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INDEX. 



C. (B. H.) on Syriac scriptures, 479. 



C. (B. N.) on epigrams, 393. 



Ceeley (Thomas) noticed, 207. 



Ceiie's Essay for a New Translation of the 



Bible, 40. 142. 

 Centenarian trading vessel, 380. 

 Ce.ridwen on bells, 429. 

 •^^ on cocket and cler-maptyn, 530. 

 .— golden bees, 535. 



legend of Llangefelach tower, 545. 



passage in Orosius, .536. 



Savoy churcti, custom at, 529. 



i wild plants and their names, 441. 

 Cestriensis on a family caul, 546. 

 Ceylon, best map of, 65. 110. 

 Ceyrep on the origin of albums, 341. 

 ■ consecrated rings for epilepsy, 88. 



Gesmas and Desmas, 464. 



— .— sign of the cross in Greek Church, 461. 



heraldic queries, 571. 



marriage ring, 601. 



— Peter's statue at Rome, 96. 210. 



— wood of the cross, 334. 



C. (G.) on Le Gray and collodion process, 

 47. 



C. (G. A.) on arms of Ensakeand Cradock, 

 51. 



C. (G. C.) on origin of the rosary, 158. 



C. (G. J.) on detached belfry towers, 46.'5. 



C. (H.) on detached belfry towers, 4d5. 



the whetstone, 463. 



ChafTers (W.), Jun., on goldsmiths' year- 

 marks, 90. 



Chaloner (Edmund) noticed, 334. 583. 



Chantry chapels, 185. 



Chapel'Plasterja public-house in Wilts, 37. 

 145. 



Chapel Sunday, 527. 



Chaplains to noblemen, 85. 1(53. 317. 



Chapman (John), his sounding name, 37. 



Chappell (Wm.J on Lady Nevell's music- 

 book, 187. 



Charade attributed to Sheridan, 379. 463. 



Charlecote on Thomas Shakspeare, 405. 

 545. 



Charles I., miniature ring of, 184. 247. 



Charlton (Edward) on imprecatory epi- 

 taphs, 253. 



Chatterton, his death, 14. 138. 189. 267. 



Chaucer's connexion with the Temple, 69. 



inedited poem on, 201. 



—— knowledge of Italian, 517. 584. 



- — prophetic view of Crystal Palace, 356. 

 440. 



C. (H. B.) on emblems, 15. 



— Genoveva, 212. 



Hallett and Dr. Saxby, 511, 



^— heuristisch, 237. 



" Judsus odor," 295, 



mitigation of capital punishment, 163. 



573. 

 -— Mrs. Mackey's poems, 109. 



Palissy and Cardinal Wiseman, 499. 



" Sohd men of Boston," 222. 



-— tooth of Sir I. Newton, 207. 



C. (H. C.) on lad and lass, 256. 



Chess problem, 193. 



Chess-men found in the Isle of Levfis, 620. 



Cheverells on autobiographical sketch, 477. 



font inscriptions, 625. 



Lamech killing Cain, 362. 



oaken tombs and effigies, 607. 



parochial libraries, 369. 392. 



—^ parvise, 624. 



queen bee, 633. 



. " Time and I," 586. 



Chichester Pallant, 206. 269. 335. 

 Child-raother, 526. 

 Chipchase of Chipchase, 133. 

 Christian names, 406. 488. 626. 

 Christophoros on anecdote in Franklin, 134. 

 Churchwardens, qualifications of, 359. 

 Gibber's Lives of the Poets, 1 13. 143. 341. 



386. 

 C. (J.) on inscriptions in books, 337. 

 C> (J. N.) on detached belfry towers, 586. 



Lady-day proverb, 157. 



parochial libraries, 558. 



* — Spanish armada, picture of, 558. 



C. (J. R.) on Bishop Butler, 573. 

 C. (J. S.) on lowbell, 367. 



ship's painter, 391. 



Clarendon (Lord) and the tub- woman, 133. 



211. 634. 

 Claret, its derivation, 237. 511. 561. 630. 

 Clarke's Essay on Mathematical Learning, 



15. 

 Clericus (D.) on bell inscriptions, 633. 



Schomberg's epitaph, 341. 



" Seductor .Sueco," 595. 



ClifF(Lord) noticed. 455. 536. 



Clifton (Thomas) of Normanton, 354. 



Cliviger on Edmund Spenser, 362. 



Cobb, its derivation, 234. 321. 



Cobb's (Mrs.) Diary, 477. 



Cock, names ending in, 279. 



Cockayne (Dr. Wm.) noticed, 431. 



Cody (Patrick) on fairies in New Ross, 61. 



Coenaculum of Lionardo da Vinci, 524. 624. 



Coins in foundations, 1G6. 



of Europe, 597. 



Coke, its pronunciation, 586. 



Coke (Lord), his speech and charge, 376. 



433. 

 Cokely on collodion, 414. 



fact in natural philosophy, 367. 



—— parochial libraries, 193. 



photographic gun cotton, 314. 



^— soiled fingers, 162. 



stereoscopic pictures, 70. 



Coket and cler-mantyn explained, 530. 

 Coleman (E. H.) on plum-pudding, 66. 

 Coleridge (S. T.), his annotations in books, 



280. 

 — - his life suggested, 282. 368. 



a prophet, 36. 



Christabel, assumed omission, 206. 292. 



passage in, .330. .':93. 



Collar of SS., 297. 584. 



Colles (W. H.) on Croxton or Crostin, 108. 



Collier (J. Payne) on Adam Bell, Clym of 



the Clough, 445. 

 queries as to his Notes and Emenda. 



tions to Shakspeare, 153. 



Shakspeare, unanswered queries, 216. 



Collis (Thomas) on parochial libraries, 507. 

 Collyns (Wm.) on " In Jcsum Cruci af- 



fixum," 283. 

 Colman (J. B.) on whimsical bequest, 105. 

 Columba (St.) his cross, 302. 

 Comedians (English) in the Netherlands, 



114. 360. 503. 

 " Coming home to men's business," its 



origin, 235. 320. 

 Compass flower, 477. 

 Confirmation superstition, 167. 

 Consecrated roses, &c., 407. 480. 537. 

 Consort (Mons.) noticed, 381. 

 Constables of France, 332. 

 Constant Reader on hobnail counting, 157. 

 Conundrum answered, 294. 

 Convocation, alliterative pasquinade on, 



129. 



in Ireland, 345. 583. 



" Letter to a Member of Parliament," 



620. 

 Conway family, 261. 



Conyngers,its etymology, 182, 241. 368. 441. 

 Cooke (Robert) on mistletoe, 269. 

 Cooper (C. H.) on Bramston's poem, 318. 



Ferdinand Mendez Pinto, 631. 



gloves at fairs, 5.59. 



Lode, a river, 464. 



— Monk and Cambridge university, 486. 



nose of wax, 439. 



" other-some" and " unneath,"()31. 



salt-peter man, ,"530. 



sheriffs of Huntingdonshire, 631. 



Sir Edwin Sadler, 416. 



worth, its meaning, 6,30. 



Cooper (Thompson) on ballad of the Battle 



of the Boyne, 118. 



inscription on penny of Geo. III., 165. 



tuck, its meaning, 188. 



Verney papers, &c., 568. 



Corbet peerage, 283. 



Coriolanus on Genoveva of Brabant, 246. 



Corney (Bolton) on Wotton and Milton, 7. 



Cornish (James) on Archbishop Leighton 

 and Pope, 475. 



Iron Mask, 344. 



Shakspcare's bed-side, 104. 



Coronation, a flower, 530. 



Correspondent on Inigo Jones, 430. 



Corser (Thomas) on English books of Em- 

 blems, 469. 



Corvizer explained, 503. 



Corylus on beech-trees struck by lightning, 



■ 25. 



passage in Tennyson, 25. 



Cossack, its meaning, 430. 



Cotton (H.) on praver-books prior to 1662, 

 18. 393. 



Cotton (W. H.) on furmety or frumenty, 

 166. 



" Country Parson's Advice to his Parish- 

 ioners," its author, 550. 



Country Practitioner on a test for lens, 485. 



County history societies, their formation, 

 14. 



Coverdale (Bishop), his exhumation, 97. 



Covert family, 85. 189. 



Cowgill on Thomas Bonnell, 561. 



capital punishments, 561. 



Khond fable, ,584. 



Cowper and tobacco smoking, 229. 

 Cowper or Cooper, U)2. 

 Cowper (B. H.) on 'Afvi'ov, 24. 



raising the wind, 27. 



" world without end," 27. 



" Craftsman's Apology," 499. 



Cramp (Wm.) on Letters of Atticus, 56"^ 



Cranmer and Calvin, 501. 621. 



Crassus' s.iying, 498. 



Creeper in the Samoan Isles, 107. 



Cremona violins, Sfi. 



Cremonas, list of the earliest, 501. 58S. 



Creole, its etymology, 381. 535. 



Crescent, its origin, 235. 392. 



C. (R. H.) on Kelway family, 529. 



the Lisle family, 36,5. 



Criticisms, coincident, 524. 

 Cromlin (Mr.), his grant, 305. 

 Cromwell's seal, 427. 

 Crookes (Wm.) on after-dilutions, 48. 



wax-paper process, 71. 



Croxton of Lancashire noticed, 108. 316. 



Crowe's Monody, 6. 144. 



Croydon, its unhealthiness, 237. 393. 



burn at, 626. 



Crosby (James) on drengage and berewich, 



39. 

 Cross and pile, 24. 487. .560. 631. 



and the crucifix, 189. 



given by Richard I. to the patriarch 



of Antioch, 357. 



, in Mexico and Alexandria, ,548. 629. 



its sign, as used in the Greek church, 



380. 461. 



the wood of the, 177. 334. 437. 488. 



Crossley (Francis) on Allen, as a surname, 



319. 



cob and conners, 321. 



coninger, 368. 



Lamech killing Cain, 363. 



meaning of Meals, 298. 



meaning of Rather, 392. 



" The wee brown hen," 284. 



Crossley (James) on Captain Ayloff, 486. 



Craftsman's Apology, 4i)9. 



door-head inscriptions, 585. 



East India Trade, tract on, 471. 



Grub Street Journal, 383. 



Howell's Letters, 636. 



Huct's Navigations of Solomon, 438. 



lines quoted by Charles Laml), 439. 



Oliver St. John, 520. 



Peter Sterry and Jeremiah White, 



388. 

 Pope, his corrections adopted from the 



Dunces, 541. 



prospectus to Gibber's Lives, 386. 



Psatmanazar, 435. 551. 



Pylades and Corinna, 508. 551. 



" Quod fuit esse," 391. 



Richard Midgley, 438. 



" Solid Men of Boston," 222. 



