Bruce (William), physician to King of Poland
249, 298

Bruges, pronunciation of the name, 408, 473
Brunswick (Duke of) and Brunswick Hotel, 289
Brutus on Ovoca or Avoca? 308

Buccado, meaning of Spanish word, 87, 137
Budgee a kind of ape, 89, 137, 253

Buff, earliest reference to the word, 170, 216
Bulloch (J. M.) on banishment certificate, 230
Bruce (William), in Poland, 249
Castleman family, 69

Gordon (first Duke of), his birth, 7
Gordon (Lady Charlotte), 10

Gordon (Lord Robert), 89

Gordon (Dr. W.) of Bristol, 349

Gordon and Short families, 330
Gordons of Messina, 8

Mysteries of Embo baronetcy, 234
National Journal,' 1746, 49
"Parthenopaus Hereticus," 149

Pennecuik (Alex.) and the Louvre, 189

Buns, cross sign on, 157

Burgoyne (F. J.) on London statues and memorials,
258

Burial-ground of St. George's, Hanover Square,
8, 57

Burial-grounds. Nonconformist, 31, 150, 237, 334
Burials at Nice: Capt. James King, 57

Burmester (F.) on "Plus je connais les hommes,"
188

Burney (Charles), collation of History of Music,'
9, 57

Burton (Robert), his Anatomy of Melancholy,' 383
Butler (Billy), the hunting parson, 310, 395, 453
Butler (J. C.) on Billy Butler, 310
Butler (John) of Mullaghowny, temp. Charles I.,290
Butler (Samuel) and toothache, 122
Butterworth (Major S.) on Hartley Coleridge, 118
Buxton, antiquities of, 168, 218

Byron (G. G., sixth Lord), 'Childe Harold,'
Canto IV., 275, 312

Byron (William, fifth Lord), duel with Mr. Cha-
worth, 244

C. (A.) on authors of quotations wanted, 268
C. (A. B.) on anonymous works, 28

C. (F. H.) on Joseph Bonaparte in England, 109
C.-D. (F. H.) on Manor House c. 1300, 450
C. (G.) on Skalinges: Scabulonious, 228
C. (G. E.) on authors of quotations wanted, 497
'D.N.B.': additions and corrections, 58
Sheriffs of London, 238

C. (H.) on Hawkins family and arms, 472

Notes and Queries, Jan. 30, 1909.

Campbell (G. W.) on Scottish University arms, 36
Canadian natural dyes, books on, 348, 495
Candle-making, restriction upon, 1769, 287
Canning (George), original portraits, 53
Cannon (Miss K. I..) on "Fit as a fiddle," 188
Cannon on Fridge Green, c. 1768, 226
Cantianus on Prebendary Henry Barnewell, 516
Capital punishment, for high treason, 229, 314,
354; offences punished by in eighteenth cen-
tury, 289, 392

Cap of Liberty, and Wilkes, 52

Card terms, 1559-97, 468

Cardinal of St. Paul's, 85, 173, 235, 273
Caricature: Once I was alive, 16

Carlyle (T.), Oliver Cromwell's Letters and
Speeches,' 376; on the griffin, 509

Carnmarth and Lannarth, Cornish place-names,
252

Carnousie, barony of, its history, 421

Caroline (Queen) and Lord Denman, 51, 94
Caroline as a masculine name, 450

Castle architecture, books on, 255

Castle (Thomas), botanist, c. 1804-38, 111
Castleman family, 69

Cat: whipping the cat, 198
Catgut ruffles, c. 1755, 189
Celt on Oulds in Ireland, 268
Certificate of banishment, 1789, 230
Chafy (W. K. W.) on clergy in wigs, 158
Foote (Samuel), 109

Chalcot Farm, N.W., 1800-50, 73
Chalice inscription, 1645, 78

Chalk Farm, formerly Chalcot Farm, 73
Chamberlain (Commodore), his identities, 329,
372, 437

Chamberlen (Hugo), cenotaph in Westminster
Abbey, 329, 437

Chamberlin (John), of Ratcliffe-on-Soar, 168
Chambon, engraver of calligraphy, 168

Charles I., medal of, 68, 134; his cultus in
America, 227

Charles II., his chemist N. Le Fevre, 227
Charlotte, Christian name, its pronunciation, 271,
315, 338

in, 109

Charming-bells for bird-catching, 48, 94
Charters, Anglo-Saxon, "Minister
Chautauqua, allusion explained, 68

Chaworth (Wm.), his duel with fifth Lord Byron,
244

Cheapside Cross, its bibliography, 57
Chelsea, Don Saltero's Tavern, 67, 110
Cheney family, 172

Gladstone's last moments, 68

C. (J.) on military bank-note, 389

C. (L.) on French coat of arms, 295

C. (P. M. M.) on Coxe of Clent and Swynford, 29
Mason of Stapleton, 28

C. (S.) on Philip II. of Pomerania, 349

C. (S. D.) on Buxton, 218

Smallpox hospital in 1804, 232

C. (W. F.) on Amphilis, female name, 289

St. Godwald, 268

Ca. (W. P.) on Cornish and other apparitions, 51
Cabinet and House of Lords, 1835 and 1908, 486
Cadey a hat, its origin, 147, 198, 277, 374
Calligraphy, Italian, 168
Cambridge University:

Christ's College
Milton, 30, 72; early lists, 36
Camilford, Rector of, 412

Notes and Queries, Jan. 30, 1909.

Christian names: Amphilis, 289; Caroline, 450;
Charlotte, 271, 315, 338; Ernisius, 388, 471;
Haakon, 234, 277; Nisidora, 348; Thelma, 289
Christmas at Selby Abbey, 1397, 506
Christmas bibliography, 505

Christmas Day and Lady Day, their connexion, 508
Chrystal Magna, its whereabouts, 89, 277

Church, meets of hounds announced in, 468, 515
Church notes of Sir Stephen Glynne, 441
Churches and Lady Chapels, 289

Cope (Mrs. H.) on Regimental marches, 457
Scots Greys: regimental history, 396
Scrope (Adrian), 469
Wrexham, 307

Constable family, 328

Constables of the Tower, 70, 118, 213, 277
Conway, its Richard II. charter, 307
Cook (Capt. James), his voyages, 69

Cookes (Dean), Westminster scholar, 1740, 130
Coolidge (W. A. B.) on Mediterranean, 351

Clergy, inferior, their early appellations, 175, 250,
353

Clergy in wigs, 16, 78, 158, 356, 392
Clerical interments, 148, 233

Cleveland (General J. W.), his descent, 289
Clindening (G. T.) on Glendonwyn of Glendonwyn,
210

Cluet (Richard), D.D., c. 1651, his burial-place, 148
Coat of arms. See Heraldry.

Cobberers and nutting time, 185

Cockburnspath, place-name, its pronunciation, 430
Cock-foster, place-name, its derivation, 30, 94, 253
Coffin nails, slang for cigarettes, 234
Cohen (H.) on Campbell, 338

Coins: Victorian florin of 1849, 16, 77; Accession
and Coronation, 130, 190, 230; Turkish, 488
Coleridge (Hartley), contributions to periodicals,
49, 118

Coles (J.), Jun., on Billy Butler, 453

Colet (Dean), pronunciation of his name, 249
Collins (F. Howard) on plane sailing, 316
Whiff, a boat, 91

Collins (Mortimer), his writings, 249, 298
Collins (William), references in letters c. 1744 to,

daughters, 374

Cope (Rev. Sir Richard), d. 1806, his preferments,36
Copland-Griffiths (F.) on Sir W. Neville Hart, 263
Corbet (Peter) = Valletort (Isabel or Beatrice),
168, 253

Corfield (Wilmot) on the bonassus, 90

Holwell, (John Zephaniah), 76

London statues and memorials, 124, 372
Zoffany, 295

66

Cornelia on As the farmer sows his seed," 273
Corner (S.) on Queen Elizabeth's Day, 477
Cornish and other apparitions, 35, 51, 117
Coronation coins and medals, 130, 190, 230
Corpus Christi Day observed at Oxford, 52
Coryat (T.), monkey story in his Crudities,' 373;
on Mediolanum, 375

Cosmogony, heretical, 347

Cotteswold, Italian references to, 1315, 325, 398
Council Chamber, Guildhall, its demolition, 101
Counties, manor identification in divers, 48, 254;
detached parts of, 428

Counting superstition, 137
County divisions, 368
County heraldry, 348

Courtenay (G. H.) on Campbell, 278

Caroline as a masculine name, 450
Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte, 190
Courtney (C.) on Wilberforce and Huxley, 335
Courtney (W. P.) on William Collins the poet, 186
Dodsley's Famous Collection of Poetry, 103
243, 305, 403

Inscriptions at Florence, 223
Kent, East Indiaman, 477
Coventry (John Eyre), his biography, 288
Cowper (Joseph Meadows), his death, 340
Cox (W. F.) on “ Jnay Daultre," 329
Coxe family of Clent and Swynford, 29, 115
Coxon (L.) on Rev. John Coxon, 368
Coxon (Rev. John), curate at Morpeth, 1754, 368
Crabble, place-name, 269, 312

Crane (H. E.) on Nonconformist burial-grounds,

Crone (J. S.) on Irish Rebellion of 1798, 117
Crooke (W.) on Indian magic, 495

Taine "Tenir une queue de vache," 273
"Crooked Billet," origin of the sign, 38, 77
Cross on hot cross buns, 157

Cross, Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire, 168, 217
Cross Crosslet on Barbara Villiers, 108
Cross Patté on "The Essex Serpent," 310

"William the Conqueror ten sixty-six," 228
Crotty() executed in Irish Rebellion, 117
Crouch (C. H.) on Baydon, Cumberland, 335
Madan (Martin) of Nevis, 256

Pickthall, 295

Cummins (A.) on authors of quotations wanted, 68
'Pleasure digging his own Grave,' 89
Cupples (J. G.) on Protector's Head," inn sign,
156

Curious on Wharton autobiography, 190
Curious House, Greenwich, 469

Curry (J. T.) on authors of quotations wanted, 314
Milton and Christ's College, Cambridge, 72
Seventeenth-century quotations, 271

Curtis (J.) on Deville, 91

D. (A. H.) on double-headed eagle, 198
Ranger of Greenwich Park, 189

D. (C.) on Henry Ellison, 95

D. (C. E.) on steering-wheel, 48

D. (E. F.) on authors of quotations wanted, 428

D. (K. F.) on Kniphofia, 333

D. (M. G.) on T. L. Peacock, 138
D. on Cap of Liberty, 52

Clergy in wigs, 16

"Hors d'oeuvre," 255

Mediterranean, 376, 495

Upper Thames," 27

Wotton House, 7

D. (R.) on Don Saltero's Tavern, 252
D. (T. F.) on "Angel" of an inn, 95
Authors of quotations wanted, 514
Boot-top as a verb, 225
Danzig its siege in 1813, 130
Fig trees: maturing meat, 96, 453
Hair becoming suddenly white, 75
Heraldry in Froissart: Pillow, 452
London statues and memorials, 494
Man in the almanac, 118
Meschianza, 97

Tunes, old, 93

Vigo Bay, 1702-19, 98

D. (U. J.) on clergy in wigs, 356

D. (W. M.) on

Merry England," 88

Dale (T. C.) on John Tetherington, 189
Wesley (John), his missing letters, 367

Dallas (J.) on Bp. Peter Quivel, 30

Dalton (C.) on the Bombay Regiment, 1

Douglas (Capt. Archibald), 181

Dandy affair, 1816, 49

Danes' Church, Wellclose Square, c. 1696, 97, 154
Daniel family, 468

Notes and Queries, Jan. 30, 1909.

Daniels (H. G.) on Hove, 216

Dante Inf.,' xvi. 106-8, 302

Danzig, accounts of its siege, 1813, 130, 193
Darwin (Erasmus), his lines on Sydney Cove, 261,
412

Darwin (G. H.) on Sydney, 1789-1908, 412

Dasent (A. I.) on first Speaker of the House of
Commons, 388

Davey (H.) on Shakespeare and geography, 346
Shakespeare the actor, 346

Davidson (Ĥ. A.) on T. L. Peacock, 9
Davidson clan, 7

Davies (A. M.) on Dickens and the lamplighter, 12
November 5: Guy Fawkes, 496

Tyburn, 495

Davis (N. D.) on Sir Arthur Leary Pigott, 426
Day (Nancy), Lady Fenhoulet, c. 1768, 406
De la Motte de la Garré family, 310

De Quincey (T.), on toothache, 122; and the
tenth wave, 511

De St. Philibert, c. 1206, 8, 73

De Tabley (Lord), portrait of H. Thompson, 229
Dean (William), D.N.B.' on, 114

Dear : "O dear no!" used interjectionally, 349,
395, 434, 516

Death, after lying, 109, 157, 195, 274, 376; leg
growing after, 506

Death warrants, name for cigarettes, 234
Deed temp. Edward III., Norman-French, 168
Deedes (Prebendary Cecil) on Ernisius, 472
Presbyter Incensatus," 328

Deedler, the, and art of deedling, 66
Defoe (Daniel) and the devil's chapel, 134

Demeuldre (A.) on raid of Bishop of Norwich, 468
Den a Gernow on early law terms, 29
Denman (A.) on Queen Caroline, 51

Denman (Lord) and Queen Caroline, 51, 94
Dethick family, 214

Deuxsaint family, 309

Devil called the Owd Lad, 507

Devil v. white cock in British folk-lore, 34

Deville, graphologist and phrenologist, 91, 157
Devil's chapel, Defoe on, 134

Devizes Market Cross, inscription on, 195
Devonshire, Barbary pirates off, 189

Dey (E. Merton) on Shakespeariana, 165, 424
Dhai (C.) on Davidson clan, 7

Dickens (C.), and the lamplighter's ladder, 12;
on half-baptized, 29, 90, 135, 256, 294; sur-
names of his characters, 327, 477, 517
Dictionary of National Biography,' additions
and corrections, 58, 114, 366, 407, 426, 454
Dictionary of National Biography: Epitome,"
183, 282

Diego on county heraldry, 348

Dighton (Richard), caricaturist, c. 1817, 407, 454
Dingle (A. T.) on Isaac Basire's portrait, 128
Dinners, parish, in 16th and 17th centuries, 57
Directoire gowns in 16th-century plaster, 326
Disdaunted, use of the word, 328, 352, 377, 416,453
Ditchfield (P. H.), his Old-Time Parson,' 425, 496
Ditchfield (P. H.) on The Old-Time Parson,' 425
Dixie (Sir Wolstan) and Dr. Johnson, 343
Dixon (R.) on Benedict Arnold, 98

Hornsey Highgate and Arabella Stuart, 93-
Snakes drinking milk, 335

Dobell (Sydney) and his Edinburgh friends, 66
Doctor on Walker Ellen Howard, 450

F. (J. T.) on Ancaster, 512

Chine, stuffed, 78

Nursery rime, 38

St. Mary's Abbey, York, 17
Victorian coin, 16

Wainscot, 377

Wave, the tenth, 512

F. on Ellen as a surname, 410

F. (A. L.) on Northiam Church, 488

F. (T.) on King Edwin's dwarfs, 250

F. (R. W.) on authors of quotations wanted, 368
Fage (Major-General Edward), his parentage, 350
Fags, name for cigarettes, 234

Fairclough family of Weston, Herts, 349
Fair-copy, earliest use of the word, 7
Fairway (Anne)= John Blackman, c. 1740, 70
Faithorne (W.), his portrait of Milton, 481
False quantities in speeches, 9

Farrington, clockmaker, c. 1832, 69

Fea (Allan), his Flight of the King,' 486

Feather and St. Barbara, 308, 373

Fee-bowls, legal, 46, 98

Femmer frail, its origin, 9, 75

Fenhoulet (Lady), Nancy Day, 406

Ferguson (Donald) on Arabic-English, 336
Budgee, a kind of ape, 253

Fergusson (T. C.) on Sir Menasseh Massey Lopez,
115

"Fesannees de cestes," obscure term, 168
Field-glasses in 1650, 73

Field memorials to sportsmen, 509
Fife fishermen's superstitions, 330
Fifteenths and Tenths explained, 88
Fig trees and maturing meat, 53, 96, 453
Finglow (John), 'D.N.B.' on, 114

Finnis Street, Bethnal Green, origin of name, 15
Fiorelli (Tiberio), known as Scaramuccio," 153
Fisher (T.) on first English bishop to marry, 475
Fishermen's folk-lore, 330

Fishwick (Col. H.) on Henry Halliwell, 426
Waterloo its pronunciation, 190
FitzGerald (J. R.) on Comte d'Antraigues, 152
Hampstead in song, 377

Flag, National, and Royal Standard, 72, 130, 193,
331

Flandrensis (Turstin): Turstin de Wigmore, 205,
250

Flash of lightning, name for gin, 210

Fleet Prison in 14th and 15th centuries, 110, 258,
478

Fletcher (E. W.) on Queen Anne's churches, 435
Fletcher (G. H. R.) on authors of quotations
wanted, 108

Fletcher (John), Knight of the Burning Pestle,'
427

Flint (T.) on "What you but see," &c., 255
Flood (W. H. Grattan) on cadey=hat, 277

French words in Scotch, 274
'Kitty Fisher's Jig': Yankee Doodle,' 115
Power (Tyrone), actor, 257
Florence, inscriptions in Protestant Cemetery, 24,
223, 324, 463; baptistery font at, 88
Floyd (W. C. L.) on British envoy at Warsaw, 398
Flying machines, c. 1594 to 1636, 186, 250
Folk-lore:

Bees in China, 285

Cock, white, v. devil, 34

Counting bringing ill-luck, 137

Creole, 36

Crooked billet, 38, 77

Crows crying against the rain, 88, 136, 415

Doll, 118, 195, 272

Folk-lore:--

Donkeys, measles, and whooping-cough, 326,

398

Fisherman, 330

India, 327, 428, 495

Owl, in India, 327; in Japan, 409
Snake, 265, 316, 335, 377, 418

Son, disobedient, in China, 408
Stepping over a child, 36

Stork, 368, 438

Tiger, 88, 135, 358
Toothache, 121, 171

Wave, largest, 445, 511

Footgear on Harris, silver-buckle maker, 448
Foote (Samuel), family connexions, 109, 455
Foot-racing, spleen unfavourable to, 202
Ford (C. Lawrence) on Abracadabra, 156
Authors of quotations wanted, 114
Ford ("Parson ") and Joseph Withers, 343
Forwale, origin of the word, 146
Forisfactura, meaning of the word, 208, 332
Fort Montague, its locality, 390, 437

Foster (H. J.) on Wesley in Germany, 187
Foster (J. J.) on Poundbury, 451

Fothergill (Gerald) on Miss Child's elopement, 293
Emigrants to America, 326

Shakespearian Memoranda, 286

Fowler family, 364

France (Anatole), The Garden of Epicurus,' 188,
273

Francis (E.) on William Francis, 190

Francis (J. C.) on King Charles the Martyr, 227
Dickens's surnames: Guppy, 517
"Entente Cordiale," 178
National Flag, 72

Francis (William), d. 1811, schoolmaster, 190
Frankland (Sir T.), his daughters and Hoppner,
168, 233, 294, 374

Fraser (G. M.) on French words in Scotch, 132
Inferior clergy, their appellations, 250

Scots Greys, 396

Fraser (James) of Phopachy, his pedigree, 330
Froissart, heraldry in, 369, 452
Freeholders temp. Elizabeth, 470

Freeman (Rev. Samuel), d. 1707, his burial-place,
148, 233

French anonymous biographies, 1866, 128
French coat of arms, 209, 258, 295
French Gazette, referred to in Marmion,' 268
French peerage, works on, 289, 338
French words in Scotch, 132, 274, 314
Friday Street, Surrey place-name, its origin, 129
Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick, ante 1751, 308
Friends, Society of, their burial and mourning
habits, 31, 150, 237, 334

Frost Fair, 1739-40, prints of, 350, 433
Fry (E. A.) on Sir Alexander Brett, 352

Elizabeth (Queen), her household, 276
Henley (George), 92

Fry (Mrs. Elizabeth), her burial-place, 150
Furnivall F. J.) on Pope's Shakespeare Quarto, 107
Throat-cutting at public executions, 128
Fynmore (R. J.) on " Bonnie Cravat," tavern sign,

365

Clergy in wigs, 16

Coxe of Clent and Swynford, 115
Death after lying, 376

Finnis Street, 15

'Folkestone Fiery Serpent,' 508

Gill (Capt. Charles), R.N., 50
Harvey's birthplace, 9, 174
Kent, East Indiaman, 477