INDEX. 



515 



Bt^txs on the locusts of the New Testa- 

 ment, 2 j;. 



on anonymous works, 293. 



on a History of Anglesey, 317. 



Borough- English, 133. 214. 233. 259. 



Borrow's Bible in Spain, 101. 



Bo-iwell's Tour in the Hebrides, a mis- 

 quotation in, 474. 506. 



Botfield(Beriah)on the Caxton Memorial, 

 69.289. 



Bourchier family, their monuments, 233. 

 329. 3;i2. 



Bourne (Rev. Henry), notices of, 23. 



Bow, test of strength of, 56. 210. 392. 



B. (P.) on Joceline's Legacy, 454. 



Brahara iVIoor, account of, 270. 



Bramhall (Bishop) and Milton, 341. 



Bray (Dr.), his portrait wanted, 382. 



Bravbrnoke (Lord) on Horace Walpole at 

 Eton, 206. 



— ^ on the song Winifreda, 238. 



- on Cooper's miniature of Cromwell, 

 368. 



on the locality of Grimsditch, 372. 



Breen (Henry H. ) on the proverb, " Les 



Anguilles de Melun,"20. 

 on the phrase " Kiss the hare's foot," 



21. 



on the etymology of Fontainebleau, 38. 



on La Mere Jeane, 40. 



on Histnire des .Severambes, 43. 



on the meaning of fort une, 57. 



on Queen Brunehaut, 86. 



on cockroach, 151. 



on Sir Walter Kaleigh in Virginia, 190. 



on anagrams, 226. 



on Aubrey de Montdidier's dog, 231. 



— — on lines on Cagliostro, 368. 



on the aborigines of St. Domingo, 433. 



on Latin verse on Franklin, 443. 



on a passage in Goldsmith, 482. 



on " Hell paved with priests' skulls," 



484. 



on Pope and Flatman, 505. 



Brentford, the two kings of, 369. 

 Briefs for collections, 232. 

 Bristol tables, 406. 454. 

 Briwingable, its meaning, 22.212. 

 Broad Halfpenny Down, 133. 197. 

 Broctunaon the Earl of Derwentwater, 133. 

 Broom, hanging out the, at mast-heads, 76. 

 Brown (J.), jun. on Oldys on London 



libraries, 176. 

 Brown (T. R.) on the word 'ASsX««, 339. 



Bruce (J.) on written sermons,^. 

 Brunanburgh, battle of. 249. .327. 

 Brunehaut (Queen), 86. 1.16. 19.3. 

 Brunswick mum, why .-o called, 177. 

 B. (R. W.), lines on a bed, 175. 



on fees for inoculation, 231. 



B. (T.) on planets ofthe month, 23. 



Buckhounds, master of the, 422. 



Buckley (Theodore) on Pope and Flatman, 



210. 



a hint to catalogue makers, .340. 



on verses in classical prose, 4.^5. 



Buckton (T. J.) on blessing by the hand, 74. 



on the whale of Jonah, 178. 



on .Vineveh inscriptions, 220. 



on language of ancient Egypt, 240. 



on linteamina and surplices, 262. 



on Arabic inscriptions, 266. 



—^ on the Indian origin of gypsies, 471. 

 Bull (John) on the pronunciation of Cow- 



per, 138. 

 Bummaree, its meaning, 39. 74. 9,3. 

 Bunche's (Mother) Fairy Tales, 2'i9. 

 Bunting's Irish Melodies, i-K. 

 Buiiyan and the Visions of Hell. 139. 

 Burgbley, the Lord of, a play, 12. 

 Burieni-iii on Gen. Moylc, 443. 

 on clekit house, 473. 



on the origin of turnpikes, .00.3. 



Burke (Edmund), portraits of 271. '5.32. 

 Burke'i " mighty boar of the forest," 391. 

 Burn, how to cure a, 500. 



Burns and Propertius, parallel between, 54. 

 Burton family, notices of, 22. 124. 



Burton's Life of Cromwell, 41. 



Burtt (Joseph) on the punishment of Ed- 

 ward of Caernarvon, 409. 



Bute (Marchioness of) on Lady Flora 

 Hastings' bequest, 109. 



Butler (Bp), his MS. .Sermons, 316. 



Butler's Analogy, Latin translation of, 85. 



Butterfly, its various transformations, 27. 



Butts of Norwich, their genealogy, 501. 



Buxtorf's translation of Elias Levita's 

 Treatise, 272.328. .391. 



Bw. (F. ) on .\ulus Gellius' dimple, 2SS. 



Byng (Adm.l, lines attributed to him, 403. 



Byron's Childe Harold, cant. iv. st. li. lii., 

 83. 



Byron's Childe Harold, " Son of the Morn- 

 ing," 209. 330. 391. 



C. 



C. on the lord mayor not a privy coun- 

 cillor, 9. 28. 157. 284. 



on the secret service money of 



Charles U., 40. 



on Pope's translations of Horace, 58. 



1.39. 284. 



on the meaning of bummaree, 93. 



on miss or mistress, 93. 



on thread the needle, 141. 



on the royal library, 155. 



on the right divine of kings, IfiO. 



on planets ofthe month, 164. 



on the Bensley tragedy, 2H. 



on Pope's honest factor, 244. 



on epigram ascribed to Mary, queen of 



.Scots, 316. 



on portraits of Burke, 332 



on a portrait of Dr. Bray, 382. 



anecdotes of bishop's signatures, 392. 



C. (A.) on school superstitions, 53. 



on children at a birth, 7.3. 



C. (A. B.) on marriage of bishops, 57. 



on the pedigree of .Jenings, 424. 



Cabal, its earliest use, 443. 507. 



Cachecope bell, its derivation, £19. 



C. (A. E.) on autographs of Weaver and 



Fuller, 474. 

 Cagliostro, lines on, 36S. 

 Cagots, their history, 190. 331. 387. 

 Caistor church, plough suspended in, 406. 

 Calendar, note on the, 218. 

 Caleva Atrebatum, site of, 424. 

 Camera (de) on Serius Serialesque, 11. 



on the maiden name of Catherine 



Barton, 11. 



on Lady Russell and Mr. Hampden. 21. 



on round towers at Bhaugulpore, 442. 



Campanella and Adami, 275. 



Campbell on a quotation in The Flower 



of Love, 407. 

 Campkin (Henry) on peace illumination, 



1802, 2.3. 



on eisell, wormwood, and scurvyale,68. 



on an engraved portrait, 443. 



on suppressed epilogue by Uryden, 472. 



Can. Ebor. on convocation of York, iia. 



on three estates of the realm, 1H6. 



Capital punishment, mitigation of, 434. 



Carfax, its meaning, 214. 



Carii, the economist, 175. 242. .3.56. 



Carmagnoles, its meaning, 208. 489. 



Carnaby, its meaning, 161. 



Cassek gweiiwyn, its meaning, 269. 392. 



Catalogue makers, hint to, 34<). 



Cavalcade, its proper remlenng, 269. 31.3. 



Caxton memorial suggested, ;>3. 09. 107. 



14.'). 289. 384. 



coffer, %W. 270. 292. 312. 340. 436. 



his presses, sticks, and chases, 2.32. 



C. (». H.) on anachronisms of painters, 



369. 

 C. (B. N.) on symbols in painting, 443. 

 C. (D.) on fort une, \H. 

 C. (E) Praed's charade on, .3t)». 

 Ccbes, ancient wood engraving of, 12. 

 C. (F.dith) on Queen Brunehaut, 1.36. 

 Cephas, on marri.-ige of ecclesiastics, 290. 

 Cervantes, the date of his death, 116. 261. 



C. (G.) on Baskerville, the printer, 40. 



C. (G. A.) on General Movie, 49'). 



C. (G. R.) on Borough-English, 2.35. 259. 



on authors ofthe Homilies, 346. 



C. (H.) on Petty Cury, 120. 



on Sundays, on what days of the 



month, 134. 



on the origin of cockney, 273. 



Chalk-back day, its origin, 5ul. 



Chalmers (George), inquiry respecting big 



MSS., .58. 196. 

 Charib, its derivation, 484. 

 Charles II , his statue formerly in Stock's 



Market, 40. 124. 



secret service money of, 40. 



Charter, date of one wanted. 152. 215. 

 Chatter-box, its derivation, 344. 

 Chattes of Haselle, its meaning, 382. 

 Chaucer and Gray, parallel between, 54. 

 Chaucer, how pronounced, 255. 

 C. (H. C.l, on a Saxon bell-house. 178. 



on Rectitudines Singularura Persona- 

 rum, 442. 



C. (H.) de St. Croix on prophecies of 



Nostradamus, 14J. 329. 

 Chesterfield (Lord), his lines on Queen 



Caroline. 444. 

 Chew-chase, a b.nllad, 206. 254. 

 Children at a birth, 73. 114. 

 Chipperfield & Co. (Tom.), 251. 

 Churches decorated at Christmas, U'9. 

 Churches, services within ruined, 231. 261. 



355. 

 Churchill's paraphrase on Psalm cxxxvii., 



82. 

 Cicada, or Tettigonia Septemdeclm, 423. 

 C. (L J.) on not.ation i)y coalwhippers. 21. 

 Civilian (an old Bengal) on " Son of the 



Morning," 209. 

 C.(J.), on discount, 208. 

 C. (J. H.) on meaning of rasher, 177. 



on meaning of mop, 190. 



C. (J. N.) on the locality of Dell, 39. 



im the meaning of Ackey trade, 40. 



on an Irish coin with legend Voce 



poiinii, 57. 



on " suum cuique tribuere," i J. 



on panelling inscription at Lynn, 407. 



on Connecticut halfpenny, 424. 



C. (,'. S.) on discovery of drowned bodies, 



Clarke (Mrs. Mary Anne), notice of, o96. 



49.3. 

 Clavmore, inscriptior on a, 59. 124. 

 Clekit-house, its meaning, 473. 506. 

 Cleopatra's needle, when and why so called? 



101. ^ ., 



Clergy charities, list of, wanted, 21. 

 Clericus on the genealogy of Lord Clif- 

 ford, 274. 



on the meaning of farlieu, oil. 



Clerk of the House on whig and tory, o7. 



Gierke (Francis), notice of, 192. 



Clifford (Lord), his genealogy, 274. ^ 



Climate, the eighth, its meaning, 2il. jOI. 



CIvdesdale (Lord), noticetl, 154. 



Cm. on Article -KX., 87. 



Coalwhippers, principle of notation by, Jl. 



12*. 

 Cock and bull story, 312. 

 Cockayne motto " En bon et poyer, 4/3. 

 Cocker's Arithmetic, 102. 149. __ 

 Cockney, its origin, 273. 318. 475. 

 Cockroach, its derivation, I-M. 

 Coke, how pronounced, 24. 76 93. 244. .300. 

 Cole ( Robert) on Moore's Almanack, 162. 



on General James Wolfe, 3-2. 



Coleridge's Chriotabel, query on a MS. 



portion of, 310. 410. 



Essays on Beauty, 175. 214. 



Ciilet, on Oxford edition of Jewel's works, 



225 

 Collar of SS., 147. 230. 2.36. 34.5. 4.56. 

 Collier (J. Payne) on John a Kent and 



John a Cumber, 83. 

 Collins (Mortimer) on Colcndge s Essays 



on Beauty, 214. ,,„,.. 

 on a MS. portion of Coleridge s Chris- 



tabel, 316. 



