Volume s12-IV (1918)

Issue: 76

• AN ENGLISH ‘GARDEN OF HEALTH’
• ARRESTING A CORPSE; “PACIFICIST”: “PACIFIST”; REV. GEORGE JERMENT; FOLK-LORE: THE SPIDER; “MEN OF KENT,” AND “INVICTA” ON MILITARY BADGE
• BARNARD FLOWER, THE KING'S GLAZIER.
• BOOK ABOUT PIRATES; ‘POCAHONTAS,’ A POEM; EDMONSTONE OF NEWTON; ‘BLACKWOOD’ AND THE CHALDEE MANUSCRIPT; ‘THE ART OF BOOK-KEEPING.’; CHARLES BRANDON, DUKE OF SUFFOLK: HIS WIVES
• BURTON AND YOUNGS FAMILIES IN NORFOLK; MARY CHRISTIAN alias WILLSON, 1750; THE POPE'S CROSIER; ST. GEORGE: TWO INCIDENTS IN HIS LIFE; ANTHONY ARMS AND ANCESTRY; ANGLICAN CLERGYMEN
• BYRON IN FICTION; THE GREAT CHARTER AND THE TABLE UPON WHICH IT WAS SIGNED; WILLIAM III.'S SPURS
• COBDEN'S STATUE IN ST. PANCRAS; CUTTING THE HAIR AS A PRESERVATIVE AGAINST HEADACHE; LETTERS FROM H.M.S. BACCHANTE: W. JOHNSON YONGE; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• DYDE; BURLINGTON HOUSE COLONNADE
• ENGLISH TRAVELLERS ON THE VLACHS
• HENCHMAN, HINCHMAN, OR HITCHMAN; NOVIOMAGUS; BROWNING: MOTTO FROM HANMER
• JAN WEENIX; ADMIRAL VAN TROMP'S ENGLISH DESCENDANTS; STALLIONS AT FUNERALS; GERMANS AS “HUNS”; “THERE HAS BEEN DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSS-ROADS”
• MEMBERS OF THE LONG PARLIAMENT
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS' CATALOGUES
• Notices to Correspondents
• PADDINGTON POLLAKY; ARMS OF ENGLAND WITH FRANCE ANCIENT; TUCKER AND PETER FAMILIES; LAYING A GHOST; SUGAR: ITS INTRODUCTION INTO ENGLAND
• PAULUS AMBROSIUS CROKE: A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ACCOUNT BOOK
• ROBERT VILLIERS c. 1640; AIGUILLETTES; ST. CLEMENT AS PATRON SAINT; THE STEELYARD IN THAMES STREET; REV. JOHN DAVIES, D.D., CANON OF DURHAM; YEAMANS; PARISH REGISTERS PRINTED; WALDER MARTEN; “HEUEWERC.”; BOREMAN'S ‘DESCRIPTION OF A GREAT VARIETY OF ANIMALS AND VEGETABLES.’; DUTCH LITERATURE
• SCOTT AT LES ANDELYS; CEDARS IN ENGLAND; CLAUDE DUVAL, THE HIGHWAYMAN
• STATUE AS WATER-FOUNTAIN; THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER'S CLIMBING BOYS; VAUGHN AND WELCH AS SURNAMES; ST. CASSIAN AND ST. NICHOLAS; SIGNBOARDS AND SHOP DEVICES; ARRESTING A CORPSE
• THE INGHAMITES; NAPOLEON AND WELLINGTON: DID THEY EVER MEET?; BULWER LYTTON'S ‘PELHAM’; “LETTER A, NO. 1”
• THE THIRD CLASS OF BRITISH ORDERS
• THOMAS MALTON THE YOUNGER, 1748–1804; PEARSON'S EDITIONS OF CHAPMAN'S, HEYWOOD'S, AND DEKKER'S DRAMATIC WORKS; SANIGAR SURNAME; ‘MODERN SOCIETY’: “KEIRKENNY”; WILLIBALD; ‘THE CLOWN OF LONDON’; TAX ON ARMORIAL BEARINGS; PICKWICK: ORIGIN OF THE NAME; SPENSER AND ‘THE SHEPHERD'S CALENDAR.’
• WHITE HART SILVER, DORSET
• WOMEN AS JUSTICES OF THE PEACE; ANTHONY TOOD, SECRETARY OF THE G.P.O.; ALLEN, WIGGINTON AND WHITEHEAD FAMILIES; PICTURE FRAMES; THE CHURCH AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION; “MEBUS”
• ‘AN ADIEU TO THE TURF’: 4TH EARL OF ABINGDON; SWINE IN BRITAIN; ZOLA'S ‘ROME.’; COLUMBUS MEDALLION; ELIZABETH MONCK
• ‘MR. HOWARD,’ PORTRAIT BY G. H. HARLOW; WANTAGE, BERKS: INN CALLED THE PRICE'S ARMS; SHEPPARD MURDER STONE; LANDED GENTRY temp. GEORGE III; PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART AND A FRENCH PRINCESS; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• ‘SIR WALTER SCOTT AND HIS LITERARY FRIENDS AT ABBOTSFORD’; CONQUEST'S VERSION OF THE BIBLE; PEERAGES: THEIR SALE; STATUE AS WATER-FOUNTAIN
• ‘TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS’: A LITERARY ERROR; ‘PIERS PLOWMAN,’ v. 500; “MR. EDMONDS” OF LADY FANSHAWE'S “MEMOIRS.”
• “ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK”; TANKARDS WITH MEDALS INSERTED; CLITHEROE PROVERBIAL FOR BRIBERY; WROTH FAMILY; TREACLE BIBLE
• “THERE HAS BEEN DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSS-ROADS”; COLLECTIONS OF ANIMALS OR BIRDS: CARVING TERMS; C. RYCKWAERTS; ‘SIR WALTER SCOTT AND HIS LITERARY FRIENDS AT ABBOTSFORD’

Issue: 77

• AURTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; PICKWICK: ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
• AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• BYRON IN FICTION; “HEUEWERC”; PARISH REGISTERS PRINTED; DYDE; AIGUILLETTES; ST. PETER'S FINGER; LANDED GENTRY temp GEORGE III; BOREMAN'S ‘DESCRIPTION OF A GREAT VARIETY OF ANIMALS AND VEGETABLES’; WILLIAM BLAGRAVE
• CORRIGENDUM; Notices to Correspondents
• DANTE: A NEWLY DISCOVERED PORTRAIT; ST. SWITHIN AT BALMORAL; WOLFE'S ‘SIR JOHN MOORE’: A HIBERNICISM; CHANGE OF NAME AT CONFIRMATION. (See 3 S. xi. 175, 202; 4 S. v. 543; vi. 17; 7 S. ii. 77.); THOMAS DE QUINCEY'S DAUGHTER
• EVENING DRESS; ARMS OF ENGLAND WITH FRANCE ANCIENT; SUGAR: ITS INTRODUCTION INTO ENGLAND; “ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK”; SIGNBOARDS AND SHOP DEVICES; MARRIOTT FAMILY
• INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CHURCHYARD OF ST. SAVIOUR'S, SOUTHWARK; FOOD CARDS
• JERUSALEM: THE HOLY SEPULCHRE; PALESTINE CANAL; MASONIC HERALDRY; PUBLIC-HOUSES WITH NAMES CONNECTED WITH THE WAR; DR. GEORGE WALKER OF LONDONDERRY: HIS DESCENDANTS; YOUNG; “RAPEHOUSE.”
• MEREDITH'S ‘ESSAY ON COMEDY’: JOHN STUART MILL; ALEXANDER POPE AND POPIANA; GENERAL GRANT ON WELLINGTON
• NAHUM TATE; BURT, MINIATURE PAINTER; ST. MARTIN DE LONDRES; WATER-COLOUR PICTURES; HORN BOOK IN BRASS: EARLY INFANT SCHOOL; THOMAS WHITEHEAD, RECTOR OF BIRDBROOK: WESTMINSTER ABBEY PRESENTATIONS; WELSH RIVERS; PARCY REED OF TROUGHEND (NORTHUMBERLAND) AND SIR REGINALD READE
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS' CATALOGUES
• PAULUS AMBROSIUS CROKE: A SEVENTEETH-CENTURY ACCOUNT BOOK
• PHILIP WESTCOTT, PORTRAIT PAINTER; ARMS ON OLD SEAL; REPRESENTATIONS OF THE BLESSED TRINITY; ’AN ADIEU TO THE TRUE‘: 4TH EARL OF ABINGDON; ROBERT DODD, MARINE PAINTER
• PICKWICK: ORIGIN OF THE NAME.; MEMBERS OF THE LONG PARLIAMENT.
• REV. JOHN DAVIES, D.D.; REV. JOHN DAVICES, D.D.; MAGIC SQUARES IN INDIA
• RYAN OF INCH, CO. TIPPERARY; ARISTOPHANES: DROYSEN'S GERMAN TRANSLATION; SERPENT AND ETERNITY; MACAULAY: LINES WRITTEN AFTER THE EDINBURGH ELECTION; DR. JHON BROWN, alias “JOHANNES BRUNO.”; AURTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• SHAKESPEARIANA
• SHAKESPEARIANA
• SOUTHEY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO ‘THE CRITICAL REVIEW.’
• ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS
• THE CHURCH AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION; PICTURE FRAMES; JOHN PEPYS OF SALISBURY COURT; TANKARDS WITH MEDAIS INSERTED
• THE CHURCH AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
• THE CORREPONDENCE OF RICHARD EDWARDS, 1669–79
• THE GREAT CHARACTER AND THE TABLE UPON WHICH IT WAS SIGNED; ONION v MAGNET; ‘POCAHONTAS,’ A POEM; ENGLISH TRAVELLERS ON THE VLACHS; MARY BOLLES, “BARONETESS”: DEBORA SPEELMAN, “BARONETESS”
• ‘BLACKWOOD’ AND THE CHALDEE MANUSCRIPT; GERMANS AS “HUNS”; THE GREAT CHARTER AND THE TABLE UPON WHICH IT WAS SIGNED
• “AMELIA MOUSER”; SIR EDWARD AND SIR FRANCIS WALSINGHAM; THE BLUE BOAR AT ISLINGTON; DAME MARY ROE, née GRESHAM; ‘ENIGMAS OF LUBERIUS’; CHESS: CASTLE AND ROOK; BROWNING'S ‘RING AND THE BOOK’
• “MR. BASSIT” OF HELPERLY; LINDIS RIVER; FIRST EARL OF MARLBOROUGH'S PORTRAIT; JOHN MIERS THE PROFILIST; THE LOYAL BROTHERHOOD
• “ORATOR” HENLEY: MACER; IRISHMEN IN ENGLAND IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; TAXES ON BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES, BACHELORS AND WIDOWERS; STRUGNELL FAMILY; DAMORY OR DAMER FAMILY; MRS. LEGH OF LYME, CHESHIRE; EAST CHALLOOW HOUSE, BERKS; SAINT AND THE DEVIL

Issue: 78

• ADMIRAL VAN TROMP'S ENGLISH DESCEND ANTS; ELIZABETH MONCK; FRANCIS TIMBRELL; PALESTINE CANAL; MATTHEW ARNOLD ON BEETHOVEN
• ARTEMIS APHAIA
• BOOKSELLERS' CATALOGUES; Notices to Correspondents
• CHESS: CASTLE AND ROOK; AN ENGLISH ‘GARDEN OF HEALTH’; YEOMAN OF THE MOUTH; PICKWICK: ORIGIN OF THE NAME; PICTURE OF OUR LORD; ONION v MAGNET; MASONIC HERALDRY
• CRUCIFORM TOWNS; “HABIT OF LIVING”: SIR T. BROWNE AND DICKENS; NELSON, DIARIES; EAST INDIA HOUSE IN 1711
• FOREIGN GRAVES OF BRITISH AUTHORS: REV. H. F. LYTE; CEDARS IN ENGLAND; C. RYCKWAERTS
• GARGOYLES; KING HENRY'S STAIRS: KING JAMES'S STAIRS; PRE-RAPHAELITE TAPESTRIES; NORTH-COUNTRY CUSTOMS; BANGOR WILLS; ANGLESEY TOPOGRAPHY; ETON COLLEGE PRESS PUBLICATIONS; ‘LONDON SOCIETY.’; FLOWERS IN LONDON PUBLIC GARDENS; ST. DECLAN'S STONE, ARDMORE, COWATERFORD; “BARLEYMOW”: ITS PRONUNCIATION; BISHOP JOHN BUCKERIDGE OR BUCKRIDGE; SILVER CURRENCY temp. GEORGE III
• GERMAN WORKS: ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS; LILLIPUT AND GULLIVER; WHALLEY ABBEY REGISTERS: ROGER HOLDEN; WEEKES; WESTON; BOSTON, MASS.: TRI-MOUNTAIN; LATIN ELEGIAC RENDERINGS OF A COMMITTEE NOTICE
• JERUSALEM: THE HOLY SEPULCHRE.; THE TAXATION OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS
• MACAULAY AND MISQUOTATION; WOLFE'S ‘BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE’: ADDITIONAL VERSES; PYREMONT WATER; HEDGEHOGS; HUSBAND AND HIS WIFE'S MAIDEN NAME; THE LORDS BALTIMORE; HELEN FAUCIT AS ANTIGONE; RICHARD BROTHERS: “ZEBULON”: MARY BOON: GEORGE TURNER
• MARGARET DOUGLAS (AFTERWARDS RICHARDSON) AND THE YOUNG PRETENDER
• MASONIC HERALDRY; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; Notes on Books
• MATTHEW ARNOLD ON BEETHOVEN; ST. PETER'S FINGER; LINDIS RIVER; PEERAGES: THEIR SALE; ISABELLA S. STEPHENSON
• MRS. LEGH OF LYME, CHESHIRE; K.C.B: ITS THREE CROWNS; TANKARDS WITH MEDALS INSERTED; ST. CLEMENT AS PATRON SAINT
• NEPTUNE: CROSSING THE LINE; BROTHER JACK ARCHER; NEW SHAKSPERE SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS; 65TH REGIMENT OF FOOT; CARCASSONNE; “RAISING CAIN.”; GEMS: CASTS BY PASOLETTI; CAMELS IN BRITAIN; LEE JORTIN FAMILY; VIRTUE POETICALLY DEFINED: SAMPLER; CHARLTON HOUSE, WANTAGE, BERKS; BAPTIST MINISTERS: PURDY AND GRANTHAM
• Notes on Books
• PAULUS AMBROSIUS CROKE: A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ACCOUNT BOOK; “RAPEHOUSE”; “MEBUS”
• PETITOT'S MINIATURE OF THE COMTESSE D'OLONNE; WINCHESTER EPISCOPAL ARMS; TWO OLD SONGS: ‘THE RATCATCHER'S DAUGHTER.’; LORD CHARLES MURDERED BY HIS BROTHER LORD JAMES; GEORGE VOYCE, CLOCKMAKER; DR. TOWNE, 1803; “PHARAOH” =STRONG BEER; “PHARAOH” =TRAVELLING SHOWMAN
• PUBLIC-HOUSES WITH NAMES CONNECTED WITH THE WAR; PADDINGTON POLLAKY; PARCY REED OF TROUGHEND (NORTHUMBERLAND) AND SIR REGINALD READE; CHESS: CASTLE AND ROOK
• SOUTHEY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO ‘THE CRITICAL REVIEW.’; MARGARET DOUGLAS (AFTERWARDS RICHARDSON) AND THE YOUNG PRETENDER; ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS; STATUES AND MEMORIALS IN THE BRITISH ISLES; ARTEMIS APHAIA; SPENSER'S ‘FAERIE QUEENE’: SANS LOY, SANS FOY, AND SANS JOY; “BOLSHEVIK”: “MENSHEVIK.”; CROMWELL AND BREWERS; CRUCIFORM TOWNS; “HABIT OF LIVING”: SIR T. BROWNE AND DICKENS; NELSON, DIARIES; EAST INDIA HOUSE IN 1711; GERMAN WORKS: ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS; LILLIPUT AND GULLIVER; WHALLEY ABBEY REGISTERS: ROGER HOLDEN; WEEKES; WESTON; BOSTON, MASS.: TRI-MOUNTAIN; LATIN ELEGIAC RENDERINGS OF A COMMITTEE NOTICE; GARGOYLES; KING HENRY'S STAIRS: KING JAMES'S STAIRS; PRE-RAPHAELITE TAPESTRIES; NORTH-COUNTRY CUSTOMS; BANGOR WILLS; ANGLESEY TOPOGRAPHY; ETON COLLEGE PRESS PUBLICATIONS; ‘LONDON SOCIETY.’; FLOWERS IN LONDON PUBLIC GARDENS; ST. DECLAN'S STONE, ARDMORE, COWATERFORD; “BARLEYMOW”: ITS PRONUNCIATION; BISHOP JOHN BUCKERIDGE OR BUCKRIDGE; SILVER CURRENCY temp. GEORGE III; PETITOT'S MINIATURE OF THE COMTESSE D'OLONNE; WINCHESTER EPISCOPAL ARMS; TWO OLD SONGS: ‘THE RATCATCHER'S DAUGHTER.’; LORD CHARLES MURDERED BY HIS BROTHER LORD JAMES; GEORGE VOYCE, CLOCKMAKER; DR. TOWNE, 1803; “PHARAOH” =STRONG BEER; “PHARAOH” =TRAVELLING SHOWMAN; MACAULAY AND MISQUOTATION; WOLFE'S ‘BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE’: ADDITIONAL VERSES; PYREMONT WATER; HEDGEHOGS; HUSBAND AND HIS WIFE'S MAIDEN NAME; THE LORDS BALTIMORE; HELEN FAUCIT AS ANTIGONE; RICHARD BROTHERS: “ZEBULON”: MARY BOON: GEORGE TURNER; NEPTUNE: CROSSING THE LINE; BROTHER JACK ARCHER; NEW SHAKSPERE SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS; 65TH REGIMENT OF FOOT; CARCASSONNE; “RAISING CAIN.”; GEMS: CASTS BY PASOLETTI; CAMELS IN BRITAIN; LEE JORTIN FAMILY; VIRTUE POETICALLY DEFINED: SAMPLER; CHARLTON HOUSE, WANTAGE, BERKS; BAPTIST MINISTERS: PURDY AND GRANTHAM; “HE WHO WOULD OLD ENGLAND WIN”: DIEGO ORTIZ; GRAMMAR SCHOOL REGISTERS; G. G. BAKER, TRANSLATOR OF LIVY; MARTEN FAMILY OF HERTS; “SINAGES.”; AUTHORS OR QUOTATIONS WANTED; JERUSALEM: THE HOLY SEPULCHRE.; THE TAXATION OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS; MRS. LEGH OF LYME, CHESHIRE; K.C.B: ITS THREE CROWNS; TANKARDS WITH MEDALS INSERTED; ST. CLEMENT AS PATRON SAINT; FOREIGN GRAVES OF BRITISH AUTHORS: REV. H. F. LYTE; CEDARS IN ENGLAND; C. RYCKWAERTS; ADMIRAL VAN TROMP'S ENGLISH DESCEND ANTS; ELIZABETH MONCK; FRANCIS TIMBRELL; PALESTINE CANAL; MATTHEW ARNOLD ON BEETHOVEN; ST. PETER'S FINGER; LINDIS RIVER; PEERAGES: THEIR SALE; ISABELLA S. STEPHENSON; PAULUS AMBROSIUS CROKE: A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ACCOUNT BOOK; “RAPEHOUSE”; “MEBUS”; PELL AND MILDMAY FAMILIES; IRISHMEN IN ENGLAND IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; MAGIC SQUARES; PUBLIC-HOUSES WITH NAMES CONNECTED WITH THE WAR; PADDINGTON POLLAKY; PARCY REED OF TROUGHEND (NORTHUMBERLAND) AND SIR REGINALD READE; CHESS: CASTLE AND ROOK; AN ENGLISH ‘GARDEN OF HEALTH’; YEOMAN OF THE MOUTH; PICKWICK: ORIGIN OF THE NAME; PICTURE OF OUR LORD; ONION v MAGNET; MASONIC HERALDRY; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS' CATALOGUES; Notices to Correspondents
• SOUTHEY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO ‘THE CRITICAL REVIEW.’
• SPENSER'S ‘FAERIE QUEENE’: SANS LOY, SANS FOY, AND SANS JOY; “BOLSHEVIK”: “MENSHEVIK.”; CROMWELL AND BREWERS
• ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS
• STATUES AND MEMORIALS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
• THE TAXATION OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS
• “MEBUS”; PELL AND MILDMAY FAMILIES; IRISHMEN IN ENGLAND IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; MAGIC SQUARES

Issue: 79

• A PENN ARMORIAL RELIC (?)
• ANTHONY TODD, SECRETARY OF THE G.P.O.; SUGAR: ITS INTRODUCTION INTO ENGLAND; ‘THE ART OF BOOK-KEEPING’; TONKS SURNAME
• ARRESTING A CORPSE; TANKARDS WITH MEDAIS INSERTED; “ WARD-ROOM”
• BEN JONSON AND THE COLBY FAMILY; ‘CONJUNCTIO SATURNI ET MARTIS,’ 1473; ROUPELL FAMILY; MARIO SFORZA; “BENEDICT.”
• BOSCOBEL RELICS; “DOBBIE.”; “CD.” PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS; STENDHAL: A FORGOTTEN ARTICLE; BARREL-ORGANS
• BURT, MINIATURE PAINTER; TWO OLD SONGS: ‘THE RATCATCHER'S DAUGHTER’; ‘TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS’: LITERARY ERROR; BISHOP JOHN BUCKERIDGE OR BUCKRIDGE; MAW, A GAME OF CARDS: ROMESTECQ
• CARCASSONNE; “ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK”; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; Notes on Books
• FRANCIS JOSEPH BAIGENT; Obituary; RICHARD BISSELL PROSSER; Notices to Correspondents
• HUTCHINSON FAMILY; CAPT. JOHN MACBRIDE AND MARGARET BOSWELL; “COLONEL OF THE HAT-MEN.”; “FLAT CANDLE.”; ‘THE HIBERNIAN MAGAZINE.’; JACK PRICE OF PEPYS'S DIARY; HERALDIC: A SHIELD SABLE; ICKE FAMILY; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; THE STEELYARD IN THAMES STREET (12 S. iv. 14.)
• JACOB OR JAMES; GENERAL GRANT ON WELLINGTON; BURT, MINIATURE PAINTER
• LONDON SUBURBAN PLACE-NAMES; DUTCH LITERATURE; CLAUDE DUVAL, THE HIGHWAYMAN; MEMBERS OF THE LONG PARLIAMENT; SUBMARINES: IRONCLADS
• MACAULAY AND MISQUOTATION.; MARGARET DOUGLAS, AFTERWARDS RICHARDSON, AND THE YOUNG PRETENDER
• MOTTOES OF WILLIAM III.; A POETICAL ENIGMA; THE KNIFEGRINDER; PRE-RAPHAELITE TAPESTRIES; ANTHONY ARMS AND ANCESTRY; REV. GEORGE JERMENT; SAINT AND THE DEVIL
• Notes on Books
• REV. GRIFFITH HUGHES; SHROLL SURNAME; MISTLETOE ON OAK TREES; SIR THOMAS MORE ON “NEITHER RIME NOR REASON.”; FLEARBOTTOM; SIR WALTER SCOTT: “AS I WALKED BY MYSELF.”
• SAINT AND THE DEVIL; THE DUTCH IN THE THAMES; BOOK ABOUT PIRATES; LONDON SUBURBAN PLACE-NAMES
• SIXTEENTH-CENTURY MAPS; MERVYN STEWART; “MR. BASSET” OF HFIPERLY
• SOUTHEY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO ‘THE CRITICAL REVIEW.’ (See ante, pp. 35, 66.)
• SPUR PROVERBS: CHAUCER; D. ROBERTS, R.A.: CATHEDRAL INTERIOR; THOMAS; GAUZE FLOWER: AUTUMN'S GLORY; “CID”: ITS DERIVATION; CREST: BEARER WANTED; CONSERVE OF ROSES; MARY WADDINGTON; EMPRESS EUGÉNIE AND THE KIRKPATRICKS OF CLOSEBURN
• ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS
• THE CORRESPONDENCE OF RICHARD EDWARDS, 1669–79.
• THE STEELYARD IN THAMES STREET (12 S. iv. 14.); MACAULAY AND MISQUOTATION.
• THE ‘DE NUGIS CURIALIUM’ OF WALTER MAP; SILVER: WEIGHT AND VALUE. (See ante, p. 86.)
• THOMAS HOWARD, EARL OF ARUNDEL; FULCHER'S ‘LIFE OF GAINSBOROUGH.’; SIMPSONS OF ABERDEENSHIRE; SLEYÈS MSS; “TROUNCER.”; PALMERSTONIANA; MAUNSELL ROLL OF HONOUR; “MR. LLOYD, FOUNDER OF LONDON EXCHANGE.”
• “BUTCHING.”; GERONTIUS'S DREAM; OLIVER CROMWELL'S DAUGHTER: SIR JOHN RUSSEL; “GAMP” AS ADJECTIVE; “VITTA LATTA”: NAPOLEON'S ‘MOLIÈRE.’; “BOLD INFIDELITY! TURN PALE ANLDIE.”; LAVATER IN FRENCH; SHELLEY: SCHUBART

Issue: 80

• ADMIRAL TROMP'S ENGLISH DESCENDANTS; ’TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS‘: LITERARY ERROR; FRANCIS TIMBRELL; ”ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK“; ”PHARAOH“ = TRAVELLING SHOWMAN
• BYRON'S VALET WILLIAM FLETCHER; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; LAYING A GHOST
• CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, D.D.; 6TH WEST INDIA REGIMENT; DEVILS BLOWING HORNS OR TRUMPETS; REV. CAVE BECK (? M.A.), 1623–1706; WILLIAM STOKES; “MORS SCEPTRA LIGONIBUS ÆQUAT.”
• CRUSADER IN YORK MINSTER; MISS MEADOWS: DRYDEN; WHARTON; WHITE; ST. PIERRE LAKE, BERNE; MR. MEDOP: DR. R. COSIN; GARCILASO DE LA VEGA; STEREOSCOPIC ILLUSTRATIONS; INSCRIPTIONS AT GIPPING
• DENIZATION BY LETTERS PATENT; “STOUP.”
• GRAMMAR SCHOOL REGISTERS; NEW MILK AS A CURE FOR SWOLLEN LEGS; “RAISING CAIN”; YOUNG LADIES' COMPANION; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• HEDGEHOGS; LILLIPUT AND GULLIVER; SHEPPARD MURDER STONE
• HUNTINGDONSHIRE BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS: SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE
• LAYING A GHOST
• LORD CHARLES MURDERED BY HIS BROTHER; “RAPEHOUSE”; LEGENDS ON LOVE TOKENS; ST. MARTIN DE LONDRES
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS' CATALOGUES; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• SANIGAR SURNAME; ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS; NEPTUNE: CROSSING THE LINE; NORTH-COUNTRY CUSTOMS; ALESTON, MIDDLESEX
• SERPENT AND ETERNITY; THE LORDS BALTIMORE; WINCHESTER EPISCOPAL ARMS
• SHEPPARD MURDER STONE; GERMAN WORKS: ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS; MRS. LEGH OF LYME, CHESHIRE; JOHN MIERS THE PROFILIST; EPITAPH ON A PARROT; SERPENT AND ETERNITY
• SHRAPNEL: ITS INVENTOR'S EPITAPH; “DECEASE,” VERB TRANSITIVE; MR. F. J. BAIGENT: DR. WM. GREENWELL; FREDRIKA BREMER; NELSON, LADY HAMILTON, AND COLLENBACH
• SIR FRANCIS BACON: HILLIARD'S MINIATURE; LADY FRANCES HASTINGS:MR. INGHAM: MR. BATTY; ARNOLDS, ACTORS; THE MERMAID TAVERN, CHEAPSIDE; ELPHINSTONE: KEITH: FLAHAULT; DR. JOHNSON: TURNING THE TEACUP; WILLIAM PETYT c. 1640; WALROND FAMILY
• SIR WALTER SCOTT IN NORTH WALES: AN EFFORT TO CORRECT LOCKHART; DYEING YELLOW AND GREEN COTTON
• SOL AS A WOMAN'S NAME IN ENGLAND; LINCOLNSHIRE ESCHEATORS; THOMAS POSTLETHWAITE, M.P.; DRURY, FLINTSHIRE; BOYS BORN IN MAY; WASHINGTON FAMILY; BISHOP DAWSON OF CLONFERT; TYRANNICIDE; FREDERICK THE GREAT AND A FRENCHMAN
• SOUTHEY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO ‘THE CRITICAL REVIEW.’
• THE METROPOLITAN CLUB; WYBORNE FAMILY OF ELMSTONE, KENT; NATURALIZATION BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; MERRINGTON FAMILY; HUSSAR'S SWORD; COWPER AND THE ‘GREEK ANTHOLOGY.’; ‘GREEK ANTHOLOGY.’: WESTMINSTER AND ETON; F. THACKERAY: J. W. BUCKLE
• THOMAS FULLER'S FIRST WIFE
• WHALLEY ABBEY REGISTERS; ”WINESOUR.“ A PLUM; POEMS BY LORD CHESTERFIELD; WILLIBALD; DODSON, DODOSON, OK DOBSON FAMILY; STATUE AS WATER-FOUNTAIN; SPENSER AND ’THE SHEPHERD'S CALENDAR‘
• “BEAUTY IS THE LOVER'S GIFT.”; THE NATIONAL GALLERY'S FIRST HOME; WALLER: SOME UNCOLLECTED VERSES; STEPNEY TAVERNS IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
• “PHARAOH” = TRAVELLING SHOWMAN; GARGOYLES; WILLIAM OUGHTRED; ‘THE CLOWN OF LONDON’; 65TH REGIMENT OF FOOT; PETITOT'S MINIATURE OF THE COMTESSE D'OLONNE; WEEKES; GRAMMAR SCHOOL REGISTERS
• ”CORRUPTIO OPTIMI PESSIMA“; ST. GEORGE: TWO INCIDENTS IN HIS LIFE; NEW SHAKSPERE SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS; THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER'S CLIMBING BOYS

Issue: 81

• BERRY, ACTOR; D.O.M.; GEORGE GOODWIN'S ‘RISING CASTLE.’; ARDAGH FAMILY; HENRY NEELE (1798–1828); HOLLYHOCKS; THE OAK AND THE ASH; DURHAM TITHES AND CHARLES II.'S HOUSE AT YORK
• CORRIGENDUM; WALTER CROUGH, F.Z.S.; Notices to Correspondents
• GRAMMAR SCHOOL REGISTERS; ROUPELL FAMILY; AUTHORS OF QUOTATION WANTED; Notes on Books
• HENRY I.: A GLOUCESTER CHARTER
• HUNTINGDONSHIRE BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS: SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE
• JOHN LYON, FOUNDER OF HARROW SCHOOL, AND HIS GRAVESTONE; WARWICKSHIRE SHEEP FOLK-LORE; L. BAYLY'S ‘PRACTICE OF PIETY’: “BIBBING-HOUSE” IN 1613
• LADY FRANCESS HASTINGS: MR. INGHAM: MR. BATTY; NEW SHAKSPERE SOCIETY; THE METROPOLITAN CLUB; JOHN PEPYS OF SALISBURY COURT; JACK PRICE OF PEPYS'S DIARY; SIR WALTER SCOTT: “AS I WALKED BY MYSELF”
• LATIN ELEGIAC RENDERINGS OF A COMMITTEE NOTICE; “MR. LLOYD, FOUNDER OF LONDON EXCHANGE”; “VITTA LATTA”: NAPOLEON'S ‘MOLIÈRE’; FAREWELL FAMILY
• MAGNIAC FAMILY; CONSTITUTION HILL; PILGRIMS' MARKS; “LAYCOCK.”; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; PICKWICK, ORIGIN OF THE NAME: PICKWICK FAMILY OF BATH
• NATURALIZATION BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; “BOLD INFIDELITY! TURN PALE AND DIE”; WILLIAM PETYT; BOYS BORN IN MAY; BAPTIST MINISTERS: PURDY AND GRANTHAM
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS' CATALOGUES
• P. S. FOURNIER, PARISIAN TYPE-FOUNDER
• PICKWICK, ORIGIN OF THE NAME: PICKWICK FAMILY OF BATH; BARREL-ORGANS
• PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART AND A FRENCH PRINCESS; MEWS OR MEWYS FAMILY
• PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART AND A FRENCH PRINCESS
• SHAKESPEARE'S WALK; THOMAS JAMES, TYPE-FOUNDER; WESTMORLAND CENTENARIANS' EPITAPH
• SHEPPARD MURDER STONE; SHRAPNEL: ITS INVENTOR'S EPITAPH; MAW: PIQUET; BISHOP DAWSON OF CLONFERT; CONSERVE OF ROSES
• ST. PIERRE LAKE, BERNE; A PENN ARMORIAL RELIC; WILLIAM BLAGRAVE
• STEVENSON'S ‘THE WRONG BOX.’; SALAMANCA DOCTOR; BEACONSFIELD'S NOVELS: KEYS WANTED; JAMES EDWARD WARD of New York; BERNARD=PAYNE; NEALE AND DUTTON FAMILIES OF CHEAM; WARD FAMILY OF NORWICH
• THE CORRESPONDENCE OF RICHARD EDWARDS, 1669–79
• THOMAS POSTLETHWAITE, M.P.; WEEKES; TONKS SURNAME; HERALDIC: A SHIELD SABLE; ELPHINSTONE: KEITH: FLAHULT; CARCASSONNE
• WALLER, FLEET STREET BOOKSELLER; PHILIP VAN MARNIX; JAPANESE “CASTÉRA.”; DUTCH THERMOMETER OR BAROMETER; ‘THE PIRATES,’ OPERA BY JAMES COBB AND STEPHEN STORACE; WILLAUME; MOSSOP FAMILY; FORSTER OF HANSLOPE, BUCKS; W. KNIVETON: IRISH STIPPLE ENGRAVINGS; ‘LLEWELYN’ AND ‘LLEWELYN'S HEIR.’
• WESTCAR FAMILY; DE QUENCY FAMILY; THOMAS ROGERSON, A.M., ROYALIST; THOUSAND: ITS SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY SIGN; MAZES IN YORKSHIRE; “THE BANNER OF THE RESURRECTION”: THE FLAG OF ST. GEORGE
• “D—D LITTERY FELLERS.”; “MAISONETTE”: “MANSIONETTE.”
• “FLAT CANDLE”

Issue: 82

• 65TH REGIMENT OF FOOT: YORKSHIRE REGIMENTS IN CEYLON; LAYING A GHOST
• A. R. BURT, MINIATURE PAINTER; TYRANNICIDE; BOSTON, MASS: TRI-MOUNTAIN
• BOSTON, MASS: TRI-MOUNTAIN; MARIO SFORZA; THE LORDS BALTIMORE; “BARLEYMOW”, ITS PRONUNCIATION
• BRANDRETH FAMILY OF BREADSELL; THOMAS WALKER, B.D; “STRAITSMAN,” A CLASS OF SHIP; WAX: “WEDE WAX” AND “BOLEN WAX.”; RELIGION: MAX MÜLLER'S DEFINITION; “HELL FOR LEATHER.”
• COLERIDGE AND PLATO; REDCOATS
• DR. JOHNSON: TURNING THE TEACUP; TANKARDS WITH MEDALS INSERTED; LONSON SUBURBAN PLACE-NAMES; “ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK”; Mr. MEDOP: DR. R. COSIN; ARRESTING A CORPSE; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• FITZREINFREDS IN LANCASHIRE; PRUDENTIUS: TITLE PAGE OF 1625 EDITION WANTED; “SOWC'ON”: “WYCHE.”; “MR. PAUL, THE PARSON.”; WRIGHT OF SOUTH ELMSALL, DONCASTER; DEAN JOHN LEWIS OF OSSORY; TOWER OF LONDON; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• HAMPSHIRE CHURCH BELLS; FINLAY OR FINDLAY FAMILY; VALENTINE KNIGHTLEY CHETWOOD LABAT; HERALDIC: CAPTOR AND HIS CAPTIVE'S ARMS; SHIELD IN WINCHESTER STAINED GLASS; SHIELD DIVIDED QUARTERLY; STRUG, STRUGYL, OR STRUGNELL FAMILY
• INSCRIPTIONS IN ST. PAUL' DEPTFORD
• LAUGHARNE FAMILY OF PEMBROKESHIRE; SCOTT: SLIP IN ‘OLD MORTALITY.’; SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES ANTICIPATED; AUSTRALIAN MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS
• LAYING A GHOST; WOMEN AS JUSTICES OF THE PEACE; DEVILS BLOWING HORNS OR TRUMPETS
• LIEUT. HENRY GOLDSMITH THE POETS NEPHEW
• MARY WATERS, LADY TYNTE: WATERS OR WATKINS OF SCETHROG
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLER'S CATALOGUES; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• OLIVER CROMWELL'S DAUGHTER: SIR JOHN RUSSWELL; GENERAL GRANT ON WELLINGTON; A. R. BURT, MINIATURE PAINTER
• OLIVER CROMWELL'S DAUGHTER: SIR JOHN RUSSWELL
• PRIESTLEY'S PORTRAIT BY J. SHARPLES; GOLDSWORTHY FAMILY OF DEVONSHIRE; JOHNSON'S PENNCE AT UTTOXETER; “JOHN REOBERTSON,” A PSEUDONYMOUS NINTEENTH-CENTURY POET; TOLERATION ACT
• ROBERT DEVEREUX, EARL OF ESSEX: BURIAL IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY; CUMULATIVE STORIES
• TAX ON ARMORIAL BEARINGS
• THE LIGHT DIVISION'S MARCH TO TALAVERA, JULY, 1809; PROSE AND POETRY: NEWMAN AND MILTON
• THOMAS FULLER'S FIRST WIFE; TAX ON ARMORIAL BEARINGS
• WILLIAM BERRY OF GUERNSEY; MERYON OR MERIGNAN FAMILY; “BIAJER“ IN 1832; KENT FAMILY AND HEADBOURNE WORTHY; CHILDREN'S STORY OF THE WARS OF THE ROSES; “GADGET.”; “SMELL A RAT.”; DESSIN'S HOTEL, CALAIS; BODIMANT FAMILY
• WILSON; WINDHAM OR WYNDHAM; NURSERY RIME; “YOURS TO A CINDER.”; “SIAM,” A GAME; SIR JOHN WILLIAM KAYE; PALESTINE; SIR DAVID GONSON OR GUNETON
• “BARLEYMOW”, ITS PRONUNCIATION; OLD WOOD CARVING: INSCRIPTION; ‘THE HIBERNIAN MGAZINE’; ‘HE WHO WOULD OLD ENGLAND WIN’: DIEGO ORTIZ; GERONTIUS'S DREAM; “BENEDICT”; CAPT. JOHN MACBRIDE AND MARGARET BOSWELL
• “BUTCHING”; LILLIPUT AND GULLIVER; SUGAR: ITS INTRODUCTION INTO ENGLAND; BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SPANISH LITERATURE; 65TH REGIMENT OF FOOT: YORKSHIRE REGIMENTS IN CEYLON
• “TROUNCER”; TRAVELS IN SPAIN; ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS; MISS MEADOWS: DRYDEN; PAULUS AMBROSIUS CROKE; “BUTCHING”

Issue: 83

• BOLTON PRIORY COUCHER BOOK; PRE-RAPHAELITE STAINED GLASS; LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCEITY; POLAND STREET ACADEMY; “GOOD-NIGHT AND JOY BE WI‘ YOU A’.”; “BURNT CHAMPAGNE.”; “WHISKEY,” A CARRIAGE; MEDICAL MEN ASSASSINATED; HARRIS ARMS
• FIRST KHAKI-CLAD FIGURES IN A STAINED GLASS WINDOW; WELLER FAMILY; ST. SWITHIN: A WELSH RIVAL; “WE LIVE AS JACOB DAWSON'S WIFE DIED.”
• FRENCH DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES IN LONDON, 1817–28
• GRIFFIN FAMILY IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; CRAGGS AND NICHOLSON FAMILIES; PLAGUE GRAVESTONES; ASTLEHAM, MIDDLESEX; EDWARD WINSTANLEY; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; LATIN ELEGIAC RENDERINGS OF A COMMITTEE NOTICE.
• HENRY I.: A GLOUCESTER CHARTER; STEVENSON'S ‘THE WRONG BOX’
• HENRY I.: A GLOUCESTER CHARTER
• JOHNSON'S PENANCE AT UTTOXETER; CHILDREN'S STORY OF THE WARS OF THE ROSES; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; Notes on Books
• MARY WATERS, LADY TYNTE: WATERS OR WATKINS OF SCETHROG
• NAPOLEON ON COLONELS; “SON OF A DUKE, BROTHER OF A KING.”; “STUNT.”; “KYN” SUFFIX; BIRTH FOLK-LORE: PARSLEY BEDS AND GOOSEBERRY BUSHES; HERALDIC: SABLE, ON A CHEVRON ARGENT; BURROWES HALL; ROBERT ARBUTHNOT, AUDITOR OF THE EXCHEQUER
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS' CATALOGUES
• Notices to Correspondents
• PICKWICK, ORIGIN OF THE NAME: PICKWICK FAMILY OF BATH.
• RHODES: OLD CHIMNEYPIECE; “RUA NOVA,” 1636–7; MADAME TAGLIONI; BEES IN THE TROPICS: DO THEY GENERALLY NOT STORE HONEY?; THE NIBELUNGEN LIED; “PUG” DONALD
• SAXTON'S MAP OF LANCASHIRE; GEORGE REYNOLDS; BELLOTT FAMILY, 1550–1600; ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE; PIGUEUIT; “FACING AND BRACING” 1604; “DOUBLET.”; “GONE WEST.”; “THE GLAD EYE.”; SHAW OF BOWES; “STROPIAT.”
• SHAKESPEARE'S WALK; THE DUTCH IN THE THAMES; “ORATOR” HENLEY: MACER; WILLAUME; PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART AND A FRENCH PRINCESS
• SHAKESPEARIANA; DRAMAS OF 1767 AND 1826
• SHAKESPEARIANA
• SPENSER'S ‘FAERIE QUEENE’: SANS LOY, SANS FOY, SANS JOY; GAUZE FLOWER: AUTUMN'S GLORY; ICKE FAMILY; PRIESTLEY'S PORTRAIT BY J. SHARPLES; SHAKESPEARE'S WALK
• STATUES AND MEMORIALS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
• STEVENSON'S ‘THE WRONG BOX’; SIR DAVID MURRAY AND THE 45; PUBLIC-HOUSES CONNECTED WITH THE WAR; SHIELD IN WINCHESTER STAINED GLASS
• THE CORRESPONDENCE OF RICHARD EDWARDS, 1669–79
• WINCHESTER COLLEGE CHAPEL: STAINED-GLASS PAINTER; THE GREEK STADIUM; ROMAN ROADS IN BRITAIN: THEIR ALIGNMENT; “SONS OF ICHWE.”; MEDALS: INNOCENT X. AND GEORGE II
• “MR. PAUL, THE PARSON”; G0LDSWORTHY FAMILY OF DEVONSHIRE; CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, D.D.; “YOURS TO A CINDER”; THE LIGHT DIVISION'S MARCH TO TALAVERA, JULY, 1809; GRAMMAR SCHOOL REGISTERS; REPRESENTATI0N5 OF THE HOLY TRINITY (12 S. iii. 168, 231, 307 ; iv. 55).—M. PIERRE TURPIN (12 S. iii. 231) says
• “TROUNCER”; SIR THOMAS MORE ON “NEITHER RIME NOR REASON”; THE OAK AND THE ASH; FREDERIC THACKERAY; SALAMANCA DOCTOR

Issue: 84

• ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE; BIRTH FOLK-LORE: PARSLEY BEDS AND GOOSEBERRY BUSHES; VALENTINE KNIGHTLEY CHETWOOD LABAT: ISMENIA; “RUA NOVA,” 1636–7; DUTCH THERMOMETER OR BAROMETER
• BARNARD FLOWER, THE KING'S GLAZIER.
• BISHOP JOHN BOWLE AND THE AUSTIN FAMILY; SAMUEL FREEMAN: BISHOP BEVERIDGE; ASKARI, AN EAST AFRICAN LEVY: LASCAR, A NATIVE MERCANTILE SEAMAN
• BRIGGS OF VIRGINIA, 1622; HENGLER FAMILY; GEORGE BORROW; GRAMMATICAL MNEMONIC JINGLE; SPURS IN COATS OF ARMS; CAULTHAM: ITS LOCALITY; KEARE BAKYRSAXTHER; PETER ESHE; HUTCHINSON, RECTOR OF CHURCH LAWFORD; REV. THOMAS NOEL
• CAPT. JOHN WESTGARTH:—WESTGARTH, INVENTOR; CHARLES WESTGARTH; JANE AUSTEN'S ‘EMMA.’; MISS FRANKS; CASTLEHILL; ST. CHRISTOPHER AND THE MILLER; BEAUDESERT, STAFFORDSHIRE
• CLEAVELAND ON THE EARLY HISTORY OF AGTILLERY; SOMERSET HOUSE: THE CHAPEL TAPESTRIES, 1784
• DESSIN'S HOTEL, CALAIS (12 S. iv. 187); DESSIN'S HOTEL, CALAIS; FITZREINFREDS IN LANCASHIRE
• FIRST KHAKI-CLAD FIGURES IN STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS; SPUR PROVERBS: CHAUCER; RELIGION: MAX MULLER'S DEFINITION
• FITZREINFREDS IN LANCASHIRE; PEARSON'S EDITIONS OF CHAPMAN'S, HEYWOOD'S, AND DEKKER'S DRAMATIC WORKS
• MADAME TAGLIONI; “BIAJER”; “STUNT”; “GOOD-NIGHT, AND JOY BE WI' YE A'”
• MARKSHALL AND THE HONYWOOD FAMILY. (See 10 S. ix. 144; 12 S. iii. 53.)
• MERYON OR MERIGNAN FAMILY; COLLECTIONS OF ANIMALS OR BIRDS; HUTCHINSON FAMILY; JAPANESE “CASTÉRA”; SUGAR: ITS INTRODUCTION INTO ENGLAND
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS' CATALOUGUES; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• SAXTON'S MAP OF LANCASHIRE; WYBORNE FAMILY OF ELMSTONE, KENT; GARCILASO DE LA VEGA; CHILDREN'S STORY OF THE WARS OF THE ROSES; MERYON OR MERIGNAN FAMILY
• SHACKLEWELL: ITS LOCALITY; STANESBY FAMILY; “WATER-PIPES,” PSALM XLII. 9, PRAYER BOOK VERSION; JOHN DWERRYHOUSE, CLOCKMAKER; JANE SOPHIA PIGOTT; PINNOCK; TAYLOUR; MEDAL: PEACE OF AMIENS, 1801
• SIR JOHN FIELDING
• SIR JOHN WILLIAM KAYE; “WHISKEY,” A CARRIAGE; LAYING A GHOST; PRUDENTIUS: TITLE-PAGE OF 1625 EDITION WANTED; GOLDSWORTHY FAMILY OF DEVONSHIRE (12 S. iv. 185, 228); HUSSAR'S SWORD (12 S. iv. 130); NATURALIZATION BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT (12 S. iv. 130, 172); “ACT OF PARLIAMENT CLOCK” (11 S. x. 130; 12 S. iii. 462; iv. 23, 61, 118, 144, 202); BURROWES HALL (12 S. iv. 219)
• SMITH FAMILY, WILTS AND BERKS; SAMUEL HAIGH; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; ROMAN ROADS IN BRITAIN: THEIR ALIGNMENT.
• TENNIEL'S BOOK-ILLUSTRATIONS
• “ STRAITSMAN’; STEVENSON'S ‘THE WRONG BOX’; ROBERT DEVEREUX, EARL OF ESSEX: BURIAL IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY; “YOURS TO A CINDER”; MEDICAL MEN ASSASSINATED; BOYS BORN IN MAY
• “BOLSHEWHIGS.”; ‘QANOON-I-ISLAM.’; ROBERT HOOKE AND THE FIRE OF LONDON; TOWNLEY FAMILY; LOWNDES'S ‘BIBLIOGRAPHER'S MANUAL.’; REV. ARCHIBALD JAMES BENNOCH; “SERVER”: INIGO JONES; BOOKS DESIRED ON LOAN
• “BURNT CHAMPAGNE”; HERALDIC : CAPTOR AND HIS CAPTIVE'S ARMS; SHIELD DIVIDED QUARTERLY; “BOLD INFIDELITY ! TURN PALE AND DIE”; WILLIAM STOKES
• “GENERAL DEUX SOUS,” FOCH'S NICKNAME, AND WELLINGTON; RICHARD MANSFIELD AT WEYBRIDGE
• “GOOD-NIGHT, AND JOY BE WI' YE A'”; MEDALS: INNOCENT X. AND GEORGE II.; DEAN JOHN LEWIS OF OSSORY; SAXTON'S MAP OF LANCASHIRE
• “OH, DEAR! WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?” LATIN RENDERING; ROMAN MILESTONES IN CORNWALL; WHITE HORSE OF KENT: LANDSCAPE WHITE HORSES; BILLIARDS: RED BALL; BISHOP THORNE ON PATIENCE; HERALDIC: AZURE, A LION RAMPANT GUARDANT; FRANKLIN AND MILLINGTON FAMILIES; LEAP YEAR: LADY'S OFFER OF MARRIAGE; SMITH FAMILY, WILTS AND BERKS
• “THANK GOD THERE IS A HOUSE OF LORDS.”

Issue: 85

• AUTHORS OF QUATATIONS WANTED; KENT FAMILY AND HEADBOURNE WORTHY
• BELLOTT FAMILY, 1550-1660; L. BAYLY'S ‘PRACTICE OF PIETY’; ASHBOURNE DERBYSHIRE; “RUA NOVA”
• CASTLEHILL; GRAMMATICAL MNEMONIC JINGLE; JOHN DWERRYHOUSE, CLOCKMAKER
• CLITHEROE AND BRIBERY: PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS; HENRY I.: A GLOUCESTER CHARTER
• COL. CHARLES LENNOX; ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS
• EMPRESS EUGÉNIE AND THE KIRKPATRICKS OF CLOSEBURN; SIR WALTER SCOTT IN NORTH WALES; CLITHEROE AND BRIBERY: PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS
• EMPRESS EUGÉNIE AND THE KIRKPATRICKS OF CLOSEBURN
• JOHN DWERRYHOUSE, CLOCKMAKER; PARCY REED OF TROUGHEND; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; Notes on Books
• KENT FAMILY AND HEADBOURNE WORTHY
• MARKSHALL AND THE HONYWOOD FAMILY. (See 10 S. ix. 144; 12 S. iii. 53; iv. 234.)
• MARKSHALL AND THE HONYWOOD FAMILY. (See 10 S. ix. 144; 12 S. iii. 53; iv. 234.)
• MRS. ABINGTON; BLANCHARD FAMILY ALLIANCES; BROWNE OF LEICESTERSHIRE: SEABROOK OF ESSEX; SCOTT OF HARTWOODMYRE AND OF HARDEN; FREE FAMILY C. 1800; FREEMAN OF LAMB'S CONDUIT STREET; “THE BATCH”: “THE DINGS.”; CLERICAL INDEXES
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• SIR JAMES PORTER, KT., F.R.S.
• ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL: STEWARDS OF THE SCHOOL FEASTS; WRIGHT OF SOUTH ELMSALL, DONCASTER
• THE CORRERSPONDENCE OF RICHARD EDWARDS, 1669–79
• THOMAS HEYWOOD AND ‘THE FAIR MAID OF THE EXCHANGE.’
• WAR SLANG: “SANDBAG MARY ANN.”; WAR SLANG; “HEATER-SHAPED.”; G. W. M. REYNOLDS; JEAN INGELOW: COL. ROBERT MATHEWS; ABRAHAM MOORE, TRANSLATOR OF PINDAR; ROSA CORDER
• WASHINGTON FAMILY; “GADGET”
• WORDSWORTH: SENECA; CROMWELLIAN BIBLES; GEORGE CROMWELL C. 1619; FRENCH REVOLUTION: “EAT CATE.”; HOTELS BEISTOL; TEAL; WADE; “SYLVESTER NIGHT.”; “MANTLE-MAKER'S TWIST.”; LAND TAX AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
• “GADGET”; PALESTINE ROMAN; SHAW OF BOWES; TYRANNICIDE
• “GONE WEST”
• “KIMONO.”; WAR SLANG; “DOUGHBOYS.”; ADAM AS FAMILY ANCESTOR; THE PILGRIMS' ROAD IN EAST KENT; SCOTS IN SWEDEN; HENSLOWS AND BEN JONSON
• “LUCUS A NON LUCENDO.”; “TOTTENHAM SHALL TURN FRENCH.”; LE CATEAU: CAMBRAI
• “MÆBUS,” A GHOST WORD

Issue: 86

• ABIGAIL CHETWOOD; MERCHANT MARKS AND ANCIENT FINGERRINGS; ‘THE CALL OF AFRICA.’; SIR LEOLINE JENKINS: REV. JOHN JENKINS; LYDE BROWNE, THE VIRTUOSO; SCOTCH SPURS
• ARISTOTLE ON THE GREEK TEMPERAMENT; LORD KITCHENER; “MALBROOK S'EN VA-T-EN GUERRE.”; CORPE FAMILY; LICHEIELD: ARMS OF THE SEE; THE ROYAL TABLE HOUSE: “ROYAL” HOUSES; ANODYNE NECKLACE; ARMY OFFICERS
• AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; HENCHMAN, HINCHMAN, OR HITCHMAN
• BISHOP JOHN BOWLE AND THE AUSTIN FAMILY; REV. HENRY OWEN, M.D., D.D.; SHELLEY: SCHUBART; REV. THOMAS NOEL; SCOTT: SLIP IN ‘OLD MORTALITY’; SPURS IN COATS OF ARMS; Notes on Books
• DEVILS BLOWING HORNS OR TRUMPETS; THE DUTCH IN THE THAMES
• HARROVIANS; HAWORTH FAMILY OF MIRFIELD; REAR-ADMIRAL WILLIAM BROWN; ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS: BLUE EYE; MICKLE: ‘CUMNOR HALL.’; REV. JOHN W00DHOUSE; BISHOP HALL ON DOING N0THING; SWEDENBORG AND ‘THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE.’; ‘LOVE, CARE, AND STRENGTH.’
• HOTELS BRISTOL; JEAN INGELOW; RUA NOVA; MRS. ABINGTON; CRAGGS AND NICHOLSON FAMILIES
• LINES UNDER A CRUCIFIX; ISLE OF MAN LICENCE OR PERMIT TO DEPART
• Notes on Books; SIR HENRY AUSTIN LEE; Notices to Correspondents
• PADDINGTON POLLAKY; LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY; ICKE FAMILY; PINNOCK; GEORGE BORROW; OLIVER CROMWELL'S DAUGHTER: AGNES SURRIAGE
• ST. MARTIN'S DAY AND THE GREAT WAR; SIR WALTER RALEIGH, EAST LONDONER
• ST. SWITHIN: A WELSH RIVAL; HENGLER FAMILY; TENNIEL'S BOOK-ILLUSTRATIONS; PHILIP WESTCOTT PORTRAIT PAINTER
• STATUES AND MEMORIALS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
• SUGAR: ITS INTRODUCTION INTO ENGLAND; WORDSWORTH: SENECA; “STUNT”; WHITE HORSE OF KENT: LANDSCAPE WHITE HORSES
• TUDOR ENGLISH STILL IN IRELAND; PRICES IN 1795; PRESIDENT WILSON'S ANCESTORS; SHAKESPEARE MISQUOTED BY SCOTT
• WAR SLANG: REGIMENTAL NICKNAMES; “DOUGHBOYS”
• WAR SLANG: REGIMENTAL NICKNAMES
• WEDDING TROUSSEAU OF A LADY c. 1630
• WHITE HORSE OF KENT: LANDSCAPE WHITE HORSES; MARY WATERS, LADY TYNTE; MADAME TAGLIONI; BILLIARDS: RED BALL; HEART BURIAL; FREDERIC THACKERAY; “MR. PAUL, THE PARSON”
• “GLAS.”; SHELDON CHADWICK; RICHARD I. IN CAPTIVITY; PANTON STREET PUPPET SHOW : FLOCKTON; SHAKESPEARE AND BURNS
• “MÆBUS,” A GHOST WORD: “MEBUS”; DEVILS BLOWING HORNS OR TRUMPETS
• “STABULARIUS.”; MILTON'S OAK; ‘DUNCIAD,’ iii. 35; ROMAN COFFIN AT COLCHESTER: PAU. SANIAS; GIGANTIC LEADEN COFFIN; REGENCY PARK; DUKE OF SUFFOLK'S HEAD

Issue: 87

• A VISION OF THE WORLD-WAR IN 1819; ‘DUNCIAD,’ III. 35; HENCHMAN, HINCHMAN, OR HITCHMAN; “THE BATCH”; DUKE OF SUFFOLK'S HEAD
• AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; Notes on Books
• BACON, ESSAY XII: MOHAMMED AND THE MOUNTAIN; DANTE'S LATIN WORKS, “THE TEMPLE CLASSICS” EDITION; ‘ADAM BEDE’: DISCREPANCY IN DATES
• CORRIGENDA; LOUIS R. LETTS; Notices to Correspondents
• DANTEIANA
• ELIZABETH (RUNDLE) CHARLES; PRE-RAPHAELITE STAINED GLASS; “GONE WEST”
• EPITAPHIANA; EPITAPH TO A SLAVE
• JAMES FLEETWOOD, BISHOP OF WORCESTER: PORTRAIT; ST. CUTHMAN; STAFFORDSHIRE POETS
• LA COUR ON WINDMILE POWER IN DENMARK; CREST ON CHURCH PLATE; SIG GEORGE BROWN (1790–1865); JOSEPH BROWN; ST. HENRY THE ENGLISHMAN: BISHOP THOMAS IN FINLAND; SMOKING IN ENGLAND BEFORE THE INTRODUCTION OF TOBACCO; HERALDIC: GULES, A CHEVRON BRUISED; AUTHOR OF QUOTATION WANTED; REPRESENTATIONS OF THE BLESSED TRINITY
• NELSON FONT; DARELL FAMILY OF RICHMOND, SURREY; COUNTESS HANSKA'S LETTERS TO BALZAC; HENRY CUST'S ‘NON NOBIS.’; H.B.B. CLUB; JOHN CROSSE, RECTOR OF ST. NICHOLAS-IN-THE-FLESH-SHAMBLES
• Notes on Books; BOOKSELLERS CATALOGUES
• OMAR KHAYYAM: FITZGERALD'S VERSION; CAPT. JOHN WEBB: BRADSHAW FAMILY OF IRELAND; MOSELEY; BISHOPS OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY; HORSFALL FAMILY
• PRUDENTIUS: TITLE PAGE OF 1625 WANTED; NEW SHAKSPERE SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS; FREDERICK THE GREAT AND A FRENCHMAN ; “BOLD INFIDELITY ! TURN PALE AND DIE”; NEWPORT (I. OF W.) AND THE REVOLUTION SOCIETY; “SYLVESTER NIGHT”; SUGAR: ITS INTRODUCTION INTO ENGLAND; ‘THE CALL OF AFRICA’; THE PILGRIMS' ROAD IN EAST KENT; ROMAN COFFIN AT COLCHESTER: PAUSANIAS
• REPRESENTATIONS OF THE BLESSED TRINITY
• ROMAN COFFIN AT COLCHESTER: PAUSANIAS; GIGANTIC LEADEN COFFIN; MEDICAL MEN ASSASSINATED; JOHN LYON, FOUNDER OF HARROW SCHOOL, AND HIS GRAVESTONE
• ROMAN ROADS IN BRITAIN: THEIR ALIGNMENT; THE EGLINTON TOURNAMENT, 1839; HUSSAR'S SWORD; WESTCAR FAMILY; CUMULATIVE STORIES; CAPT. MARRYAT: ‘DIARY OF A BLASÉ“
• STATUES AND MEMORIALS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
• THE CORRESPONDENCE OF RICHARD EDWARDS, 1669–79
• WAR SLANG
• WILLIAM FLEETE OF SELWORTHY; EPITAPH AT ABENHALL, GLOS; FOLKESTONE CHURCHYARD; CHRISTMAS VERSES SPOKEN BY CHILDREN
• “BARLEYMOW”: ITS PRONUNCIATION; HAMPSHIRE CHURCH BELLS; ROMAN MILESTONES IN CORNWALL; BEES IN THE TROPICS: DO THEY GENERALLY NOT STORE HONEY?; STEVENSON'S ‘THE WRONG BOX”; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• “MACARONI”: ORIGIN OF THE WORD; COL. COLQUHOUN GRANT; RALEIGH ON A “POETICAL SCRIBE.”; ALEXANDER LINDSAY, MURDERED c. 1660; BILSTON, ARTIST; BELL AND SHOULDER INN; ROSE OF DENMARK INN
• “MANTLE-MAKER'S TWIST”; HUTCHINSON, RECTOR OF CHURCH LAWFORD; HERALDIC: AZURE, A LION RAMPANT GUARDANT; HERALDIC: SABLE, ON A CHEVRON ARGENT; HERALDIC: CAPTOR AND HIS CAPTIVE'S ARMS
• “RAIN CATS AND DOGS.”
• “SLOUCH”; ‘LOVE, CARE, AND STRENGTH’; “SON OF A DUKE, BROTHER OF A KING”; BISHOP HALL ON DOING NOTHING; ROMAN ROADS IN BRITAIN: THEIR ALIGNMENT