Volume s2-VIII (1859)

Issue: 183

• ATTACK ON THE SORBONNE
• Bartholomew Thomas Duhigg; King James's Army List; “Memoirs of General Joseph Holt.”; Provincial Words: “Pishty,” “Cess-here.”; ABIGALI HILL
• Cromer, Archbishop of Armagh; Arms of John de Bohun; Antient Portrait; Thomas Randolph; Drunkard's Corpse Burnt; “Englishry” and “Irishry”; The Gulf-stream and Climate of England; Old Bells
• Cromwell's Children; The Cromwellian Edition of Gwillim's Heraldry; The Arrows of Harrow; Vergubretus; Smokers; Guns, when first used in India
• Curved Form of ancient Inclosures; Patrick Hannay; Fusils in Fesse; Clapping the Prayer-books on Good Friday; NOTES ON BOOKS
• GLEANINGS FROM WRITERS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY, ILLUSTRATIVE OF PROVERBS, WORDS, ETC.
• German Silver; “Horœ Subsecivœ,” by Lord Chandos, 1620; Woodroof; Edwards' Palœmon and Arcyte; Edward Wright
• NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• PRICE OF BIBLES; “Signa” of Battel Abbey; Queen Anne's Churches; Barrymore and the Du Barrys; Cromwell's Children
• Squaring the Circle; Oxfordshire Proverb
• THE VULTURE IN ITALY
• VERSTEGAN'S “RESTITUTION”; NEW CATALOGUE OF SHAKSPEARIANA
• ZACHARY BOYD; Rev. P. Rosenhagen-his literary Reputation; Family of Waston, Yorkshire; Lambert: Geering
• “Odcombyan.”; Edward Chandler, Bishop of Durham; GHOST STORIES
• “The Bells were rung Backwards”; Sale of Villeins; Chirstian in his notes on Blackstone; Knights created by Oliver Cromwell; Scala Celi; “History of Judas”; Sir James Adolphus Oughton, K.B.
• “Urban,” as a Christian Name; “Night, a Poem.”; Randolph Fitz-Eustace; Mrs. Jane Marshall; Publishing before the Invention of Printing; Heraldic Query; Ephraim Pratt; Thelusson the Banker at paris; Robert Emmett's Rebellion in 1803

Issue: 184

• Bibliographical Queries; IιSepolchro del Santo Sangue; Pregnenat Women pardoned; Spot's “History of Canterbury.”; USSHER'S DRITANNICARUM ECCLESIARUM ANTIQUITATES
• Blowing from Cannon; Grave-diggers; Vale of red Horse; Thurneisser and Turner; Alleyne in Sussex; Balthasar Regis; “The Brute Chronicles”; Halls of Greatford; NOTES ON BOOKS
• British Anthropophagi; The Rev. Meredith Townsend; Catch-cope Bells; Winterly Thunder
• CELTIC REMAINS IN JAMAICA; THE PRISONSER'BASKER CARRIER
• CLAPPING PRAYER-BOOKSON GOOD FRICAY; Antonio de Dominis; Fresco in the Record Room, Westminster Abbey
• Cartulary of Buttcle; Graham : Newton; Graham: Newton; Sir Walter Scott; Witches worried at a Stake; “A Letter to a Clergyman, &c.”; “Le Bas Bleu”; Rue in Prisoners' Dock; Sir John Gascoigne; Heraldic Query
• ENGLISH ACTORS IN GERMANY
• GLEANINGS FROM WRITERS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY, ILLUSTRATIVE OF PROVERBS, WORDS, ETC.
• KNIGHTS CREATED BY OLIVER CROMWELL
• Lord Erskine and Rev. Win. Cockin; The Hanoverian Jewels; A Lover of Matrimony
• NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Corespondents
• Oak Bedsteads and Oak Furniture; Tutenag; Lateen Sails
• Old Jokes; Michelet on English Literature and on Shakspeare; Vertue's Draughts; Sophocles; John de Baalun; Cardial Virtues; Sir William Sutton
• Sir Edward Lovett Pearce; “Musomania, or Poet's Purgatory,” 12mo. 1817; Bryan Robinson, M.D.; Quotation; Herbert Knowles; Sir Henry Celverley; Davennant's Place of Confinement; Early Law Lists; Ancient Localities near London; College of Christ at Brecon
• THE ORIGIN OF THE CURVED FORM OF THE OLD DIVISIONS OF LAND; CLAPPING PRAYER-BOOKSON GOOD FRICAY
• The Arrows of Harrow; Woodroof; Minstrels' Gallery in Cathedrals
• Who wrote Gil Blas ?; Coffins; Randolph Family
• “THE LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS.”
• “The Style is the Man himself”; Old Proverb; “Perhaps it was right to disemble your love,” &c.; Old Bells; Bombs; Drawning as Punishment for Women; Cockade

Issue: 185

• A MUSSULMAN'S VIEW OF ENGLAND: A FRAGMENT; ANDREW MARVELL'S LETTER TO JOHN MILTON
• ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON'S WORKS
• Adenborough; Birth and Death-years of British and American Authors; The Pretender; Sacheverell; De Foe's Descendants; Knights of Yorkshire
• Antiquities at Wrexham; Nostradamus; Miller's “Lectures on the Greek Language.”; “Rem aeu tetigisti”; Irish Stamps; Chatterton Manuscript; Boydell's Shakspeare Gallery; James Thomson
• CAXTON: PINSON, ETC.
• Cardinal Howard; “To sleep like a top.”; Rev. Richard Lufkin; Coal, when first used in England for Domestic Purposes
• Dutch Gun-founts for a King of England in 1413; Riding-coat: “Redingote.”; Eliot Warburton; ELIZABETHAN POEMS IN SION COLLEGE; Meaning of “Cadewoldes.”; “Harpoys et Fyssheponde.”
• ERRATA; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Elizabeth Woodville; “THE STYLE IS THE MAN HIMSELF.”
• Figures of King Henry VI; Herbert Knowles; Wife of Archbishop Palliser; The Gulf-Stream and Climate of England
• Gat-toothed; Nomination of a Member of Parliament by a Bishop; A Snuff-box of the First Napoleon
• HENRY IV
• Hill; Harley; Jennings; Special Licences; John Jones; Aldrynton; “Night: a Poem”; Witches worried at a Stake
• Knights of the Royal Oak; Marat in Edinburgh; Baratariana; Ten and Tenglars, what are they?; Royal Chapel of St. Matthew, Ringsend; Bishopric of St. David's
• Provincial Words: “Pishty,” “Cess-here”; A Letter to a Clergyman; Negro Slaves sold in England; The Game of Squaring; Publishing before the Invention of Printing; Clapping Proyer-Books on Good Friday
• ROB KER AND THE PASHIONS OF 1719; PROBATION LISTA OF MERCHANT TAYLOR'S SCHOOL
• The Arrows of Harrow; Eagle and Arrow; Sketches of Irish Political Characters. (Lond. 1799.); Salaries to Mayors; Celtic Remains in Jamaica; Stocks; NOTES ON BOOKS
• The Gulf-Stream and Climate of England; Cromwell's Children; Catalogue of Shaksperiana; Barnstaple: Barum; Elizabeth Long

Issue: 186

• ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON'S WORKS
• BRITISH ANTHROPOPHAGI; LILAC, SYRINGA; OR PHILADELPHUS
• CAMBRIDGE COSTUME
• Cromwell and Scotland; Shelley and Barhamwick; Shooting Soldiers; “An History of British Worthies.”; MS. Question in Paraphrase of Erasmus; County Voter's Qualification; Wink; James Read, D.D.; Paintings at Vauxhall
• Dr. Johnson's Chair; A long disputed Point settled; Our Navy Two hundred Years ago; The “Minerva” Library
• ERRATUM; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• Henry William Bunbury; “Scraping an Acquaintance.”; Wrotham, co. Kent; Places in Surrey; English Translations of “Don Quixote.”; A Pair of Gloces preferred to the Bible; BRITISH ANTHROPOPHAGI
• INEDITED LETTER OF BISHOP PATRICK
• John Allington; Tooth and Egg Metal, Tutenag; Orchestra at Handel's Commemoration: the Bassoon; “Night: a poem”; Nostradamus: “Cinq Mars”; Peg Tankard
• Knights made by Cromwell; Richard Pepys; Woodroof (Asperula odorata); Inn Signs by Eminent Artists; “Englishry” and “Irishry”; Rev. Richard Lufkin; Watermarks in Paper
• Lyster Family; Richard Woodroffe; Early English Printing and Presses; Old Graveyards in Ireland; Barum Top; Stonehenge; Quotation wanted; Le Contrat Mohatra; Residence within the Tower of London; Sir Thomas Lawrence: Linley
• MEMORIALS TO THE TREASURY
• Michael Drayton's Poems, Lyrick and Pastorall; Cardinal Howard
• PROHIBITION OF PROPHECIES
• Pregnancy a ground of Reprieve; Bull and Bear; John Redmayne; Herbert Knowles; John Heylin; NOTES ON BOOKS
• WITCHCRAFT IN CHURNING, ETC.
• Waston Family; Grave Diggers; Nathaniel Ward; “Urban” as a Christian Name; Scotch Paraphrases

Issue: 187

• Antalonnacu; Inn Signs by Eminent Artists; County Voter's Qualification; “The Dance of Death”; Wink
• BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Boydell's Shakspeare Gallery; William Kennet; Longevity; Cromwell's Head; Cromwell's Children; “To sleep like a Top”
• CELTIC REMAINS IN JAMAICA; The Legend of Bethgellert; Medical Tract by Marat: Marat in Edinburgh; Vertue's “Draughts”
• CLASSICAL COCKNEYISM; CELTIC REMAINS IN JAMAICA
• Gloucestershire Churches; Dundalk Accommodation; Harding Family; Scutch Mills in Ircland; Story of Marshal Turenne; Revivals of 1810; Brathwaite; Sir Stephen Jenius, Lord Mayor of London in 1508; Bookseller's Lists; Grceh Word; Lady Arabella Denny; Earldom of Melfort
• Halls of Greatford; Coals, when First used in England; Calverley Family; “Baratariana”; Rev. George Holiwell
• John St. Lowe; The Pretender; Inedited Letter; John Huit; NOTES ON BOOKS
• KELP
• L'Académie Francaise; Chatlerton MS.; De Foc's Descendants; Watson, Yorkshire
• NAPOLEON'S ESCAPE FROM ELBA; Lord Howe; Harry-Sophister; Errors in Debrett
• Original of the Faust Legends; Faber v. Smith; LETTERS OF CRANMER AND OSIANDER: RICHARD SMITH'S BOOK SALE, 1682; ULPHILAS
• Rev. Thomas Harrison; Route Map of Switzerland; R. Roxby and J. Shield; DEAN CONYBEARE'S “ELEMENTARY LECTURES.”; “ANDREW MARVELL'S LETTER TO JOHN MILTON.”
• St. Patrich's Ridges; Eucaustic Paintings at Pompeii; “The Parliament of Pimlico” and “The Olio.”; Aborough or Borough Family; Gilbert Burnet, M.A.; Othello by Hauff; Ralph Rokeby, of Rokeby, co. York, married; Pandy
• THE LION IN GREECE
• Thomus Juxon; Meaning of “Cadewoldes”; Words adapted to Beats of the Drum; Moldwarps; John Evelyn; “Le Style est Thomme mėme”; Sir William D'Avenant; Ten and Tenglars, what are they?
• “MOLLY MOG.”

Issue: 188

• A GENERAL LITERARY INDEX
• ADENBOROUGH; LORD ERSKINE AND REV. WM. COCKIN; “HARPOYS ET FISSHEPONDE.”
• ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON'S WORKS; EIRIONNACH; Sardanapalus and Archbishop Leighton
• Alexander Pope'S Chair
• Chambers for the Duke of Mantua's Dwarfs; Scotch Genealogies; Bishop Pococke's “Tour through Ireland.”; Major Duncanson and the Massacre of Glencoe; Mr. Wells; Life is before ye!; Lilac
• Dates of the Birth and Death of British and American Authors; Ulphilas; Grave-diggers; Faber v. Smith
• Designation of Works under Review; Passports; Mence or Mense Family; Torture: S. Dominic
• Device; Cespoole; Ministers of St. James's, Clerkenwell; Tun Glass; John Bunyan's Chapel, Bedford; Lord George or Gorges; Meaning of Motto; Angell Cray; Dr. Latham's Theory of the Indo-European Languages; John Gilpin
• ERRATA; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES: WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• HOW THE LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR GOES TO WESTMINSTER
• Illustration of “Boswell's Johnson.”; Sir Walter Raleigh; Preservation of Monumental Brasses; Smoking Anecdote; Handel'S Hallelujah Chorus
• JUNIUS AND HENRY FLOOD
• Luther and Wesley; Coals, when First used in England; Watson; Quotation Wanted; Halls of Greatford; NOTES ON BOOKS
• MEDIÆVAL ARCHITECTURE OF VENICE; Bacon on Conversation; A Charity-box for Distressed Gentlemen; Prayer on setting forth an Expedition, probably in the Reign of Elizabeth; “Liberavi animam meam.”
• Osmunda Regalis; Shelley and Barhamwick; Herbert Knowles
• S. John the Evangelist; Mount St. Michael; ON STYLE IN GENERAL, BIBLIOGRAPHY, TYPOGRAPHY, TRANSLATION, AND SEVERAL OTHER THINGS
• SOLUTION OF A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE; M. SULLACOMBE, AND THE STREETS OF LONDON
• TITLES CONFERRED BY OLIVER CROMWELL; ADENBOROUGH

Issue: 189

• ARTISTS' QUARRELS IN CHARLES I.'S REIGN
• Basingstoke Reckonings; Sir Joshua Reynolds's House in Leicester Square; BIBLIOGRAPHICAL QUERIES; “THEN PUSH ABOUT THE FLOWING BOWL.”
• ERRATUM; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Eminent Artists who have been Scene-painters; Hearing through the Mouth; Scraping an Acquaintance; Preservation of Monumental Brasses; Fawnes Family
• Encaustic Paintings at Pompeii; Irish Scutch Mills; Bull and Bear of the Stock Exchange; Smoking Anecdote
• Grotesques in Churches; “The Young Travellers; or, a Visit to Oxford.”; Heraldic Query; James Aikman; Sir Wm. Petty's Letters; Dorchester House, Westminster; Origin of the Judge's Black Cap; Law and Poison; The Family of Bentivoglio; “It is not beautie I demande.”; Qualitied: Fausens
• John Lord Cutts; Gauntlope; Canbury; CROMWELL IN SCOTLAND
• LE CONTRAT MOHATRA
• LIST OF WRITERS IN “FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW,” VOLS. I–XIV., A CONTRIBUTION TO LITERARY HISTORY
• MILTON'S CORRESPONDENCE; DR. LATHAM'S THEORY OF THE INDO-EUROPENAN LANGUAGES
• MR. JAMES PAYNE
• Mutiny at the Nore; Ephemeral Literature; A Lost Cornelian; Tennyson's “Enid.”; Francis Moult, Esq.; Character of Mr. Hastings; “The English Spy”; Sheridan's Speech on Warren Hastings' Trial
• Robert Nelson; Cromwell's Children; St. Dominic and the Inquisition; Moldwarp
• Strange Derivation; Supporting the Clergy; Meaning of Toy
• THE LAIRD OF COCKPEN: BROSE AND BUTTER
• “Baratariana”; Rev. Thomas Harrison; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED
• “Kaiserlicher Gekrönter Dichter”; Haxey Hood; A Pair of Gloves preferred to the Bible; Brathwaite; Ephraim Pratt
• “Molly Mog.”; Patroclus; Archery Club Motto; W. Dimond; Tower-crowned Arch; Orthographical Peculiarity; Donnybrook, near Dublin

Issue: 190

• ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON'S WORKS
• AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL PASSAGE IN SHAKSPEARE'S “TEMPEST.”; PATRON SAINTS
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Cokam or Coxam House: Mr. Crewe's Wyrwail, Chideok or Chadwick; “The Traveller.”; John Van Lewen, M.D.; St. Andrew's Parish, Dublin; Illoques; London Antiquities; “The Complete Irish Traveller.”; Dr. Samuel Pegge; Sir James Flower, Bart. (M.P. 1841–7.); Sir Robert Peel, Bart. (M.P. 1809–50.)
• GAY; BARON WRATISLAW'S CAPTIVITY IN TURKEY; WRITERS IN THE QUARTERLY REVIEWS
• HENRY SMITH, LECTURER OP ST. CLEMENT DANES
• HERBERT KNOWLES; HOW THE LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR GOES TO WESTMINSTER
• Hypatia and St. Catharine; O whar got ye that auld crooked penny; Buchanan Pedigree; A Bear Hunt on the Thames; Thomas Talbot; Ocean Cable Telegraphs; Sir Charles Bawdin; Admiral Haddock
• Liberavi animam meam; Inn Signs by Eminent Artists; Faber v. Smith
• MONTHLY FEUILLETON ON FRENCH BOOKS
• MOUNT ST. MICHAEL, NORMANDY
• Marat at Edinburgh; Ancient Localities near London; Titles conferred by Oliver Cromwell; Knights made by Oliver Cromwell; Cromwell's Head; Hastings' Trial and John Mill
• Nevinson; Dr. Hoadly's Private Theatre; Hanged, drawn, and quartered
• OLD LONDON BRIDGE; MILTONIANA
• Occasional Forms of Prayer, when first used; “Gestes of Guarine.”; James Stirling; Mediœval Burials; Oliver Cromwell; Family of Ferrers; Mummy of a Manchester Lady
• Sundial with retrograding Shadow; Aged Bride and Bridegroom; Fowling and Matrimony; Mode of celebrating a Birth; Jews in Oxford, and Halls named after them; Bonded Warehouses
• Vertue's “Draughts”; Shooting Soldiers; Greck Word; Motto
• Vincent Dowling, and the Parliament of Pimlico; The Hill Family: Abigail Hill; Tennyson's “Enid”

Issue: 191

• AN IRISH JUNICS
• Blodius; Qualitied: Fausens; St. Dominic
• Books burned and whipped by the Hangman; A Novel Race; The Handel Centenaries; THE RED RIBBON OF THE ORDER OF THE BATH; Editha Pope
• C. J. Hare'S Orthographical Peculiarities; Conf. Amenities of Literature (D'Israeli), vol. ii. p. 25., last edition; Torture
• GENERAL WOLFE AT QUEBEC
• GLEANINGS FOR THE HISTORY OF BARTHOLOMEW FAIR
• Gauntlope; Etocætum; Quotation Wanted; Memoirs of Sir Robt. Peel, Bart., M.P.; Illoques; NOTES ON BOOKS
• John Lord Cutts; “The Young Travellers, or a Visit to Oxford”; BACON ON CONVERSATION; Bibliographical Queries
• NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES: WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• PROBATION LISTS OF MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL; The Skull of Robert Bruce; A Curious Advertisement, March, 1717
• Portrait of Archbishop King; Provincial Words: “Shim.”; Last Wolf in Scotland; Bishop Murphy's Irish MSS; Dr. Marginn and Mr. Harrison Ainsworth; J. Anderson; Journal of the First Earl of Bellomont; Capt. Cobb and Lieut.-Col. Fearon; Ballad on Sir John Eland, of Eland, co. York; Beer and its Strength
• Song; Blewman; Lady Capel; “MOLLY MOG.”
• Supernaturals at the Battles of Clvijo and Prague; The Termination Hayne; Tamberlin; Lady Rous; Sing si diderum; Sir John Danvers
• Thompson's “Memories.”; Winkley Family; Dr. Donne's Seal; The Skeletons at Cuma with Wax Heads; Anne Pole; Ruhnken's “Dictata.”
• “MOLLY MOG.”; I. JOHN V. 7.

Issue: 192

• A Bear Hunt on the Thames; Family Herald Essayists; Shim; “Ligaturas facere”; Peter Gleane; “Why every nation, every clime,”; County Voters' Qualification; Grotesques in Churches
• ABEL ROPER AND GEORGE RIDPATH; OLD ENGLISH BOOKSELLERS
• Bartholomew-Cokes; Side Saddles; Falston House, Wilts; Hampshire Arms; Edward Underhill the “Hot Gospeller.”; Albion Magazine; Dallaway's “Constantinople,” 4 to., 1797; Vandniss; Polytheism; Sir Peter Gleane; Corrected Printers' Proofs
• ERRATUM; Ocean Table Telegraphs; Bull and Bear of the Stock Exchange; The Etymon of “very”; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Handel's Hallelujah Chorus; Cespoole; Sir Henry Calverley; Shelley and Barhamwich
• JUNIUS AND HENRY FLOOD; SUNDRY REPLIES
• JUNIUS AND HENRY FLOOD
• James Moore; York House; Titles conferred by Oliver Cromwell; Pishty, Cess-here; Christopher Anstey
• L. Latimers; Swiss Maps; The Reprint, in 1808, of the First Folio Edition of Shahspeare; Benjamin Cudworth; Richard Medlicot
• LEIGH HUNT'S TRANSLATION OF WALTER MAPES'S DRINKING SONG; Birth-Place of Sir Isaac Newton; Matriculation Lists of Students of the Inns of Court; Sedan Chairs in Dublin; Petrarch and Lord Falkland
• MAJOR DUNCANSON AND THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE; ORIGIN OF THE JUDGES' BLACK CAP
• Nugæ; The late Duke of Wellington; Society for Assurance against Purgatory; Bibliographical Queries; Lord Fane: Count De Sallis; Marriage Customs
• ON THE DATE OF ERASMUS'S FIRST VISIT TO OXFORD; ABEL ROPER AND GEORGE RIDPATH; OLD ENGLISH BOOKSELLERS; THE BADGE OF POVERTY; LEIGH HUNT'S TRANSLATION OF WALTER MAPES'S DRINKING SONG; Birth-Place of Sir Isaac Newton; Matriculation Lists of Students of the Inns of Court; Sedan Chairs in Dublin; Petrarch and Lord Falkland; Nugæ; The late Duke of Wellington; Society for Assurance against Purgatory; Bibliographical Queries; Lord Fane: Count De Sallis; Marriage Customs; Bartholomew-Cokes; Side Saddles; Falston House, Wilts; Hampshire Arms; Edward Underhill the “Hot Gospeller.”; Albion Magazine; Dallaway's “Constantinople,” 4 to., 1797; Vandniss; Polytheism; Sir Peter Gleane; Corrected Printers' Proofs; Sir Humphrey May, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster temp. Charles I; William Wood; San Giovanni Gualberto; “Merry Tricks.”; Cantanherous; JUNIUS AND HENRY FLOOD; SUNDRY REPLIES; ORIGINAL OF THE FAUST LEGENDS; TRICOLOR, ORIGIN OF, AS THE FLAG OF FRANCE; MAJOR DUNCANSON AND THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE; ORIGIN OF THE JUDGES' BLACK CAP; ST. PATRICK'S RIDGES; CHATTERTON MANUSCRIPT; James Moore; York House; Titles conferred by Oliver Cromwell; Pishty, Cess-here; Christopher Anstey; A Bear Hunt on the Thames; Family Herald Essayists; Shim; “Ligaturas facere”; Peter Gleane; “Why every nation, every clime,”; County Voters' Qualification; Grotesques in Churches; Spontoon; Dr. Young and Voltaire; Paintings at Vauxhall; Character of Mr. Hastings; De Foe's Descendants; “Le Bas Bleu”; Handel's Hallelujah Chorus; Cespoole; Sir Henry Calverley; Shelley and Barhamwich; L. Latimers; Swiss Maps; The Reprint, in 1808, of the First Folio Edition of Shahspeare; Benjamin Cudworth; Richard Medlicot; ERRATUM; Ocean Table Telegraphs; Bull and Bear of the Stock Exchange; The Etymon of “very”; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• ON THE DATE OF ERASMUS'S FIRST VISIT TO OXFORD
• ORIGINAL OF THE FAUST LEGENDS
• ST. PATRICK'S RIDGES; CHATTERTON MANUSCRIPT
• Sir Humphrey May, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster temp. Charles I; William Wood; San Giovanni Gualberto; “Merry Tricks.”; Cantanherous
• Spontoon; Dr. Young and Voltaire; Paintings at Vauxhall; Character of Mr. Hastings; De Foe's Descendants; “Le Bas Bleu”
• THE BADGE OF POVERTY

Issue: 193

• ABIGAIL HILL; COCK AND BULL STORIES
• Arabic Poem; Debating Societies; Whitelock Pedigree; Efford; “The Royal Slave.”; George Lesly; Shakspeare; The Lord Mayor of Dublin, 1764; Yorkshire Worthies, by Hartley Coleridge
• CALCUITH; Vauxhall Punch
• Dr. Donne's Seal; Ralph Rokeby; Cromwell's Knights; Ring Posies; John de Witt; Ballad: Elland or Eland
• HANDEL IN BRISTOL
• History of Pews; Fate of three men of letters; The last of the “Shannon.”; A modern Giant; Somersetshire Poets; SUPER-ALTARS IN CATHEDRALS
• INDEXES TO EPISCOPAL REGISTERS; PROVERBS WORTH PRESERVING; FOOD OF PARADISE
• John Evelyn; The Rev. John Rob. Scott, D.D.; Bonaventure's Works; “Rire jaune”; Sir Peter Gleane; Captain Cobb; Cromwell's Head; Tricolor Cockade
• PATRON SAINTS
• PETER CUNNINGHAM
• SKELETONS WITH WAX HEADS AT CUMÆ
• SNUFF-BOX PRESENTED TO GEORGE IV; FLORENCE WILSON: ERASMUS: JOHN OGILVIE, PARSON OF CRUDEN: FORBES OF TOLQUHON
• Shooting Soldiers: Oak Leaves; James Anderson; Mowbray Coheirs; Thomas Talbot; Hypatia and St. Catherine; Torture
• Sing si diderum; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Translators' Interpolations; Counsellor Tilly; Sir Henry Killigrew; Sir Richard Steele's former Wife; Planet Showers; Beaumont's “Life of Dean Granville,” or Grenville; Sir John Jacob, Bart; John Rowe, M.P.; Crossley of S. Leonard's, Shoreditch; Mrs. Glasse's Cookery
• Tricolor Cockade; Buchanan Pedigree; Abbreviated Names of English Counties and Towns; Richard Mulcaster; Winkley Family
• Vulture Hopkins; Bibliographical Queries; Wiclif's Testament
• WAS LORD BACON A CALVINIST OR AN ARMINIAN?
• “BARATARIANA”
• “Hallow e'en”: the Wren Song; Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia; Lyric Works of Horace; THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM'S YORK HOUSE

Issue: 194

• Ballop; Chaumont Church; John Milton: a Latin Poem against; Glow-worm Light; Cambridge Latin Plays; Legends of Normandy and Brittany; Publication of Banns; Nonjurors and Jacobites; Rev. Philip Ridpath; Bradstreet Pedigree
• CHATTERTON MSS.
• Canterbury Registers; Chichens feed Capons; Curious Prophecy; Roast Lobster; “Anatomy of Melancholy”; Discountenancing Bills of Exchange; Lieutenant-General Thomas Pearce
• Early Catalogues; Grotesques in Churches; Rev. Richard Johnson; Inn Signs by Eminent Artists
• Filleroy; ZACHARY BOYD
• Harry Sophister; James Thomson; Cambridge Costume; Marriage Customs; Liverpool; “Wirried at a steack”; Theocritus and Virgil
• JAMES MOORE; Dr. Shelton Mackenzie's Life of Dr. Maginn; On Buying a Bible
• JOHN LILLY, DRAMATIST; Diligences; Synonymes
• Leese: Lancers; “Pull Garlick.”; Mr. John Coleman; “Itacism.”
• Lord Fane: Count de Salis; Bartholomew Cokes; The Termination “-hayne”; Weapan-salve
• MALABAR JEWS
• NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Origin of the Judge's Black Cap; Side-saddles; Coham House; Chideock; 1 John
• THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM, A GHOST STORY
• THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS
• THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851
• THE PRETENDER
• Two Kings of Brentford; Abigail Hill (Lady Masham); Cardinal Wolsey; Heralds' Visitation: Assumption of Arms; Inscription on a Ring
• “Masterly Inactivity.”; Suffragan Bishop; THE GREAT ST. LEGER: UNDE VOCATUR?; “SYR TRYAMOURE.”

Issue: 195

• CHARTER OF ALEXANDER II; Rosenfeldians and Mormonites; Epigram on Casar Borgia
• COUNTY LIBRARIES
• Custom at Farnborough; English and Foreign Custom of cating Goose; KING JOHN AND THE JEWS IN CANTERBURY
• ERRATUM; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspandents
• Extraordinary Birth; Liverpool, Cespoole, Lerpoole; The Vulgate of 1482; Pill-garlick; Very
• FLYLEAF SCRIBBLINGS
• FOLK LORE: One Magpie; Warts; Bees; Christmas Eve; Sichening Cake; Rustic Superstition; Saints' Days
• Innismurray; Sheridan's Speech on Warren Hastings Trial; Rev. Peter Cunningham; “Harpoys et Fyssheponde”; “Codex A.”; Junius and Henry Flood; Primate Bramhall's Arms; Anne Pole
• MAJOR DUNCANSON AND THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE; “THE WREN SONG”
• Marat; Ballop; Scotch Genealogies
• Sot's Hole; “The History of Ireland,” 1784; American Dramatists; Anonymous Plays; Poole Family; Choyce, Joice, Jocunda; Heraldic; Nicholas Owen
• THE LION IN ITALY
• The French Massacres; John Nicholls; Lord Lauderdale and Charles II; Robert Chester's “Love's Martyr; or Rosalin's Complaint”; An Almery; Gog and Magog
• The Frog a Symbol; Dyche's English Dictionary, by Wm. Pardon; Cranbrook Grammer School; Battens; Bell Metal; Norton Family; Soul
• Walking Stewart; Bearded Women; BIBLICAL CONJECTURE-NOTES: THE RIGHT DATE OF THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS; LADY CULROSS'S DREAM
• “Horn Childe; Child Horn.”; Lobster, a Nickname for Soldier; Heraldic: Arms of Greig; Leslie's Answer to Abp. King; MAJOR DUNCANSON AND THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE
• “La Thćbaїde:” Remy's “La Pucelle.”; Jasper Runic Ring; Dr. Thomas Brett; Archicpiscopal Mitre; Baron of Beef at Windsor; Shawl, at Leybourn
• “Life is before ye!”; Efford; Super-Altars; Vales of Red and White Horse; John Anderson
• “O whar got ye that bonnie blue bonnet”; Leigh; Bonaventure's Works; Rire Jaune; Dr. Shelton Mackenzie; Wife-selling; Somersetshire Poets; Side Saddles
• “THE WREN SONG”; HENRY SMITH

Issue: 196

• ANCIENT NAMES OF THE CAT
• APHARA BEHN
• Alexander Gordon; Bibliographical Queries; NOTES ON BOOKS
• Bocardo; Pensionary; Rev. Joseph Grigg; Walpurgis; “Beaver.”; Gofton, of Fockwell, Surrey
• Danish Forts in Ireland; Louis the Fifteenth; Finsbury Jail; Sir Francis Drake, his Portrait; Cibber's “Apology.”; Scire Facias Club; Detached Chapels: Becket's Crown; Sir Robert le Grys; Manuscript Verse Translation of De Guileville's “Pilgrimage.”; Sir John Franklin
• Family Professions; Cromwellian Relic; A Poet's Vow; Shaving Statute
• LONDON SHERIFFS AND TENURE-SERVICES; SHAKSPEARE'S HOUSE
• Mauve; Mary Queen of Scots, her Secretary; HAMLET QUERIES; Metcalf of Searby, County of Lincoln; Lucky Stones
• NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• RARE TRACTS BY WYNKYN DE WORDE AND PYNSON
• Sale of a Man and his Progeny; Serfdom; Legends of Normandy and Brittany; Kentish Fire
• THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS; LATIN POEM AGAINST MILTON
• THE GROTESQUE IN CHURCHES, ETC.; Pyne and Poulet; The Great St. Leger
• THE GROTESQUE IN CHURCHES, ETC.
• THE GROTESQUE IN CHURCHES, ETC.
• THE GROTESQUE IN CHURCHES, ETC.
• Vigors; The Apreece Family; THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS
• Why is Luther represented with a Goose?; Buchanan Pedigree; Hypatia; Abbreviated Names of English Counties and Towns; Pews
• “The Tale of a Tub.”; Dean Swift; Minshew and early English Dictionaries; John Baynes; Nautical Heraldry

Issue: 197

• A Merry Question anent the Burning of a Mill; The Mohawks; Proverbial Expression; Scott's Lines on Woman; Relics of the Plague of London
• ANOTHER “NOTE TO THE CORNWALLIS PAPERS.”
• CARDINAL WOLSEY; THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN: “BIDING THE FRACHISES.”
• Curious Rent-Charge and Service in Yorkshire; WASHINGTON LETTER; SEALS OF OFFICERS WHO PERISHED IN AFFGHANISTAN
• ERRATUM; Bell Metal; Etocætum; Battens; Rustic Superstition; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• English and Foreign Custom of eating Goose; The Termination “-hayne”; De Foe's Descendants; Abbreviated Names of English Counties; Patron Saints; Extraordinary Birth; Bell Metal
• Gallimawfry; Fap; Fair lined Slippers; Shakspeare's Latinity; Allusion to the Play of “Hamlet” in 1596; Early Allusion to Shakspeare; Shakspeare Music
• HENRY GARNET
• John Jones, A.M., Oxon; London in 1558; Heraldic Query; Leigh Hunt and “the Liberal.”; Sigismond and Henry Alexander; Manuscript of William de Shoreham's Poems; Epigram; Rubbings of Brasses: Wm. Shakspeare Payton; Eleu loro
• LAST WOLF IN SCOTLAND; Suffragan Bishop
• ORIGINAL LETTER OF NEILE, BISHOP OF DURHAM, RECOMMENDING BUCKINGHAM AS CANDIDATE FOR THE CHANCELLORSHIP OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, 1626; OLIVER CROMWELL
• Quotation; CARDINAL WOLSEY
• SHAKSPEARIANA: Shakspeare and Chaucer on the Continent; Portrait of Shakspeare; Shakspeare: the Homilies; Ducdàme
• Shakespeare, Sherlock, and Sterne; “Put in the pike with a vice”; ELEGY ON HOBBES THE ATHEIST
• Sidney as a Feminine Christian Name; Why is Luther represented with a Goose; Quotation from Voltaire; Goulston Family; Irish Registry Acts
• Syr Tryamoure; Cross and Candlesticks on Super-altar; Bacon's Essay XLV; Jasper Runic Ring; Louis the Fifteenth
• TOTE: ALL FOOLS' DAY, ETC.
• Temple; Squaring the Circle; Aerostation; Mazena's Dog; Thomas Maude; Duches of Bolton
• William Kennedy; The Pope's Title; Mrs. Grundy; The Ballet in England; Cricket; Cracknells
• “The Tale of a Tub.”; G. Herbert and Theocritus; Speed of Steamers; Italian Music in England; Schuyler; Epigram; Will. De la Grace (Mareshall); Greek Version of “King Arthur.”

Issue: 198

• AUTHOR OF THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS
• BOOK-MARKERS; BISHOP BEDELL
• ERRATA; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Etymology of the word Battens; Rustic Superstition; Book Inscriptions (passim); Somersetshire Poets; The “History of Ireland”; NOTES ON BOOKS
• Eulenspiegel; Charles Bailly, Secretary to Mary Queen of Scots; The Suffragan Bishop of Ipswich
• FORGED ASSIGNATS
• George Browne, the First Protestant Archbishop of Dublin, deprived by Q. Mary in 1554; Marquis of Argyle and Charles II; Sir John Bankes in 1676; Mrs. B. Hoole, afterwards Hofland; E. H. Keating's Dramas; Seal Inscription; Anna Liffey; The Termination “-sex.”; LADY CULROS'S DREAME
• HERALDS' VISITATIONS
• JACK OF NEWBURY; ROMANCE OF THE SANGRAAL
• LADY CULROS'S DREAME; BOYDELL'S SHAKSPEARE GALLERY
• Memoir of Archbishop Newcome; Cieanctus; Biographical Queries; “Devil-may-care.”; Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports: Coroner; Colonel Thwackwell; “Platonis Opera,” Serrani, 1578, fol.
• Nell Gwynn's Sister; Great Bells at Westminster Palace; Old St. Paul's a Paving Quarry
• Scotch Genealogies: Jerningham Family; Carriage-boot; Cibber's Apology; Chatterton Manuscripts; “The Royal Slave”
• Shadows; Dryden's Recantation; JACOBITE MANUSCRIPTS
• Sir John Hart; “Sunt Monachi nequam.”; The First Marquis of Antrim; The Mysterious Cheque-bearer; Mr. Willett, Purchaser of Orleans Pictures; Queenborough Castle, Isle of Sheppey
• The Mowbray Family; Texts; Fuller's Funeral Sermon; Archbishop Laud; Seven Dates Vacant; Symbolical meaning of a Cloven Foot; Dutch Tragedy
• “Horn et Rimenhild;” “Childe Horn”; Faber v. Smith; John Baynes

Issue: 199

• Aylward Family Crest; The Duchess of Marlborough; Paul Gemsege; Bible, Misprint in Seventh Commandment; HENRY SMITH
• BEARDED WOMEN; SOUL; EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYES; P. S
• BEARDED WOMEN
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Baron of Beef at Windsor; Mr Abdias Ashton of St John's coll.,Camb.; Suffragan Bishop; Sir William and Sir Richard Weston; Actresses ennobled by Marriage; Duchess of Bolton
• Careless Writing and Odd Result; Sponge or Spanish Cahes; Charm for cutting Teeth; Lynching by Women in Olden Time; Bobyll and the Cardinal's Hut
• EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYES; Sir Robert le Gris; Alderman Hart
• HENRY SMITH; LONDON IN 1558
• JOHN BUNYAN AND “THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.”; De Guileville's “Pilgrimage of the Soul”; PROBATION LISTS OF MARCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL
• James Collinson, N.P.; Marriage Law; Andrew: Gaffman; Military Queries; Glass Bells for Churches; Albert Durer; Monument of Sir Nicholas Dixon in Cheshunt Church; Kendrich Family
• KIRK SESSION RECORDS
• LONDON IN 1558; BACON'S ESSAYS; P. S
• Mr. Willett, Purchaser of the Orleans Pictures; Norton Family; Cross and Candlesticks on Super-Altar; Lord Nithsdale's Escape; Schuyler; Gay's Works
• NOTE ON YORMER PRINCES OF WALES, CHIEFLT IN CONNEXION WITH OXFORD
• POEM ON THE FRENCH WAR; Francis Burgersdicius; Bulse; Grinding Old People Young; Drummond of Colquhalzie; Quotation; Joseph of Exeter'S Poem, entitled “Antiocheis.”
• PORGERIES ON JOHN BUNYAN
• SIR WILLIAM USSHER; SIR AMYAS PAULETT AND SIR DRUE DRURY
• Scotch Clergy deprived at the revolution; Rings: their Uses and Mottoes; “Ould Grouse in the Gun-Room.”; Vindicta Bernardi; Jetonniers
• Sir John Danvers; Primate Bramhall's Arms, &c; Tote; The Rev. John Rob. Scott, D.D.; MONTHLY FEUILLETON ON FRENCH BOOKS

Issue: 200

• ANDERSON PAPERS.—NO. V.
• ANOTHER “NOTE TO THE CORNWALLIS PAPERS.” NO. II
• BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Boyle Lectures; Cooke of Gidea Hall; The “Te Deum” interpolated
• COMPLETE HISTORY OF ENGLAND: WHITE KENNETT: JOHN STRYPE
• Carmtel, Us Derivation : Service Silver : Greson : Knowinge.; Duke of Bolton; Nell Gwyit's House at Windsor; Oath of Vargas
• GENERAL WOLFE AT QUEBEC
• Hocltanench or Aukabench; Cooper Family; Difference in Heraldry; The Earl of Clarendon; Do Horses tremble when they see a Camel?; Lord Bacon's Skull; Carmtel, Us Derivation : service Silver : Gresson : Knowinge
• INSCRIPTIONS ON FLY-LEAVES
• Inscription in Yorkshire; Old Boodleite; Mlle. Sallé, or Sellé, Dancer at the Italian Opera in London; “The Watchman.”; Ancient Keys; D'Angrville: St. Maurice; “The Slave Ship.”; Winsley Family
• Julius Cœsar's Dispatch; Quarles; “Breeches Bible.”; Astrological Predication of Moore's Almanach; Eikon Basilica
• NORTHUMBRIAN NOTES
• Notes on Chaucer: Sire Thopas; Oracles in Opposition; A Regiment all of one Name; SIR THOMAS ROE
• PROVERBS; Laurence Strene
• SALE OF A MAN AND HIS PROGENY; Seal Inscription; Abdias Ashton: Robert Hill
• SALE OF A MAN AND HIS PROGENY
• SIR RICHARD NANFAN AND CARDINAL WOLSEY
• SONNET SUPPOSED TO BE BY MILTON
• The Great St. Leger; The Kings of Brentford; Book-Markers
• The River Liffey; Mrs. B. Hoole; Heraldic Query; Vertue's “Draughts”; Müzena's Dog; Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports: Coroner; Marrying under the Gallows; Books Burnt
• “O whar got ye that bonnie blue bonnet”; Jacobite Manuscripts; Ephraim Pratt; Dr. Johnson's Chair; Somerselshire Poets
• “Serranus's Platonis Opera”; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED

Issue: 201

• An Ancient Strihe; STRATFORD FAMILY; QUERIES AS TO SEALS
• BIBLICAL CONJECTURE-NOTES: THE RIGHT DATE OF THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS
• FRANCIS BURGERSDICIUS
• GENERAL WOLFE AT QUEBEC
• GEORGE HERBERT AND THEOCRITUS; OLIVER ST. JOHN; Seals of Officers who perished in Affghanistan
• GEORGE HERBERT AND THEOCRITUS
• HAMMER-CLOTH; Fishwich; Scavenger's Daughter; John Baptist jackson; “An Help unto Dcuocion.”; Ste Ampoule
• INSCRIPTIONS AND EPITAPHS: Inscriptions On Old Houses; Gateway Inscription; Sepulchral Inscription; Epitaph on a Dog at Irongate Stairs, Tower, London; Curious Epitaph
• Louis the Fifteenth; Humphreys, soi-disant Earl of Stirling; Cloven Foot
• Martyrs of Gorcum; NAPOLEON'S ESCAPE FROM ELBA; TITLES CONFERRED BY OLIVER CROMWELL
• Mrs. Myddelton; Cashel Progresses; The Unburied Ambassadors; “The Golden Bough.”; “The Wasp.”; Papier Moure; Kentish Longtails; Purhess or Purhis Family
• Nelson's Car; Campbelton, Argyleshire; Ives Of Oxford; Fuller and the Ferrars; Hammer-cloth
• PROBLEM IN RHYME
• Richmond and its Maids of Honour; Ancient Will; Statistics of Letters sent by Post; Cromwell'S Remains
• Scandol against Queen Elizabeth; Norton Family; Terminations in “-ness”; Shawl at Leyburn: Prisons of Mary Queen of Scots; Transmission Through few Links
• Scotch Episcopal Clergy; Archiepiscopal Mitre; Adrian Dee; NOTES ON BOOKS; Louis the Fifteenth: Earl of Stirling; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES: WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Sun Dial Inscription; HOOP PETTICOATS AND CRINOLINE; THE EPITAPH OF DEAN NOWELL, AND IMPORT OF THE CONTRACTION “I.”
• TALBOT MONUMENTS; THE NEW TESTAMENT IN MODERN GREEK
• THE GUNPOWDER PLOT; Discovery of Gunpowder Plot by the Magic Mirror
• Welsh Judges; Col. Johnes of Havod; Dycsons and Dixons of Furness Fells, Lancashire; Irish Pedigrees missing; Henry Lord Power; Aid-de-Camp to the Lord Primate, and to the Lord Chancellor; Peel Towers; John Pope, Gentleman
• William Andrew Price; Longevity; Altar-tomb used as a Communion Table; An Etymological Query; One Human Speech only before The Flood without Error; Shahspear's Cliff; Works on Legerdemain
• Wymondham Bell Inscription; Epigram; Poole Family; Motto; John Exlon; Portraits of Archbishop Laud; Cromer, Archbishop of Armagh

Issue: 202

• Bulse; Abdias Ashton; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• COTTON'S “TYPOGRAPHICAL GAZETTEER.”; The Immaculate Edition of Horace; Sir K. Digby'S Powder
• Curious Marriage; Lady Mayoress Of York; Napoleon'S Escape from Elba; Catalogues; JONES OF NAYLAND AND THE REV. GEO. WATSON
• DR. JOHN HEWETT, CHAPLAIN TO CHARLES I
• Duchess of Marlborough; Thomas Maude; The Wren Song; Jacob Chaloner; Vulgates of 1482–4; Carriage Boot; Hammer Cloth
• EFFORD; SEVEN DATES WANTED
• Figures cut on Hill Sides; Knox Family; “Infanta de Zamorre.”; Robert Raikes of Gloucester; What sort of Animal was the Bugle?; Bishops Gunning and Gauden; Clarendon House, Piccadilly; Bunyan's Burial-place and Tombstone; Sir Horace Poole
• Had Bishop Williams a Play performed in his House on a Sunday?; Pliny's Chapter on Gems and Precious Stones; Public Sale of Library in 1810
• PORTRAIT OF A TRUE GENTLEMAN; Arthur Hallam'S Literary Remains; Families of Ross; Slaves in England
• Precedency; “The Clergyman'S Companion.”; “The Bill of Michael Angelo.”; “The Castle of Æsculapius;.”; Boley Hill, Rochester; The Name of Dickson in Bertcickshire; “Portioner.”
• Public Sale of Library in 1810; LAST WOLF IN SCOTLAND
• SCOTT'S NOVELS: GEORGE CONSTABLE
• SEVEN DATES WANTED; Judge'S Blach Cap; Stamford Hill; Do Horses tremble when they see a Camel; Original of the Faust Legends; Liberavi animam meam
• Son of Pascal Paoli; Assumption of Arms by those who fought at Agincourt; William Monney; Simon Sabba; Macaulay'S “Prodigal Nabob.”; Heraldic Query: Dichson's Arms; The King's Head near St. Paul's, and a Stew in St. Martin's, Queenhithe
• THE DELAVALS
• THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS; ITALIAN MUSIC IN ENGLAND
• THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS

Issue: 203

• AN AUSTRIAN ARMY: ALLITERATIVE ADDRESS TO AURORA BOREALIS; Ancient Italian Jests
• Dates of Early Plays; Grosseteste's “Castle of Love.”; Colonel Brett; Bishop Hurd; Gray's Copy of Strype's Stowe; Swans; L'Abbaye de Quincy
• EXTRACTS FROM AN EARLY MANUSCRIPT: Arithmetical Notation; EXTRACTS FROM AN EARLY MANUSCRIPT: Verses on the Death of Edward IV
• Kentish Longtails; Old Print; Bishop Gauden; Walpurgis; NOTES ON BOOKS, ETC
• NOTES ON BOOKS, ETC; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Portioner; Spontoon; Stratford Family; George Cromer, Archbishop of Armagh; James Thomson's Marriage; Notes on Trees and Flowers; Muffled Peal on Innocents' Day; Scavenger's Daughter
• Prince Ruperts Arms and Crest; MALABAR JEWS
• SIR PETER PAUL RUBENS: DESTROYED RECORDS, ETC.
• SQUARING THE CIRCLE
• SUPERNATURALS AT THE BATTLES OF CLAVIJO AND PRAGUE; The Jews' Spring Gardens
• Seals of Officers who perished in Affghanistan; Mrs. Myddelton; What sort of Animal was the Bugle?; The Coutraction “i.”; “The Royal Slave”; Villeins
• Surplice on Good Friday at the Communion; Playford; The Style of Grace; Munro; Lomax, or Lomas Family; William .Dunkin, D. D.; Owenson the Player; John Phipps; “Decanatus Christianitatis.”; Major Thomas; “Death of the Fox.”; Seal of SS. Serge and Baccus; Goethe's Clavigo; “The Sack of Baltimore.”
• THE REBELLION OF 1715
• TITLES CONFERRED BY OLIVER CROMWELL
• Wreck of the Dunbar; Prisoner's Arraignment; Geology: Antiquity of Man on the Earth; “Hockley i' th' Hole.”; Æsop's Fables; Sir Humpfrey Talbot; The Book of Sports
• “Bobolink” and “Cocking an Eye.”; Brass at West Herling; The Princess Borghese; Moly and Colombine; “Soul is form and doth the body make.”; Portrait: K. B. 32; Four Kings
• “Cutting One's Stick.”; Drot'em, Oddrot'em; British Officers, 1711; “In the wrong box.”; Singular Derivation of the Epithet “Whig.”; WILLIAM NICOLSON, D.D., ARCHBISHOP OF CASHEL

Issue: 204

• Bell-ringers; Widow's Cap; Pepys's Diary: Curious Prayer; Death Warrants; Robert Clay of Derbyshire; Walley Chamberlain Oulton; “Lord Harry and a Toucher.”; Etymology of Scripture Local Names
• Birtsmorton Court, Worcestershire; Portraits of Archbishop Laud; Change in the Dedication of Churches
• Bishop Landal; Ridley Hall, Chester; LOUIS THE FIFTEENTH
• Cleanctus; John Pope, Gentleman; “O whaur got ye that bonnie blue bannet”; The Boyle Lectures
• Crooked Boundaries of Fields; Wm. Shakspeare Payton; Blue Blood; Quotation; Kenrick Family; Heralds' Visitations
• Derivation of Hawker; William Shirley, Dramatic Author; Honora Sneyd; Meaning of the Word End as applied to Places; “Venice, a Poem.”; Reeves's Hebrew Psalms; John Murdoch; Playing Cards; Right Hon. Joseph Addison; Works of Fiction proverbialised; Opposite Mottoes
• Duke of Bolton; Duchess of Bolton; Crest of Aylward Family; The great Bell of Moscow: Reputed Chinese Inventions: the Compass; “The Golden Bough”
• Eclympasteire; “Eikōn Basilikè”; Pill Garlick; Rings; their Uses and Mottoes; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• HINTS AS TO NOTES, ETC., ON FLY-LEAVES; Talma; Unlucky Days; Family Vicissitude
• HUNTING MATCH OF TERMED; KEMPENFELT FAMILY
• Lennard Family; Impromptu by O'Connell; Literary Taste of Different Countries; “DAMASK.”
• MEMORIAL LINES ON THE OPENING OF FRAMINGHAM PIGOT CHURCH NEAR NORWICH, SEPT. 15TH, 1859
• Michael Honeywood; Hammer Cloth; General Thackwell; Yorkshire Worthies; Extraordinary Birth; “Andrew,” an Afternoon's Luncheon: “Gaffman”
• NORTHHUMBERLAND NOTES; BUTTS FAMILY
• Papier Mource; Dial of Ahaz; Barony of Broughton; Sir William Ussher; “Liberavi animam meam”
• SIR PETER PAUL RUBENS
• Tote; Texts from the Apocrypha; Mr. Ralph Willett; “Eleu loro”; Marriage Customs; The unburied Ambassadors; Old Boodleite
• “Three Kings of Colon.”; Arthur Hildersham; William Marshall; Sir W. St. John; The Judges and their Style Honourable; Bishops Elect; Skelmufeky; Box; Plough

Issue: 205

• AN INCIDENT IN “THE 1715.”
• BOYDELL'S SHAKSPEARE GALLERY; JAMES ANDERSON
• DR. JOHN HEWETT; THE BOOK OF SPORTS
• DR. JOHN HEWETT
• Figures cut on Hill Sides; “Death of the Fox”; Writers bribed to Silence; Cock an Eye; Brass at West Herling; What sort of Animal was the Bugle ?; Abdias Assheton
• Frogs in Ireland; The Tobacco Controversy of 1858; Wiclif's Translation; John Lightfoot, D.D., Master of St. Catharine's Coll., Cambridge; Coke's 4th Institute; Saniuel Woodruffe
• George Gaseaigue; John Bull; Wesley's Hymns; Passage in Grotius; The Berdash, on Article of Dress; Cotgrave's French-English Dictionary; The Battiscombe Family
• Herbe d'Or; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• ORIGIN OF THE BROWNISTS; Truth stranger than Fiction; Dr. Dodd
• Over flowings of the Tiber; Note about the Records, temp. Edward III; Boreman's Gigantick Histories; Manuscript News Letters
• PROTESTANT REFUGEES IN 1563 AND 1571
• Plowden in English; Painting on Copper concealed in a Book Cover; Blackstone's “Cummentaries.”; THE FOUR KINGS
• The Mayor of Market-Jew; Clergyman's Crest; Fly-boat; Lett Family; Captain Fitzjames; Beau-séant: Beaulieu; Scoring the Church; Francis Pole of Park Hull, Derbyshire; William Thirkeld; Biographers, and their Subjects
• Wreck of “The Dunbar”
• “THE ‘ANDERSON PAPERS’
• “The Bill of Michael Angelo”; Cotton's “Typographical Gazetteer”; The Princess Borghese; An Austrian Army Awfully Arrayed; Prince Charles' Journey to Wales; Arithmetical Natation

Issue: 206

• Fly-leaf Scribblings; MATHEMATICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
• HILDERSHAM, ARTHUR AND SAMUEL; “SYR TRYAMOURE”
• HUNGERFORD FAMILY; BOOK-NOTES AND FLY-LEAF SCRIBBLINGS
• JAMES ANDERSON
• LORD LOVAT AND THE INVASION IN 1719
• Mary Queen of Scots; Hildesley's Poetical Miscellanies; THE EARLY EDITIORS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS
• Monumental Brasses subsequent to 1688; Rubbings of Brasses; Bearded Women; Lomax or Lomas; “Cutting One's Stick”
• OLD ENGLISH PLAYS; AUBREY'S “WILTSHIER ANTIQUITIES.”
• Provincial Printing Presses; Lingard's “England”: Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviewers; Highland Regiment at Battle of Leipsic; Registration without Baptism; Greek Dial; Lightning and Fish; “The Misers,” by Quintin Matsys; Pilgrim Plowden
• STRATFORD FAMILY; “It” for “its” or “his”; The Play performed in Bishop Williams's House on a Sunday
• Sea Breaches; Peter Thellnsson's Will
• Sheriff's Precedence; Belcoir Castle; Heraldic Drawings and Eugravings; Archbishop Juxon and Family; “Elispirid.”; Flower de Luce and Toads; Colonel Kirke
• The Slace Ship; Fairchild Lecture; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS RECEIVED; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• The late Duke of Wellington; Mottoes on Rings; “Camden Miscellany,” Vol. IV.; Origin of the Title of Vilain Quatorze; Unpublished Letters
• “Dominus reguaυit àligno.”; Rev. Francis. Mence; Privy Council; Essay on Taste; Faux; Window in the sense of Blank; Bristowe; Prussian Iron Medal
• “Night, a Poem”; “The style is the man himself”; Sigismund and Henry Alexander; Sir Anthony Poulett, Knt

Issue: 207

• A GOSSIP ABOUT CHRISTMAS AND ITS FOLK LORE
• A Harrington; The Flower Pot, Bishopsgate Street Within; David Lewis; Anne Cromwell: Mary More
• Ancient Entry; Epitaph of Lieutenant John Western in Dordrecht Cathedral; Book-stalls
• Bocase Tree; A Soldier's Epitaph; THE UNBURIED AMBASSADORS
• CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS AND FOLK-LORE Local Superstitions: Cornwall; METALS OF MERSE FARM SERVANTS; MOTET: TENOR
• CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS AND FOLK-LORE: Old and New Style; A Herefordshire Christmas Custom; The Thirteen Fires on the Vigil of Twelfth Day; The Oxen's Twelfth Cake; Michaelmas Goose; Minced Pies; Hour-glass in Churches
• Captain Thomas Rudd; Snuffboxes in Memoriam of Robert Emmett; The Murder of Sir Roger Beler, and the Laws of Chivalry; “The Load of Mischief.”; E. Farrer; Lopez de Vega; “Puppy-Pie.”
• FOLK LORE AND PROVINCIALISMS
• HENRY SMITH'S SERMONS; Son of Pascal Paoli
• John Parkinson; William Fynmore; Literæ Regiæ; Earl of Northesk; Historical Narrative; Æneus Smith; Passage in “Claudian.”; Ferdinand Smyth Stuart
• NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STORY
• NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• PRISONER'S ARRAIGNMENT: HOLDING UP THE HAND; HENRY SMITH'S SERMONS
• Peel Towers; Ringing Bells backwards: the Tocsin; Jest Books; Bishop Sprat's Retort; Ploughs; Witchcraft in Churning, &c.
• Portrait of a True Gentleman; Francis Mence; The Electric Telegraph foreshadowed; Epigram to a Female Cupbearer; Peel Towers
• SAINT STEPHEN'S DAY; FAIRY RINGS
• THE UNBURIED AMBASSADORS; EIKON BASILIKE
• The Old French Invasion; Sir Walter Releigh, presumed Relic of; Sermons before the Battle of Bothwell Bridge
• “MODERN SLANG, CANT, AND VULGAR WORDS.”
• “ROUND ABOUT OUR COAL FIRE, OR CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS”: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RARITY
• “Three Kings of Colon”; “Travelling of sound experimentally proved”; The Excellent Woman; NOTES ON BOOKS

Issue: 208

• ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON'S WORKS
• Contents of Old Book Covers; Nicknames on Members of Parliament; Beltane; Square Words; Machine Hexameters
• DR. HEWETT'S SON; Arithmetical Notation; Mr. Willett, Pictures purchased by, &c.
• Death Warrants; Seals; Registration without Baptism; Heraldic Drawings and Engravings; Rings, their Uses and Mottoes
• ERRATA; Male and Female Swans; NOTES ON BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES; Notices to Correspondents
• Founders of Wesleyan Methodism; “March Hares.”; Thomas Aquinas
• LEGEND OF JERSEY: THE SEIGNEUR DE HAMBIE; FRANGIPANI
• SKELMUFEKY; DR. HEWETT'S SON
• The Battiscombe Family; Meaning of the Word “End” as applied to Places; Imitation of Claudian; Plough; Passage in Grotius; William Marshall; Stratford Family
• William Andrew Price; Malabar Jews; Triforium; Francis Pole; Owenson the Player; Ephemeral Literature
• “DOMINUS REGNAVIT A LIGNO.”; HENRY LORD POER
• “DOMINUS REGNAVIT A LIGNO.”
• “DOMINUS REGNAVIT A LIGNO.”
• “FAMILIAR EPISTLES ON THE IRISH STAGE.”; Hymns; The Book of Hy-Many; Terence; Spoon Inscription; Was Lady Jane Grey buried at Bradgate?; Henry Maclellan
• “Irish Pursuits of Literature.”; WHY IS LUTHER REPRESENTED WITH A GOOSE?; DR. JOHN ANDERSON
• “The Death of Lord Chatham.”; Anno Regni Regis; Quotation; Richard Harliston; ВσιλκΟν ΔωρΟν

Issue: 209

• ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON'S WORKS
• Cudworth; Thomas Irson; William Constantine; Irish Bankrupts; This Day Eight Days; William Winstanely; J. Wather Ord; Gift of Children; Henry VI; Webster's Dictionary; Incorporated Society of British Artists; Heraldic
• ERRATA; Brasses at West Harling; NOTES ON BOOKS; CHRISTMAS BOOKS; BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE; Notices to Correspondents
• Fap; Shakspeare and English Lexicography; Gallimawfry; THE DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS DURING THE REVOLUTION, AS AFFECTING THE TITLES OF THE FRENCH NOBLESSE
• Grosseteste's “Castle of Love”; Hammer Cloth; Old Graveyards in Ireland; Kentish Longtails; “Decanatus Christianitatis”
• NAMES OF NUMBERS, AND THE HAND
• NAPOLEON'S ESCAPE FROM ELBA; THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS
• No Humon Speech before the Flood without Error; A Regiment all of one Name; Nelson's Car; Prince Rupert; Naked-Boy Court; Night; Scotch Clergy deprived in 1689; Birtsmorton Court, Worcestershire; Military Funerals
• Nodway Money; Philips's “New World of Words.”; Othobon's “Constitutions.”; Clerical Error; NAPOLEON'S ESCAPE FROM ELBA
• Passports; “Damask”; Four Kings; Clarendon House, Piccadilly; Publication of Banns; Brasses at West Harling
• Portraits of Archbishop Laud; Altar Tomb as Communion Table; Liverpool; Sancte-bell; Titles conferred by Oliver Cromwell; Extracts from an Early MS
• Precedency; Ancient Keys; Highland Regiment at the Battle of Leipsic; Herbe d'Or; Old Ballad of Hockley î th' Hole; “Soul is form and doth the body make”; Pepys's Diary
• SHAKSPEARIANA : Passage in “Measure for Measure.”; Mr. W. H. Shakespeare's Sonnets; Portrait of Shakspeare; Baccare
• Singular Advertisement; Memoranda Concerning the Seasons; “Familiarty breeds contempt.”; The “Breeches Edition” of Dibdin's “Library Companion.”
• THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS; QUENTIN BELY: MÖRWEG: LAALE
• THE EARLY EDITIONS OF FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS
• WARREN HASTINGS' IMPEACHMENT; THE GREAT BELL OF MOSCOW: CHINESE INVENTIONS