FIRST SERIES. 



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London maps, ii. 56. 



notes on Old London, vi. 168. 241. 

 pavement in 1764, xii. 323. 

 plague predicted, vii. 79. 173; xi. 341. 

 plan of its present extent, vii. 382. 583. 

 prints before tlie great fire, ix. 348. 

 riots, ii. 273. 332. 446. 

 street characters, v. 270. 376. 

 topography, xi. 382. 



" London" Directory " for 1855, xi. 83. 



London Dissenting Ministers, lines on, i. 383. 445. 

 454. 



London House, Aldersgate-street, v. 371. 523. 



London House Yard, i. 196. 



" London Labour and the London Poor," viii. 527. 629. 



London Library Catalogue, v. 334. 



London University and University College, change of 

 name, iv. 173. 



Londonderry, its siege, iv. 87. 162. 242. 



Long Acre, ii. 227. 



Long Friday explained, ii. 323. 379. 



Long (Geo.) petition to make glass, vi. 324. 



" Long Lonkin," or Lammilsin, a ballad, ii. 168. 251. 

 270. 



Long Parliament, list of members, ix. 423. 



Long (Sir Eobert), death, i. 382. 422. 



Longespee (Ela de), her liusband, xi. 187. 



Longevity, remarkable cases, iii. 237; v. 178. 276.356. 

 389. 401. 448; vi. 62. 231. 497; vii. 358. 504. 

 607; viii. 113. 182. 255. 351. 399. 488. 523. 577. 

 655 ; ix. 231 ; x. 149. 401. 489 ; xi. 14. 163. 

 318. 501; xii. 80. 86. 195. 



Longfellow, its suggested derivation, x. 414. 



Longfellow families, ix. 1 74. 255. 424. 



Longfellow (H. W.\ Golden Legend, v. 102; x. 457. 

 481 ; German si^erstition, vi. 288. 521 ; " Hype- 

 rion," ix. 49.5. 602; originality, ix. 77; x. 309; poem 

 of Flowers, allusion in, iv. 22 ; Poetical Works, their 

 redundancies, viii. 267; Reaper and the Flowers, viii. 

 583; ix. 63. 



Longhi's portraits of Guidiccioni, vii. 403. 



Longitude, its supposed discovery, xii. 57. 114. 306. 



Longtriloo, a game, v. 559 ; viii. 63. 



Longueville manuscripts, iii. 449; v. 17. 



Longueville (Sir Thomas de), viii. 103. 



Lonsdale landholders, vii. 330. 



Loo, a game, v. 559 ; viii. 63. 



Lord, a noble, and his waterworks, v. 417. 



Lord, why hunchback so called, vi. 102. 



Lord's Prayer paraphrased, v. 195. 



Lord's Prayer, standing when read in the Lessons, ix. 

 127. 257. 567. 



Loretto, the chapel of, iii. 205. 



Lorme (Marion de), marriage, xii. 406. 



Loscop. See Lqfcop. 



Lossius (Lucas), his Works, v. 230. 



Lothian's Scottish Historical Maps, v. 371. 498 



Loto, or lotho, explained, x. 187. 



Lott (Susannah), burnt alive, ii. 51. 



Louis XIV., epigram on, i. 374. 



Louis Philippe and his bag of nails, iv. 484. 



Louth, churchwardens' accounts of St. James's, vi. 227. 

 Louvain, jjcture at, xi. 486; xii. 69. 

 Louvre explained, x. 11. 



Lovat (Lord), portraits, xi. 207. 268. 354. 



" Love," an article of dress, x. 206. 294. 



Love, Heniy Vin.'s fool, i. 121. 



Love (Rev. Christopher), xii. 266. 



Love charm from a foal's forehead, viii. 292. 400. 606. 



" Love in idleness," the pansy, x. 226. 



" Love's Last Shift," i. 383. 476. 



Lovecope explained, i. 319. 371. 



Lovel (Sir Thomas), his tomb, vii. 332. 



Lovel (Wm.) of Tarent Rawson, pedigree, iv. 190. 



Lovelace (Richard), his death, x. 446. 532; " Lucasta," 



ix. 125. 208. 

 Lovell, or Loisell," engraver, viii. 342. 

 Lovell (Robert), his Works, vi. 462 ; vii. 27. 

 Lovett of Astwell, viii. 363. 602. 

 Low Countries. A Brief Character of the, xi. 44. 214; 



xii. 187. 

 Lowbell, its derivation, vii. 181. 272. 367. 393. 586; 



viii. 208. 

 Lowe (Joseph), author of " Mary's dream," viii. 385. 



500. 

 Lowe (Sir Thomas), xi. 207. 271. 

 Lowes, its etymology, vi. 1 74. 

 Lowle family, ix. 350. 

 Lowndes's Essay on Silver Coins, xi. 1. 

 Lowt, its etymon, vii. 352. 

 Lowth of Sawtrey, ix. 374. 

 Lowther (Sir James), his man-of-war, xii. 428. 

 Lowy of Tunbridge, its locality, iv. 294. 453. 

 Lozenge, ladies' arms borne in, viii. 37. 83. 277. 329 



448. 652. 

 Lubeck cathedral, inscription in, xi. 350. 

 Lubin (Eilhard), philologist, x. 347. 

 Lucan, passage quoted, ii. 89. 364. 

 Lucas family, iii. 352. 



Lucas (John), MS. collection of English songs, i. 174. 

 Luce, a fish, x. 88. 252. 

 Lucifer, palace of, Milton's allusion to, v. 275. 352 ; ix. 



233. 

 Lucifer's lawsuit, xi. 86. 331. 

 Lucretia, Earl of Clarendon's daughter, iii. 88. 

 Ludlow Castle and Samuel Butler, v. 5. 

 Ludlow (Edmund), MS. of his " Memoirs," i. 384. 

 Ludolf von Suchen, his Itinerary, v. 289. 

 Ludwell (Thomas), noticed, ix. 373. 

 Luke ii. 14, Vulgate translation, x. 185. 254. 355 

 Luke (St.), his little summer, xii. 366. 461. 

 Luke (St.) and Juvenal, same idea in, viii. 195. 372. 

 Luke's (St.) club, or the Virtuosi, v. 487. 

 " Luke's iron crown," ix. 57. 

 Lullington, Somerset, font inscription, vii. 408. 

 Lumley baronets, i. 193; iv. 194? 

 Lunardi (Vincent), his balloon ascent, ii. 317. 380. 469; 



iii. 153; squib on, ii. 469. 

 Luncheon, its meaning, iii. 369. 464. 

 Luneburg table, v. 856; vii. 355; x. 428; xi. 29. 

 " Lungs of London," the parks, xii. 184. 

 Lunhunter, its etymology, v. 127. 

 Lunn (Mr.), his prophecies, x. 459. 

 Lunn (Sally), noticed, v. 371. 498. 

 Lunsford (Sir Thomas), ix. 373. 

 Lupset (Thomas), xii. 205. 



Lupus (Hugh), his barons, iii. 87 189. 266. 306. 50S 

 Luson (Rev. Hewling), on the Cromwell family, v. 321' 



