INDEX. 



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Popiana : — 



" Welcome from Greece," 89. 



Pol-t (Mr. Justice), 1^7. 



Porter's or Trotman's anchor, 88. 



Porthaethwy, inscription on the ffefry-hote6, 2l43. 



Portland, Bow and Arrott^ Castle, 31. 



Posies on wedding-rings, 118. 166. 429. 



Post and pair, a game at cards, 32. 



Posta^je stamps, old ones collected, 339. 42 1. 500. 



Pole (t{. G.) on the mystic take and lolUs, 1 61. 221. 



Braminisman imposture, 261. 



Stonehenge, &c., 326. 

 Potter (Thomas) and the " Essay on Womaii,'* 1. 4l. 



74. 

 Povey (Charles), residence at Belsize, 378. 

 Powell of Forest Hill, 70. 



Powell (Sir John), his arms, 329. 402. 423. 520. 

 Powell (Thomas), sale of his anvil ahd hammer, 200. 

 Powell (Thomas), his dramas, 280. 

 P. (P.) on arched instep, 481. 



Durst, an English word, life. 



Kirkham families, 160. 



Marrying a widow, 159. 



Peacocks and adders, 98. 1.57. 



Eygges and wharpooles, 30. 

 Prayer, Occasional Forms of, 400. 

 Pre-existence, the sense of, 157, 234, 298. 

 Prester John, his habitat, 171, 259. 376. 

 Prestoniensis on black money, 252. 



Galley half- pence, 252. 



Lancashire heralds' visitatioHS, 332. 

 Prideaux and Walpole, 367. 

 Prig, its derivation, 184, 220. 

 Primatt (Wm.), date of his death, 513. 

 Printing on coloured papers, 160. 

 Prints, how arranged, l70. 220. 

 Prison rents under the Stuarts, 166. 

 Prltzen (Von) family, 453. 

 Professor, abuse of the title, 38. 238. 

 Propagation Societies, chartered by Cromwell and Wil- 

 liam III., 290. 

 Prophecies, ambiguous pfopef ilaltites iii, 201. 2f7. 352. 

 Proteus, a living one, 502. 

 Proverbial phrases, a collection suggested, 83. 

 Proverbs and Phrases : — » 



Bacon : " Saving one's bacon," 67. 132. 

 , Bath: " Go to Bath," 268. 448. 



Bottle of hay, 87, 176. 



Brick : " He is a brick," 247. 376. 



Devil looking over Lincoln, 197. 



Feather in his cap, 131. ^ 



Fortune helps those who help themselves, 292. 317. 



Halloo ! as a shout, 36. 78. 



Knowledge is power, 220. 376. 



Looting the treasury, 332. 



Plum : " To be worth a plum," 13. 99. 



Post and pair, 52. 



Pull for prime, 496. 



Kaining cats and dogs, 18. 



Rule of thumb, 147, 279. 313. 500. 



Rule the roast, 152. 



Shank's nag, 86. 115. 388; 



Sordet cognita veritas) 308; 



Sublime and ridiculous, 66. 



T.: " Fitting to a T/' 71* 96. 



Proverbs and Phrases : -—r 



Wolf: " Keeping the wolf from the door," 51. 115. 



Won golden opinions, 108, 137. 

 Provincial abbreviationj 451. 

 Proxies and eiiiibits, their origin, 106, 158; 215. 

 P. (R. S.) on Junius and Tremellius' Bible, 252. 

 P. (R. S. V.)-on Polish sexual termittations, 172. 

 P— r — y on Anne, a male name, 12. 

 Pryce (Geo.) on Chatterton's interment, 92. 

 P. (T.) on Bampfylde-Moore Carew, 522. 



Lambert (Dr.), 452. 



Oddities in printing, l60. 

 Pugin (A. W.), his idea of Gothic architecture, 67. 

 " Pull for prime," explained, 496. 

 Pulpit, its origih, 512. 

 Punch ladles, coins in, 270. 



" Purchase," its original meaning, 123. 220. 299. 338. 

 P. (W.) on Thomas Potter, 74. 

 Pyrrhus, king of Epirus, his chai-dcter, 181. 

 Pythagoras on the planets, 250, 310. 



Q. on " To be worth a plum," l4. 



Q. (F. S.) on Bampfylde-Mool-e Care^j 401. 



Q. (P.) on the Auction of Cats, 237. 



"Captain WedderbUrn's Courtship," 217. 

 Quadrature of the circle, 57. 153. 

 Quseritur on witchcraft, 170. 

 Quarry, its meaning, 44. 

 Querist on Kars and Gen. Williams, 38?. 

 Quirinus (Sir Thomas), noticed, 269. 



Quotations : — 



Admire, weep, laugh, exult, despise, 410; 



A regal crown is but a croWn of thornsj 189. 299. 



Arise, my love, 473. 



As angels love good men, 69. 



Barbaris ex fortuna pendit fides, 419. 



Busirin fiigiens et inhospita litora Bacchus j 412. 



463. 

 Conturbabantur Coristantinopolitani, 440. 

 Deux ace non possunt, &c., 68. 

 Dingle and Derry sooner shall Unite, 171. 198. 

 For when a reason's aptly chosen; 208. 

 Henley's wide-mouth'd sons, 309. 400. 

 Humble though rich — a strange anomaly) 228. 

 Inveni portum, spes et fortutia valete, 223. 

 I live for those who love rne, 319. 

 Life is a comedy to those who think, 129. 

 Oh ! mean may seem this house of clay; 320. 

 felix culpa, 107. 156. 

 Par le Diable h, la Fortune; 58; 

 Perturbabantur Constantinopolitanij 440. • 

 Praise God! Praise God! 219. 

 Quaj Cicero baud novit, &c., 207. 

 Rose-coloured clouds, that rise at morn, 69. 

 Second thoughts not always best, 8. 36. 159. 

 Seven rival cities claim great Honier dead; 207; 

 Sis sus, sis Dif US, &c., 30. 

 Sweeping, veheriiehtly sweeping, 7; 

 The archangel's spear, 289. 420. 

 There's something ails the spot, 4lO, 441. 

 Think what a woman should be — she Was that, 19. 

 Time is precious, time is greater, 128. 



