Anonymous Works:-

Dying Jew's Legacy to his Daughter, poem,
xii. 71

Ellen, Countess of Castle Howell (1794), ix.
450

Espion Anglois, 1779, i. 29, 78

Fashionable Cypriad, The, vii. 511
Forest (poem), xi. 452, 499
Fragments of Truth, 1852, xii. 90

Frederetta Romney, a novel, c. 1810, ii. 289
Gentleman's Calling, i. 198

Giovanni Sbogarro, viii. 268, 316
Golden Hills, xi. 233, 280

Grand Master, or Adventures of Qui Hi in
Hindustan, The, viii. 29

Grave that he Digged, xi. 312
Harry, ix. 529

Hints to Freshmen, v. 290
Historian (1857), ix. 450

Leah, the Jewish Maiden, novel, c. 1840, iii.
333

Legend of Cloth Fair, xii. 14

Letter to the Intelligencer, xii. 215, 379
Letter (a second) to the Intelligencer, xii.
215, 379

Letters from Galilee, viii. 391

Llewelyn, tale in four cantos, 1838, iv. 158
Llewelyn's Heir, 3 vols., 1846, iv. 158
Lover of his Country, xi. 233
Magical Note, 1809, i. 136

Marmaduke, Emperor of Europe, by X,"
1895, iii. 230

Martin Toutrond, xii. 14, 59

Masonic Portraits, by J. G., 1876, i. 168
Meliora, viii. 30

Merchant of Venice, by "A Popular
Novelist, 1913, iii. 230

Mimnermus in Church, ix. 311, 339
Miser Fairbrother's Daughter, x. 252
Moray, The Bonny Earl of, xi. 331
Nana; or Memoirs of a Welsh Heiress
(1785), ix. 450

Neck or Nothing, viii. 509

New Bath Guide (Anstey, 1766), vi. 37
Newcastle Apothecary, A, ix. 491
Nocturnal Revels, vii. 511
Norman People, 1874, vi. 190
Norman People, x. 229

Numbers for the Sorrowful, poem, 1869, xii.

312

Anonymous Works:-

Perault; or, Slaves and their Masters, a
story, 1843, iii. 333

Philander and Sacharissa, novel, 1724, i. 388
Piso's Conspiracy, v. 254, 299, 323
Pursuits of Agriculture: a Satirical Poem,
xi. 331
Quærenda; or, Two Historical Secrets,

1879, iii. 108

Quarters of the Army in Ireland, vii. 450
Reminscences of a Scottish Gentleman, 1861,
iii. 30, 118

Rhymes from the Cobbler's Lapstone, 1886,
vi. 272

Roman Catholic Clergy, The Frauds of the,
ix. 491

Roy Modus et la Royne Racio, xii. 171
St. Patrick: by an Antiquary, Scottish
novel, 1819, xii. 234

Sheridaniana, 1826, ii. 488

Sir Anthony and the Ewe Lamb, 1903, iii.
230

Society in London, ninth edition, 1886, iii.
360, 425

Soldier and a Scholar, poem, xii. 215, 259,

379

Wild Geese of Fountenoy, viii. 451, 499
Zoriada, 1786, iii. 5, 24, 40, 47, 60, 65
Ansell (George), b. c. 1731, his parents, xii. 231
Anson (Margaret), author of The Merry Order
of St. Bridget,' ix. 111, 159

Anspach (The Margravine of), his private
theatre at Brandenburgh Houses, xi. 329
Anstis (John), 1669-1744, Garter King-atArms,
vii. 189, 234

Anstruther family and the 12th Regiment, viii.

450

Ant-bear, its indifference to hunger, v. 125, 193
Anthea as Christian name, xi. 512

Anthem, "Lord, for Thy tender mercy's sake,"
its author wanted, v. 291; vi. 23
Anthologia Græca,' Jonhson's translation, v.
10, 49
Anthony arms and ancestry, iv. 13, 110
Antiburschius," derivation of the word, vii.
Antigua, condition of military burial-ground, x.
Antigua Chronicle, xi. 157

66

351

Antiperistasis," use of the word. xii. 270

v. 26

Arbor tristis = Arabian or night jasmine, Asia,
iii. 386, 423

Arbuthnot (Robert), Auditor of the Exchequer,
d. 1727, iv. 219

Archbishop of Canterbury buried at Hauterive,
Switzerland, iii. 149, 312

Archdeacons as Presbyters, xi. 231

Archdeacons of Cleveland, complete list of, iii.
272, 344

Archer and Bowman, their use as surnames, i.
29; ii. 15, 135

Archer (Brother Jack), Masonic portrait, 1861,
identity, iv. 77

and

Archer (John), m. 1686, ix. 68
Archer (Patrick), merchant of London
Waterford, temp. Charles I., vii. 291
Archer family, British settlers in America, x.
368

Archery, the longest bowshot, v. 180, 220, 278

Ardiss family, ii. 507

Argostoli, the seamills of," iii. 91, 151, 233
Argyles "gravy-pots, origin of name, v. 154,
219, 248, 326
Aristophanes, Droysen's German translation
wanted, iv. 50
Aristotle, and the Dramatic Unities, i. 388; on
the Greek temperament, iv. 302; V. 22; and
Esoteric doctrine, xi. 88

Armageddon Chapel, Clifton, x. 109
Armorial book-stamp, vi. 230
Armorial bearings, effects of tax on, iv. 12, 79, 191

Armour, horsehair and small tin plates used
as, viii. 294

Arms. See Heraldry.

Arms, Royal, a metrical description of, ii. 502;
iii. 57, 94; suggested change in, 435
Arms, unidentified, ix. 330, 396, 437, 497; x. 130,
199, 236

Arms of Ellingham, viii. 391, 516

Arms of England and France, vii. 447; viii. 15
Armstrong (John), vicar of Tideham, 1845-1853,
x. 257

Armstrong family, x. 48, 435

Army: ABC of regimental mottoes, xi. 61, 116,
235, 356 wing as badge of rank, 250, 298
Army and Navy, official scale of comparative
rank in, vi. 273

Army: Royalist and Roundhead rates of pay,
viii. 411; ix. 59; advantages granted to
subalterns and soldiers engaged in Battle of
Waterloo, 131

Army badges, viii. 170, 235

Army, British, the mascots of, i. 10, 58, 94, 139
Army casualties, official sources of information,

iii. 186

Army List, an early, xi. 104, 122, 193, 207, 239,

276, 297

Army List, English, of 1740, ii. 3, 43, 75, 84, 122,
129, 151, 163, 191, 204, 229, 243, 272, 282, 311,
324, 353, 364, 380, 391, 402, 431, 443, 460, 473,
482, 512, 524; iii. 11, 46, 71, 103, 132, 190, 217,
234, 267, 304, 315, 339, 354, 408, 438;
v. 270;
vi. 17, 42, 70, 184, 223, 242, 290, 329; vii. 83,
125, 146, 165, 187, 204, 265, 308, 314, 327, 365,
423, 457; viii. 6, 46, 82, 185, 327, 405, 445; ix.
45, 125
Army Lists: 'A succession of Colonels,' ix. 209,
317
Army, Negro or coloured bandsmen in the, ii.
303, 378

Army officers c. 1780-1814, information wanted,
iv. 302-1727-60, obituary list wanted, v. 273
Army slang. See Slang.

Arndell (Dr.), of Hobart, viii. 410; ix. 133
Arnold (Brig.-General), his burial place, vii. 168
Arnold. family of actors in eighteenth century,
iv. 131

Arnold (Matthew) on Beethoven, iii. 508; iv.
84-" Anglo-Saxon Contagion," v. 38; proving

as

a negative, 38, 83-His reference to history
the huge Mississippi of falsehood," x. 34,
119; his quotation from Erigena, 252-Refer-
ence in his Essay on Milton,' xii. 414
Arnold (Mrs. ), afterwards Mrs. Tubbs,
English actress in America, 1796, iv. 131
Arnold (Thomas), D.D., of Rugby: and
America, ii. 208; and a Hebrew scholar, 229
Arnold (W. H.), author of The Devil's
Bridge," &c., v. 126, 166

Arnott (Margaret)=William Nairne, vi. 274
Arran-Gore: Molyneux marriage, xi. 350
Arras, inscription over gate during siege of, ix.
441;
Owen Roe O'Neill at, 487; inscription
on headstone in Communal cemetery, 507-
the so-called Spanish architecture of, x. 3
"the broad arrow
Arrow,
the King's mark, i.
206
"Arschine," etymology of, vii. 270, 315, 458, 492
Art of Book-keeping,' poem by Laman Blan-
chard, iv. 17, 114

Art of Conversation," its author wanted, v.
267

Artemis Aphaia, epithet explained, iv. 70
Arthington (Henry), a prophet of Judgment,"
c. 1591, ii. 107

Ashton (Rev. Charles), master of Jesus College,
Cambridge, 17-, ix. 170, 215

Ashwellthorpe Church, Norfolk, inscriptions
in, x. 227

Ashworth (Rev. Alfred), of Hampstead, d. c.
1880, xii. 70, 139

Ashworth (George Leach), statue at Rochdale,
iv. 70

Ashworth family, arms of, xii. 190, 255, 279, 315
Asiago, Vicenza, Italy, some customs, ii. 48, 134
Asiatic orpheus, An, xi. 513, 533; xii. 274

Askari, an East African levy, derivation of
the word, iv. 240

Aske (Robert), haberdasher, of London, 1684, iii.
383
Aske family, ix. 89

Askell family, vii. 409, 513; viii. 75, 178
Askew (Anne), martyr, her descendants, i. 168
Asmodeus, use of name, viii. 251

Aspaltum Judaicum," bitumen, vii. 91
Assam, ancient history of, vii. 110; viii. 17
Assheton of Salford and William Penn, viii.
345

Assisi (Blessed William of), English Franciscan,
c. 1232, ii. 50

"Assize" of bread. See Bread.

Assize, records of the Clerks of, vi. 328

Artillery, its early history, errors in Cleave-
land's Notes,' iv. 239

Artist of Gloucester, of eighteenth century, xii.

232

Artists: biographical details, ix. 534; x. 9
Artists, European, in India, to 1850, iii. 415,
454

Artists of marine subjects, c. 1780, iii. 475
Artists in stained glass, eighteenth century, ii.
374; 1700-1900, iii. 299, 396
Arundel Club, x. 321

Arundel (Sir John) and Edward IV's expedition
to France, xi. 270

'Arundines Cami' (comic), medley of English
and Latin verses, i. 36, 76

Arymes Prydein Vawr,' Welsh poem, refer-
ences to the Germans in, i. 446
'Ascanius, or the Young Adventurer,' biblio-
graphy of, xii. 172

Ascension Day: Warwickshire custom, viii. 347
As dead as a doornail," its origin, v. 266,
303, 304

Asgill (Gen. Sir Charles), c. 1762-1823, his burial-
place, xii. 451

Ash (Charles Bowker), minor poet, b. 1781, viii.
466, 471

Ash and the oak, weather rime, iv. 161, 229
Ashbee (H. S.) and Caliari's picture, ii. 69
Ashbee (Henry Spencer) =" Pisanus Fraxi," ix.
330

Ashbourne, Derbyshire, author of History and
Topography,' iv. 218, 256, 283

Ashbourne: the Green Man Inn, viii. 29, 77,
113, 157, 176, 278, 498; the Talbot Inn, vii. 350,
438, 515; viii. 16

Ashburnham (G. H.), water-colour artist, ix.
490, 534

Ashburnham House, Dover Street, ix. 272
Ashby (Henry), artist, c. 1770-1840, iii. 333
Ashmolean Museum, building accounts of, 1678,
xii. 183

476

Assumption of the Virgin.' See under National
Gallery.

Astertion flowers-nasturtium, v. 267, 302
Astleham, Middlesex, information wanted, iv.
210

Astley (Sir John) and Edwards IV's expedition
to France, xi. 269

Astley's and Sanger's circuses, ix. 329, 373, 393,
413

Aston (Francis) at the Earl of Shrewsbury's
funeral, 1560, ii. 268, 373

Aston (Hervey), m. 1789, viii. 368
Astrologer, office of King's, vi. 313
Astronomical table, vi. 207; vii. 407
Astronomy at Oxford, Observatory begun, 1772,
ii. 42

Atherstone (Edwin), his birthplace, vii. 12
Atherstone (Hugh), vii. 13

Atkinson (Rev. John), headmaster of Mill-Hill'
School, 1807-10, vii. 47

Asylum for lunatics at Islington, c. 1850, i. 247,
339

"At
or "in," use with place-names, x. 170,
234, 358
Athànree or Athanry, battle of, 1316, iv. 148
Atheist's Tragedy,' by Tourneur, its date, v.
228

Athelstan (King), grant to two Ryhopes, co..
Durham, 930, i. 49, 98, 153

Athenian Club, x. 321

Athens, Milton and Newman on, iv. 181
Atherstone (Edwin), 1788-1872, his birthplace,
vi. 313

Atkins (Thomas), M.P. Norwich, 1639-40, iii. 149
Atkinson (James), medical officer in India, d.
1852, x. 289, 337

Atkinson (John[?]), his petition to Chancery,
1833, iii. 299

Atkinson (William), ix. 10

Atlas Newspaper, file of, for 1829, xii. 53
Atrobus (Bejamin), his birth and death. xii. 433

Bacon family, xi. 312, 494

Badams (Dr.), vii. 350

Ballad, its position in Shakespeare's plays, iv.
40. See also Songs and Ballads.

310

Badges, military:

وو

511

153, 210

139,

Baker (Bridget), wife of Rev. G. Baker of
Devon, vii. 408

Baker (George G.), translator of Livy, informa-
tion wanted, iv. 78.

Baker (Sir John), Chancellor of the Exchequer
to King Henry VIII, ii. 449
Baker (Maj.), Governor of Derry, viii. 431
Baker's Chop-House, London landmark, its
history, i. 34, 52

Bakyrsaxther (Keare), 1390-91, his name, iv. 242
Balchin (Admiral Sir J.), 1669-1744, his parent-
age, i. 350

Balderdash, origin of the word, vi. 111; vii. 148
Baldock (John), 1654, confession of murder, vii.
127

Baldwin (Charles) and The Standard,' i. 341,
363, 381

Baldwin (Francis), author, 1564, iii. 90, 156
Baldwin (George Dimsdale), Westminster
scholar, x. 331

Bâle, English prelates at the Council of, ii. 28,
74, 111; iii. 153

Balham Hall, Surrey, its history, iii. 478

Ball and Paleologus families and Barbados, xi.
30, 74
Ball games.
See Games.

of the Guicowar of Baroda in 1875, vii. 348,
436,.514
Ballard (John and Martin), Westminster
scholars, 1775, vii. 490

Balleny Island, origin of the place-name, iii.
149, 253

Balmoral, St. Swithin ceremony at, iv. 43
Balmain (James) of Lauriston, d. 1789, viii. 390
Balsam of Ferrabas, xi. 470
Baltimore (Calverts, Lords), their number and
history, iv. 76, 142, 196

Balvaird (Lord), 1643, xi. 529; xii. 57
Baluchistan, Pathans of, their origin, vi. 334
Balzac (Honoré de), Countess Hanska's letters
inquired for, iv. 327; ix. 313

Bambino," wax figure, information wanted,
v. 207

Bambridge (John), M.D., physician and astro-
nomer, 1582-1643, ii. 41
Bambridge (Mrs. Mary), of Oxford, her will,
1646, ii. 41

Bambridge family, ii. 41, 108

:

Banbury the Globe Room, x. 226
Banbury: To Banbury came I, O profane one,

iii. 360, 393, 455

vii. 331

132

Banbury (Earl of), and the Duke of Wellington,
Banca Romana of Rome, whereabouts of, xii.
Bancroft (Richard), Arcbishop of Canterbury,
"Banded binding," bookbinders' use of the
word, ii. 347

i, 14, 98

Bandello in Spanish, printed 1584, i. 468
Bandsmen, Negro or coloured, in the Army, ii.
Bangor wills before 1635, information wanted,

303, 378

iv. 74

Bank of England: letter relating to, 1695, iii.
355; its nickname, v. 238; Governors, xi. 310,
Bank note slang, v. 309; vi. 51, 159
355, 458
Bank notes, private, viii. 227
Bankes (Rev. Thomas), his

Banner of the Resurrection, Genoese flag, iv. 160
System of Uni-
versal Geography,' xi. 191
Bannerman, Turing. West, and De Morgan
families, iii. 358, 455

Bannister (Anthony), his statue, at Hull, v. 147
Bannister (John), comedian, xi. 370, 436
Bannister (John W.), " Settler," his biography,
xii. 92, 138, 219

Bannister family of Antigua, information
wanted, v. 152
Banns-cum-marriage registers, viii. 368
Banquo, surname, viii. 308, 354, 495; ix. 16
Baptism, 1644, new fashion," i. 50, 95
Baptism of infant on its mother's coffin, ix. 134,
178