 To make the boy a scholar,” xii. 291 Tot tibi sunt dotes, Virgo, quot sidera cælo," ix. 134 "When daring Blood first plann'd to steal the crown," iii. 188 "Whene'er a hatchment we discern," vi. 472 Epimenides, St. Paul's quotation from, i. 405 Episcopal ring found at Sibbertoft, ii. 188 Epitaph by Shakespeare, i. 126 Epitaphs, bibliography of, i. 44, 173, 217, 252, 334; ii. 57, 194, 533; iii. 114, 195, 371, 437 Epitaphs : "Ere my work's done my thread is cut," viii. 487 "Evasi: effugi," i. 445 Everywhere heard will be the Judgment call," xii. 110, 177 'Fay tout ce que tu vouldras," ii. 186 Fewston, near Otley, Yorkshire, i. 233 "First Read then weepe when thou art hereby taught," ix. 296; xi. 393 Foote (Samuel), xi. 17, 56 "From lives thus spent thy earthly duties learn," v. 245 "From rageing storms at sea." See Admiral Christ. George IV., by Landor, viii. 407 Googe (Barnabe), his 'Popish Kingdome,' iii. 400 Gould (Samuel), v. 492 "Great Jove has lost his Ganymede, I know," v. 500 Greek, i. 444; vii. 387, 436 "He larned singing far and near, iii. 253 "Hee liv'd while age agreed to beare him," v. 508 "Henry Abbot dead," vii. 113 66 Her funeral Text Rev Chap ye 11 Verse y" x," viii. 325 "Here lie I, Martin Elginbrodde," x. 273 "Here in their | tender infancy a brother and a sister lye," xi. 504 "Here lies an only darling Boy," ii. 322, 396, 531 "Here lies Darytie stone," viii. 325 "Here lies poor Corydon," i. 173 "Here lies retired from busy scenes," i. 368 "Here lies the body of Joseph Gordon," ii. 50, 134 "Here lies the Earl of Suffolk's fool," xii. 507 "Here lies Tom King, old Dad of Fame," ix. 27 "Here lieth Humphrey Gosling of London," viii. 256 "Here lieth the body of Samuel Tyler," vii. 423, 516 "Here lieth ye Body of Cosman Ertz Berger," vi. 187 "Here lieth ye body of Robert Bideel,” vii. 423, 516 "Here lyeth Interred the body of Iohn Benbow Esq.," vii. 116 "Here lyeth John o' ye Girnell," xii. 69 "Here sleepe thirteen together in one Tombe," i. 285 "Here underlies too sad a truth," v. 395 Hessel (Phoebe), ii. 74 "His duty done, beneath this stone," iii. 186 'His sledge and hammer lie reclined," xii. 507 Stop, gentle Stranger, and with plaintive Eyes," iv. 526 "Stop! Reader, and reflect with awe," iv. 526 "Stop, trembling Eld! stay, youth," viii. 227 Swedenborg (E.), ix. 468 generous "That 'neath the green Estrella trees," ix. 134 "The earth goeth on the earthe," viii. 385 Theodore, King of Corsica, xi. 504 Thicknesse (Philip), vi. 346 "This does Erasmus Williams represent," x. 208, 258, 330 "Tho' Boreas with his Blustring blasts," vi. 425, 517; vii. 38, 475; viii. 33 "Thomas Price he took a nap," viii. 227 Thorpe's corpse," ii. 134 "Those Infants that are Buried here," viii. Epitaphs : "Underneath this sod or stone," ix. 502 "Unfort'nate youth who wrought in brick and lime," xi. 505 "Upon the Road I met pale Death," iv. 526 Walton (Anne), in Worcester Cathedral, x. 68 Warrington, x. 502 Wellington (Duke of), letter, xi. 347, 472 "What stronger circle can Art-magick find," iii. 8 "What things I leave are nought," vii. 387, 436 "What we gave we have," viii. 520 "What we say of a thing that has just come in fashion," vii. 27 "Who lies here? Who do you think? viii. 275 "Whoso thow art, wyth lovinge harte," iii. 23 Worksop, x. 503 Yale (Elihu), x. 502 Erbury (W.), his Scourge for the Assirian,' vi. 208, 373 Eridge Castle, details of its restoration, vi. 308, 371 Eridge Green, cannon on, c. 1768, x. 226 Ermine : Tymbers of ermine," explanation of the term, i. 449, 492 Ermine and miniver, their difference, vi. 266, 313, 370 Ernisius, a proper name, x. 388, 471; xi. 33, 155, 375 Erra Pater, literary allusions to, viii. 409, 518 Erskine (David), buried at Elba, iii. 407 -es and -is in Scottish proper names, x. 486; xi. 37 -ese, use of the suffix, i. 446, 516; ii. 77, 133 Esquire in Scotland, use of the title, ii. 109 Essay on Woman,' its bibliography, ix. 442, 492 Essex (Earl of), his Irish campaign, xi. 69, 154 Essex (Isabel [Plantagenet], Countess of), her descendants, vi. 407, 508; vii. 147 Essex, hops in, in 1738, vi. 227; fatal to women, xii. 90, 136 Essex Martyrs' Memorial, unveiling, xi. 65 66 "Essex Serpent" and other Westminster taverns, Everglade, place-name, its derivation, x. 105, 158, xii. 322 Essex woman, tall, Mrs. Gordon, ii. 128 Essoin Rolls in Public Record Office and American Estates, intestate, and Lords of Manors, ix. 489 Etchings, German, dated 1838-43, ix. 468; steel, by John Leech, x. 247 Etherington (W. H.) on Etherington family, vi. 329 Etherington family vi. 329 Eton, monks of St. Ebbald at, viii. 47, 111 Eton College arms and Winchester College, v. 285 Eton College lists, ii. 107, 152; iii. 87; iv. 187, 314, 356; xi. 290, 350 Eton House, Kent, and the David family, viii. 290 Eton swishing, illustration of, v. 489; references to, vi. 35, 133 Etough (Rev. Henry), letter from Baron Walpole of Wolferton, v. 134, 173; Rector of Therfield, Herts, xii. 430 Ettarre, the Christian name, iv. 107, 156 Etty (William), R.A., his brothers and their issue, v. 88, 137 Etymological notes, iv. 164 Etymologies, popular, of old homilists, viii. 7; fanciful, 365 Euchre, etymology of the word, i. 13, 77, 116 Eugene, Prince, statue in London, x. 448 Euripides, date of his birth, i. 447, 476; and Dickens, vii. 406; Greek and Latin references to Electra,' viii. 47; and the nightingale's song, 354; and Gascoigne, x. 125 Europe, racial problem, viii. 145, 218, 233, 274, 394, 474 European Magazine' and Joseph Moser, 1808, v. 117 European politicians, Abraham Lincoln and, vii. 165, 275, 318, 433 Evangelical zoology at Vitoria, iii. 486 Evans (Rev. David), D.D., his biographers, ii. 408 Evans (Sir De Lacy), his Waterloo MSS., vi. 188, 316 Evans (Edward) and William Upcott, iv. 328, 397 Evans (F. C.) on St. David: " Taffy-on-a-stick," xi. 327 Evans (G. E.) on Kirkstead Chapel, Lincs, viii. 35. Thirkell or Threlkeld family, vii. 251; viii. 74 Evans (H. A.) on Jacobite wineglasses, i. 204. Jonson's Works, v. 7. Oxford Examination Papers, vi. 428. Shakespeare, early MS. mention of, i. 310 Evans (Dr. John), and last will of a Presbytery, vii. 244 Evans (John) on Hamlet as a Christian name, viii. 156. Manor Court Rolls: Wyndrynge, vi. 472. Obsolete English games, vii. 512 Evatt (Surgeon-General G.) on General Russell Manners, xi. 149. Pym and Jephson families, xi. 128 Evelyn (John), and Dr. George Rogers, vii. 503; plan for rebuilding London, viii. 166, 193 Evelyn family, ii. 348 Evelyn family and Wotton, x. 268 458 Everitt (A. T.) on Thomas Bettesworth, v. 396. Giffords of King Somborne, ix. 116. "Idle Dick Norton,' vii. 330. Nailsea Court, Somerset, vi. 336. Norman Court, Hampshire, ix. 71. "Old Bell" Inn, Holborn Hill, iii. 432. Pounde (Thomas), S. J., iv. 268, 472; v. 96. Premonstratensian abbeys, iv. 231. Shelley (William), iv. 55, 114. White family of Southwick, vi. 43, 64, 82 Everitt (Graham), his 'English Caricaturists,' ix. 367 Everyman' and Bernard Dechepare, vi. 446 Evesham, Abbots of, list of, xii. 28, 78, 154, 278 Evil-eye superstitions, i. 148, 231, 508, 514; ii. 156; iii. 214, 314; ix. 145, 216 Evils, field-name, xi. 468; xii. 117 Evolution of the male, vii. 309 Ewart (A.) on Ewart family, iii. 428 Ewart family, iii. 428 232 Ewe, black, in the Iliad,' v. 328, 373 237 29 366 Exchequer, Auditors of, c. 1682, ix. 386 Exchequer Court of, office of Hereditary Usher, v.89 Exclamation, note of, its origin, ii. 301 Excommunication of Louis XIV., i. 69 Execution, military, at Malta in 1861, iii. 304, 375 Executioner's block, its use, xii. 26 Executioners, public, viii. 244, 335, 353, 376 Executions, children at, ii. 346, 454; iii. 33, 93, 495; x. 254, 298; ropes used at, v. 266, 315, 375, 418, 457, 498; vi. 54; throat-cutting at, x. 128, 315, 236 Exemplar on "Good news to those whose light is low," ii. 528 Exeter, subterranean passages at, x. 37 Exhibition, Great, verses on, v. 64, 113, 239 Eye mask worn by railway guards, x. 487 Eyebright, origin of the name, x. 401, 457, 514; xi. 75, 133, 194, 310, 414 Eyelashes of the road-roadside wastes, vi. 69 Eztakit on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 309 E 92. 'Die and be Damned,' i. 328. Ellen as a surname, x. 410. Heraldic queries, ix. 290. Pindar family, i. 134 F. (A.) on Ophelia, iii. 249 F. (A. L.) on auction catalogue of 1832, ix. 329. xi. 453. Fécamp Abbey: Brede Manor, xi. 308. F. (C. L.) on Mother of dead dogs," v. 509 J. (D. E.) on Fettiplace, i. 396 F. (E. H. L.) on Seddon family, v. 470 F. (F. E.) on T. T. Runkel Salingen, v. 307 F. (F. J.) on " An Indian beauty," ii. 343. Browning's "Thunder-free," i. 504. English players in Germany, viii. 305. Lord's Prayer, c. 1430, vi. 67. St. Alban's Grammar School, plays at, ii. 126 F. (G. B.) on Progressive, iii. 67. 'Ulm and Trafalgar,' iv. 407 F. (G. M.) on Welsh and Tudor heraldry, viii. 330; xi. 387 F. (G. S.) on Bullim: its locality, vi. 68 F. (H.) on garage, v. 188 F. (H. B.) on authors of quotations, viii. 289. Vitremyt viii. 229 F. (H. C.) on Gunnings of Castle Coote, v. 374 F. (H. J.) on Sir John I'Anson, Bart., ii. 485. "May I throughout this day of thine," xi. 197 F. (H. M.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 309. "Black Horse" Inn, vii. 369 F. (H. T.) on A.O.R., v. 69. Wigan bell foundry, v. 257 F. (J. C.) on paste, ii. 19 F. (J. J.) on Jirgah, ix. 472. Peacock (T. L.): George Meredith, xii. 88. Pightle: pikle, vi. 37. 'What the Devil said to Noah," xii. 93 F. (J. T.) on Ancaster, x. 512. Antiquary v. antiquarian, ii. 474. "As such," iii. 49. "Ashes to ashes," i. 429. Bell-comb for ringworm, vii. 336. Bidding Prayer, iii. 233. Bosting Kevel, xii. 75. : Canon v. prebendary, vi. 291, 352. Caul, i. 26. Ceremony at Ripon, iv. 357. Chine, stuffed, X. 78. Chrisom, baptismal robe, viii. 457. Cirencester Town Hall, ix. 338. Cockshut time, i. 196. Cross in the Greek Church, ii. 531. Cursals, ili. 12. Dark room in photography, xii. 7. Detached belfries, iv. 455. Diabread, i. 173. Dinkums, iii. 217. Dole cupboards, vii. 16. Fast= short of, ix. 432. Forwhy, vii. 185, 375, 419. Fusil, ix. 173. Going the round" Roundhouse," i. 76. Hazel or Hessle pears, ii. 349. I.H.S., ii. 231. Irun, Spain, vi. 13. Jesus, the name, i. 490. Jowett and Whewell, ii. 353. Kissing gates, ii. 395. "Le " before trades, xii. 237. Leap year, ix. 254. Liggers, c. 1474, ix. 36. Lincolnshire jest, vii. 447. Lincolnshire jingle, i. 266. Lincolnshire riddle, i. 204. Liphook folklore, viii. 486. Lonning, iv. 70. Martyrdom of St. Thomas, ii. 31. Marylebone, xi. 416. Matches in Congreve, vii. 397. Mechanical road carriages, xii. 31, 96. Mediæval churchyards: gravestones, ix. 56. Medieval games of children, viii. 456. Missal, iv. 34. Mitred abbots and priors, xi. 16. Molusio, a ghost-word, ix. 126. Moon folk-lore, i. 125. Motto: "In God is all," viii. 353; ix. 393. Musical services : .. on church towers, viii. 96. Nelson's uniform, iv. 370. Nursery rime, x. 38. Nutting, iv. 358. "O dear, what can the matter be ?" vi. 'Passionate Pilgrim': Lapp'd in lead," xii. 437. "Paules fete," ii. 138; iv. 493. Pig: swine: hog, iv. 449. Pimp-small, vi. 365. Pincushion sweet, vi. 174. "Place," placemaking," in bell-ringing, v. 267. Pre-Reformation parsonages, ix. 237. "Prior to," i. 175. Raised Hamlet on them," xi. 138. Residence dinners at Durham, iii. 1, 343. Rhombus, its derivation, xi. 518; xii. 58. Ritual question, vi. 512. 'Ritualist's Progress,' vi. 217. St. Bernard dogs in England, xii. 478. St. Edith, vi. 91. St. Mary's Abbey, York, ix. 388; x. 17. St. Ninian's Church, ii. 117. St. Peter Steintheked, vi. 375. St. Sepulchre, iii. 172, 295. · "Sal et saliva," i. 431. Saltfleetby, xi. 45. Saturday in Spanish, v. 435. Shingle berries, iv. 429. Songs, Early Victorian, xi. 237. Sulphur matches: match-maker's song, vii. 348. Sundial inside a church, v. 271. Thistolow, vii. 73. Top spit," i. 36. Twelfth Night,' Act II. sc. iv., vi. 325. Vamphorn, v. 154. 'Verdant Green,' vi. 306. Victorian coin, x. 16. Village mazes, ix. 475. "Vin gris," ix. 452. Wainscot, x. 377. "Walking cloth, v. 293. Wave, the tenth, x. 512. Windmills in Sussex, vii. 413. Wonders of the World, xi. 87. Worm, i. 492 F. (K. E.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 508 F. (R. C.) on mayor's seal for confirmation, ii. 19. Potter's Bar: Seven Kings, xi. 376 F. (R. W.) on authors of quotations wanted, x. 368. Barry (Dr. James), iii. 313 F. (S.) on Sudlow family, viii. 476 F. (S. J. A.) on amateur dramatic clubs, iv. 431, 493; v. 72. Dickens and Thackeray, iii. 275. French poems, i. 409. Goody Two Shoes,' ii. 167. Italian songs, v. 429. Japanese and Chinese lyrics, v. 429. Lamb in place-names, iii. 294. Lines on a mug, iii. 498. Police uniforms omnibuses, iii. 432. Pop goes the weasel," iii. 492. Raleigh's Historie of the World,' iii. 275. Sailors' chanties, iii. 49. Genius, v. 449. Smith in Latin, v. 73. Spanish verse, iv. 229. 'Tom Moody,' ii. 295. Wilde (Oscar) bibliography, v. 12, 133. 'William Tell,' ii. 327 F. (T.) on can v. cannot, xii. 369. Carlyle on the Griffin, xi. 456. Carlyle's French Revolution,' viii. 428. Edwin's (King), dwarfs, x. 250. Erasmus's ape, viii. 107. "Mother of dead dogs," xii. 406 F. (W. G. D.) on Isabella Basset, 1346, ii. 69. Colleton family, ix. 69. Emernensi Agro, ii. 389. Meignell (Sir Hugo), ii. 49. Nine Maidens, ii. 128 F. (W. K.) on Lord George Gordon and Cagliostro, F. (W. M. J.) on quotations wanted, vi. 173 Fabian Society, origin of the name, ix. 108 · 'Face of Clay,' novel by H. A. Vachell, its title, Fanshawe family papers and portraits, vii. 289, viii. 508 "Facing the music," i. 100 Factory workers, American magazine conducted by, vii. 469 Faddy (Peter), d. 1804, his biography, xi. 447 Fage (Major-General Edward), his parentage, x. 350 Fags cigarettes, use of the term, ix. 507; 234 x. Fair, Mansfield Gooseberry-Tart, vii. 329, 476 Fair Maid of Kent, her descendants, i. 289, 374; ii. 59, 118, 175, 236, 297 Fairbank (Sir Thomas) and Hull docks, ii. 95 Fairclough family of Weston, Herts, x. 349 Fairfax (Lord) and the battle of Naseby, xi. 344, 433, 514 Fairfax as a dog's name, ix. 209 Fairfield records, Connecticut, and Roger Ludlow, V. 288 Fairholme on All roads lead to Rome," i. 48 Fairley (J. A.) on John Law of Lauriston, vii. 149 : Fairmile, place-name, its derivation, vi, 168, 218 Fairs, beer sold without licence during, ii. 9, 71; viii. 232, 294; illustrations of West-Country, i. 48, 93 Fall (George), Yorkshire artist, his biography, v. 230, 273 Falmouth, Phoenicians at, ii. 469, 518 False quantities in speeches, x. 9 507 Fanshawe inscription in Ware Church, v. 368 Farjeon (B. L.) and Sir William Treloar, viii. 287, 333 Farkers, meaning of the word, iii. 188, 272 Farley (Chamberlayne) and St. John family, vi. 151, 314 Farm held for three and a half centuries, iv. 247 Farmer, his arms and implements, iii. 353 Farmer (C.) on 'John Bull and his Wonderful Lamp,' v. 230 Farmer (Dr.), his library, sold 1798, vi. 368; vii. 12 Farmer (Capt. George), portraits of, xii. 9 Farmer (Thomas), his memorial inscription, i. 428 Farmer family of Hartshill, Warwickshire, iii. 48 Farmer's Audit,' poem, its author, ix. 12, 56, 237 Farmers-General executed in the French Revolution, i. 127, 174 Farmers of Aylesbury and Straits of Malacca, xi. 410, 453, 470 Farnese (Cardinal), his arms, xii. 87, 155 Farningham, Kent, seven-sacrament font at, v. 36 Farnley Hall, Leeds, i. 346 Farquhar's Beaux Stratagem,' reference to tea in, i. 456 Farrah (Mary), authoress, her address, viii. 387 Farrant (Richard), his anthem "Lord, for Thy tender mercy's sake," iv. 265, 355; plays by, 1567-80, v. 341, 401 Farrell (John), manager of Pavilion Theatre, iii. 188, 252; iv. 414 Farrer (W.) on the Fitzwilliams, iii. 165. Greystoke family, xi. 81, 158. Kesteven Survey, temp. Henry I., vi. 286. Lidgate: Leap-gate, vi. 238. Lumley family, xii. 52. Northburgh family, ii. 377. Walkyn Silver," iii. 170. Wigan bell foundry, v. 218 Farrington, clockmaker, c. 1832, x. 69 Fame, correct representation of, iv. 249; repre- Fast short of, use of the term, ix. 209, 432 sented as Renown, v. 47, 117 Family societies in America, ix. 486 Fanning family of co. Clare, ix. 128, 175 Fanshawe Coleman: Blount, ix. 48 Fanshawe (E.) on beautiful Miss Gunnings, iii. 409. Fanshawe (Sir R.), iii. 451. Fanshawe family, iii. 327. Fanshawe papers and portrait, vii. 48, 49, 289, 507 Fanshawe (E. J.) on Sir Richard and Lady Fanshawe, xi. 269. Fanshawe family, iv. 32. Parsloe's Hall, Essex, iii. 490; iv. 34 Fanshawe (H. C.) on Queen Anna Maria of Spain, vi. 8. Coke (Lady), ix. 489. Coleman (Charlotte), iv. 489. De Sousa, iv. 10. Fanshawe: Boswell: Young, iii. 349. Fanshawe Coleman: Blount, ix. 48. Harrison (Sir John), of Balls Park, Herts, iv. 68. High Peak and Scarsdale, iv. 88. Howard (Lady Honoria), xi. 134. London statues and memorials, ix. 284. Middleton (Bishop Fanshawe), vi. 151. 'Plato Redivivus, xi. 28. Wallingford House, ix. 489. Whitehall Matted Gallery, iii. 388 Fanshawe (Lady), her gift of amberskins, iii. 309; MS. copy of her memoirs, vii. 48; miniatures of, xi. 269 Fanshawe (Sir Richard), portrait of, iii. 451, 499; portrait by Dobson, vii. 49; miniatures of, xi. 269 Fanshawe family, iii. 327, 349, 494; iv. 32 Fastolf (Sir John), 1378-1459, D.N.B.' on, iv. 145, 214; his biography, vi. 14, 77; original letters, 1450, xii. 201, 257 Father of his Country, ix. 70, 115, 151, 236, 331 Fathers of the House of Commons, vii. 486 Faublas (Chevalier de), amorous adventures of, iv. 88 Favourite, envied, versions of the story, ii. 505; iii. 71 Fawcett (Lieut.-Col.), his duel with Munro, iv. 72 Fécamp Abbey MSS., xi. 308, 357, 377 Fee-farm, use of the word, 1677-8, vii. 189 |