Volume s6-V (1882)

Issue: 106

• A SIN TO POINT AT THE MOON; ANTIQUARY: ANTIQARIAN; ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF “HORÆ B. VIRGINIS”; THE GREAT GALE AT ST. HELENA, 1821
• CORRIGENDUM; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• EARLY DATED BOOK-PLATE; “WONDER.”; ROBERT LETTICE HOOPER, LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW YORK; PUNISHMENT FOR HIGH TREASON TEMP. OLIVER CROMWELL; BARNABAS OLEY; THE GAME OF “PLATEPERE.”; THE ROUFFIGNAC FAMILY; “WAS CRUCIFIED, DEAD, AND BURIED.”; KING CANUTE; NUMISMATIC; BIRNIE OF BROOMHILL; FONTS OF THE RESTORATION PERIOD
• FAMILY OF DARCY; “YMPE TREE.”; HERALDRY: DIFFERENCING ARMS; “DANOTHY HALL.”; ST. EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA
• GIOVANNI MATTEO GIBERTI, BISHOP OF VERONA, AND THE GIBERTI PRESS
• LORD HUSSEY AND THE LINCOLNSHIRE REBELLION
• MEMORIES OF THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR; STERNE'S “TRISTRAM SHANDY”
• MISTLETOE AND CHRISTMAS; MORANT, THE ESSEX TOPOGRAPHER; GLASTONBURY, “THE TOWN OF OAKS”; WHISKERS=MOUSTACHES; A SIN TO POINT AT THE MOON
• MODERN PROPHECIES: CAZOTTE; SNUFF-BOXES; ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, A.D. 2199
• MUMPING DAY; ON THE WORKS OF MICHEL ANGELO; “FOOLS' PARADISE.”; A MISPRINT; “PINCUSHION INN.”; A PROVERB; CHRISTMAS DAY ON A SUNDAY; A.D. 1881; COURTESY TITLES
• OLIVER CROMWELL'S MOTHER; CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOL; CHRISTMAS CARDS; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; A PROTESTANT INDULGENCE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
• STERNE'S “TRISTRAM SHANDY”; “MARE”
• THE DEATH OF EDWARD OF LANCASTER AT TEWKESBURY; BERENGARIA, QUEEN OF RICHARD I; IRISH POPULAR BALLADS; DANISH FOLK-LORE
• THE GERUNDE FAMILY; THE FATHER OF SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE
• THE GREAT GALE AT ST. HELENA, 1821; CARDINAL MEZZOFANTI; THE BIRCH OF PARADISE; “BEYOND THE CHURCH”; THE“FOURTH ESTATE”; “LET ME LIGHT MY PIPE AT YOUR LADYSHIP'S EYES”
• THE HARE AN EASTER EMBLEM; POPULAR NAMES FOR THE COINAGE; NUMISMATIC: BAWBEE, WILLIAM AND MARY; A FENCING MATCH IN MARYLEBONE FIELDS, 1714
• THE “ADESTE FIDELES”; SIR GEORGE GRIFFITH, KNT., OF WHICHMORE, SUFFOLK, AND BURTON AGNES, YORK; SIR RICHARD BINGHAM; MORRIS DANCERS; THE EARLS OF CHESTER AND HUGH DESPENSER; SLOPING CHURCH FLOORS
• “SINGLE SPEECH HAMILTON” AND JUNIUS'S LETTERS; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS

Issue: 107

• ANTIMONY; EFFERVESCING DRINKS; “ROARER”; WEST'S PORTRAIT OF BYRON; “THE FIRST CENTURY OF SCANDALOUS MALIGNANT PRIESTS”: “CENTURY” WHITE
• ARE TOADS POISONOUS?; “TIN”=MONEY; HEINE'S “ENGLISH FRAGMENTS”; SONG OF SOLOMON, II. 5
• CHARLES II.'S HIDING PLACES.; HARE, BARON OF COLERAINE
• CORDINER'S “ANTIQUITIES AND SCENERY” &c.; THOMAS DANIELL, R.A.; “BOSH”; “MANCHET LOAF”
• ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLIC MARTYRS, 1535–1681
• FRY'S “PANTOGRAPHIA.”; ECCLESIASTICAL PLATE; SIR ALEXANDER LESLIE, OF BALGONIE, KNIGHT, GENERAL OF THE SCOTTISH ARMY; THE IRISH SAINTS; GARRICK AND JUNIUS; OLD SCOTTISH BALLAD, “O LOGIE O' BUCHAN.”; THE YARDLEYS OF ENGLAND; “THE TASK” OF A PARISH
• HARE, BARON OF COLERAINE; THE ANSTEY FAMILY
• HELOE; FRANK PLEDGE; RITSON'S LETTERS TO J. C. WALKER; COL. PETER BECKFORD, GOVERNOR OF JAMAICA; “RACIAL.”; MILTON A FREETHINKER; THE KINGS OF CORNWALL; “STRAIGHT AS A LOITCH.”; “ART.”; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; CHARLES II.'S HIDING PLACES.
• MNEMONICS OF ŒCUMENICAL COUNCILS; MEMORIAL TABLET TO A RINGER IN BRADFORD CHURCH, WORCESTERSHIRE; “RAILWAY.”; THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY; DOVE-TAIL; BOSWELL'S “JOHNSON.”
• NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• PHILIP JONES MINISTER OF CIRENCESTER, CO. GLOUCESTER, 1588; MISPRINTS; LONGEVITY OF PROFESSIONAL MEN; THE “RETURN OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT”: SECRETARIES OF STATE FOR THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DEPARTMENTS
• SONG OF SOLOMON, II. 5; NISHAN-I-IMTIAZ; DIVIDING COPY; WHIG AND TORY; HENRY VIII. AND THE FARMERS; “CHAISE MARINE”; “REMILLION” A FEMALE CHRISTIAN NAME; “HEIGHAM”
• THE ANSTEY FAMILY; WRAY=UDALL; JOHN TUPLING
• THE STORY OF LILLO'S “FATAL CURIOSITY.”*
• THE “CATHOLICON ANGLICUM.”
• “DROWE”: “DRAGE”; THE EPISCOPAL WIG; “PANIS DE HASTRINELLO”; MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS; PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON IRVING; SIEGE OF CHEPSTOW; A PAINTING OF THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT; “TOO TOO”
• “MEDICUS CURAT,” &c.; TALLIES; ST. LUKE XXIII. 15
• “THE DIARY OF AN IRISH GENTLEMAN,” 1761; THE HYMN “ROCK OF AGES”: TOPLADY; “JOHN DORY”; A FENCING MATCH IN MARYLEBONE FIELDS, 1714; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• “TOO TOO”; “SATE” FOR “SAT”; THE STATUE IN BRASENOSE COLLEGE QUADRANGLE; THE PRIVY COUNCIL; BOON-DAYS; INDIGENOUS TREES OF BRITAIN

Issue: 108

• A JACOBITE RELIC; GARRICK AND JUNIUS; ROBERT DE BELLA AQUA: “EYKERING” [NOT “GYKRING”] IN RUFFORD CHARTERS
• A SARUM MISSAL A.D. 1500; THE SANDFORDS OF HOWGILL CASTLE, WESTMORELAND; FREEMASONS; DEAN ALDRICH; MAGATHAY; SUBJECT OF A PORTRAIT WANTED
• A SPANISH SENTENCE OF EXCOMMUNICATION
• A “CHRISTENING SHEET”; “ANYWHEN”; “DRAY”=SQUIRREL'S NEST; ARMS OF THE VERNON FAMILY; THE USE OF FERN ASHES AND LICHEN; THATCHED CHURCHES; GENEALOGY IN FRANCE; “TENNIS”; “TO CRY THE MARE,” A HARVEST CUSTOM; “BREEDING-STONES”
• AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; HENRY MARTEN, THE REGICIDE.
• AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• CORRIGENDA; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• CURIOUS GUILD CUSTOM; TWO STRANGE EPITAPHS; THE PENNY POST ANTICIPATED; RHYMELESS WORDS; “WALMYTH.”; POLL-BOOKS; A SUPERSTITION; “THERE LET THY SERVANT BE.”; THE EXCHANGE OF HERALDIC BOOK-PLATES; BAD COPY AND GOOD PRINTERS
• ENGLISH ARMORIAL GLASS
• LITTLEBERRIES
• RAV. JAMES SCOTT; “TEAGLE”: “SECTACLE.”; THE LATE W. H. AINSWORTH; PERSONAL AND FAMILY NAMES, TEUTONIC AND KELTIC; FURLONG FAMILY; W. SMITH, CLOCKMAKER; ANCIENT MOTTOES; “HANDSOME CHARLEY.”; GATELEY, OR YATELET, PARK, HEREFORDSHIRE
• ROBERT PHAIRE, THE REGICIDE; SUPERSTITIONS ABOUT FEATHERS; LINCOLNSHIRE PROVINCIALISMS
• THE MUSEUM READING ROOM; “DEPART” AS A VERB ACTIVE; THE CRANKE; “NOCIUM” A FALSE W0RD
• THE OXFORDSHIRE ELECTION OF 1754; FUNERAL ARMOUR IN CRURCHES; “TO DINE WITH DUKE HUMPHREY”; WIFE SELLING; BROWNE, VISCOUNT MONTAGU; THE ETYMOLOGY OF “GHETTO”; “THE FOREIGN OFFICE LIST”; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED
• THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY; THE ABBEY OF FONTENAY; OLD SERMONS
• “THE IMITATION OF CHRIST”; THE ARK OF THE COVENANT AT ST. MICHAEL'S MOUNT; SIR RICHARD BINGHAM; MATRICULATION RECORDS; “GUFFIN”; A SIN TO POINT AT THE MOON
• “THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN”; THE CAUSAL “DO”; A RELIC OF THOMAS Á BECKET; “IN A BROWN STUDY”
• “THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN”
• “TO MAKE A LEG”; BOOKS PRINTED PREVIOUSLY TO 1550; “STARK NAUGHT”; THE ARMS OF COLONIAL AND MISSIONARY BISHOPRIS; “SWEALING”; “BUNKER'S HILL”

Issue: 109

• A FENCING MATCH IN MARYLEBONE FIELDS, 1714; “SATE” FOR “SAT”; “JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN”; “ANYWHEN”; ROYAL SALUTES IN LONDON; “MANCHET LOAF”; JOHN WORTHINGTON; THE EARLIEST DATED BOOK-PLATE; JOHN BRECKNOCK
• A PICTURE OF ST. JOHN BY MURILLO; THE KINGS OF CORNWALL; THE DEATH OF EDWARD OF LANCASTER AT TEWKESBURY; BLOOD-GUILTINESS; “CONTRIVED”=WORN OUT; A PARALLELISM: SWIFT AND T. ADAMS; WARTON'S BALLAD OF “THE TURNIP-HOER”
• ASSIZE OF BREAD, &c., NORTHLEACH; THE REV. MR. LEANE; BELLARS FAMILY; EBORACUM; DEDICATION OF CHURCH BELLS; JOHN LOGAN; GILLRAY'S MASTERPIECE
• BACON'S ESSEX-SONNET, AND THOMSON'S ESSAY “ON RENASCENCE DRAMA, OR HISTORY MADE VISIBLE,” 1881
• EARLY APPRECIATION OF BURNS; AN ELIZABETHAN PRAYER BOOK
• FISH-HOOKS; PROVINCIAL FAIRS: PIEPOWDER COURTS; THE EARLIEST INHABITANTS OF LANCASHIRE; BRITISH SYSTEM OF THERMOMETERS; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• HOGARTH'S ONLY LANDSCAPE; “THE CONTRAST: RIGHT AND WRONG”
• JENNET; AN OLD MARBLE SLAB IN ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD; BAD COPY AND GOOD PRINTERS
• JENNET
• JEREMIAH CLARK, OR CLARKE; “TENNIS”; ELVASTON [AND ALVASTON] OR AYLEWASTON CASTLE, DERBYSHIRE; CHARLES II.'s HIDING PLACES
• NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• OLD LAWS, &c., OF VIRGINIA; THE ACE OF SPADES IN BYGONE DAYS; THE NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY
• P.S.; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; THE MUSEUM READING ROOM; THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE “IMITATIO CHRISTI”
• RICHARD TURNER AND TEETOTALISM; THE DEVIL AND THE BEST HYMN TUNES; “BRED AND BORN”; “CUT OVER”; CONVERSION AND CORRUPTION OF FAMILY NAMES
• SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN'S SISTERS; JAN VAN VENLOO; GENTLES: MUDWALL; RHEDARIUM, IN PARK LANE; STUBBS FAMILY; LORD BRITTAS; “ALKERMES”: “GAHOTAS”; COSTANUS, A CHRISTIAN NAME; GREEN-HASTINGS
• THE BALLIOL AND VALOINES FAMILIES AND THE OFFICE OF CHAMBERLAIN OF SCOTLAND
• WARTON'S BALLAD OF “THE TURNIP-HOER”; “POMATUM”; “SUCH WHICH”; “CARRIAGE” FOR “BAGGAGE”; HERALDIC ANOMALY: BAYLYE ARMS; THE RULE OF THE ROAD; FOLK-LORE OF EGGS; WILTSHIRE PROVINCIALISMS
• WASSAILING IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE; HOOPER FAMILY: BARBADOES
• WORDS AND PHRASES IN USE IN THE FAR WEST; MAROT'S PSALMS
• “HIP, HIP, HURRAH!” AND THE JEWISH WARCRY “HEP!”; IRISH POPULAR BALLADS: “HARVEY DUFF”; THE “CATHOLICON ANGLICUM”; Medylle erthe; Lappe; HALKETT AND LAING'S “DICTIONARY OF ANONYMOUS AND PSEUDONYMOUS LITERATURE”

Issue: 110

• BACON FAMILY; MORLAND ARMS : “SWAG OF HUSKS AND PATTARAS.”; “SYDNEY” AND “SYDENHAM”; THE 7TH DRAGOONS; LORD MANSFIELD; THE REBELLION OF 1745; COAP OF ARMS; FAMILIES OF NEWTON IN HEREFORDSHIRE
• CORRIGENDA; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents; NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; CORRIGENDUM
• DR. WATTS'S “DIVINE SONGS”; SPIDERS; WILLIAM SHENSTONE; COFFEE : FONTENELLE OR VOLTAIRE?; “THERE LET THY SERVANT BE”
• EDMUND GIBSON, BISHOP OF LONDON, 1720; ALBERT SMITH'S “GALIGNANI'S MESSENGER.”; “AT BAY.”; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• ENGLISH FIFTEENTH CENTUEY ROOD SCREENS; THE “SEPULCHRE” IN CHURCHES; “THE GREY MARE IS THE BETTER HORSE”; “CHEYNE”; HENRY HALLYWELL, MINISTER OF IFIELD, AND HENRY HALLYWELL, VICAR OF COWFOLD; “FOR FRAID”; “CONUNDRUM”
• FISHING PROVERBS; THE ROUFFIGNAC FAMILY; HOOK, OR HOOKS, FAMILY; PROHIBITION OF MARRIAGE BETWEEN ENGLISH AND IRISH; CHARING, KENT
• LINCOLNSHIRE FIELD-NAMES
• LORD HUSSEY AND THE LINCOLNSHIRE REBELLION; THE ARMS OF COLONIAL AND MISSIONARY BISHOPRICS; LORD BRITTAS; “CΠUCK”; “DECK” OF CARADS; FISHING PROVERBS
• P. S.; A TUDOR APPARENTLY UNKNOWN TO GENEALOGISTS; FALSE PORTRAITS OF PUBLIC CHARACTERS; PRINCESSES OF WALES; THE ETYMOLOGY OF “WIGEON.”
• PATIENCE, A MAN'S NAME; THE NAME OF OXFORD=RHEDYCINA; SANCTUS BELL COTES; EASTER EGGS; EPIGRAM ON THE BURSER [SIC] OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, OXON
• PEERS SIGNING THEIR SURNAMES
• PRONUCIATION OF KERR; WRAY = UDALL; “TOO VOO”; A PARALLELISM : SWIFT AND T. ADAMS
• THE BRITISH MUSEUM READING ROOM AND EVENING STUDY; TO BUSSOCK; A RELIC OF THE IRISH PARLIAMENT; A TEMPERANCE LIBRARY; THE NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY; TAROTS
• THE LIBRARY OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
• THE MS. COLLECTION OF THE LATE REV. R. W. EYTON
• THE MUSEUM READING ROOM; “THE IMPPATION OF CHRIST”; JOHN WORTHINGTON; “ROARER”; A “RERE-SUPPER”; A “SCONCE”; WIFE SELLING; “MAN PROPOSES, BUT GOD DISPOSES”
• THE PENNY POST ANTICIPATED; MEMORIAL TABLET TO A RINGER; “ALL UPON THE MERRY PIN”; POLL BOOKS; “COME ACROSS”; THE NAME “HOWARD”
• “ACREME.”; “AGIEATE, AGITATE, AGITATE.”; FORFEITURE OF GOODS FOR POLYGAMY; DIDO; THE DEVIL'S PUNCHBOWL NEAR HASLEMERE; CHRISTOPHER ASHBURN; “MUCH” AND “GREAT” AS APPLIED TO VILLAGES; SPARROW FAMILY OF STAFFORDSHIRE; “MALTE MONEY.”; SIR WILLIAM HEDGES, 1688
• “SCRUTIN DE LISTE” AND “SCRUTIN D'ARRONDISSEMENT.”; THE CHARACTER OF KING WILLIAM III. AS A HUSBAND
• “THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN,” PUBLISHED BY JOHN EYRES, 1731; “DESS”; A “TENDER” CAT; METHYL AND AMYL; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS

Issue: 111

• AN UNPUBLISHED ANECDOTE OF DEAN SWIFT; “THE HAIGS OF BEMERSYDE”; VAN DYCK'S “TIME CLIPPING THE WINGS OF LOVE.”; SURREY FOLKE-LORE: CANDLEMAS DAY
• AUSTRALIAN HERALDRY; “BELFRY.”
• BURIED ALIVE: A TALE OF OLD COLOGNE; “SLAIT”; NUMISMATIC: JAMES II: GUN MONE; NISHANI-IMTIAZ
• GEORGE ELIOT: “ESSAYS AND REVIEWS”; JOHN SOUTHAM, 1440; LORD LOUGHBOROUGH AND THE “HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LAW.”; RED INK; A MINIATURE OF THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL; A MOTTO FOR A DRINKING CUP; BISHOP OF SODOR AND MAN; SAMPFORD-SPINEY: MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTION
• MEN WHO HAVE DIED ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS; A GERMAN VOLKSRUCH; RUSHTON HALL, NORTHANTS; TOLSON'S “HERMATHENÆ”
• MR. AND MRS. MATTOCKS, OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE; ARSCOTT PEDIGREE; SIR JAMES HAWES, KT., MAYOR OF LONDON; THEODORE BATHURST; PARCHMENT WILLS; SIR JAMES HALKETT, KNT., OF PITFIRRANE, A.D.1649; SIXPENNY EDITIONS OF THE POETS; BITTO AND PHAINIS; THOMAS LONGDEN, MAYOR OF GLOUCESTER, 1695; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIOONS WANTED
• NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• NOTES ON THE “RELIGIO MEDICI” OF SIR T. BROWNE
• SECOND SIGHT
• SENIOR WRANGLERS; A TARITI LAMENTATION FOR NINEVEH [?]; AN OATH; THE ACE OF SPADES CALLED “OLD MOSSYFACE.”; THE ARCHIEPISCOPAL WIG; THE NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY; THE UNPUBLISHED JEUX D'ESPRIT OF THE POET GRAY; THE CONVENT OF THE CROSS, JERUSALEM
• THE LIBRARY OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE; NOTES ON THE “RELIGIO MEDICI” OF SIR T. BROWNE; AUSTRALIAN HERALDRY; “BELFRY.”; SECOND SIGHT; AN UNPUBLISHED ANECDOTE OF DEAN SWIFT; “THE HAIGS OF BEMERSYDE”; VAN DYCK'S “TIME CLIPPING THE WINGS OF LOVE.”; SURREY FOLKE-LORE: CANDLEMAS DAY; SENIOR WRANGLERS; A TARITI LAMENTATION FOR NINEVEH [?]; AN OATH; THE ACE OF SPADES CALLED “OLD MOSSYFACE.”; THE ARCHIEPISCOPAL WIG; THE NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY; THE UNPUBLISHED JEUX D'ESPRIT OF THE POET GRAY; THE CONVENT OF THE CROSS, JERUSALEM; THOMAS COUTTS'S MARRIAGE; FREDERICK ROBERTSON; RICHARD HARINGTON; RELIGIOUS NOVELS; CROMLECH; LISTER OF ARNOLDS, BIGGIN CRAVEN, WESTRIDING, YORKSHIRE; GEORGE ELIOT: “ESSAYS AND REVIEWS”; JOHN SOUTHAM, 1440; LORD LOUGHBOROUGH AND THE “HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LAW.”; RED INK; A MINIATURE OF THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL; A MOTTO FOR A DRINKING CUP; BISHOP OF SODOR AND MAN; SAMPFORD-SPINEY: MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTION; MR. AND MRS. MATTOCKS, OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE; ARSCOTT PEDIGREE; SIR JAMES HAWES, KT., MAYOR OF LONDON; THEODORE BATHURST; PARCHMENT WILLS; SIR JAMES HALKETT, KNT., OF PITFIRRANE, A.D.1649; SIXPENNY EDITIONS OF THE POETS; BITTO AND PHAINIS; THOMAS LONGDEN, MAYOR OF GLOUCESTER, 1695; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIOONS WANTED; THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE “IMITATIO CHRISTI.”; “BRED AND BORN”; SIR ALEXANDER LESLIE, OF BALGONIE, KNIGHT, GENERAL OF THE SCOTTISH ARMY; “FELIX QUEM FACIUNT ALIENA PERICULA CAUTUM”; THE ETYMOLOGY OF “WIGEON”; THE OLD ENGLISH “MISTER”; “TAK TIME IN TIME, ERE TIME BE TINT”; MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS: THE COLOUR OF HER HAIR; “GOB”: “GAZEL”; MEN WHO HAVE DIED ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS; A GERMAN VOLKSRUCH; RUSHTON HALL, NORTHANTS; TOLSON'S “HERMATHENÆ”; “AGITATE, AGITATE, AGITATE”; THE MUSEUM READING ROOM; WEST'S PORTRAIT OF BYRON; “DECK” OF CARDS; EDMUND GIBSON, BISHOP OF LONDON, 1720; “THE DIALOGUE BETWEEN LORD FALKLAND AND MR. HAMPDEN; THE VICAR OF BADDOW; SIMMERIN=PRIMROSE; REV NATHANIEL HINDE, LL.B.; JEREMIAH CLARK, OR CLARKE; “BUSSOCK”; BURIED ALIVE: A TALE OF OLD COLOGNE; “SLAIT”; NUMISMATIC: JAMES II: GUN MONE; NISHANI-IMTIAZ; “MEDICUS CURAT,” &c.; A SUCCESSION OF VICARS FORM THE SAME FAMILY; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• THE LIBRARY OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
• THOMAS COUTTS'S MARRIAGE; FREDERICK ROBERTSON; RICHARD HARINGTON; RELIGIOUS NOVELS; CROMLECH; LISTER OF ARNOLDS, BIGGIN CRAVEN, WESTRIDING, YORKSHIRE
• TOLSON'S “HERMATHENÆ”; “AGITATE, AGITATE, AGITATE”; THE MUSEUM READING ROOM; WEST'S PORTRAIT OF BYRON; “DECK” OF CARDS; EDMUND GIBSON, BISHOP OF LONDON, 1720
• “BRED AND BORN”; SIR ALEXANDER LESLIE, OF BALGONIE, KNIGHT, GENERAL OF THE SCOTTISH ARMY
• “FELIX QUEM FACIUNT ALIENA PERICULA CAUTUM”; THE ETYMOLOGY OF “WIGEON”; THE OLD ENGLISH “MISTER”
• “MEDICUS CURAT,” &c.; A SUCCESSION OF VICARS FORM THE SAME FAMILY; NOTES ON BOOKS
• “TAK TIME IN TIME, ERE TIME BE TINT”; MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS: THE COLOUR OF HER HAIR; “GOB”: “GAZEL”
• “THE DIALOGUE BETWEEN LORD FALKLAND AND MR. HAMPDEN; THE VICAR OF BADDOW; SIMMERIN=PRIMROSE; REV NATHANIEL HINDE, LL.B.; JEREMIAH CLARK, OR CLARKE; “BUSSOCK”; BURIED ALIVE: A TALE OF OLD COLOGNE

Issue: 112

• ACCIDENTAL INTERPOLATIONS : COINCIDENCES; THE DATE OF THE FIRST EASTER; BRIGHTON FIELD NAMES
• AUSTRALIAN HERALDRY
• CORRIGENDUM; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• COURTESY TITLES; “MUMPING DAY”; ST. EDMUND OF EAST ANGLIA; ST. LUKE XXIII. 15; “PANIS DE HASTRINELLLO”; “ALL UPON THE MERRY PIN”
• DANCING MASTERS IN 1721; CURIOUS SERVICE IN A CHURCH; “SIR JOHN CHIVERTON.”; ACLAND AND RANSOME'S “POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND TO 1881.”; CLOTURE
• EBORACUM; A RELIC OF THE IRISH PARLIAMENT
• GERMAN CHURCH, TRINITY LANE; “THE ALASTOR OF AUGUSTUS”
• JOHN HAYWARD, D.D.; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; MR. F. MADAN'S BIBLIOGRAPHY OF “THE FIGHT AT DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL.”
• MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS : “HISTORIE,” EDITS. 1624, 1636; PLACE OF BURIAL OF EDMUND BEAUFORT, DUKE OF SOMERSET; A LANCASHIRE CUSTOM : A VILLAGE MAYOR; SIR WM. CREYKE, KNT., OF COTTINGHAM, YORK; RECUSANT ROLLS; JOHN DICKINSON; “WAITRESS”; A PROVERB
• OLIVER CROMWELL'S MOTHER; EARLY APPRECIATION OF BURNS
• SHAKSPEARIANA
• SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN'S SISTERS; THAMES EMBANKMENTS
• SLEEPERS IN CHURCH; BATTLE OF FALKIRK: A CORRECTION; JUNIUS QUERIES; “NOUVELLES D'ANGLETERRE.”; HALF BINDING
• ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD, WESTMINSTER; NICHOLAS DENMAN; THE COLE MSS; I. SHARPE, OF STEPNEY; NEWTON'S HUMILITY; OGLEY HAY
• THE NAME HIBGAME; GIBBETING; ROGER SHERMAN, THE AMERICAN PATRIOT; MADOCK OR MADDOCK FAMILY; ZOOPHYTES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN; AN EARL OF KINNOULL, 1650; CAISTOR, IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN; ELIJAH FENTON : PEDIGREE; “THE HARPINGS OF LENA.”; BOGGIS FAMILY
• “ALL UPON THE MERRY PIN”; PRONUNCIATION OF KERR; “THE ECONOMY OF HUMAN LIFE”
• “FOOL'S PARADISE”; THOMAS COUTTS'S MARRIAGE; “ANYWHEN”; “HIP, HIP, HURRAH !”; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• “THE MISFORTUNES OF ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL”
• “TIN” = MONEY; EBORACUM

Issue: 113

• A PRINTER'S ADVERTISEMENT, 1742; “THE EMANCIPATION OAK.”; THE “RELIGIO MEDICI.”; IS THE CHANNEL TUNNEL DANGER ONLY ONE OF MILITARY INVASION?; THE NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY; REV. O. HEYWOOD'S MSS; INHABITANTS OF LICHFIELD TEMP. WILLIAM III.: JOHNSON FAMILY
• A PROTESTANT INDULGENCE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; “BUSSOCK”; THE “CATHOLICON ANGLICUM”; DIDO; A TUDOR APPARENTLY UNKNOWN TO GENEALOGISTS
• AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• BESSELS OF BESSELSLEIGH, CO. BERKS; LISLE=WHITAKER; HEARTH MONEY AND SMOKE-SILVER; “WONDER” AS AN ADVERB; PUNISHMENT FOR HIGH TREASON, TEMP. OLIVER CROMWELL
• GUIDO'S “AURORA.”; GENERAL O'SULLIVAN; WILLIAM BROWNE, OF TAVISTOCK, POET, AND AUTHOR OF “BRITANNIA'S PASTORALS,” &c.; A STATUE AT BRIXTON; CHIMES AT NUREMBERG; “HALLABALLOO.”
• HAMLET MARSHALL, D.D.; CHISWICK, CHESHUNT, CHISHALL. AND OTHER SIMILAR PLACE-NAMES; “BOSH”; THE “SEPULCHRE” IN CHURCHES; HENRY HALLYWELL, MINISTER OF IFIELD, AND HENRY HALLYWELL, VICAR OF COWFOLD; MAGGOTY JOHNSON, FIDDLER JOHNSON, AND LORD FLAME
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• SLAVONIC MYTHOLOGY
• SURREY FOLK-LORE: CANDLEMAS DAY; “DANOTHY HALL”; CHRISTMAS CARDS; A MOTTO FOR A DRINKING CUP; A SURREY PROVERB; GUERNSEY FOLK-LORE
• THE EXTINCTION OF THE BARONY OF VALOIGNS
• THE GAMES OF CHESS AND TABLES
• THE OFFICE OF BAILIFF; ELIAS BROWNE, NORWICH; EDWARD VI. AND HIS SISTERS; CAPT. GORDON OF CHARLES X.'S SWISS GUARDS; GENERAL GUEST, 1745; “MANIFEST.”; HAWES FAMILY, SUSSEX AND SUFFOLK; TOADS WORSHIPPED BY THE MOLOSSIANS; A REFERENCE IN MALONE; THE HERALDIC BEARINGS OF EDMUND SPENSER AND OF THE POET GRAY; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; RUSHTON HALL, NORTHANTS.
• THE PRONUNCIATION OF “ER” AS “AR”; THE EARLIEST DATED ENGLISH BOOK-PLATE
• THE PRONUNCIATION OF “ER” AS “AR”
• THOMAS COUTTS'S MARRIAGE; “BRED AND BORN”; JOHN PARKINSON THE BOTANIST, OF LONDON
• WILLIAM HOWISON; AN OLD SEAL; “OPIET”: FOR THE PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S NEW DICTIONARY; “A FORTUITOUS CONCOURSE OF ATOMS.”; COLLEGIUM GRASSINÆUM: GUALTERUS DONGANE; “JUBAR.”; A CANADIAN TOKEN OR MEDAL [?]; THE TRADITIONS OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET; THOMAS WHITE, BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH
• “AULD ROBIN GRAY.”; ROUNDELS
• “BELFRY”; THE VICAR OF BADDOW; JUNIUS QUERIES; “NOUVELLES D'ANGLETERRE”; BURIED ALIVE: A TALE OF OLD COLOGNE; A “CHRISTENING SHEET”
• “SATE” FOR “SAT”; LIVERPOOL GENTLEMAN, &c.; SECOND SIGHT: MRS. BOOTY'S TRIAL, 1687; “BELFRY”

Issue: 114

• ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLIC MARTYRS, 1535–1681
• FRY'S “PANTOGRAPHIA”; RHYMELESS WORDS; CHARLES II.'S HIDING PLACES; ARE TOADS POISONOUS?; PORTRAITS OF WASHINGTON IRVING; THE EPISCOPAL WIG
• FUNERAL ARMOUR IN CHURCHES; GLASTONBURY, “THE TOWN OF OAKS”; WELSHMEN IN DORSETSRIRE; TRANSLATIONS OF BÉRANGER'S “ROI D'YVETOT”; FONTS OF THE RESTORATION PERIOD; DOVE-TAIL; “STRAIGHT AS A LOITCH”
• KING CANUTE; AN ACT OF PARLLAMENT PROHIBITING THE CLERGY FROM WEARING FUR CAPES OR TIPPETS; NUMISMATIC; THE YARDLETS OF ENGLAND; “THE TASK” OF A PARISH; EXCOMMUNICATION AND CURSING
• KING CHARLES'S VISION; THE PRISON OF ”PETERHOUSE.“; NICHOLAUS DE UPPA 6TH RICHARD I.; OWEN ROWE, THE REGICIDE; POPLAR TREES; BISCOE FAMILY; JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN; “ROUGHS.”; CROUCHMAS=CHRISTMAS; “THE LILY OF ST. LEONARDS.”; A COAT OF ARMS; THE LATE T. PURLAND, PH.D., M.A., &C.
• LETTERS OF THE COUNTESS OF ORRERY AND OTHERS, 1740–1746
• NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to correspondents
• SONG OF SOLOMON, II. 5; “OTHER HALF HUNDRED”; “GUFFIN”; MODERN PROPHECIES: CAZOTTE; THATCHED CHURCHES; EASTER EGGS
• ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD, WESTMINSTER; SHIPTON OF LYTH HALL, CO. YORK; “ARGO,” BY ALEXANDER, EARL OF CARWFORD AND BALCARRES
• THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SIR FRANCIS DRAKE; “ARITHMOLOGY.”; JAPANESE PROVERBS; “BULL'S MILK.”
• THE CAUSAL “DO”; POPULAR NAMES FOR THE COINAGE; NOTES ON BOOKS
• THE PENNY POST, TEMP. JAC. II.; THE CHANNEL TUNNEL; BARRY CORNWALL; “WANT WAYS.”; THE NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF THE PEILOLOGICAL SOCIETY; AN OLD HOUSE IN LEADENHALL STREET
• THE SCOTTISH COMMUNION OFFICE
• TURKEN; SLAVONIC MYTHOLOGY; 1 COR. II. 13
• WHISKERS=MOUSTACHES; “LET ME LIGHT MY PIPE AT YOUR LADYSHIP'S EYES”; MORRIS DANCERS; SIEGE OF CHEPSTOW; INDIGENOUS TREES OF BRITAIN; “JENNET”; “POMATUM”; THE DEATH OF EDWARD OF LANCASTER AT TEWKESBURY
• “AULD ROBIN GRAY”; SIR ALEXANDER LESLIE, OF BALGONIE, KNIGHT, GENERAL OF THE SCOTTISH ARMY
• “CHUCK”; THE NAME “HOWARD”; “BUNKER'S HILL”; HOOKE FAMILY; “To MAKE A LEG”; “TO DINE WITH DUKE HUMPHREY”; MISTLETOE AND CHRISTMAS
• “RUGLEN” MARRIAGES; “THE PRECEPTS OF CATO,” 1560; “COCK-A-DOBBY.”; FATHER LOBO'S “ABYSSINIA.”; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; “SIR JOHN CHIVERTON.”
• “STRAIGHT AS A LOITCH”; “ART”; ENGLISH ARMORIAL GLASS; A SUPERSTITION; MRS. TERESIA CONSTANTIA PHILLIPS; FREEMASONS; “AGITATE, AGITATE, AGITATE”; “DECK” OF CARDS; LINCOLNSHIRE PROVINCIALISMS

Issue: 115

• ABADDON; SACKVILLE, LORD BUCKHURST, POET AND STATESMAN; “WENTLY.”; ACHIL ISLAND; ITALIAN TRANSLATION OF OROSIUS; SIR JOHN CLERKE, KNIGHTED 1772; PIETRA TESTA, ENGRAVER; BAILIFF OF CONSTANTINE; THOMSON'S POEMS; “TATTER.”; BLACK PEARLS IN THE ENGLISH CROWN
• BURIED ALIVE: A TALE OF OLD COLOGNE; CHARLES II.'S HIDING PLACES; HENRY MARTEN, THE REGICIDE; SUPERSTITIONS ABOUT FEATHERS; BRITISH SYSTEM OF THERMOMETERS
• CORRIGENDA; NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• CURIOUS CUSTOM IN JAPAN; MESMERISM NO NEW THING; CUSTOMER; FIEDLER'S GERMAN VERSION OF THE “CANTERBURY TALES.”; LEWISHAM MARRIAGE REGISTER, 1558–62; MR. CHRISTOPHER GOME OR GOMME; “GOMBEEN.”; FREDERICK STRONG, BOOKSELLER, 117, LONG ACRE; “HILARIS GENS, CUI LIBERA MENS, ET LIBERA LINGUA.”; MILDEW IN BOOKS
• EARLY APPRECIATION OF BURNS; “TAK TIME IN TIME, ERE TIME BE TINT”; RECUSANT ROLLS; “MEDICUS CURAT,” &c.; A PROVERB; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• FORFEITURE OF GOODS FOR POLYGAMY; DIDO; STUBBS FAMILY; JEAN GEAN, JAIN, JANE; TAROTS; THE 7TH DRAGOONS; BACON FAMILY; CROMLECH; FREDERICK ROBERTSON; GREEN-HASTINGS
• GENERAL GUEST, 1745; “OPIET”; OLD SCOTTISH BALLAD, “LOGIE O' BUCHAN”
• LORD HUSSEY AND THE LINCOLNSHIRE REBELLION; SPIDERS; THE “SEPULCHRE” IN CHURCHES; “WONDER” AS AN ADVERB; LORD BRITTAS; RUSHTON HALL, NORTHANTS; VAN DYCK'S “TIME CLIPPING THE WINGS OF LOVE”
• OLD SCOTTISH BALLAD, “LOGIE O' BUCHAN”; “DEPART” AS A VERB ACTIVE; THE PRONUNCIATION OF “ER” AS “AR”; JOHN LOGAN; LORD MANSFIELD; THE DEVIL'S PUNCHBOWL, NEAR HASLKMERE
• SIR THOMAS BR0WNE's “RELIGIO MEDICI.”; THE DURHAM BOOK
• SIR THOMAS BROWNE'S “RELIGIO MEDICI.”
• THE EARL OF KINNOULL, 1650; A BURNT SACRIFICE IN THE ISLE OF MAN
• THE EARL OF KINNOULL, 1650
• THE LIBRARY OF TRINITY COLLAGE, CAMBRIDGE
• THE REV. MR. LEANE; RELIGIOUS NOVELS; “MALTE MONEY”; TOAD WORSHIP; BURIED ALIVE: A TALE OF OLD COLOGNE
• THE WILD HUNTSMAN; NOMINATIVES PLURAL BEFORE VERBS SINCULAR; AN ESTHNIAN FUNERAL CUSTOM; SIR JOHN MANDEVILLE; FILIAL AFFECTION OF THE STORE
• WORCESTERSHIRE FIELD-NAMES
• “CORNUBLED.”; MR. SENHOUSE'S GENEALOGICAL COLLECTIONS FOR THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLALD; LEWIS OGLE, EGLINGHAM; “NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.”; AUTHORS OF QUOTIONS WANTED; BELFRY

Issue: 116

• ADJECTIVES PLURALIZED IN ENGLISH; EDMUND BURKE'S MARRIAGE; BACON A POET; A LETTER OF HOOD'S; RAVENSHAW AND ROCKSTRO'S “FERIAL PSALTER.”; LETTERS OF THE COUNTESS OF ORRERY AND OTHERS, 1740–1746
• AN ELEPHANT STORY
• ANCIENT MOTTOES; “SYDNEY” AND “SYDENHAM”; “TEAGLE”: “SECTACLE”
• CLEMENT WALKER'S “HISTORY OF INDEPENDENCY.”
• EBORACUM; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• FURNESS ABBEY; “BO-MAN,” “BO-PEEP.”; LL.B. AND B.C.L. AT CAMBRIDGE; “BOWRAKE.”; “THE FIVE-FOOT-HIGHIANS.”; THE ANCIENT EMPIRE OF SERVIA; “DISPUTATIO CHRISTANORUM ET JUDÆORUM, OLIM ROMÆ HABITA, CORAM IMPERATORE CONSTANTINO. Cum præfatione Georgii VVicelii.”; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; “HARPINGS OF LENA.”
• ITALIAN WEDDING BOOKS, OR “PUBBLICAZIONI PER NOZZE.”; NICK-NACKATORY; CURIOUS USE OF THE WORD “BEGOT” IN SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE; “BOYCOTTING” ETYMOLOGICALLY CONSIDERED; PORTRAITS OF SIR CLOUDESLEY SHOVELL; THE SIGN OF “THE INDIAN QUEEN.”
• LINCOLN STUFF BALL; DOLL; “CHAPTER AND VERSE.”; “COUPON” ADVERTISEMENTS; BUCKINGHAMSHIRE WORDS; TO MY PIPE; THE FIRST IRON VESSEL
• Notices to Correspondents
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; “AULD ROBIN GRAY”
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• THE BRITISH OAK; TOMLINS'S NEW TOWN, PADDINGTON; RAVENSCOURT PARK, HAMMERSMITH; “BEHOLD THE MAN.”; PORTRAIT OF BISHOP SAMUEL SEABURY; FAWSLEY AND THE KNIGHTLY FAMILY; “SS.” AFFIXED TO A ROTULUS; THE SOMERVILLE FAMILY; “BEDWARDINE.”; J. WALTERS, PAINTER
• THE LIBRARY OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
• “AULD ROBIN GRAY”; ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD, WESTMINSTER; “BRED AND BORN”
• “BUSSOCK”; JOHN DICKINSON; THE “CATHOLICON ANGLICUM”; PRONUNCIATION OF KERR; MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS: THE COLOUR OF HER HAIR; NUMISMATIC: JAMES II.: GUN MONEY
• “DECK” OF CARDS; “HILARIS GENS,” &c.; FIEDLER'S GERMAN VERSION OF THE “CANTERBURY TALES”; ANCIENT MOTTOES
• “GOMBEEN”; FUNERAL ARMOUR IN CHURCHES; BESSELS OF BESSELSLEIGH, CO. BERKS; HENRY HALLYWELL, MINISTER OF IFIELD, AND HENRY HALLYWELL, VICAR OF COWFOLD; ST. LUKE XXIII. 15; “BUSSOCK”
• “HARPINGS OF LENA.”
• “NEGUS”: CURIOUS MISPRINT; A WOLF ON THE ARM; NORSE WORDS ON A MAP OF IRELAND
• “TEAGLE”: “SECTACLE”; LISTER OF ARNOLDS, BIGGIN CRAVEN, WEST RIDING, YORKSHIRE; GENTLES: MUDWALL; “ALKERMES”; DEDICATION OF CHURCH BELLS; ASSIZE OF BREAD, &c, NORTHLEACH

Issue: 117

• AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• BEN JONSON'S CENSURE ON SHAKSPEARE; CURIOUS ENTRIES IN OLD RADNOR REGISTERS
• BLACK MAIL; A CURIOUS BOOK-PLATE; “AN COUNTY GUY.”; THE CHANNEL TUNNEL; A RAPID THAW, 1607
• BONES OF THE PRINCES MURDERED IN THE TOWER; “CHEMCIRS”: “LE QUABBE.”; A LATIN BIBLE, 1520; THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S BARGE; HERALDIC; PLURALITY OF WORLDS; SYNCRETISM; “THE GUY.”; STOWEY AND STOW BALL; “DOMINO” AS USED BY OMNIBUS CONDUCTORS; THE “ANGELUS.”; HERALDRY: DIFFERENCING ARMS
• BOOKS PUBLISHED AND SOLD ON OLD LONDON BRIDGE
• CURIOUS ENGLISH THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; “HONOURS SHOULD CHANGE MANNERS.”
• EBORACUM; “BLESSED IS HE THAT EXPECTETH NOTHING,” &c.; ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD, WESTMINSTER; “GAY'S POEMS, NEVER BERORE PUBLISHED”
• GENERAL O'SULLIVAN; “NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN”; REYNARD THE FOX; ELIJAH FENTON: CATHERINE FENTON, COUNTESS OF CORK; COLLEGIUM GRASSINÆUM; A CANADIAN TOKEN OR MEDAL [?]
• GIBBETNG; THE CHARACTER OF KING WILLIAM III. AS A HUSBAND; SIR WILLIAM HEDGES, 1688; SIR JAMES HAWES, KT., MAYOR OF LONDON; HALF-BINDING
• HERALDRY: DIFFERENCING ARMS; MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS: THE COLOUR OF HER HAIR
• INHABITANTS OF LICHFIELD, TEMP.WILLIAM III.: JOHNSON FAMILY; INHABITANTS OF LICHFIELD, TEMP. WILLIAM III.: JOHNSON FAMILY; PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; EBORACUM
• NAME PRINTED IN A BOOK, WITH THE DATE; VERSES AT THE BEGINNING OF REGISTERS; WESTENHANGER; ROBERT ORCHARD
• NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• SIR JOHN CLIFTON AND LADY MARGARET TALBOYS, A.D. 1579; “A SERMOND MADE BEFORE THE KYNGE HYS HYGHNES AT RYCHEMUNTE UPPON GOOD FRYDAY, 1536. By Johan Longlond, Bysshope of Lincoln. Printed by Tho. Pityt.”; JOHN MOORE, BISHOP OF NORWICH; BISHOP KEENE OF CHESTER AND ELY; “THE POETIC MIRROR.”; CONGHURST OF CONGERHURST, CO. KENT
• “ALL UPON THE MERRY PIN”; “GOB”; MAGGOTY JOHNSON, FIDDLER JOHNSON, AND LORD FLAME
• “AULD ROBIN GRAY”; THE CONVENT OF THE CROSS, JERUSALEM; TENNANT'S TRANSLATION OF THE 151ST PSALM
• “SYDNEY” AND “SYDENHAM”; NEWTON'S HUMILITY; PARCHMENT WILLS; THE TITLE CZAR; “ALL UPON THE MERRY PIN”

Issue: 118

• ADJECTIVES PLURALIZED IN ENGLISH; A GERMAN VOLKSBUCH; CLEMENT WALKER;S “HISTORY OF INDEPENDENCY”
• AN OLD SEAL; ELIAS BROWNE, NORWICH; “BEHOLD THE MAN”; DORSET TRADITIONS; THE GAMES OF CHESS AND TABLES; “AULD ROBIN GRAY”
• CHARLES LAMB AT HOME
• EARLY GUIDES TO THE CITY OF ROME; THE “CLOTURE” NO NOVELTY
• HEREWARD LE WAKE: THE COUNTESS LUCY; PLACE-NAMES; THE NAME OF JAMES BEFORE 1258; OVINGDEAN GRANGE; MEMORIES OF THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR; “JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN”
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; SIR ALEXANDER LESLIE OF BALGONIE, KNIGHT; ADJECTIVES PLURALIZED IN ENGLISH
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• RED INK; WILLIAM HOWISON; LORD LOUGHBOROUGH AND THE “HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LAW”; ZOOPHYTES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN; SIXPENNY EDITION OF THE POETS
• RICHARD BROCKLESBY; A CURIOUS CUSTOM OF THE MANOR OF SOUTH STAINLEY, CO. YORK; ANDERSON'S “BOOK OF BRITISH TOPOGRAPHY.”; SAM SLICK ON CUMBERLAND CO., U. S. A.; “JUBILE” FOR “JUBILEE.”
• SHAKSPEARIANA
• SIR THOMAS BROWNE'S “RELIGIO MEDICI”
• SIXPENNY EDITION OF THE POETS; OGLEY HAY; ROGER SHERMAN; THE NAME HIBGAME; SLEEPERS IN CHURCH; “HALLABALLOO”; THE ITERATION OF CHIMES: NÜREMBERG
• THE PROBABLE AS A TOPIC FOR INJURY OF CHARACTER; JOHN TOWNSEND, ARCHITECT, OF OXFORD; HERALDIC; TWO PORTRAITS: A MEDAL; “THE MANIEST.”; BEN JONSON; SONG OF “THE CORK LEG.”; GIGANTOLOGY; “THE HISTORY OF ALL THE MOBS,” &c.
• WARY= UDAL; “THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN”; “POMATUM”; MANOR OF EAST GREENWICH; ISOLATED BURIAL
• “A HISTORY OF THE SEVEN WISE MASTERS.”; EUSTACHIUS VICECOMES, T. W. C.; “MIGHTY” TOM OF OXFORD; MRS. MASHAM AND SARAH, DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• “AULD ROBIN GRAY”; LORD ROBERT STUART; AVER DE POIS; “PAPA” AND “MAMMA,” &c.; “FORREL”; “COLONEL”
• “NOUVELLES D'ANGLETERRE”; “A SERMOND MADE BEFORE THE KYNGE,” &c., BY JOHAN LONGLOND; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS &c.
• “THE FELON'S WIFE.; LONG ASHTON CHURCH, SOMERSET; EARLY EDITIONS OF SHAKSPEARE'S “PASSIONATE PILGRIM.”; ST. WHITE AND HER CHEESE; ANDERSEN'S “STORY OF A MOTHER,” AND E. BLÉMONT'S “JARDIN ENCHANTÉ.”; MORLAND'S “EMBLEMATICAL PALETTE.”; RANDLE COTGRAVE; SIR BERNARD DE GUNN, BORN AT LILLE IN 1620

Issue: 119

• AN OLD HOUSE IN LEADENHALL STREET; A PROTESTANT INDULGENCE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
• BELFRY
• BITTO AND PHAINIS; ELIJAH FENTON'S TRANSLATION OF OPPIAN; “JUBAR”; “TRANSIVERE PATRES,”&c.; “SERO VENIENTIBUS OSSA”&c.; “SCRIBE” USED AS A VERB; EARL OF CLEVELAND: LORDS WENTWORTH OF NETTLESTED; PORTRAITS OF WASHINGTON IRVING; “CHUCK”
• J. WALTER, PAINTER; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• LAMBETH DEGREES; KENTISH SAYINGS AND FOLK-LORE; “MANURIAL.”; “SCOCKERED”: “SCRINCHLING.”; THE ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAY; “FORTNIGHT.”
• MATHEMATICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY*
• NOTES ON BOOKS; NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS
• ON THE SUPPOSED CHANGE OF A LATIN L INTO U IN FRENCH*
• P. S.; “WAS CRUCIFIED, DEAD, AND BURIED”
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; EDMUND BURKE'S MARRIAGES
• ROBERT ORCHARD; THE MEARNS OR KINCARDINESHIRE
• ST. AUGUSTING AND DESCARTES; ANCIENT DEMESNE; “FENKELS.”; TALON; THE NAME “HANKIN.”; “CHIMERE.”; A CRUSADER BEFORE THE CRUSADES; CAPT. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM; “BE” AS A PREFIX
• THE MEARNS OR KINCARDINESHIRE; THE ANCIENT EMPIRE OF SERVIA; “WANT WAYS”; A MINIATURE OF THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL; JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN; ROUNDELS
• THE PRAYER BOOK RULE FOR KEEPING EASTER; “THE CORRESPONDENCE OF ISAAC BASIRE, D.D.,” ED. BY W. N. DARNELL, 1831
• TRAVELS IN THE HOLY LAND, 1788–1882. ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA
• “A FORTUITOUS CONCOURSE OF ATOMS”; EDWARD VI. AND HIS SISTERS; “CHAPTER AND VERSE”; THOMAS LONGDEN, 1695
• “CAMER”: “OUTWARD.”; SIR JAMES DYER, CHIEF JUSTICE TEMP. ELIZABETH; ÉPERGNE; TUNWORTH OR TURNWORTH MANOR, BASINGSTOKE; PRONUNCIATION OF FORBES; “ODE TO THE ANCIENT BRITONS.”; AN OLD HOUSE IN LEADENHALL STREET
• “FLARB.”; “P. FRANCISCI SPINULÆ MEDIOLANENSIS OPERA.”; HERALDS CROWNED WITH VERVAIN; BARONETCY OF DE RAEDT; DE QUINCEY AND DICKENS; “TWAE FREIRS OF BERWICK,” ABERDEEN, 1622; THE BANNATYNE MS
• “WAS CRUCIFIED, DEAD, AND BURIED”; PAROCHIAL REGISTERS

Issue: 120

• A TAX-GATHERER'S FATE; ORDER OF ADMINISTERING TO COMMUNICANTS; “LEGENDE DOREE DES FRERES MENDIANS.”; “FLORA DOMESTICA.”; M. LUCKMAN, A PRINTER AT COVENTRY; J. DUFFKIN OR DOFFKIN, MERCHANT; MODEL OF AN INDIAN WELL; FABIAN SMITH; HENSHAW AND LATHAM FAMILIES
• BOOKS ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS. XI.—EDITIONS OF JUNIUS'S LETTERS
• DR. BRADLEY AND THE REFORMATION OF THE CALENDAR; BOLINGBROKE AND CLARENDON
• MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS: THE COLOUR OF HER HAIR; HALF-BINDING; ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD, WESTMINSTER; “BUNKER'S HILL”; “FELIX QUEM FACIUNT ALIENA PERICULA CAUTUM”
• NAPOLEON AT ELBA; THE SITE OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE ARMIES OF SUETONIUS AND BOADICEA
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• PROVING THE DATE OF A MAN'S BIRTH
• R. BROCKLESBY: MUSIC AS MEDICINE; MRS. MASHAM AND SARAH, DUHESS OF MARLBOROUG; THE DATE OF THE FIRST EASTER; THE LATE T. PURLAND, PH.D., M.A., &C; A COAT OF ARMS; “COCK-A-DOBBY”; “MANIFEST”
• RAVENSCOURT PARK, HAMMERSMITH; PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• SANCTUS BELL COTES; BOOK-PLATES WITH GREEK MOTTOES; BESSELS OF BESSELSLEIGH, CO. BERKS; “ROUGHS”; MEN WHO HAVE DIED ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS; THE NAME OF OXFORD; THE EPISCOPAL WIG; WIFE SELLING
• THE EXTINCTION OF THE BARONY OF VALOIGNS
• THE OFFICE OF BAILIFF; “REYNARD THE FOX”; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.
• THE “CHEAP MAGAZINE.”; YORKSHIRE SUBSIDY ROLLS AT THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE; “A REMONSTRANCE AND PROTESTATION OF ALL THE GOOD PROTESTANTS OF THIS KINGDOM AGAINST DEPOSING THEIR LAWFULL SOVERAIGN K. JAMES THE SECOND.”; “WARA.”; “DAFFY-DOWN-DILLY IS COMING TO TOWN.”; THOMAS SCARLETT, AUTHOR, 1590; “THE CASCADE,” BY JACOB RUYSDAEL; “AUDAX, CAPAX, SAGAX, EFFICAX, PERTINAX.”; “TOUCHEUR.”
• “CHIVERTON'S BOOK.”; HONITON; ST. MARK IX. 36; THE PARSLOW FAMILY; AMMONIUM SULPHIDE A RESTORER OF FADED WRITING; MARTYRDOM OF KING CHARLES; CHARLES BULLER; THE MOON “THE PARISH LANTERN.”; “ERIPUIT CÆLO FULMEN, SCEPTRUMQUE TYRANNIS”: LETTER OF WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR: TURGOT: FRANKLIN.
• “HYPOLITE, COMTE DE DUGLAS.”; THE LATE REV. J. S. BREWER; VOUDOOISM IN THE UNITED STATES
• “MANIFEST”; HAWES FAMILY; AN ESTHNIAN FUNERAL CUSTOM; MESMERISM NO NEW THING; KING CHARLES'S VISION; ADJECTIVES PLURALIZED IN ENGLISH; HENRY MARTEN, THE REGICIDE
• “THE FELON'S WIFE”; RHYMELESS WORDS; THE OFFICE OF BAILIFF
• “TO MAKE A LEG”; ARE TOADS POISONOUS?; “NISHANI-IMTIAZ”; TALK-O'-THE-HILL; BELERY; ANDERSON'S “BOOK OF BRITISH TOPOGRAPHY”

Issue: 121

• BAILIFE OF CONSTANTINE; “THE PRISON OF PETERHOUSE”
• BISHOP THRILWALL'S LETTERS: “THE DROWSY PEOPLE'S BELL.”; JACK-AN-APES LANE, 1662; EMBASSY OFFERED TO SIR THOMAS OVERBURY; “MOLA ROSARUM”: WHAT PLACE IS MEANT?; FEW FAMILY; THOMAS WALYSH, A LANCASTRIAN
• CORRIGENDA; NOTES ON BOOKS &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• CROUCHMAS=CHRISTMAS; PRONUNCIATION OF FORBES; BACON A POET; THE FAMILIES OF BALLARD AND HERRING; “WENTLY”
• FOREIGN PLACE-NAMES; A BOOK PLATE; A HOUSE OF LORDS' CLOCK STOPPING ON THE DEATH OF GEORGE III; DANUM: CONDERCUM
• ITALIAN TRANSLATION OF OROSIUS; HEKEWARD LE WAKE : TIIB COUNTESS LUCY; “ GAIIOTAS ”; ITALIAN TRANSLATION OF OROSICS
• J. WARD, PAINTER; BATHURST AND VILLERS FAMILIES; KING, OF CLONTARF, CO. DUBLIN; GRADUALS; “AARON WARREN, OB: 28 APR: 1751. AET: 80.”; THE WITWALL; “THE GREENIAN PHILOSOPHY.”; PHOTOGRAPHING DEVILS; O'CONNELL AT HASTINGS; SIGNS TO DENOTE SIMILARITY OF WORD-SENSE AND WORD-SOUND; SILHOUETTES, OR BLACK PROFILE PORTRAITS
• LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON TO DR. TAYLOR
• MATHEMATICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY : NEWTON, COLSON, BUFFON
• MATTHEW JACKSON, OB. 1792; FREEDOM FROM SUITS OF HUNDRED, &c.; F. D., A DUTCH ENGRAVER; G. V. CAFFEEL OR CASSEEL, AN ENGRAVER; LOUIS FIGUIER; MINCHER FAMILY; SIR THOS. HOBY; SIR PHILIP FRANCIS'S MARRIAGE; JOSHUA CHILD'S “NEW DISCOURSE OF TRADE.”; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; THE BODLEIAN MODEL OF AN INDAIN WELL.
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; ON THE SUPPOSED CHANGE OF A LATIN L INTO U IN FRENCH
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• PORTRAIT OF BISHOP SAMUEL SEABURY; “THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN”; MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS: THE COLOUR OF HER HAIR; “BRED AND BORN”; THE GAMES OF CHESS AND TABLES
• SACKVILLE, LORD BDCKHDBST; NANT'S TRANSLATION OF THE 151ST PSALM
• ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD, WESTMINISTER; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS &c.
• THE LIBRARY OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
• “FATHERLAND.”; DATES OF OLD “HORÆ B. VIRGINIS.”; “THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN.”: ITS TITLE; THE MARKET PRICE OF ELEPHANTS BY ADMEASUREMENT; INSCRIPTION ON THE TOMB OF THOMAS PARLET, RECORDER OF LYNN REGIS, CIODIXXXI., IN ST. MARGARET'S, LYNN; A PARALLEL
• “HARPINGS OF LENA”: W. J. BAITMAN, THE ALFORD POET; “AULD ROBIN GRAY”
• “HYPOLITE, COMTE DE DUGLAS”; A MINIATURE OF THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL; RHYMELESS WORDS; THE LATE T. PURLAND, PH.D., M.A., &c.; “FLORA DOMESTICA”; FONTS OF THE RESTORATION PERIOD; “NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN”; LINCOLNSHIRE PROVINCIALISMS

Issue: 122

• A SERIES OF EIGHT ANONYMOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS TO JAMES II. ABOUT THE STATE OF IRELAND
• A SERIES OF EIGHT ANONYMOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS TO JAMES II. ABOUT THE STATE OF IRELAND
• A Tour in Quest of Genealogy, &c.; NOTES ON BOOKS
• APRIL FOLK-LORE; “ESCAETA.”; THE LEMANS OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK; “EERIE SWITHER.”; CURIOUS SHROPSHIRE EPITAPH; HERALDIC; A VOLUME OF PLAYS; CHARLES LAMB; CHEYNE ROWE; SALADIN, THE FOUNDER OF THE AYUBITE DYNASTY
• GIBBETING; EDMUND GIBSON, BISHOP OF LONDON, 1720; “TOO TOO”
• JOHN KNIBB, OXON., A CLOCKMAKER; JEREMIAH WILLOUGHBY, OF HIGHBURY; WORKS BEARING ON THE HISTORY OR THEOLOGY OF THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES; HUNTED HOUSES; ROBERT FETTIPLACE; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON TO DR. TAYLOR
• LORD ELLENBOROUGH, LORD TENTERDEN, AND SIR WILLIAM FOLLETT; KANGAROO; “BASTARD-TITLE” OR “HALF-TITLE.”; PROPOSED TRANSFORMATION OF TEMPLE BAR; SAM VALE AND SAM WELLER; “FLAGGING.”
• NOTES ON BOOKS; Notices to Correspondents
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; ST. WHITE AND HER CHEESE
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• RUSHWORTH'S COLLECTIONS
• SIR BERNARD DE GUNN; THOMSON'S POEMS; EARLY APPRECIATION OF BURNS
• ST. WHITE AND HER CHEESE; SIR BERNARD DE GUNN
• THE BANNATYNE MS; CUSTOMER; “CORNUBLED”; DOLL
• THE FOLK-LORE OF LEPROSY
• TO SHIVER, V.A.; BRADANRELICE; TRANSPARENT PRINTS; “THERE'S CAULD KAIL IN ABERDEEN.”; CHARLES LAMB AND MICHAEL BRUCE; FIRSTFRUITS OF ENGLISH BISHOPRICS; POMMELLED SIDE SADDLES
• “BEDWARDINE”; MRS. MASHAM AND SARAH, DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH; MEMORIES OF THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR; CHARLES II.'s HIDING PLACES; RICHARD BROCKLESBY: MUSIC AS MEDICINE; NICK-NACKATORY; HERALDIC; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED
• “P. FRANCISCI SPINULÆ MEDIOLANENSIS OPERA”; “LEGENDE DORÉE DES FRERES MENDIANS”; LAMBETH DEGREES; “A SERMOND MADE BEFORE THE KYNGE,” &c., BY JOHAN LONGLOND; LL.B. AND B.C.L. AT CAMBRIDGE; SIR PHILIP FRANCIS'S MARRIAGE; THE HOUSE OF LORDS' CLOCK STOPPING ON THE DEATH OF GEORGE III; CAMPBELLS OF CARRADALE
• “THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN”; “AGITATE, AGITATE, AGITATE”: THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEA AND THE JRISH AGITATORS; “STRAIGHT AS A LOITCH”; ROBERT PHAIRE, THE REGICIDE: REV. EMANUEL PHAIRE, A.B., OXON; RHYMRLESS WORDS; THE ARMS OF COLONIAL AND MISSIONARY BISHOPRICS

Issue: 123

• A CURIOUS COINCIDENCE; CLARK'S “PENNY WEEKLY DISPATCH,” &C.; JOHN PHELPS; SURREY FOLK-LORE
• A CURIOUS COMPLIMENT; WOUNDWORTS; BOOK-PLATES; “ACCENTUATE”; “PEACE WITH HONOUR.”; “VITA SING LITERIS MORS EST.”; THE APPLICATION OF “COUNTY.”
• A CURIOUS DOCUMENT; JAMES BOXER, AMERICAN AUTHOR; “BLUESTONE”; THE APOTHECARY IN “ROMEO AND JULIET.”; ETYMOLOGY OF CENOMANNI; SOMERSET FAMILY; PLACES OF AMUSEMENT OF THE LAST CENTURY; ELIZABETH ELSTOB; ARCHIMIMUS: CLENCH OF BARNET
• BEN JONSON; “A HISTORY OF THE SEVEN WISE MASTERS”; “THE FIVE-FOOT-HIGHIANS”
• BOOKS ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS; LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON TO DR. TAYLOR
• BOOKS ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS
• CAPTAIN W. CUNNINGHAM; BISHOP EDMUND KEENE, OF CHESTER AND ELY; “THE POETIC MIRROR”; ANCIENT MOTTOES; NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.
• LORD RONDEY
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• RANDLE COTGRAVE; THE BRITISH OAK; “MUCH” AND “GREAT” AS APPLIED TO VILLAGES; “MUCH” AND “GREAT AS APPLIED TO VILLAGES; AMMONIUM SULPHIDE A RESTORER OF FADED WRITING; A RAPID THAW, 1607
• ST. MARGARET'S CHURCHYARD, WESTMINSTER: THE DAVIS-TREGONWELL TOMB
• SWINFEN AND GRUNDY FAMILIES
• THE ANCIENT PERCY TITLES: THE EARLDOM OF ORMOND OR ORMONDE
• THE HERALDS' VISITATIONS OF WORCESTER; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; “HELOE.”
• THE PULTENEY CORRESPONDENCE; FONTS OF THE RESTORATION PERIOD; CHILD'S “DISCOURSE OF TRADE”; FUNERAL ARMOUR IN CHURCHES; TRANSLATIONS OF BÉRANGER'S “ROI D YVETOT”
• WESTENHANGER; LINCOLNSHIRE PROVINCIALISMS: RAUKY
• WORCESTERSHIRE FIELD-NAMES; “WONT”: “TRANSLATOR”: “GALLIER”; BLACK MAIL; CONGHURST OF CONGERHURST, CO. KENT; “BONT”: “STAG”
• “BO-MAN”: “BO-PEEP”; TENNANT'S TRANSLATION OF THE 151ST PSALM; “THE GUY”; “CHEMCIRS”; THE BODLEIAN MODEL OF AN INDIAN WELL
• “HELOE.”; EMBASSY OFFERED TO SIR THOMAS OVERBURY
• “HYPNEROTOMACHIA, THE STRIFE OF LOVE IN A DREAME,” PUBLISHED BY JOHN BUSBIE IN 1592; WILLIAM DE WANNERVILL=MARGERY, A.D.; DR. RICHARD PARSONS'S MS. COLLECTIONS; OUTLINE ENGRAVINGS BY CHARLES HEATH; THE REV. SAMUEL ROGERS, OF CHELLINGTON, BEDFORDSHIRE; “MURTLE FISH.”; “GAWLER.”; “TAKING FRENCH LEAVE.”

Issue: 124

• A SERIES OF EIGHT ANONYMOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS TO JAMES II. ABOUT THE STATE OF IRELAND; INVENTORY OF POPE'S GOODS TAKEN AFTER HIS DEATH
• A SERIES OF EIGHT ANONYMOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS TO JAMES II. ABOUT THE STATE OF IRELAND
• EDMUND GIBSON, BISHOP OF LONDON, 1720; DORSET TRADITIONS; HENRY HALLYWELL, MINISTER OF IFIELD, AND HENRY HALLYWELL, VICAR OF COWFOLD; AN OLD SEAL; GIGANTOLOGY; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED.—; NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.
• EXTINCT PERIODICAL: CLARK'S “PENNY WEEKLY DISPATCH,” &c.; SIR PHILIP FRANCIS'S MARRIAGE; SYNCRETISM
• EXTINCT PERIODICAL: CLARK'S “PENNY WEEKLY DISPATCH,” &c.
• GAINSBOROUGH'S PORTRAIT OF THE POET CHATTERTON; SPRING FOLK-LORE; TURNER'S HOUSES; HERB ROBERT; COACHES FIRST USED IN SCOTLAND; PERAMBULATIONS ON ROGATION DAYS; THE ABOLITION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS; MOΪSE DU SOUL
• NAMES OF THE STATES, U.S.A.; MANUEL CHRYSOLORAS IN ENGLAND; KENTISH SCENERY
• NEWFANGLED EXPRESSIONS; MERMAIDS
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• PARCHMENT WILLS; JOHN KNIBB, OXON., A CLOCKMAKER; EDMUND GIBSON, BISHOP OF LONDON, 1720
• PORTRAITS OF WASHINGTON IRVING; THE YARDLEYS OF ENGLAND; “ALKERMES”; “ALL UPON THE MERRY PIN”; “DECK” OF CARDS; “THE GUY”; ELEPHANTS DESTROYED ON BECOMING DANGEROUS
• POSTURE AT TABLE; A YARD OF BEER; DONALD BANE; “BELIEF IN THE SUPERNATURAL.”; “RES SUBITO GESTÆ.”; CAPTAINS WILLIAM AND ROBERT BOKENHAM; “TERMS OF SURRENDER OF SKIPTON CASTLE.”
• SYNCRETISM; A LATIN BIBLE, 1520; ST. LUKE XXIII. 15
• THE COOMB OFF CHURCH BELLS A CURE FOR SHINGLES; CHILD'S “DISCOURSE OF TRADE”; “HYPNEROTOMACHIA,” 1592; THE PULTENEY CORRESPONDENCE; EUSTACHIUS VICECOMES, T.W.C.; “BRED AND BORN”; ARE TOADS POISONOUS?
• VOLTAIRE; “LANDLORD.”; AMERICAN POETS; “DEVOTIONALE CARTUSIA [?] EFORDIENSIS.”; WATER-BOUGHS; ANECDOTES OF MONKEYS; WESLEY AND MOORE; SIR HENRY GREENE, KNT., LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF ENGLAND, 1362; THE EARLDOM OF SEAFIELD; THE DICEYS AND CHAP-BOOKS; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• “HARPINGS OF LENA”: W. J. BAITMAN, THE ALFORD POET
• “MIGHTY” TOM OF OXFORD; CURIOUS SHROPSHIRE EPITAPH; ELLICE: ELLIS: ALEHOUS; STOWEY AND STOW BALL; A CURIOUS BOOK-PLATE
• “OPIET”; RELIGIOUS NOVELS; CHRISTMAS CARD

Issue: 125

• AUTHORS OF QUOTATION WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.
• CASTS OF THE FACES OF HISTORICAL PERSONAGES; CURIOUS INN SIGN; VOTING TICKETS; HENRY III.'s ELEPHANT
• CHARLES LAMB: SUPPLEMENTARY REMINISCENCES*
• DEAN SWIFT'S UNIVERSITY DEGREE
• HAUNTED HOUSES; THE TWO GEORGE OLIVERS, D.D.: ALLIBONE'S “DICT”; UNIVERSITY TOWNS; “RENEGE”
• HERALDIC; WILLIAM FYNMORE, LAWYER, JAMAICA; “AULD ROBIN GRAY”; WESLEY AND MOORE; ST. LUKE XXIII. 15; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED
• JOHN MOORE, BISHOP OF NORWICH; NEWFANGLED EXPRESSIONS; THE ABOLITION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS; PLURALITY OF WORLDS
• LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON TO DR. TAYLOR
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• PLURALITY OF WORLDS; SILHOUETTES, OR BLACK PROFILE PORTRAITS
• REPRIEVE FROM DEATH IN CONSEQUENCE OF RAIN; DEATH OF MILTON'S GRAND-NEPHEW; BEETLE FOLK-LORE; CHURCH DISCIPLINE; BAYLY=HALL
• RHYMELESS WORDS; “NICK-NACKATORY”; DIDO; A MINIATURE OF THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL; “MALTE MONEY”; THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD “NAVVY”; PRONUNCIATION OF FORBES; “THE POETIC MIRROR”; J. WARD, PAINTER; “OUTWARD”; “THE CASCADE,” BY RUYSDAEL; OLD HOUSES WITH SECRET CHAMBERS; SIR JAMES DYER, CHIEF JUSTICE TEMP. ELIZABETH
• SILHOUETTES, OR BLACK PROFILE PORTRAITS; “TALON”; A YARD OF BEER; DR. RICHARD PARSONS'S MS. COLLECTIONS; “REILIC”
• SIR NICHOLAS MALBYE, KNT; CHARLES DICKENS'S NOVEL “GABRIEL VARDON.”; DARLING: MERVIN: WILLIS; JOHN EACHARD; “PURCHASE.”; JOSEPH II. AND BEETHOVEN
• SIR WILLIAM GUNN: SIR BERNARD DE GUNN OR GOMM; THE MASTER OF ARTS GOWN, OXFORD; THE “MURTLE FISH”; JOHN MOORE, BISHOP OF NORWICH
• SIR WILLIAM GUNN: SIR BERNARD DE GUNN OR GOMM
• THE BALLIOL AND VALOINES FAMILIES AND THE OFFICE OF CHAMBERLAIN OF SCOTLAND: THE HONOUR OF VALOIGNS
• “BE-” AS A PREFIX; BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THOMSON'S “SEASONS”; A MOTTO FOR A DRINKING CUP
• “DON'T MARRY,” AN OLD JOCULAR WARNING; “DIARY OF A VISIT TO ENGLAND IN 1775.”; “ELEOFUGA.”; “LOVE”: “CHARITY.”
• “IRELAND” AND “SCOTLAND” IN WILTSHIRE; “BLACK BARTHOLOMEW.”; “IERONYMO” IN THE “NEWCASTLE MAGAZINE,” 1820–21; OPALS; BLECHENDEN OF ALDINGTON AND MERSHAM, KENT; DR. BOCKENHAM; “DELLA NOBILTA ET ECCELLENZA DELLE DONNE.”; GREVILLE AND PATTEN FAMILIES; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; SAM YALE AND SAM WELLER.

Issue: 126

• A SERIES OF EIGHT ANONYMOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS TO JAMES II. AND HIS QUEEN ABOUT THE STATE OF IRELAND.
• ARE TOADS POISONOUS?; “WARA”; THE MOON “THE PARISH LANTERN”; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.
• CROMLECH: DOLMEN; HONITON
• DESCENT OF THE EARLDOM OF MAR; GHOSTS STILL WALK; A VOLUME OF ANONYMOUS REVIEWS
• ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLIC MARTYRS, 1535–1681.
• HONITON; THE BONYTHON FLAGON: BONYTHON OF BONYTHON, IN CORNWALL; “HARPINGS OF LENA”: W. J. BAITMAN, THE ALFORD POET
• LADY BYRON'S ANSWER TO HER LORD'S FAREWELL; CURIOUS CUSTOM IN YORKSHIRE; AN OLD CUSTOM AT HASTINGS; DUNCAN I. AND II., KINGS OF SCOTLAND; AERONAUTICS; FAMILY OF NUGENT; MAY MUGGINS; “NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING WIN.”; THE DEVIL AND A HALFPENNY; A HASTINGS STORY
• LORD AND LADY JENNINGS; “DOUBLE” MONASTERIES; DIODATI; “BIBLIOMANIA”; A BOOK-PLATE QUERY; “THE BACKSTRING”; GLOSTER RIDLEY, D.D.; “FFLITTERAS.”
• MEINARDUS SCHOTANUS; THE PILLARS OF THE TEMPLE AT JERUSALEM; “FORREGA”; RICHARD ALDWORTH; ARMS OF PATE, OF SYSONBY; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; PAROCHIAL REGIS ERS.
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.
• ORDER OF ADMINISTERING TO COMMUNICANTS; ÉPERGNE; CHARLES BULLER; “TOUCHEUR”; EARLY GUIDES TO THE CITY OF ROME; PROOF-SHEETS
• PAROCHIAL REGIS ERS.; CHARLES LAMB'S “BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER”; CROMLECH: DOLMEN
• PAROCHIAL REGIS ERS.
• THE COURTENAYS IN SCOTLAND; “IN MEMORIAM,” SECT. LXXXIX., STANZA 12:
• “ANECDOTES OF MONKEYS”; PRONUNCIATION OF “FORBES”; “NAVVY”=NAVIGATOR; CASTS OF THE FACES OF HISTORICAL PERSONAGES; APRIL FOLK-LORE; “MOLA ROSARUM”: WHAT PLACE IS MEANT?; “MANURIAL”; ST. AUGUSTINE AND DESCARTES
• “CHANGED,” A SUFFOLK WORD; ELECTION OF A MOLE-CATCHER; THE AMERICAN NATION ANATOMICALLY CONSIDERED; KICKSHAW; WEATHER LORE; “BENEDICITE”; IRISH CARDINALS
• “LE JUIF POLONAIS,” ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN, ACTE I. SCÉNE VII.; KENTISH FOLK-LORE; THE LATE REV. J. S. BREWER; M. LUCKMAN, PRINTER AT CONVENTRY; “FLARB”; “DAFFY-DOWN-DILLY IS COMING TO TOWN”; “TWAE FREIRS OF BERWICK”; “SYDNEY” AND “SYDENHAM”
• “SYDNEY” AND “SYDENHAM”; “GOB”; “POMATUM”; JOHN KNIBB, OXON., CLOCKMAKER; “BRED AND BORN”; THE DATE OF THE FIRST EASTER, APRIL 9TH; SIR PHILIP FRANCIS'S MARRIAGE

Issue: 127

• A FRENCH EDITION OF “PARADISE LOST.”
• AITZEMA, “NOTABLE REVOLUTIONS,” &c.; DEFOE: “ROBINSON CRUSOE.”; “STILL” AND “YET.”; BYRON'S BODY PASSING THROUGH MELTON; “BLATHERUMSKITE.”
• AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• BELFRY; THE HEIRSHIP OF THE PERCIES: THE EARLDOM OF ORMONDE; SIR HENRY GREENE, KNT., LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF ENGLAND, 1362
• BURIED ALIVE: A TALE OF OLD COLOGNE; HERALDS CROWNED WITH VERVAIN
• DON PEDRO, DYKE OF COIMBA, BORN A.D. 1392; CANDAL LEGISLATION; LONDON PAVED WITH GOLD; MARRIAGES IN MAY; VERSES IN CHAMBER'S “EDINBURGH JOURNAL.”; “KING'S FINGERS”: THE EARLY PURPLE ORCHIS; BELFRY
• FREEDOM FROM SUITS OF HUNDRED, &c.; JACK-AN-APES LANE, 1662; THE LEMANS OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK; “THE PROTESTANT FLAIL”; VOLTAIRE; ST. MARGARET'S, WESTMINISTER
• HERALDS CROWNED WITH VERVAIN; “THREE CAULD KAIL IN ADERDEEN”; FILLIAL AFFECTION OF THE STORK
• JOHN KNIBB, OXON., CLOCKMAKER; “FREE TRADE”; GENTLES: MUDWALL; KING CHARLES'S VISION; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON TO DR. TAYLOR
• NOTES ON BOOKS
• Notices to Correspondents
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; “OTAMY”; THE PARSLOW FAMILY; FIRSTFRUITS OF ENGLISH BISHOPRICS; HERALDIC; DE QUINCEY AND DICKENS; DATES OF OLD “HORÆ B. VIRGINIS”
• PRONUCIATION OF THE WORDS “VALUE” AND “THOUGHT” IN THE LAST CENTURY; MATHEMATICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY: COLSON'S “COMMENT.” *; HOW HISTORY IS WRITTEN; FOLK-LORE FROM CYPRUS; THE VERBAL ADJECTIVE IN -ING.
• SHAKSPEARIANA
• THE LAST DELLA SCALA; HORSEDEALING PROVERB; “BENEDICITE”; BOOKS GONE ASTRAY; “THE ST. JAMES'S BEAUTY.”; YORKSHIRE WILLS; COSTOBADIE, OR DE COSTOBADIE OF AUVERGNE, FRANCE
• THE LEGAL GOWN; MARTHA BLOUNT'S FUNERAL EXPENSES
• THE WITWALL; HENRY III.'S ELEPHANT; DEATH OF MILTON'S GRAND-NEPHEW
• “I K. HENRY IV.,” III. i. 158; “THE TEMPEST,” IV. i. 156: “RACKE”; “CYMBELINE,” III. iv. 133 AND II. v. 27; OLD SERMONS: EARL OF ROCHESTER

Issue: 128

• A CURIOUS BOOK-PLATE; ”WAS CRUCIFIED, DEAD, AND BURIED“; THE ”BRITISH AMAZON“; SEAFIELD CASTLE
• CROCODILE'S TEARS; THE ”LADY'S SMOCK“: ”LUCY LOCKET.“; ”GRESSOME.“; P. CAREY'S POEMS; THE OWL AN EMBLEM OF DEATH; DUROMAGUS
• CURIOUS SENTENCE OF A COURT MARTIAL A HUNDRED AND TEN YEARS AGO; THE PHRYGIAN CAP
• DESCENT OF THE EARLDOM OF MAR; JOHN EACHARD
• IRISH PARTY NAMES: CARAVATS AND SHANAVESTS; THE POPULAR ESTIMATE OF SOUTHEY EIGHTY YEARS AGO; A STINGING-NETTLE ON OAK-APPLE DAY; THE CORBY POLE FAIR; ST. M'LOO'S STONE
• JOHN EACHARD; ”P. FRANCISCI SPINULE MEDIOLANENSIS OPERA“
• NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.; Notices to Correspondents
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS.
• SHAKESPEARIANA: ”CYMBELINE,“ III. iv. 133; ST. JEROME AND CHAUCER; ASSUMPTION OF CHRISTIAN NAMES; THE MURDER OF LORD FREDERICK CAVENDISH AND MR. BURKE
• SHELLEY'S ODE TO MONT BLANC
• SILHOUETTES, OR BLACK PROFILE PORTRAITS; FUNERAL ARMOUR IN CHURCHES; RELIGIOUS NOVELS; THE YARDLEYS OF ENGLAND
• THE ”STRAWBERRY HILL“ CATALOGUE
• TRANSPARENT PRINTS; BARONESS DE LUTZOW; ST. WHITE AND THE CHEESE; ”ESCAETA“(6th S. v. 327)
• ”BEDWARDINE“; ”MUCH“ AND ”GREAT“; CHARLES LAMB AND CARLYLE; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS, &c.
• ”CHIMERE“; LORD AND LADY JENNINGS
• ”FATHERLAND“; ”TWAE“ FREIRS OF BERWICK; A YARD OF BEER; “MIGHTY” TOM OF OXFORD
• ”FLETCHER.“; ”SANGRE AZUL.“; ”UMBRAGEOUS.“; ”OLIVES“ FOR PRIMROSES; SIR RICHARD WORTHINGTON, MAYOR OF DUBLIN; ANDREW HUNTER, ABBOT OF MELROSE, AND LORD HIGH TREASURER OF SCOTLAND, 1449–57; ”QUIVES.“; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; PAROCHIAL REGISTERS.
• ”QUID HOC AD IPHICLI BOVES“: ”WHAT HAS ALL THIS TO DO WITH THE SHOEING OF MY POOR NAG?“(Kenilworth, ch. ix.); CANNON OR CANON (OF A BELL)?; THE TOAD AND THE CENTIPEDE; SARAH, DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH; GROSNY CASTLE; ST. GILES'S FAIR; REV; FLEETWOOD: SHELLEY; REV. RICHARD JOHNSON, AUSTRALIA; THE SQUIRE PAPERS; ”POKER.“

Issue: 129

• CHARLES BULLER; ORDER OF ADMINISTERING TO COMMUNICANTS; “LE JUIF POLONAIS,” ERCKMANN-CHATRAIAN, ACTE I. SCÈNE VII.; THE DATE OF THE FIRST EASTER, APRIL 9; THE BONYTHON FLAGON: BONYTHON OF BONYTHON, IN CORNWALL
• GARIBALDI IN ENGLAND; “MANACUS.”
• KENTISH SAYINGS: (1) “HE'S GOT ST. LAWRENCE ON THE SHOULDER”; MILDEW IN BOOKS; “DECK” OF CARDS; HENRY MARTEN, THE REGICIDE
• LADY FLETCHER, 1645; WILLIAM DE ST. JOHN; FITZHERBERT'S “HUSBANDRY.”; “ALL BUT.”; THE CASTLE OF THE KINGS OF ULPHA; ADA DE BALIOL
• LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON TO DR. TAYLOR; BOOKS ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS. XII.–AUTHORSHIP OF JUNIUS
• LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON TO DR. TAYLOR
• NOTES ON BOOKS; JOSEPH LEMUEL CHESTER; Notices on Correspondents
• NOTES ON BOOKS
• PLACE-NAMES: FINKLE STREET; “FELIX QUEM FACIUNT ALIENA PERICULA CAUTUM”; “NAVVY”=NAVIGATOR; “THERE'S CAULD KAIL IN ABERDEEN”; WESLEY AN MOORE; “THE GUY”; DOLL; THE WILD HUNTSMAN
• SARAH, DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH; LITTLEBERRIES; TO SHIVER, V.A.; “DON'T MARRY”
• THE ETYMOLOGY OF“SPAWN.”; COURTSHIP AMONG THE CHOCTAWS; PORTRAIT OF DANIEL DE FOE BY SIR GODFREY KNELLER; A QUAINT AND BLUNDERING EPITAPH
• THE REV. SAMURL ROGERS OF CHELLINGTON, BEDS; SALADIN, THE FOUNDER OF THE AYUBITE DYNASTY; THE HERALDS' VISITATIONS OF WORCESTERSHIRE AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE; THOMAS WHITE, BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH; ROBERT FETTIPLACE
• THE SITE OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE ARMIES OF SUETONIUS AND BOADICEA.
• THE “UNSPEAKABLE TURK.”; BOOKS GONE ASTRAY; MOUNTAINOUS SCENERY; HOLLY: HOLY-TREE; “NEWIZE.”; CATCHWORDS IN PRINTING; GREILE, GRESLEY, GREDDLE, GRADWELL
• ÉPERGNE; TOKENS FOR THE SACRAMENT: ST. MARY OVERY, OR ST. SAVIOUR'S, SOUTHWARK; HERALDIC; THE COOMB OFF CHURCH BELLS A CURE FOR SHINGLES
• “BLUESTONE”=POISON; MERMAIDS; OLD HOUSES WITH SECRET CHAMBERS; JOHN MOORE, BISHOP OF NORWICH; “MALTE MONEY”; THE PARSLOW FAMILY; THE DICKY'S CHAP-BOOKS; “WOLF”; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED
• “DON'T MARRY”; FOREIGN PLACE-NAMES; P.S.; THE REV. SAMURL ROGERS OF CHELLINGTON, BEDS
• “MARS HIS FEILD; OR, THE EXERCISE OF ARMES.”; FAMILY OF WESTON; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; THE SITE OF THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE ARMIES OF SUETONIUS AND BOADICEA.
• “POEMS | MORAL AND ENTERTAINING. | By a Lady. | Doncaster: | Printed by W. Sheardown, High Street; at his office, High Street Buildings. | 1808.”; “BLOCKHAM FEAST.”; STATURE OF FRENCHMEN; CHISLEHURST, KENT; A BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE; THE NETTLE-CREEPER; A GAME OF TWENTY QUESTIONS; TO “WRING.”; IMPRESSIONS OF MEDALS; “DREMES”=JEWELS; “CHAIN.”; THE REMOVAL OF MONUMENTAL BRASSES

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• A SERIES OF EIGHT ANONYMOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL LETTERES TO JAMES II. AND HIS QUEEN ABOUT THE STATE OF IRELAND
• ADJECTIVES PLURALIZED IN ENGLISH; THE “CHEAP MAGAZINE”
• AGNOSTICISM; JASON COXE, LONG ACRE, A CLOCKMAKER; PRINCE PAUL ESTERHAZY; “FRAYBUGS.”; WILSON'S YORKESHIRE COLLECTIONS; A PRIVILEGED HOSTELRY; “FRANION.”; BOHEMIAN ARCHÆOLOGY; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; JOHN GILPIN.
• INVOCATONG THE APOSTLES; PORTRAIT OF SIR WALTER RALEIGH; THE LEMAN BARONETCY; WAS A KING EVER DROWNED?
• LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHANSON TO DR. TAYLOR
• NOTES ON BOOKS; KENT ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY; Notes to Correspondents
• PAROCHIAL REGISTERS
• PLURALITY OF WORLDS; CHURCH DISCIPLINE; AUTHORS OF BOOKS WANTED; AUTHORS OF QUOTATIONS WANTED; NOTES ON BOOKS
• PRONUNCIATION OF “FORBES”; PLURALITY OF WORLDS
• RIDDELL OF THAT ILK AND RIDEL OR RUDEL OF BLAYE
• ROBERT RUSSEL, OF WADHURST, SUSSEX; ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, WESTMINSTER: THOMAS ARNWAYE, 1603; JOHN BENSON AND LORD MANSFIELD
• SILHOUETTES, OR BLACK PROFILE PORTRAITS; BAGNAL OR BAGENAL FAMILY
• ST. MCLOO'S STONE; DESCENT OF THE EARLDOM OF MAR; SILHOUETTES, OR BLACK PROFILE PORTRAITS
• THE ALLEN MYSTERY; JOHN BOYS THE DEAN
• THE APPLICATION OF “COUNTY”; “EAMER.”; BOLINGBROKE AND CLARENDON; “PEACE WITH HONOUR”; “EERIE SWITHER”; KANGAROO; “TAKING FRENCH LEAVE”
• TURNER AND THE “KEEPSAKE.”; THE ARGO: DRAKE'S SHIP; MEYER=MASTER; NOVIOMAGIANS; THE COUNTESS OF OSSORY; “RESORT.”
• “TAKING FRENCH LEAVE”; WEATHER PROGNOSTICATION; PELHAM OF CROWHURST SUSSEX; COACHES FIRST USED IN SCOTLAND; “VITA SINE LITERIS MORS EST”; “HYPNEROTOMACHIA, THE STRIFE OF LOVE IN A DREAME,” PUBLISHED BY JOHAN BUSBIE IN 1592; BLACK MAIL