INDEX. 



549 



Bunbury (Henry Wm.)) artist, 71. 



Bunyau (John), his " Pilgrim's Progress " not copied 

 from " The Pilgrimage of the Soul," &c., 268. 372. 

 402.; works falsely attributed to him, 371. ; burial- 

 place, 400. ; print of his chapel, 1 10. 



Burford House, Windsor, 355. 



Burgersdicius (Francis), life and writings, 327. 384. 



Burgess (Geo.) on seven dates wanted, 406. 



Burials, mediaeval, 147. 



Burn (J. S.) on Abp. Laud's portrait, 437. 



Protestant refugees in 1563 and 1571, 447. 

 Whitelock pedigree, 207. 



Buinet (Bp.), Life of Bp. Bedell with notes, 301. ; an 

 inveterate smoker, 138. 



Burnet (Gilbert), Vicar of Coggeshall, 89. 



Burns (Robert), Rev. John Dun's opinion of him, 23. ; 

 birthplace of " Highland Mary," 380. 



-Burton (Robert), authors quoted by the editor, 226. 



Butler (Charles), a book-stall collector, 494. 



Butler (Frances Anne), poem quoted, 109. 255. 



Butley priory, chartulary of, 27. 



Butts family, 435. 



B. (W.) on " An History of British Worthies," 70. 



B. (Dr. W.) on jasper runic ring, 297. 



Bywell church, 348. 



€. on the Halls of Greatford, 95. 



Sepulchre of the Holy Blood, 29. 



TamberUn family, 91. 

 C. (A.) on Cooper family, 354. 

 C. (A. D.) on Mount St. Michael, 111. 

 Cadewoldes, its meaning, 49. 98. 

 Cadman (Mr.), the famous flyer, 161. 

 Cadogan (Gen. Wm.), letters to the Countess of Sea- 



forth, 445. 

 Ca3sar (Julius), his sententious despatch, 356. 

 Calcuith, its locality, 205. 

 Calisian on Aborough or Borough family, 89. 

 Calverley (Sir Henry) of Northallerton, 28. 95. 198. 

 Cam on inn signs by eminent artists, 157. 

 Cambridge costume, 74. 191. 239. 

 Camden Miscellany, vol. iv., obsolete words in, 466. 

 Campbell (Neil), letter to John Anderson, 345. 

 Campbellton, Argyleshire, 380. 

 Canbury, or Canonbury, Islington, 132. 

 Cannibahsm in Britain, 36. 71. 

 Cannon, blowing from, 39. 

 Cannon (Eliz.), petition to the Treasury, 65. 

 Canonbury, in Islington, 132. 

 Cant, slang, and vulgar words, 490. 

 Cantab, on Drat 'em, Oddrot 'em, 413. 



Tennyson's " Enid," 131. 

 Cantankerous, its derivation, 188. 

 Canterbury prisoners' basket carrier, 24. j Corporation 



practices, 25; the Jews at, 243. 

 Canterbury registers at Rome, 226. 

 Capel (Dorothy Lady), noticed, 172. 

 Cardinal virtues, origin of, 26. 

 Cardinal's Hat tavern, near Newgate, 326. 

 Cards, playing, of foreign manufacture, 432. 

 Carleton (Guy), his epitaph, 498. 

 Carleton (W.), birth and death, 51. 118. 

 Carriage-boot, 238. 317. 407. 

 Carrington (F, A.) on Gauntlope, 179. 



Carriugton (F. A.) on grotesque in churches, 196. 



Spontoon, 197. 



Torture allowed in England, 176. 

 Carruthers (R.) on Marvell's letter to Milton, 90. 

 Carss (Mark) of Cockpen, 123. 

 Carter (Thomas) on Major Duncanson, 253. 

 Cartismandua, its etymology, 17. 

 Cartmel, its derivation, 354. 

 Cartwright (Wm.), performers in " The Royal Slave," 



207.317.423. 

 Cashel progresses, 377. 

 Cat, its ancient names, 261. 

 " Catalogue of the most Vendible Books," its author, 



105. 183. 

 Cataloguers, caution respecting, 396. 

 Catalogues, early booksellers', 183. 236. 

 Catch-cope bells, 36. 

 Caxton, tracts printed by him, 44. 

 C. (B.) on Richard Woodrofife of Woolley, 69. 

 C. (B. H.) on " Dominus regnavit h ligno," 470. 



Eikon Basilica, first edition, 356. 



Hastings' (Warren) impeachment, 536. 



Liverpool, its derivation, 239. 

 Celtic remains in Jamaica, 24. 59. 91- 

 Centurion on Guy Carleton's epitaph, 498. 



Prussian iron medal, 470. 



Vauxhall punch, &c., 205. 

 Cervantes, English translations of "Don Quixote," 71- 

 Cespoole, alias Liverpool, 110. 198. 239. 257. 

 Cess-here, a provincialism, 9. 58. 195. 

 C. (E. T.) on Incorporated Society of British Artists, 531. 

 Ceylonensis on Marlowe's pastoral, 285. 

 C. (G.) on Mrs. Grundy, 293. 

 C. (H.) on " Quid Grouse in the Gun Room," 329^ 



Shoreham (Wm. de), his poems, 292. 



Titles conferred by Oliver Cromwell, 1 58. 

 Chadwick (J. N.) on ballad " EUand," 216. 

 Chalks, a slang word, 490. 

 Chaloner (Jacob) noticed, 323. 407. 

 Chambers (R.) on Jacobite manuscripts, 363. 

 Chancellor, the Lord High, his progress to Westmin- 

 ster, 104. 153. 

 Chandler (Bp. Edward), his arms, 14. 

 Chandos (Grey Brydges, Lord), supposed author of 



" Hora3 Subsecivaj," 13. 

 Chandos Place, or the Abbot of Reading's, 38. 

 'Change Alley noticed, 138. 

 Chanter (Wm.), incumbent of Hartland, 117. 

 Chapel ScalaCeli, 18. 

 Chapels detached : Becket's Crown, 268. 

 Chappell (Wm.) ballad on " Hockley in the Hole," 537. 

 Charity-box for distressed gentlemen, 108. 

 Charles I., arms and motto on Islip church bells, 324. 

 460.; Gentileschi'sletter to, 121. See Eikon Basilike. 

 Charles II. and the Laird of Cockpen, 123; and Mar- 

 quis of Argyle, 311. 

 Charnock (R. S.) on Bugle, an animal, 461. 



Anvalonnacu, 96. 



Bulse, its derivation, 408. 



Efford, its derivation, 405. 



Etocoetum, 300. 



Gallimawfry as used by Shakspearo, 528. 



Luther represented with a goose, 5 1 5. 



Peel towers, 504. 



Shelley and Barhamwick, 116. 



Walpurgis, its derivation, 425. 



