Volume 183 (1942)

Issue: 1

• AUSTEN AND COOPER FAMILIES; WILLIAM COWPER'S GODSON; E. H. COOPER; INN NAMES AND HERALDRY; HELL-FIRE; SKETCHES OF IMPOSTURE, DECEPTION, AND CREDULITY; TIDE MILLS; SOURCE OF QUOTATION WANTED
• BOOKS WRITTEN IN PRISON; FEATHERBED LANE
• BOSWELL'S ‘LIFE OF JOHNSON’; “PEG WOFFINGTON'S COTTAGES,” TEDDINGTON; QUEEN ELIZABETH: MURDER ATTEMPT; COOPER: COWPER FAMILIES
• COMMANDERIES, PRECEPTORIES, ROUND CHURCHES
• DANIEL DEFOE AND MARTOCK, SOMERSET; HILLS FAMILY
• FIGURES OF SPEECH
• FLEET PRISON; EARLY CULTIVATION OF THE POTATO IN LANCASHIRE
• FOLK-LORE OF CLOTHES; NORMAN VIEWS OF HOSPITALITY; SORLINGUES
• GROTTOES AND SHELL HOUSES; PATRICK'S PURGATORY; FOOTPATHS AND ALLEYWAYS: DIVERSIFIED LOCAL TERMS
• INN NAMES: THE HOLE IN THE WALL; HORSES ON THE STAGE; “FORSTAL”: “FOUR WENT WAYS”; SNOW IN MIDSUMMER; PERCEVAL: PERCIVAL (s.v. ‘FIFTEENTH HUSSARS’)
• IRISH FAMILY HISTORY
• Memorabilia; FLEET PRISON; EARLY CULTIVATION OF THE POTATO IN LANCASHIRE; THE HARCOURTS OF MORETON MORRELL, CO. WARWICK; NARROWEST STREET IN ENGLAND; BOSWELL'S ‘LIFE OF JOHNSON’; “PEG WOFFINGTON'S COTTAGES,” TEDDINGTON; QUEEN ELIZABETH: MURDER ATTEMPT; COOPER: COWPER FAMILIES; AUSTEN AND COOPER FAMILIES; WILLIAM COWPER'S GODSON; E. H. COOPER; INN NAMES AND HERALDRY; HELL-FIRE; SKETCHES OF IMPOSTURE, DECEPTION, AND CREDULITY; TIDE MILLS; SOURCE OF QUOTATION WANTED; COMMANDERIES, PRECEPTORIES, ROUND CHURCHES; RECORDS OF THE TURNPIKE TRUSTS; FOLK-LORE OF CLOTHES; NORMAN VIEWS OF HOSPITALITY; SORLINGUES; INN NAMES: THE HOLE IN THE WALL; HORSES ON THE STAGE; “FORSTAL”: “FOUR WENT WAYS”; SNOW IN MIDSUMMER; PERCEVAL: PERCIVAL (s.v. ‘FIFTEENTH HUSSARS’); SIR ISAAC NEWTON IN AMERICAN LIBRARIES; STRAWBERRIES; HELL-FIRE; OLDEST INHABITED HOUSES; THE PAGNELLS; SALTERNS, SALTWAYS: NAMES ONCE CONNECTED WITH SALT; MASS; DEMONOLOGY AND WITCHCRAFT; DANIEL DEFOE AND MARTOCK, SOMERSET; HILLS FAMILY; BOOKS WRITTEN IN PRISON; FEATHERBED LANE; “WORDS ARE THE DAUGHTERS OF EARTH”; GROTTOES AND SHELL HOUSES; PATRICK'S PURGATORY; FOOTPATHS AND ALLEYWAYS: DIVERSIFIED LOCAL TERMS; THOROUGHFARE NAME: TONTINE STREET; HAMMER PONDS: WEALDEN IRON; QUOTATION WANTED; The Library; THE EARLY LETTERS AND CAREER OF THEOPHILUS LINDSEY; CORRIGENDA; FIGURES OF SPEECH; NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’; IRISH FAMILY HISTORY
• NARROWEST STREET IN ENGLAND
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• RECORDS OF THE TURNPIKE TRUSTS
• SIR ISAAC NEWTON IN AMERICAN LIBRARIES; STRAWBERRIES; HELL-FIRE; OLDEST INHABITED HOUSES; THE PAGNELLS; SALTERNS, SALTWAYS: NAMES ONCE CONNECTED WITH SALT; MASS; DEMONOLOGY AND WITCHCRAFT
• THE EARLY LETTERS AND CAREER OF THEOPHILUS LINDSEY
• THE HARCOURTS OF MORETON MORRELL, CO. WARWICK
• THOROUGHFARE NAME: TONTINE STREET; HAMMER PONDS: WEALDEN IRON; QUOTATION WANTED; The Library
• “WORDS ARE THE DAUGHTERS OF EARTH”; GROTTOES AND SHELL HOUSES

Issue: 2

• A CHOICE TERNARY
• ALLEN : ANDREWS : HAMMOND; ESSEX FARMS: NAMES ENDING IN S
• AN OVERWORKED VOCABLE; ‘LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST’: A NEW SHAKESPEARE ALLUSION
• ANCIENT SPORT: THE QUINTAIN; GROTTOES AND SHELL HOUSES; MASS: WHAT VERB SHOULD BE USED?; SHORE-SIDE STREETS: “THE STADE”; BULL RINGS
• ARNOLD ON SHAKESPEARE; LOCAL MINTS; PEASANT FAMILY SURNAMES : SPECIMENS MAINLY CONFINED TO SINGLE COUNTIES; OLDEST INHABITED HOUSES
• CLARE FAMILY OF BEWDLEY; QUEEN ELIZABETH: MURDER ATTEMPT; ARMS FOR IDENTIFICATION; CARISBROOKE CASTLE; GIANTS; THOMAS HOOD, THE POET; NEW COLLEGE MACE; THE REAL “WELSH WALES.”; “THE OLD SCHOOL TIE.”; NATURAL CHILDREN
• COCKER'S ARITHMETIC; FIELD NAME: PIGHTLE
• DANTEIANA: MONTE GIORDANO; WHALEBONES IN CHURCHES; PACKET STATIONS FOR IRELAND; CHARLES IX OF FRANCE: HIS DEATH
• ELIZABETH JOHNSON, HER IDENTITY; WILLIAM JONES, SENIOR (1675–1749); W. JONES (fl. 1777–1821); “POPULISTS,” A RUSSIAN POLITICAL PARTY; “BIGGIN.”
• FELIX PYAT; ST. PIAT OF TOURNAI; ROGER LONG (1680–1770); WALTER LEAF; GERVAIS, SEIGNEUR DE HARCOURT IN NORMANDY AND HIS DESCENDANTS
• INN NAMES: “THE OLD HOUSE AT HOME”: “THE HOLE IN THE WALL”; RECORDS OF THE TURNPIKE TRUSTS
• LONG INCUMBENCIES
• Memorabilia
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• PETER FABELL AND DR. FAUSTUS
• PORTRAIT OF POPE; TRANSPORT IN SECTIONS; PARLIAMENT; WATERFALLS
• SOURCE WANTED; AUTHOR OF QUOTATION WANTED; The Library
• STEVENSON'S ‘CATRIONA.’
• THE EARLY LETTERS AND CAREER OF THEOPHILUS LINDSEY
• VERSES BY ROBERT SOUTHEY; THE EDUCATION OF KEATS AND SHELLEY: A NOTE WITH SOME QUERIES; RELIC OF ROBERT BURNS
• “HUNDRED OF HOO” RAILWAY; “HUNDREDS” AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT; BOOTHBY PAGNELL: THE OLDEST CHIMNEY IN ENGLAND
• “LIBERTIES”: INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS; MERSEY FERRIES
• “POE” ON INTEMPERANCE

Issue: 3

• BOOKS WRITTEN IN PRISON; “PEG WOFFINGTON'S COTTAGES,” TEDDINGTON; TOLSEY, BOOTHALL; THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE: FABLE; RABBIT'S FOOT CHARM
• CORRIGENDA; NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS
• COVENT GARDEN; LUCY WALTER (1630 ?–1685); LUCY WALTER
• DANTEIANA: MONTE GIORDANO; PARADOX; SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH SON; CHURCHES WITH NO CHANCEL STEP; STONES AS BOUNDARY MARKS; PROFESSIONAL FOOLS
• HARDYSTRAW; EVANS AUCTION ROOMS; THORPE, SURREY; TEMECEAUR; CHURCHES WITH WELLS FOR ADULT BAPTISM; WE ARE NOT AMUSED; PIGS; HISTORY; LORD METCALFE'S ETON JOURNAL
• HIMALAYAN VISIBILITY; ALL HALLOWS, LOMBARD STREET; AN INVENTORY, 1623; JOHN TILNEY (OR TYLNEY), SECOND EARL TILNEY (1712–84) OF WANSTEAD HOUSE NEAR WALTHAMSTOW; BAEDEKER RAIDS; VINGT-SIX SOLDATS DE PLOMB; FOXED PAPER; PSYCHO-THERAPY
• KIPLING AND RUNES
• Memorabilia
• NOTE ON GUTHRIE'S ‘HISTORY OF ENGLAND.’
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.‘
• PARLIAMENT; HONG KONG THE GREATEST PORT
• PLACE-NAMES: READY TOKEN: DROPSHORT: OLD CARLISLE: OLD ABERDEEN; The Library
• ROBIN RUNAWAY; RECORDS OF THE TURNPIKE TRUSTS
• RUCK (OR RUCKE); THE SOUTHERN CROSS
• SOPHOCLES: DECORATION OF HIS DRAMA; BURIAL PLACES OF BISHOPS; SCOTS IN HOLLAND, GERMANY AND POLAND; CHURCH OF SAINT ANDREW UNDERSHAFT, LEADENHALL STREET, CITY OF LONDON; PLACE-NAMES: JACK'S BOOTH; FOSTER'S BOOTH; BASSETT
• TEA-INFUSION; SPANISH DOLLARS CURRENT IN ENGLAND; CHURCHILL: ORIGIN OF THE SURNAME
• THE COURSE OF POST IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• THE EARLY LETTERS AND CAREER OF THEOPHILUS LINDSEY
• THE FAILURE OF DISRAELI'S ‘CONTARINI FLEMING.’; THE RECREATIONS OF CHRISTOPHER NORTH, 1842
• THE LETTERS OF THEOPHILUS LINDSEY; COLUMBINE; “COUPONOMISE”: A NEW WARWORD
• THE “WELSH ROAD”
• THE “WELSH WORD“; PRESANT FAMILY SURNAMES; MUSICAL GHOSTS
• THREE ENGLISH PHRASES: (3) KEEPING A SECRET; LOCAL MINTS; GRIMSDYKE: GRIMSDITCH
• “THE PRUDENT CRANE”: ‘PARADISE LOST,’ VII, 425–431

Issue: 4

• BURIAL PLACES OF DEANS; “IMPACE.”
• CHURCHWARDENS AS AEDILES AND CHAMBERLAINS AND ICONOMI
• COOPER, COWPER, HALY FAMILIES; WILLIAM COWPER (1731–1800); DARK-SKINNED CORNISHMEN; KEN FAMILY; SHARP'S ‘GENEALOGICAL PEERAGE.’; TRILBY
• CORRIGENDA; The Library
• HERALDRY AND “WAR-LEADERSHIP.”
• LONG INCUMBENCIES; HILLS FAMILY
• Memorabilia
• NOTES ON THE ‘O.E.D.’; GRAFTON FAMILY OF ROMFORD AND ILFORD
• PATRICK'S PURGATORY; THE FACE AS AN INDEX OF CHARACTER; COCKER'S ARITHMETIC; “THE OLD SCHOOL TIE”
• QUEEN ELIZABETH: MURDER ATTEMPT; THE DEVON “HE”; DID CHARLES DICKENS HAVE AN AMERICAN GRANDMOTHER?; TIDE MILLS; WILLIAM COWPER'S GODSON
• RUDDER; ZODIACAL LIGHT AND GEGENSCHEIN; GROTTOES AND SHELL HOUSES
• ST. PIAT OF TOURNAI; FOSS-WAY, SOUTH-WEST OF BATH
• STEVENSON: THE WRONG BOX
• THE NUMBERING OF HOUSES IN LONDON STREETS
• THOREAU'S ‘WALDEN.’; LITERAE HUMANIORES; FRENCH REVOLUTION: LAST WORDS OF THE DOOMED; DISRAELI'S NOVELS: KEY TO CHARACTERS; CUTTRIS' COFFEE HOUSE; ANNA SERAFFINI; WILLIAM HAYLEY (1745–1820) AND JOHN JOHNSON
• WILLIAM JONES, SENIOR (1675–1749); W. JONES; “BIGGIN”
• “LIBERTIES”: INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS; MUSLIN DRESSES; The Library
• “THE OLD SCHOOL TIE”; FOOTPATHS AND ALLEYWAYS: DIVERSIFIED LOCAL TERMS; MERSEY FERRIES

Issue: 5

• A DISCOVERY AT STOKE POGES
• ALL HALLOWS, LOMBARD STREET
• BURIAL PLACES OF JUDGES; GARDNER PEERAGE; THE HARCOURTS OF LAPWORTH, BADDESLEY ENSOR, AND POLESWORTH, CO. WARWICK
• BURKE'S CLASSICAL JEST; STAYING; JOHN SMART AND JOHN SMART JUNIOR: MINIATURISTS; CHURCHES WITH A STEP DOWN INTO THE CHANCEL
• CAMBRIDGE INSTALLATION MEDALS, 1835–62
• CARISBROOKE CASTLE; RHYME OF ENGLISH HISTORY; TORN BY WILD HORSES: A METHOD OF EXECUTION; RECORDS OF THE TURNPIKE TRUSTS
• COCKER'S ARITHMETIC; THE REAL “WELSH WALES”; MUSICAL GHOSTS; BULL RINGS; BOOKS WRITTEN IN PRISON; AN INVENTORY, 1623; HARDYSTRAW
• CORRIGENDA; NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS
• EDMUND GRINDAL, FOXE, AND WENDELIN
• EVANS' AUCTION ROOMS; KIPLING AND RUNES; BOSWELL'S ‘LIFE OF JOHNSON’
• FIGURES OF SPEECH
• FOREST WORD: FRITH; GRIMSDYKE: GRIMSDITCH; SALTERNS: SALTWAYS: NAMES ONCE CONNECTED WITH SALT
• KNIGHT OF THE TEMPLE AND SWORD; SHAKESPEARE'S WILL; “THE MONEY DOES NOT STINK.”; STEELYARDS; THE UNOBTAINABLE; MAZES AND LABYRINTHS; ROCK-CARVINGS
• LADY ABERGANEY; FOUR CORNERS; EARLY RAILWAY MAPS; MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, ETC; CAPITALS FOR GENERICS
• LITERARY INACCURACIES; OLD THORN-TREES AND THORN-LORE; WATERFALLS; ROBIN RUNAWAY; LOCAL MINTS
• MATTHEW ARNOLD: UNCOLLECTED LINES; CRESCIT EUNDO; WESTMINSTER ABBEY
• Memorabilia
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• PATMORE AND THE OXYMORON
• SCOTS IN HOLLAND, GERMANY, AND POLAND
• SILVER STREET; CHRONOGRAMS; PESTILE; PLACE-NAME: “DIAL POST.”; MAY 1 CELEBRATIONS; AUTHORS AND SOURCES WANTED
• THE PAGNELLS; BOUNDARY DYKES
• TIDE MILLS; VINGT-SIX SOLDATS DE PLOMB; “BIGGIN”; CHURCHES WITH WELLS FOR ADULT BAPTISM; PSYCHO-THERAPY; THOMAS HOOD, THE POET; BOOTHBY PAGNALL: THE OLDEST CHIMNEY IN ENGLAND; INDIFERENCE TO LOSS OF LIFE; COMMANDERIES, PRECEPTORIES, ROUND CHURCHES
• TITHE BARNS; “LIBERTIES”: INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS; OLDEST INHABITED HOUSES; MERSEY FERRIES; The Library
• VERSES ATTRIBUTED TO JOSEPH HALL; A READING IN ‘WIDSITH.’; PLACE - NAMES BEGINNING WITH “ROTH.”; FOR LITERARY DETECTIVES ONLY
• WHITE'S ‘SELBORNE’: QUERIES

Issue: 6

• A VETERAN CHURCHWARDEN
• BAEDEKER RAIDS; AN INVENTORY, 1623; FOXED PAPER; DISRAELI'S NOVELS: KEY TO CHARACTERS
• CRESSET STONES; BRICKS; METHOD OF BURIAL IN MONASTIC HOUSES; WILLIAM BARLOW; MAGPIES: VISITS TO GARDENS FOR FRUIT; PALET; J. E. CARPENTER; SNUFF-BOXING STICKS; PHOENIX: FIFTH VISIT TO EGYPT; “FRANCESA” AND “GAUCHO.”; WHARFEDALE: BOLTON STRID; GILLINGWATER
• DARK - SKINNED CORNISHMEN; E. H. COOPER; SORLINGUES; FOOTPATHS AND ALLEYWAYS: DIVERSIFIED LOCAL TERMS; STEVENSON'S ‘CATRIONA’
• FRANCHISE STONE, NEAR HEREFORD; LONDON STONE, STAINES:; SOURCES WANTED; LOCAL MINTS
• HANNAH MORE; FALSE DAWN; FOREST WORD: FRITH; SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH SON; COMMANDERIES; PRECEPTORIES; ROUND CHURCHES
• KRIEGSPIELS; PORTUGUESE NAME “STTAU.”; “THE DIAMOND RING.”; KINGS OF ENGLAND; PHILLIP SPENSER; JOAN VERDON; BALIAN, BARIAN, BARISAN; STOUT; IRON RAILINGS: ST. PAUL'S
• LOCAL MINTS; NATURAL CHILDREN; THOMAS HAYNES BAYLY (1797–1839)
• MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF COLONEL HUTCHINSON; GROSVENOR C. BEDFORD; FIRST AID NURSING YEOMANRY CORPS; SOUTH LANCASHIRE AS CHRIST'S CROFT
• MR. CAMBRIDGE SERENADES THE BERRY SISTERS
• Memorabilia
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• NOTES ON “KING.” XVIII
• PACKET STATIONS FOR IRELAND; MAZES AND LABYRINTHS
• PEASANT FAMILY SURNAMES: SPECIMENS MAINLY COFINED TO SINGLE COUNTIES; PARLIAMENT; PLACE-NAMES: JACK'S BOOTH; FOSTER'S BOOTH; BASSETT; GROTTOES AND SHELL HOUSES; The Library
• PEG WOFFINGTON AND MRS. CHOLMONDELEY; AREA NAMES NEAR CHELMSFORD; CROSS TREE; GLACIAL PERIOD: COMPOSITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ERRATIC BOULDERS
• SHENSTONE'S LINES ON AN INN; CONFUSION OF -T AND -N
• SIR ANTHONY VAN DYCK: HIS MARRIAGE AND HIS DESCENDANTS
• THE PAGNELLS; RUCK ARMS GRANT; THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE: FABLE; OLD THORN-TREES; AUSTEN AND COOPER FAMILIES; BIGGIN
• THE WELSH ROAD
• TWO CHAUCER ALLUSIONS
• ‘ZAPOLYA’ AND ‘MEROPE.’
• “PET” IN JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY; SHAKESPEARE: ROSALINE: ROSALIND; ADDITIONS TO “A LIST OF POE'S TALES.”
• “STRAINING” ARCHES; COLD HARBOUR; ABBOTSFORD CLUB; SOUNDING STONES; LAST ENGLISH COUNTY FORMED; STOCKS, PILLORIES AND WHIPPING POSTS; RESTAURANT CARS ON NARROW GAUGE RAILWAYS

Issue: 7

• BUNYAN AND MATTHEW ARNOLD; SCHOTTUS; THE POEMS OF FILICAJA
• CAPITALS FOR GENERICS; LONG INCUMBENCIES
• CHAINED SHOT; MYPOLES; THE REILIGION OF LORD MAYORS OF LONDON; AUTHORS AND SOURCES WANTED
• CHRONOGRAMS; CATHAY; MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, ETC.; GRAFTON FAMILY OF ROMFORD AND ILFORD; PIGS
• CORRIGENDA; The Library
• DEAR; THE BEST ORDER AND THE BEST WORDS; ON A TOMBSTONE IN STENNIS CEMETERY, SHETLAND; DEFINITIONS OF GENIUS
• EARLY RAILWAY MAPS; “TURCHIL”; HYPERBOLE; “IMPACE”; GRASS, RATE OF GROWTH; OLD CONTRIBUTORS TO ‘N. AND Q.’
• FIGURES OF SPEECH; WALT WHITMAN AND THE BROOKLYN FREEMAN
• GRIMSDYKE: GRIMSDITCH; MAZES AND LABYRINTHS
• HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT
• HOGG'S ‘DOMESTIC MANNERS.’
• JOSEPH JOHNSON (1738–1809); THOMAS SHUTTLEWORTH GRIMSHAWE (1778–1850); “FLINGIND HER CAP OVER THE WINDMILL”; THE TEXT OF THE AUTHORISED VERSION; SUGAR LOAF; RAILWAYS
• KINGS OF ENGLAND; LOCAL MINTS; LUCY WALTERS (1630?–1658); HERO OF ROTRON; CATTRIS'S COFFEE HOUSE; CHURCHES WITH WELLS FOR ADULT BAPTISM
• KNIGHT OF THE TOWER AND SWORD; THOMAS JOHNSON'S EARLY BOTANICAL WORKS; CENTRE OF ENGLAND; ZONS; CHARTIST COLONY AT HERONSGATE, HERTS
• MAZES AND LABYRINTHS; EVANS' AUCTION ROOMS; WESTMINSTER ABBEY; EARLY RAILWAY MAPS
• Memorabilia
• NOTES ON PLACE-NAMES; ARNOLD AND PRESIDENT GRANT
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• PLACE-NAMES ON ROMAN ROADS; SOURCE OF QUOTATION WANTED; “LIBERTIES”: INDEPENDANT AND ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS
• THE ANCIENT NORTHERN FAMILY OF LUMLEY
• THE COURT, WEST HYDE: HORN HILL COURT; MELLOR; NODIER, SCOTT, AND ‘TRILBY’; CABESTERRE, CABSTERRE OR CAPESTERRE; WIGZALL: WIGZELL FAMILY; ISAAC PYKE, GOVERNOR OF ST. HELENA
• THE MONEY DOES NOT STINK; ‘TRILBY’; KNIGHT OF THE TEMPLE (rectius TOWER) AND SWORD; HARPIES; THE TEXT OF THE AUTHORISED VERSION
• The Library
• “LIBERTIES”: INDEPENDANT AND ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS; MASS: WHAT VERB SHOULD BE USED?

Issue: 8

• AMBIGUITY; WORD CHANGING ITS SENSE IN WARTIME; HAZEL NUTS; OLDEST PARISH REGISTER; PUNCTUATION: A QUESTION; ORIGIN OF THE RAILWAY GUAGE
• ARRANGING THE GREEK ANTHOLOGY
• BRIDANOIRE AND ETRETAT; DRIDINOIRE AND L'ARTELE; MANSION HOUSE; MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, ETC.
• CASTLE, CHAPEL, AND WINDMILL “TUMPS.”; DOVECOTS AND COLUMBARIA
• CHURCHES WITH WELLS FOR ADULT BAPTISM; ALICE ARDEN; WILLIAM HAYLEY; THE CONDUCTOR'S BATON
• DUKE OF CALABRIA'S THIRD SON; “BLACK-OUT” IN ALL LANGUAGES; “FAREWELL VAIN WORLD.” EPITAPH; BURIAL CUSTOM; WHO'S WHO IN ENGLISH LITERATURE, 1848 to 1862?
• ENGLISH GRAVES AT TILIVICHE
• FIGURE OF KNIGHT TEMPLAR AT KNARESBOROUGH (s.v. ‘COMMANDERIES, PRECEPTORIES, ROUND CHURCHES’); OUTLYING PORTIONS OF PARISHES AND COUNTIES; BILLINGSGATE AND BILLINGSHURST; AN UNUSUAL SIGN; MERCANTILE INLAND NAVIGATION: UPPER THAMES
• FOOTPATHS AND ALLEYWAYS: DIVERSIFIED LOCAL TERMS; CHURCHES WITH A STEP DOWN INTO THE CHANCEL
• HASHISH; STOOLS OF REPENTACE; PHRASES FROM COLMAN'S ‘HEIR AT LAW’; KRIEGSPIEL; TOLSEY: BOOTHALL
• MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, ETC.; PLACE-NAME: “DIAL POST”; SNEINTON: NOTTINGHAM
• MUSICAL GHOSTS; FOREST WORD: FRITH; “FOUR CORNERS”; OLD WEDDING CUSTOM; PESTILE; SOUTH LANCASHIRE AS CHRIST'S CROFT
• Memorabilia
• NEWDIGATE VERSE PRIZE AT OXFORD; “WOLFUS” BIRD; FIELD-MARSHAL VISCOUNT ALLENBY AS AN ORNITHOLOGIST; SHAMBLES; ARTICLES OF WAR; CAME OVER WITH THE CONQUEROR; SIR EDWARD CLERK; METRE; THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT
• NOTE ON ‘O.E.D.’:
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• RECORDS OF THE TURNPIKE TRUSTS
• STEELYARDS; FOOTPATHS AND ALLEYWAYS: DIVERSIFIED LOCAL TERMS
• STOCKS, PILLORIES; PLACE-NAME: “THE CATERING-PATH; MAGPIES: VISITS TO GARDENS FOR FRUIT; MUSICAL GHOSTS
• THE CÆDMON STORY: BIBLIOGRAPHY; DIE ENTWALSCHUNG1 DER DEUTSCHEN SPRACHE; “THEY ALSO SERVE…”
• TOWERS OF LOWICK
• The Library; OBITUARY: JAMES WILLIAM FAWCETT
• The Library
• “HIDE-AND-SEEK” SATIRES OF THE RESTORATION AND XVIII-CENTURY

Issue: 10

• AMERICA 100 YEARS AGO
• AN UNUSUAL INN SIGN; RAILWAYS
• CROSS TREE
• DISRAELI'S QUOTATIONS
• GLACIAL PERIOD: COMPOSITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ERRATIC BOULDERS; ALL HALLOWS, LOMBARD STREET; THE COURT, WEST HYDE: HORN HILL COURT
• HERALDRY AND THE ‘HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT.’
• MERCANTILE INLAND NAVIGATION: UPPER THAMES; SHAMBLES
• Memorabilia
• OLDEST PARISH REGISTER; KINGS OF ENGLAND; MAZES AND LABYRINTHS
• ON THE TRACK OF THE BASKERVILLES; A BISHOP IN THE EYES OF YOUTH
• PLACE-NAME: “DIAL POST”; STONES AS BOUNDARY MARKS; CHRISTIAN NAME: CHANTAL; MANSION HOUSE
• SHAMBLES; ‘THE DIAMOND RING’; DOVECOTS AND COLUMBARIA
• SILBURY HILL; LAMB ON REVISIONS: AN UNCOLLECTED LETTER; SHIRE OAK
• SOME NOTES ON CHAPMAN'S POEMS
• SUGAR-LOAF; FERRY RIGHTS; MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, ETC; CHRONOGRAMS; THE PAGNELLS
• The Library
• UNDERBANK CHAPEL, STANNINGTON; PETRARCH'S CHAIR; EDWARD FITZGERALD: GRAVE AND ROSE; SOME QUEBEC PLACE-NAMES; GREMLIN; SIR ORLANDO BRIDGEMAN
• WARDS; POSTAL DISTRICTS; HENRY, EARL OF ARUNDEL (1511–1580); TALKING LIKE A DUTCH UNCLE; MONASTIC INNS; SURGEONS AND JURIES
• ‘THE TRIAL OF THE UNITARIANS FOR A LIBEL ON THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.’; SIR SAMUEL WHALLEY, KT.; ‘A HISTORY OF STAMFORD BULLRUNNINGS.’; “FLOURE OF THWELL.”; ANCIENT FAMILIES
• “STRAINING” ARCHES; WATERFALLS
• “THE MOST UNKINDEST.”; NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• “WE ARE NOT AMUSED”; THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT; “FORSTAL”: “FOUR WENT WAYS”; PARLIAMENT CLOCKS; FIELD-NAME: PIGHTLE

Issue: 11

• ALEXANDER OF MENSTRIE FAMILY; GAVIN: HEARSEY FAMILIES; DAVID GAVIN, OF LANGTON, BERWICKSHIRE
• ARNOLD AND THE CAMBRIDGE PLATONISTS; LAMB AND DOLLARS IN ENGLAND, 1821; SOUTHEY'S ‘JOAN OF ARC.’; COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS
• CAME OVER WITH THE CONQUEROR; WHO'S WHO IN ENGLISH LITERATURE 1848–1862
• CHRIST'S CROFT; MELLOR; SCOTS IN HOLLAND, GERMANY AND POLAND
• CORRIGENDA; The Library
• EL SANTO NINO DE LA GUARDIA; JOHNSON ON BANKS'S GOAT; BAILIWICK: BAILIFF
• FIGURES OF SPEECH
• GRAFFITO IN PEBMARSH CHURCH; LUTTRELL-CHAWORTH
• JOSEPH ADDISON'S “MAN-PLANTER.”; ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS OF POE'S ‘VALDEMAR CASE.’
• LAMBETH DEGREES; DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND; LIDDELL AND SCOTT; MANSION HOUSE; KITCAT PORTRAITS
• LIDDELL AND SCOTT; THE ALPHABET IN CHANTRY SCHOOLS; A LETTER TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD BYRON OF 1821; ‘CRIMES OF THE CLERGY.’
• MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, ETC.; MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, ETC; WHELYAN, SCUDAMORE, FERRERS, OF GROBY; ST. PIAT OF TOURNAI
• Memorabilia
• NOTES ON THE ‘OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY.’
• OLD LONDON THEATRES AND MUSIC HALLS; SHAMBLES; “FAREWLL, VAIN WORLD”: EPITAPH; SOURCE OF QUOTATION WANTED
• OUTLYING PORTIONS OF PARISHES AND COUNTIES; KNIGHT OF THE TOWER AND SWORD
• OUTLYING PORTIONS OF PARISHES AND COUNTIES
• PLACE-NAME: “LITTLE LONDON”; ORIGIN OF THE RAILWAY GAUGE; A READING IN GIBBON; GROTTOES AND SHELL HOUSES
• PRECEPTORIES; NYMPHIUS: ACCARION: PHILOCALUS; ST. CELICT; ST. ITA; PARISH BOUNDARIES; GRAVE OR GREAVES; DAVIES, SIR THOMAS, LORD MAYOR, 1677; WILLIAM PITT'S GODFATHER; HANSOMS; CAMDEN; ROMAN CITY STREETS: DECUMANUS; SOURCE OF QUOTATION WANTED
• STEVENSON: THE WRONG BOX
• THE ANCIENT NORTHERN FAMILY OF LUMLEY
• THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT; THE FIRST LINE OF “THYRSIS”; CAME OVER WITH THE CONQUEROR
• TWO CRAFTSMEN; DISRAELI AND BAUM; FLECKER AND BYRON
• TYNDALE'S ‘SUPPER OF THE LORD.’
• WILLIAM BARLOW; ORIGIN OF HONEY; NEWDIGATE PRIZE
• “BLANCHER” AND “SHEWEL.”; NOTES FROM THE ‘O.E.D.’

Issue: 12

• A NOTE ON PLACE-NAMES; “SHIRE” IN PLACE-NAMES OTHER THAN COUNTIES
• AN ANGLICAN HISTORIAN ON NONCONFORMITY
• BOOKS WRITTEN IN PRISON; NATURAL CHILDREN; SIR ORLANDO BRIDGEMAN; PLACE-NAME: “DIAL POST”; TAX ON BAPTISMS
• CRESSET STONES
• DOMENICO ANGELO AND JOHNSON FAMILY; HENRY ANGELO; WILLIAM COWPER AND JOHN JOHNSON
• EDMUND KEAN
• HALLAMSHIRE: RICHMONDSHIRE; PORTWAY; UNUSUAL INN SIGN; OLDEST PARISH REGISTER; SURGEONS AND JURIES
• HARCOURT MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS AT STAINES PARISH CHURCH, MIDDLESEX; VICTORIAN COACHING REVIVAL
• HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT: THE BARENTINES
• JOURNALISTIC ANECDOTAGE ABOUT SCOTT
• LOXFORD BRIDGE, ILFORD; JAMES STUART; MARQUIS TOWNSHEND: PORTRAIT; WITT COLLECTION; DYMOKE, CHAMPIONS OF ENGLAND; ECTOPLASM
• METRE; DOUGLAS AS A FAMILY NAME: (s.v. ‘SCOTS IN HOLLAND, GERMANY AND POLAND’)
• Memorabilia
• OBSOLETE WORDS IN A XVII-CENTURY INVENTORY
• SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH SON; LOCAL MINTS; HAYMARKETS IN LONDON; The Library
• SIZE OF THE OCTOPUS; ROAD NAME: “FAIRMILE.”; FIELD-NAMES: “PIECE”: “DANCE.”; ‘THE SOLITARY SIOUX.’; QUEEN ANNE SQUARE; BRITISH MUSEUM; CROSSING THE EQUATOR; OLD BALLADS
• SOME NOTES ON CHAPMAN'S POEMS
• SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION; CAMBRIDGE: FROM PENSIONER TO FELLOW COMMONER IN 1821; YOUNG'S ‘NAVAL LYRICK.’
• TAX ON BAPTISMS; COLD HARBOUR; MUSICAL GHOSTS; MIXED MARRIAGES; CLEVER MEN
• TELEPATHY; LONG INCUMBENCIES; FOREST WORD: FRITH
• THE EMPRESS EUGENIE
• THE GENERAL POST OFFICE:
• THE GOWRIE CONSPIRACY; SURNAMES DERIVED FROM PLACE-NAMES
• THE ‘HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT’ AND THE ‘COMPLETE PEERAGE.’
• THREE QUERIES FROM ‘CONINGSBY.’; TREE-VOICES; “PISTLE” OR “PISTOLL.”; ANTONIA DEL BALZO; ALLBREATH; YOUTH MOVEMENT
• The Library
• “LANTHORN AND CANDLE-LIGHT.”; “WOODSTOCK'S WORK.”; EARLY MAYORS OF LANCASTER; THOMAS LORD; HOME-MADE WINES; ASSOCIATES FOR ANGLO-AMERICAN UNDERSTANDING; “FRANCISBURG,” SCOTLAND; CHARLOTTE ATKINS, NEE WALPOLE; MARYLAND POINT, ESSEX

Issue: 13

• ABBOTSFORD CLUB; RAWDON LUBBOCK BROWN; KITCAT PORTRAITS; TAXES ON MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND BURIALS; DOVECOTES AND COLUMBARIA
• ALICE MEYNELL: AN UNCOLLECTED POEM
• AN ANIMAL USING A TOOL; THONG CASTLE; GREMLIN; THE PAGNELLS
• CORRIGENDA; The Library; NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS
• DISRAELI AND GOLDWIN SMITH; CLOUGH AND PATMORE; SCITLIVISSI
• ENGLISH LITERARY SOCIETY IN 1839; SOME COMMENDATORY VERSES BY GEORGE WITHER
• FOSSE-WAY, SOUTH-WEST OF BATH; PRECEPTORIES; SHIRE OAK; OLD HORSE TRAMS: DOUBLE-TREADED WHEELS
• GLOBAL DARKNESS
• MANOR ROLLS; VALENTINES; CORONATION OF GEORGE IV; SEWAL FITZHENRY; GILBERT DE GAUL; LAWN TENNIS: FIRST LITERARY REFERENCE; LEAVES OF LAUREL; EARLY SUNDIALS ON CHURCHES; LAST HORSE TRAMS
• Memorabilia
• NOTES ON ‘HAVELOK’
• OLD LONDON THEATRES AND MUSIC HALLS; KINGS OF ENGLAND; WILLIAM BARLOW; HANSOMS; FORBIDDEN FRUIT; SUGAR LOAF
• OXFORD DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS. DESIDERATA. I; DRANG; BOULEVARD DE GAND; SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS: INDETERMINATE DEMARCATION
• PLAYS WITH LONG RUNS; MAROIS; THE SCOTS; LONG DISTANCE WALKING POSTMEN; INN NAMES: SIX LORDS; CASE IS ALTERED; TWO BREWERS; STONE AT LEE, NEAR WENDOVER; “THE NEW INVENTION” AS A PLACE-NAME
• ROMAN ARITHMETIC; IRISH FAMILY HISTORY
• RUDYARD KIPLING'S FATHER; “NOTHING BUT THEIR EYES TO WEEP WITH”; FLOURE OF TH'WELL
• RUDYARD KIPLING'S FATHER
• SIR WILLOUGHBY'S PATTERN
• STONES AS BOUNDARY MARKS; THE FIRST WINSTON CHURCHILL; FERRY RIGHTS; LOCAL MINTS
• SURNAMES AND PLACE-NAME; “MYSELF” FOR “ME.”; NOTES ON THE TURNPIKE TRUSTS
• THE ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL PEPYS
• THE PAGNELLS; “TWO FIRST” OR “FIRST TWO”
• The Library
• ‘THE KING'S ENGLISH.’