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Ashburnham (Sir Charles), Bart., Bishop of
Chichester, 1754-98, his marriage, 280, 325
Athene and Poseidon, variations of the myth,
377

'Ave Maris Stella,' unpublished hymn, c. 1600,

69

Avignon, reproductions of frescoes at, 32

Ayrton Light on Clock Tower, Westminster, 90,
154, 232

B

Babington (Lady Anne) and her daughter, their
letters, 1708-10, 202

Bachelor, origin of academic title, 261

Bacon (Roger), J. Twyne on his books, c. 1590, 261,

295

Baena (Alfonso de), writer, c. 1460, 251, 329
Bagpipes, used for Highland regiments, 248
Baillie, Gordon, Dickson, and Simpson families,
494

Ballads, political, of the eighteenth century, 107
Ballard's Lane, Finchley, origin of the name, 1575,
210, 384

Banbury cakes, allusion to, 1596, 262

Bibliography:—

Addison (J.), Cogan's edition of his 'Mis-
cellaneous Works,' 1750, 88

Blakeway (Rev. J. B.), c. 1815, 231, 286
Braddon (Mary Elizabeth), 175, 227, 282, 366
'Chickseed without Chickweed,' 92

Coward (W.), M.D., c. 1704, 192

Duignan (W. H.), his works, 373, 461
Gretna Green, 231, 302, 322, 384
Hardy (Thomas), 228

Histories of Irish counties and towns, 103,
183, 315

Holcroft (Thomas), 1745-1809, 4, 43, 84, 123,
164, 203, 244

Hotten (J. Camden), publisher, 357
Inverness, 67

Shakespeare, Inglis's edition, 1864, 188
Southey (Robert), 31, 74

Burton (Edward), 1794-1836, 169

Bigod (Isabel), b. c. 1205, her identity, 445, 465
Billiard-room, inventory of, 1588, 227
Billingsgate, Latin rime on, 262
Birds, effect of German raid on, 29
Birkenhead, death of a survivor of the, 246

Bancroft (Archbishop), 1544-1610, his birthplace, Births, extraordinary, 27, 175

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Barring-out," account of a typical, 32, 199, 271
Barsanti (Miss), actress, c. 1772, 452, 498

Bartholomæus de Proprietatibus Rerum,' 380
Bath, ringing of church bells, c. 1417, 262
Bath, Roman Spring Bath, Strand, 247, 369
Batteries, floating ironclad, 1855, 430, 482
Battles: Bosworth Field, the standard-bearer,
208; Albuera and Ypres, a comparison, 265;
Edgehill, the standard-bearer, 334

·

Bayley (F. W. N.), his Tale of a Tub,' c. 1860,
251, 305

Beaconsfield (Lord), his allusion to "Emanuel,”
301, 390, 477

Beamish (H. H.), Evangelical preacher, c. 1850,
47, 92

Beards, notes on mediæval use, 262, 326, 388
Bede (Cuthbert), c. 1855, his grandmother, 28
Beer, notes on, c. 1620, 262

Beethoven (Ludvig van), his nationality, 247
Belgium, list of bishops of, 341, 390

Belinus, King of Britain, B.C. 310, 210

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Bell Bible, sixty-three volumes, 490

"Bell and Horn," public-house, Brompton, 359
Bellerophon, Napoleon on board the, 339, 438
Bells, tubular, in church steeples, 250, 307, 408,
460

Benamor (Dr.), Turk, of Milman Street, W.C.,
d. 1796, 189

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Bishops of Belgium and Northern France, list of,
341, 390

Bishops of the Church of England and University
degrees, 381

Blake (W.), 1757-1827, and the "Sweden-
borgians," 276

Blakeway (Rev. J. B.), c. 1815, bibliography of,
231, 286

Blandford (Maria Catherine, Lady), d. 1779, 86
Blood, stones used to staunch, 410, 475

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Blount (Thomas), his Glossographia Anglicana
Nova,' 1707, 28, 76

Blundell (Capt. J. D.), Royal Reg. Artillery,
d. 1838, 472

Boag (Lieut.-Col. J.), Royal Reg. Artillery, d. 1812,
130

Boaistuau (Pierre), his Theatre of the Worll,'
1679, 47, 110

"Boches," origin of the word, 78, 246
Bodenham (Cecilia), portrait of, by Holbein, 231
Bodens (George), celebrated wit, d. c. 1781, 267, 477
Bois-le-Duc, arms of the town, 280
Boistuau (Pierre). See Boaistuau (Pierre).
Bonaparte (Napoleon), and emblem ring, 1835, 93;
his strategy at Austerlitz, 209; and the
Bellerophon, 339, 438

Bonheur (Rosa), her painting 'The Duel,' 408
Bonington (R. P.), his picture of Grand Canal,
Venice, 88, 133, 256

Bookbinder to James I., John Bateman, 263
Books recently published:-

Aberystwyth Studies, by Members of the
University of Wales, 79

Alderson's (A. W.) Why the War Cannot be
Final, 240

Angell's (N.) Prussianism and its Destruction,
139

Berger's (P.) William Blake, Poet and Mystic,
159

Betts's (A.) Busones a Study, 503

Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 1915, 59
Burne's (C. S.) The Handbook of Folk-Lore,

199

Calendar of State Papers, Foreign Series, of
the Reign of Elizabeth, July, 1583-July,
1584, ed. by S. C. Lomas, 119

Notes and Queries, July 31, 1915.

Books recently published:-

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Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts
Venice
relating to English Affairs
Northern Italy, edited by A. B. Hinds, 410,
475
Carpenters, Records of the Worshipful Com-

pany of, Vol. II., 370

Churchward's (A.), M.D., The Arcana of
Freemasonry, 483

Clergy Directory, 1915, 160

County Folk-Lore: Vol. VII. Fife, 239
Courtney's (W. P.) Johnson, 503

Cox's (J. C.) The English Parish Church, 391
Cummings's (W. H.) Handel, the Duke of
Chandos, The Harmonious Blacksmith,'
160

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Dobell's (B.) Sonnets and Lyrics, 484
English Language, A Guide to, edited by
H. C. O'Neill, 463

Fleetwood Family Records, edited by R. W.
Buss, 179

Fraser's (G. M.) The Aberdonians, and Other
Lowland Scots, 99

German Culture, edited by Prof. W. P.
Paterson, 290

Gypsy Lore Society, Journal of the, Vol. VII.
Part IV., 178

Harrison's (H.) Surnames of the United King-
dom, 484

Harrison's (S. E.) The Cirencester Vestry Book
during the Seventeenth Century, 160
Haslemere-Bygone Haslemere, edited by
E. W. Swanton, 138

Hawes's (J. W.) Edmond Hawes of Yarmouth,
Massachusetts, 99

Herrick (Robert), The Poems of, edited by
F. W. Moorman, 443

Hill's (G. F.) The Development of Arabic
Numerals in Europe, 443
Historical Documents, English, of the Ninth
and Tenth Centuries, edited by F. E.
Harmer, 79

the

Humphreys's (A. L.) Materials for the History
of the Town and Parish of Wellington,
Somerset, Parts I.-IV., 118
Jenkinson's (H.) Palæography and
Practical Study of Court Hand, 411
Jonson's (B.) A Tale of a Tub, edited by
F. M. Snell, 411

Jugeler (Jack), edited by W. H. Williams,
M.A., 483

Keynes's (G.) Bibliography of the Works of
Dr. John Donne, Dean of St. Paul's, 79
Lee's (A. L.) Old Roads and Early Abbeys,

120

Lloyd's (T.) The Making of the Roman
People, 331
Mackintosh's (R.) Albrecht Ritschl and his
School, 179

Macray's (W. D.) A Register of the Members
of St. Mary Magdalen College, Oxford:
Fellows, Vol. VIII., 239

Manners's (E.) Elizabeth Hooton, First
Quaker Woman Preacher, 391
Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, 80,
484

Morris's (H. N.) Flaxman, Blake, Coleridge,
and other Men of Genius influenced by
Swedenborg, 179, 276

Mundy (Peter), The Travels of, in Europe and
Asia, 1608-67, edited by Lieut.-Col. Sir R.
Carnac Temple, 38

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351

New English Dictionary on Historical
Principles: Su-Subterraneous, by C. T.
Onions, 59

Nicodemus, The Gospel of, and Kindred
Documents, translated by A. Westcott,
219

Nobility, Titled, of Europe, compiled and
edited by the Marquis of Ruvigny, 12
Palmer's (A. S.) The Samson-Saga and its
Place in Comparative Religion, 462
Petit-Dutaillis's (C.) Studies and Notes on
Stubbs's Constitutional History, 424
Reed's (E. A.) Hinduism in Europe and
America, 272

Rivers's (W. H. R.) Percy Sladen Trust Ex-
pedition to Melanesia, 331

Roberts's (R. G.) The Place-Names of Sussex,
351, 389

Saunders's (M.) The Mystery in the Drood
Family, 38

Swift (Jonathan), The Correspondence of,
edited by F. E. Ball, Vols. V. and VI.,

311
Tacitus, The Histories of, English Translation
by G. G. Ramsay, 258

War, Five Articles on, 352
Whitaker's Almanack, 1915, 19
Whitaker's Peerage, 1915, 19
Who's Who, 1915, 60

Booksellers' Catalogues, 140, 180, 220, 260, 292,
332, 412, 464, 504

Booksellers, provincial, of the seventeenth century,
45; of Cirencester, 141

44

"Born," bornesteyd "=barnstead, 1063, 417
Borrow (G.), and “the Lion and the Unicorn," 417;
and De Vega's ghost story, 417, 498
Borrows (W.), M.A., drawing of monument of,
471

Borstal, derivation of the name, 13, 35, 54
Bosbury, offerings to the vicar, 1635-41, 263
Bosworth Field, the standard-bearer at, 208
Botany fire and new-birth, 12
Boteler family, arms of, 399, 496
Botolph Lane, Lombard merchants in, c. 1480, 8
Boucher family of Somerset, 451
Bourn Bridge, Cambridgeshire, the inns at, 379
Bourne (Cardinal) with the British army in
France, 166

Brabançonne,' translation of the, 297, 423
Bradbury (Thomas), Lord Mayor, 1509, 52, 112
Braddon (Mary E.), 1837-1915, her 'Phantom
Fortune,' 130, 175; bibliography of her works,
175, 227, 282, 366

Branks, engraving of a woman wearing the, 263
Brantôme, translation of his works before 1612,

267

Breedon (Lieut. J.), Royal Reg. Artillery, d. 1795,
151

Breval (M. de), 1671, his Christian name, 322, 423
Brighton Customs Book,' its whereabouts, 148
Brisac (Lieut. W. H.), Royal Reg. Artillery,
retired 1819, 131

British Isles, statues and memorials in, 24, 145,
275, 428, 476

Bronte (Rev. Patrick), his marriage, 378
Brook (G. V.) engraving of, as Philip of France, 7,
59, 72

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Cattle, goats kept with, 452, 500
Caxton (William) and Bishop Douglas, 1513, 46
Chalmers (James), memorial to, Thursday Island,
25, 476

Champaigne (Pierre de), Esquire, tracts by, 1509,
293

Chantries, maintained by old Guilds, 322, 443
Chaplains, English, at Aleppo, 201, 289, 388
Chapman (George) and Prologue to Marston's
'Eastward Hoe,' 5

Chapman (Thomas), 1670-1731, of Putney, 69;
=Elizabeth Tyson, c. 1710, 251

Chapter of Denain, armorial bearings of, 321
Chapter of Maubeuge, armorial bearings of, 321
Charles I., engraving on coin, 1642, 293
Charles II., statue at the Royal Exchange, 30,
114; and T. Rosewell, minister, 293
Charles V. (Emperor), autobiography of, 454
Charles Edward (Prince), his English, 491
Charlett (Dr. Arthur), anecdote, 1764, 294
Charms against toothache and waterspout, 294
Charters relating to land at Holborn belonging
to Malmesbury Abbey, 488
Chesapeake and Shannon, song, 454, 500
Cheese, allusion to smell of, 1669, 294;
foreign luxury" in Ireland, c. 1750, 472
Cherokees, derivation of the word, 294
Chess, remarks on Persian game, 1767, 294
Chickseed without Chickweed,' reading book, 92
Chimneys, invention to prevent smoking, 1663,
294
"China to Peru," use of the phrase, 6
Chippenham, weekly lectures at, 1590, 294
Chopin," pronunciation of the name, 168, 217
Chostwick. See Gostwick.

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Christ Church, Oxford, Catechist at, 1634-78,
174

Christian names: Thirmuthis, 17, 75; in parish
registers, Walton-in-Gordano, 489

Church of England, the Bishops of, and University
degrees, 381

"Church of England" or "Episcopalian," 28
Church music, organ-voluntary, 1640, 294
Church, Preston Parish, the dedication of, 362, 422
Church, standing and sitting in, 1696, 414
Church, Stoke Poges, picture of, 494
Churches, use of tubular bells, 250, 307, 408,
460

Churchwarden, a black man as, 1676-7, 298
Cirencester, booksellers and printers of, 141
Cistern of lead, 1736, original owner of, 321
Clarendon (E. Hyde, Earl of), his MSS., 1727, 294
Clarke (Capt. R.), Royal Reg. Artillery, d. 1793,

131

Clay (Ann) = William Cobbett, 1791, 489
Claymore, the right to wear the, 392
Clerical Directories from 1817, 109, 158, 199
Cliffe, Kent, Rector of, temp. Edward IV., 294
Clock, hands called "fingers," 188, 255
Clocks and clockmakers, 33

Clonfert, Diocese of, schools established, 1785,
294

Clovis, place of his baptism, 19

Clubs of London,' 1828, 71, 474

"Clyst," the meaning of, in place-names, 361,
437

Coaches, fares in 1663, 294

Cobbett (W.) = Ann Clay, 1791, 489

Cobbold (Elizabeth), her descent from Edmund
Waller, 109, 173, 257, 325

"Cock," "cockboat,' from Foreign Account

Roll,' 1420, 429

Cockburn, meaning of the surname, 188, 258

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Collyer (Lieut. E.), Royal Reg. Artillery, c. 1813,
452

Cologne, Colonia, substitute for London and
Paris, 1702, 402

Commonwealth, whereabouts of the mace of the,
474

Communion, Holy, notes on customs, 294
Como, the Cardinal of, 1525-1607, 279
Confirmation, notes on customs, 295
Constable (Timothy), d. 1750, his ancestors, 150
Consuls, English, in Aleppo, 1582-1850, 182, 254,
327, 389; in Cyprus, 1626–1878, 225
Contarine family, 48, 92

"Conturbabantur Constantinopolitani," the dis-
tich, 109, 156, 174, 346

Cooke (Nathaniel), organist of Brighthelmston,
c. 1800, 8, 53

Cooke (J. Esten), author, 1830-86, 340

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Davis, Ward, Norbury, and Moore families, 188,
238, 305

Dawson (Nancy), dancer, her career, 400, 460
Day, Field, Sumner, and Whitton families, 150
Day, "The Day," origin of the phrase, 7
Deacon (Capt. H.), Royal Reg. Artillery, 1807, 151
Deacons, English sovereigns as, 48, 97, 137
Deaf-mutes, alphabets for, 68

Deafness, old-fashioned cures for, 68, 117, 247,
328, 477
Debreczin, support of the Professors at, 1756, 279,
"Debuss and embuss," words used in war,
1914, 246

327

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Dekker (T.), Zulziman in his 'Satiromastix,' 474
Denain, armorial bearings of the Chapter of,

321

De Quincey. See Quincey (Thomas de).

Copley (Joseph) and The Case of the Jewes Derwentwater memorial, history of, 361
stated,' 1656, 431

Copying machines patented, c. 1647, 295
Copying-pad, recipe of ink for, 88

Corporations, account of English municipal, 295
Corpus Christi, the festival in England, 430, 496
Costa. See Mendez da Costa.

Courage & Co., London brewers, c. 1685, 433
Courtesy titles, the use of, 250, 330
"Cousamah," in Thackeray's The Newcomes,' 7,
58

Coventry, cross defaced, 1610, 295

Desbrisay (Capt. T.), Royal Reg. Artillery,
d. 1806, 151

Detectives in fiction, 11

Dialect words of Rochdale, c. 1850, 295, 403, 496
Dibdin (Charles), d. 1814, commemoration in
Southampton, 41, 98; his Helicon Theatre, 480
Diccell (Sir Robert), mentioned in will, 1592, 170
Dickens (C.), and wooden legs, 37; his 'David
Copperfield' dramatized, 106; a photograph of,
211; Miss Twinkleton's speech in Edwin
Drood,' 492

Dickson (Charles), translator of Bion and Moschus,
1825, 319

Coward (William), M.D., his works, 1704, 67, 192 Dickensiana, 106, 226
Crabbe (G.) and Lord Tennyson, 450
Craniology, books dealing with, 91
Cratcliffe, crucifix in Hermit's Cave," 126
Craven County, South Carolina, name altered,
1776, 31, 189, 290, 348

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Crests: mural ccronet, mailed arm embowed,
1679, 322; dog on a helmet, 342; white stag
trippant, 471

Cricket: evolution of the game, 186; "common
game," c. 1720, 295; Wellington's saying on,
300

Cromwell (Oliver), his connexion by marriage
with an Earl of Essex, 69; his nickname Iron-
side," 181, 257, 304, 342, 383, 404, 419, 436;
change of family name, 295
Cromwell (Oliver), of Uxbridge, c. 1551, 9, 73
Crooked Lane, London Bridge, inhabitants of, 56,
93, 137, 348, 456

Crownfield (Henry), Etonian, 1757, “hanged," 9
Croze (Maturinus Veyssière de la), historian,
c. 1730, 130, 175, 215, 236

Cruikshank (G.), his residences in Clerkenwell, 338
Cryptograms by Royalists, explanation of, 225
Culebath =flabellum, meaning of, 189
"Cultura," English equivalent of, c. 1200, 125
Cumberland (Ernest Augustus, Duke of), his
descendants, 27

44

Curmudgeon," origin of the word, 429
Cyder Cellars, Maiden Lane, 208, 256, 366
Cyprus, Levant Company and Consuls in, 1626-
1878, 222, 241. 263, 499; folk-lore of, 486

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Dickson, Baillie, Gordon, and Simpson families,
494

'Dictionary of National Biography,' additions and
corrections, 21, 75, 118-68-68, 115-109, 158,
199-148, 192-209, 255-250-399-400-474
Diezer (August), artist, c. 1804, 228
Digby (Sir Everard), his letters from the Tower,
8,59

Disraeli. See Beaconsfield.

Döllinger and the authorship of Janus,' 1869,
418, 497

"Dominion" of Canada, origin of the word, 418
Donnington Castle, St. Gilbert's staff there,
334

Douglas (Bishop), “ Sibil" in his Virgil, 8; and
Caxton, 1513, 46

Dover (James), London printer, c. 1705, 49
D'Oyley's Warehouse, its use, 1855, 169, 216, 238,
328, 478

Dramatist,' by Ann C. Holbrook, 147
Dreams and literature, 32, 326, 385

Druid, William John, Arch-Druid, 1821, 334
Druidism, a modern advocate of, 14; sacrificing
white bulls, 90, 138

"Drury (Madame)," aged 116, her death, 18
Dryden (John) and Swift, their relationship, 191,
257

Dublin, lease of the Priory of All Saints, 1539, 266;
street- and place-names, 416

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"Duck's storm," origin of the phrase, 188, 254, 370
Dufferin (F. T., Marquis of), his Letters from
High Latitudes,' 88, 135
Duignan (W. H.), bibliography of his works, 373,
461

Dunfern (Sir John), "in the immortal story," 69
Duppa (Brian), and Duppa's Hill, Croydon, 299,
349; his foreign mission, temp. Charles I., 299,
349

Dupuis, French violinist, 340, 389, 442

Duston or Durston, Northants, the living in 1641,
334

E

East Anglia, families of, 9, 72
Easter eggs, origin of, 320, 382

Easter hare, Leicestershire custom, 320, 407
Easter, observances in Russia, 277, 440, 498
Easton Maudit, family portraits at, 63, 186;
furniture at, described in inventory, 186
Ecclesiastical archives, the custody of, 359, 436,
501

Ecclesiastical letter, Scottish, to James I., 1614,
129

Eccleston (Daniel) and pamphlet on 'The Children
of Israel,' 1813, 190, 238, 325
Echoes from the Classics,' an error, 27
Edgehill, the battle of, standard-bearer at, 334
Edward V., an incident in the life of, 221
'Edwin Drood,' Miss Twinkleton's parting speech,
492

Egg, Easter eggs, origin of, 320, 382

Egypt, letters from an army officer, 1801, 334
Eisteddfod, revived about 1788, 334

Elizabeth (Queen) and a well in Surrey, 334
Elbée family, arms of, 108, 213

Eleanor of Provence (Queen) and fine remitted,
334

Electro-plating, discoverers of, 297, 365, 459
Ellerman (C. F.), c. 1854, author, 452
Elliott and Parker families, 229

Ellison (Capt. Lieut. Thomas), Royal Reg.
Artillery, 151

Ellops (or elops) and scorpion, Milton's use of the
words, 150, 212

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Elton (Edward), his book on the Ten Command-
ments, 1624, 334
Embuss
1914, 246
Emerson (R. W.), quotation from essay of, 190
Emigrants, Highland transatlantic, list of, 417
England and France quarterly, 50, 74, 96, 138, 177,

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Epitaphs:-

Death, that fell Kite, on Betty Pidgeon
pounc'd, 168

Epitaphium cujusdam de numero annorum
ejus, 334

Hereunder lyeth a man of fame, 137

Learne so to live by faith, as I have liv'd
before, 334

Presbiter hic verus Huswyf jacet ecce
Rogerus, 334

Esquire, title used by a clergyman, 1681, 334
Essex (Earl of), account of attack by, 1596, 293
Etonians, Old, 9, 29, 56, 69, 110, 151, 154, 169,
229, 235, 267, 452

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Farthing stamps, c. 1880, 34, 93, 134, 176
Farquhar (G.), Scrub in his The Beaux
Stratagem,' 149

Fat, human, as a medicine, 35, 438

Fauquier (H. T.), Royal Reg. Artillery, d. 1840,
151, 215, 271, 367

Fawcett (Christopher), Recorder of Newcastle,
his parentage, 380, 421

Fawcett (Rev. Joseph) of Walthamstow, 208,
269

Feld or Field families of Yorkshire, 434

Felix (Don), character in an old play, 320, 409
Ferrers (Sir Humphrey), Tamworth

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Field, Day, Sumner, and Whitton families, 150
Field or Feld families of Yorkshire, 434
Fielding (Henry), geography of Tom Jones,' 12,
56, 60; and Sarah Andrew, 1725, 301
Fife, called the " Kingdom" of, 11
'Fight at Dame Europa's School,' pamphlet,
1871, 93

Film-producing companies, American, 321
Filtering stones brought from Barbados, 229,
310

"Fingers" of the clock, 188, 255
Fire and new-birth of seeds, 12

Fitzgerald (P.) on Dr. Johnson and Hannah More,
188, 235

Fitzroy (George), Duke of Northumberland, and
his duchess, 134

Flabellum called culebath," 189

Flags: use of the white flag, 1444, 147; Red
Cross flag, the right to use, 148, 191; French,
and the Trinitarian Order, 167, 235; of the
Knights of Malta, 359, 439, 481

"Flash" of the uniform of the Welsh Fusiliers, 324
Flemish immigrants, names of, before 1750,
451

Flynn (Lieut. C.), Royal Reg. Artillery, d. 1781,

130

Flynn family, Irish, the descent of, 305
Foley (Lord) and the first Earl of Mansfield, 399

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