"Maunder," 436 Victoria (Prebendary), 329 Ignoramus on "No quarter," 228 Ilford, great spoon at, 267 Jacobites and Rossetti, 425 James (S.) on "Halifax law," 93 Janssen (Stephen Theodore), enamel manufacturer, 471 Japanese language, pronunciation and accent, 249, 333 66 Elm, wych, 474 Gazette, its etymology, 492 Jeakes (T. J.) on folk-lore of filatures, 324 Jeakes's Charters of the Cinque Ports,' 228 Jenkins (R.) on flat irons, 96 Jenkinson (Sir Robert), temp. James I., 208, 316 Jenner (Edward), his arms, 488 Jeronimo (Signior), Spanish Armada prisoner, 367 Jettons, or Nuremberg tokens, 69, 153 Jewish commentaries on the Old Testament, 168, 431 Joan of Arc in English literature, 307, 392, 473 Johnson (Dr. Samuel), and Gwaenynog, 172; and Joicey (G.) on Shakspeariana, 123 Jonas (A. C.) on first Easter, 135, 309 Jonas (M.) on 'Merry Devil of Edmonton,' 266 Shakspeariana, 122 Jones (T.) on Lloyd family, 48 Jonson (Ben), Shakspeare's indebtedness to, 150; and tributaries of the Trent, 285, 493 Jordan's Grave, on old Chester Road, 107, 217 Indexes, notes on inaccurate, 286, 419; books pub-Josselyn (J. H.) on Sir John Hawkwood, 416 lished without, 424 Infant, weeping at birth, 484 Ingleby (H.) on derivation of names, 512 Translation, cruces in, 509 Ink, restoration of faded, 447 Innerpeffray, royal mint at, 444 Ireland (D. C.) on letter of Lord Byron, 112 Irish song, 268 Irving (I. W.) on foxglove, 518 Isabella of Angoulême, her pedigree, 28, 194 Isle Dieu, its occupation by a British force, 98 Italian quotations, 197 Ivy Lane and the Authorized Version, 309 J, its sound and symbol, 33 J. (B.) on descendants of Knox, 278 Oliphant family of Kellie, 246 J. (D.) on King's College Chapel, Cambridge, 508 Nottingham (first Earl of), 2 Judgement and judgment, 285, 497 Justice (Henry), Middle Temple, 368 K. on changes in calendar, 424 Topographical collections for counties, 498 K. (H. S.) on Shelley and the Sidneys, 37 Kethe (William), sermon preached at Blandford, 53, 314 Kilgour (Alexander), D.D., vicar of Feltham, 87 Coinage, bronze, 265 Flags for general use, 472 King (C.) on Mr. Falconer's MS. collections, 448 King (Sir C. S.) on child commissions in army, 70 Kingsley (Charles), source of story in Hypatia,' 464 Kitton (F. G.) on Household Words,' 327 Knighthood, conferred on a lady, 124, 239, 372; Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, 467 Knox (John), his descendants in Ulster, 75, 278; Korean calendar, 204 Krebs (H.) on Child-girl, 326 Marlborough motto, 429 Scio, its name, 58 Ku Klux Klan, anti-negro society, 505 L. (A. E.) on a picture, 348 L. (J.) on Lord Stafford's interlude players, 92 L. (S.) on James Ralfe, 47 L. (T. A.) on Austrian lip, 274 Label in heraldry, 308, 477 La Fontaine : "Le diable de La Fontaine," 429 Laicus on "Sleep thy last sleep," 467 Lamberton Bar, runaway marriages at, 150, 390 Leake family, 323, 463 Leap Year, early use of the name, 448 Leaves impressed on clay floors, 368, 418 Lee (A. C.) on "entire" beer, 398 Leeper (A.) on Florence as a man's name, 435 Sundial motto, 445 Le Fanu (J. S.), his 'Shemus O'Brian,' 281 Straps in sculpture, 468 Legg (J. W.) on arms of the see of Canterbury, 29, 212 Sala (George Augustus), 24 Leitchtown arms, 15, 153 Lenihan (Maurice), J.P., his death, 39 Leonora Christina (Princess), of Denmark, 446, 513 Levis family and arms, 128 Lewknor (Samuel), M.P. for Bishop's Castle, 207 Linn (R.) on Peter Benson, 235 Land, its primitive distribution on the earth, 408, 457 Lloyd family of Carnarvonshire, 48 Land tenure, curious, 489 Landlady ladybird, 14 Landon (P.) on the "Harmonious Blacksmith," 230 Langhorne (J.) on Dr. William Paley, 167, 313 Worthington (John), 315 "Lanky Man," at Wilmington, 38, 59 Larmer, place-name, its etymology, 286, 356 Latinity, silver, force of diminutives in, 487 Laureateship, Byron on, 385 Lawler (J.) on Ovid's Metamorphoses,' 427 Lawson (R.) on Billingsgate aldermen, 53 Dog, sporting, of ancient Britons, 13 Master of Revels for Scotland, 236 Pitt Club, 116 Townley (James), M.A., 271 Leadenhall Street, subterranean churches in, 442 Loch Maree, references to, 393 Lock (Major Jeremy), of H. E.I.C. army, 179 London, church near Royal Exchange, 213; French 'London Gazette,' advertisements in, 365 London Guildhall, subway to, 366, 457 "London Library " in eighteenth century, 366 London plans and maps, old, 405 Longden (H. I.) on Cransley vicarage, 403 Randolph family, 187, 329 Longfellow (H. W.), translation of 'Epitaph on Maid- Loop-hole in architecture, 186, 353, 415 Loveday (J. E. T.) on mottoes on waggons, 149 Peeresses, remarried, 227 'St. James's Magazine,' 87 Lowell (James Russell) on Hawthorne, 48, 151, 516 Lumb (G. D.) on Rev. John Nalson, 287 Queries, with No. 238, July 18, 1896./ Thomson (J.), astronomy in his 'Seasons,' 443 M.A.Oxon. on Cam and Hillier families, 191 St. Cenhedlon, 91 St. Gastayne, 232 Sewell (Sir Thomas), 138 M.B. coats and waistcoats, 6, 58 M. (A.) on cock-fighting, 138 M. (A. T.) on James Townley, M.A., 169 M. (C. R.) on great beds, 137 M. (C. S.) on siege of Derry, 337 M.(G.W.) on topographical collections for counties, 361 M. (H. E.) on acclimatization, 513 Horse-collar, creeping through, 408 M. (H. M. C.) on position of font, 190 M. (N.) & A. on French prisoners of war, 289 Paquanarists, 348 M. (P. S.) on French landing at Fishguard, 479 M. (R. D.) on Gretna Green marriages, 390 M. (T. H.) on John Sargent, M.P., 511 M. (W.) on Bostal or Borstal, 411 Mac and Mc, spelling and pronunciation, 508 Macaulay (T. B., Lord), passages in Essay on Boswell's Johnson, 56 Macbride family, 411 McG. (E.) on epitaphs, 185, 425 Mackay (J.) on child commissions, 355 Mackinlay (J. M.) on Our Lady of Hate, 253 St. Faith's market, 346 MacLennan (C.) on Lieut.-General Webb, 288 MacRitchie (D.) on "Mauthe doog," 125 Maddison (I.) on Brynmawr College, U.S.A., 313 "Maid of France," her story, 49 Maioli family and name, 308 Malebolge, origin of the word, 278 Malet (H.) on Adam Buck, 168 Child commissions in the army, 450 Huish (Robert), 497 Nottingham (first Earl of), 113 Wedgwood "silvered lustre" ware, 145, 277 Malingering, origin of the word, 208, 252 Manning (C. R.) on Cardinal Manning, 164 Mare, "Padoreen," 289, 412, 461 Marlboro on poetry and science, 446 Marriage of clergy, 165 Marriage folk-lore, 5 Marriages, child, 51 Marriages, at Gretna Green, 61, 149, 389; at Lamber- ton Bar, 150, 390 Marryat (Capt.), another Jack Easy, 186 Marshall (E.) on Cæsarianus, 458 Cat, wild, 252 Charm, curious, 374 Chaucer (Geoffrey), 431 Corpse arrested for debt, 356 Divining rod, 415 Doiley, origin of the name, 156 Infant, weeping, 484 Kingsley (Charles), his 'Hypatia,' 464 Macaulay (Lord), 56 Nelson (Lady), her portrait, 517 Oxford "ad eundem " members, 516 St. Sampson, 16 Sylvius (Eneas), 157 Taylor (Jeremy), 136 Umbrellas, 155 Wheat, shower of, 134 Whiz-gig, its meaning, 238 Marshall (E. H.) on Dukes of Aquitaine, 432 Argon, its derivation, 334 Bedford Chapel, Bloomsbury, 430 Berks militia, 317 Bookseller or publisher, 518 Centenarianism, 419 Chalmers's Biographical Dictionary,' 305 Child commissions, 198 Christian mysteries, 134 Church, moiety of, 158 Clerical dress, Scotch, 358 Engraving of sea-battle, 256 "Facing the music," 272 Figures, emaciated, 254 Fonts, inscribed, 253 "Green Bag," 494 Hayes (Sir J. W.), 166 John Dory, 457 'Newspaper Editor's Reminiscences,' 12 Robinson (John), Bp. of London, 512 Somerset (Earl and Countess of), 19 Swimming, 195 Victoria (Queen) a prebendary, 377 Melville on Wynkyn de Worde's 'Chronycles,' 423 Merchants, their marks, 147, 409, 454 Michiel motto, 348 Mickle (William J.), his 'Cumnor Hall,' 107, 192, 352 Midsummer pleasure fair, 48, 96 'Million of Facts,' inaccuracy of the title, 104, 315 Misled pronounced "Mizzled," 326, 415 Mitchell (William), his wife, 388 Mitrailleuse, ancient, 368, 450 Mitton family, 289, 393, 498 Wordsworth (W.), 'Ecclesiastical Sonnets,' 89, 253 Monk on Boak surname and family, 486 Whiz-gig, its meaning, 333 Windows, sash, 194 Marshall (G.) on "entire" beer, 518 'Facing the music," 477 "Harmonious Blacksmith," 311, 456 Pepys (Samuel), 489 Ruskin (John), 274 'School for Scandal,' 318 Marshall (G. W.) on school lists, 261, 443 Marsham-Townshend (R.) on portrait of Dr. Paley, 273 Mary, Queen of Scots, coffin handle, 148; "Vox Charles I. at Thames Ditton, 127 French Bibles and New Testaments, 7 Mass, its etymology, 242, 334, 413 Maunder, its etymology, 146, 209, 238, 436 Mauthe doog, its etymology, 125 Maxwell family of Nithsdale, its heir-male, 408 Maxwell (Sir H.) on wych elm, 358 Homer: Omar, 12 = Sicker secure, 438, 511 May Day superstition, 288, 376 May Queen in sixteenth century, 308, 371 Mayhew (Thomas), emigrant to America, 307 Montague on John Hoole, poet, 307 Moral of, origin of the phrase, 388 "More than one," was" or 66 were after, 27, 77 Canard, 393 Our Lady of Hate, 490 Russian songs, 336 Spider folk-lore, 437 Morris (E. E.) on Bail=framework for cow, 108 Morris (H. C. L.) on Owres lightship, 8 Sussex poll-books, 333 Mortars cast by bell-founders, 448 Mottoes: sundial, 5, 445; "Nonum prematur in Jack Pudding, 267 Keats (J.), his 'Ode to a Nightingale,' 18 Mountant, photographer's word, 186, 474 Moyes (Henry), M.D., his biography, 68, 137, 294, 516 Munro (Lieut.), his duel with Lieut.-Col. Fawcett, 230 Murray (Sir Gideon), his family and biography, 87, 132 Doggo, its meaning, 266 Murray (J. A. H.) on "Dog-hay," 227 John Dory, 386, 472 Murray (John), Gretna Green "priest," 61, 149, 389 Musgrave (Sir William), his biography, 29, 233 Myddelton (W. M.) on Catherine de Berran, 53 Mytton family, 289, 393, 498 N. (T.) on 'The Summary,' 387 Nalson (Rev. John), LL.D., his birth, 287 Names, final "s" in proper, 373 Names, their derivation, 387, 449, 512 National Debt, when fifty-five millions, 488 Naunton family, 287 Navy, child commissions in, 70 Ne Quid Nimis on May Queen, 308 Neilson (G.) on materials for barrows, 513 Nelson family, descendants from Knox, 75 Nelson (Horatio, Lord), his "little Emma," 488 Nemo on old inns at Kilburn, 456 Mural memorials, 508 Nesta on movable pew, 107 Neve (J. R.) on Naunton family, 287 Nevill (R.) on houses facing the north, 472 Dictionary.' Oats. See Avener. Odin, his ancestry and descendants, 75, 172 O'Dugan family pedigree, 388 Ognall Hall, Lancashire, 48 "Old Black Jack," Clare Market, 244 Oliphant family of Kellie, 246 Oliver asking for more, 265 Oliver (A.) on Chelsea enamel, 471 Oliver (V. L.) on Billingsgate aldermen, 457 Omega on William Penn, 313 One: "More than one," 27, 77 Only, its place in a sentence, 213, 332 Opie (John), R. A., portraits by, 47, 138 Order in Council, the phrase, 487 Orme Square, Bayswater, column in, 507 See Oxford English Osborne (William), emigrant to America, 329 Newcastle-under-Lyme, its M.P.8, 88, 231 Newspaper, earliest use of the word, 294 Newspaper, French, in London, 1650-58, 286 Newspaper pitches, 26 Newton, places named, 468 Our Lady of Hate, 8, 138, 253, 490 Ouvry (E. C.) on Madame de Ligne, 169 Ovid, his 'Metamorphoses,' 427, 455 Oving, village name, 172 Owen (J. P.) on sin-eaters, 109, 236 Owen (M. C.) on Sir Thomas Sewell, 248 Owl of Andoain, picture with Basque inscription, 167 Newton (Sir Isaac), publication of the 'Principia,' 186 Oxford, its etymology, 308 Newtowne on Lowell and Hawthorne, 516 Ni, its sound, 108 Nicholl (S. J.) on "Halifax law," 353 Nicholson (Dr.) and Mr. Donnelly, 272, 349 Nivor ávóμnua, palindrome, 167, 253, 295 Norcross (J. E.) on letter of Lord Byron, 197 Norgate (F.) on 'Bartholomæus de Proprietatibus Bitmay, its etymology, 47 "London Library" in last century, 366 Norman roll at Dives, 467 Norman (W.) on Doncaster miracle, 105 Henley (Sir Thomas), 188 'Oxford English Dictionary,' 221, 318, 384 Oxford University, "ad eundem" membership, 427,516 P. (C. M.) on curious charm, 292 P. (G. H.) on Gibbet Hill, 432 P. (J. B.) on Master of Revels for Scotland, 54 |