Gordon Archer Eleonore Marie Brault, 1831.
488

Gordon (Col.), steel engraving of, 1809, 78
Gordon (Counts of), their genealogy, 390

Notes and Queries, July 27, 1912.

Hamilton and Beaumont families, 247
Hamilton Hill, Lincs, its location, 468
Hamilton (John), artist, d. 1808, his epitaph, 184
Hampstead Manor Court, held 1911, 78
Hancock as a place-name, 428, 513

Handel, George III.'s love of his music, 466
Hanover and Brunswick, the succession to, 507
Harleian Society's publications, correction in
vol. xli., 186

Harrison (Gustavus) of the Crimean War, 289
Harrison (Thomas), Regicide, executed 1660, 244
Harvey family in Aberdeenshire, 1406, 150

Gordon (James Newell) of Brazil, 508

Gordon ("Jimmy"), Cambridge eccentric, 227,
308, 438

Gordon (Major-General John), 1673-1750, 429
Gordon (Lady), portrait of, by J. Downman, 229
Gordon (Mrs.), actress, c. 1847, 9

Gordon (Col. Nathaniel) and Strafford, 289

295, 334

Grammars, French, before 1750, 110, 216, 313, 377
Grandfather clocks in France, 37

Grant (Gabriel), Archdeacon of Westminster,
d. 1638, 374

Grant (Mrs.) of Duthil, authoress, 390
Grant (General U.S.), his genealogy, 347
Grantham, pronunciation of place-name, 57, 135,
216

Greatheed (Rev. Samuel), friend of Cowper, 71,
132, 236

Green (John Richards). See Gifford.
Gregorian Calendar, curiosities of, 447

Grellet (Stephen) and I shall pass through this
world but once," 289, 394

Gretna Green, marriage records of, 110, 237; 347
Grey=grise=badger, meaning of the word, 27,
95, 170

Grey (Lady Mary), and Thomas Keyes, 369, 477;
her tenant 1574, 408
Grierson family, 189

Griffith (G.), Bishop of St. Asaph, his marriage, 78
Grise grey badger, meaning of the word, 27,
95, 170

=

H.E.I.C.S., chaplains' certificates of appointment
before 1835, 268, 411

Haberjam family of Handsworth, 429, 518

Hales family, 150

Halfacree, origin of surname, 77, 272

66

273

"Hemsman," meaning of the word, 227, 308, 438
Henry II., date of a charter of, 150, 214

| Heraldic charge, its meaning, 330, 458

Heraldry:-

Arg., a chevron azure; in base a lyon ram-
pant and three harts gules, 66, 177

Arg., on a chevron gules two lioncels
courant, 91

Arms granted after Ivry, list of, 308
Australian coat of arms, 44, 352, 453

Azure, a chevron raguled between three
bugles or, 55

Az., between a chevron erm. three griffins'
heads, 128, 193

Bath Abbey arms, 105

Catalogue of Hohor,' 1610, 14
Charles V., arms of, 167

Ermine, on a chief invected azure three
escallops argent, 289

Ghibellines, arms of, in Florence, 349, 477
Gules, on a chevron between three wolves'
heads, 250

Gules, per fesse nebuly arg., c. 1700, 329, 413
Gules, three chevrons argent, 290
Meriet arms, 228, 337

Moor's head, right arm, and dagger, 330, 458
Or, a bend between six billets sable, 446
Or, on a chevron gules between three
griffins' heads, 128, 193

Peploe family, 55

Sa, a chevron between three hammers arg.,
438

Sa., a chevron chequy or and gu., 168, 296, 358
Sa., on a bend or three lozenges, 235
Semé de France, à la tour d'argent, 398
Serpents nowed, quartered with fleurs-de-lis,

29

Winchester, See of, 64

Heralds' visitation, with no arms recorded, 249
Herbe d'or," flower-name, 187

Hitchin Manor, Lords of, 1720-1825, 441

Notes and Queries, July 27, 1912.

415

House, notice over door of, 329

Houses, weather-boarded, in the City, 48, 218
Howard (Miss) and Napoleon III., 458
Howden (John), Edinburgh fanatic, 50
Howe (Sophia), eighteenth century, her story, 249,
334

"Hoyman"=master of a hoy, 270

Hurley Manor crypt temp. William III., 46, 136,
256

Hurlothrumbo Society, invitation card, 1736, 29
Huxley (Prof.) on the word " spirit," 189
Hyat, planter of Jamaica, c. 1790, 507
Hyères, Roman inscription at, 407, 497

457

Imprisonment in Jersey, Scilly Isles, &c., 368
"In pomario quiddam,' c. 1340, 307, 412
Inglott (W.), cathedral organist, 109, 356
Inscriptions in burial-ground, St. John's, West-
minster, 42, 83, 305; in churches and church-
yards, registry for, 147; St. John's Gate,
Clerkenwell, 1504, 165; at Sta. Maria degli
Angeli, Rome, 325; on charity school wall,
Edmonton, 349; Roman, at Hyères, 407,
497; Latin, in Upham churchyard, 438;
in St. George's, Botolph Lane, 463.
Interment, right of, recorded in inscription,
Dublin, 106

Ireland, allusion in rime to stolen shire, 468
Irishmen, Spanish titles granted to, 69, 132
Irving (Sir Henry), his ancestry, 71, 251, 450
Irving (Washington), quotations in his Sketch-
Book,' 14

6

Israel (Manasseh Ben) and Rembrandt, 429
Italian literature and Shakespeare, 25
Ivry, coats of arms granted after, 308

529

66

187

376

477

Kidd (John), his biography, 389
Killpatrick (Major James), d. 1757, his family, 90
King (Bishop H.), 1592-1669, his MS. poems,
468

over the water," the toast, 6
Kings of Europe with special titles, 7, 57
King's Theatre (Opera-House), Haymarket, its
history, 96

Kingsley family, 41, 158, 217, 373
Kingston (Capt. Strickland), c. 1796, 297
Kirby (T. F.), meaning of C.F. in his Winchester
Scholars,' 168, 258

Kit, officer's, inventory of, 1775, 167

Knell Book of Barking, its whereabouts, 269
Knight, articles belonging to, temp. Edward II.,

50, 138

Knight (Joseph), another reminiscence, c. 1868, 61
Knight (R.), Earl of Catherlough, d. 1772, 150
Knight (William), c. 1830, antiquary, 509
Knights of Malta: Grand Master Vilhena, 429
Knives as presents, danger to friendship, 91, 157
Knockers for bedroom doors, commemorating
Dickens, 111

Knyvett (Charles), jun., Westminster scholar, 90
Kroll's Hotel, crime committed there, 269

Labouchere (Henry), anecdotes of, differently
told, 89

Lackington (James), bookseller, his medals, 16
"Lady Fast," reference to, in Tindale's works, 54
Lafenestre (Gaston), artist, his works, 48
Lamb or Lambe (Charles), spelling of his name, 66,
137, 193

Lancaster (Roger), priest, d. 1598, 127

Land customs, manner of acquiring land, 108
Landmarks of London, their removal, 55, 267
Lanercost Manor, Cumberland, date of, 47
Language, Cornish, its use, 406

'Mathematical Transactions,' periodical, 15
Mathews (James) of Benfleet, his epitaph, 270
Matilda of Paris, of twelfth century, 110
Matrimonial pre-contract, from Instructions for
Parish Priests,' 166

Matthews (G. K.), author, c. 1827, 227

Maurepas (J. F. P.), his verses on Madame de
Pompadour, 228, 372

Maximilian I. of Bavaria, his genealogy, 368
Mayfair, Shepherd's Market, c. 1824, 228, 318,
354

Mayhew (Henry), 1812-87, centenary notice, 145,
256, 317, 433

Mayors, "Worshipful" and "Right Worshipful,"

188

Mazzini (G.), his quotation from Voltaire, 328,
454

Medallion, French Republican, 427
Medals: Lackington the bookseller, 16; granted
to "Reggimento Inglese" in Italian War of
1860, 329; commemorating Massacre of St.
Bartholomew, 390, 474

Medical profession and the Corporation of London,
13, 75

Memorials: British, of the Peninsular Campaign,
204, 302; in the British Isles, 62, 143, 481;
in Chiswick churchyard, 347; in Devon, of
Revolution, 1688-90, 147

Mende, legend of the clapper of, 326
Mercandotti (Teresa), date of her death, 367
Meredith (G.) and the "memorable lady," 228,
337, 431

Meriet family, arms of, 228, 337

Meso-Gothic, etymology of the word, 369, 515
Meuron (Comte de), his Swiss regiment, 491
Middle Ages, use of steel skates in, 27, 98, 276
Miers (J.), silhouette artist, advertisement of, 1790,
87

Milbanke (Mark) = Mary Webber, 509

Mildenhall (J.), d. 1614, at Ajmere, India, 186,
275

Miles (H. Downes), author of Pugilistica,' 1880,
69, 133

Milgrove (B.), composer of hymn tune, 1731-1810,
388, 517

Military executions, modus operandi, 52, 318, 434
Milk depot, motto for, 47

Milky Way, poem on the origin of, 188, 295
Miller (Rev. Eben.), c. 1843, 390

Milles (T.), his Catalogue of Honor,' 14

Milton (J.), Colkitto and Galasp in a sonnet by,
104, 195, 311; and Sturbridge Fair, 503
Mindum (Robart), c. 1605, shoe-horns decorated
by, 8

Miner family, 8, 78

Miniature of Mary, Queen of Scots, 7, 76
Mint, Royal, Guildford, last issue of money at, 90
Mr. Punch: his Origin and Career,' the author
of, 50

Mistletoe, superstitious associations, 12, 115

66

Mistletoe for the New Year," Latin phrase for, 10
Mizpah," use of the word in epitaph, 290,

414
Molière or Marmontel, quotation ascribed to both,
168, 272

Money-box, earliest use of, 50, 117, 156, 276
Monosceros-stone, ultimate source of, 146
Montaigne on the suppression of Tacitus, 127,
232

'Monthly Review,' periodical, history of, 130, 213
Monuments in St. George's, Botolph Lane, 463
Morant, his Campaign of Flanders,' 448
"Motte-castle theory, Norman, 482

76

Names terrible to children, 517
Napier (Sir C. J.), his Harold,' 326
Napoleon III. and Miss Howard, 458
Naseby, link with the battle of, 166

Nats, Great and Little, place-names, 289, 413
Naval salute on the seas, Britain's claim to, 86
Nelson (Lord), and the phrase "Life in a musle,"
76; his coffin, made from the mast of a French
ship, 386

Neolithic remains, their geographical distribution,
349, 471

Neunzig (Joseph) and Heinrich Heine, 109
New Church Magazine,' centenary of, 84

New English Dictionary,' additions and correc-
tions, 248, 264

New Zealand Governors, their descendants, 68, 134
Newspapers, South Carolina, 1732-74, 378
Newton (Isaac) and his namesake, 1604-14, 295
Nick-a-man Day, date and celebration of, 208
Nicolay family, 116

Nobody's Friends Club, formed 1800, 248
Nonsense Club, 1852, members of, 129, 477
Norwegian legend, poem on, 188, 295

N. & Q.,' Edward FitzGerald a contributor, 17
Notice over door of old English house, 329
Nottingham, French prisoners of war at, 257,
411

Nottingham as a surname, 169, 237, 276, 373,
512

Notes and Queries, July 27, 1912.

biblio-

Observatory on the field of Waterloo, 485
Officer's kit, inventory of, 1775, 167
Olympic games and Batheaston vase, 245, 396
Omar Khayyám, his tomb, 105, 192;
graphy of, 295, 464

Omnibus, first over Holborn Viaduct, 1869, 55
Ordination and Oxford degrees, 53, 133
Organists and longevity, 206, 315

Osmunderley, whereabouts of place so named, 270,
370

Owen (Thomas Ellis), d. 1814, 90

Oxford degrees and ordination, 53, 133
Oxfordshire, the hidage of, 444

Paley (Archdeacon), his sister's marriage, 189
Pall Mall and United Service Club, 1, 91
'Pangam-man, carrying a band of music,"

66

148
Panthera, explanation of the Christian name, 91,
177

Paradise, legend of Alexander the Great and, 48,
154; story of Welshmen lured from, 1528, 386,
477

Paris Illustré,' English edition, 1888, 158
"Parkin for November 5th, origin of, 38
Passion play, children accidentally burnt at, 1705,
307, 410

Paul (Jean), list of English translations of, 290,
411

Pauper, use of the word, 209

Peel Castle, the Duchess of Gloucester and, 375
Peerage and Lords of Appeal, 287

Pen, fountain pen, early use of, 1789, 388, 496
"Penard," meaning and derivation of the word,
47

Penge, origin of the place-name, 18, 97

Peninsular Campaign, British memorials of, 204,
302

Penleaze family, 270, 414

Londres, London, Londinium, 129, 191, 314,
456

Nats, Great and Little, 289, 413
Penge, 18, 97

Spurrier-gate, 150, 234
Tattershall, 57, 135, 216
Yedding, 408, 514

Place-names, index of Essex, completed, 407
Plague of London, statue of piper in, 64, 153
Planché (White), his biography, 310
Plants supposed to cause disease, 56, 158, 257,
398, 515

Playhouses named after Dickens's characters,
327

Playing-card with lugubrious reputation, 150
Plenderleath (Peter), killed at Kandy 1803, 248
Poe (Edgar Allan), his mother, 7, 135, 294
Poem on labour riots, Battle of Brimpton,' 389
Poetry, English, saurians in, 67

Poets, Polish, translations from, 308, 377, 435
Poet's Road, Canonbury, origin of its name,
389, 517

66

Pointers," meaning of the word, 447
Poison of snake, chemical formula and use of, 388,
455
Poker-work, exhibition of, in
century, 146

eighteenth

28, 116

Polish poets, translations from, 308, 377, 435
Pompadour (Madame de), Maurepas's verses on,
228, 372

Pontifical Zouaves and the banner of the Sacred
Heart, 367

"Poor "=pauper, use of the word, 209
Pope, Duchesse de Bari crowned by, 71, 139, 235
Pope (Walter), astronomer, his parentage, 90
Popham (Sir Home Riggs), his father, 70, 136
Porter (Jane), d. 1850, authoress, her Diary,' 130,
353