Queries, with No. 82, July 22, 1893.5

INDE X.

EIGHTH SERIES.—VOL. III.

For classified articles, see ANONYMOUS WORKS, BIBLIOGRAPHY, BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED, EPIGRAMS, EPITAPHS,

FOLK-LORE, HERALDRY, PROVERBS AND PHRASES, QUOTATIONS, SHAKSPEARIANA, and SONGS AND BALLADS.]

| Adams (F.) on “Luce,” 372, 493
A. on heraldic query, 91

Mandragora, 498
A.M. and P.M., 34

Oast, fish trade term, 173
A. (A.) on Ware bell chimes, 172

Philazer, his office, 97
A. (E. S.) on “Luce," 372

Proverbs, 234, 265
“Stilbon," in Chaucer, 249, 432

Rose, damask, 149, 339
Yearn, its meaning, 496

St. Grasinus, 232
A. (H.) on “Sing old Rose,” 78

St. Thomas of Waterings, 369
A. (J.) on heraldic query, 91

Sedan chair, 214
A. (S. P.) on stormy petrel, 7

Shakspeariana, 103, 284
Abbé, or abbot, 375

“Simple Simon,” 25
Abbey churches, double, 188, 257, 349, 378, 451

Squin, its meaning, 299
Abbotsford, “a romance in stone and lime," 68, 151 “Thirty days hath September," 475
Aberdeen, its church of the Grey Friars, 386

Towell surname, 56
Abernethy (Dr. John) and Hunter, 307

Tram, its derivation, 373
Acre, Austrian flag at, 427, 497

“Ventre-saint-gris,” 354
Actress, English, in Paris, 1748, 308, 395

Verlucio, its locality, 272, 397
Ad Librum on works of King Alfred, 347

“ Whether or no," 356
Telephonic message, 174

Yeomen of the Guard, 86
Veto, royal, 369

Adams (Rev. Henry), M.A., bis biography, 387, 417,
Adamant on preposition followed by a clause, 112, 435 478, 499
Adams family of Essex, 288, 373

Adams (Col. William Henry), his biography, 167
Adams family of Gore Hall, Kent, 247

Addy (S. O.) on Hastler land, 466
Adams (F.) on “Ale-dagger,” 436

« Sans Paviours," 148
Alvernus, Mount, 197

Alba Columba on Furye family, 68
Belinda, the name, 66

Albacini (Carlo), Italian sculptor, 369, 495
Both, with verb singular, 85

Albini family, 268
Brouette, its meaning, 70, 251

Aldgate or Aldersgate, 488
Cæsar, his sword, 118

Aldred (H. W.) on Cope family, 187
Confessor, its meaning, 152

Ale-dagger, its meaning, 387, 436, 494
“ Cousin Betty," 338

Alexander the Great, his age, 25
Cutts (John), 152

Alfred (King), his works, 347, 438, 474
“. Dimanche de Quasimodo,” 437

Alger (J. G.) on Sir George Barclay, 285
“Eating poor Jack," 215

Newspaper cutting agencies, 65
Editorial note, curious, 106

Alice on rhymed deeds, 233
Eke-names, parish, 251

“Laborare est orare,” 147
Evan, Welsh name, 118

Wedding wreaths, 333
"Fly on the corporal,” 298

Allen (S.) on Lucy of Leinster, 274
• In Memoriam, its metre, 430

Alphabet, Christ Cross or Criss-cross, 428
Italian idiom, 38

Altar=Communion table, 168, 254, 397
Joy=glory, 165

Alvernus, Mount, its locality, 110, 197
Longfellow (H. W.), bis . Silent Land,' 131 | America, first English theatrical company in, 65

B. (G. F. R.) on Lord Jeffreys, 17

Barker (T.) on Dream of Fair Women,' 16
Leeds (Francis, fifth Duke of), 267

Barnard family, 327, 411
Littlehales (Sir Edward), 56

Barton family, 228, 272
Onslow (Arthur), 167

Basire family, 326
Onslow (George), 289

Basire (Jacques), engraver, 14
Onslow (Thomas, Earl of), 289

Basque Provinces, pamphlet on, 269
Portraits wanted, 36

Bath, view of parade at, 368
Robinson (Sir Thomas), 427

Batson (H. M.) on Hannah Snell, 77
Seal, Great, 267

“ Baugh and the May,” in old prophecy, 17
B. (J. A.) on church brasses, 153

Bayne (T.) on Alexander the Great, 25
B. (J. C. M.) on Blow family, 8.

Dallom-Lee, its locality, 308
B. (J. L.) on old token, 209

Erewbile, 407
B. (J. T.) on French prisoners of war, 72

In Memoriam,' its metre, 430
Pie : Tart, 116

Jagg, a provincialism, 214
Waverley novels, 467

Lamlash, its locality, 266
B. (R. E.) on Johnstone family, 152

Lockhart (John G.), 35
B. (W. C.) on "Babies in the eyes,” 413

Newton (John), 312
Beverley sanctuary, 106

Poets in a thunderstorm, 175
Bray, vicar of, 278

Poets Laureate, 131
Catalani (Angelica), 272

Scotch, Lowland, 306
*Dictionary of National Biography,'183

Trout, its plural, 366
Events, five astounding, 171

Woodpecker, poetical reference to, 386
Funeral by women, 257

Wordsworth (W.), his “ Dame," 14
Gent (Thomas), 213

Beaconsfield (Lord), bibliography, 321, 361, 401, 443,
Lamb (Charles), 132

482
Magazines, school and college, 256

Bean (W. W.) on parliamentary elections before 1832,
Prayers, mistake in reading, 272

63, 301, 463
Sugar-plums, 490

Beaulieu on Col. W. H. Adams, 167
Tennyson (Lord), 226

Adams (Rev. Henry), 387
Tithe barns, 16

Barnard family, 327
Verlucio, its locality, 148, 331

Pocock (Charles Montagu), 488
B. (W. W.) on George Robins, 358

Beauty versus plairness, 72, 94, 133
“ Babies in the eyes," use of the metaphor, 181, 413, Beazeley (A.) on parish eke-names, 252
474

Hearts, historic, 193
Bachelors' Door or Porch, in churches, 208, Becket (Thomas a), his descendants, 127, 215; hymn
296

sung before his murder, 164, 216, 275
Bacon (Francis), Baron Verulam, and “Baugh” and Beelzebub on Hell Fire Club, 334
"May," 17

Belcher (H. E.) on “ Dumble," 447
Bacteriology, modern, its founder, 384

Belfry custom, curious, 462
Badges, clan, 328

Belinda, the name, 66, 225
Bagnall (J.) on heraldic castle, 474

Bell foundry at Whitechapel, 78
Heraldry, novelty in, 437

Bell (Dr.), his sandbags, 188, 232
St. Clement's Day, 158

Bells, voices in, 52; chimes of Ware, 69, 172; silver
St. Thomas's Day, 417

in, 105, 175, 269, 432; their use, circa 1602, 145 ;
Sparling = spratt, 96

Angelus, 323, 450 ; passing, 408; from Quimper,
Swan, silver, 417

Normandy, 467; Roman, 485
Tippins family, 376

Belt given to Indians, 309
Tithe barns, 435

Belt of Chastity, Nuremberg Collection, 225
Trout, its plural, 416

Benese (Sir Richard), or Benet, 187, 279
Wroth money, 457

Benet (Sir Richard), or Benese, 187, 279
Bagpipes, Lincolnshire, 13

Benham (W.) on From Oxford to Rome,'294
Baily (J.) on relics of Christ, 297

Bennet (N.) on Bp. Warburton's Shakespear,' 141,
Baldock (G. Y.) on “ Hariole," the verb, 154

203, 262
Translator=cobbler, 115

Beresford (D. R. P.) on Mitchell family, 127
Wiggin, its meaning, 153

Berkshire topography, 128
Bale (Sackville), his collections, 32 ; his biography, Berkshire villages in . Kenilworth,' 26
32, 95

Bernher (Austin), rector of Southam, 148, 237
Ball'(Sir Alexander John), his biography, 184 Berwick (E. L. A.) on Curran and Overbury, 68
Ballet, rainbow, its conception, 286

Bethune coat of arms. See Earl of Lindsay.
Bangor, Preston Candover, Hants, 248

Beverley, its sanctuary church, 106
Baptisms by laymen, their registration, 448

Bible, Books of the Maccabees, 169, 236 ; Barker and
Barclay (Sir George), his biography, 285

Bill's black-letter Testament, 1642, 286; Testament
Barclay (Rev. James), his ‘English Dictionary,' 428, of Oct. 27, 1548, 306; 1 Sam. v. 4, “ Stump of
476

Dagon," 365 ; Tyndale's New Testament, 369, 456
Bard on Welsh songs, 68

Bibliographical, early instances of the word, 92

Bibliography :-

Black (W.G.) on “Let us walk down Fleet Street," 488
Alfred (King), 347, 438, 474

Old Mortality,' 264
Beaconsfield (Lord), 321, 361, 401, 443, 482

“Paint the town red," 126
Biblical, 169, 236, 286, 306, 369, 456

Proverbs, old rewrit, 384
Books, printed in Trissino type, 29, 110 ; large St. Gabriel and the drama, 268

and small paper copies, 128, 237 ; written in Scotch counties, 331
prison, 172

Warlock and witch, 246
Children of the Chapel,' 227, 275, 317

Black ball, used as a substantive, 214
• Children's Garland, 48, 135

Blackwater, rivers named, 328, 453
• Chronicles of Eri,' 489

Blair (Rev. John), LL.D., chronologist, 58, 136, 204
Commines (Philip de), 247

“Blanche Compagnie,” first, 57
•Confederation of Kilkenny,' 347, 417

Blenkinsopp (E. L.) on passing bell, 408
Cowper (William), 363

Centre : Sphere, 286
Cozens (Z.), 8, 94, 454

Crank, its meaning, 53
• Dictes and Sayings of the Philosophers,' 347

Duologue, 497
Eland (William), 48, 250

Lamb (Charles) as a ritualist, 376
• Garden of the Soul,' 489

Sight, second, 496
Gillray (James), 187

Spinning, old English, 496
Gladstone (Rt. Hon. W. E.), 1, 41, 135, 214, 329, Bloundelle-Burton (J.) on “Coals to Newcastle,” 17
452

Crank, its meanings, 133
Goethe (J. W. von), 187, 356

“ Cross-purposes," a game, 71
Henderson's (E. F.) Documents of the Middle “Eating poor Jack,” 76
Ages,' 18

Oath of subservience, 113
•Imitatio Christi,' 9, 92

Oboe, its etymology, 174
Jacobite literature, 328

Regiment, 33rd, 377
Keble (John), 109, 138, 195

Rose, damask, 150
Lee (Nathaniel), 66, 117

Samplers, 473
Lowell (James Russell), 83

Shakspeare (W.) in Oxford, 73
Magazines, school and college, 256

Slopseller, its meaning, 410
Martin (Robert Montgomery), 408, 477, 499

Sugar-plums, 490
•Mayor of Wigan,' 118, 134

Tennyson (Lord), his . Crossing the Bar,'137, 357
Molière (J. B. P. de), 10, 170

Thorn, holy, 177, 255
Navigation, 223

Waite (George), 298
*Notes and Queries,' local, 73

Zoo=Zoological Gardens, 96
Office or hours of the Blessed Virgin, 37

Blow family, 8, 57
“Omerifican” Testaments, 127, 191

Boase (G. C.) on Lord Chief Baron Nicholson, 3
St. Labre, his Life,' 89

•Rook the Robber,' 229
Shakspearian, 9, 170

Boddington (R. S.) on Dodwell family, 477
Shepherd's Farewell,' 167

Goodenough family, 368
Shepherd's Festival,' 167

Boger (C. G.) on “Hospitale Conversorum,” 209, 374
Swift (Dean Jonathan), 28, 115

Marriage, royal, 466
Taunton, 68

Thorn, holy, 255
Tennyson (Lord), 8, 57, 93, 206, 215

Boileau (Nicholas), his .Satires,' 72
Thompson (Rev. William), 306

Bolland (W. C.) on “Babies in the eyes,” 181
• Universal History,' 172

Bonaparte (Napoleon), the violet an emblem of his
Watts (Dr. Isaac), 327

dynasty, 165, 338
William of Tyre, 88

Bone=steal, 32, 117
Bierley (P.) on “ As proud as a louse," 388

Bone (J. W.) on Angelus bell, 450
Ashamement, 264

Caraccioli's Chapel, 87
Folk-lore of gems, 313

“ Leash, The,” 368
Herring pie, 486

Wedding and marriage, 304
Hoodlumism, its derivation, 449

Yetminster and Ockford, 410
Oast, its meaning, 134

Book margins, equal and unequal, 56
Sight, second, 412

Book plates, portraits as, 81, 129, 210; armorial, 97
Bird family, 229

Books. See Bibliography.
Bird (T.) on “Goodening,” 88
Thorn, holy, 126

Books recently published :-
'Birthday of the Year,' sonnet, 1

Allen's (G.) Attis of Caius Valerius Catullus, 39;-
Births, quadruple, 308, 352

Science in Arcady, 119
Bishops, Roman, their oath of subservience, 113

Anderson's (Sir C.) Lincoln Pocket Guide, 180
Black for evening wear, 489

Baddeley's (St. C.) Queen Joanna of Naples, 340
Black (W. G.) on ghost miners, 205

Barine's (A.) Bernardin de St. Pierre, 320
Gwinett (Ambrose), 192

Barker (G. F. R.) and Stenning's Westminster
Influenza, its derivation, 335

School Register, 99
Lee (N.), his ' Alexander,' 66

Barrett's (C. R. B.) Essex, 35

Books recently published :-

Books recently published :-
Basse's (W.) Poetical Works, edited by R. W.) Hutchinson's (J.) Men of Kent, 240
Bond, 279

Jessopp's (A.) Studies by a Recluse, 139
Bodleian Facsimile Reprints, 199

Lewis's (8.) Ancient Laws of Wales, 40
Book Prices Current, Vol. VI., 219

London and Middlesex Note-Book, 260
Box's (C.) Elegies and Epitaphs, 160

Lynn's (W. T.) Remarkable Comets, 160
Bright's (J. W.) Gospel of St. Luke in Anglo Mac Donald's (G.) Poetical Works, 320
Saxon, 259

M'Knight's (W. H. E.) Lydiard Manor, 440
Broad Norfolk, 260

Macray's (W. D.) Catalogus Codicum Manuscrip.
Browning': (R.) Life of Strafford, 119

torum Bibliothecæ Bodleianæ, 340
Brushfield's (T. N.) All Saints', East Budleigh, 99 Maguth's (S, S.) Fall of Adam, 399
Bullen's (A. H.) Stanley's Anacreon, 59

Maisey's (F. C.) Sanchi and its Remains, 179
Burns's Poetical Works, edited by G. A. Aitken, Marriages, Regular and Irregular, 500
459

Meyer's (K.) Vision of Mac Conglinne, 100
Campbell's (D.) Puritan in Holland, England, Morfill's (W. R.) Poland, 400
and America, 319

Morley's (H.) English Writers, 39
Cass's (F. C.) East Barnet, 359

Northall's (G. F.) English Folk-Rhymes, 419
Castle's (E.) English Book-plates, 79

Notes on Oxfordshire Domesday, 399
Clifford's (I. G. Č.) Descent of Charlotte Compton, Notts and Derbyshire Notes and Queries, 199
399

Owen's (M. A.) Old Rabbit, 219
Cook's (Capt.) Journal, edited by W. J. L. Oxford Bible for Teachers, 379
Wharton, 399

Pepys's Diary, edited by H. B. Wheatley, Vol. I.,
Coucher Book of Selby, edited by J. T. Fowler, 359
Vol. II., 420

Pink's (W. D.) Middleton Family of Denbigh-
Cox's (M. R.) Cinderella, 440

shire, 299
Cunningham's (P.) Nell Gwyn, edited by H. B. Prideaux's (S. T.) Historical Sketch of Book-
Wheatley, 60

binding, 419
Dante's Purgatory, translated by C. L. Shadwell, Richter's (P. E.) Verzeichniss der Bibliotheken,
159

239
Dictionary of National Biography, 19

Robinson's (E. F.) Coffee Houses in England, 319
Dobson's (A.) Eighteenth Century Vignettes, 119 Robinson's (J. R.) Princely Chandos, 400
Dutt's (R. C.) Ancient India, 400

Rock’s (D.) Hierurgia, edited by W. H. Weale, 40
Earwaker's (J. P.) Four Randle Holmes, 219 Ross's (J.) Three Generations of English women,
Elton's (C. J. and M. A.) Great Book Collectors,
219

St. Bartholomew's Hospital Reports, 459
Epochs of American History, 480

Scott's (Sir W.) Waverley Novels, Border Edition,
Ferguson's (R. S.) Register of Kirkbiekendall, 60, 140, 199, 279, 379, 459
300

Scottish Ballad Poetry, 399
Ffolliott's (W.) Little Book about Cartmel, 380 Sergeant's (L.) Wyclif, 240
Fielding's (C. H.) Malling and its Valley, 380 Sharp's (A. M.) History of Ufton Court, 239
Fitzpatrick's (W. J.) Secret Service under Pitt, Simpson's (W. S.) St. Paul's Cathedral Library,
80

479
Florio's (J.) Essays of Montaigne, 239

Smith's (J. E.) St. John the Evangelist, West-
Fowler's (T.) History of Corpus Christi College, minster, 80
Oxford, 339

Stebbing's (T. R. R.) History of Crustacea, 480
Frere's (w. H.) Two Centuries of Stepney Stoke d’Abernon, its Church and Manor, 40
History, 500

Sweet's (8.) Short English Grammar, 119
Garbett's (E. L.) Earl of Rosse's Argument, 220 Symonds's (J. A.) Walt Whitman, 439
Gay's Poetical Works, edited by J. Underhill, Thompson's (E. M.) Greek and Latin Palæo-
399

graphy, 439
Gerard's (F. A.) Angelica Kauffman, 420

Thornely's (J. L.) Brasses of Lancashira and
Gower's (Lord R.) Joan of Arc, 439

Cheshire, 479
Grosart's (A. B.) Bower of Delights, 340

Tuer's (A. W.) London Street Cries, 100;
Hamilton's (W.) French Book-plates, 160

Delightful and Strange Designs, 199
Hardy's (W. J.) Book-plates, 419

Uzanne's (0.) Quais de Paris, 140
Hart: (A. B.) Épochs of American History, 180 Vanbrugh's (Sir John) Works, edited by W. C.
Heine's (H.) Works, translated by C. G. Leland, Ward, 319
259

Waller's (E.) Poems, edited by G. T. Drury, 79
Henry's (W.) Upper Lough Erne, edited by Sir Ward's (B.) History of St. Edmund's College, Old
C. S. King, 320

Hall, 499
Hester's (G.) Nevill Simmons, 480

White's (H. S.) Deutsche Volkslieder, 380
Historic Towns: York, by J. Raine, 239

Women Adventurers, edited by M. M. Dowie, 459
Holbein's Dance of Death, edited by A. Dobson, | Wordsworth’s Poetical Works, edited by E:
79

Dowden, 100, 420
Holder's (C. F.) Louis Agassiz, 459

Worsley's (H.) Dawn of English Reformation, 259