Queries, with No. 82, July 22, 1893.

Adamant on preposition followed by a clause, 112, 435
Adams family of Essex, 288, 373

Adams family of Gore Hall, Kent, 247

Adams (F.) on 66 Ale-dagger," 436

Alvernus, Mount, 197

Belinda, the name, 66

Both, with verb singular, 85
Brouette, its meaning, 70, 251
Cæsar, his sword, 118
Confessor, its meaning, 152
"Cousin Betty," 338
Cutts (John), 152

"Dimanche de Quasimodo," 437
"Eating poor Jack," 215

Editorial note, curious, 106

Eke-names, parish, 251

Adams (F.) on "Luce," 372, 493
Mandragora, 498

Oast, fish trade term, 173
Philazer, his office, 97

Proverbs, 234, 265

Rose, damask, 149, 339

St. Grasinus, 232

St. Thomas of Waterings, 369

Sedan chair, 214

Shakspeariana, 103, 284

"Simple Simon," 25

Squin, its meaning, 299

"Thirty days hath September," 475
Towell surname, 56

Tram, its derivation, 373

"Ventre-saint-gris," 354

Verlucio, its locality, 272, 397

"Whether or no," 356

Yeomen of the Guard, 86

Adams (Rev. Henry), M.A., his biography, 387, 417,
478, 499

Adams (Col. William Henry), his biography, 167
Addy (S. O.) on Hastler land, 466

"Sans Paviours," 148

Alba Columba on Furye family, 68

Albacini (Carlo), Italian sculptor, 369, 495
Albini family, 268

Aldgate or Aldersgate, 488

Aldred (H. W.) on Cope family, 187
Ale-dagger, its meaning, 387, 436, 494
Alexander the Great, his age, 25

Alfred (King), his works, 347, 438, 474
Alger (J. G.) on Sir George Barclay, 285
Newspaper cutting agencies, 65
Alice on rhymed deeds, 233

"Laborare est orare," 147
Wedding wreaths, 333

Allen (S.) on Lucy of Leinster, 274
Alphabet, Christ Cross or Criss-cross, 428
Altar Communion table, 168, 254, 397
Alvernus, Mount, its locality, 110, 197

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America, first English theatrical company in, 65

American on the slave trade, 373

Ana, early titles ending in, 92

Anderson (P. J.) on Glasgow University mace, 278
Angelo (Domenico), fencing master, 187, 213, 274
Angelus bell, mid-day, 323, 450

Angus (G.) on Mount Alvernus, 198

'Becket' at the Lyceum, 164, 275
Castle, heraldic, 474

"Curse of Scotland," 453

Golden Rose, 477

Lamb (Charles) as a ritualist, 176

Reeds for writing, 311

St. Michael's Feast, 317

Salisbury Missal, 114

Wedding wreaths, 333

Windy Sheet, Feast of the, 337

Animals, marine, in northern latitudes, 469

Anne (Princess), regiment named after, 74
Annesley family, 305

Anon. on Devizes, 449

Devon cows, 185

Maccabees, Books of, 169

Rousseau (J. J.) and Parker, 209

Anonymous Works:-

Alleged Decline of Science, 206
British Knight Errant, 469

From Oxford to Rome, 207, 272, 294
Life of Ambrose Gwinett, 56, 116
Low Life, 23, 151

Old-fashion Farmer's Motives, 309
Piromides, The, 285
Rattlin the Reefer, 73

Recollections of Rugby, 48, 138
Rook the Robber, 229

Simple Cobbler of Aggawam, 394

Traitor, The, a tragedy, 71

Whole Duty of Man, 46

Anson (Lord), lion-head of the Centurion, 144
Anson's' Voyage round the World,' 447
'Antagonism,' lecture entitled, 228, 252

Apperson (G. L.) on Barclay's English Dictionary,'

476

Archilochus and the eclipse of the sun, 466

Ariosto and the British nobility, 445

Arkwright (G. E. P.) on George Kirbye and 'Tri-

umphs of Oriana,' 207

Armeria, plant-name, 487

Arm-gaunt, its etymology, 372

"Arms of Lionel," its meaning, 468

Armstrong (T. P.) on derivation of influenza, 335
Army totems, British, 407, 475

'Arry on "Zoo" and "Zoology," 374
Arsenic, poisoning by, 189, 296

"Arthur, King of England," at Innsbruck, 471
Article in periodical sought, 312
Ash family of Yorkshire, 448
Ashamement, a new word, 264

Ashton (Sir Ralph), Sheriff of Yorks, 1472-3, 247

B. (A. G.) on Welsh songs, 152
Totems in British army, 475
B. (A. S.) on Hablot surname, 348
B. (A. W.) on "Dammer," 330
Grammar, Post Office, 248
B. (C. C.) on camel proverb, 232
Charters (Col.), 417

Coffee, early references to, 248
Crank, its meanings, 133, 197
Curtis (Alderman), 295
Death, its cause, 155
Flowers on graves, 314
Gelert in India, 153
Gem folk-lore, 313
Gray (T.), his 'Bard,' 15
Hariole, new verb, 86, 217
"In Memoriam,' its metre, 337
Leroy's purgative, 116
Loosestrife, plant-name, 337
Lyly (John), his 'Euphues,' 366
M.A., "commenced," 494
Maize, its native country, 348
May-Day custom, 476

Mistake: Mistaken, 19, 390
Poets in a thunderstorm, 95, 231
Rose, damask, 149
Shakspeariana, 285
Sight, second, 307

Spinning, old English, 411
Telephonic message, 394
Thorn, holy, 177
Trees, oldest, 312

Urian, Christian name, 311

B. (G. F. R.) on Barnard family, 411

'Chambers's London Journal,' 234
Fathers of House of Commons, 34
Hoppus (E.), 288

B. (G. F. R.) on Lord Jeffreys, 17
Leeds (Francis, fifth Duke of), 267
Littlehales (Sir Edward), 56
Onslow (Arthur), 167
Onslow (George), 289

Onslow (Thomas, Earl of), 289
Portraits wanted, 36
Robinson (Sir Thomas), 427
Seal, Great, 267

B. (J. A.) on church brasses, 153
B. (J. C. M.) on Blow family, 8.

B. (J. L.) on old token, 209

B. (J. T.) on French prisoners of war, 72
Pie: Tart, 116

Waverley novels, 467

B. (R. E.) on Johnstone family, 152

B. (W. C.) on "Babies in the eyes," 413
Beverley sanctuary, 106

Bray, vicar of, 278
Catalani (Angelica), 272

'Dictionary of National Biography,' 183
Events, five astounding, 171
Funeral by women, 257
Gent (Thomas), 213
Lamb (Charles), 132

Magazines, school and college, 256
Prayers, mistake in reading, 272
Sugar-plums, 490
Tennyson (Lord), 226
Tithe barns, 16

Verlucio, its locality, 148, 331

B. (W. W.) on George Robins, 358

"Babies in the eyes," use of the metaphor, 181, 413,
474

Bachelors' Door or Porch, in churches, 208,

296

Bacon (Francis), Baron Verulam, and "Baugh" and
"May," 17

Bacteriology, modern, its founder, 384
Badges, clan, 328

Bagnall (J.) on heraldic castle, 474

Heraldry, novelty in, 437

St. Clement's Day, 158

St. Thomas's Day, 417
Sparlingspratt, 96
Swan, silver, 417
Tippins family, 376
Tithe barns, 435
Trout, its plural, 416

Wroth money, 457

Bagpipes, Lincolnshire, 13

Baily (J.) on relics of Christ, 297

Baldock (G. Y.) on "Hariole," the verb, 154

Translator cobbler, 115

Wiggin, its meaning, 153

Bale (Sackville), his collections, 32; his biography,
32, 95

Ball (Sir Alexander John), his biography, 184
Ballet, rainbow, its conception, 286

Bangor, Preston Candover, Hants, 248
Baptisms by laymen, their registration, 448
Barclay (Sir George), his biography, 285

Barclay (Rev. James), his 'English Dictionary,' 428,

476

Bard on Welsh songs, 68

Becket (Thomas à), his descendants, 127, 215; hymn
sung before his murder, 164, 216, 275
Beelzebub on Hell Fire Club, 334
Belcher (H. E.) on "Dumble," 447
Belfry custom, curious, 462
Belinda, the name, 66, 225

Bell foundry at Whitechapel, 78
Bell (Dr.), his sandbags, 188, 232

Bells, voices in, 52; chimes of Ware, 69, 172; silver
in, 105, 175, 269, 432; their use, circa 1602, 145;
Angelus, 323, 450; passing, 408; from Quimper,
Normandy, 467; Roman, 485

Belt given to Indians, 309

Belt of Chastity, Nuremberg Collection, 225
Benese (Sir Richard), or Benet, 187, 279

Benet (Sir Richard), or Benese, 187, 279

Benham (W.) on From Oxford to Rome,' 294

Bennet (N.) on Bp. Warburton's Shakespear,' 141,
203, 262

Beresford (D. R. P.) on Mitchell family, 127
Berkshire topography, 128

| Berkshire villages in Kenilworth,' 26
Bernher (Austin), rector of Southam, 148, 237
Berwick (E. L. A.) on Curran and Overbury, 68
Bethune coat of arms. See Earl of Lindsay.
Beverley, its sanctuary church, 106

Bible, Books of the Maccabees, 169, 236; Barker and
Bill's black-letter Testament, 1642, 286; Testament
of Oct. 27, 1548, 306; 1 Sam. v. 4, Stump of
Dagon," 365; Tyndale's New Testament, 369, 456
Bibliographical, early instances of the word, 92

Gillray (James), 187

Supplement to the Notes

, with No. 82, July 22, 1893

Blenkinsopp (E. L.) on passing bell, 408
Centre: Sphere, 286

Crank, its meaning, 53
Duologue, 497

Lamb (Charles) as a ritualist, 376
Sight, second, 496

Spinning, old English, 496

Crank, its meanings, 133

"Cross-purposes," a game, 71

'Eating poor Jack," 76

Oath of subservience, 113

Oboe, its etymology, 174

Regiment, 33rd, 377
Rose, damask, 150
Samplers, 473

Shakspeare (W.) in Oxford, 73

Slopseller, its meaning, 410

Sugar-plums, 490

Tennyson (Lord), his 'Crossing the Bar,' 137, 357
Thorn, holy, 177, 255

Waite (George), 298

Zoo Zoological Gardens, 96

Blow family, 8, 57

Boase (G. C.) on Lord Chief Baron Nicholson, 3

'Rook the Robber,' 229

Boddington (R. S.) on Dodwell family, 477

Goodenough family, 368

Boger (C. G.) on "Hospitale Conversorum," 209, 374
Marriage, royal, 466

Thorn, holy, 255

Boileau (Nicholas), his 'Satires,' 72

Bolland (W. C.) on "Babies in the eyes," 181

Bonaparte (Napoleon), the violet an emblem of his
dynasty, 165, 338

Bone steal, 32, 117

Bone (J. W.) on Angelus bell, 450

Caraccioli's Chapel, 87

"Leash, The," 368

Wedding and marriage, 304

Yetminster and Ockford, 410

Book margins, equal and unequal, 56

Book plates, portraits as, 81, 129, 210; armorial, 97
Books. See Bibliography.

Books recently published :-

Allen's (G.) Attis of Caius Valerius Catullus, 39;
Science in Arcady, 119

Anderson's (Sir C.) Lincoln Pocket Guide, 180
Baddeley's (St. C.) Queen Joanna of Naples, 340

Barine's (A.) Bernardin de St. Pierre, 320

Barker (G. F. R.) and Stenning's Westminster
School Register, 99
Barrett's (C. R. B.) Essex, 35

Supplement to the Notes

, with No. 82, July 22, 1893

Books recently published:-

Hutchinson's (J.) Men of Kent, 240
Jessopp's (A.) Studies by a Recluse, 139
Lewis's (H.) Ancient Laws of Wales, 40
London and Middlesex Note-Book, 260
Lynn's (W. T.) Remarkable Comets, 160
Mac Donald's (G.) Poetical Works, 320
M'Knight's (W. H. E.) Lydiard Manor, 440
Macray's (W.D.) Catalogus Codicum Manuscrip-
torum Bibliothecæ Bodleianæ, 340
Maguth's (S. S.) Fall of Adam, 399
Maisey's (F. C.) Sanchi and its Remains, 179
Marriages, Regular and Irregular, 500
Meyer's (K.) Vision of Mac Conglinne, 100
Morfill's (W. R.) Poland, 400

Morley's (H.) English Writers, 39
Northall's (G. F.) English Folk-Rhymes, 419
Notes on Oxfordshire Domesday, 399

Notts and Derbyshire Notes and Queries, 199
Owen's (M. A.) Old Rabbit, 219

Oxford Bible for Teachers, 379

Pepys's Diary, edited by H. B. Wheatley, Vol. I.,

Smith's (J. E.) St. John the Evangelist, West-
minster, 80

Stebbing's (T. R. R.) History of Crustacea, 480
Stoke d'Abernon, its Church and Manor, 40
Sweet's (H.) Short English Grammar, 119
Symonds's (J. A.) Walt Whitman, 439
Thompson's (E. M.) Greek and Latin Palæo-
graphy, 439

Thornely's (J. L.) Brasses of Lancashire and
Cheshire, 479

Tuer's (A. W.) London Street Cries, 100;
Delightful and Strange Designs, 199
Uzanne's (O.) Quais de Paris, 140

Vanbrugh's (Sir John) Works, edited by W. C.
Ward, 319

Waller's (E.) Poems, edited by G. T. Drury, 79
Ward's (B.) History of St. Edmund's College, Old
Hall, 499

White's (H. S.) Deutsche Volkslieder, 380
Women Adventurers, edited by M. M. Dowie, 459
Wordsworth's Poetical Works, edited by E:
Dowden, 100, 420

Worsley's (H.) Dawn of English Reformation, 259