trivet," xii. 435. Curious Christian names, i. 214. Deaneries unattached to cathedrals, xii. 469. De St. Philibert, x. 73. Downing family, i. 113. Egypt as a place-name, xi. 94. Embroidery pictures, ix. 193. English officials under foreign Governments, iii. 129, 214. Epigram on a rose, iii. 355. February 30, vii. 216. Feet of fines: identifications, xii. 518. Fettiplace, i. 473. French anonymous biographies, x. 128. Frost and its forms, i. 116. Gun caster, i. 448. Historical MSS. discovered, xii. 497. Houses, ancient religious, iii. 69. Hubbub= disturbance, vii. 507; viii. 156. Initial letters instead of words, x. 176. James " University, V. 92. Jurisdiction, special, x. 368, 512. Leech's etchings on steel, x. 247. Literature, its perils, v. 226. Louis Philippe's landing in England, v. 391. Manor house c. 1300, xi. 18. Mareboake: viere, in old title-deeds, vii. 448. Mirage, vii. 495. Mitred abbots, x. 455; xi. 117. Monks of St. Ebrald at Eton, viii. 47, 111. Motherhood late in life, ix. 232. Parcel Post in 1790, xi. 17. Partrendune, Bucks, xi. 388. 'Penrose's Journal': turtle-riding, vii. 216. Philippa (Queen), her mottoes, vi. 151. Placenames, xi. 454. Pneumatic tyres, xii. 445. Quid est fides?" xi. 296. Rattling good thing," 250. 'Red Lion," Henley-onThames, vi. 115. Rood-lofts, viii. 154. Thermometer scale, v. 174. Titles conferred by Cromwell, x. 112. Unregistered arms, v. 311. Up: its barbarous misuse, v. 245. Yew in poetry, xii. 477. Yew trees in churchyards, xi. 113 V. B-r (R.) on Americans in English Records, v. 497. "As such,' iii. 193. Belfries, detached, iv. 290. Blandina, v. 517. Bourne in place-names, xi. 451. Burial half within a church, xi. 318. Carlyle's' French Revolution,' ix. 158. Catte Street, vi. 175. Chancel arches, triple, xii. 255. Christmas Boys,' vii. 32. Creole folk-lore, ix. 494. Dickens and Yorkshire Schools, vi. 373. Dickens: Shakespeare: woodbine, xii. 334. Drawbridges still in use, xii. 198. Engravings, i. 336. Epitaph in Courteenhall Church, vi. 346. Epitaph with postscript, x. 503. Epitaphiana, ii. 323; viii. 227; xi. 504. Femmer, x. 75. Fonts desecrated, ii. 253. Gibbets, iv. 315. H, use or omission, ii. 491. Haltwhistle, xii. 507. Heraldic, iii. 94. Horse Hill, xi. 155. Jesuits at Mediolanum, x. 438. Ketty land, ix. 416. Lady-bird folk-lore, viii. 116. La Roche (Miss), Lady Echlin, xii. 38. London and Birmingham Railway, viii. 292. Martello towers, i. 356. Marylebone, xi. 356. Mereday, Christian name, iv. 248. Miners' greeting, iv. 391. Morpeth Murderpeth, vi. 249. Motto, "In God is all," ix. 474. Namecorruption: Mountain Bower, xii. 38. "Near the church and far from God," vi. 496. Newcastle plate, v. 187. Northburgh family, ii. 377. Oak, the ash, and the ivy, i. 35. Penrith, i. 156. Pillion: flails, iii. 375. Pot-gallery, viii. 313. Pour, v. 392. Pugging tooth, vi. 434. Pulpits, old, viii. 467. Quandary, iii. 217. Romeland, vii. 58. St. David: "Taffy-on-a-stick," xii. 118. Shakespearian vowel-sounds, vi. 395. Steelyard, vi. 412. Stob, ii. 495. Thaw as surname, viii. 334. Tideswell and Tideslow, i. 52. Touching wood, vi. 476. Twelve surname, xii. 149. War, its old pronunciation, v. 310. Wife Bazaar : Washington's arms, iii. 36. B. (R. E.) on blood used in building, iii. 173. Dunkeld (James, first Lord), i. 328. Garioch, v. 56. Novel wanted, viii. 168. Police uniforms: omnibuses, iii. 137. Thackeray quotation, i. 216 B. (R. S.) on Mrs. Aberdein: Papyruseum, ix. 30. Addison and Col. Philip Dormer, vii. 192. Alphabetical skit, viii. 485. Arundell, Master of the Mint, x. 467. Bacon, early instance, viii. 396. "Before one can say Jack Robinson," xi. 233. Boddington family, iv. 89. Bristol and the slave trade, xi. 6. Burton (J.), J. Birkett, and St. Leonard's xii. 285. Carrying coals to Newcastle," vii. 105. Clayton (John), xi. 396. Clayton (William), Baron Sundon, xi. 188, 317. Court Leet: Manor Court, viii. 334. Diary of a Modern Dandy,' vii. 243. Edwards of Halifax, x. 94, 315. Emigrants to America, x. 396. 'Enchanted Mountain,' ix. 190. Ernisius, a proper name, xi. 33. Fifth-Monarchy Men, vii. 515. Fleet Prison, x. 110. Frieze, its pronunciation, vii. 245. Games, obsolete English, vii. 512. Gaunox, xi. 357. Gerard (Ebenezer). x. 446. Harbours, xi. 514. Hawser, xi. 307. Horne-Tooke (John), viii. 93. Hugo (Victor), his property in England, vii. 33. Ireland, expedition to, ix. 335. Jurisdiction, special, x. 418. Kelsall (John), Mayor of Chester, xii. 297. King's Silver: Lincoln College, x. 117. "Knave of Jesus Christ," xii. 338. Lickbarrow (Isabella), xi. 38. London newspapers in 1818, viii. 446. London statues and memorials, ix. 482. Manor Court terms, xi. 517. "Mar in Mardyke, xii. 475. Mauraden, its meaning, xii. 149. Milton: engraved portraits, x. 445. Park (Lassall), clockmaker, ix. 494. Peel (Parsley), nickname, ix. 115. "Petits Chevaux," a game, ix. 110. Poonah painting, vii. 232. Princess Royal: earliest use title, viii. 35. Public Office Police Office, vii. 90, 217. Restaurateur, viii. 207. Richard II. at Chester, xii. 166. St. George: George as a Christian name, vii. 455. Seacome or Seacombe family, xii. 287. Sobriquets and Nicknames,' vii. 430. Sotby and Bleasby Manors, Lincs, xii. 29. Thiggyng: Fulcenale: Warelondes, vii. 507; viii. 296. Totter out: jag, viii. 493. Tower of London, ix. 296. Tristan and Isolde, vii. 151. Union Light Dragoons, 1780, x. 49 B. (R. W.) on American yarn, ii. 188. "Boughten," vi. 247. Carter and Fleetwood, ii. 333. English in France, i. 253. Fleetwood (Cromwell), iii. 466. Fleetwood (George), his portrait, ix. 193. Fleetwood (Bishop W.), ix. 231. Fleetwood arms, vi. 264, 435. Fleetwood cabinet, ii. 67. Fleetwood of Calwich, xi. 183; xii. 373. Fleetwood of Crawley, v. 403. Fleetwood of Madras, v. 68. Fleetwood of Penwortham, vii. 302. Fleetwood pedigree, unknown, v. 23. Fleetwoods and Milton's Cottage, i. 422. Lobishome, ii. 15. Ravison: Scrivelloes, ii. 452. Ropemakers' Alley Chapel, ii. 33. = of B. (S.) on authors of quotations, viii. 32. Charles I. his physical characteristics, vii. 211. Germain (Lady Elizabeth), ii. 156. Gow (Neil and Natt), xii. 172. Lepel (Molly), her descent, iii. 172. Snakes drinking milk, x. 418 B. (W.) on astronomy in fiction, v. 294. Authors of quotations, viii. 236, 273; x. 173, 497. Bellringing, iii. 466. Blake's tiger,' vi. 226. Buchanan (George), iv. 147. Catalaunian fields, xi. 88. Catalogues, printed, of public libraries, iv. 454. 'Cloister and the Hearth,' iv. 249. Correct, iv. 294. Crimean War incident, viii. 251. v. 111. Death-birds in Scotland and Ireland, 'D.N.B.': additions and corrections, ix. 372. Dolls in magic, x. 272. France (Anatole): Garden of Epicurus,' x. 273. Goethe: "Bells, bugs, and Christianity,' v. 416. Haldane, x. 396. Hampstead in song. x. 458. Irish version of "De mortuis," ix. 388. Kingsley's Lorraine,' x. 278. Kniphofia, x. 438. Lamb (C.), iv. 306. Lead language, lii. 145. MacKeachan proverb, viii. 114. Palgrave's Golden Treasury,' viii. 147, 351, 394. Rule, Britannia,' viii. 258. Sabariticke, x. 33, 134. "Sacræ Pagina Professor," iv. 273. Sacred place-names in foreign lands, xii. 314, 493. St. Mary the Egyptian, xi. 391. Scott illustrators, vii. 74. Shakespeare and Musical glasses, v. 232. Shoe in A.V., xi. 133. Split infinitive in Milton, vii. 33. Swift's works: annotated editions, viii. 277. Tai-Ping War, ix. 415. Touching wood," vi. 230. Unthank, ix. 493. Welsh poems, iv. 516; v. 75. Wordsworth and Browning, ix. 257. Wyatt (Sir T.), poem by, iv. 70 B-m (W.) on E. B., iv. 428 B. (W. C.) on 'Abridgement of Calvin's Institution,' xii. 12. Addison's daughters, i. 151. Admiral Christ epitaph, vi. 517; viii. 33. Among others," i. 487. Antiquary v. antiquarian, ii. 396. Apostamated, ix. 405. "Ashes to ashes" in the Burial Service, i. 429. Auncell, i. 187. Authors of quotations, viii. 32, 475; x. 295, 454, 514. Aylsham cloth, i. 4. Banstead races and mutton, x. 246. Bathingmachines, ii. 131. Beating, proverb on, ix. 298. Becket (Thomas à), his martyrdom, i. 452. Befana: Epiphany, xi. 6. Bier-right: ordeal by touch, xii. 137. Birch-sap wine, i. 98. Birth-marks, i. 430. Birth announcements, x. 266. : Blood used in building, iii. 35. Blore (T.) at Middleton Races, ix. 5. Book, nameless, iv. 176. Booth of Rame, Cornwall, x. 517. Boy-bishop, x. 506. Branne and water," xii. 78. Bread for the Lord's day, ii. 538. Bream's Buildings, v. 66. Briefs for Greek Christians, xi. 357. Browne (Sir T.), his daughter's descendants, v. 232. Bunney, ii. 14. Bunsen on the Vale of York, vi. 29. B.V.M. and the birth of children, vii. 325; viii. 36. Cab: cabriolet in Dickens, xii. 514. Calendar rimes, ix. 95. Campden mystery, iii. 367. Campbell: pronunciation, x. 338. "Cash on the nail," vi. 416. Catte Street, vi. 254. Charles I.: his physical characteristics, vii. 336. Chevinier, its meaning, i. 169. Cholsey, Berks, iii. 326. Christian names, curious, i. 170. Christie (J. H.), iv. 252. Christmas at Selby Abbey, 1397, x. 506. Christmas bibliography, ii. 503; iv. 503; vi. 485; viii. 484; x. 505; xii. 506. 66 Christmas customs, games, ii. 503. Christmas notes, iv. 501. Christmas under Charles I., ii. 505. Churchwardens' accounts, vii. 275. Clapham (Henoch), iv. 362. Closets in Edinburgh buildings, ii. 297. Collectioner, i. 94. Comber family, i. 152. Conveyancing at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ix. 456. Corpus Christi Day, xi. 443. Court Roll terms, vii. 317. Cowper's John Gilpin, vii. 516. Crucifix at north door of old St. Paul's, i. 165. Crusoe (Robinson), literary descendants, xii. 79. Cuttwoorkes," ii. 197. Dancing at Echternach, ix. 474. Day (Wentworth), ix. 42. Daylight-saving, xi. 226. Deffand (Madame du), her letters, i. 14. De Morgan's arithmetical books, viii. 386. Dickens Shakespeare: woodbine, xii. 411. Dickens, mistakes about his characters, vi. 327. Dickens and lamplighter's ladder, ix. 389. Dickens on half-baptized, x. 90. Dickens's "automaton dancers,” xi. 357. Documents in secret drawers, i. 474. Doncaster: image of the Blessed Virgin, vii. 56. Duelling in England, ii. 436. "Dunelmia Filius,' iii. 368. Easter, new clothes at, ix. 305. Easter bibliography, i. 265; v. 281; ix. 305'; xi. 282. Easter eggs, iii. 303; v. 285; ix. 305. Easter sepulchre, i. 265; iii. 304; ix. 305. -ed," final, ii. 47. 'Edwin Drood' continued, i. 37. Electricity in agriculture, x. 207. Elizabeth's (Queen) Day, x. 381; xii. 404. English literature, early, v. 216. Epitaphs, their bibliography, i. 217. Epitaphs at Stratford-uponAvon, vii. 516. Evesham (Abbots of), xii. 78. Facts are stubborn things, iv. 204. February 30, i. 166. "Fide, sed cui vide," i. 87. Fifteen O's, x. 506. Fifth-Monarchy Men, vii. 334. Flying machines : aviation, X. 186. Font consecration, ii. 336. Fortune favours fools,' ii. 365. Forwhy, its meaning, vii. 237. Fulture, i. 225. George III. and " What," vii. 87. Glass manufacturer, i. 51. Goat's blood and diamonds, viii. 357. Gow (Neil and Natt), xii. 172. Grant (Rev. R.), vii. 216. Gray's 'Elegy' in Latin, ii. 92. Gray's Elegy' and ploughing customs, xii. 391. E, its use omission, ii. 351. Hamlet as a Christian name, viii. 155, 237. Hanged, drawn, and quartered," i. 356, 410; ii. 97. Hatmakers' materials, ix. 477. Hen, white, xii. 16. Heriot, iii. 234. Higgins (Godfrey), ii. 331. High Stewards temp. Elizabeth, xii. 513. Highways repaired, ix. 13. Hill (Rev. William), ii. 490. Hock: hog: hoga, vii. 495. Holborn, ii. 392, 493. Imprisonment : jury, xii. 68. Irish pedigrees, viii. 93. Ivy Lane, Strand, v. 254 ; vii. 414. Jenion's Intack," i. 477. Johnson (Isaac), of Massachusetts, iv. 227. Johnson (Robert), his 'World,' x. 125. Johnson (S.), his ancestors and connexions, ix. 46. Kennet (B.), Vicar of Bradford, vii. 127. Kerne (J.), Dean of Worcester, ii. 389. "Kick the bucket," i. 314. "Kissed hands," i. 135. Lamb in placenames, iii. 150. Leech-gathering, ix. 291. Legends on English coins, vii. 318. Liggers, c. 1474, ix. 36. Literature, popular, in sixteenth century, iv. 486. Liverpool: its etymology, xi. 354. London rubbish Moscow, i. 257. Lopez (Roderigo), iv. 306. Louis XIV. tablecloth, xii. 498. Louis Philippe's landing in England, v. 391. Lynold family, i. 307. Macbeth': the three witches, vii. 484. Mackenzie (Robert Shelton), viii. 247. Rolls, guide to, i. 272. Markham's Spelling. or at Manor Book, ii. 327. Marriott (Rev. Randolph), iii. 193. Marshall (Stephen), ix. 465. May Day, xi. 343. May Day: two poetical tracts, iii. 344. May Day: maypole, v. 325; ix. 345. Mayor's seal for confirmation, i. 447. Milner (Dean), ii. 317. Mince pie and plum pudding, ix. 46. Missal, The,' iv. 75. Mist (Nathaniel), vii. 187. Mistletoe, X. 506. Monro (Major), iv. 72. Morgan and Polton, Bishops of Worcester, iv. 347. Motto: "In God is all," viii. 353. Mount Grace le Ebor', its records, i. 198. Mulberry and quince, iv. 438. Names terrible to children, x. 509; xi. 454. Napoleon III. in London, ix. 371. Nelson poems, iv. 186. Nonconformist burialgrounds, x. 152. Northern and Southern pronunciation, ii. 317. Northumberland and Durham pedigrees, ii. 351. "Nose of wax," viii. 274. Nottingham, its bibliography, ix. 205. Oblivious, ii. 518. Oxe-aye," vi. 234. Oxford English Dictionary,' i. 193. Oxford Graduates, 1675-84, vii. 125. Paine (Thomas), his remains, xii. 118. Palm Sunday and Easter customs, iii. 304. Paris Garden, viii. 346. Parkgate Theatre, iii. 355. Parkins (Dr.), i. 51. Parry (Bishop Henry), ii. 425. Paschal candle, ix. 305. Pattens in the church porch, ix. 394. Penteus or Punteus, iv. 189; v. 212. Pestal (Col.), xii. 95. Pictorial blinds, vii. 429. Pig grass: fioning grass, xii. 92. Pincushion sweet, vi. 50. Pindar family, i. 135. Plumpton Correspondence,' i. 466. Pony: crib, vi. 434. Postscript of a woman's letter, xii. 18. 'P. P., Clerk of the Parish,' i. 137. "Practice of Piety,' i. 15. President: precedent, vii. 227. Pronunciation, Northern and Southern, ii. 317. Proverbs, vi. 486. Provincial booksellers, v. 141, 183, 242, 351. Proxege and Senage," xi. 77. Public school, our oldest, i. 257. Purlieu: Bow-rake: Buck-leap, i. 85. Quivel (Peter), Bishop of Exeter, x. 215. Rain caught on Holy Thursday, iv. 497. Ramie, ii. 13. Richardson (W. V.) and the Russian Church, iii. 376. Robinson Crusoe, 1619, iv. 287. Rogation days: Ascension Day, xi. 381. Rogation procession: Ascension Day, ix. 401. St. Expeditus, v. 107. St. George: George as a Christian name, vii. 308, 513. St. George's Chapel Yard, Oxford Road, vii. 198. St. George's Day, 1715, xi. 324. St. John Baptist's eve, ix. 481. Luke's Day, iv. 305. St. Mark's Day, 25 April, xi. 324. St. Mary the Egyptian, xi. 391. "Sal et saliva," i. 432. Sands (Richard), equestrian, viii. 446. Scallions, iv. 375; v. 54. Scott's Guy Mannering' and Antiquary,' vi. 65. Scott's Quentin Durward,' viii. 53. Selling oneself to the devil, v. 115. Seringapatam, vii. 317. Seventeenth-century phrases. ii. 533. Sex before birth, i. 406; ii. 313. Sexes, their disproportion, ii. 209. Shakespeare (Lieut.-Col.), viii. 406. Shakespeare illustrations, vi. 422; xii. 84. Shakespeariana, viii. 164. Sherlock, i. 426. Shutters, ix. 66. Sleep and Death, i. 315. Snowte: weir and fishery, iii. 137. "Son confort et liesse," i. 232. "Spartam nactus es, hanc exorna, vii. 105. Spelling reform, vi. 266; viii. 47; x. 226. Spring-heeled Jack, vii. 206. Squad = mud, xi. 396. "Stafford blue," vi. 237. Steemson and Cliffe families: Thorne Quay, v. 217. Stow, misprints in Thoms's edition, i. 205. Stuart (Daniel and Peter), iv. 125. Suck. St. "To bottle feeding-bottle, viii. 257. Theophany, ii. 505. Tideswell and Tideslow, ii. 77. Tony Lumpkin," vi. 7. Toothache, x. 121. Peipon," xi. 418. Tottenham Churchyard, Middlesex, viii. 356. Travelling in England, 1600-1700, v. 414. Troutbeck (John), vi. 314. Turner: Canaletto, i. 217. Turvill or Tutevill (D.), V. 517. Vicariate, iii. 204. Village mazes, ix. 475. Visitations of Southwell,' iii. 66. Vivandières, ix. 313. "Votes for women, x. 47. Vulgate, iv. 93. Waits, ii. 504; iv. 505; viii. 485. Waterloo, ii. 345. Wave, tenth, x. 445. Weathercock, iii. 288. Wharf, x. 318. White (Kirke), vi, 496. Willow-pattern china, ix. 438. Wislez (Mlle. C.), vi. 375. Witham, ii. 333. Womack (Dr. Laurence), xii. 492. Yule "clog," iii. 11. B―d (W. C.) on Fanshawe memoirs, viii. 465 B. (W. L.) on Thomas Bennet, bookseller, xi. 488 474 ་་ Bacchanals or Bag-o'-Nails," inn sign, vi. 427, 490; vii. 56 Bacchus on cockroaches to destroy vermin, vi. 9 Backhouse (Capt.) and Col. Stepkin, 1648, x. 209, 255 Backwell (Barnaby), banker--Miss Gordon, viii. 30, 72 Bacon, etymology of the word, viii. 310, 396; use of the word in 1164-5, ix. 55 Bacon and Bungay, the name combination, viii. Bacon (Anthony) at the Court of Navarre, vi. 328, 476 69 Bacon (Francis), and drama of his age, ii. 129, Bacon (Nathaniel), 1593-1660, in 'D.N.B.,' ix. 47 Bacteria, early notice, v. 45, 115 xii. 155. Goose with one leg, xi. 516. Hollow Baker (T.), Socius ejectus, 1716-17, xii. 143 loaf foretelling death, xii. 155. Roman Bakers' servants c. 1440, xii. 427, 498 inscription concerning Corbridge, ix. 311. Bala, weather at, i. 347 Sacred Place-names in foreign lands, xii. 314. St. Bartholomew and Otford, xii. 310. "Sub rosa, ix. 316 66 Baddow, Defoe on its vicar, v. 428 Badeley (J.) on Victorian coin, ix. 209 Badger, its etymology, v. 389, 432 Badger in the bag, game, i. 289, 355 Badger's Bush or Beggar's Bush' Inn, vii. 209, 271 Badges, curious words in their description, iii. 407; iv. 55; of the City guilds, vii. 347, 457; roses as, x. 87, 174, 218; on book-plates, 289; White Hart, xi. 168; of Roman legions, 290, 412 Badley (R.) on addition to Christian name, iii. 374 Badoario (Bonaventura), his biography, x. 234 Baffo (Giorgio), his poems, 1771, vii. 449; viii. 175; ix. 258 Bagger, Danish poet, his 'English Captain,' viii. 469 Bagman, abstract, reference by Stevenson, vii. 188 Bagnall (J.) on "Mineria marra,' motto, xii. 28 Bagster (G. G.) on Count Truchsess of ZeylWurzach, vii. 389 Bahamian on Johnsoniana, x. 8 Baïf (J. A. de), author, his biography, ix. 390, 492 Baildon (W. Paley) on Kingsway and Aldwych, iv. 433. S. its long and short forms, viii. 372 Bailey-Kempling (W.) on Matthew Arnold's 'Horatian Echo,' iii. 6. Christabel,' ix. 27. De Quincey and 'Westmorland Gazette,' ii. 101. Name coincidences, iii. 466. Rossetti, Christina, vi. 328 Bailiffs also clerics in thirteenth century, ii. 527. Baily (Johnson) on "Cast not a clout,' v. 388. Lusitania and the Sirius, viii. 325. Michaelmas Day, x. 194. 'Topographia Antiquæ Romæ,' ii. 226 Baily (Prof. Walter), his books, c. 1586-8, vi. 507; vii. 96 Bailward (W. A.) on pauper's song, ix. 308 Bainbridge (Thomas), c. 1568, his family, xi. 69 Baines family of Layham, Suffolk, iv. 69, 330, 537 Baird (Major-General) and Seringapatam, vii. 230, 317 Bairn, Scotch word used in Lincolnshire, i. 415 Baker (A. J.) on Araminta,' xii. 288 Baker (George), Oxford prizeman, d. 1811, his biography, v. 169, 215 Baker (Philip) and rectory of Winwick, ii, 109, 177, 258 Balaam, in newspaper offices, xi. 266 Balbus on Penrith, i. 97 66 Baldock, and Lord Melbourne, xi. 9 Baldock (Major G. Yarrow) on Alderman's Walk, x. 354. Coop, to trap, iv. 296. Edmonton burial-place, ix. 267. Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, iii. 297. Foot Guards (3rd) at Bayonne, xi. 276. Johnson's poems, vi. 293. Kingsley's Stand," vii. 158. Medical barristers, i. 32. Melbourne (Lord) and Baldock, xi. 9. Nail and the clove, iii. 231. Obsolete English games, vii. 511. Regimental marches, x. 352. Sainte-Beuve on Castor and Pollux, xi. 392. Scots Greys, x. 396. Shadow-catcher= photographer, vii. 67. Standard Theatre, Shoreditch, ix. 247. West Indian military records. vii. 14. Wheel as symbol of religion, iv. 250 Baldwin (E. T.) on punt in football, xi. 355 Baldwin (H.) on houses of historical interest. vi. 356 66 Baldwin (Sir Timothy) in 'D.N.B.,' iii. 306 Balfour (Right Hon. A. J.), his descent from "He Ball (F.) on plane sailing or plain sailing, x. 352 Ball (F. Elrington) on Battle-axe Guard, iii. 315;| Conolly (Right Hon. William), vi. 412. _Curtis: Hughes Worth, iv. 331. Edouard or Edouart, xi. 371. Tholsels, iv. 453. Tituladoes, ii. 16. Tynte book-plate, ii. 19. Wainwright (John), Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, i. 55 Ball (H. H.) on Robert Brockholes, vi. 230. Nettleship (Samuel), 1831, viii. 254. Sophony, iv. 148 Ball (Col. W.) of Virginia, 1650, ix. 269 Ballard (John), 'D.N.B.' on, x. 114 Ballinger (J.) on Thomas Clay of Ludgate Hill. ix. 327 Balliol College, Oxford, and Dr. Good, viii. 128. 215 t Bananas, Canary and West Indian, ii. 409, 476; iii. 14 Bancroft (Sir Squire), date of his birth, viil. 287 Bandy Leg Walk, Southwark, x. 390, 438; xi. 35 Banfi-Hunyades (Johannes), chemist, d. 1646, vii. 310 Bang (W.) on pip, v. 156 Bangor, Archdeacons of, xii. 367 Bank of England, suspension of specie payment, xii. 205, 278 Bankes family of Corfe Castle, v. 289, 372, 395 Banner (Parliamentary), in the Civil War, xi. 89, 177 Bannerman (Lady), wife of Sir Alexander Bannerman, and Thomas Carlyle, vii. 210; xii. 331 Bannerman (Rev. David), married Janet Turing, iii. 167, 316 Banns, time of their publication, i. 18; and lameness, xii. 288, 498 Banquet, fifteenth-century, bill of fare, iv. 446 Banqueting Hall, Whitehall, and the execution of Charles I., viii. 447 Banstead: races and mutton, c. 1733, x. 246 Banzai, origin of the Japanese word, ix. 405 Baptism, "sal et saliva "in, i. 368, 431, 514; ii. 55; Dickens on half-baptized, x. 29, 90, 135, 256, 294 Baptismal robe: chrisom, viii. 270, 377, 457; ix. 312 Baptisms, their registration c. 1653, ix. 89 Baptist Confessions of Faith, iii. 89, 116, 455 i. 207 Baptistery font, Florence, Ruskin on, x. 88 Barbadoes, the verb, vii. 380. See also Barbydoys. Barbados, Ferdinand Palæologus in, c. 1628-40, viii. 334 Barbary on Irish girl and Barbary pirates, vil. 469 Barbary pirates and Irish girl, poem on, vii. 469 ; viii. 13 Barbary pirates off Devonshire, x. 189 Barbers, famous, references to, i. 290, 375, 513 Barbour (Richard), Westminster scholar, xii. 188 Barclay (H. J.) on " World Turned Upside Down," viii. 290 Barclay (John), Theordorus Prodromus, and Burtou, xi. 101 -Barclay (Capt. Robert Heriott), his portrait, iv. 28; vi. 388 Barclay-Allardice (R.) on Bideford Freeman Roll, ii. 325. Dago, ii. 247. Dog-names, ii. 470. "Get a wiggle on," ii. 28. High Peak words, ii. 386. Lease, long, i. 32. Newspaper, first ocean, ii. 157. Parish register to stop a rat's hole, i. 266. Patents of precedence, iii. 90. Police uniforms: omnibuses, iii. 76. Scotch burial custom, iv. 76 Bardsley's Dictionary of Place-Names,' error in, i. 505 Barga, Italy, its history, ii. 449, 537 Bargehouse, King's Old, its location, viii. 167, 417; early picture, x. 88 Barham (R. H.), in Great Queen Street, vi. 147, 253; allusion in Ingoldsby,' ix. 447; Cardinal of St. Paul's, x. 173, 273 Barham arms in Ashford Church, vi. 208 Barker (H. T.) on pigmies and cranes, iv. 266; Barker (Robert), priest, 1626, v. 229, 299 Heraldry,' Barking, Friends' burial-ground at, x. 31, 150, 29 Barlow (C. J. P.) on the Acorn and the Gabriel, xii. 28 Barlow (W.), two bishops of the name, x. 367, 412, 474 Barlow (W.), Bishop of Chichester, xi. 51; of Rochester, 51 Barlow (William Henry), d. 1902, his burialplace, ix. 128 Barmaid, use of the word in 1732, vi. 425 Barnard (G. W. G.) on Sir Thomas Browne, xi. Barnet (Humphrey), minister of Newton Heath, ix. 206 Barnewell (Henry), Prebendary of Rochester, x. 448, 516; xii. 495 English 'Spiritual Barnfield (R.), his Cynthia,' iii. 425; and the nightingale's song, viii. 192 Barnouw (A. J.) on bodemerie, vii. 386. literary almanacs, viii. 347. Quixote,' ix. 88 Barnum (P. T.), his book on his impostures, vi. 13, 76, 114 Barometer by Marinone & Co., ii. 346 Baronet on hereditary dignities created, not made, v. 186 Baronetcies, civic, since 1837, viii. 301, 413 Barraclough (W. H.) on J. Segalas, gunmaker, viii. 251 Barracoon, use and meaning of the word, ix. 185, 234 Barrage, introduction of the word, ii. 77 |