B. (W. G.) on French leave, 246. 
B. (W. J.) on genealogy of European sove- 
reigns, 119. 
By hook or by crook, 205. 237. 281. 405. 
Byron’s Childe Harold and Burton's Me- 
lancholy, 163. 
— Lara, on a passage in, 262. 443. 
Byron and Tacitus, 390. 462, 
Cc. 
C. on anecdote of the civil wars, 93. 
— on blunder in Malone’s Shakspeare, 
386. 
— on Cowley, or Coverley—Statistics of 
Roman Catholic Church—Whelps—Dis- 
covery of America, 107. 
— on definition of Grummelt, 358. 
—— on devices of the standards of the An- 
glo-Saxons, 284. | 
— on Dog- Latin, 284. 
— on logographic printing, 198. 
—on Lord Chatham’s speech on the | 
American stamp act, 220. 
—, Love’s last shift, 476. 
-— on M. or N., 475. 
-— on Malone’s blunder, 461. 
— on May-day, 221. 
——, meaning of pallace, 284. 
—— on military execution, 476. 
— on political maxim, 93. 
— on Pope’s translation of Horace, 230. 
— on Salt at Montem, 473. 
— on Sir William Hamilton, 270. 
— on slang phrases, 234. 
— on spurious letter of Sir R. Walpole, 
388. 
— on tablet of Napoleon, 461. 
—— on Temple Stanyan, 460. 
— on travelling in England, 220. 
— on tureen, 307. 
— on Vertue’s MS., 372. 
C.(A.) on black doll at old store shops, 
444 
— on Worm of Lambton, 453. 
— on camp in Bulstrode Park, 470, 
— on derivation of holy, 470. 
Caerphili Castle, 157. 237. 
Cesar’s wife, 277. 389. 
C. (A. G.), query as to references, 20. 
Calamity, derivation of, 215. 268. 352. 
Calver (Bernard), 203. 
Cambridge, motto of university, 76. 
Campbell (Duncan), anery respecting, 186. 
Camp in Bulstrode Park, 470. 
Canidia, or the witches, MS. note in, 164. 
Cannibal, origin of, 186. 
Cantab. on coal brandy, 352. 
— on Hallam’s Middle Ages, 51. 
— , origin of swot, 352. 
Canterbury, catalogue of ancient library of 
Christ Church, 21. 
Capel Court, 115. 
Captivity of the Queen of Brucein England, 
290. 
Capture of the Duke of Monmouth, 3. 82. 
198, 324. 427. 
Caraccioli’s Life of Lord Clive, author of, 
108. 120. 
Caredon, meaning of, 217. 
Carena on the Inquisition, 186. 
Carlisle House, Soho, 450. 
Carrington, or Karinthon (Lord), murdered, 
490 
Cartwright’s Poems (on some suppressed 
passages in), 108, 151. 
Cat, “ Gib,’’ 235. 281. 
Catacombs and bone houses, 171. 210. 
Catherine Street, Strand, 451. 
Cateup, catchup, ketchup, 124. 283. 
Cavell, 475. 
eo 's Ship of Fools, MS. notes in, 165, 
Oe) on the symbolism of the fir-cone, 
247. 
C. (C. J.), Phoenix, by Lactantius, 283. 
Cepnas on the Advent bells, 121. 
—— on Sangred—Judas Bell, 325. 
Ceredwyn on barnacles, 169. 
INDEX. 
499 
Certificate of Nat. Lee, 149. 
C. (G. A.), Dustpot—Frothlot, 520. 
— on Sir W. Godbold, 93. 
—— on political maxims, 10/4. 
—— on legislators and ballad makers, 153. 
CH. on buccaueers, 400. 
—— on Charles II. and Lord R.’s daughter, 
399. 
—— on college salting and tucking of fresh- 
men, 390. 
—— on Eachard’s tracts, 404. 
— onerrorin Hallam’s History of Litera- 
ture, 435. 
——, inedited letter of the Duke of Mon- 
mouth, 379. 
— on Locke’s proposed Life of Ld.Shaftes- 
bury, 401. 
— on Lord Shaftesbury and Dr. Which- 
cot, 382. 
on Ludlow’s Memoirs, 384. 
—— onthe Mosquito country ; origin of the 
name ; early connection of the Mosquito 
Indians with the English, 425. 
-— on MSS. of Locke, 401. 
— on Queen’s messengers, 445. 
—— on Rawdon papers, 400. 
—— on Savile, Marquis of Halifax, 384. 
— on Sir William Coventry, 381. 
} ——on Wellington —Wyrwast —Cokam, 
401 
—-, who was Lord Karinthon? murdered 
1665, 440. 
— on blockade of Corfe Castle in 1644, 
401. 
Chancellors, Thynne’s collection of, 60. 
Change of name, 246. 
Chapels, origin of the name, 353. 391. 417. 
Charlemagne’s talisman, 140 187. 
Charles I., portrait of, 137. 184. 
——., anecdote of, 437. 
— , his sword, 183. 372. 
——, bust of, 43. 
, pictures of, in churches, 184. 
Charles lI. and Lord R.’s daughter, 399. 
478. 
Charms, old, 293. 
Charm for toothache used in Ireland, 349. 
397. 
Charm for wounds, 482. 
Charms, 429. 
Charms —the evil eye, 429. 
Chart, Kent, early statistics of, 350 
Chatham (Lord), speech on the American 
stamp act, 12. 220. 
Chaucer, queries concerning, 303. 
— ., night charm, 299, 281. 
Cheshire round, -83. 456. 
Chest, Land, 173. 
Chiffinch, letters of Mrs., 124. 
Childe Harold, parallel passages or plagi- 
arisms in, 163, 299. 
Chip in porridge, 382. 
Christian captives, 441. 477. 
Christian doctrine, fraternity of, 213. 281. 
Christ Church, Canterbury, books 
from, 21. 
Christencat, meaning of, 109. 
Christie (W. D.) on Skinner's Life of 
Monk, 379. 
Christmas Hymn, 201. 252. 
Christ’s Hospital, old songs once popular 
there, 518. 421. 
Chronicle, Morning, when first established, 
4D; 
Chrysopolis, 383. 
Church History, queries in, 158. 
Church livings, incumbents of, 91. 
Churchyard customs, ancient, 441. 
Cibber’s Apology, ¢ haracters of actors in, 67. 
Circulation of the blood, discovery of, 2U2. 
250. 
Cirencester, Richard of, 93. £06. 
ou wars, anecdote of, 93. 338. 
C. (J.) on ‘M. or Nix 415. 
—— on regimental badges, 415. 
= (J. I.) on Dayrolles, 476. 
C. (J. W.) on passages trom Pope, 245. 
C. (L.), query respecting “* horns,”’ 583. 
Clare Market, 196. 
Clarendon (Lord), opinions of, by English 
historians, 165. 
Clergy, alleged ignorance of, 51. 
Clericus, definition of, 149. 
Clericus on inscriptions of ancient alms- 
basins, 44. 
—— on ordination pledges, 156. 
Clerkenwell, eminent residents, 180. 
Clive (Lord), Caraccioli’s Life of, 108. 120. 
Close translation, 422. 
Clouds or shrouds in Shakspeare, 58. 
C. (M.) on Trophee, 359. 
C.(O.) on family of Steward or Stewart of 
Bristol. 335. 
Coach-bell, why ear-wigs so called, aes 
Coal brandy, 552. 456. 
Cock Lane, 244. 
Coffee, notes on, 25. 154. 
Coffee- houses, the first in England, 314. 
Coffee, the Lacedzmonian black breth, 124. 
139. 155. 242. 300. 399. 
Coffins, use of, 321. 
_ Coheirs, Mowbray, 213. 
lent | 
Coins, British, Boduc or Boduoe on, 235. 
Cold Harbour, query as to origin of, 60. 
Cole (Robert) on Lady Arabella Stuart, 274, 
| —— extracts from old records, 317. 
-—— on Drayton and Young, 213. 
Coleman’s music house, 325. 
Coleridge, Cottle’s Life of, 55. 
——, Christabel and Byron’s Lara, 324. 
— on a passage in, 262. 
Colinzus, 158. 
Coll. Regall. Socius on Dr. Whichcott and 
Lord Shaftesbury, 444. 
College salting and tucking of freshmen, 
261. 306. 321. 390, 
Colley Cibber’s Apology, 29. 
Collier (J_ Payne) on Bishop Aylmer’s let- 
ter and poem of the Armada, 18. 
-—— on defence of a bald head and stationers’ 
registers, 85. 
— on English and American reprints of 
old books, 210. 
—— on Love, the king’s fool, 121. 
—— Nicholas Breton’s crossing of proverbs, 
S64. 
— on Dr. Percy and the poems of the 
Earl of Surrey, 471. 
— on Shakspeare and deer stealing, 4 
— on shrouds or clouds in Shakspeare, 58. 
— on William Basse and his poems, 201. 
Colloquy, /Elfric’s, 168. 197. 232. 248. 278. 
Comes (M.) on Bess of Hardwick, 339. 
Commercial and landed policy of England, 
59. 91. 
Compendyous olde treatyse, 277. 404. 
Complaynt of Scotland, 422. 
Complexion, the meaning of, 352. 472. 
Complutensian Polyglot, 213, 251. 268. 325. 
402. 461. 
Compton Street, Soho, 228. 
Conrad of Salisbury’ s Descriptio utriusque 
Britannia, 519. 
Consecration of Churches, Bishop Cosin’s 
form, 303. 
Constantine the artist, 452. 
Constitution Hill, why so called? 28. 
Contradictions in Don Quixote, 73. 171. 
Convention Parliament of 1660, MS. diary 
of, 470. 
Cook (Davia): watchman of Westminster, 
1716 — Ode to, from V. Bourne, 152. 
Cook eels, 412. 
Cooper (C. H.) on college salting, 306. 
—— on Pandoxare, 284. 
— on Scala Ceeli, 402. 
on teneber Wednesday, 459. 
— on the Duke of Marlborough, 490. 
| — on Sayers the caricaturist, 187. 
—— on White Hart Inn, Scole, 245. 
Cooper (Ww. Durrant), on bive and chute 
lambs, 474. 
—~ on Caraccioli’s Life of Lord Clive, 120. 
—on decking churches with yew on 
Easter Day, 294. 
— on carly statistics, 
—— on Elizabeth and 
— Folk-lore, 482. 
arish registers, 443. 
sabel, 488. 
