624 



INDEX, 



Canongatc marriages, 13fi. 



Cant or slang language, H2. 



Cantab on the Duke of Wellington's title, 



516. 

 Cap ofmjintonance, 271- 324. 

 Capital punishment, mitigation of, 153. 229. 



276. 49(j. 61+. 

 Carcases, different productions of different, 



2(i3. 

 Cardinals in England, S7. 

 «'arians, then- use of heraldic deviees, 5.^6. 

 C'ai ne (J. Niclwi'l) on the bell of St. Iltutus, 



389. 

 Carthusian order, account of, 643. 

 Catalogues, curiosities of, 339. 

 Catalogue, proposals for a model, 525. 

 Catastrophe, its meaning. 223. 

 Catcalls ilescribed. 46d. 559. 

 Cato (Josiah) on Rufus's oak, 264. 

 I'ause: "The good old caiise," origin, 74'. 



180. 319.391.344. 

 Cavaliors abroad, 272. 

 Cawarden family, 316. 

 Caxton coffer, 289. S73. 

 C. (15. 11.) on cross and pile, 513. 



De Vita Functorum, 511. 



palendronie verse, 521. 



rhymes on places, 185. 



C. (C. IJ.)on muffs worn by gentlemen, 374. 



Owen's epigrams, 28(J. 



pronunciation of Pickigni, 160. 



C (E.) on lines on succession of English 



kings, 83. 

 Ceridwen on the seed of raspberry plants, 



222. 



barons of Ulster, 461.. 



teyrep on Bede queries, 542. 



Ue I-audil)us Sanctffi Cruois, 109. 



Mary Queen of Scots' gold cross, 486. 



singing-bread, 389. 



C. (G.) on the Irvingites, 588, 



Mrs. Mackay's Poems, 578. 



origin of collodion, .562. 



C. (G. A.) on a charade, 604. 



C. (G. H.) on Norfolk spells, 601. 



nursery rhymes, 601. 



C (H.) on "Like a fair lilv," &c., 42. 



Chadderton family. 273. 423. 



Chadwick (John Norse}, armorial bearings 



of cities, 54. 



Richard ITI.'s son, 4S6. 



sandred groat, 341. 



—— Shaston, its locality, 15J.. 



Statuta Exonia!,.'i29. 



Chain of Salvation, 268. 44rt. 



Chalmers (Geo.), anonyineus work bv, 200. 



280. .W. 



on Junius' Letters, 285. 



Chaloncr (Edmundl, 2!43. 

 laiantry chapels, 22.1 305. 3S6. 422. 

 Chapman's Plays mentioned by Menslow, 



453. 

 Charade, solution of required, 604. 

 Charing Cross and Charles' statue, 264. 

 Charlatans of last century, 301. 

 Charles I. and the blacksmith, 360. 



and the Oxford Colleges, 486. 



— — chronogram on his decapitation, 575. 

 miniature ring of, ,578. 



— his executioner. 197. 



his relics at Ashburnham, 173. 



remarkahle picture of, 390. 



standard at Nottingham, 8. 



Charm in Essex, ftO. 



Charm of the clan, 461. 



Charticr (Alain', lines by, 122. 230. 279. 



Chase family, 53. 



Chaucer studying at the Temple, 603. 



Chaunting of jurors, 315. 



O. (H. B.) on Ranquo's ghost, 33. 



— catcalls, 559. 

 — — civilation, 376. 

 Irish rhymes, ."540. 



. mitigation of capital punishment, 229. 



. monody on Sir John Moore. SO. 



muffs worn by gentlemen, 374. 



Shakspeare a Calvinist, 539. 



•^— Warton's note on Aristotle's poets, 45. 

 Cheshire cat. to grin like a, 62. 



Cheshire proverbs, SS5. 

 Chess, antiquities of, 464. 

 Chevalier St. George, 42. 

 Cheverells on St. Christopher, 349. 



funeral custom. .588. 



misprints in Prayer-Book, 390. 



mutts worn by gentlemen. 323. 



mummies in Germany, 328. 



story of a French bishop, 36'?. 



Clievreuse (Duc-hessede), swimming across 



the Thames, 316. 

 C. (H. J.) on German superstition, 288. 



passage in Milton, 4(iO. 



Christ, a print o( the head of, 414. 496. 521. 

 Christmas-day on a Thursday, 385. 

 Christopher, representations of, 62. S49. 

 Christopher (St.), governor of, in 1662, 87. 



108. 131. 3(ri. 419. 

 Chronograms, 97. 329. 3S5. 5~5. 

 Churches decorated at Christmas, 487. 

 eiiurchill (Charles), where did he die? 



484. 591. 

 Church-stile, its meaning, 339. 378. .569. 

 Civilalion, its etymology, 199. 376. 564. 

 Civis on lines on woman's will, 10. 

 C. (J.) on chloro-formyl,420. 



tenure by drengage, .").33. 



C. (J. A.) on judges' robes, 258. 



C. (.1. R.) on legend of Isle of Ely, 11. 



I'labber Napper's Hole, 455. 



Clapper, its meaning, 542. 



Clare (John), his works, 196. 



Clarke (Cowden) on Mrtton and Tacrtns, 20. 



Clavering (Bp. Robert) noticed, 413. 589. 



Cleaver (Or. Euseby) noticed, 303. 



Clergy, their dress before the Reformation, 



99. 183. 2.54. 

 •Clericus (I).) on acrostic on Napoleon 



family, 171. 

 — — aiicient signification of literati, 171. 



Charlier's quaint lines, 279. 



couplet " Between the saddle and the 



ground," .')09. 



" Dieu et mon drort," 185. 



Greville's Ode to Indifference, 280. 



Huguenots in Ireland, 316. 



marriage ceremony in Sarum use, 270. 



" Vox populi, vox Dei," 185. 



Clock mottoes, 209. 



CI. ( W.) on remarkable experiment', 8. 



Cn. CI. on anonymous prints, 52. 



Coach travelling, 98. 



Coal, its use as fuel, 147. 



Cobbe (John), notices of, 222. 



Cock and bull story, 146. 



Cockayne (Wm.), ncrtices of, 3"0. 



Cockney defined by Camden, 149. 



Cojfins, stone, works on, 101. 



Coffins, the phrase '• People talking in their 



coffins," 390. 

 Coif, historical notices of, 224. 

 Coin of Claudius current, .530. 

 Coins in foundations, origin of, 270. 470. 

 Coins of Julia Domna, 48.5. 

 Corke and Cowper, how i)roneunced, 16. 

 Cold Harbour, 455. 

 Coleridge, a wit referred -to bv him, 461. 



590. 



Additions to Aids to ReflectioR, 533. 



Letters to Charles Lamb, 117. 



notes on Pepys's Diary, 21.1. 



Coll, rumoured discovery in, 221. 



Collar of SS., 182. 3."2. 



Collier (J. Payne) on emendations of the 



text of Shakspeare, 104. 



pa.ssages in King Lear, 41. 



passages in Love's Labour's Lost, 297. 



the word capable in As Vou Like It, 



495. 

 variations in folia 1632 of Shakspeare, 



141. 

 Collins the commentator, 412. 

 Collins (William), his portrait, 291. 591. 

 Colman '(J. "B.") on rneanirtg of Whit, 45. 



punishment of treason, 246. 



Comhaer (Gerit) noticed, 342. 

 Comitissa Ysabel, who was she ? 35. 

 Commerce, works on the history of, 87. 

 Conditor Precum, 362. 



Confirm.-ition superjrtition, 001. 

 Connecticut halfpenny, 423. 

 Consbv (Sir Harry), notice of, 406. 

 Constables of France, 128. 254. 

 Constant Reader on people talkin_g in their 



cottins, 390. 

 Conundrums, 126. 602. 

 Convocation, 456. 



in Ireland, 317. 



Cook, Jun. (C.) on Sydney Smith's receipt, 



41.5. 

 Cooke (M.) on Gr^orian tones, 178. 

 C-ooper (C. II.) on Admiral Verne-n, 5<H). 



cap of maintenance. .324. 



the term catastrophe, 2'.',S. 



clajiper, its meaning, 542. 



Judge Jeffrey.^, 512. 



jiuiges' robes, 258. 



monody on Sir John Moore, -SO, 



— — proverbs, 303. 



.- rhymes upon places, ,350. 



Richard IIL, 615. 



Scriveners' company, 350. 



smock marriages, 56\. 



TaHeyrand and Lord Bacon, 5.54. 



Trafalgar, its acceirtuatlon, 439. 



twitten, its meaning, 542. 



Coral charms, 11. J8.5. 

 Coriiey (Bolton) on bibliogr-aphical compe- 

 tition, 525. 



Caxton coffer, 289. 



the dodo, 4.'34. 



Donne ver.sus Francis Davidson, 157. 



Dutch East India Company, 317. 



editorship of Shaksjjeare, 2. 



lines by Slienstone, 465. 



Waller's autograph, .S74. 



■Cornish (James) on Dr. Walker, 599. 



Dutch porcelain, 209. 



hydrophobia, 110. 



Maturin Laurent, 181. 



Mother Damnable, 1.37. 



"Sacrum pingue dat)o," 159. 



Shakspeare, " Clannour j-our tongues," 



312. 

 Cornish miners' stiperstttion, 601. 

 Cornwallis (?:arl) of kin to Geo. HT., 198. 

 Correspondents furnishingtheir realiiames, 



558. 

 Corser (Thomas) on the Rev. C. Daubuz, 



527. 

 Cosin and Fuller, 124. 

 Cotton (Henry) on exterior stoups, 591. 

 imperfect editions of Foxe's Martyrs, 



-220. 

 Cotton (Pierre)j his relatives, 48,5. 

 Cotmn (Sir John Hynde), noticed, 388. 567. 

 Coudray family, 75. 16(i. 2.06. 3+9. 

 Coventry, on putting one in, 318. 589. 

 Coventry's History of Pompey the Little, 



433. 472. 

 Coverley (Sir Roger de'), a daiwe, 37. 

 Coverdale (Bp.l, removal of his remains, 



,552. 615. 

 Cow, or cough, 62. 



Cowgill on burial of William the Conque- 

 ror, 209. 



Egbert and the Octarchy, 244. 



exhumation of King ArthKr, 568. 



longevity, 231. 



oak of reformation, 588. 



phonetic spelling, 566. 



royal We, 239. 



ScaniVinavian s1{ull-c«ips, 441. 



—^ surnames, 201. 



sex of the sun and inaon,-232. 



- tenure of herring-pies, 430. 

 Cowley and Orav, 119 



Cowper ( A. H.) on John Clare, 1'96. 

 Cowper (B. H.) on the word Alioqtiin, 516. 



chronogram on Chailes I., 576. 



phonetic spelling, 566. 



queries on language, .509. 



Cowper on Cowper or Cooper, 177. 



Cowper or Cooper, its pronunciation, 177. 



Cramp, alleged cure for, 001. 



Cranes in storms, 31. 89. 



Cranmer (Abp.), story of a ghost, 222. 



Crawford (E;irl of), lines on, 4. 



