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INDEX. 



Foss (Edward) on o or the Temple, in 

 Chaucer, 27. 



— on the New Temple, lt>3. 

 Fossil elk of Ireland, 49+. 



Fox ;J, R.) Alumni of Oxford, Cambridge, 

 and Winchester, 103. 



on Cold Harbour, 159. 



George Herbert's burial-place, 103.3 



— on the Ogden family, 1U6. 



iMr.), story of, 197. 



F. (P. A.) on Black Rood of Scotland, SOS. 

 F. (P. H.) on dozens of bread — baker's 

 dozen, v.'98. 



— on " Is anything but," &c., 294. 

 on Meletoticks, 327. 



-^— on Ockley's History of the Saracens, 

 and Un^iuthenticated Works, 277. 



- — on " Pair of twises," 3-7. 



on Porson's epigram, 278. 



on *' Pride of the IMorning," SOi*. 



on " then " for " than," 449. 



France, prelates of, 252. 



Franc scus on etymology of the; word 

 " Parliament," 85. 



Francis on first Earl of Roscommon, 325.! 



Frankfort, the troubles of, 349. 



Franz von Sickingen, 134. 219. 



Freight, its etymology, 389. 



French king, epigram on statue, 89. 



veises, 71. 



Friday (Long), 379. 



Frog and crow of Ennow, 136. 222. 



" Frog he would a-wooinggo," 74. 110. 188. 



F. R. S. L. and E. on Will Robertson, of 

 Murton, 172. 



Frozen horn, 262. 



Funeral superstition, 259. 



F. (W. H.) on " Orkneyinga Saga," 278. 



-^— on Orkney under the Norwegians, 309. 



on Swift's Works, 309. 



G. on bishops and their precedence, 76. ' 



on George Lord Goring, £2. 



on Morganatic marriages, 231 . 



■ on Worm of Lambton, 27. 



.^^ on Sir Gregory Norton, Bart., 250. 



<S. on the Poley Frog, 76. 



G 1 (A.) on fool or a physician, 349. 



G. (A.) on bells in churches, 326. 



en miniature gihbet, 248. 



on ringing a handbell before a corpse, 



478. 



on Vavasour of Haslewood, 826. ', 



Gabalis (ComVtede), 134. 

 Gandophares, coins of, 298. 

 Ganganelli (Pope), 464., 

 Gaol cha]>lains, 22. 



Gaping and yawning, why infectious, 243. 

 Gascoigne (Sir William), Ifil. 

 Gastros on Smith's obituarv, 3S9. 

 Gatherall ( Oarvon), 199. 286. 

 Gatty (Alfred) on bands, 126. 



on Brozier, 44. 



—— charade, *-0. 



on execution of Charles L, 14". 



on north sides of churchyards uncon- 



secrated, 126, 



' on " Please the pigs," 423. 



on punishment of death by burning, 



51. 

 on Sir Thomas Herbert's Memoirs, 



476. 



on the use of coffins, 214. 



Gaudentio di Lucca, its authorship, 247. 



298. 327. 411. 

 ■Gaul, camels in, 421. 

 G. (C.) on bishops and their precedence, 



301. 

 G. (E. C.) on Bradshaw family, 356. 



' on Uipperswilclies, 396. 

 " Ge Ho," meaning of, 500. 

 Gems, drawings, and luriosities, catalogue 



of an early sale of, 390. 

 Gendarme, le bon, 359. 

 Genealog cal queries, 135. 

 Geometrical foot, 133. 



Geometricus on Euclid and Aristotle, 479. 

 Geometry in Lancashire, cultivation of, 



8. -SI. 436. 

 " George" Worn by Charles I.. 13.i. , 

 G. (G. F.) on kite, French "cerf- volant," 



517. 

 G. (H.) on antiquity of smoking, 286. 

 G. (H.T.) on etymology of "Whitsun- 

 tide" and " Mass," 129. 

 Ghost, laying a, 404. 

 Gibbet, miniature, 248. 

 Gibbon, passage in. 30. 



, mistakes in, 276. 



Gibbon's Decline and Fall, corruption of 



the text, 390. 

 Gibson (W. Sydney) on Defender of the 



Faith, 481. 

 Gilbert on riots of London, 334. 

 on a murderer hanged when pardoned, 



359. 

 Giles (J. A.) on MSS. of Cornish language, 



311. 



on Egyptian MSS., 311. 



on Lord Kingsborough's Antiquities 



of Mexico, 317. 

 G. (J.) on Nicholas Assheton's Journal, 579. 

 G. (J. M.) on George Herbert, 157. 



on handfasting, 342. 



on meaning of pension, 134. 



on ".'Noli me tangere," 21*'. 



on a note of admiration (1), 86. 



on taking a wife on trial, 151. 



Gloucestershire Go>pel tree, 56. 

 Gloves, custom of presenting, 4. 



, why not worn before royalty, 165. 469. 



G. (M. H.) on the Kcinigs.stuhl at Khenze, 



484. 

 God save the Queen, 71. 

 Godin, the arms of, 13. 

 Godiva (Lady), 475. 

 Gold in California, 336. 

 Golden Frog and Sir John Foley, 76. 

 Goodwin (J ) on papers of perjury, 316. 

 Goodwin (J.) on the Red Hand — the Holt 



family,. 507. 

 Gookin tVincent), 44. 

 Goring (George), Earl of Norwich, and 



his son George Lord Goring, 22. 65. 

 Gospel of Distafls, S:31. 

 Gosi)el oak tree in Gloucestershire, 56. 



at Kentish Town, 407. 



Gospel standing during the reading of, 



319. 

 Gospel tree, 56. 220. 407. 496. 

 Gotham, the wise men of, 476. 520. 

 <3. (R.K Asinorum Sepultura, 41. 

 bibliographical queries, 325. 422. 440. 



493. 



on burial towards the west, 452. 



on Dies Irae, Dies Ilia, 105. 



Ercius Dedolitus, 156. 



— Holdsworih and Fuller, 43. 



men but children of a larger growth, 



22. 



on Michael Servetus alias Revcs, 187. 



on Poi ta Anglicus, '-32. 



Gradely, meaning of, 133.334. 367. 



Graham of Claverhouse, Bonny Dundee, 



134. :71. 

 Grand style, 31. 

 Grant (Laird of), 309. 

 Grant (Sir Wm ), 397, 413. 

 Graves (James^ jn English and Norman 



songs o( the fourteenth century, i!&o. 

 Gravesend boats, 209. 

 Gray, 462. 



Gray (passage in), 347. 

 Gray's Elegy, its first appearance, 300, 301. 



306, 343. . 

 ^— and Dodsley poems, 264. 485. 



in Porlugueae, 306. 



Gray's Ode, 31. 



Greek particles illustrated by the Eastern 



languages. 418. 

 Greene family, pedigree of, 89. 



(Richard), on the Agapemone, 17. 



Grendon on satirical poems on William 



II [.,275. 

 Griliin on Gospel Tree, 220. 



Griffin on Irish bull, 441. 



on Welsh money, 346. 



on Yotc or Yeot, 220. 



Griffith of Penrhyn, 56. 



G. (R. '1'. H.) on meaning of Jezebel, 482. 



G..(S.) on Sir Gammer Vans, 280. 



on Thomas Rogers of Horninger, 424. 



Guest (Augustus) on presages of death, 



116. 

 Guildhalls, 2o9. 

 Guineas, 10. 238. 

 Guy, an old, 163. 

 Guy's aimour, 252. * 

 Guy's porridge pot, 118. 187. 

 G ( W. A.) on " A Frog he would a wooing 



go," 75. 



on vineyards, 446. 



G. ( W. S.) on the Black Rood of Scotland, 



410. 



. on translation of the Philobiblon,203. 



Gwynn's London and Westminster, 297. 



381. 



H. ; 



H. on blew beer, 246. 



cure for warts, 68. 



on the first mole in Cornwall, 225. ; 



on Yorkshire ballads, 478. 



H. (A.) on Thomas Rogers of Horninger, 



521. 

 Haberdasher, its etymology, 167. 253. 

 Hsemony, the plant, 88. 141. 173. 410. 

 Haigh's (Sir R.) Letter-book, 28. 

 H. (A. J.) on guineas, 10. 

 on north sides of churchyards uncon- 



secrated, 126. 

 Halliwell (J. O.) on Ben Jonson, 238. 



— on meaning of the word " delighted," 

 139. 



Hamlet (passage in), 494. 



Hammack (James T.) on City sanitary 

 laws, 188. 



on Osnaburgh bishopric, 4S4. 



— ^ on Stepony ale, 267. 



on Mrs. Tempest, 484. 



Hammond (A. W.) on Andrew Eecket, 

 266. 



Hanap, 159. 



Handfasting, 282. 342. 



Hanger, meaning of, 266. " 



Hanging out the broom, 226.] 



Hard by, 424. 



Hardwick family, 283. 



Harefinder, meaning of, 216. 315. 



Harissers, meaning of, 37". 



Harvey's claim to the discovery of the cir- 

 culation of the blood, 266. 287. 



Hastings (Emmote de), 133. 



Hatchment and Atchievement, 266. 



Hatfield, consecration of chapel there, 55. 



Hats worn by females, 133. 



Havock, 215. 270. 



H. (A. W.) on meaning of Gradely, 133. 



. on time when Herodotus wrote, 405. 



Hawker (R. S.) on burial towards the 

 west, 408. 



on combs buried with the dead, 930. 



. on north side of churchyards, 253. 



Hawkins (Edw.) on Chantrey's sleeping 

 children, 94. 



on medal of Stukeley, 78. 



H. (C.) on bands, 126. 



on Family of Love, 2C2. 



on Jewish music, ]2n. 



— on Luther's Hymns, 500. 



on Modum Promissionis, 347. 



on Morganatic marriage, 125. 



on Never did Cardinal, 522. 



on ventriloquism, 127. j 



H. (C. A.), on "She ne'er with treache- 

 rous kiss," 136. 



H. (E.) on" Gradely," 334. 



H. (E. C.) on Arabic numerals, 413. 



on Cupid crying, 347. 



on etymology of apricot, peach, and 



nectarine, 410. 



-^— on meaning of Jezebel, 483. 



