André (Major John), his portrait, execution, and Anonymous Works: ghost, 7, 31, 477 Andrew arms, 289, 336 Andrews (Henry), almanac maker, 16, 57 Angel inn, lines on, 188 Anglo-Celt on House to let," 19 Anglo-Scotus on Maud, Countess of Clare, 473 Coupeland (John de), 284 Johanna of Acre, 304 Anon. on old Nuremberg ballad, 227 "Bovgge the bere," 168 Diary of a Yorkshire clergyman, 88 Manchester parish church, 68 Anonymous pamphlets connected with Oxford, 423 Mary Magdalen's Complaint, 447 Muse commenc'd Preacher, 169 Notes on Cambridgeshire Churches, 289 Only for Something to Say, 289, 319 Palingenesia, the World to Come, 349, 453 Personal Sketches of Eminent Men, 217 Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, 229 Russian Rites and English Prayers, 229 Samson Agonistes; or, History of Samson, 508 Sermons, &c., upon the Plague, 509 Shakespeare and his Friends, 329, 359, 379 Swans of Wilton, 229 Town and Country Mouse, 60 Voice from a Mask, 328 Walk through Switzerland, 229 Wanted a Title, a farce, 449 Anpiel on "Rete Corvil," its meaning, 57 Apis on Parthenissa, 387 Death-bed Scenes and Pastoral Conversations, 36 Apperson (G. L.), on Goldsmith's "Deserted Vil Deil's Reply to Robert Burns, 148, 237 Dialogue betwixt a Cittizen and a poore Countreyman, 509 Distressed State of the Icelanders, 429 Divine Breathings, 240, 336, 418, 433, 478 England's Day, a poem, 168, 217 Familiar Quotations, 49, 79, 99, 159, 179 Faust, translation of, published in 1842, 89 Frank Heartwell; or, Fifty Years Ago, 349 Gaulliad, The, 349 Heads versus Pockets, a drama, 449 Hints to some Churchwardens, 248 History of France, 388 Hope Leslie, 329, 359 Legende of ye Castle at Huntyngdune, 169 London in the Olden Time, 329, 479 Macbeth, a poem, 49 Maid's Revenge, 89 Man in the Moon, 288, 416 lage," 491 Reynard the Fox," 296 Apuæ, use of the word, 325, 417, 477, Archery, its bibliography, 26 Argent on curious Christian names, 77 Scotch territorial names, 488 Armour, funeral, 73, 178, 252, 375, 457 Arms, right to bear, 29, 152, 177, 196, 271, 309, 356, 395, 409; satirical coat of, 228; on choir stalls in Haarlem Cathedral, 269, 318, 351, 395, 417; "Nobility" rolls of, 274, 358 Army in Ireland, its pay and clothing, temp. Elizabeth, 286 Arrowsmith (Father), his hand, 94, 318 Artifex, its etymology, 341 As, its provincial use, 288 Asparagus, Dutch way of cutting, 264, 319, 397 Ass, local names for, 28, 56, 155, 157, 197 Astrological predictions fulfilled, 85, 207 Athill (C. H.) on payments in church porches, 432 Atkinson (H. J.) on Common Prayer Book, temp. Eliz., 514 Prayer Books with royal arms, 119 Atkyns (Sir Robert), editions of his "Gloucester- B. (W. C.) on Shakspeariana, 22 Atlas of maps of dioceses of England, 56 Auvergne: "Bienvenu Auvergnat," 89 Barbary, human sacrifices in, 89 294 Lovejoy (E. P.), 68 Sunflower, 178 Toothache, passages on, 88 B. (W. E.) on Bayard's Leap, 316 Bolles pedigree, 237 H B. (W. J.) on pistle for Good Friday, 217 B. (W. M.) on "Seeing is believing," 157 Bacon (Montague) on "Hudibras," 7, 30, 57, 298 Reading for Railways," Badges, simulated Tudor, 39 Manuscripts, method of designating, 305 Mogador, port of, its captain, 346 Morocco, classics in, 245 Norfolk dialect and hymnology, 147 Ordeal by hot iron, 225 Poet, an emigré, 66 Salt a protection against evil spirits, 206 Tennyson (A.), his "Confessions of a Sensitive Watts (Wm. Green), 386 Azure, its derivation, 104, 189, 214, 238, 497. B. on "How Lord Nairn was saved," 9 B. (B. H.) on "Assistant and Guide to Bath," 107 B. (C. O.) on Hems, its meaning, 93 Peter-pence, 506 B. (E.) on Ballad of "William and Margaret," 468 Samosatenians, or Socinians, 48 Wellingore, its derivation, 493 B. (E. M.) on style and title, 130 B. (F.) on destruction of Houses of Parliament, 77 B. (G. F. R.) on Wrest-beer and Kilderkin, 274 B. (G. G.) on Luther and Cranach, 167 Mint pasty Primrose pasty, 49 B. (H. W.) on Ribbesford Church, 267 B. (J. E.) on Suisses-Door-porters, 55 B. (J. H.) on Elizabeth Blunt, 9 B. (J. R.) on Dissenting minister a centenarian, 509 Waters or Walters family, 387 B. (S. W.) on American clergy, 137 Churchman, natural son of Charles II., 127 Bailey (J. E.) on Rev. Thomas Brancker, 41, 345 Howell (James) and his "Familiar Letters," 450 Leigh Grammar School: Abp. Cranmer, 83 Panchielus, &c., 367 Balcony or Balcony, 39, 56, 78, 357, 431 Ballads, Fletcher's saying about, 148 Barbadoes, its registers, 178 Barbary, human sacrifices in, 89 Barbeau sprig, a china pattern, 353, 377 Bargaining: Prix fixe, 207 Barker (Col. John), his relations, 408 Barker (John), his diary, 227 Barker (W. P.) on French prisoners of war, 335 Barnham (J. C.) on portrait by Gaultier, 228 Baronets, designation of their wives, 486 Barrow (G. F.) on church goods in Norfolk, 183, 242, 364 Barrows, ancient, assemblies near, 369, 413 Barrymore ("Lady"), her biography, 276 Bassi (Laura), professor at Bologna, 8, 75 Erskine (Lord Chancellor), 233 Knox (V.), his "Spirit of Despotism," 43 Periwig, its derivation, 152 Poems on towns and countries, 169 Theology the queen of sciences, 32 Bath, "Stranger's Assistant and Guide to," 107; its Battersea, site of Watney's distillery, 36 Baughan (M. A.) on Henry Andrews, 16 Bayard's Leap, South Lincolnshire, 126, 315 Bazeley (W.) on St. Ives charters, 248 Bell, waggonell, 149 Bell inscriptions, 53 Bell (J.) on privileged mills, 410 Bellamy (E.) on “Dilambergendi Insula," 295 Bells, pancake, 186; striking after the passing bell, Benn (Rev. R.), of Charlton-upon-Otmoor, 13 Dante and the word Lucciola, 358 Mushrooms growing near the sea, 495 Bernher (Austin), presented to Southam rectory, 168, Berwick (Edward), pseudonym, 289 Betts (B. R.) on story of a man who sold his soul, 508 Bevys: Sir Bevys, winner of the Derby, 449, 493 Supplement to the Notes , with No. 290, July 19, 1879 Bibliothecary on James Bowling, 127 Chess-boards, old inscribed, 89 Generation, length of, 255 "Greatest happiness of the greatest number," 247 Knox (V.), his "Spirit of Despotism," 174 Shelley (P. B.) and Byron, 66 Bickerton in the "Oxford Spy," 172 Bickly (C. H.) on Joan Shakespere, 514 Bicycle Club, mottoes for, 46, 418 Bigland (Ralph), his "Gloucestershire Collections," 367 = Bingham (C. W.) on MS. of sixteenth century, 464 Servants' hall forfeits, 236 Somersetshire meteorological notices, 445 Biographical queries, 468 Birch (W. J.) on "Life would be tolerable," &c., 366 Razors, their early use, 384 Bird, ungrateful, 385 Bird (Mr.), sculptor, 126 Birkenhead wreck, poem on, 248 Birmingham Free Library, its destruction by fire, 41 Bishop (Sir H. R.), his Vandunk, 52 Bishops, College of, their designations, 125 Bishops, present of gloves by, 268; their wives, 448 Black (W. G.) on Celts and Saxons, 52 Milton (J.) and J. R. Green, 165 Small-pox, treatment of, 76 Blaydes (F. A.), on Boswert, the engraver, 176 Blenkinsopp (E. L.) on Cad, its meaning, 458 Isaiah xxii., 18, 26 Islamism, women under, 477 Manus Christi, 136 Muff Stupid person, 511 Prayer towards the east, 490 Smollett (T.), his " Adventures of an Atom," 9 Thistle as the emblem of Scotland, 295 Turnip-stealing, 378 Upper ten thousand," 174 Whip-top, its antiquity, 36 Whistling, a local habit, 275 Winter, hard, and many berries, 146 Yankee, its meaning, 18 Blooming, a new slang word, 46, 174, 197 Blossoms, or Bossoms, a tavern sign, 18, 278, 377 Burke's Historical Portraits, vol. i., 219 Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 199 Camoens's Lusiads, translated by J. J. Aubertin, Catalogi Codicum Manuscriptorum Bibliothecæ Chesterfield's Letters, 400 Clarke's Recollections of Writers, 239 Colenso's Pentateuch and Book of Joshua, part Collins's The British Birds, 180 Cornwall Royal Institution, Journal of, 180 Creighton's Life of Duke of Marlborough, 499 Gwydir Family, History of the, 300 Harvey (William), by R. Willis, 99 Hearn's The Aryan Household, 458 Heine's Prose, Wit, Wisdom and Pathos from, by Home's Songs of a Wayfarer, 20 Jessopp's Generation of a Norfolk House, 399 Library Journal, 360 Locker's Patchwork, 139 Lodge's Peerage and Baronetage, 199 Loftie's Memorials of the Savoy, 279 Magazine of American History, 60 Moore's Columbarium, 380 Müller's Lectures on Origin and Growth of New Quarterly Magazine, 120 North's Plutarch, Four Chapters of, 100 Palgrave Family Memorials, 140 Peacock's Index of Royalists, 459 Pindar, by F. D. Morice, 219 Plymtree Church, Chancel Screen of, by T. Mozley, Poets Laureate of England, by W. Hamilton, 79 Pryce's Ancient British Church, 379 Reiester Booke of Saynte Denis Backechurch, Rembrandt Van Rhyn, Catalogue of Etched Work Remembrancia, Analytical Index to, 499 Books recently published:- Ross's Celebrities of the Yorkshire Wolds, 260 St. Bartholomew's Hospital Reports, vol. xiv., 100 Shakespeare's Time, by Edwin Goadby, 140 519 Sussex Archæological Collections, vol. xxxix., 379 Waltoniana, with Notes by R. H. Shepherd, 299 Wiesner's Youth of Queen Elizabeth, 479 Boots, ancient pair of, 24, 75 Borlebog (Miss Anne), an aged actress, 28 Boss Master, its derivation, 77 Boston, New England, King's Chapel at, 428 Boswert (Mr.), the engraver, and his works, 68, 176 Bouchier (J.) on Dante's voyage of Ulysses, 190; Milton (John) and Vallombrosa, 463 Bourchier (William), his wife, 427 Bourras, Confrérie des, their office book, 452 "Lines on an Infant," 365 Bowles (W. L.), "Defence of Public Schools," 447 British towns, their legendary origin, 49 "Sweet smells the brier," 246 Turke (John), his will, 418 Broctuna on Loppard, its meaning, 358 Brown (J.) on Lavater on ghosts, 72 Browne (C. E.) on Elizabethan dramatists, 344 Lothe, its meaning, 468 Bryant (Wm. Cullen), his regulations, 96; his Chris- Buckingham (Leicester Silk), his writings, 244, 295 "Builder," its 1879th number, 140 Bull, parish, 15, 37 Buller (Charles Reginald), his death, 347 Bunyan (John), his Bible, 106; death of his descen- Burial at night, 1601, 349, 474 Burnie (R. W.) on "Peace at any price," 187 Butler (Henry) of Handley, his descendants, 488 C. on Landegg family, 336 C. (C.) on Richard Cumberland, 504 C. (G.) on Francis Eginton, 274 C. (H. B.) on Homer: the wrath of Achilles, 102 Brancker (Rev. Thomas), M.A., of Whitegate and C. (H. G.) on lines on the Angel Inn, 188 Macclesfield, 41, 174; his lineage, 344 Saturday and the Royal Family, 317, 379, 475 Brewer (Rev. John S.), his death, 160 Brightwell (D. B.) on Shropshire superstition, 45 Shrove Tuesday custom, 97 C. (H. H.) on Hatts, surname, 466 C. (H. W.) on Bristol electioneering speech, 149 C. (J. L.) on Heralds' Visitations, 433, 515 C. (J. R. S.) on "Divine Breathings," 478 C. (N. H.) on colour in the treatment of disease, 166 Marsh (John), 48 |