INDEX

Adam (Walter), Westminster scholar, 70
Adam family of Fanno, 449

Addressed," heraldic meaning of the word, 228,
294, 395

Adventurers in Holland, merchants, c. 1600, 108
Aeroplanes, first parade of, 1913, 446
Eschylus on Homer, 387, 478

"Ainay," derivation of the word, 170, 251
Ainsworth (Harrison), Lord Macaulay on, 269
"Airley Beacon," from Kingsley's poem, its
locality, 349

"-al," noun-suffix, the use of, 267, 414
Alchemist's ape, meaning of, 110, 157, 211
Ale-taster, survival of the appointment, 467
Alexipharmics and mithridates, composition of,
189, 291

Almanacs, diminutive, English and foreign, 329,
375, 457

Almshouses near the Strand, c. 1820, 130, 236,
315, 417

Ambassador, British, in France, 1595, 367, 478,
497

'Ambulator,' guide to the London district, 430
American War of Independence, Hessian con-
tingent, forged letter, 364, 436, 475
Amersham, churchyard inscriptions, 464
Ampersand," earliest use of the word, 247
André (Major J.), Genevese merchant, b. 1751,

469

Andrewes (Richard), c. 1500, his ancestry, 70, 135
Andrews (H. C.), his The Heathery,' 288, 338
Andrews (T.), artist, c. 1820, 287

Anonymous Works:—

A Spur to a Celestial Race, 10
Ballad of the Revenge, 8

Black Monk; or, The Secret of the Grey
Turret, 348

Anonymous Works:-

Clara, book for children, 189

Eccentric Biography, c. 1800, 336, 455

Indian Pilgrim, c. 1850, 49

Letter H to his Little Brother Vowels, 93
Margiana, novel, c. 1809, 150, 233
Mirror for Short-hand Writers, 227

Old Man's Legacy, 228

Pax Vobis, 1685, 328, 433

Testament du Chevalier Walpole, 1767, 129
Villeroy; or, The Horrors of Zindorf Castle,
348

Antrobus family and Gray, 35

Ape in alchemist's laboratory, 110, 157, 211
Apium," English equivalent, 55, 74, 135, 195
Archiepiscopal visitations of monastic houses,
1250-93, 146

Armour (Robert) and Burns, 130

Arnold (Benedict), his burial-place, 49, 370
Arnold (Matthew), Requiescat and The
Scholar-Gipsy,' 349, 397, 478

Ascham (Roger), proposed emendation, 445, 517
Ashford family, 29, 118

Assyrians and fish as a religious symbol, 310, 398
"Attainting royal blood," the legality of, 469
Auctioneer, first use of the hammer, 469

Aughendols," or "oxendoles," from a deed,
1698, 288

Austen (Jane), novels mentioned in her North-
anger Abbey,' 14, 97, 238, 315, 396; and
Godmersham House, 116; and the Liverpool
Museum and British Gallery, 170, 235; her
'Lady Susan,' 388; her Persuasion,' 445
Australia, press report of discovery of, 1771, 406,
478

Australian explorers, relic of, 107, 178

Avebury (Lord), d. 1913, founder of the Bank
Holiday, 466

Avignon, English graves at, 26

Axe and sandal tree compared to benevolent
man, 69

B

Baccarat, game, derivation of the word, 67, 133
Bactrian coin of Eukratides, 368

Bagshaw (Thomas), Oxford student, 1734, 50,
97, 157

Bagwell (C.), Westminster School steward, 70
Bainbridge, Goring, and Gifford families, 69

Baker (Rev. H. De Foe), artist, c. 1790, 228,

296

Ball (Richard), of Chalton, d. c. 1632, 330, 431
Ballads, meaning of "Silverwood in, 250
Bancks (C.), miniature painter, d. c. 1755, 168
Bank Holiday, the founder of, 466
Banker of Nottingham, his seal, 489
Banyan, "to banyan," use of the verb, 290, 337
Barabbas incident in the Gospels, 381
Barnard family, 308, 370

Barnett (J.), M.P. for Rochester, 1818, 429, 493
Barret (or Bareyte), Sheriff of London, 1309,

350

Barrow (P.), b. 1813, in British Consular Service,
429, 493, 518

Barthou (M.), French Premier, 1913, 289, 377
Barwell (Stephen), Westminster scholar, 1745,

110

Barwell (W.), Westminster scholar, 1749, 110
Bath, obelisk at Orange Grove, 309, 376, 437
Battles: Crécy, 190, 258; Maldon, poem on,
110, 157, 197; Quiberon Bay, 1759, pictures
of, 109, 216

Bawdwen family, 329

Bayly (T. Haynes), musical composer, d. 1839,
109, 211

Beaconsfield. See Disraeli.

Beagle, H.M.S., fate of the ship, 10

Bean (W.), Westminster scholar with Southey,
289

Bearblock (John), b. c. 1532, draughtsman,
364

Beatson (General) and the Crimean War, 57, 135,
237

Beauclerk (Aubrey), Westminster scholar, 1746,
110

Beauclerk (J.), Westminster scholar, 1746, 110
Beavor (E.), Captain R.N., d. 1745, 350
Beck's Coffee-House, c. 1797, 387
Beckett family, 489

"Bedevil," early use of the word, 1718, 146
Bees, waking them at a death, 388

Bell, sanctus bell at St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, 384

Bellew (Frances) = Horatio Hele, 1729/30, 268
Bells of Powick, Worcestershire, 49, 115
Belshazzar's feast, poems on, 178

Benamor (Dr.), Turk, of Milman Street, W.C.,
d. 1796, 261, 397

Bendyshe (Thomas), Westminster scholar, 1716,
50

Benett family of Baldock, 395

Berners (Anne), c. 1704, her parentage, 368
Berrysfield, meaning of the place-name, 57
"Bethlem Gabor," name explained, 290, 337
Bettisfield Park, Flintshire, origin of name, 229
Beverley (Earl of), Jacobite, c. 1780, 329, 453
Bewick (Thomas), engravings in his works, 28,
115

Bible: Shakespeare thought a part of, 146, 494;
Acts XXIX., the lost chapter, 470

Bibliography :-

Almanacs, diminutive, English and foreign,
329, 375, 457

'Ambulator,' guide to the London district,

430

Andrews's The Heathery,' 288, 338

'Athenæ Oxonienses,' 37

Bewickiana, 28, 115

Bibliotheca Bryantiana, 209, 276

Johnson (Dr.), his works, 507

Longfellow, copyright of his works, 389
'London,' 'British,' and 'English' Cata-
logues of Books, 127, 196, 238, 256, 316
Morris dancers of Herefordshire, 91
Pechey (John), 1654-1718, his works, 328,
376

Petronius, 107, 195, 233

Printed books, early English, 327, 377, 432
St. Katharine's-by-the-Tower, 201, 260, 310,
376
Shakespeare plays: First Folio, earliest
reference to, 8, 56, 94, 137, 217; Second
Folio, 456

Sheridan: 'School for Scandal,' 126, 231;
first editions of his plays, 226

Simson (R.), his Treatise concerning Por-
isms,' 189

Solly (E.) and 'The Dunciad,' 68
'Speeches and Prayers' of the Regicides,
forged, 301, 341, 383, 442, 502
Theses: Duncan Liddel, 125, 196

William of Worcester's Itinerary,' 246
Bibliotheca Bryantiana, 209, 276

Birmingham, buildings associated with Dickens,
325, 432, 510

Bishops, boy bishops of York Minster, 1416-85,
30, 78

Bishops' transcripts, the storing of, 66, 155
Bisset (R.), Westminster scholar, 1775, 270,
354

'Black Joke' from Hogarth's Rake's Progress,'
18, 114

Blackall (J.), M.D., his marriage, 270
Blacow (R.), Westminster scholar, 1783, 270
Blair (C. H.), Westminster scholar with Southey,
289

Blake (W) and his friend Butts, 1793, 428, 492
'Blue Devil,' comedy, 1829, 50, 96

'Bob's," 1853, identification of, 409, 478
Boger and Stephens families, 470
Boit (C.), enamel painter, c. 1710, 168
Bolt-in-Tun, Fleet Street, 426

Bolton (-), citizen of London, c. 1550, 488
Bolton (Prior), his window in St. Bartholomew
the Great Church, 29, 95

Bonaparte (Napoleon), as historian, 70, 156;
his Imperial Guard," 75; and De Foe, 405,

514

Notes and Queries, July 26, 1913.

Books recently published:-

Bartlett's (A. C.) Gardening, 459
Bayley's (H.) The Lost Language of Sym-
bolism, 59, 100

Beaconsfield (Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of), Life
of, by W. F. Monypenny, Vol. II., 118
Beaven's (Rev. A. B.) The Aldermen of the
City of London, Vol. II., 478
Bibliographia Boltoniensis, by A. Sparke, 359
Bodley's (J. E. C.) Cardinal Manning, and
Other Essays, 58

Bohn's Popular Library, Nos. 1 to 20, 319
Book-Prices Current, Vol. XXVII. Parts I.
and II., 220, 459

Books that Count, ed. by W. F. Gray, 299
British Archivist, ed. by R. Holworthy,
Vol. I. No. 1, 379

Budgen's (Rev. W.) Old Eastbourne, 319
Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 1913, 60
Calendar of Entries in the Papal Registers
relating to Great Britain-Papal Letters,
Vol. IX., A.D. 143147, prepared by
J. A. Twemlow, 218-Calendar of the
Patent Rolls preserved in the Public
Record Office, Edward III., Vol. XIII.,
A.D. 1364-7, 458 Calendar of State
Papers and Manuscripts relating to
English Affairs existing in the Archives
and Collections of Venice, Vol. XVIII.,
1623-5, edited by A. B. Hinds, 199
Cambridge History of English Literature,
edited by A. W. Ward and A. R. Waller,
Vol. IX., 198

Cambridge Modern History Atlas, 258
Carr's (W.) The Problem of Truth, 459
Christ's College, Biographical Register of,
compiled by J. Peile, Litt.D., 338
Clayton's (J.) Co-operation, 140;
Unions, 459

Trade

Cobbett (William), The Life and Letters of,
by L. Melville, 518

Compton-Rickett's (Dr.) History of English
Literature, 140

Cooper's (C. H. and T.) Athenæ Cantabrigi-
enses, 239

Craigie's (W. A.) A New English Dictionary,
Sniggle-Sorrow, 399

Cummings's (W. H.) Dr. Arne and Rule,
Britannia,' 239

Cunliffe's (J. W.) Early English Classical
Tragedies, 79

Dickens (Charles) and Music, by J. T. Light-
wood, 259

Dorling's (E. E.) The Leopards of England,
and Other Papers on Heraldry, 419
Englishwoman's Year-Book, 1913, 19
Eyre's (A. M.) Saint John's Wood, 418
Flemings in Oxford, 1650-1700, ed. by J. R.
Magrath, Vols. I. and II., 279

Friedländer's (L.) Roman Life and Manners
under the Early Empire, Vol. IV., 198
Galt's (J.) The Entail, 499
Gardner's (A.) An Account

of Medieval

Figure Sculpture in England, 38

Gooch's (G. P.) History and Historians of
the Nineteenth Century, 278

Hannah's (I. C.) The Berwick and Lothian
Coasts, 360

Books recently published:-

Prayers for

Little Men and Women, 140
Masson's (F.) Charles Lamb, 459
Masterman's (Canon) The Church of Eng-
land, 140

Melville's (L.) The Life and Letters of
William Cobbett, 518

Mildmay Family, A Brief Memoir of the,
compiled by Lieut.-Col. H. A. St. J.
Mildmay, 298

Monypenny's (W. F.) The Life of Benjamin
Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, Vol. II., 118
Murray's (Sir J. A. H.) A New English
Dictionary: Ti-Tombac (Vol. X.), 78
New English Dictionary: Sniggle-Sorrow,

by W. A. Craigie, 399; Ti-Tombac, by
Sir J. A. H. Murray, 78

Oxford Book of Victorian Verse, chosen by
A. Quiller-Couch, 139

Pageant of English Prose, edited by R. M.
Leonard, 158

Phillips's (Dr.) The Science of Light, 459
Powicke's (F. M.) The Loss of Normandy
(1189-1204), 519

Price's (J. M.) Dame Fashion, 358

Prior's (E. S.) An Account of Medieval Figure
Sculpture in England, 38

Rae's (J.) The Deaths of the Kings of
England, 299

Rashdall's (Canon) Ethics, 459

Romier's (L.) Les Origines Politiques des
Guerres de Religion: Vol. I. Henri II.
et l'Italie (1547-55), 400

Saulez's (Rev. W. H.) The Romance of the
Hebrew Language, 180

Scharlieb's (Dr. M.) Youth and Sex, 459
Shelley, by S. Waterlow, 459

Sibly's (Dr. F. A.) Youth and Sex, 459

Skeat's (W. W.) The Science of Etymology,

39

Social Guide for 1913, 459

Sparke's (A.) Bibliographia Boltoniensis,
359

Stone's (J. H.) Caravanning and Camping
Out, 499

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

178
Townshend's (Aurelian) Poems and Masks,
ed. by E. K. Chambers, 259

Notes and Queries, July 26, 1913.

Cawthorne family, 53

Cereals, the price of, in 1550, 288, 358

Cesnola (Alessandro Palma di), author, his death,
228

Chadslow, Wilts place-name, 70

Chalking a score,' account-keeping, 248
Challamel (J. B. M.), author, d. 1894, 228
Champion to Charles I., Charles Dymoke, 207
Chanteys, English, references to, 370, 455
Chantrey (Sir F.), sculptor, his education, 170,
230, 312

Chapel: Lamb's Chapel, London, its registers,
51, 354

Chapels, proprietary, in London, 96, 205, 286,
386

Charing Cross, old cross "fallen down," 288, 357
Charles I., his Champion, Charles Dymoke, 207;
memorial in Kent, 305, 378; and the Parlia-
mentary soldiers, 429, 497

Charles family, 70

Charnock (Job), c. 1656, his antecedents, 389,
472, 500

School

Child (R.), Westminster School steward, 1773, 188
Children's books and stories, old-time, 310, 356,
374, 411

Chilston, author of litil tretise" of music, 487
Chippendale (T.), upholsterer, d. 1779, 10, 54,
94, 153, 216

Cholera monument, Sheffield, 90

Christ Church, Oxford, time of Elizabeth, 251
Christian names : Duke and Duchess, 447;
Earnest Appeal, 446; Horatio and Horatia,
345; Indomitable, 446; Inigo, 424
Christian names of French Premiers, 289, 377
Christie family of Baberton, 37
Christmas, bibliography of, 3
Christmas cards, Jonathan King's collection, 33
Christmas Eve in Provence, 51

Christmas rimers in Ulster, 81, 173, 256, 311, 394
Church goods in the seventeenth century, 361,
417

Church in a picture, identification of, 149

Church Times,' its Jubilee, 1863-1913, 141, 161
Churches Lord Grimthorpe's list of, 18; their
history in situ, 55, 155, 231, 298, 377; pic-
tures of the Deity in, 450

Churchill (J.), prisoner of war at Cambrai, 1813,
486

Churchwarden pipe, the origin of, 289
Churchyard inscriptions: copies of, 110,
St. James's, Piccadilly, 185, 224, 303,
Amersham, 464

246;
324;

Cibber (Master), d. 1758, his parentage, 309
Ciborium of Tong Church, 225

Cinque Ports, election of mayors in the, 306
'Citizen,' comedy, 1829, 50, 96

City Livery Companies, records of, 101, 403, 505
Claggett (Wiseman), Westminster scholar, 1732,
309

Clarendon (Lord), quotations in his 'Essay on
War,' 69, 78, 217

'Clarissa Harlowe,' first edition, 250

Cloudsley Bush, origin of the place-name, 388,
494

Clubs: Grillion's, 349, 390, 420, 474; Rota, men.
tioned by Scott, 425, 493; Zodiac, c. 1880, 230
Clubs, coaching, of the nineteenth century, 470
Coaching clubs of the nineteenth century, 470
Cobham family, 421

"Cocks' heads," in Dickens's The Chimes,' 328,
416

Coffee-House and Tavern, Storey's Gate, 449, 516
Coffin, dying in one's, 96, 134, 156, 214, 298, 395,
417
Coin, Bactrian, of Eukratides, 368
College of Arms, Canada, its library and collection,
188
Colleges: matriculation and graduation, 409, 474
Collins (C.), Westminster scholar with Southey,

289

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'Comus' and Gray's Elegy,' a parallel, 206, 277,
318

Comyn (Rev. S. G.) and Lord Nelson, 369
Conquest family, 385

Cooper (A.), miniature painter, b. c. 1600, 168
Cope, name in parish registers before 1700, 288
Copyright law and Longfellow's works, 389
Cork fever," use of the term, 450

Cornhill, demolition of St. Michael's rectory house,
247

Cornish wills in Prerogative Court of Canterbury,
366

Coroner's inquest on Katharine Hamlett, 1580,
306

Cotton (Charles), motto of his Angler,' 155, 498
Cotton family, 408

"Country Girl,' comedy, 1828, 50, 96
Courtenay (C. Barron), Westminster scholar, 70
Courtenay (Sir W.), posed as Messiah, c. 1830, 297
Cowley (Hannah), her farce' Who's the Dupe ?
1779, 50, 96

Cox (S.), barrister, d. 1776, 410

Crécy, 1346, Welsh knights present at, 190, 258
Crests: the moon in her complement ppr., 387;
rose-bush bearing three full-blown roses, 91, 154
Crimean War, General Beatson and, 57, 135, 237
'Critical Review,' two copies, 1756, 389, 517
"Crohil geal," lichen, modern name of, 72, 231,
516

Croker (J. Wilson), author of memoir of, 270, 316
Crooked Usage, London street-name, 150
Crosby Hall, ceiling of the Council Chamber, 87
Crosses, consecration, on outside walls of churches,
33

Crotch (W.), Mus.Doc., c. 1797, Oxford, 387
Crouch family of Rye, Sussex, 208
Crown of the kings of Greece, 507