Volume s12-X (1922)

Issue: 195

• AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books
• CORRIGENDA; RATCLIFFE CROSS AND STAIRS MEMORIAL; Notices to Correspondents
• DOMINOES; TURNER FAMILY
• EGG FOLK-LORE: GOOD FRIDAY AND CHRISTMAS; “HOP-SCOTCH”: DERIVATION OF WORD; EARLY STANDARDS; TITLE OF ANNO QUINTO EDWARDI III; VERBALIZED SURNAMES; PHARAOH AS SURNAME; THE HOUSE OF HARCOURT
• ENGLISH ARMY SLANG AS USED IN THE GREAT WAR; EARLY BALL GAMES; PRIVILEGES GRANTED BY THE LORD OF THE MANOR; FIELDINGIANA
• ERGHUM OF ERGHUM, YORKSHIRE; JOHN WESLEY'S FIRST PUBLICATION; INDEX ECCLESIASTICUS; THE HôTEL VOUILLEMONT; PIO NONO; THIRLWALL AND BUNSEN; BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS OF ARTISTS SOUGHT; THE “ABYSSINIAN” CROSS
• GEORGE TRAPPE; THE GENDER OF “SHIP”; PRINCIPAL LONDON COFFEE-HOUSES AND TAVERNS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; VICE-ADMIRAL SIR CHRISTOPHER MINGS
• MRS. JOANNA STEPHENS; DISRAELI QUERIES; “SUNT OCULOS CLARI QUI CERNIS SIDERA TANQUAM.”; VANGOYEN, A DUTCH PAINTER; PSALM LXXXIII
• NATHANIEL EATON; WILLIAM GEORGE EVELEIGH; ‘NOT SO BAD AS WE SEEM’: CHARLES KNIGHT; “MOLIRE”: AN ANAGRAM; AUTHORS WANTED; MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT: LADY MARY KING
• THE FIFTH PETITION IN THE LORD'S PRAYER; “SAPIENS DOMINABITUR ASTRIS”
• THE SO-CALLED SPANISH ARCHITECTURE OF ARRAS
• THE SOTTO PIOMBI, OR THE PIOMBI, VENICE
• THOMAS CHIPPENDALE
• THOMAS EDWARDS, LL.D; MOSES GRIFFITH, COPPERPLATE ENGRAVER; THE CHIMNEY-SWEEPER'S CLIMBING BOYS; BOMBERS IN CHARLES II.'S NAVY
• ‘ANYTHING FOR A QUIET LIEF’; THE FIFTH PETITION IN THE LORD'S PRAYER
• ‘THE BEGGAR'S OPERA’ IN DICKENS; WILLIAM SPRY OF EXETER; VERLAINE AT STICKNEY; HATCHMENTS

Issue: 196

• A PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
• DR. GIDEON A. MANTELL, F.R.S; BARON GRANT; BEAUCHAMP: MOSELEY: WOODHAM (WODHAM); SONG-BOOK BY TOBIAS HUME; ST. JOHN THE ALMONER; LAUNCHING OF SHIPS
• EDWARD FITZGERALD: E. F. G; APPRENTICES TO AND FROM OVERSEAS; INEQUALITY OF POSTAL RATES
• NEEDHAM'S POINT NAVAL AND MILITARY CEMETERY, BARBADOS
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• PLUGENET; “JOURNEY”; SMOKERS' FOLK-LORE
• PRINCIPAL LONDON COFFEE-HOUSES, TAVERNS, AND INNS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• PROVERB: ORIGIN WANTED; MATTHEW ARNOLD: REFERENCE SOUGHT; AUTHOR WANTED; AUTHOR'S NAME WANTED; “MATA HARI'S” YOUTH
• PROVINCIAL BOOKSELLERS, A.D. 1714
• RABBITS IN AUSTRALIA; CIPHER ON ST. JAMES'S PALACE; THE BRIGHTON ATHENÆUM; PEDIGREES WANTED; ADAH ISAAC MENKEN'S ‘INFELICIA’; THE ENGLISH “H”: CELTIC, LATN AND GERMAN INFLUENCES; JAMES HALES; THORESBY HARDRES; WELSH MAP SOUGHT
• SMOKERS' FOLK-LORE; EDWARD LAMPLUGH; MOLESWORTH; AUTHOR OF POEM WANTED; Notes on Books
• THE HOUSE OF HARCOURT
• THE TROUTBECK PEDIGREE
• TITLE OF “K.H”; SIR RICHARD WOOLFE; COTTON FAMILY OF WARBLETON (WARBLINGTON), HANTS
• ‘THE INGOLDSBY LEGENDS’; INSCRIPTIONS ON AN ICON
• “DEAR CLIFFORD'S SEAT”; SUSSEX PRONUNCLATION OF PLACE-NAMES; CAEN WOOD; A SINGULAR REQUEST
• “MATA HARI'S” YOUTH; VICE-ADMIRAL SIR CHRISTOPHER MINGS

Issue: 197

• A NEW CRITICISM OF CASANOVA'S ‘MÉMOIRES.’; SCHOOLMASTERS IN 1714 AND 1759; ‘CASTLE DALY’ AND GALWAY
• ANNAMABOE
• AUTHORS WANTED; TRANSLATORS WANTED; ‘ANYTHING FOR A QUIET LIFE.’; Jacob Tonson as a Spy on Prior (12 S. ix. 482)
• BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS OF ARTISTS SOUGHT
• BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA; BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS OF ARTISTS SOUGHT
• BYRON AND COMPBELL: A PARALLEL
• CORRIGENDUM; Notes on Books; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• ERGHUM OF ERGHUM, YORKSHIRE; ST. PETER THE PROUD, LONDON; FULLOLOVE SURNAME; VILLEBOIS, PAINTER; BLESSED OLIVER PLUNKET; FREEDOM OF A CITY
• FIELDINGIANA; GERVASE DE CORNHILL; ‘NOT SO BAD AS WE SEEM’: CHARLES KNIGHT
• G. E. J. POWELL; “ARTEMUS WARD”; “TIME WITH A GIFT OF TEARS” (v.s. ‘AUTHORS WANTED’)
• GLASS-PAINTERS OF YORK:
• J. M. W. TURNER AND HADDON HALL; KING FAMILY BOOK-PLATES; ‘THE RUNNING HORSE,’ PICCADILLY; SIR ROBERT HESILRIGGE, BART; TURNER FAMILY; FINAL “DEN” IN KENTISH PLACE-NAMES; AUTHORS WANTED
• MEILER MAGRATH, ARCHBISHOP OF CASHEL; BROTHERS OF THE SAME CHRISTIAN NAME; THE REV. J. DE KEWER WILLIAMS; NORRIS AND EYRE FAMILIES; MULBERRIES; ‘A NEWCASTLE APOTHECARY’
• NEEDHAM'S POINT CEMETERY, BADOS—JAMES SIMS
• OLIVER STARKEY
• PSALM LXXXIII; THE FIFTH PETITION IN THE LORD'S PRAYER; COL. CHESTER'S EXTRACTS FROM PARISH REGISTERS; “SUNT OCULOS CLARI QUI CERNIS SIDERA TANQUAM”
• RUVIGNY'S PLANTAGENET ROLL; ‘BRITISH MELODIES’; PORTRAIT OF NELSON BY H. EDRIDGE; LAND MEASUREMENT TERMS; HENSHAW OF UTTOXETER AND CHESHUNT: WEAKE OF NORFOLK; ARMSTRONG
• THE ARMS OF LEEDS; DANTE'S BEARD; GENTLEMAN OF THE POULTRY; NICHOLAS GRIMALD; RUDGE FAMILY; SCHOOL HOLIDAYS; THE ABYSSINIAN CROSS
• THE ROYAL SOCIETY AND FREEMASONRY
• “A WALKING DICTIONARY”; CARDINAL NEWMAN AND WALES; VANGOYEN A DUTCH PAINTER; “‘HEADS’ AS THE PIEMAN SAYS”; G. E. J. POWELL

Issue: 198

• ADAH ISAACS MENKEN'S ‘INFELICIA’ (12 S. x. 32); “MATA HARI'S” YOUTH (12 S. ix. 527; x. 34); WELLINGTON TESTIMONIAL CLOCK TOWER (12 S. ix. 230); THE ABYSSINIAN CROSS (12 S. x. 9, 56); “TO BURN ONE'S BOATS” (12 S. viii. 210; ix. 177); AUTHOR'S NAME WANTED (12 S. x. 34); Notes on Books
• BLUEBEARD: ORIGIN AND EARLY REFERENCES; BAGSHOT AND BAWWAW
• COLE, OR COALE-RENTS; THORNBOROUGH; BATTERSEA ENAMEL WORKS; ‘ALLOSTREE'S ALMANACK,’ 1680; V. DE VELDTE THE ELDER: IDENTIFICATION OF FLAG SOUGHT; QUAINT CHARMS TO BE IDENTIFIED
• CORRIGENDA; Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• DE KEMPLEN'S AUTOMATON CHESS-PLAYER; WILL-O'-THE-WISP; MULBERRY-TREES; BEARS; RAIN AND FISHING; KYNASTON; JOHN CHRISTOPHER FREDERICK KEPPEL; PROVERES AND PHRASES; AUTHORS WANTED; THE ARMS OF LEEDS
• INDEX ECCLESIASTICUS (12 S. x. 9); ST. CHRISTOPHER AND THE CHRIST CHILD (12 S. ix. 371, 415, 436, 452, 536); THE TROUTBECK PEDIGREE (12 S. x. 21); THE HOUSE OF HARCOURT (12 S. ix. 409, 453, 495, 514; x. 15, 37)
• MASSINGER AND DEKKER'S ‘THE VIRGIN MARTYR.’
• MRS. JOANNA STEPHENS
• PRINCIPAL LONDON COFFEE-HOUSES, TAVERNS, AND INNS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• RUSKIN: GENEVA LETTER FOUND; APPRENTICES TO AND FROM OVERSEAS (see ante, p. 29); STOWE HOUSE, SALE OF CONTENTS, 1847 AND 1921
• SPELLING OF “CHAMPAGNE.”; “WATER MEASURE ” FOR APPLES AND PEARS; FAMILY OF LEE; ANDREW BARNARD: SIR FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BARNARD, K.C.H.
• ST. BLAIZE; PALLONE, AN ITALIAN GAME
• THE BRIGHTON ATHENÆUM (ANTHEUM) (12 S. x. 32); EDWARD LAMPLUGH (12 S. ix. 491, 533; x. 39); LAUNCHING OF SHIPS (12 S. x. 31); SONG-BOOK BY TOBIAS HUME (12 S. x. 31)
• THE HOUSE OF HARCOURT (12 S. ix. 409, 453, 495, 514; x. 15, 37); PHARAOH AS SURNAME (12 S. ix. 407, 454, 537; x. 15); TAVERN SIGNS: “THE FIVE ALLS” (12 S. ix. 145, 355, 390); THE MACCABEES (12 S. ix. 370, 414, 436)
• TITLE OF “K.H.” (12 S. ix. 529; x. 36); BARON GRANT (12 S. x. 31)
• ‘THE BEGGAR'S OPERA’ IN DICKENS (12 S. ix. 309; x. 14)

Issue: 199

• A TUDOR FIREPLACE AT ST. ALBANS; ENGLISH ARMY SLANG AS USED IN THE GREAT WAR; EVELYN QUERIES
• AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• BEAUCHAMP: MOSELEY: WOODHAM; ‘THE INGOLDSBY LEGENDS’; ERGHUM; AUTHORS WANTED
• COMMONWEALTH MARRIAGES AND BURIALS IN THE ALDEBURGH REGISTER BOOK
• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POETRY; ARAB (OR EASTERN) HORSES
• FREEDOM OF A CITY; ADAH ISAACS MENKEN'S ‘INFELICIA’; THE TROUTBECK PEDIGREE
• GLASS-PAINTERS OF YORK
• JUDITH COWPER: MRS. MADAN.; “ANGLICA [OR RUSTICA] GENS,” &C.; ‘N.E.D.’ DINNER; DALSTONS OF ACORNBANK
• MASSINGER AND DEKKER'S ‘THE VIRGIN MARTYR.’ (See 12 S. x. 61.)
• MRS. HOLT: ‘ISOULT BARRY OF WYNSCOTE.’; TWO NAVAL PICTURES BY SERRES; DERIVATION OF CHINKWELL; MOON FOLK-LORE: HAIR-CUTTING
• OXFORDSHIRE MASONS; YORKSHIRE LAND TERMS: “ONSTAND,” “GAIRNS.”
• QUOTATIONS IN ‘THE TATLER.’; ‘DE IMITATIONE CHRISTI’: ECHOES OF VIRGIL; HOLBORN, MIDDLE ROW; SARAH SIDDONS THEATRE, LYNN; JAMES ADAIR, HISTORIAN; SAMUEL MAUNDER; ZACHARY TAYLOR; OAKELEY; “KANGAROO COOK.”; EWEN: COAT OF ARMS; WILLIAM HARBORD; AUTHOR WANTED
• SIR THOMAS DINGLEY; THE HOUSE OF HARCOURT
• THE PAPAL TRIPLE CROWN; COMIC NATURAL HISTORY; HARTGILL BARON
• “THE RUNNING HORSE,” PICCADILLY; “TIME WITH A GIFT OF TEARS”; LAND MEASUREMENT TERMS; PRINCIPAL LONDON TAVERNS OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: “THE SWAN TAVERN,” CHELSEA

Issue: 200

• AUTHORS WANTED; MATTHEW ARNOLD: REFERENCE SOUGHT; Notes on Books
• BLUE BEARD; DE KEMPLEN'S AUTOMATON CHESSPLAYER; DE KEMPLEN'S AUTOMATON CHESS PLAYER; COLE OR COALE-RENTS; COLE OR COALE-RENTS (12 S. x. 70); CHARM OF ST. COLME; BEARS
• BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA; BREWERS' COMPANY; PICTURES IN THE HERMITAGE AT PETROGRAD
• COMMONWEALTH MARRIAGES AND BURIALS IN THE ALDEBURGH REGISTER BOOK
• CORRIGENDUM; Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• CROFT OF BARFORTH: LEEDES OF NORTH MILFORD (TADCASTER); SAMUEL HARTLIB (1600–1662); CHEVALIER SCHAUB; THE HOTEL VOUILLEMONT; JAMES CONWAY; EDWARD CAPERN; HERALDIC MOTTOES; PIMLICO; HUGUENOT BIBLE; LORD BEACONSFIELD AND UDE, THE COOK; JOSEPH AUTERAC
• EAST LONDON “COFFEE-HOUSES.”; ‘LA SANTA PARENTELA.’
• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POETS; COLONEL CHARLES WHITEFOORD
• FINAL ‘DEN’ IN KENTISH PLACE-NAMES; TRANSLATION OF MOTTO REQUIRED; SMOKERS' FOLK LORE; SPELLING OF “CHAMPAGNE”; CEREMONIAL VESTMENTS OF THE JUDICIARY; THE ENGLISH “H”: CELTIC, LATIN AND GERMAN INFLUENCES
• MEILER MAGRATH, ARCHBISHOP OF CASHEL; LAUNCHING OF SHIPS
• SIR RICHARD BLACKMORE, M.D.; MAYHEW; GREAT PUBLIC SCHOOLS; KING AND ORMISTON FAMILIES; AUTHORS WANTED; THE TROUTBECK PEDIGREE. (12 S. x. 21, 77, 97.)
• SIR RICHARD WILLYS, TRAITOR; PRINCIPAL LONDON COFFEE-HOUSES, TAVERNS, AND INNS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• SIR RICHARD WILLYS, TRAITOR
• SURNAMES AS CHRISTIAN NAMES; THE ARMS OF LEEDS; DANTE'S BEARD; BARON GRANT (12 S. x. 31, 75); ADAH ISAACS MENKEN'S ‘INFELICIA’; JOHN WESLEY'S FIRST PUBLICATION; ‘BRITISH MELODIES’; WELSH MAP SOUGHT; “TO BURN ONE'S BOATS”
• THE PAPAL TRIPLE CROWN; FREEDOM OF A CITY; AUTHORS WANTED
• THE TWENTY-FOUR HOUR CLOCK; APPRENTICES TO AND FROM OVERSEAS
• VICE-ADMIRAL SIR CHRISTOPHER MINGS; PRIME MINISTER; INSCRIPTIONS ON AN ICON
• WHITE OF SELBORNE: PORTRAIT WANTED; ORNITHOLOGISTS; GENERAL NICHOLSON'S BIRTHPLACE; EARLY IRISH VOLUNTEERS; REGIMENTAL CHAPLAINS, H.M. 65TH REGIMENT; ANGLO-SAXON RIDDLE, ‘THE CUCKOO.’; DE HARYNGY; ARMAGEDDON CHAPEL, CLIFTON; LADY GUILDFORD

Issue: 201

• ADAH ISAACS MENKEN
• BARON GRANT; EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POETRY
• BLAKE IN AMERICA; FOUNTAINS ABBEY PARCHMENTS; GILBERT IMLAY AND HENRY LEE
• COMMONWEALTH MARRIAGES AND BURIALS IN THE ALDEBURGH REGISTER BOOK
• CORRIGENDUM; Notices to Correspondents
• EVELYN QUERIES; ARAB (OR EASTERN) HORSES; OXFORDSHIRE MASONS; TWO NAVAL PICTURES BY SERRES
• HIGHGATE; ‘VIVA PIO, PARA, RE; POEM OF THE SIXTIES WANTED; AUTHOR WANTED; EDWARD MORE (1479–1541) WARDEN OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE
• INFERENCE AS TO DATE OF BIRTH
• JOHN CHARLES WILLIAMS: A BUCKINGHAMSHIRE PARSON AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS
• KIMMERIDGE COAL MONEY
• PHILIP DE HARCOURT, BISHOP OF BAYEUX
• SAVERY FAMILY BOOKPLATES; NEVIN FAMILY; EMRA HOLMES; BLOXAM; BOULGER; BRINDLEY AND BRADBURY; GENERAL CLEMENT EDWARDS; OFFICE OF MAYOR: PLACE OF WORSHIP
• SIR RICHARD WILLYS, TRAITOR
• TAVERN SIGNS: “THE FIVE ALLS”; PRINCIPAL LONDON TAVERNS OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: “THE SWAN TAVERN,” CHELSEA; “TIME WITH A GIFT OF TEARS”; ERGHUM
• TWO NAVAL PICTURES BY SERRES; MRS. HOLT: ‘ISOULT BARRY OF WYNSCOTE’; Notes on Books
• “FIRDOR.”; SCARLET HUNTING COAT; PSEUDO-TITLES FOR “DUMMY” BOOKS; GRAVES OF POLISH EXILES IN BRITAIN; REGIMENTAL CHAPLAINS, H.M. 84TH REGIMENT
• “SATAN REPROVING SIN.”; UNIDENTIFIED ARMS; THE MONTFORTS OF FARLEIGH; SURNAME LACKLAND; FIDDLERS' GREEN; J. RICHARDS: IDENTIFICATION OF CHURCH SOUGHT; ST. MICHAEL'S, GUERNSEY; “LOVE” in PLACE-NAMES

Issue: 202

• ARAB (OR EASTERN) HORSES; PALLONE, AN ITALIAN GAME; AMERICAN HUMORISTS: CAPT. G. H. DERBY
• COMMONWEALTH MARRIAGES AND BURIALS IN THE ALDEBURGH REGISTER BOOK
• COMMONWEALTH REGISTERS
• HERALDIC MOTTOES; ‘LA SANTA PARENTELA’; DERIVATION OF CHINKWELL; SAMUEL HARTLIB
• JOHN CHARLES WILLIAMS: A BUCKINGHAMSHIRE PARSON AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS
• LATIN PROVERB: ORIGIN SOUGHT; THOMAS LOVELL; JELLYMAN FAMILY: REGISTER OF ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, OXFORD; PILATE'S WIFE; UNIDENTIFIED PORTRAIT ON WOOD PANEL; PORTRAITS BY VANDYCK; “ONCE ABOARD THE LUGGER.”; CATHERINE, DUCHESS OF GORDON; GRANGER'S ‘BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY’
• MANGLES; AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books
• MRS. GORDON, NOVELIST; GENERAL NICHOLSON'S BIRTHPLACE; EWEN: COAT OF ARMS; QUOTATIONS IN ‘THE TATLER’; THOMAS EDWARDS, LL.D.
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• POEM WANTED; REFERENCE WANTED; AUTHORS WANTED; WHITE OF SELBORNE: PORTRAIT WANTED
• PRIME MINISTER; DE KEMPLEN'S AUTOMATON CHESSPLAYER
• SIR RICHARD WILLYS, TRAITOR
• THE ARMS OF LEEDS; LAND MEASUREMENT TERMS; THE “CHEVALIER SCHAUB”; KANGAROO COOKE; HERALDIC MOTTOES
• THE CAP OF MAINTENANCE; JOHN FILMER EMMETT; LAZENKI PALACE, WARSAW: LATIN INSCRIPTIONS; ‘THE TALE OF TWO CITIES’: THE DRUGGING OF DARNAY; CHALK IN KENT AND ITS OWNERS: RYE, CORNHILL, VILERS, ST. CLAIR
• WHITE OF SELBORNE: PORTRAIT WANTED; COLONEL CHARLES WHITEFOORD
• “EARTHLAND.”; CUMULATIVE STORIES; PRIVILEGES OF THE DEAN AND CANONS OF WINDSOR; PORTRAITS OF COLERIDGE AND DICKENS
• “SCOOTER.”; “MAYOR” AS A WOMAN'S TITLE; AUCHER: DEPEDENE; SIR RALPH AND SIR EDWARD BASHE: ANNE SCOT (née BASHE)

Issue: 203

• CASANOVA IN ENGLAND
• COLONEL MONTRESOR OF BELMONT, CO. KENT; USE OF “AT” OR “IN” WITH PLACENAMES; ‘THE COMPLEAT COLLIER.’; DEVONSHIRE MSS; BRETEL; EPITAPH IN TETBURY CHURCH, GLOS; £1,000 IN 1653: PRESENT - DAY EQUIVALENT; AUTHOR WANTED; DE KEMPELEN'S AUTOMATON CHESS-PLAYER
• DE KEMPELEN'S AUTOMATON CHESS-PLAYER
• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POETS; ‘THE INGOLDSBY LEGENDS’
• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POETS
• EMERSON AND DR. JOHNSON; ST. DUNSTAN'S, REGENT'S PARK; TEMPORARY FORDS: “SAND.”; “SOWMOYS.”
• INFERENCE AS TO DATE OF BIRTH; GENERAL NICHOLSON'S BIRTHPLACE; PSEUDO-TITLES FOR “DUMMY”BOOKS
• JOSUAH SYLVESTER AND SOUTHAMPTON
• NAMING OF PUBLIC ROOMS IN INNS; NEVIN FAMILY; BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA; POEM OF THE SIXTIES WANTED; Notes on Books
• NIGGER MINSTRELSY; ‘THE MARRYING MAN.’; COL. GORDON, R.E., IN THE CRIMEA; “EUCEPHUS” AS A CHRISTIAN NAME; WILLIAM GEORGE AUGUSTUS' FITZHARDING; DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD PENDERELL; HISTORICAL COPPER-PLATES; THE EXPRESSION “UP TO.”
• Notes on Books
• Notices to Correspondents
• PRINCIPAL LONDON COFFEE-HOUSES, TAVERNS, AND INNS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• PSEUDO-TITLES FOR “DUMMY”BOOKS; “ANGLICA [OR RUSTICA] GENS,” &C; “SATAN REPROVING SIN”; HOUSE BELLS
• THE CROWN INN SHIPTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD, OXON; EARLY DOMESTIC USE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT; JOHN KENDALL
• THE ENGLISH “H”: CELTIC, LATIN AND GERMAN INFLUENCES; ERGHUM
• THE PILLOW (PILAU) CLUB; COMMONWEALTH MARRIAGES AND BURIALS; EDWARD CAPERN; THE ROYAL SOCIETY AND FREEMASONRY; PICTURES IN THE HERMITAGE AT PETROGRAD
• THE “HAND AND PEN.”; NICHOLAS HILLIARD; “THE BALL AND MOUTH.”; “THE PARLER WITHIN THE MANOR PLACE.”; “SELF-HELP.”; ADDISON'S ‘SPECTATOR.’; HENRY SIDDONS; FRANICS REDFERN; REFUSAL TO KOTOW; CADBY

Issue: 204

• A LATIN SAYING; A “LONDON WELSH” FAMILY: WILLIAMS OF ISLINGTON; STROUD GREEN
• A NOTE ON THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, ANN. 897
• ADAH ISAACS MENKEN; REGIMENTAL CHAPLAINS, H.M. 65TH REGIMENT; RSEUDO-TITLES FOR “DUMMY BOOKS”; AVERY ALDWORTH; EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POETRY; ST. MICHAEL'S, GUERNSEY
• ANCIENT BRASS ENGRAVING
• ARAB HORSES; “ONCE ABOARD THE LUGGER”; BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA; PORTRAITS OF COLERIDGE AND DICKENS; LAND MEASUREMENT TERMS
• BLUE BEARD; ADAH ISAACS MENKEN
• CORRIGENDUM; Notes on Books; CASANOVA; ENGLISH ARMY SLANG AS USED IN THE GREAT WAR; Notices to Correspondents
• GLASS-PAINTERS OF YORK
• JACOBO D' ZSENACO MENARDUS; BENJAMIN HAVENC; SIR HANS FOWLER (1714–1771); BURR-WALNUT; BOOK-PLATE OF D. ANDREWS DE SWATHLING; HENRY KENDALL; VINE TAVERN, MILE END; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; GERMAN BOOKS WANTED; TERCENTENARY HANDLIST OF NEWSPAPERS
• JOHN PLANTA'S SPINNING-WHEEL; SIR CHARLES COX, M.P. for Southwark; ‘OTHELLO.’; NON-JURING CLERGY: BAPTISMAL REGISTERS; THE HOUSE OF HUSBANDRY; BERNASCONI; WILLIAM MILBURN; SIR T. PHILLIPS
• LAMBERT FAMILY
• OXFORDSHIRE MASONS
• SAMUEL MAUNDER; UNIDENTIFIED ARMS; GEZREEL'S TOWER; AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books
• THE CAP OF MAINTENANCE; CHALK IN KENT AND ITS OWNERS: RYE, CORNHILL, VILERS, ST. CLAIR
• ‘THE ASSUMPTION OF THE VIRGIN,’ BY BOTTICINI(?)
• “GREGOR” OF THE MOSQUITO COAST; WILLIAM MEYLER; RICHARD ABBOTT; KNAVES ACRE, LAMBETH; GENERAL CYRUS TRAPAUD: PORTRAIT BY SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS; FILES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS WANTED; “SORENCYS.”; DANIEL RACE: CHIEF CASHIER OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND; HEATHER FAMILY; A KENSINGTON TAPESTRY

Issue: 205

• CADBY; AMERICAN HUMORISTS: CAPT. G. H. DERBY; COLONEL GORDON, R.E., IN THE CRIMEA; ENGLISH WRITERS; SAVERY FAMILY BOOKPLATES; “TIME WITH A GIFT OF TEARS”
• CUMULATIVE STORIES; ORDER OF ST. MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGR; EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ETONIANS; A PORTRAIT OF MME. CORNELYS; A GUNPOWDER PLOT IN 1615
• ENGLISH ARMY SLANG AS USED IN THE GREAT WAR; PRINCIPAL LONDON COFFEE-HOUSES, TAVERNS, AND INNS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTUARY
• ENGLISH ARMY SLANG AS USED IN THE GREAT WAR
• FEVER IN THE WEST INDIES: EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY
• GENERAL CLEMENT EDWARDS
• HEREBERTUS DE MIDDLESEX; “DOWLE.”; BARREL ORGANS IN CHURCHES; THOMAS SCOT, MAYOR OF DOVER 1690; ‘HISTORIA OPPIDI HATFIELDIENSIS.’; BRIGHTON: “THE CHALYBEATE,” MRS. BUSHMAN'S SCHOOL; GRAHAM OF MACKINSTON; WILLIAMS: SHAW
• NIGGER MINSTRELSY; EWEN: COAT OF ARMS
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• OXFORDSHIRE MASONS; COL. MONTRéSOR OF BELMONT; JOSUAH SYLVESTER AND SOUTHAMPTON
• P.S.; A LADY IN WAITING TO QUEEN ADELAIDE; PIRATED BARRIE; HERALDRY: YATTON CHURCH, SOMERSET; PORTRAIT OF STEPHEN THEODORE JANSSEN; EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE; HERALDIC: ARMS OF MILL HILL SCHOOL; GEORGE GRAHAM BLACKWELL; AUTHORS WANTED; SONG WANTED
• PILATE'S WIFE; PICTURES IN THE HERMITAGE AT PETROGRAD; NIGGER MINSTRELSY
• REFUSAL TO KOTOW; PORTRAITS BY VAN DYCK; OFFICE OF MAYOR: PLACE OF WORSHIP
• TERCENTENARY HANDLIST OF NEWSPAPERS
• THE MONTFORT FAMILIES
• THE STEAM PACKET HOTEL, LOWER THAMES STREET; THE SOCIAL EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• THE “HAND AND PEN”; “SOWMOYS”; PSEUDO-TITLES FOR “DUMMY” BOOKS; PILATE'S WIFE

Issue: 206

• ADDISON'S ‘SPECTATOR’; OXFORDSHIRE MASONS
• CHARLES KINGSLEY: ‘VANITY FAIR’ CARICATURE; WATTS PHILLIPS, DRAMATIST, NOVELIST AND ARTIST; THE GLOBE ROOM OF BANBURY
• DEVONSHIRE MSS.; BOOK-PLATE OF D. NDREWS DE SWAYTHLING; UNIDENTIFIED ARMS; DERIVATION OF CHINKWILL; LAND MEASUREMENT TERMS
• EARLY LIFE OF GEORGE III.; COGET; WREN; WILLIAM DANIEL CONYBEARE, DEAN OF LLANDAFF; GEORGE COLEMAN, SEN; COSSENS, HANTS; HAMLET MARSHALL; THOMAS DICKSON; ALEXANDER MENZIES OF CULTER ALLERS; STORY BY EDGAR ALLEN POE WANTED; SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS
• GLASS-PAINTERS OF YORK
• HENRY HOWARTH, ADVOCATE; ROBERT JOHNSON; JOHN AND CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT (GUNPOWDER PLOT CONSPIRATORS); MERCER PORTRAITS AND SEAL
• HIGHGATE; HOLBORN, MIDDLE ROW; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; Notes on Books
• INSCRIPTIONS IN ASHWELLTHORPE CHURCH, CO. NORFOLK; PORTRAIT OF LADY HARRINGTON
• JOHN FREDERICK SMITH, NOVELIST; H. CROUCH, ARTIST; SCOTCH COFFEE-HOUSES AND INNS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; ‘THE NORMAN PEOPLE.’; ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN ORDER OF BUFFALOES; BERNARD DE GORDON; THE COUNTESS GUICCIOLI'S ‘RECOLLECTIONS OF LORD BYRON.’; NICHOLAS HILLIARD; WHITE HORSE ORNAMENT IN FANLIGHTS; “BERWICK.”
• KEATS'S DEATH AND ‘THE QUARTERLY REVIEW.’
• KNIGHTHOOD FEES
• LAMBERT FAMILY; EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POETS; JOHN CHARLES WILLIAMS; “ONCE ABOARD THE LUGGER”; WILLIAMS OF ISLINGTON: TOMBSTONES OF ST. MARY'S
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• PSEUDO-TITLES FOR “DUMMY BOOKS”; ‘LA SANTA PARENTELA’; “GREGOR” OF THE MOSQUITO COAST
• SHAKESPEARE ALLUSIONS
• SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS; CAP OF MAINTENANCE
• WILLIAM SPRY; OLDMIXON; CHEESE SAINT AND CHEESE SACRIFICES; VARLAINE AT STICKNEY
• “GREGOR” OF THE MOSQUITO COAST; TEMPORARY FORDS: “SAND”; WILLIAM MEYLER; USE OF “AT” OR “IN” WITH PLACENAMES
• “MAYOR” AS A WOMAN'S TITLE; FIDDLERS' GREEN; EAST LONDON “COFFEE-HOUSES”; MOON FOLK-LORE: HAIR-CUTTING; SIR THOMAS DINGLEY; BURR-WALNUT

Issue: 207

• A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY OXFORDSHIRE PLUMBER AND GLAZIER
• AN EARLY ROYAL CHARTER HITHERTO APPARENTLY UNPUBLISHED
• BARREL ORGANS IN CHURCHES; THE MONTFORT FAMILIES; EPITAPH IN TETBURY CHURCH, GLOS.; LAZENKI PALACE, WARSAW: LATIN INSCRIPTIONS
• BUSICK; HENRY FURNESSE; “TO SEND TO COVENTRY.”; BARBARA VILLIERS; THE REV. GEORGE SACKVILLE COTTER; HOLOFERNES COOKE; THE ONE-LEGGED LORD MAYOR; “TOUR D'IVOIRE.”; HENRY ELLIS BOATES OF LIVERPOOL; WAINWRIGHT'S POEM ON HIS MURDER OF HARRIET LANE
• CORRIGENDUM; Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• ERIGENA QUOTED BY MATTHEW ARNOLD; AUTHORS WANTED; GENERAL CLEMENT EDWARDS, C.B.
• FRANCES CALDERON DE LA BARCA (née INGLIS); “SOUTHAM CYDER”; LINNÆUS AND THE MILE END NURSERYMAN; KATHARINE BUCKERIDGE OF IPSDEN, OXON, RECUSANT; HENRY WHITE'S DIARIES
• LATIN PROVERB: ORIGIN SOUGHT; DE KEMPELEN'S AUTOMATION CHESSPLAYER; CHALK IN KENT AND ITS OWNERS: RYE, CORNHILL, VILERS, ST. CLAIR; SURNAMES USED AS CHRISTIAN NAMES; BLUE BEARD
• MARY SEYMOUR: LADY BUSHELL
• NORTHERN SUPERSTITIONS OF TO-DAY; APPRENTICES TO AND FROM OVERSEAS; DE HERINGESHAE
• Notes on Books
• OLD LONDON BRIDGE; JAMES FORT, ACCRA, GOLD COAST
• SIR HENRY JOHNSON OF POPLAR; RHYMED HISTORY OF ENGLAND; SERMON AT PAUL'S CROSS, 1577; MOTHERING SUNDAY
• THE CAP OF MAINTENANCE; BENJAMIN HARENC; HEATHER FAMILY; HENRY HOWARTH, ADVOCATE; GEORGE COLMAN, SEN.; BROTHERS OF THE SAME CHRISTIAN NAME; MILK, BUTTER AND CHEESE STREETS
• THE VINE TAVERN, MILE END
• UNIDENTIFIED PORTRAIT ON WOOD PANEL; A GUNPOWDER PLOT IN 1615; BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA; KNAVES ACRE, LAMBETH; DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD PENDERELL; ‘OTHELLO’
• WHITEFOORD OF THAT ILK OR OF MILTOUN: WHITEFOORD OF BLAQUHAN
• “GRAVE” AND “GRESSOM.”; SHAKESPEARE AND THE PELICAN LEGEND
• “THE BALL AND MOUTH”; ERGHUM; ARMSTRONG; FREEDOM OF A CITY; ARAB HORSES

Issue: 208

• CAP OF MAINTENANCE
• COL. MONTRÉSOR OF BELMOUNT
• CORRIGENDA; Notes on Books
• DELAPLACE; “OLD RICHARD.”; CLERK OF THE PEACE, MIDDLESEX, 1693; OSCAR WILDE; FLEET MARRIAGES: REGISTERS; EARLY SUFFOLK MSS; DOROTHY POCOCK OF BRADLEY COURT IN CHIEVELEY, BERKS, SPINSTER
• EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE
• EXHIBITIONS OF AUTOMATA IN LONDON
• GIRALDUS CAMBRENSIS; HERALDIC AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES IN AMERICA; LEDBURY, HEREFORD; PEDWARDINE FAMILY; NORTH OF WALKERINGHAM; LACKLAND FAMILY; “DUTCH HAND-COLOURED PRINTS.”; OLD CHRISTMAS CAROL
• JOHN FREDERICK SMITH, NOVELIST
• PALLONE, AN ITALIAN GAME; IDENTIFICATION OF FLAG; THE TROUTBECK PEDIGREE
• SIGNATURES OF BRITISH OFFICERS WHO SERVED IN THE NETHERLANDS DURING THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES; DID LORD BYRON MAKE A TOUR IN CORSICA IN 1821?; ‘THE FLY-FISHER'S ENTOMOLOGY,’ BY ALFRED RONALDS
• THE LOSS OF H.M.S. TIGER; WILLIAM CLYBURNE
• THE LOSS OF H.M.S. TIGER
• THE STEAM PACKET; EDWARD STEPHENSON; TERCENTENARY HANDLIST OF NEWSPAPERS; ENGLISH ARMY SLANG; Notes on Books
• WESTMINSTER AND ST. MARTIN'S-IN-THE-FIELDS; ‘lsquo;DEAR ALLY CROAKER’: A NOTE ON BOSWELL'S ‘LIFE OF JOHNSON’; THE KING'S PRINTING HOUSE, THAMES STREET, 1653
• ‘GLOUCESTER JOURNAL,’ 1722–1922
• “THE KING'S STANDINGE” IN RICHMOND PARK; JOHN ABERCROMBIE, HORTICULTURIST; RICHARD REYNOLDS (1674–1743); GEORGE AND JOHN MADDESON; MARK AKENSIDE; EPITAPHS ON SPORTSMEN; KEATS QUERY; REFERENCE WANTED; AUTHOR WANTED; EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE

Issue: 209

• BYRON QUERY; THE CLOPTONS OF SUFFOLK; WILLIAM PRODHOME; “OLD NICK.”; JOHN HOPPNER'S GRAVE; SPRUSEN'S ISLAND; TEMPLE FORTUNE
• HENRY FURNESSE; STORY BY EDGAR ALLAN POE WANTED; AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books
• JUDGE JEFFREYS AND SHAKESPEARE: LADY IVY; EARLY FIRE-ENGINES; RACING STABLE TERMS
• METHOD OF SIGNALLING; CARLINGS
• MOTHERING SUNDAY; “ONCE ABOARD THE LUGGER”
• MURDERS IN ITALY; FRANKLIN; ‘PETER SIMPLE‘: NAVAL SLANG; LOFTUS; JAMES ATKINSON, M.D.
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• OLDMIXON; ‘LA SANTA PARENTELA’; DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD PENDERELL; THE REV. GEORGE SACKVILLE COTTER; WATTS PHILLIPS, DRAMATIST, NOVELIST AND ARTIST
• ROBERT BURDETT; PETER DUCASSE; BURIED WINE; MCWHEA; THE WIDTH OF CHEAPSIDE; STEVENSON'S ‘VIRGINIBUS PUERISQUE.’; LANCE CALKIN; CAPTAIN SKINNER, 1764; GENERAL NICHOLSON'S BIRTHPLACE
• SIR SAMUEL MORLAND AND CROMWELL
• THE COUNTESS GUICCIOLI'S ‘RECOLLECTIONS OF LORD BYRON’; RHYMED HISTORY OF ENGLAND; HENRY ELLIS BOATES; HENRY FURNESSE
• THE “HAND AND PEN”; “SOUTHAM CYDER”
• THE “WOE WATERS” OF WHARRAM-LE-STREET; GENERAL CYRUS TRAPAUD; THE “CHALYBEATE,” BRIGHTON; PILATE'S WIFE; BRETEL; SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS
• WHITEFOORD OF THAT ILK OR OF MILTOUN: WHITEFOORD OF BLAQUHAN
• ‘GLOUCESTER JOURNAL,’ 1722–1922
• “SOUTHAM CYDER”; THE VINE TAVERN, MILE END: THE STEPNEY MANOR LORDSHIP; THE MONTFORT FAMILIES; SERMON AT PAUL'S CROSS, 1577

Issue: 210

• A MIRACULOUS STONE
• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LONDON COFFEE-HOUSES AND TAVERNS; OLD LONDON BRIDGE; THE ONE-LEGGED LORD MAYOR
• LINNÆUS AND THE MILE END NURSERY-MAN; MARY SEYMOUR: LADY BUSHELL; JOHN ABERCROMBIE, HORTICULTURIST
• MIDDLESEX JUSTICES, 1745
• NEW LIGHT ON WILLIAM PENN
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• THE BEER, THE HORSE AND THE AUBERGINE; ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL: ARMS
• THE ONE-LEGGED LORD MAYOR; “TOUR D'IVOIRE”
• THE ROMANTIC ELEMENT IN SETTE-CENTESCAN DRAMATIC CRITICISM
• THE STARS AND STRIPES
• “COGET”; DE HERINGESHAE; SIR HENRY JOHNSON OF POPLAR; RUVIGNY'S PLANTAGENET ROLLS; PORTRAIT OF LADY HARRINGTON; HOLBORN, MIDDLE ROW; GRAFTON, OXON; ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN ORDER OF BUFFALOES; LAMBERT FAMILY; Notes on Books
• “GRAVE” AND “GRESSOM.”; DID LORD BYRON MAKE A TOUR IN CORSICA IN 1821?
• “GRAVE” AND “GRESSOM.”
• “HILDEBRAND OAKTREE.”; MALTBY FAMILY; FROGS AND SNAILS AS PURIFIERS OF WATER; BEEF: EFFECT ON ONE'S WIT; THUMB BIBLES; PEEL YATES; THOMAS ADAMS; CHARLES (OR CHRISTOPHER) ALCOCK; DANIEL DE LIGNE; WILLIAM JOHNSTOUN NEILSON NEALE
• “THE KING'S STANDINGE” IN RICHMOND PARK; “BERWICK”
• “TOUR D'IVOIRE”; “SOUTHAM CYDER”; HENRY ELLIS BOATES OF LIVERPOOL; BARREL ORGANS IN CHURCHES; NEVIN FAMILY
• “TUILEURS,” A FRENCH MASONIC TERM; ELIZABETH CLEGHORN GASKELL; VINCENZO MARTINELLI; PALAVICINI ARMS; STONE SIGN: LOWER THAMES STREET; ROPE OF SAND; WINES; SPRY FAMILY

Issue: 211

• BACON; GEORGE DIMSDALE BALDWIN; “BESPOKE BOOTMAKING.”; EXHIBITION OF AUTOMATA IN LONDON
• CORRIGENDUM; Notes on Books; STREET NOISES; Notices to Correspondents
• EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE
• EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE
• GENERAL NICHOLSON'S BIRTHPLACE; LIEUT.-COL. CLEMENT MARTIN EDWARDS; THE ENGLISH “H”: CELTIC, LATIN AND GERMAN INFLUENCES; WAINWRIGHT'S POEM ON HIS MURDER OF HARRIET LANE; BURR-WALNUT; EARLY FIRE-ENGINES
• LEDBURY, HEREFORD; JAMES ATKINSON, M.D.; “STANDARDS”; GENERAL NICHOLSON'S BIRTHPLACE
• MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS IN BEDFORD CHURCHES, CHAPELS AND BURIAL-GROUNDS
• MOTHERING SUNDAY; ‘THE FLY-FISHER'S ENTOMOLOGY’; THE WIDTH OF CHEAPSIDE
• MOTHERING SUNDAY
• PEDWARDINE FAMILY; FRANCES CALDERON DE LA BARC; AUTHOR WANTED; Notes on Books
• ROCHE SANADOIRE; F. W. H. MYERS: DATE OF BIRTH; VILLIERS FAMILY; CHARLES D. GORDON; ACTING ENGINEER; THE THREE-VOLUME NOVEL, ITS RISE AND DECLINE; OSCAR WILDE'S ‘SALOME.’; “PROBABILITY IS THE GUIDE OF LIFE.”
• SIR JOHN LADE; APPRENTICES TO AND FROM OVERSEAS; BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA; TICHBORNES OF HARTLEY MAUDITT
• SOME CHANGES IN FLEET STREET
• SOME MID-VICTORIAN COTERIES
• THE CROSSED KEYS AT YORK; MISS ANN HARRISON; WHEELER FAMILY OF LAVERTON, GLOS; “SEIZE QUARTIERS” WANTED; ANNA SEWELL
• THE LOSS OF H.M.S.TIGER; MURDERS IN ITALY; SPRUSEN'S ISLAND
• “THE LABBUT.”; “DAPP'S HILL.”; “FOREGATE, STRAND.”; OLDEST HALFPENNY EVENING NEWSPAPER; BARNARD OF WORKSOP, SCHOOLMASTER; SWINFORD; SHOOTER'S HILL: PROJECTED MILITARY CEMETERY; SWEENEY TODD, THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET; TURNER; THE REV. JOSEPH E. STEE

Issue: 212

• AN IRISHMAN'S TOMB ON THE FRONTIER OF AFGHANISTAN; CHARLES PIGOTT, AUTHOR OF ‘THE JOCKEY CLUB.’
• AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books
• BEEF: EFFECT ON ONE'S WIT; “BERWICK”; “SORENCYS”; PETER DUCASSE; WINES; RACING STABLE TERMS: COSH; FLEET MARRIAGES: REGISTERS
• CARLINGS; BARREL ORGANS IN CHURCHES; ROPE OF SAND
• CONCERNING THE GRANDFATHER AND FATHER OF SIR GEORGE ETHEREGE
• ESQUIRE AND ESSAYIST; JOHN TATHAM, DRAMATIST AND CITY POET; THE LYTTELTONS AND THE POPISH PLOT; CAPTAIN STAFFORD BETTESWORTH HAINES; ‘THE KING, THE BISHOP, AND THE SHEPHERD.’; CLARENCE GORDON (“VIEUX MOUSTACHE”); VESALIUS
• HAMPSHIRE FOLK-LORE; COMPOSERS OF HYMN-TUNES; THE REV. GEORGE SKENE; SIR RICHARD STEYNOR; BLAKE; BETTESWORTH; SIR WM. HENRY CLINTON, G.C.B. (1769–1846); CANE-BOTTOMED CHAIRS; MARTIN
• KNAVES ACRE; ROBERT BURDETT; HENRY ELLIS BOATES OF LIVERPOOL; THE MONTFORT FAMILIES; BURIED WINE; LOFTUS; CAPTAIN SKINNER, 1764
• NEVIN FAMILY; JOHN AND CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT (GUN-POWDER PLOT CONSPIRATORS; USE OF “AT” OR “IN” WITH PLACE-NAMES; DANIEL DE LIGNE; SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS; ‘PETER SIMPLE’: NAVAL SLANG
• Notes on Books; STREET NOISES; Notices to Correspondents
• OLDMIXON; DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD PENDERELL; THE STARS AND STRIPES; CHARLES ALCOCK; HERALDIC: ARMS OF MILL HILL SCHOOL; PALAVICINI ARMS
• RHYMED HISTORY OF ENGLAND
• ROPE OF SAND; HENRY HOWARTH; MARY SEYMOUR: LADY BUSHELL
• THE GAME OF CHESS; “WILLOUGHBY AND HIS AVISA.”; BLYTH
• THE ‘RED BOOK’ OF LYNN
• TWO FLEET STREET TAVERNS
• WHITECHAPEL AS AN EAST LONDON NORFOLK COLONY
• ‘PUNCH,’ 1885; AUTHORS WANTED; NEEDHAM'S POINT CEMETERY, BARBADOS

Issue: 213

• AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE BESTIARY?
• BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA
• CONCERNING THE GRANDFATHER AND FATHER OF SIR GEORGE ETHEREGE
• EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE; OLD LONDON BRIDGE
• FURNEUX, BERDEWELL AND DENNY FAMILIES; OLD AND NEW STYLE; WOODS, ‘THE TIMES’ CORRESPONDENT IN CANADA, 1860
• JACOBITES TRANSPORTED TO VIRGINIA
• LONDON INNS: THE COCK IN SUFFOLK STREET; MOZEEN (MUZEEN) FAMILY; OLD RECORDS OF SUSSEX; BARBOSA; JACK ROBERTS; BOURSON; ‘THE CHARING CROSS MAGAZINE.’; EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY GERMAN PRINCIPALITIES; AMORE FAMILY; THOMSON'S ‘SCOTTISH AIRS.’; HENRY COTTON, DEAN OF LISMORE; ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES COTTON, BART
• MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS IN BEDFORD CHURCHES, CHAPELS AND BURIAL GROUNDS
• PEEL YATES; CAP OF MAINTENANCE; LANCE CALKIN; NIGGER MINSTRELSY; SPRY FAMILY; WILLIAM MILBURN
• PRIME MINISTER; “PROBABILITY IS THE GUIDE OF LIFE”; GENERAL NICHOLSON
• SIR J. LANGDON BONYTHON; THE “HAND AND PEN”; Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• SPENCER SMITH; GILLMAN (OR GUILLIM) FAMILY; HOLDERNESS: DERIVATION OF NAME; DOODLES; REYNOLDS OF LOUGHACUR, CO. LEITRIM
• SWEENEY TODD; SPRUSEN'S ISLAND; “A ROBIN HOOD WIND”
• THE CROSSED KEYS AT YORK; PALAVICINI ARMS; RHYMED HISTORY OF ENGLAND
• WILLIAM JOHNSTOUN NELSON NEALE; ACTING ENGINEER; THE CROSSED KEYS AT YORK
• WILLIAM THOMAS, CLERK TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL; JOHN JONES (1730–96); CROSSLEY; ELIZABETH, DAUGHTER OF JAMES I; WILLIAM CLARK WIMBERLEY; MOIR SURNAME; WROTH FAMILY; EPIGRAM ON THE DEATH OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE; QUOTATION WANTED; EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE
• “TIGHT” AND OTHER EQUINE TERMS

Issue: 214

• BENSON AND SMITH FAMILIES
• ERRATUM; Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• EXHIBITIONS OF AUTOMATA IN LONDON; TWO FLEET STREET TAVERNS; MOTHERING SUNDAY
• HUBERT DE RIE AND FULBERT OF DOVER; MAD PLANS THAT HAVE BEEN REALIZED; THE HACKNEY MERMAID AND THE OLD FREEMASONS
• J. D. HERBERT; RAYMENT; CAPTAIN JONES'S ‘ADVENTURES IN PATAGONIA, &C.’; THE REV. TEMPLE HENRY CROKER; WILLIAM CULLEN, OR CULLING; REVERSING THE UNION JACK; HUDSON PEDIGREE; NATHANIEL FLETCHER; AUTHORS WANTED; JOHN FREDERICK SMITH, NOVELIST
• JEARY; SIR SAMUEL MORLAND: TABLET ON PUMP AT HAMMERSMITH; ALLINGHAM FAMILY; WILLIAM SWAN; BURIAL OF LORD ZOUCHE, 1625; BREDON HILL; NINETEENTH-CENTURY WRITERS ON SPORT; AUSTRIAN HUNTING-HORN; WILLIAM READER
• JOHN FREDERICK SMITH, NOVELIST; NEEDHAM'S POINT CEMETERY, BARBADOS; CAPTAIN STAFFORD BETTESWORTH HAINES
• MARAT IN ENGLAND
• MARTIN; “TIGHT” AND OTHER EQUINE TERMS; Notes on Books
• PEYTO OF CHESTERTON: SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ACCOUNTS
• SALAD; PHILLIPPS MSS.: DEVAUX LETTERS; HERALDIC: IDENTIFICATION OF ARMS WANTED
• STONE SIGN, LOWER THAMES STREET; ENGLISH ARMY SLANG; ESQUIRE AND ESSAYIST; REFORMATIONS OF THE CALENDAR
• THE BATTLE OF TARA
• THE LYTTELTONS AND THE POPISH PLOT; COMPOSERS OF HYMN TUNES
• THE ONE-LEGGED LORD MAYOR; SURNAMES AS CHRISTIAN NAMES; RHYMED HISTORY OF ENGLAND; ‘THE KING, THE BISHOP, AND THE SHEPHERD’
• ‘THE KING, THE BISHOP, AND THE SHEPHERD’; CANE-BOTTOMED CHAIRS; ‘THE CHARING CROSS MAGAZINE’; CHARLES D. GORDON; LOFTUS; HAMPSHIRE FOLK-LORE; BARREL ORGANS IN CHURCHES; “TUILEURS”: A FRENCH MASONIC TERM

Issue: 215

• A CURIOUS DEED OF OBLIGATION
• ABBOT PASLEW: HIS PLACE OF EXECUTION
• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY GERMAN PRINCIPALITIES; ENGLISH ARMY SLANG; SWEENEY TODD; GILLMAN (OR GUILLIM) FAMILY
• HEMPHILL; “HAY SILVER.”; THE BIRMINGHAM HARCOURTS; MILITARY TERM: “RAFFAELE.”; HUNGARY WATER; D'ANVERS ARMS INN: PINDAR'S BAGNIO; REID THE MOUNTEBANK; ADRIAN STOKES
• MARAT IN ENGLAND
• MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS IN BEDFORD CHURCHES, CHAPELS AND BURIAL-GROUNDS
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• RHYMED HISTORY OF ENGLAND; CONCERNING THE GRANDFATHER AND FATHER OF SIR GEORGE ETHEREGE: ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA; ROCHE SANADOIRE
• SOME MID-VICTORIAN COTERIES; “TIGHT” AND OTHER EQUINE TERMS; ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES COTTON, BART; PEEL YATES; ROPE OF SAND; EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE
• THE CROSSED KEYS AT YORK; Notes on Books
• THOMAS ANDREWES; VISCOUNTESS ROCHFORD; HAGEN FAMILY; BRASS ORNAMENTS ON HARNESS; HERALDIC: IDENTIFICATION OF ARMS SOUGHT; THE ROYAL ARMS; ARMS AND CREST, LLANGOLLEN; “INTUE.”; PUDENS; MAGAZINE ARTICLE WANTED; SIR WALTER SCOTT: REFERENCE WANTED; AUTHOR WANTED
• WILLIAM MILBURN; MOZEEN (MUZEEN) FAMILY
• WOODS, ‘THE TIMES’ CORRESPONDENT IN CANADA, 1860; AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE BESTIARY?; BRITISH SETTLERS IN AMERICA
• WOODS, ‘THE TIMES’ CORRESPONDENT IN CANADA, 1860
• WROTH FAMILY
• YORKSHIRE USE OF “THOU.”; “MONKEY TRICK.”; ELDER FOLK-LORE; HARD-LYING MONKEY; MOUNT MORGAN; LITERARY ALLUSIONS IN THE WORKS OF E. A. POE
• ‘THE TRUSTY SERVANT.’
• “A ROBIN HOOD WIND.”

Issue: 216

• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY TAVERNS: PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE; CAT COMFORT; APPRENTICES TO AND FROM OVERSEAS; AN ASIATIC ORPHEUS; EDUARDO G. GORDON
• JOTTINGS ON SOME EARLY EDITIONS OF THE BIBLE IN LATIN
• MARAT IN ENGLAND
• NINETEENTH-CENTURY WRITERS ON SPORT; BARREL ORGANS IN CHURCHES; WILLIAM CULLEN, OR CULLING; DICKENS'S LITERARY ALLUSIONS; THE ONE-LEGGED LORD MAYOR
• Notes on Books; DR. ROBERT PLOT'S ‘NATURAL HISTORY OF STAFFORDSHIRE.’; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• REVERSING THE UNION JACK; PRIME MINISTER (12 S. ix. 446; x. 117, 155, 377)
• ROBERT HERRICK'S GRAVE
• ROWLAND STEPHENSON, M.P., BANKER AND BANKRUPT
• SALAD; THE COUNTESS GUICCIOLI'S ‘RECOLLECTIONS OF LORD BYRON’ (12 S. x. 229); HUBERT DE RIE AND FULBERT OF DOVER; THE MONTFORT FAMILIES; OLDEST HALFPENNY EVENING NEWSPAPER
• THE ONE-LEGGED LORD MAYOR; HERALDIC: IDENTIFICATION OF ARMS WANTED; HUDSON PEDIGREE; MARTIN; AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books
• THE PAWNBROKER'S SIGN; AMERICAN CIVIL WAR; LANGUAGES OF EASTERN EUROPE; STONE SIGN, CORNER OF WARWICK LANE AND NEWGATE STREET; “REGENT”=LEG-REST; JAMES GUNNISS BUTCHER; BRADE; BLAIR; LONDON CLOCKMAKERS; SUPERSTITIONS CONCERNING SALT; TAILLESS CATS; HEREDITY
• TOKELEY GULLY; AUTHOR OF PHRASE WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NICHOLAS HILLIARD; OLD AND NEW STYLE; REVERSING THE UNION JACK
• WROTH FAMILY (12 S. ix. 372, 418); BURIAL OF LORD ZOUCHE, 1625 (12 S. x. 390)
• ‘THE KING, THE BISHOP, AND THE SHEPHERD’; ARMSTRONG; SIR JOHN BOURNE
• ‘THE PICKWICK PAPERS’: MARTIN; EQUILINEAR SQUARES
• “CHINESE” GORDON IN SCULPTURE; BYRON AND THE ROYAL SOCIETY; HAZLITT AS A PORTRAIT-PAINTER; BULL OF WEST JERSEY; RHYMING HISTORY OF ROME; PALINDROME ON A SUNDIAL; YATES; SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR POLISH DISSIDENTS

Issue: 217

• ADAH ISAACS MENKEN'S ‘INFELICIA’
• AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• D'ANVERS ARMS INN: PINDAR'S BAGNIO; “MONKEY TRICK”; RHYMED HISTORY OF ENGLAND; EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE
• EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE; BRASS ORNAMENTS ON HARNESS; THE ROYAL ARMS (12 S. x. 410); THE ROYAL ARMS; THE DANCE OF SALOME
• GUOR ANEGON OF ANCASTER
• JULIAN BOWER; LITERARY PARALLELS AND COINCIDENCES
• MARAT IN ENGLAND
• MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS IN BEDFORD CHURCHES, CHAPELS AND BURIAL-GROUNDS
• SIMSON FAMILY
• SPANISH PROVERB, “ANTES MUERTO QUE MUTADO.”; JANE AUSTEN: REFERENCES WANTED; THE CAPON TREE IN JEDWATER
• WYPERS; “STONE-COAT.”; HERALDIC; ROCHESTER CHARTERS: “WAVESON.”; MAJOR WILLIAM MURRAY; LONDON COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; COLONEL RICHARD ELTON
• YORKSHIRE USE OF “THOU”; YORKSHIRE USE OF “THOU” (12 S. x. 408); ABBOT PASLEW: HIS PLACE OF EXECUTION; MULES ON MOUNTAINS
• ‘THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN REVIEW.’; JAMES BORDIEU, OR BOURDIEU; WASHINGTON; WEDDING-RING: CHANGE OF HAND; GRAZIA DELEDDA; GRANTEE OF ARMS WANTED; BYERLEY; AUTHOR WANTED; REFERENCE WANTED
• “HAY SILVER.”
• “HAY SILVER.”
• “ST. FRAUNCES FIRE.”; THE ADVENTURES OF A COIN; PEDIGREE OF CATHERINE PLAISTOW, DUBLIN; “No LESS” AND “NO FEWER.”; TUPPER'S POEMS ON “CHINESE” GORDON; THE BOSS OF BILLINGSGATE

Issue: 218

• A CURIOUS DEED OF OBLIGATION; TAILLESS CATS; APPRENTICES TO AND FROM OVERSEAS; PRISONERS WHO HAVE SURVIVED HANGING
• AUTHORS WANTED; A CURIOUS DEED OF OBLIGATION
• BARREL ORGANS IN CHURCHES; SIR JOHN BOURNE; SUPERSTITIONS CONCERNING SALT
• EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY GERMAN PRINCIPALITIES; SALAD; SEA-SERPENT STORIES; “SAPIENS DOMINABITUR ASTRIS”; THE WOE WATERS OF WHARRAM-LE-STREET; “LOVE” IN PLACE-NAMES; BREDON HILL
• MARAT IN ENGLAND
• MUTATIONS OF OLD RATCLIFFE
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• OLD LAW OF DERBYSHIRE LEAD-MINING; A DROUGHT; THE LONDON MOUNTED POLICE; THE HANDS OF A CLOCK; “HAMPSHIRE HOGS”; WALDEGRAVE AND WENTWORTH FAMILIES; JOHN EMERY'S SONGS
• RAYMENT (ENG); LONDON INNS: THE COCK IN SUFFOLK STREET; ADRIAN STOKES; MOUNT MORGAN; PUDENS; ARMS AND CREST: LLANGOLLEN; HERALDIC: IDENTIFICATION OF ARMS SOUGHT; “DOWLE”; “INTUE”
• SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR POLISH DISSIDENTS; EQUILINEAR SQUARES; HUBERT DE RIE AND FULBERT OF DOVER; EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE
• THE CHESAPEAKE AND SHANNON
• THE CUTTY SARK; FLAT CANDLE; “DYARCHY”
• THOMAS DENTON; DOWNMAN'S ‘LADY GORDON’; DR. CROTCH; CHESTER MONASTERY; WILLIAM BRAGGE'S COLLECTION OF BOOKS ABOUT TOBACCO; BROOKE ARMS; “MOTHER ANTHONY”; “CANNOT AWAY WITH”; OPINIONS ON PRUSSIA REFERENCES WANTED
• THOMAS FROGNAL DIBDIN
• WROTH FAMILY; BRASS ORNAMENTS ON HARNESS; LONDON CLOCKMAKERS; Notes on Books
• YORKSHIRE USE OF “THOU”; AMERICAN CIVIL WAR; THE BIRMINGHAM HARCOURTS; HUNGARY WATER; OLDEST HALFPENNY EVENING NEWSPAPER
• ‘THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND MAGAZINE’; EVELYN QUERY: PICTURE BY MURILLO; ANTHONY WAITE; COTES OF COTES: LOOTEN MONUMENT, WESTMINSTER ABBEY; WADDON; HENRY BLACKET; JOHN STACKHOUSE; CAXTON ADVERTISEMENT; DOWDING; DRUMMOND

Issue: 219

• COMMODORE GALE, LEGENDARY; ‘GALE'S RECREATIONS’; LOUIS DE MALE; “GEORGE STANDFAST”; FRENCH COINAGE AND THE BIRMINGHAM MINT; THE ATTRACTIONS OF PARIS; SCOTTISH GENEALOGY; GROOMBRIDGE PLACE, KENT
• FEUDAL PAYMENTS IN THE HUNDRED; 51, THREADNEEDLE STREET
• JOHN STOW AND THE NEW RIVER; “QUI STREPIT IN CAMPO”; “GILL ALE”; CASE BEFORE LORD LANGDALE: DEATH PRESUMED; JOE MANTON; ANTISEPTIC ISLAND
• MARAT IN ENGLAND
• MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS IN BEDFORD CHURCHES, CHAPELS AND BURIAL-GROUNDS
• NICOLAS SANDER AND THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUVAIN
• Notes on Books; Notices to Correspondents
• Notes on Books
• REVERSING THE UNION JACK; YORKSHIRE USE OF “THOU”
• ROBERT HERRICK'S GRAVE; “COMPARISONS ARE ODIOUS”; ‘A LITERARY FIND’
• ROWLAND STEPHENSON, M.P.; REID THE MOUNTEBANK
• SALAD; CLARENCE GORDON (“VIEUX MOUSTACHE”); “HAY SILVER”; “BOMENTEEK”; ADRIAN STOKES
• THE ADVENTURES OF A COIN; THE CAPON TREE IN JEDWATER; ‘THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN REVIEW’; SPENCER SMITH; SIR WM. HENRY CLINTON, G.C.B.
• THE FIRST GRAND CHAPLAIN
• WEDDING-RING: CHANGE OF HAND; “ST. FRAUNCES FIRE”; MAJOR WILLIAM MURRAY; STONE SING, CORNER OF WARWICK LANE AND NEWGATE STREET; GRAZIA DELEDDA; LONDON CLOCKMAKERS; JOTTINGS ON SOME EARLY EDITIONS OF THE BIBLE IN LATIN; REVERSING THE UNION JACK
• “CANNOT AWAY WITH”; “HAMPSHIRE HOGS”; “STONE-COAT”
• “DYARCHY”; ‘TWININGS IN THE STRAND’; BYRON AND THE ROYAL SOCIETY; WADDON; AUTHORS WANTED; Notes on Books
• “O ET OLLA”; “RISING GLASSES”; THE STAR CLUB; GUINNESS; ERAL OF CAMBRIDGE; ROWLAND STEPHENSON, M.P.