INDEX. 



533 



Digby's Broad Stone of Honour, 26t. 



Diogenes in his tub, 449. 



Disinterment for heresy, 240. 378. 



Diss on cross between a wolf and a hound, 



93. 

 Ditchfield (J. B.) on black images of the 



Virgin, 63. 

 Dixon (Hepworth), notices of the Blake 



family, 389. 



on the Penn family, 454. 



D. (J.) on VVhychcote o( St. John's, 3n2. 

 D. (.1. B.) on the meaning of Bacon, 151. 

 D. (M.) on " Siium cuique tribuere," &c., 



.518. 

 D. (N^.) on ten children at a birth, fi4. 

 Dn. (W.) on the episcopal mitre, 14S. 

 — on a cardinal's hat, 170. 



on " By hook and by crook," 212. 



. ■ on the word Yankee, 461. 



Dobbin (Dr. O. T.)on the Ulmmanuscript, 



60. 

 I>odd (Dr.), his texts at Wing church, 182. 

 Dodil, the historian, 496. 

 Dog's head in the pot, 264. 463. 

 Dogs, their howling an omen of death, 4. 

 Doll (black), sign at old store shops, 63. 

 Dollar sign, 449. 505. 

 Dominicals, 25. 



Don, of Pittichie, the family, 143. 

 Dorothea (S.), life of, 87. 

 Dort, epigram on the synod of, 23. 94. 

 Double names, their origin, 407. 

 Doubtful on the witches' prayer, 118. 

 Douglas (J. A.) on the white rose, 505. 

 Douglas (Gawyn). a complete edition of his 



works a desideratum, 38. 

 Dousa (Janus) on the Dutch versions of 



English essayists, 22. 

 — ^ transcript of a letter respecting John 



Locke, 97. 

 -^^ on crossing rivers on skins, 3. 



poem on Sidney, 23. 



Downing (Sir George), bis family, 68. 213. 

 D'Oyly and Barry families, information 



wanted, 23. 

 Dozen of bread, 153.520. 

 D. vQ.) on Dr. Dodd's texts, 182. 

 on Shakspeare's meaning of strained, 



269'. 



on Lord Howard of Effingham, 244. 



on Fitzpatrick's lines on Fox, 432. 



on Witchcraft, 444. 



on preserving existing monuments, 



314. 

 D. (Q. E.) on the word littus, 446. 

 Drachraarus, one of the schoolmen, 105. 



157. 194. 

 Dragons, 40. 157. 



Drake's Historia Anglo-Scotica, 519. 

 Dredge (John 1.) on portrait of Rev. S. 



Clarke, 284. 



— on Nicholas Ferrar's Concordance, 12. 

 — ^ on Patrick's tract on the Eucharist, 



214. 

 Dress, a note on, 406. 



court, 407.457. 



Drumlethglass on Roman Catholic bishops 



ill Ireland, 167. 

 Drydcn's Absolom and Achitophel, 249. 



Essay U)ion Satire, 14<j. 162. 



poems, on two passages in, 492. 



D. (S. T.) on the author of Pursuits of 

 Literature, 240. 



— on the author of School of the Heart, 

 390. 



— on representations of Death, 450. 

 Duraorc castle, or the petrified fort, 495. 

 Dunbar, epigram by, 303. 



Dunkm (Alfred John) on preserving a re- 

 cord of existing monuments, 313. 



Durham sword that killed the dragon, 

 ri-i. 48.5. 



Dutch books published out of the Nether- 

 lands, 326. .i79 



church in Norwich, its history, 209. 



3K). .390. 



— marlyrology, early copies, 443. 479. 



— song book, De zingende Lootsman of 

 do Vrolykc Boer, 23. 189. 



Dutch versions of English essayists, 22. 

 D. (W. B.) on Aristophanes on the modern 



stage. 198. 

 Dver (Thomas H.) on Erasmus and Farel, 



73. 



E 



E. on Blackstone's Commentaries, 209. 

 £., note on Palamon and Arcite, 131. 

 E. (A.) on the origin of cockade, 7. 

 Ear, the advantages of a liad, 140. 

 Early rain, the pride of the morning, 484. 

 " Earth has no rage," &c., a couplet, 23. 

 Earth thrown upon the coffin, 408. 499. 

 Earth's form, theory of, 331. 508. 

 Eastwood (J.) on circulation of the blood, 



27. 

 Eboli, Latin epigram en the Duchess 



of, 208. 289. 



on Encorah and Millicent, 448. 



^^ on " Ex pede Herculem," 380. 



on Knebsend, 434. 



on folk lore in Lancashire, 516. 



on eating pigeons before death, 517, 



on Tandem D. O. M., 173. 



— on the word Rub-a-dub, 387. 



on tiring-irons, '■2\0. 



Eboracomb, on holy water for the hooping- 

 cough, 220. 



on daffy down dilly, 220. 



Echo on Coverdale's Bible, 54. 



on Breeches Bible, 93. 



on Daresbury the Whitechapel of 



England, 229. 



on a passage in Gray's elegy, 138. 



on Judas cup, 85. 



E. (C. J.) on Abel represented with horns, 



391. 



on legend in Frettenham church, 407. 



Eclectic Review, specimen of composition, 



493. 

 Edwards (H.) en Dr. Robert Thomlinson, 



290. 



on Drax free school, 290. 



E. (E.J.) on Gillmgham, 505. 

 Efi'aress on the butcher duke, 77. 



on "The soul's dark cottage," 105. 



Effessa, on the Prince of Wales' feathers, 



106. 



on the Breeches Bible, 115. 



Effigies, translation of charade upon No- 

 thing, 369. 



on Clarkson's papers, 373. 



Egduf, on Shakspeare's meaning of 



strained, 269. 

 Egenhart on Gregory the fJreat, 62. 

 Egg and arrow ornament, 349. 

 E. (H.) on pedigree of Owen Glendower, 



356. 



on Richard Baxter's works, 370. 



on Queen Mary's Lament, 172. 



on swans hatched during thunder, 75. 



Eign, its meaning, 351. 



Eirionnach, notes on Ireland, 490. 



Eisell, its meaning, 66. 119. 210. 225.397. 



474. 508. 524. 

 E. (J.) on the meaning of harrisers, 2.^2. 



on the accession of Richard III., 352. 



^— on anachronisms of painters, St]{). 



on the phrase To learn by heart, 483. 



Ejusdem farina, origin of tile expression, 



278. 433. 

 E. (K. P. D ) on St. Hibbald, 49B. 



on mark for a dollar, 504. 



. on Milton and the Calves-head. Club, 



39a 



on ventriloquist hoax, 406. 



Elk, fossil, 121.212. 



EUacombc ( IL T ) on the baldrock, 503; 



on chiming bells, 432. 



Elizabeth (queen), her christening cloth, 



115. 



, private memoirs of, 23, 45. 



scandal against, 11. 151. 197. 225. 285. 



307. 

 , did she visit Bacon at Twickenham f 



44. 



Elstob, Miss, notice of, 497. 



Emiott family, their arms wanted, 478. 



Einun on ballad editing, 208. 



on folk talk, 474. 



on plays in churches, 494. 



on a life of St. Paul, 451. 



Encorah and Millicent, their meaning, 448; 

 Engastrimythus on Father Hehl and Ca- 



hagnet, 167. 



on Father Maximilian Hell, 269. 



Engelbert (Abp.), treatise by, 291. 379. 

 English, origin of the present race, 116. 



actors and musicians in Germany, 21. 



French, an example of, 437. 



Mother on the Flamberg sword, &-c., 



168. 

 Enigmatical epitaph on Rev. Dr. Mawer, 



184. 

 Enquirer on the episcopal mitre, 62. 

 Entwysel (Wilfred), Chauncy's observa- 

 tions on, 61 171. 

 Epitaph In Killyleagh churchyard, 422.493. 



at Leghorn, 238. 



on a *' worthie knigbt^" 57- 



Equestrian statues, 494. 



Erasmus and Farel, 38. 73. 



Erskine (Cardinal), 13. 



E. ( R. W. ) on the lines " A verse may finif 



him," He, 60. 



on north sides of churchyards, 74. 



on corpse passing making a right of 



way, 477. 



on seats in churches, 56. 



on the derivation of round robbin, 353. 



on tradesmen's signs, 357. 



Eryx, queries on Tennyson, 493. 

 El za on Lady Flora Hastings' bequest, 443. 

 Esquire, what amount of property con- 

 stitutes one, 242. 

 Essheholt Priory, account of, 86. 

 Ettie on Sir Henry Slingsby's Diary, 357. 

 Etty the artist, his family, 496. 

 Eucharist, authorship of an old tract on, 169. 



, by John Patrick, 214. 



Eustacius. abbot, time when be flourished, 



141. 307. 381. 

 Evans (Rev. T. .Simpson) on the life of 



Bishop Frampton, 61. 

 Evergreens in churches, 118. 

 Evil ?ye, the superstition of, 133. 

 Exhibition, the Great, a monster number of 



" Notes and Queries," 361. 



, hint for protecting, 166. 



Exon on disinterment for heresy, 378. 

 Exoniensis on the MS. of De BcUo An- 



tiocheno, 447. 

 Experto crede Roberto, origin of the saying, 



353. 

 Extradition, its meaning, 119. 169. 

 Extraordinary North Briton, the writer* 



in, 409. 432. 



F. on the sees of the Roman church, 437. 



Falconer (A. P.) on prayer of Mary Queea 

 of Scots, 369. 



Falconer (R. W.) on mistletoe, 395. 



Farquharson on Aurora;, 28. 



F. (CD.) on Cranmer's descendants, 8. 



Feathers of the Prince of Wales, origin of, 

 lOi. 168. 



Fell (Cohmel), his descendants, 142. 



Fenton (John) on the meaning of Mosaic, 

 469. 



Ferling, its etymology, 7.75. 



Ferrar's (Nicholas) Digest and Concord- 

 ance, 12. 



and Benlowcs, 237. 



Ferrara (.\ndrea), his history, 62. 



Ferret, names of the, 390. 461'. 



Fest, its derivation, 328. 396. 



F. ( F. (;. ) on sides and angles, 26.'). 



F. (F. W.) on the situation of Serins, 494. 



F. ((i.) on arms of Robert Nelson, 263. 



F. (G. E.) on the Kiiaiip family, 421. 



1"'. (11.) on Gmigh's translation of the His- 

 tory of the Bible, 165. 



