Volume s1-IX (1854)

Issue: 219

• A STRAWBERRY-HILL GEM
• BURIAL-PLACE OF ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON; Grammars, &c. for Public Schools; “To captivate.”; Bohn's Edition of Matthew of Westminster
• Burton Family; Provost Hodgson's Translation of the Atys of Cutullus; Wylcotes' Brass; Hoby, Family of; their Portraits; The Keate Family; Sir Charles Cotterell; Huc's Travels; Pictures at Hampton Court Palace
• CELTIC AND LATIN LANGUAGES; GEOMETRICAL CURIOSITY
• Explanation of the Word “Miser.”; “Acis and Gulatea.”; Birm-bank; General Thomas Gage; RAPPING NO NOVELTY
• French Season Rhymes and Weather Rhymes; Curions Epitaph in Tillingham Church, Essex; DOMESTIC LETTERS OF EDMUND BURKE; Farrunt's Anthem; Ascension Day Custom; Sawbridge and Kinght's Numismatic Collections; “The spire whose silent finger points to heaven.”
• Irish Chieftains; General Braddock; Lawless Court, Rochford, Essex; Motto on old Damask
• John Waugh; Daughters taking their Mothers' Names; “Service is no Inheritance; Sir Christopher Wren and the young Carver; Souvaruff's Despatch; Detached Church Towers; Queen Anne's Motto; Lawyers' Bags
• LETTERS OF EMINENT LITERARY MEN
• Lawyers' Bags; Bust of Luther; Grammar in relation to Logic; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• Lord Fairfax; Tailless Cats; Saltcellar; Arms and Motto granted to Col. William Carlos; Naval Atrocities; Turlehydes; Foreign Orders; Pickard Family
• Notices to Correspondents
• OCCASIONAL FORMS OF PRAYER
• ORDER FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VAGRANCY, A.D. l650–51
• THE BLACK-GUARD; THE CALVES' HEAD CLUB
• THE “ANCREN RIWLE.”
• The Calotype Process; Hockin's Short Sketch; Photographic Society's Exhibition
• “Firm was their faith,” &c; Vellum-cleaning; Wooden Tombs; Solar Eclipse in the Year 1263; Lines on Woman; Satin
• “Quid facies,” &c; Sotades; The Third Part of “Christabel”; Attainment of Majority; Lord Halifax and Mrs. C. Barton; The fifth Lord Byron

Issue: 220

• Assuming Names; False Dates in Water-marks of Papers; CAPTAIN FARRE
• Authors and Publishers; Inscriptions on old Pulpits; Recent Curiosities of Literature
• B. L. M.; “The Forlurn Hope”; Two Brothers of the same Christian Name; Passage in Watson; Derivation of “Mammet”; Ampers
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• CELTIC ETYMOLOGY; The Calotype Process: curling up of Paper
• EMBLEMATIC MEANINGS OF PRECIOUS STONES— PLANETS OF THE MONTHS SYMBOLISED BY PRECIOUS STONES
• GRIFFIN'S “FIDESSA,” AND SHAKSPEARE'S “PASSIONATE PILGRIM.”; CAPS AT CAMBRIDGE
• Jews and Egyptians; Skin-flint; Garlic Sunday; Custom of the Corporation of London; General Stokes; Rev. Philip Morant
• KING JAMES'S IRISH ARMY LIST OF 1689–90
• LETTERS OF EMINENT LITERARY MEN
• Lord Clarendon and the Tubwoman; Oaths; Double Christian Names; Chip in Porridge; Clarence Dukedom; Prospectuses; “I put a spoke in his wheel”; NOTES ON BOOKS
• MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY; MANUSCRIPT CATENA
• Master of the Nails; Nattochiis and Calchanti; “Ned o' the Todding.”; Bridget Cromwell and Fleetwood; Culet; THE ASTEROIDS OR RECENTLY DISCOVERED LESSER PLANETS
• Misapplication of Terms; Belle Sauvage; Arms of Geneva; “Arabian Nights' Entertainments”; Richard I.
• NEWSPAPER FOLK LORE
• NON-RECURRING DISEASES; MILTON'S WIDOW
• Silo; Laurie on Finance; David's Mother; Anagram; Passage in Sophocles
• TABLE-TURNING
• The Position of Suffragan Bishops in Convocation; Cambridge Mathematical Questions; Crabbe MSS; Tilly, an Officer of the Courts at Westminster; Mr. Gye; Three Fleurs-de-Lys; The Commons of Ireland previous to the Union in 1801; “All Holyday at Peckham.”; Arthur de Vere
• Turner's Paper; A Practical Photographic Query; “Service is no Inheritance”; Francis Browne; Catholic Bible Society ; Legal Customs

Issue: 221

• A CAROL OF THE KINGS; SIR W. SCOTT AND SIR W. NAPIER; Sign of Rain; Communications with Iceland
• A PLEA FOR THE CITY CHURCHES; ECHO POETRY
• AMBIGUITY IN PUBLIC WRITING
• Barrels Regiment; Sneezing; Does “Wurm,” in modern German, ever mean Serpent?; Longfellow's Reaper and the Flowers
• Berkhampstead Records; “The secunde personne of the Trinetee”; St. John's, Oxford, and Emmanuel, Cambridge; “Malbrough s'en va-t-en guerre.”; Prelate quoted in Procopius; The Alibenistic Order of Freemasons; Saying respecting Ancient History; An Apology for not speaking the Truth; Sir John Morant; Portrait of Plowden; Temperature of Cathedrals; Dr. Eleazar Duncon; The Duke of Buckingham
• CHRONOGRAMS
• Charge of Plagiarism against Paley; Tin; John Waugh; Rev. Joshua Brooks; Hour-glass Stand; Teeth Superstition; Dog-whipping Day in Hull
• Charles Watson; Early (German) coloured Engravings; History of M. Oufle; Lysons' MSS; “Luke's Iron Crown”
• Curling of Iodized Paper; How the Glass Rod is used; Wooden Tombs and Effigies; Epitaph on Politian; Defoe's Quotation from Baxter on Apparitions
• DEATH WARNINGS IN ANCIENT FAMILIES; THE SCARLET REGIMENTALS OF THE ENGLISH ARMY
• Derivation of the Word “Cash”; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• Dog-whipping Day in Hull; Mousehunt; St. Paul's School Library; German Tree
• Notices to Correspondents
• OATHS; Splitting Paper for Photographic Purposes
• Starvation, an Americanism; Strange Epitaphs; BUONAPARTE'S ABDICATION
• TRANSLATION FROM SHERIDAN, ETC; FLORINS AND THE ROYAL ARMS
• “Horam coram Dago.”; HOBY FAMILY; POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS

Issue: 222

• Clarence; “The spire whose silent finger,” &c.; Henry Earl of Wotton; Tenth (or the Prince of Wales's Own) Regiment of (Light) Drugoons
• DERIVATION OF MAWMET.—CAME; THE GOSLING FAMILY
• Descendants of Sir M. Hale; A Query for the City Commission; Cross-legged Monumental Figures; Muffins and Crumpets; “Behemoth.”; “Deus ex Machin↶.”; Wheelbarrows; Persons alluded to by Hocle; LONGFELLOW'S ORIGINALITY
• Emblematic Meanings of Precious Stones; Calves'-head Club; Burial in an erect Posture (Vol. viii., pp. 5. 59. 233. 630.); Eulenspiegel; Biting the Thumb; Table-turning and Table-talking in Ancient Times
• False Dates in Water-marks of Paper; MR. P. CUNNINGHAME; WAS SHAKSPEARE DESCENDED FROM A LANDED PROPRIETOR?
• GRAMMARS, ETC., FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
• Lewis and Sewell Families; Blue Bell and Blue Anchor; Sir Anthony Wingfield: Ashmans; Derivation of the Word “Celt”; The Religion of the Russians; French Translation of the “London Gazette”
• Muffs worn by Gentlemen; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• Notices to Correspondents
• PROPHETS: FRANCIS DOBBS
• QUEEN ELIZABETH AND QUEEN ANNE'S MOTTO; BOOKS BURNT BY THE COMMON HANGMAN
• SIR WALTER SCOTT AND HIS QUOTATIONS FROM HIMSELF
• STONE PULPITS; ANTIQUITY OF FIRE-IRONS; ORDER OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM
• STONE PULPITS
• THE VELLUM-BOUND JUNIUS; The Scotch Grievance; Walpole and Macaulay; Russian “Justice.”
• THOMAS CAMPBELL; FOLK LORE
• Tent for Collodion Purposes; Multiplying Negatives and Collodion on Paper; Photographic Copies of Ancient Manuscripts; Fox Talbot's Patents; Antiquarian Photographic Society; “Firm was their faith,” &c.; Attainment of Majority
• The Bell Savage; Door-head Inscriptions; Funeral Customs in the Middle Ages; Greek Epigram; Machey's “Theory of the Earth”; “Homo Unius Libri”
• Three Fleure-de-Lis; Newspaper Folk Lore; Nattochiis and Calchanti; Marriage Ceremony in the Fourteenth Century
• “Poscinus in vil”, &c.; Pickard Family; “Man proposes, but God disposes”; General Whitelocke; Non-jurors' Motto; “The Red Cow” Sign, near Marlborough
• “To try and get.”; Fleet Prison; Colonel St. Leger; Lord's Descents; Reverend Robert Hall; “Lydia, or Conversion.”; Personal Descriptions; “One while I think,”; Lord Bacon; Society for burning the Dead; Cui Bono; The Stock Horn; Lady Harington

Issue: 223

• Adulteration of Nitrate of Silver; Passage of Cicero; Major André; Catholic Bible Society; Cassiterides; Wooden Tombs and Effigies; Tailless Cats
• Arch-priest in the Diocese of Exeter; Medal in honour of the Chevalier de St. George; Robert Bloet; Sir J. Wallace and Mr. Browne; Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester; Abbott Families; Authorship of a Ballad; Elias Petley
• Canaletto's Views round London; A Monster found at Maidstone; Page; The Fish “Ruffins.”; Origin of the Word Etiquette; Henri Quatre
• DRYDEN ON SHAKSPERE
• Death Warnings in Ancient Families; “The Secunde Personne of the Trinitie”; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED
• ENAREANS
• Errata; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• INSCRIPTIONS ON BELLS; ARMS OF GENEVA; Multiplying Negatives; Towgood's Paper
• INSCRIPTIONS ON BELLS
• ORIGINAL ROYAL LETTERS TO THE GRAND MASTERS OF MALTA
• Oxford Commemoration Squib, 1849; “Imp”; False Spellings from Sound; “Good wine needs no bush”; Three Fleurs-de-Lys; Portrait of Plowden; St. Stephen's Day and Mr. Riley's “Hoveden”
• P. S.; DUTCH EAST INDIA COMPANY.—SLAVERY IN ENGLAND
• PARTY SIMILES OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY:—NO. I. “FOXES AND FIREBRANDS.” NO. II. “THE TROJAN HORSE.”
• Russia and Turkey; Social Effects of the severe Weather, Jan. 3 and 4, 1854; Star of Bethlehem; Origin of the Word “Cant.”; Epigram on Four Lawyers; CONTRIBUTORS TO “KNIGHT'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE.”
• St. Nicholas Cole Abbey; TRENCH ON PROVERBS
• THE STATIONERS' COMPANY AND ALMANACK; John Bunyan; Tragedy by Mary Leapor; Repairing old Prints
• Tailless Cats; Warville; Green Eyes; Came; “Epitaphium Lucretiæ”

Issue: 224

• Brydone the Tourist's Birth-place; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE
• CAPS AT CAMBRIDGE
• CAPS AT CAMBRIDGE
• Churchill's Grace; CORONATION STONE
• D. O. M.; Dr. John Taylor; Lines, attributed to Hudibras; “Corporations have no Souls,”; Lord Mayor of London a Privy Councillor; Booty's Case; “Sat cito, si sat bene”; Celtic and Latin Languages
• ELIMINATE; CRANMER'S BIBLE
• Inscription on a Grave-stone in Whittlebury Churchyard, Northamptonshire; Epitaph on Sir Henry St. George; Newton and Milton; Eternal Life; Inscriptions in Books
• JOHN BUNYAN; THE ASTEROIDS
• Marquis of Granby; “Memorials of English Affairs,”; Standing when the Lord's Prayer is read; Hypocrisy; “CONSILIUM NOVEM DELECTORUM CARDINALIUM,”
• Mousehunt; Begging the Question; Termination “-by”; German Tree; Celtic Etymology; Recent Curiosities of Literature
• Ned o' the Todding; Hour-glasses and Inscriptions on old Pulpits; Table-turning; “Firm was their faith”; The Wilbraham Cheshire MS; Mousehunt
• Notices to Correspondents
• OLD MEREWORTH .CASTLE, KENT
• PARALLEL IDEAS FROM POETS; THE GREAT ALPHABETIC PSALM, AND THE SONGS OF DEGREES
• PHOTOGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE; The Calotype on the Sea-shore
• Purlet; Liveries, Red and Scarlet; Dr. Bragge; Chauncy or Chancy; Plaster Casts; Dogs in Monumental Brasses
• RUSSIA, TURKEY, AND THE BLACK SEA; HIGH DUTCH AND LOW DUTCH
• SOVEREIGNS DINING AND SUPPING IN PUBLIC
• “I could not love thee, dear, so much.”; Leicester as Ranger of Snowden; Crabb of Telsford; Tolling the Bell while the Congregation is leaving Church; O'Brien of Thosmond; Order of St. David of Wales; Warple-way

Issue: 225

• BLACKGUARD; “WURM,” IN MODERN GERMAN—PASSAGE IN SCHILLER'S “WALLENSTEIN.”; WAS SHAKSPEARE DESCENDED FROM A LANDED PROPRIETOR?
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Branks, or Gossis' Bridles; Not caring a Fig for anything; B. C. Y.; Earl Nugent's Poems; Huntbach MSS
• CANTING ARMS; Selleridge; Tombs of Bishops; Lines on visiting the Portico of Beau Nash's Palace, Bath; Acrostic in Ash Church, Kent; A Hint to Publishers
• Christ-Cross-Row; Sir Walter Scott, and his Quotations from himself; Nightingale and Thorn; Female Parish Clerks; Hour-glass Stand; NOTES ON BOOKS
• ECHO POETRY; BLACKGUARD
• Holy Loaf Money; St. Philip's Bristol; Foreign Universities; DEATH-WARNINGS IN ANCIENT FAMILIES
• LEGENDS OF THE CO. CLARE
• LORD FAIRFAX; Mr. Lyte on Collodion
• New Zealander and Westminster Bridge; Cui Bono; Barrels Regiment
• P. S.; Portrait of Alva; Lord Mayor of London not a Privy Councillor
• REMARKABLE IMPRINTS
• STARVATION; OSMOTHERLEY IN YORKSHIRE
• STARVATION
• Sir Matthews Hale; Scotch Grievance; “Merciful Judgements of High Church,”; Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester; Fleet Prison; The Commons of Ireland previous to the Union in 1801; “Les Lettres Juives”
• Sir Philip Wentworth; General Fraser; Namby-Pamby; The Word “Miser”; The Forlorn Hope; Thornton Abbey; “Quid facies,”
• Uhland, the German Poet; Virgilian Inscription for and Infant School; THE SHIPPEN FAMILY—JOHN WHITE; BOOKS ISSUED IN PARTS AND NOT COMPLETED
• WAS SHAKSPEARE DESCENDED FROM A LANDED PROPRIETOR?
• “Hovd Maet of Laet.”; Hand in Church; Egger Moths; The Yorkshire Dales; Ciss, Cissle; Inn Signs; Smiths and Robinsons; Coin of Carausius; Verelst the Painter; Latin Treatise on whipping School-boys; Whitewashing in Churches; Surname “Kynoch.”; Dates of published Works; Saw-dust Recipe

Issue: 226

• ANSAREYS IN MOUNT LEBANON
• Arms of Richard, King of the Romans; Brothers with the same Christian Name; Arch-priest in the Diocese of Exeter
• BURIAL-PLACE OF THURSTAN, ARCHBISHOP OF YORK; Admiral Hopson
• Buonaparte's Abdication; Burton Family; Drainage by Machinery; Naitochiis and Culchanti
• DATES OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS OF THE PRETENDERS
• DO CONJUNCTIONS JOIN PROPOSITIONS ONLY?
• Elizabeth Seymour; Longfellow; Fresick and Freswick; Has Execution by Hanging been survived?; Maps of Dublin; “The Lounger's Common-place Book.”; Mount Mill, and the Fortifications of London; “Forms of Public Meetings.”
• Errata; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notice to Correspondents
• LEGENDS AND SUPERSTITIONS RESPECTING BEES
• Lucy Walters, the Duke of Monmouth's Mother; General Haynan's Corpse; “Isolated.”; Office of Sexton held by One Family; Sententious Despatches; Reprints Suggested; PICTURES FROM LORD VANE'S COLLECTION
• OXFORD JEU D'ESPRIT
• Obs and Sols; Fystens or Fifteenths; HARDMAN'S ACCOUNT OF WATERLOO
• PRIMERS OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH; Objective and Subjective
• Professor Hunt's Photographic Studies; Waxed-paper Pictures; The Double Iodide Solution; Dr. Mansell's Process
• Queen Elizabeth and the Ring; Lives of English Bishops: Bishop Burnet; Eden Pedigree and Arms; The Gentleman's Calling
• ROBERT BLOET; A Hint to the Photographic Society; Test for Nitrate of Silver
• “ One while I think,”; “Spires ‘ whose silent finger points to heaven’”; Dr. Eleazar Duncon; “Marriage is such a rabble rout”; Cambridge Mathematical Questions; P. S.; Reversible Masculine Names; The Man in the Moon
• “COULD WE WITH INK,” ETC; MACKEY'S THEORY OF THE EARTH
• “Horam coram dago”; Children by one Mother; Parochial Libraries
• “Three cats sat,”; Herbert's “Church Porch.”; Ancient Tenure of Lands; Dramatic Works; Devreux Bowly; “Corruptio optimi,”; Lamenther; Sheriff of Somersetshire in 1765; Edward Brerewood

Issue: 227

• ANCIENT AMERICAN LANGUAGES
• BURTON'S “ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY.”
• Battle of Villers-en-Couché; “I could not love thee, dear, so much”; Sir Charles Cotterell; Muffins and Crumpets; “Clunk”; Picts' Houses
• CONDUITT AND NEWTON
• CURIOUS MARRIAGE AGREEMENT
• Fading Ink; Sir Ralph Killigrew; Pepys; “Retainers to Seven Shares and a Half.”; Madden's “Reflections and Resolutions proper for the Gentlemen of Ireland.”
• GENERAL WHITELOCKE; “MAN PROPOSES, BUT GOD DISPOSES
• Hunter of Polmood in Tweed-dale; Dinteville Family; Eastern Practice of Medicine; Sunday; Three Picture Queries; “Cutting off with a Shilling.”; Inman or Ingman Family; Constable of Masham
• Improvements in the Albumenized Process; Mr. Crookes on restoring old Collodion
• King Edward I.'s Arm; Elstob, Elizabeth; Monumental Brasses in London; RAPPING NO NOVELTY; AND TABLE-TURNING
• MEMOIRS OF GRAMMONT
• NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• Notices to Correspondents
• Photographic Queries; London Fortifications; Burke's Domestic Correspondence
• RAPPING NO NOVELTY; AND TABLE-TURNING; GENERAL WHITELOCKE
• THE MYRTLE BEE; CELTIC ETYMOLOGY
• Tailless Cats; “Cock-and-bull story; Market Crosses; “Largesse; Awkward, Awart, Awalt; Morgan Odoherty; Black Rat; Blue Bells of Scotland; Grammars, &c. for Public Schools; Warville
• The Music in Middlleton's Tragi-Comedy of the “Witch.”; Mr. Macaulay and Sir Archibald Alison in error; “Paid down upon the nail.”; Corpulence a Crime; Curious Tender
• The Year 1854; A Significant Hint; LITERARY QUERIES
• “Aiwv,” ITS DERIVATION; WILLIAM LYON, BISHOP OF CORK, CLOYNE, AND ROSS
• “MAN PROPOSES, BUT GOD DISPOSES; NAPOLEON'S SPELLING

Issue: 228

• A Legend of the Hive; Hoby Family; Anticipatory Use of the Cross; Longevity
• BOOKS BURNED BY THE COMMON HANGMAN; DIFFERENT PRODUCTIONS OF DIFFERENT CARCASES
• Bunyan's Descendants; “Where are John Bunyan's Descendants ?; Epigram on Dennis; Football played on Shrove Tuesday
• CLARENCE; MILTON'S WIDOW; THREE FLEURS-DE-LYS
• Coincidences between Sir Thomas Browne and Bishop Ken; The English School of Painting; “A Feather in your Cap.”; DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE: LICENCES TO CRENELLATE
• Cyanide of Potassium; Mode of exciting Calotype Paper; The Double Iodide Solution — Purity of Photographic Chemicals; Hyposulphite of Soda Baths; Daughters taking their Mothers' Names; The Young Pretender
• DIXON OF BEESTON; Atherstone Family; Classic Authors and the Jews; Bishop Hooper's Argument on the Vestment Controversy
• Errata; Notices to Correspondents
• Longevity; “Nugget”; The fifth Lord Byron; Wapple, or Whapple-way; The Ducking-stool; Double Christian Names
• Materials for a History of Druidism; Domestic Chapels; Ordinary; Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for 1854; Antiquity of the Word “Snub.”; Charles I. at Little Woolford
• P. S.; BOOKS BURNED BY THE COMMON HANGMAN
• Pedigree to the Time of Alfred; Price of Lucifer; Monaldeschi; Anna Lightfoot; Lode; “To try and get”; Abbott Families; “Mairdil”; Bell at Rouen
• Smiths and Robinsons; Churchill's Grave; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• THE SOLDIER'S DISCIPLINE, FROM A BROADSIDE OF THE YEAR 1642; LEADING ARTICLES OF FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS
• The Title of “Dominus.”; The De Rous Family; Where was the Fee of S. Sanxon ?; Russian Emperors; Episcopal Insignia of the Eastern Church; Amontillado Sherry; Col. Michael Smith's Family; Pronunciation of Foreign Names; Artesian Wells; Norman Towers in London; Papyrus; Mathew, a Cornish Family
• Vossioner; its Meaning; The Game of Chess; A Juniper Letter; CLARENCE
• WHERE ARE THE WILLS TO BE DEPOSITED?; “J. R. OF CORK.”; MARMORTINTO, OR SAND-PAINTING; THE SOLDIER'S DISCIPLINE, FROM A BROADSIDE OF THE YEAR 1642; LEADING ARTICLES OF FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS; Materials for a History of Druidism; Domestic Chapels; Ordinary; Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for 1854; Antiquity of the Word “Snub.”; Charles I. at Little Woolford; Coincidences between Sir Thomas Browne and Bishop Ken; The English School of Painting; “A Feather in your Cap.”; DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE: LICENCES TO CRENELLATE; DIXON OF BEESTON; Atherstone Family; Classic Authors and the Jews; Bishop Hooper's Argument on the Vestment Controversy; The Title of “Dominus.”; The De Rous Family; Where was the Fee of S. Sanxon ?; Russian Emperors; Episcopal Insignia of the Eastern Church; Amontillado Sherry; Col. Michael Smith's Family; Pronunciation of Foreign Names; Artesian Wells; Norman Towers in London; Papyrus; Mathew, a Cornish Family; Bunyan's Descendants; “Where are John Bunyan's Descendants ?; Epigram on Dennis; Football played on Shrove Tuesday; Vossioner; its Meaning; The Game of Chess; A Juniper Letter; CLARENCE; MILTON'S WIDOW; THREE FLEURS-DE-LYS; P. S.; BOOKS BURNED BY THE COMMON HANGMAN; DIFFERENT PRODUCTIONS OF DIFFERENT CARCASES; VANDYKE IN AMERICA; Cyanide of Potassium; Mode of exciting Calotype Paper; The Double Iodide Solution — Purity of Photographic Chemicals; Hyposulphite of Soda Baths; Daughters taking their Mothers' Names; The Young Pretender; A Legend of the Hive; Hoby Family; Anticipatory Use of the Cross; Longevity; “Nugget”; The fifth Lord Byron; Wapple, or Whapple-way; The Ducking-stool; Double Christian Names; Pedigree to the Time of Alfred; Price of Lucifer; Monaldeschi; Anna Lightfoot; Lode; “To try and get”; Abbott Families; “Mairdil”; Bell at Rouen; Smiths and Robinsons; Churchill's Grave; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Errata; Notices to Correspondents
• WHERE ARE THE WILLS TO BE DEPOSITED?
• “J. R. OF CORK.”; MARMORTINTO, OR SAND-PAINTING

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• A Prize for the best Collodion; Double Iodide of Silver and Potassium; Albumenized Paper; Cyanide of Potassium
• BLIND MACKEREL; Original Words of old Scotch Airs; Royal Salutes
• Darey, of Platten, co. Meath; Dorset; “Vanitatem observare.”; King's Prerogative; Quotations in Cowper; Cawley the Regicide; Dr. John Pocklington
• Duchess of Mazarin's Monument; Halcyon Days; DOGS IN MONUMENTAL BRASSES
• GOSSIPING HISTORY
• INEDITED LETTER OF LORD NELSON; FOLK LORE; PSALMS FOR THE CHIEF MUSICIAN—HEBREW MUSIC
• INEDITED LETTER OF LORD NELSON
• INN SIGNS; “CONSILIUM DELECTORUM CARDINALIUM.”; PULPIT HOUR-GLASSES
• INN SIGNS
• Last Marquis of Annandale; Heralds' College; Teddy the Tiler
• Longfellow; Canting Arms; Holy Loaf Money; “Could we with ink,”; Mount Mill, and the Fortifications of London
• Notices to Correspondents
• PULPIT HOUR-GLASSES
• SNEEZING; SIR JOHN DE MORANT
• Saw-dust Recipe; Brydone the Tourist; Etymology of “Page”; Longfellow
• Standing while the Lord's Prayer is read; A dead Sultan, with his Shirt for an Ensign; “Hovd maet of laet”
• The Eastern Question; Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin; English Literature; Irish Legislation; Anecdote of George IV. and the Duke of York; ANONYMOUS WORKS: “POSTHUMOUS PARODIES,” “ADVENTURES IN THE MOON,” ETC
• WORKS ON BELLS
• “Garble.”; Deaths in the Society of Friends, 1852–3
• “Hovd maet of laet”; Captain Eyre's Drawings; Sir Thomas Browne and Bishop Ken; Unfinished Works; “The Lounger's Common-place Book”; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• “The Negro's Complaint.”; “The Cow Doctor.”; Soomarokoff's “Demetrius.”; Polygamy; Irish, Anglo-Saxon, Longobardic, and Old English Letters; Description of Battles; Do Martyrs always feel Pain?; Carronade

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• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notice to Correspondents
• Caution to Photographers; Artesian Wells; Prior's Epitaph on Himself; Handwriting
• DO CONJUNCTIONS JOIN PROPOSITIONS ONLY?; HAS EXECUTION BY HANGING BEEN SURVIVED?
• Dannochs; Brass in All Saints, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Imperfect Bible; The Poem of “Helga.”; “Merryweather's Tempest Prognosticator.”; Edward Spencer's Marriage
• Devereux Bowly; Reversible Names; Duxal Family; Member of Parliament electing Himself; Gresebrok, in Yorkshire; Sir Anthony Fitzherbert not Chief Justice
• FACTITIOUS PEDIGREES: DIXON OF BEESTON; FACTITIOUS PEDIGREES: DIXON OF DEESTON
• FATA MORGANA
• HAS EXECUTION BY HANGING BEEN SURVIVED?; A Stereoscopic Note; Photographic Query; Deepening Collodion Negatives
• HAS EXECUTION BY HANGING BEEN SURVIVED?
• Handwriting; “Begging the Questions”; When and where does Sunday begin or end ?; When and where does Sunday begin or end !; Precious Stones; Scotch Grievance; “Corporations have no Souls,”
• Heraldic; Dedication of Kemerton Church; Consolato del Mare; Consonants in Welsh; “Initiative” and “Psychology.”; Atonement; Sir Stephen Fox; “Account of an Expedition to the Interior of New Holland.”; Darwin on Steam; Scottish Female Dress
• LICENCES TO CRENELLATE; NEWSPAPER FOLK LORE
• NEWSPAPER FOLK LORE; FRENCH SEASON RHYMES AND WEATHER RHYMES
• ON THE DESTRUCTION OF MONUMENTAL BRASSES; ORIGINAL LETTERS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLESSINGTON TO SIR WILLIAM DRUMMOND
• ORIGINAL ENGLISH ROYAL LETTERS TO THE GRAND MASTERS OF MALTA
• The Late Judge Talfourd; Authors' Trustee Sociey; The Old Clock at Alderley
• The Olympic Plain; Electric Telegraph; Irish Law in the Eighteenth Century; Gravestone Inscriptions; Paintings of our Saviour
• The Privilages of the see of Canterbury; Chauncy or Chancy; “Three cats,”; Officers of Charles I; D. O. M.; Whitewashing in Churches
• VAULT INTERMENTS: BURIAL IN AN ERECT POSTHRE: INTERMENT OF THE TROGLODITÆ; DO CONJUNCTIONS JOIN PROPOSITIONS ONLY?
• VAULT INTERMENTS: BURIAL IN AN ERECT POSTHRE: INTERMENT OF THE TROGLODITÆ
• Views in London by Canaletto; London Fortifications; What day is it at our Antipodes ?; NOTES ON BOOKS
• Whitewashing in Churches; Enfield Church; Coin of Carausius; Society for Burning the Dead; Map of Dublin; Pettifogger
• Yew-tree at Crowhurst; THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN 1753
• “The Innocents,” a Drama; Waugh of Cumberland; Norton; De La Fond; “Button Cap.”; Cobb Family; Prince Charles' Attendants in Spain; Sack; Ralph Ashton the Commander; Christopher Hervie

Issue: 231

• An Epigram falsely ascribed to George Herbert; Ingulph: Bohn's “Antiquarian Library.”; QUOTATIONS WANTED; SIR EDMUND PLOWDEN
• BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR AND DEATH OF NELSON
• BINGHAM'S ANTIQUITIES; ANCIENT TENURE OF LANDS
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Degrees in Arts; “Goloshes”—“Kutchin-kutchu.”; Cornwalls of London; Flasks for Wine-bottles; Froxhalmi, Prolectricus, Phytacus, Tuleus, Candos, Gracianus, and Tounu or Tonnu; Postmaster at Merton College; “Lyra Apostolica.”; East Dereham Manor
• Elizabeth Seymour; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED
• FOX-HUNTING; WEATHER RULES
• HERALDIC ANOMALY
• KENNINGTON COMMON
• LIFE AND DEATH
• Medal in Honour of Chevalier St. George; Dean Swift's Suspension; “Vanitatem observare”; Ballina Castle, Mayo; Dorset; Judicial Rank hereditary; Tolling the Bell on leaving Church
• P. S.; ANCIENT CLOCK, AND ODEVAERE'S HISTORY OF IT; Spielberg, when built?; “Ded. Pavli.“; Mantelpiece: Mantelshelf: Mantelboard: Mantell and Brace
• Passage in Job; Provincial Glossaries; Chadderton of Nuthurst, co. Lancaster; A marvellous Combat of Birds; P. S.; Battle of the Goats; Sandford of Thorpe Salrine, Co. York; “Outlines of the History of Theology,”; “Mawkin.”; “Plain Dealer.”; Hymn attributed to Handel
• Perspective; “That.”; Corporation Enactments; Jacobite Club; Dean Nowell's first Wife; “Oxoniana.”
• Quakers executed in North America; Inscription in Fulham Church; Hero of the “Spanish Lady's Love.”; “Bothy.”; “Children in the Wood.”; BRYDONE THE TOURIST
• Spots on Collodion Pictures, &c.; The Double Iodide Solution; Mounting Photographs; Books on Bells
• Three Maids; Mother Russel's Post; Shrove Tuesday Custom; STORNELLO
• Tolling the Bell on leaving Church; Archpriest in the Diocese of Exeter; Dogs in Monumental Brasses; The Last of the Palœologi; Long Names
• WEATHER RULES; BINGHAM'S ANTIQUITIES
• “THE RED COW”—CROMWELL'S CARRIAGES, ETC

Issue: 232

• ARABIAN TALES AND THEIR SOURCES
• Acrostic; Simmels; Ogborne's History of Essex; Fleas and Bugs; Zeuxis and Parrhasius; Cure for Hydrophobia
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• CORONATION STONE; POLYGAMY
• Cambridge Mathematical Questions; Lichfield Bower or Wappenschau; Anecdote of George IV; Pedigree to the Time of Alfred; Tortoiseshell Tom-cat; NOTES ON BOOKS
• Costume of the Clergy not Enarean; Inedited Letter of Lord Nelson; Views in London by Canaletto; Richard Geering; Grafts and the Parent Tree; Golden Tooth
• Heraldic Query; Christmas Ballad; Hay-bread Recipe; Te Deum; Mary Queen of Scots at Auchincas; Right of Refuge in the Church Porch; Christopher Lemying of Burneston; Ralph Ashton the Commander; Roman Roads in England
• Inscription on the Brass of Sir G. Felbrigge; Shipwith; College Battel
• LA ROCHEFOUCAULD; SHROPSHIRE BALLAD
• Leslie and Dr. Middleton; Star and Garter, Kirkstall; Shrove Tuesday; “Tarbox for that.”; De Gurney Pedigree; “πIOTIS,” unde deriv; Snush; John Bale, Bishop of Ossory; Proxies for absent Sponsors
• Mr. Lyte's Collodion; Burton's “Anatomy of Melancholy”; Original Royal Letters to the Grand Masters of Malta
• O'BRIEN OF THOSMOND; CORONATION STONE
• Origin of Clubs; Royal Arms in Churches; Odd Fellows; Governor-General of India; Precedence; MARMORTINTO, OR SAND-PAINTING
• POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS
• POLYGAMY; POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS
• Prince Charles' Attendants in Spain; Churchill's Grave; “Cissle”; Contributors to Kinght's “Quarterly Magazine”; “La Langue Pandras”; Cranmer Bibles; Voisonier
• The “Fusion.”; LYRA'S COMMENTARY; Barristers' Gawns; “Charta Hen. 2. G. G. n. 2. q.”; Albany Wallace
• Voisonier; Word-minting; Fair Rosamond; Death-warnings in ancient Families; Poets Laureate; Brissot de Warville
• “BEHEMOTH.”; Photographic Slides for the Magic Lantern; Albumenized Paper; Mounting Positives on Cardboard
• “Branks; Theobald le Botiller; Lord Harington; Amontillado; “Mairdil”; Separation of the Sexes in Church
• “OF THE BENEFIT OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST,” BY AONIO PALEARIO; Stone Chisels

Issue: 233

• Box Sawdust for Collodion; Proportions of Chlorides and Silver
• DE BEAUVOIR PEDIGREE; Dog-whippers: Frankincense; Atchievement in Yorkshire — Lipyeatt Family; “Waestart.”; Rebellion of 1715
• FOLK LORE; PARALLEL PASSAGES
• Garble; Electric Telegraph; Butler's “Lives of the Saints”; Anticipatory Use of the Cross; The Marquis of Granby
• HARDMAN'S ACCOUNT OF WATERLOO; CHURCHES IN “DOMESDAY BOOK.”
• Hoglandia; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• Irish Letters; Rev. John Cawley; New Zealander and Westminster Bridge; Misapplication of Terms
• Life-belts; Turkey and Russia; “Verbatim et literatim.”; PRINTS OF LONDON BEFORE THE GREAT FIRE; BATTLE OF OTTERBURN
• MEMORIS OF GRAMMONT; CELTIC AND LATIN LANGUAGES
• PALINDROME VERSES; CHILDREN CRYING AT THEIR BIRTH
• PARALLEL PASSAGES; Vallancey's Green Book; Herrings; Byron and Rochefoucauld; “Abscond.”; Garlands, Broadsheets
• PARALLEL PASSAGES
• Photographic Copies of Rembrandt; Coloured Photographs; Dr. Eleazar Duncon; Christian Names; Abigail; “Begging the question; Russion Emperors; Garble
• ROBERT DUDLEY, EARL OF LEICESTER
• St. Blase; LEICESTER AS RANGER OF SNOWDON; INMAN FAMILY
• Turkish Language; Illustrated Bible of 1527; Heraldic Query; Richard de Sanco Victorie
• UNPUBLISHED LETTER OF LORD NELSON; FOLK LORE
• “Athenian Sport.”; Gutta Percha made soluble; Arms of Anthony Kitchen; Griesbach Arms; Postage System of the Romans; Three Crowns and Sugar-loaf; Helen MacGregor; Francis Grose the Antiquary; “King of Kings:” Bishop Andrews' Sermons; Scroope Family; Harrison the Regicide—Lowle
• “Chair” or “Char.”; Aches; Leeming Hall; Caricature; a Canterbury Tale; Perpetual Curates not represented in Correction; Dr. Whichcote and Dorothy Jordan; Moral Philosophy; Shelley's “Prometheus Unbound.”

Issue: 234

• AMERICAN POEMS IMPUTED TO ENGLISH AUTHORS
• BOLAND THE BRAVE; CLAY TOBACCO-PIPES
• BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• CEPHAS, A BINDER, AND NOT A ROCK; EPITAPHS
• Cabinet: Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckinghamshire; Bersethrigumnue; Lady Jane Grey; Addison and Watts; Lord Boteloust's Statue by Richard Hayware; Celtic in Devon; Knobstick; Aristotle; The Passion of our Lord dramatised; Ludwell: Lunsford: Kemp
• Classic Authors and the Jews; Mawkin; Mantelpiece; Mousehunt; “Vanitatem observare”
• Curious Inscription; Epitaph in Lavenham Church, Norfolh; THE RIGBY CORRESPONDENCE
• Henry of Huntingdon's “Letter to Walter.”; Arthuriana; Encyclopedia of Indexes, or Tables of Contents; Errata in Nichols' “Collectanen Topographica et Genealogica.”; GENESIS IV. 7
• LORD FAIRFAX; “CONSILIUM DELECTORUM CARDINALIUM.”
• Linnæan Medal; Lowth of Sawtrey: Robert Eden; Gentile Names of the Jews; The Black Prince; Maid of Orleans; Fawell Arms and Crest; “Had I met thee in thy beauty.”
• Origin of Clubs; Dr. Whichcote and Dorothy Jordan
• PERSPECTIVE; LORD FAIRFAX
• Portrait of D. P. Tremesin; Edition of “Othello.”; Prospet House, Clerkenwell; Ancient Family of Widderington; Value of Money is the Seventeeth Century; Ruin near St. Araph, North Wales
• THE WANDERING BEE; Tippet; Ridings and Chaffings
• The New Waxed-paper, or Céroléine Process
• WHITEFIELD AND KENNINGTON COMMON; ANACHRONISMS
• Wafers; Asgill on Translation to Heaven; Ancient Custom at Coleshill; THE SONGS OF DEGREES
• “CONSILIUM DELECTORUM CARDINALIUM.”; Mounting Positives; Mounting of Photographs, and Difficulties in the Wax-paper Process
• “FEATHER IN YOUR CAP.”; PERSPECTIVE
• “Paid down upon the Nail”; “Man proposes, but God disposes”; Roman Catholic Patriarchs; Classic Authors and the Jews
• “Vanitatem observare”; Divining Rod; Orange Blossoms; “Hip, hip, hurrah!”; Belgium Ecclesiastical Antiquities; NOTES ON BOOKS

Issue: 235

• BISHOP ATTERBURY; “Milton Blind.”; Hydropathy
• Binding of old Books; Vessel of Paper; KING JAMES'S IRISH ARMY LIST, 1689
• CURIOUS OLD PAMPHLET; ERRATA IN PRINTED BIBLES
• Cassie; The Duke of Wellington; Romford Jury; Edward Law (Lord Ellenborough), Chief Justice; Chamisso; Dates of Maps
• Cobb Family; “Aches”; “Meols”; Polygamy; Wafers
• Green Stockings; Nicholas Kieten; Warwickshire Badge; Armorial; Lord Brougham and Horne Tooke; Rileys of Forest Hill; Fish “Lavidian.”; “Poeta nascitur, non fit.”
• Humphry Repton; “Oriel.”; “Orchard.”; “Peckwater.”; Richard III
• IMPOSSIBILITIES OF HISTORY; UNREGISTERED PROVERBS
• John Wesley and the Duke of Wellington; Haviland; Byron; “Rutabaga.”; A Medal; The Black Cap; The Aboriginal Britons; “Gossip.”
• MR. JUSTICE TALFOURD; THE SCREW PROPELLER; ANCIENT CHATTEL-PROPERTY IN IRELAND
• MR. JUSTICE TALFOURD
• OATHS
• OCCASIONAL FORMS OF PRAYER; REMUNERATION OF AUTHORS
• Photographic Excursions; “To Garble”; “Lyra Apostolica”; John Bale, Bishop of Ossory; Burial in an erect Posture
• QUOTATIONS WANTED; OATHS
• REMUNERATION OF AUTHORS; Photographic Query; Improvement in Collodion; Printing Positives
• Wafers; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• Walton; Whittington's Stone on Highgate Hill; Turkey and France; A FEMALE AIDE-MAJOR; “Chintz Gowns.”; “Noctes Ambrosianæ.”; B. Simmons
• “Carronade”; “Largesse”; Precious Stones; “A Pinch of Snuff”; Darwin on Steam; Gale of Rent

Issue: 236

• AN ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF VENTILATION
• BOOKS BURNT BY THE HANGMAN; P.S.
• Cabbages; ADDISON'S HYMNS; LONGFELLOW
• ERRATA; Notices to Correspondents
• FERDINAND CHARLES III., DUKE OF PARMA; ORIGINAL ENGLISH ROYAL LETTERS TO THE GRAND MASTERS OF MALTA
• Female Parish Clark; Bothy; King's Prerogative and Hunting Bishops; Green Eyes; Brydone the Tourist; Descendants of John of Gaunt, Noses of; “Put
• IRISH LAW IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; JOB XIX. 26
• LONGFELLOW; BOOKS BURNT BY THE HANGMAN
• Mummy Chests; The Blechenden Family; Francklyn Household Book; Lord Rosehill's Marriage; Colonel Butler; Willesdon, co. Middlesx; Ashes of “Lignites.”; Bishop Bathurst
• Photographic Experiences; The Cérole´ine Process; On preserving the Sensitiveness of Collodion Plates
• Plants and Flowers; Quotations wanted; Griffith, William, Bishop of Ossory; “Cowperiana.”; John Keats's poems; Holland; Armorial; Stoke and Upton; Slavery in England; “Go to Bath.”
• Roman Roads in England; Anccdote of George IV; General Fraser; The Fusion; “Corporations have no souls; Apparition of the White Lady; Female Parish Clark
• SACK; IRISH LAW IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• THE HOUSE OF RUSSELL, OR DU ROZEL
• Tippet; Heraldic Anomaly; George Wood of Chester; Moon Superstitions; “Myself”
• Walton; Salutations; Good Times for Equity Suitors; The Emperor of Russia and the Order of the Garter; SIR HENRY WOTTON'S VERSES, “THE CHARACTER OF A HAPPY LIFE.”
• Whipping a Lady; Mother of Thirty Children; “Ought” and “Aught.”
• “Caricature; a Canterbury Tale; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE
• “Selah.”; The Long Parliament; “The Three Pigeons.”; Captain Cook; Varnish for old Books

Issue: 237

• Abbott Families; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• Aristotle on living Law; Christ's or Cris Cross Row; Titles to the Psalms in the Syriac Version; “Old Rowley”; Wooden Effigies
• Baptism, Marriage, and Crowning of Geo. III; Copernicus; First Instance of Bribery amongst Members of Parliament; Richard Brinsley Sheridan
• Coronation Custom; William Warner; “Isle of Beauty.”; Edmund Lodge; King John; HAS EXECUTION BY HANGING BEEN SURVIVED?
• Courtney Family; “The Shipwrecked Lovers.”; Sir John Bingham; Proclamation for making Mustard; Judges practising at the Bar; Celebrated Wagers
• DISEASE AMONG CATTLE; POPIANA
• GENERAL WHITELOCKE; Gravelly Wax Negatives; Photographic Experience; Turkish Language; Dr. Edward Daniel Clarke's Charts of the Black Sea
• HAMPSHIRE FOLK LORE; THE MOST CURIOUS BOOK IN THE WORLD
• HAS EXECUTION BY HANGING BEEN SURVIVED?; COLERIDGE'S CHRISTABEL; GENERAL WHITELOCKE
• HAS EXECUTION BY HANGING BEEN SURVIVED?
• Heiress of Haddon Hall; Monteith; Vandyking; Hiel the Bethelite; Earl of Glencairn; Willow Bark in Ague; “Perturbabantur,”; Seamen's Ticket.—From an old paper, 1768; Bruce, Robert
• Notices to Correspondents
• ORIGINAL ENGLISH ROYAL LETTERS TO THE GRAND MASTERSOF MALTA
• OWEN ROWE THE REGICIDE; WRITINGS OF THE MARTYR BRADFORD
• Publican's Invitation; Bishop Burnet again!; Old Custom preserved in Warwickshire; English Diplomacy v. Russian; ANCIENT TENURE OF LANDS
• ROUS, THE SCOTTISH PSALMIST, PROVOST OF ETON COLLEGE: AND HIS WILL
• ROUS, THE SCOTTISH PSALMIST, PROVOST OF ETON COLLEGE: AND HIS WILL
• “Pay me tribute, or else—.”; “A regular Turk.”; Benjamin Rush; Per Centum Sign; Burial Service Tradition; Jean Bart's Descent on Newcastle; Madame de Staël; Honoria, Daughter of Lord Denny; Hospital of John of Jerusalem
• “SHAKSPEARE'S RIME WHICH HE MADE AT THE MYTRE.”

Issue: 238

• A LEADER FROM A FOREIGN NEWSPAPER: THE NEW RUSSIAN MANIFESTO
• AMONTILLADO SHERRY
• Ashes of “Lignites”; Old Rowley; “Bachelors of every Station”; Mousehunt
• CONSONANTS IN WELSH
• Coincidences; The English Liturgy; “To jump for joy.”; “What is Truth?”; Abolition of Government Patronage
• Errors in Punctuation; Waugh of Cumberland; “Could we with ink,” &c; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES
• GOLOSHES; CONSONANTS IN WELSH
• GOLOSHES
• Life and Death; Shelley's “Prometheus Unbound”; “Three Crowns and a Sugar-loof”; Stanza in “Childe Harold”
• Major-General Wolfe; Custom at University College, Oxford; “Old Dominion.”; “Wise men labour,”; Dame Hester Temple
• Notices to Correspondents
• RECENT CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE; ROLAND THE BRAVE
• ROLAND THE BRAVE; Recovery of Silver
• SONGS OF DEGREES (ASCENTS); THE SCREW PROPELLER
• Samuel White; Heralds' College; Pope; BLANCO WHITE'S SONNET
• THE LAUNCH OF THE “PRINCE ROYAL” IN 1610
• Tailless Cats; Names of Slaves; Heraldic; Solar Annual Eclipse of; Brissot de Warville; “Le Compère Mathieu”; Eiymology of “Awkward”
• Value of Money in the Seventeenth Century; Grammars for Public Schools; Classic Authors and the Jews; Hand-bells at Funerals; “Warple-way”
• “NOTES AND QUERIES ON THE ORMULUM, BY DR. MONICKE”; THE LEGEND OF THE SEVEN SISTERS
• “One New Year's Day.”; Greek denounced by the Monks; Pliny's Dentistry; J. Farrington, R.A.; Henry Crewkerne, of Exeter; Dr. Johnson; Latin “Dante.”; Ralph Bosvill, of Bradbourn, Kent
• “Warple-way”; Medal of Chevalier St. George; Shakspeare's Inheritance; Cassock; Tailless Cats

Issue: 239

• ARCHAIC WORDS
• ARTESIAN WELLS; DOG-WHIPPERS
• ASKA 0R ASCA
• Athens; James Miller; BRYDONE; COLERIDGE'S UNPUBLISHED MSS
• BOOKS RECEVIED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• CEPHAS, A BINDER, AND NOT A ROCK; WINTTINGTON'S STONE; Photographic Experience
• Commissions issued by Charles I. at Oxford; Hogmanay; Longfellow's “Hyperion.”; Sir Hugh Myddelton; Sangarede; Salubrity of Hallsal, near Ormskirk, Lancashire
• Conversion of Calotype Negatives into Positives; Albumenized Paper; Table-turning; Female Dress; Office of Sexton held by one Family
• DOG-WHIPPERS; CEPHAS, A BINDER, AND NOT A ROCK
• Inscriptions on Buildings; Epitaphs; Numbers; Celtic Language; Illustration of Longfellow —“God's Acre.”
• JOHN LOCKE; “The Village Lawyer.”; Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge; Highland Regiment
• LEGENDS OF THE COUNTY CLARE
• Lyra's Commentary; Blackguard; “Atonement”
• MR. JUSTICE TALFOURD AND DR. BEATTIE
• Ominous Storms; Boyle Family; Inn Signs; Demoniacal Descent of the Plantagenets; Anglo-Saxon Graves; Robert Brown the Separatist
• REPRINTS OF EARLY BIBLES; MARRIAGE LICENCE OF JOHN GOWER THE POET
• RUSSIAN “TE DEUM.”
• “Atonement”; Bible of 1527; Shrove Tuesday; Milton's Correspondence; “Verbatim et literatim”; Epigrams; NOTES ON BOOKS

Issue: 240

• BOHN'S “ORDERICUS VITALIS.”; A CURIOUS EXPOSITION
• Broom at Mast-head; THE ADVICE SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO JULIUS III
• ERRATUM; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Inscription; Antiquarian Documents; Bishop Watson's Map of Europe in 1854; Extracts from the Registers of the Bishops of Lincoln; Marston and Erasmus; Puzzle for the Heralds
• MAJOR ANBRÉ; THE TERMINATIONS “-BY” AND “-NESS.”
• MAJOR ANBRÉ
• MAJOR ANDRÉ
• Photographic Cautions; A Query respecting Collodion
• QUERIES ON SOUTH'S SERMONS; Norwich, Kirkpatrick Collection of MSS. for the History of; Corbet; Initials in Glass Quarries; Church Service: Preliminary Texts; The Spinning-machine of the Ancients
• SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS
• ST. AUGUSTINE ON CLAIRVOYANCE; EDWARD GIBBON, FATHER AND SON
• THE ADVICE SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO JULIUS III; LORD ROSEHILL
• The Céroléine Process; Mr. Fox Talbot's Patents; The Olympic Plain; Encyclopædia of Indexes, or Table of Contents; “One New Year's Day
• The Irish at the Battle of Crecy; King of the Isle of Wight; Theodore de la Guard; Back
• The Passion of our Lord dramatised; Hardman's Account of Waterloo; Aristotle; Papyrus; Bell at Rouen; Ward-minting; Coleridge's Christabel; Garrick's Funeral Epigram
• The Termination “-by.”; NEWSPAPER FOLK LORE
• Unregistered Proverbs; Orange Blossoms; Peculiar Use of the Word “Pure”; Worm in Books; Chapel Sunday; Bishop Inglis of Nova Scotia; Gutta Percha made soluble; Impe; “Bothy”
• VENTILATION; History of Photographic Discovery
• View of Dumfries; “To pass the pikes.”; May-day Custom; Maydenburi; Richard Fitz-Alan, ninth Earl of Arundel; French Refugees; “Dilamgabendi.”; Mr. Plumley; Designation of Works under Review; North-west Passage; Fountains; Pope and John Dennis
• Work on Ants; Jacobite Garters; “The Three Pigeons”; Corporation Enactments; The Passin of our Lord dramatised

Issue: 241

• BARELL'S REGIMENT
• CLAY TOBACCO-PIPES; MADAME DE STAЁL
• CRANMER'S MARTYRDOM
• DERIVATION OF CURIOUS BOTANIC NAMES, AND ANCIENT ITALIAN KALYDOR
• Difficulties in making soluble Cotton; Light in Cameras; Cameras
• ERRATA; Notices to Correspondents
• Epigram on the Feuds between Handel and Bononcini; Power of prophesying before Death; King John; Demoniacal Descent of the Plantagenets; Burial Service Tradition; Paintings of our Saviour; Widdrington Family
• Forensic Jocularities; Ridley's University; Marvellous, if true; Progress of the War; Hatherleigh Moor, Devonshire; Cromwellian Gloves
• Holy Thursday Rain-water; Freemasonry; Lewis's “Memoirs of the Duke of Gloucester.”; Apocryphal Works; Mirabeau, Talleyrand, and Fouché; “The Turks in Europe,” and “Austria as It Is.”; “Forgive, blest Shade.”
• KING JAME'S IRISH ARMY LIST, 1689
• Misapplication of Terms; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASES
• Muthew, a Cornish Family; “Πìστηs”; Author of “The Whole Duty of Man”; Table-turning
• Pedigree to the Time of Alfred; Quotation wanted; “Hic locus odit, amat.”; Writings of the Martyr Bradford; Latin Inscription on Lindsey Court-house; Blanco White's Sonnet
• Progress of Photography; A Collodion Difficulty; Ferricyanide of Potassium; Postage System of the Romans
• Restall; SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS
• SOMERSETSHIRE FOLK LORE; IRISH RECORDS
• STONE PILLAR WORSHIP
• “ES TU SCOLARIS.”; ON A DIGEST OF CRITICAL READINGS IN SHAKSPEARE
• “Off with his head,”; “Peter Wilkins.”; The Barmecides' Feast; Captain; COLERIDGE'S UNPUBLISHED NANUSCRIPTS
• “Original Poems.”; A Bristol Compliment; French or Flemish Arms; Precedence; “ΣΦιδη”; Print of the Dublin Volunteers; John Ogden; Columburium in a Church Tower; George Herbert; Apparition which preceded the Fire of London
• “Wise men labour,”; Copernicus; Meals, Meols; Byron and Rochefoucauld; Robert Eden; Dates of Maps; Miss Elstob; Corporation Enaetments

Issue: 242

• Arch-priest in the Diocese of Exeter; Holy-loaf Money; POPIANA; CATHOLIC FLORAL DIRECTORIES
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• Cabbages; Sir William “Usher,” not “Upton”; “Buckle”; Cornwall Family; John of Gaunt; “Wellesley” or “Wesley”; Mante-piece; “Perturbabantur,” &c
• Cromwell's Bible; Canne's Bible; Dryden and Luke Milbourne; Portrait Painters of the last Century; Ætna
• DERIVATION OF THE WORD “BIGOT.”
• EARLY GERMAN COLOURED ENGRAVINGS; THE BELLMAN AT NEWGATE
• HERBERT'S “CHURCH PORCH; ANCIENT USAGES OF THE CHURCH; Reverence to the Altar; Separation of the Sexes in Church
• Hero of the “Spanish Lady's Love”; Niagara; Hymn attributed to Handel
• Marquis of Granby; Convocation and the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel; Cassie; “Three cats sat,” &c
• Mr. Lyte's New Instantaneous Process
• POLITICAL PREDICTIONS
• Sir Adam, or Sir Ambrose, Brown; NORWICH, KIRKPATRICK COLLECTION OF MSS. FOR THE HISTORY OF
• Soluble Cotton; Cameras; Shakspeare Portrait; “Aches”; “Waestart”; Willow Bark in Ague
• Standing while the Lord's Prayer is read; Tolling the Bell on leaving Church
• THE PAXS PENNIES OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR; Peculiar Customs at Preston, in Lancashire; Obsolete Statutes; Sale of offices and Salaries in the Seventeenth Century; Board of Trade; Sacheverell's and Charles Lamb's Residences in the Temple; Braddock and Orme
• Tailless Cats; Francklyn Household Book; “Violet-crowned”; Smith of Nevis and St. Kitt's; Hydropathy; Leslie and Dr. Middleton; Lord Brougham and Horne Tooke; Irish Rhymes
• Willow Bark in Ague; Lord Fairfax; The Young Pretender; Dobney's Bowling-green; Wildman; Sampson; Palœologus; Children by one Mother; Robert Brown the Separatist
• “ Go to Bath ”; Ridings and Chaffings; Faithful Commin; Heraldic Anomaly; Odd Fellows; “Branks”
• “BOOK OF ALMANACS.”; Distances at which Sounds have been heard; Anagram; Logan or Rocking Stones; A RUBENS QUERY
• “Perturbabantur,” &c; Edition of“Othello”; Perspective; “ Go to Bath ”

Issue: 243

• Benjamin Rush; Quakers executed in North America; Notices to Correspondents
• COLERIDGE'S UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPTS; LIFE
• FERDINAND CHARLES III., DUKE OF PARMA; Mr. Townsend's Wax-paper Process; Photographic Litigation
• Greek denounced by the Monks; Caldecott's Translation of the New Testament; Blue Bells of Scotland; “De male quæsitis gaudet non tertius hæres”
• INSCRIPTIONS ON BELLS; DE BEAUVOIR PEDIGREE
• INSCRIPTIONS ON BELLS
• INSCRIPTIONS ON BELLS
• INSCRIPTIONS ON BELLS
• Latin Inscription on Lindsey Court-house; Myrtle Bee; Mousehunt; Longfellow's “Hyperion”
• Life and Death; INSCRIPTIONS ON BELLS
• MEMOIRS OF GRAMMONT; BOHN'S REPRINT OF WOODFALL'S “JUNIUS.”
• MEMOIRS OF GRAMMONT
• Mawkin; “Putting a spoke in his wheel; Dog Latin; Swedish Words current in England; Mob; “Days of my Youth; Encore; Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Cambridge; Right of redeeming Property
• Mutilating Books; The Plymouth Calendar; Divinity Professorships
• Parochial Registers; “Trevelyan,”; Grammar School of St. Mary de Crypt, Gloucester; CRANMER'S MARTYRDOM
• RIGHT OF REFUGE IN THE CHURCH PORCH
• ROGER ASCHAM AND HIS LETTERS
• SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS
• SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS
• Symbolism in Raphael's Pictures; “Obtains.”; Army Lists for Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries; Anonymous Poet; John Bale; A short Sermon; Quakers' Calendar; “Rodondo, or the State Jugglers.”; Rathlin Island
• Vandyking; Monteith; A. M. and M. A.