INDEX. 



609 



Kirkpatrick's MSS. of Norwich, 515. 561. 

 * Kitchen (Anthony), his arms, 350. 

 Knight's Quarterly Magaziue, contributors 



to, 103. 334. 

 Knight's numismatic collections, 9. 

 Knightlow Cross in Warwickshire, 448. 

 " Knobstick," as used by trades' unions, 



373. 

 Kutchin-kutchu, 304. 

 *Kynoch families, 148. 



L. 



Ladylift, a clump of trees, 53. 



*Lamb (Charles), his birthplace, 562. 



Largesse, a provincialism, 209. 408. 



La Rochefoucauld, 3'20. 



Launch of the " Prince Royal" in 1610, 



464. 

 Laurie on Finance, 42. 

 *Lavidian, a fish, 398. 

 Law (Edward), lines on his being made 



Chief Justice, 396. 

 Lawless Court, Roehford, Essex, 11. 

 Lawyers' bags, 20. 41. 

 Lawyers, epigram on four, 103. 

 *Leapor (Mary), tragedy by, 104. 

 Le Compere Mathieu, 480. 

 *Leeming Hall, near Liverpool, 351. 

 Legal customs, 20. 41. 

 Legend, its use defended, 44. 

 *Leger (Col. St.) noticed, 76. 

 Legh (Sir Urian) of Adlington, 305.' 

 Leicester as ranger of Snowdon, 125.353. 

 Leicester (Robert Dudley, eleventh Earl 



of), 105. 160. 354. 

 Leighton (Abp.), his burial-place, 8. 



• Lemying (Christopher) of Burneston, 325. 

 Leslie (Charles) and Dr. Middleton, 324. 



575. 

 Lessius (Leonard), his Hygiasticon, 52. 

 Letters, Irish, Anglo-Saxon, &c., 246 361. 

 Letters of eminent literary men, 7. 28. 

 Lewis family, 86. 

 •Lewis (Jenkin), his Memoirs of the Duke 



of Gloucester, its editor, 542. 

 " Liber Passionis Domini nostri Jesu 



Christi," 446. 

 Lichfield Bower, or VVappcnschau, 338. 

 Life and death, 226. 481. 592. 

 Life-belts, 348. 



Life, on living over again, 591. 

 Lightloot (Anna), '.'S3. 

 Lignites, what ? 422. 477. 

 Lincoln episcopal registers, extracts from, 



513. 

 Lindsey Court-house, inscription on, 492. 



552. 602. 

 *Linna;aii medal, 374. 

 *Lipyeatt family. 349. 

 Literary curiosities, 31. 

 Literature(Euglish), its components, 244. 

 *Liverics, red and scarlet, 126. 

 *Loike (John), his pedigree, 493. 

 J.ode, its meaning, 233. 

 Lodge (Edmund) the herald, 453. 

 Logan or rocking stones, 561. 

 London Churches, a plea for, 51. 



* London Corporation, custom of, 34. 

 *London Corporation, query for, 77. 



fortifications, 174. 2 7. 258. 



Longfellow families, 174. 255. 424. 

 Hyperion, 495. 602. 



originality, 77. 



Reaper and the Flowers, 63. 



Long Parliament, lists of its members, 423. 

 Lovelace (Richard), his Lucasta, 208. 

 *Lowle family, 350. 

 *Lowth of Sawtrey, 374. 

 Lucifer, palace of, 'ids. 

 *Ludwell (Thomas) noticed, 373. 

 " Luke's iron crown," 57. 

 *Lunsford (Sir Thomas) noticed, 373. 

 Luther ( Martin), his bust, 21. 

 Lyon (William), Bishop of Cork, 192." 

 " Lyra Apostolica," its authors and motto, 

 304. 407. 



Lyra's Commentary, 323. 503. 

 Lysons' manuscripts, 57. 



M. 



M. A. and A. M. degree, 475. 599. 

 Macaulay (T. B ) in error, 196. 

 *MacGregor (Helen) noticed, 350. 

 Machyn (Henry) noticed, 483. 



* Mackerel, blind, 245. 



Mackey (Samson Arnold), 89. 179. 



Mackli'n and Pope, V39. 



Madden's Reflections and Resolutions, 199. 



* Maid of Orleans, 374. 

 Mairdil or mardle, 233. 336. 

 *Maisterson's Lords* descents, 76. 

 Majority, the attainment of, 18 8.5. 

 Maltese knights, 80. 99 263. 313. 417. 442. 

 Mammet, its derivation, 43. 82. 



Man in the moon, 1H4. 



Mantel-piece, its origin, 302. 385. 576. 



*Manuscript catena, 33. 



Maps, dates of, 396. 553. 



Market crosses, 2()9. 



Marmortinto, or sand-painting, 217. 327. 



Marriage agreement, a curious one, 193. 



ceremony in the fourteenth century, 



33. 84. 



Marston and Erasmus, 513. 



*Maityrs feeling pain, 846. 590. 



*Mary Queen of Scots at Auchincas, 325. 



Mathew, a Cornish family, 222. 2.S9. 551. 



Mattaire (Michael), letter to Earl of Ox- 

 ford, 28. 



Matthew of Westminster, Bohn's edition, 8. 



Mawkin, a scarecrow, 303. 385. 601. 



* May-day custom, 516. 

 *Maydenburi, 516. 



Mayor of London a Privy Councillor, 137. 



158. 

 Mazarin (Duchess of), her monument, 



2+9. 

 Medal of Queen Anne, 399. 

 *Medicine, Eastern practice of, 198. 

 Meols, name of a parish, 4/09* 553. 

 •Mereworth Castle, Kent, 124. 

 Mermaid Tavern club, 327. 

 Merryweather's Tempest Prognosticator, 



273. 

 Middleton's Tragi-Comedy, the " Witch," 



its music, 196. 

 Milhourne (Luke) and Dryden, 563. 

 Miller (James) noticed, 496. 

 " Milton Blind," a poem, 395. 

 Milton's correspondence, 504. 



widow, 38. 225. 



Minshull (Richard) noticed, 38. 225. 

 Mirabeau, Talleyrand, and Fouchfe, their 



Memoirs, 542. 

 Miser, its original and present meaning, 



12. 161. 

 Mob, its derivation, 601. 

 Monaldeschi, 233. 



Money, its value in the seventeenth cen- 

 tury, 375. 478. 

 Monicke (Dr.), his Notes and Queries on 



the Ormulum, 465. 

 Monster found at Maidstone, 106. 

 Monteith bowl, 45.'. 599. 

 Monumental brasses in London, 200. 

 •Monumental figures, cross-legged, on the 



Continent, 77. 

 Moon superstitions, 410. 



* Moral philosophy, writers on, 351. 

 *Morant (Rev. Philip), his lineage, 34. 

 Morant (Sir John), his pedigree. 56. 250. 

 More (Sir Thomas) and equity suitors, 420. 

 Morrice (Sir Win.) his papers, 7. 

 Morivenna, lines on the Minster of, 17. 83. 



135. 

 Mother Russet's post, 299. 

 Motto on an old damask, 1 1. 

 Mount Mill and London fortifications, 174. 



207. 256. 288. 

 Mousehunt described, 65. 135. 385. 477. 602. 

 Muffins and crumpets, origin of, 77. 2>J8. 

 Muffs worn by gentlemen, 90. 



* Mummy chests, 422. 



•Mustard, proclamation for making, 450. 

 Myddleton (Sir Hugh), his burial-place, 



495. 

 Myrtle bee, 205. 602. 



N. 



*Nails, the master of the, at Chatham, 36. 



Namby-pamby, 161. 



Names assumed, 32. 



long, 312. 



reversible, 184. 285. 



Napoleon's spelling, 203. 



Narbrough (Sir John) noticed, 418. 



Nash (Beau), lines on visiting his palace, 

 146. 



Nattochiis, its meaning, 36. 84. 183. 



*Naval atrocities, 10. 



" Ned o' the Todding," 36. 135. 



Nelson (Lord), inedited letters of, 241. 337. 

 344. 



his death, 297. 



" -ness," as a termination, 522. 



Newman (Professor) on the CeUic lan- 

 guage, 355. 



Newspaper folk lore, 29. 84. £76. 5Z3. 



Newspaper (foreign) leaders, 218. 463. 



Newton and Milton, 122. 



New Zealander and Westminster Bridge, 

 74. 159. 361. 



Niagara, its pronunciation, 573. 



Nicholas, emperor, anagram on, 561. 



Nicholas (St.) Cole Abbey, 107. 



Nichols's Collectanea, errata in, 371. 



•Niebuhr's " ingenious man," 56. 



Nightingale and thorn, 162. 



*Noctes Ambrosianas, 397. 



Nonjurors' motto, 87. 



*Norman towers in London, 222. 



North-west passage, 516. 



•Norton, origin ot this local name, 272. 



Nowell (Dean), his first wife, 300. 



Nugent (Earl), his poems, 149. 



Nugget, its meaning, 232. 



O. 



Oaths, 61.45. 402. 



Objective and subjective, 170. 



O'Brien of Thosmond, 125. 328. 



*" Obtains," its conventional meaning, 

 589. 



Odd Fellows, origin of the union, 327. 578. ; 



•Odevaere's history of an ancient clock, 

 302. 



Odoherty (Morgan), 209. 



Offices, the sale of, in the seventeenth cen- 

 tury, 562. 



Ogbome's History of Essex, MSS. of, 322. 



•Ogden (John), noticed, 511. 



Oglander (Sir Wm ), his chapel, 17. 



* " Old Dominion," or Virginia, 468. 



Olympic Plain, &c, 270. 526. 



Orange blossoms, 386. 527. 



Orchat, or orchard, 400. 



*Order of St. David of Wales, 125. 



*' Ordericus Vitalis," Bohn's edition, 512. 



Ordinary, a provincialism, 219. 



Oriel, as applied to a window, 400. 



*Orme, aide-de-camp to General Brad- 

 dock, 562. 



Ormulum, edited by Dr. White, 465. 



Orrerv (Earl of), his letter to Dr. Thomas 

 Birch, 29. 



Osmotherley in Yorkshire, 152. 



*Otterburn, battle of, 348. 



Oufle (M.), his history, 57. 



Ought and aught, 419. 



Ox lord Commemoration squib, 113. 



Oxford jeu d'esprit, 168. 



" Oxoniana," a desirable reprint, 300. 



Page, its derivation, 106. 255. 

 Painting, the English school of, 220. 



