As You Like It: The palm in the Forest of
Arden, 231
Butler (Archer), Essay on Shakspeare, 343
Caldecott's Shakspearian manuscripts, 480
Capell (Edw.), "Notes on Shakspeare," 77
Comedy of Errors: Antipholus or Antiphilus,
Coriolanus, Act II. Sc. 1, "Favoring the first
complaint," 231
Cymbeline, Act V. Sc. 1, "To the doer's thrift,"
Desdemona, her character, 342
Garden, or the Plants and Flowers named in
Shakspeare's Works, 370
Hamlet, Act II. Sc. 2, "Abuses me to damn
me," 341; Act III. Sc. 2: "Very peacock,"
232, 387, 426
Hamlet, Act III. Sc. 2: "Paiocke," 232
Hamlet, Act V. Sc. 2: "Most fond and win-
nowed opinions," 50
Hamlet's father and mother, 339
Hamlet's ghost, 50
Icony, as used by Shakspeare, 231
Jest Books, 146
Kesselstadt (Count), mask of Shakspeare, 228,
Love's Labour Lost, Act III. Sc. 1: "A whitely
wanton," 230
Mary Queen of Scots and Shakspeare, 338
Measure for Measure, Act III. Sc. 1: "And
follies doth emmew," 229, 340; "Die,
perish! might but my bending down," 229
Memorial of a Free Public Library, 45
Merry Wives of Windsor, Act II. Sc. 3:
"Monsieur Mockwater," 230
Midsummer's Night's Dream, Act II. Sc. 1:
"But roomer, fairy,' 49
Plato's foresight of Shakspeare, 63
Portraits, 177, 233, 250, 333-338, 340, 370,
416
Troilus and Cressida, Act III. Sc. 3: "One
touch of nature," 341, 426
Trust Trusty, as used by Shakspeare, 231
Twelfth Night, Act II. Sc. 3: “I did impeti-
cos thy gratillity," 229
Works by Dyce, 166, 350; Cambridge edition,
250, 429; Second folio, 1632, 233; Staunton,
350; Keightley, 530
Shamrock, a plant, 41, 60, 79
Sheen priory, drawings by Wyngrerde, 379, 406
Sheldon (John) on Savoy rent, 437
Shelley (B. P.), sonnets on the Pyramids, 322
Shem on Randulph de Meschines, 164
Verdon (Sir John) and his heirs, 285
Walsingham (Sir Francis), not a K.G., 132
Whitmore family, 159, 289
Shepherd (Mrs. Catherine), a centenarian heroine,
Sheppard (James), executed, a print, 459
Sheridan (Richard Brinsley), interment, 155; and
Lord Belgrave's Greek, 103; pasquinade on Lord
Glenbervie, 176; "The School for Scandal,” 459
Shirley (E. P.) on certificate of Conformity, 374
Elizabeth (Queen), funeral and tomb, 434
S. (H. J.) on Bunyan's tomb in Bunhill Fields, 474
Shaksperian characters, 419
Smith (Capt. John), family, 498
Travers (Walter), his will, 27
Shoful, a slang word, 145, 428
Shurley (John), his works, 80
Sibber sauces explained, 460, 523
Sidesman, parochial officer, 34, 65, 81, 183
Sigma-Theta on Mount Athos, 437
Bond between Lords Seaforth and Reay, 459
Dalwick, or Dawick parish, 497
Fenton family pedigree, 497
Goldsmith's art, works on, 436
Heirs wanted for estates, 418
Hogarth, origin of the name, 418
Rabbi Abraham aben Hhaüm's MSS., 435
Strickland (Sir William), 400
Swinton (Katherine), 459
Sign-boards, exhibition of, 14
Sign manual, curious one, 436, 529
Signet of a gentleman, 281, 327
Siligo, i. e. rye, 13
Simon and the Dauphin, 194, 246
Siva, an Hindoo god, 197, 262
S. (J. B.) on the cuckoo song, 465
S. (J. K.) on stamp duty on painters' canvass, 182
Skillets, vessels made of bell metal, 457
Slavery prohibited in Pennsylvania, 480
Sleigh (John) on letter by Clarges, a cavalier, 233
Lynch law in the twelfth century, 132
Slipper (Rev. Samuel), ancestry, 379
Prospero, Duke of Milan, the hulk in which Slop (Dr.) of "Tristram Shandy," 414, 524
he was set adrift, 226
Puck and Robin Goodfellow, 340
Seven Ages of Man depicted, 25
Statistics of Shakspearian literature, 232
Tempest, Act III. Sc. 1: "Most busy-less,"
Tempest, Act IV. Sc. 1: "Now is the jerkin
under the line," 49
Sloper (Sir Robert), pedigree, 498
Smith family of Braco, 426
Smith (A.) on Erasmus, Bishop of Arcadia, 516
Smith (Capt. John), his family, 498
Smith (Richard), inquired after, 241
Smith (W. J.) on hyoscyamus, its qualities, 11
Smith (W. J. B.) on the Dor, or beetle, 467
Smith (W. J. B.) on the Iron mask at Woolwich, 202 | Spenser (Edmund), Latin translation of his "Ca-
Owl, an ill-omened bird, 143
Wren song, 109, 184
Young Lovell's Bride, 243
Sophia Dorothea of Zelle, her marriage, 515
Sortes Virgilianæ, origin, 195, 246
Spoon, the ministerial wooden, 214
Spottiswoode (Abp. John and Bp. James), 415
Spring a tune on a musical instrument, 119, 164
S. (S.) on William Dell, D.D., 75
S. (T.) on Boispreaux's "Rienzi," 320
Mrs. Fitzherbert, 59
Stage, Collier-Congreve controversy, 38
Stamford, projected college at, 1
Stamford seal, an early one, 113, 185
Stamfordiensis on churches in Roman camps, 173
Stamford seal, 185
Stanhope (Sir Michael), residence at Ilford, 516
Stanley (Dr. Arthur Penrhyn), allusion in his ser-
mon, 516
Stephens (Prof. George), "The Danish Warrior to
his Kindred," 313
Stepmothers' blessings, or back friends, 25
Sterne (Laurence), his Life, 332; "Tristram
Shandy," 414, 524
Steuart (Dr. Adam), a Scotch minister, 118, 242
Stewart family of Orkney, 426
Stewart (Mrs. Dugald), poem, 147, 484
Stirpe (E.) on the bloody hand, 54
S. (T. G.) on William Dudgeon, 271
Timothy Plain, pseud. Stewart Threipland, 388
Stone, its decay in buildings, 68, 138
Stone bridge in St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, 136
Stories, similar ones in different localities, 375
Storm of 1703, 504
Story (Robert), conservative poet, 369
Story (Rev. Wm. Armine), pedigree, 357
Strickland (Sir Wm.) of E. R. Yorkshire, 400
Stuart adherents, work on, 420
Stum rod, 299, 365
Stylites on Chaperon, 280, 509
Cuckoo song, 508
Suicide, funeral of one at Scone, 170
Suicide of a Newfoundland dog, 515
Summer Islands, works on, 122
Sun dancing on Easter-day, 394, 448
Superville (Daniel de), Sermons translated, 77
Surnames, early, 443, 487
Surrey (Henry Howard, Earl of), enigma, 55, 103,
145, 249, 311
"Sussex Advertiser," early numbers, 75
Sutherland (Ensign), noticed, 322, 388
Sutton family, 447
Sutton (John), M.D. of Leicester, 175
Sutton Coldfield, its old orthography, 379, 524
Swallows a sign of returning spring, 53, 83, 122;
precursors of death, 259, 365
Southey (Robert), inscription on his tomb, 88; Swedenborgians, account of, 377
Spal on Hindoo gods, 262
Spanish Jews' Book of Prayers, 498
Sparrowhawk vessel discovered, 375
Spelman family pedigree, 523
Spelman (Lady Elizabeth), her husband, 482, 523
Spence (Thomas), founder of the Spencean Scheme,
Spence (William), entomologist, 214
Spencer (Beckwith) of Yorkshire, 498
Swift (Dean) and Hughes, 278
Swifte (E. L.) on Shakspeare's profession, 232
Twelfth night and punning, 142
Swinburne (Mr.), secretary to Sir H. Fanshaw, 12
Swinton (Katherine), her issue, 459
Sword-blade inscriptions, 113
S. (W. W.) on the lapwing (pupu), 77
Wilby parish registers, 243
Sydney (Lord), noticed in the "Rolliad," 198
Sydney postage stamp, 184
Sykes (Geo.), "Exposition of Ecclesiastes," 271
Sykes (James) on Burton family, 140
Symes (Wm.), Master of St. Saviour's school,
Southwark, 400
T. (A. D.) on sidesmen, 183
Talbot papers, 437, 489
Tale, an old one with a new title, 355
Talleyrand's maxim, 34, 216
Tallis's service at Westminster Abbey, 257
Tamar manor-house, its locality, 357.
Tea, its pronunciation, 435
Tea statistics, 175, 205
Team, the proper definition of, 187
Tedded grass, 43, 145
Tennent (Sir J. Emerson) on Schleswick: the
Danne-Werke, 127
Tennyson (Alfred), passage in the "Two Voices,"
75, 105, 143
Terence, translators of, 117, 164, 269
Tewkesbury Annals, 450
Text, Gesner's misapprehension of one, 279
Thackeray (Wm. M.), edited a literary journal, 99
"Thame and Isis," marriage of, 344
Thompson (James) on Greek or Syrian princes, 478
Herbert's company of players, 497
Thoms (W. J.) on the bust of Shakspeare, 227, 342
Thomson (James), house and cellar, 163
Thomson (James), dramatist, 459
Thomson (Wm.), Scottish dramatist, 437
Thor's hammer, its mark, 458, 524
Thornton (Bonnell), exhibition of sign-boards, 14
Throgmorton (Sir Nicholas), noticed, 43
Throwing the hatchet, an old custom, 516
Thurlow (Lord Chancellor), residence, 200
Thurmond on Brandt's "Ship of Fooles," 437
Till (W. J.) on common law, 222
Punishment: "Peine fort et dure," 324
Quotations wanted, 183
Molyneux (Thomas More), 366
Pedigree, the proof of one, 520
Tippet (liripipium) of the English canons, 456.
Titans and dragons, destruction of, 210
Toad-eater, its etymology, 142
Todd (Dr. J. H.) on Abp. Hamilton, 310
Tom or John Drum's entertainment, 148
Tombs (J.) on Ogham inscriptions, 309
Twelfth-day custom, 109
Tombstone, an ancient one, 397
Tombstones and their inscriptions, 78, 308
Tomkis's "Albumazar," its editor, 172
"Tony's Address to Mary," 358
Toothache, folk lore cure, 393
Topham (T.) on portrait cf our Saviour, 158
Topography of England in Dutch, 55, 406
Torre (James), Yorkshire antiquary, 434, 507
Torrington family monuments, 56, 248
Tottenham (H. L.) on curious surgical anecdote,
Athenry, or Athunry, 499
Chaigneau (William), 507
Lists of the Indian Army, 460
May (Sir Edward), 487
Tottenham (H. L.) on Richardson family, 72, 527
Wolfe, gardener to Henry VIII., 449
Tout, touter, 211, 311, 429, 489
Townsend (Thomas), barrister and author, 419
Towter, origin of the word, 211, 311, 429, 489
Toyne (F. E.) on Mozarabic Liturgy, 193
Trade winds, 259, 311
Trapp (Dr. Joseph), translations of Milton, 380
Travers (Christopher) of Doncaster, 419
Travers (John), Rector of Faringdon, Devon, 28
Travers (Walter), goldsmith, his will, 27
Travers (Walter), B.D., Lecturer at the Temple, 27
Trepolpen (P. W.) on Cornish proverbs, 208, 275
Trevor (Sir Marcus), Viscount Dungannon, 55
Trowsers, origin of the word, 136, 220
Trust: trusty, as used by Shakspeare, 231, 291
Tucker (Alfred) on an enigma, 365
Tucker (Samuel) on Henry Dennis, 295
Turkish Spy," its author, 260
Turner (Thomas), "Miscellanea Curiosa," 282,
387, 443
T. (W.), Worcester, on the bullfinch, 124
Twelfth-day custom, 109, 184
Twelfth-night and punning, 38, 142
Tydides noticed, 23
W. on Decay of stone in buildings, 68
Marriage before a justice of the peace, 526
Wadham Islands, origin of the name, 194
W. (A. E.) on birth-place of Robin Hood, 293
Barley, an exclamation, 358
Wagstaffe (Dr. Jonathan), 299
Wainwright (Thomas) of Warrington, epitaph, 423
Walcott (M. E. C.) on the Liripipium, or tippet,
St. Mary Matfelon, 161
Winchester College, 369
Wales (the Infant Prince of), paternal and mater-
nal descents, 129
Wales (Prince and Princess of), their fourfold re-
lationship, 188
Walker (Rev. George) of Londonderry, family, 480
Walker (Obadiah), "Of Education, especially of
Young Gentlemen," 38
Wall (Wm.), D.D., his longevity, 22
Walsingham (Sir Francis), not a K.G., 132; letter,
Walsingham (Sir Thomas), descendants, 437
Warren (C. F. S.) on Charles II.'s illegitimate
children, 289
Fitzjames (James), his deseendants, 134
Harold II., his posterity, 217
Ivan IV., his relatives, 515
Leicester (Earl of), his epitaph, 146
Mordaunt barony, 468
Newhaven in France, 141
Oliver de Durden, 146
Raleigh (Sir Walter), 200
Surnames among the Jews, 487
Warwick (Eden) on Lasso, 490
Washington (Joseph) of the Middle Temple, 23
Waters family, co. Glamorgan, 376
Watson of Lofthouse, Yorkshire, 82
Watson (John), rector of Kirby Cane, 401
Watson (Wm.), LL.D., "The Clergyman's Law,"
Wauchop (Dr. Robert), blind from infancy, 31
Waverley, the name of Sir W. Scott's novel, 176
W. (E.) on Quadalquivir, the Great River, 487
Weale (W. H. J.) on Hans Memline, 163
Wedgwood (Josiah), noticed, 449
Wegh, a certain weight or quantity, 38
Welsh, consonants in, 364
Weston (Richard Lord), anagram of his name, 62
Wetherell (J.) on Sutton Coldfield, 379
W. (G.) on mottoes and coats of arms, 77
W. (H.) on Cromwell's head, 119
Whalley (Thomas), date of his birth, 155
Whately (Abp.), his witticisms, 128
Wheatley (John), his coffin, 424
Whipultre, the holly, 385
Whitechapel, alias St. Mary Matfelon, 83, 161, 223
Whiting (Nathaniel), rector of Aldwincle, 420
Whitmore family of Shropshire, 159, 220, 285,
Whitmore (W. H.) on arms of Sir E. Andros, 345
Coote, Lord Bellomont, arms, 345
Foster arms, 447
Pelham family, 321
de Bothwell," 411
Wig, its etymology, 427
Wigan (John), M.D., biography, 37, 223
Wilby parish registers, 243
Wild men, a Scottish sect, 35
Wilde (Jean), travels to Meccah, 213
Wilde (Richard Henry), poem, 284
Wildmoor and Whitmore, co. Stafford, 220, 289
Wilkinson (Rev. Thomas), rector of Great Hough-
ton, 459
Wilkinson (Rev. Thomas), inquired after, 480
Wilkinson (T. T.) on Henry Crabtree, 192
Fletcher's Arithmetic, 173
Horrocks (Jeremiah), astronomer, 173
Publication of Diaries, 215, 303
Turner's "Miscellanea Curiosa," 443
Wille (J. G.), his engravings, 75
Williams family of Caernarvon, 175, 269
Williams (Mrs. Anna), "Miscellanies," 254
Williams (C.) on parliament house at Machynlleth,
Williams (John), alias Anthony Pasquin, 175
Willibrord (St.), noticed, 123
Willis, the mad doctor, 198
Wills, on publishing those of persons recently de-
ceased, 257
Wills at Llandaff, 242; Lancashire, where kept,
377
Wills (W. H.) on Britannia on copper coins, 37
Wilson (Beau), noticed, 150, 284
Wilson (Professor), his father, 282
Wilson (T.) on Halifax law, 56
Winchelsea (Lord), noticed, 198
Window-glass, its early use, 400, 529
Winnington (Sir Thomas E.) on Aldine volume,
144
"Century of Inventions," 330
Gainsborough Prayer Book, 144
Heraldic, 330
Inscription at Ham Castle, 297
Isle of Axholme, 434
Kilruddery Hunt, 469
London smoke, 329
Porchester church, inscription, 479
Richardson family, 123
Salveyne (Richard), 12
Wit, its old meaning, 162
Winton (Lord), escape from the Tower, 175
Wise (Rev. Francis), librarian, 100, 121
Wish: "The Old Woman's Wish, a Poem," 462
Wistman's Wood, Devonshire, 375
Wit defined, 30, 82, 161, 202, 308
Witch trials in the seventeenth century, 324
Witchcraft, recent execution for, 21
Witches in Lancaster Castle, 259, 385
Witches tried at Bury St. Edmund's, 401
Witty classical quotations, 310, 369, 449
Wogan (Sir Charles) and Clementina Sobieski,
Wolfe, gardener to Henry VIII., 194, 269, 383, 419
Wolfe (Gen. James), portrait by Gainsborough, 36
Woman's will, lines on, 300
Wonderful characters, works on, 155
Wood (E. J.) on Hindoo gods, 197
Passing-bell of St. Sepulchre, 429.
Pedigree, the proof of one, 520
Wood (John), rector of Cadleigh, 437
Wood (Wm.), author of "A Survey of Trade," 195
Woodward (J.) on baptismal names, 184
Crancelin bearing, 522
Coote, Earl of Bellamont, 527
D'Olbreuse (Eleanor), 11
Fitz-James, Duke of Berwick, 309
Order of Victoria and Albert, 281
Order of the Cockle in France, 184
Patrician families of Brussels, 174
Woof (R.) on crest of the May family, 487
Wool, English, in 1682, 95, 279
Worcester (Edward, 2nd Marquis of), 136
Worcester (Marquis of), "Century of Inventions,"
155, 330, 386
Workard (J. J. B.) on Elkanah, how accented, 201
Esquire, used by a tradesman, 201
"Est Rosa flos veneris," 64
Harrison (John), his anagram, 25
Heraldic Visitation of London, 62
Wroeites, a sect at Melbourne, 493
W. (T. T.) on Jeremiah Horrocks, 466
W. (W.), Malta, on Raid, origin of the word, 400
Sparrowhawk vessel, 375
W. (W. H. J.) on Henry VIII. and Roman Con-
sistory, 144
Wyat (Sir Thomas), enigma, 249, 311
Wyatt family of Macclesfield, 459
Wyngrerde (A. van Den), drawings of Sheen
priory, 379, 406
Wynn (Miss Frances Williams), Diaries, 409
X. on Reliable, its use defended, 85
Trust and trusty, 291
X. P. on mutilation of sepulchral monuments, 21
X. (X. A.) on paper-makers' marks, 65
Yeomans (John), schoolmaster at Chelsea, 420
Yorath (Ivan), his longevity, 439
York House, Strand, 8, 9
Yorke (Capt.) of the London trained bands, 12
Yorke (Thomas), high sheriff of Wiltshire, 195
Young (Dr. Edward), epigram on Lord Chester-
field, 156, 248
Young (the Misses), noticed, 266
Young (Rev. Peter) of Wigton, his longevity, 44
Younge (Thomas) and his wife, epitaph, 397
Yveteaux (M. des), sonnet, 81
Zapata, Spanish family, 357
Zoar, its situation, 117, 141, 181, 262, 301, 369
Zschokke (Heinrich), "Meditations on Life and
Death," 400, 448, 506
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