INDEX. 



533 



Dousa (Janus) on Scott's Waverley, 308. 

 • on speech given to man to conceal hia 



thoughts, 3IS. 



on straw necklaces, 512. 



on '* under the rose," 323. 



on Vondel's Lucifer, 507. 



Downing ( bir George), 46+, 497. 

 Dozen of bread, liaker's dozen, 298. 

 D. (Q.) on Christian captives, I'J. 

 on Mentinore, Bucks, notes from re- 

 gister of, 2'i9. 

 Dragons, their origin, 517. 

 Drax Abbey and Free School, 199. 

 Drebbel (Cornells), a Dutch philosopher, 



6. 

 Dredge (John J.) on the authorship of 



" Deus Justificatus," 441. 

 on the autliorship of " Whetstone of 



Reproof," 231 . 

 — on Cardinal Beaton, 497. 

 ^— on Cave's Historia Literaria, 279. 

 — .— on the family of Ferrar, 4^5 



on " Querela Cantabrigiensis," 23S. 



on sirloin, 332. 



Drinking to exces-*, 376. 



" Drink up eiscU," in Hamlet, meaning 



of, 241. 

 Droning, 343. 



Druinlethglas on the Irish Brigade, 499. 

 Dryden, 462. 

 Drvden's Absalom and Achitopliel, 405. 



468. 



" Essay on Satire," 422. 



D. (S.) oil Old St. Pancras Church, 496. 



D. (T.) on Che>hire Cat, 412. 



D. (T. S.) on Achilles and the Tortoise, 



186. 



*' A Frog he would," 45. 



on Arabic numerals, 61. 



on old songs, 258. 



on sanatory laws in other days, 99. 



stray notes on Cunningham's London,- 



289. 

 Ductor Dubitantium, by Jeremy Taylor, 



38U. 

 Dukes, three, killed by a beadle, 9. 46. 91. 



106, 171. 

 Dulcarnon, 78. 108. 

 Dun cow, 475. 

 Dundee (bonny\ Graham of Claverhouse, 



134. 

 Dundee's (Viscount) ring, 70. 

 Dun him, its origin, 243. 

 Durdent (Bp.) and the Staffordshire histo- 

 rians, 309. . 

 Duresme and Dunelm, 108. 206. 

 Durham, whv, formerly not represented, 

 ■ 8.45. 



Dutcn language, 77. 138. 

 Dutton family, 77. 



(John), of Dutton, 21. 



D. (W.) on useful versus useless learning, 



294. 

 Dwarris (Sir Fortunatus), " Incidit in 



Seyllam," 1.36. 

 D. ( W. B.) on parallel passages, 196. 

 on the practice of scalping among the 



Scyihiaiis, 220. 

 Dyer (Sir K.), poem by, 29. 

 Dynclcy, Margaret, 3.')8. 

 Dyson (X) on Drax Abbey and Free 



School, 199. 



E. on Artephius, the chemical philosopher, 



247. 



on bishops and their precedence, 10. 



on D;trcy Lever (Church, 494. 



on " Ilia KUavJEsiina vita," 267. 



on " Te lolui virlutcm," 267. 



Eacliard (Lawrence;, epigram on hit Kc. 



cleiiaMtical Mistory, .372. Z 

 K;inh, conllagration of the,"365. 

 Karwig, 28. 

 Kii«ter, derivation of, 115. 



eggs, 52. 



when doei it end? 0. 43. 4C8. 



Eastwood (J.) on " Asinorum Sepultura," 



41. 



on Christian captives, 92. 



on meaning of " Gradely," 334. 



— — on whipping by women, 463. 



Ecclesiastics, wives of, 451. 



Eccius Dedolatus, 156. 



Echo song, 441. 499. 



Edward the Confessor's crucifix and gold 



chain, 4(i6. 



IV., descent of, 375. 



II., Adamson's Reign of, 297. 



the Outlaw, wife of, 279. 318. 



Edwards (C), inscription on a portrait, 

 393. 



( H.) on when does Easter end ? 9. 



E. (F.) on marks of cadency, 303. 

 on north side of churchyards, 3i6. 



on OMiaburg bishopric, 447. 



on swords worn in public, 318. 



EfFaress on Lord Bacon's palace and gar- 

 dens, 72 



Effessa on Bailie Nicol Jarvie, 421. 



on Treasure Trove, 1G7. 



Egg-cups u-;ed by the Romans, 326. 

 Egyptian MSS., 311. 



K (H.) on weights for weighing coins, 326. 

 on Adainson's Reign of Edward II., 



297. 

 E. (H. A.) on Thomas Volusenus, 311. 

 E. (H, T.) on Judge Cradock, 429. 



on One Bell, 166. 



on pedigree of Greene Family, 83. 



Eikon Basilike, 134. 255. 



E. (J.) on the Coptic language, 376. 



on curious custom, 516. 



on true or false papal hulls, 491. 



E. (K. P. D.) on the pl.int Ila?mony, 141. 

 Elizabeth and Isabel, names, 159. 254. 

 Elizabeth (Queen), letters of, 102. 



scandal against, 393. 500. 



and Sir Henry Nevill,307. 



translation of Boethius, 169. 



Ellacombe (H. T.) on collar of SS., 248. 



on Einmote de Hastings, 133. 



on George Herbert and Bemerton 



Church, 460. 

 — — on Judge Cradock, 429. 

 Elliott (R. VV.) on crozier and pastoral 



staff; 314. 

 Ellis (Sir Henry) on church of St. Saviour, 



Canterbury, 478. 

 Emancipation of the Jews, 13. 

 Emilee. on charm for warts, 19. 

 " Emmote de H:istings," 133. 

 Enjjelrnanii's Bibliotheca Scriptorum Clas- 



sicorum, 29o. 312. 328.. 

 English actors in Germany, Shakspeare, 



4,9. 

 and Norman songs of the fourteenth 



century, 385. 

 Epigram. Person's, 278. 

 ^— on the Kcv. Mr. Lawrence Eachard's 



and ISishop Burnet's Histories, 372. 



on a statue of a French king, 89. 



Epigrams from Buchanan, 372. 



on the universities, 88. 108. 



unpublished in the British Museum, 



6. 

 Epistaxis, 3(^. 



Epistolae Obscurorum Virorum, 134. 

 Epitaph, puzzling. 311. 316. 



on a wine merchant, 421. 



E. (P. S. W.) on Col. Lilburn, 71. 



on execution of Charles I., 72. 



Eijuivocaiion, treatise on, 136. 168. 446. 



490. 

 E. (U.) o" Hepburn crest and motto, 217. 

 Erasmus' Colloquies, translations of, 464. 

 " Encomium Moria;," English trans- 



Lition of, 93. 

 Ergh, Er, or Argh, 22. 221. 

 Erica in Bloom, specimens of, 130. 

 Erniine, nn Be's of Ilardwick, 283. 

 Erskine (the Hon. A.), 165. 



, Cardinal, 406. 



E. (K. W.) on execution of Charles I., 268. 

 Essays of certain par.iiloxes : pucm on 



"Nulhing," its authorship, Ibil. 



Esses, the collar of. see Collar. 



Essex (the Earl of), and " The finding of 



the Rayned Deer," 103. 

 Este on booksellers' catalogues, 421. 

 — on Legend of a saint and crozier, 468. 

 on Red Hand, Holt family, Aston 



church, 4.j1. 



on saying of Montaigne, 451. 



on Scala Coeli, 451. 



Etoniensis on Brozier, 44. 

 Etymological notes, 276. 



. queries, 153. 203. 



queries answered, 169. 



Euclid and Aristotle, 479. 

 Evangelists, symbols of, 12. 4.^. 364. 

 Exeter Cathedral, on armorial bearings in, 



479- 

 Exhumation of a body ominous to the 



family, 4. 

 Expurgatory index, 37. 

 Eye-snuff on the title of DD., 13. 



F."on meaning of Stejne — origin of Adur, 



71. 

 Fabulous account of the lion, 205. 

 Fairfax's Tasso, 325. 359, f60. 377. 

 Falkner (G.) on vineyards, 414. 

 Family of Love, 17. 49.89. 201. 

 Fartwell, a sum so called, 267. 

 Farlief, meaning of, 35S. 

 Farquharson's observations on Aurorae, 



441. 

 Fastitocaion, 295. 



F. ( 15.) on fabulous account of the lion, 205. 

 F. (C.) on Cotton, of Finchley, 134. 

 F. (C. J.) on aijrostation, 469. 

 " Feast " and '■ Fast," 11. 

 Felix (Pope), 42. 

 Feltham's works, queries respecting, 133. 



315. 

 Fenkle street, 29. 

 Ferrar (Nicholas), and the so. called Armi- 



nian nunnery, 119. 407. 444. 485. 

 Ferrer (R), 494. 



Feste on the Immaculate Conception, 449. 

 F. (H. G.) on vineyards, 446. 

 Fiat Justifia, 494. 



Figg (William) on Cold Harbour, 341. 

 Fig Sunday, 68. 

 Filthy Gingran,467. 

 Fire by friction, production of, 558. 

 l'"its, cure for, 5. 

 Fizgig, meaning of, 120. 2-37. 

 F. (J.) on the use of the- French word 



" Savcz," 516. 

 — — on umbrellas, 25. 

 Florentine Pandects, 421. 450. 

 Flourish. 199. 



F. ( .M. E.) on boy or girl, 20. 

 Folk Lore, 4. 19. 36 51.67. S4. 101. 116. 130. 



l.iO. 164. 181. 196. 225. 244. 259. 356. 388. 



434. 474. 

 Fool, or a physician, 315. 349. 

 " Fools rush in," 28. « 

 Forbes (C.j on Christabel, 47. 

 high spirits considered a presage of 



impending cal.aniity or death, 84. 

 on " Incidis in Seyllam, cupiens vitarc 



Charybdim," S5. 



on .Macaulay's country squire, 357. 



on Martinet, 118. 



on Shakspeare's Grief and Frenzy, 



275. 



to give a man horns, PO. 



on query put to a pope, 104. 



Foreign bookseller on Eiigelmann's Biblio- 

 theca Scriptoruiu Classicorum, 312. 

 Foreign English, s|ieciniens of, 474. 

 Forlot^Firlot. or Furlet,o97. 

 Foss (Edward) on Becket's mother, 106. 



on Collar of Esses, 171. S94. 



on the Conquest, 4S4. 



— on imprest, 107. 



on maps of London, Sil. 



on Sir William (iascoignc, 161. 



on Ductor Dubitantium, 380. 



