540 



INDEX. 



Brooks (T. W. D.I on Voltaire, 403. 

 Broome (Dr.) the poet, 22S;. -2i'i. 

 Brothers of the same christian name, SI. 



432. 513. 

 Brougham (Lord) and Home Tooke, 74. 



152. 

 Brown (C.) on myrtle bee, 136. 

 ' Crown (Lyde), his collection of marbles, 



364. 

 Browne (Sir Thomas) and Bishop Ken, 110. 

 Bruce family, 387. 



B. (R. W.) on the moon's influence, 7. 

 Bryant family, 385. 535. 

 Brydone and Mount JEtna, 131. 268. 426. 

 B. (S.) on " Cul bono," 19. 



— Longfellow's originality, 309. 

 Buckton (T. J.) on Alma and Balbec, 490. 

 Baltic tides, 389. 



cat, its dialectical variations, 507. 



— Crimean climate, 507. 



— — Crimean mountains, 462. 



curiosities of Bible literature, 435. 



— Jerusalem Targum on the Prophets, 



522. 

 ^— quotation of Plato and Aristotle, 274. 



— Russian language, 191. 



Sculcoates Gote, 402. 



Sevastopol, 492. 



silence of the sun or the light, 122. 



Sj;Sj), 473. 



— Thau, a symbol, 375. 



Bunny (Eklmund), his Book of Christian 

 Exercises, 68. 110. 



Burdelyers, 182. 292. 



Burgo (Thomas de), Offlcia Propria Sanc- 

 torum Hibernia;, 487. 



Burial in wool, 182. 



Burials in unconsecrated ground, 233. 394. 



Burieiisis on family of Martin Folkes, 348. 



Burman (Peter), his private life, S63. 430. 



Burn (J. S.) on French refugees, IS. 



Genoa registers, 393. 



Burns (Robert), lines by him, 521. 



Busbequius' Epistles, 416. 



Butler (Bishop), his ordination, 306. "93. 



Butler (Charles) on Shakspeare being a 

 Roman Catholic, 85. 



Butler's Hudibras, best edition, .348. 



B. (W.) on abductions in Ireland, 141. 



—^ longevity, 490. 



.— . nautical folk lore, 99. 



B. (W.), Dalslon, on Pope's skull, 478. 



B. ( W. H.) on Molines ot Stoke-Poges, 444. 



B. (W. S.) on lines on Childe Harold, 434. 



Byrom (John), noticed, 41. 



Byron's Childe H,irold, correction in, 314. 

 4.34. 



melodrama by, 305. 



C. on Princess Amelia's household, 56. 



— Bacon (Lord) and Shakspeare, 106. 



Baratariana and Pranceriana, 3j3. 



•— coronation custom, 116. 



Dovil's dozen, 474. 



Dryden and Addison, 423. 



. . ebullition of feeling, 89. 



— forensic jocularities, 70. 

 I Jerpoint Abbey, 43:J. 



. kutchakutchoo, 74. 



notes on manners, costume, &c., 23. 



81. 178. 



. nought and naught, 454. 



Pope's Dunciad, 65. 129. 148. 238. 277. 



418. 



Smedley (Deani, 42-3. 



Smyth (James Moore), 102. 



Swift and the Tatler, 100. 



Warburton's edition of Pope, 108. 



C. de D. on the Dodo, 528. 



— — " Forgive, blest shade," 94. 



. hare, curious fact respecting, 524. 



— . heraldic queries, 2i3. 



— Huntingdon sturgeon, 525. 

 . St Walburge, 186. 



•--- vaccination, 2S8. 



Cabbages first brought to England, 342. 



Campbell (J. H.), an Irish artist, 163. 



Campbell (Thomas), unpublished poem by, 

 44. 119. 



Canaletto's views round London, 315. 



Canker, or briar rose, 153. 



Cann family, 115. 



Cannon-ball effects, 386. 



Cannon used at Crecy, 306. 412. .'534. 



Cantab on epitaph at Ruthin, 375. 



" Captivate," its original meaning, 275. 



Carey (Patrick), noticed, 172. 



Carlos, or Careless (Col.), noticed, 344. 434. 



Carruthers (R.) on Popiana, 238. 



Cartwright (Bishop), 161. 



Cash, its early use, 255. 



Casti, Animali Parlanti, translated, 9. 



Castle resembling Colzean, 444. 



Cat, its dialectical variations, 507. 



Catherine (Czarina) and Brown's mar- 

 bles, 364. 



Cattle watering, 180. 



Caynton House, near Shiffiiall, 87. 



C. (B. H.) on the Actons of Shropshire, 

 372. 



Busbequius' Epistles, 446. 



" Condendaque Lexica," &c., 116. 



— correspondence between Pilate and 



Herod, 29. 



— door-head inscriptions, 515. 

 Herodians, 9. 



Hippolytus to Severina, 482. 



obtains, 115. 



paper of tobacco, 23. 



Pappus, a Lutheran divine, 337. 



Parsons's works, 130. 



— Pope's Dunciad, 109. 



Powell's Repertory of Records, 366. 



Raleigh and his descendants, 47.5. 



Roman inscription at Chester, 205. 



saltcellar, 115. 



Spanish reformation, 446. 



2if;J^, its me<ining, 116. 



topographical etymologies, 354. 



—^ wagers, celebrated, 355. 



zim and jim, 475. 



C. (C. H.) on anonymous ballad, 2S8. 



C. (C. W.) on a quotation, 288. 



Cee (Tee) on Thompson of Esholt, 113. 



CellariuS ( Andreas), his Regni Polonije, 46. 



Cennick's Hymns, 148. 293. 



Centum sign, 39. 



Centurion on Andrea Ferrara, 224. 



St. George's cross as a standard, 206. 



Cervantes' characters in Don Quixote, 343. 



407. 

 Cervus on Elstob family, 295. 



stanzas in Childe Harold, 314. 



Cestriensis on Chester inquisition, 184. 



Crewe's geographical drawings, 65. 



Flodden Field warriors, 223. 



Justice George Wood, 102. 



Ceyrep on door-head inscriptions, 355. 



picture by Crevelli Vencziano, 355. 



C. (F.) on genealogies in old Bibles, 345. 

 C. (F. J.) on " Credo, Domine," &c., 163. 



Spenser's Fairy Queen, 143. 



Cg. on General Giiyon, 165. 



C. (G. A.) on De Beauvoir pedigree, 51. 



epitaph " Quod fuit esse," &c., 52. 



Chadwick (J. N.) on quotation from Miss 



Landon, 288. 

 Challsteth (A.) on proverb in Erasmus, 527. 



" Plus o-cidit Gula," &c., 530. 



stars and flowers, ,030. 



Chancellor's purse, its changes of colour, 



278. 

 Chapel Royal, St. James's, 9. 

 Chaplain, an infidel court, 346. 

 Chare or char, 435. 513. 

 Charing Cross, sculptor at, 187. 

 Charitable institution in England, the 



oldest, 183. 

 Charles I. at Oxford, 304. 



his relics, 245. 416. 469. 



Charles II., ballad on his escape, 340. 

 Charles (Prince), his house in Derby, 105. 



193. 

 Chartburn on motto of the Thompeons, 395. 



Chateau (J. H.) on longevity, 149. 

 Chaucer and Mr. Emerson, 135. 

 Chaucer's Parish priest, 387. 635. 

 C. (H. B.) on Albert sur les Operations de 



I'Ame, 430. 

 — — apparition which preceded the Fire of 



London, 113. 



Burnam (Peter), his private life, 363. 



condemnation of P. Abelard, 485. 



forensic jocularities, 253. 



haberdasher, 475. 



legend of a monk, 175. 



Leslie and Dr. Middleton, 33. 



pre-Raffaelism, 9.3. 



print of Midas, 155. 



Robinson Crusoe, its author, 448. 



C. (H. C.) on German maritime laws, Gd. 



Lyte's process, 51. 111. 



Cherries, origin of, 101. 



Chester inquisition, 184. 



Chester (Thomas), Bishop of Elphin, 115. 



Chevalier, its origin, 243. 



Cheverells on Selden's tombstone, 153. 



— — "Time and I," origin of the adage, 134. 



water cure in the last century, 153. 



Chichester, arms of the diocese, 186. 

 Children nurtured by wolves in India, 62. 

 Chinese language, works on, 29. 167. 



proverbs in Crystal Palace, 46. 175. 294. 



Chiselhurst Church, Kent, custom at, 243. 



Chits, a nickname, 44. 



Chloroform on the kaleidoscope, 272. 



Choke damp in coal-pits, 104. 



Christian names, double, 18. 133. 276. 413. 



Christmas folk lore, SOI. 



X(ivo; on Franciscan dress, 9. 



Church, ancient usage of, 72. 



" Church and Queen " toast, 145. 



Church building and restoration, 140. 



Church, high and low, 200. 278. 



Church porch, right of refuge in, 25.'!. 



Church unity, anonymous MS. on, 65. 



Churches erected in each county, 126. 193. 



316. 

 Churches in France, their architecture, 



484. 

 Churchill (Charles), his gr.ive, 378. 

 Churchyard literature, 402. 

 Cid on Dakeyne motto, 327. 



Hedding family, 185. 



Pocklington (Dr. John\ his arms, 37. 



salutation customs, 126. 



Worrall family, 306. 



Cincinnatus on the last of the Palaiologi, 

 352. 



Ciudad Rodrigo, siege of, 126. 



Civilis on disinterment, 332. 



Cj. on The Economy of Human Life, 74. 



C. (J. J.) on l>lack rat, 135. 



Clairvoyance tested, 7. 194. 



Clare customs, 385. 



legends, 139. 251. 390. 505. 



Clarence dukedom, 73. 255. 



Clarendon's History of the Irish Rebellion, 

 224. 



Clarke (Dr. Adam), MS. from his library, 

 423. 



Classic authors and the Jews, 12. 



Clavius (Christopher), his copy of Pighius, 

 158. 



Claymores, their origin. 224. 412. 5.31 . 



Clericus Cantuar. on Thierry's theory, 285. 



Clericus D. on lines on Sir T. More, 393. 



Paterson, founder of the Bank, 273. 



Pope sitting on the altar, 273. 



Clericus Rusticus on baptismal supertti- 

 tion, 321. 



cockahoop, its derivation, 56. 



Clever, its provincial use, 522. 



Clock of Trinity College, Cambridge, 4G. 



Cloncurry (Lord), his Memoir, 221. 



Clover grass first brought to England, 342. 



C. (L. T.) on letters of Swift, 459. 



Coats, their former shapes, 81. 



Cobweb, its derivation, 398. 



Cockahoop, its derivation, .56. 



Cockle (James) on mathematical bibliogra- 

 phy, 3. 48. 191. 



Coffee-grounds, divination by, 420. 534. 



