236 Sheldon's (Gilbert), From Trackway to Shepard's (Major T.) and F. P. Barnard's Skeet's (F. J. A.), The Life of James Rad- Spurgeon's (Caroline F. E.), Keats's Shakes- Suasoriae of Seneca the Elder, The, Ed. by Summers's (M.), The Vampire: his Kith Thompson's (R. Lowe), The History of the Varah's (W. E.), The Notable Churches of Whitley's (W. T.), Art in England, 1800- Young's (Arthur), Travels in France during Young's (Sir George), Bart., An Euglish Booksellers' Catalogues, 180, 308, 362, 380, 416, 452. Booth (Thomas), and Sir Humphrey Talbot, Booth, famous tragedian, visits Bath (200 Years Boothby (Penelope), her memorial by Banks, Boriatinski (Prince), of Russia, c. 1806, 192 Boswell (J.), "chapters" in his 'Life of John- Boydell and Fisher families, 334, 377. Boys in petticoats, cheating the fairies, 372. Braham (John), singer, b. c. 1774, Thackeray's Brampton Church, Hunts, stalls from, to be Brasses, modern, cause of corrosion, 333, 392, Bray, the Vicar of, his identity, 98, 139, 152, 187, 196. Brerewood (Francis), architect c. 1791, his Breton (Lieut. le), supposed killed at Trafalgar, Bridges (Dr.), Poet Laureat, his accession to the Brightlingsea, legend of an atheist's tomb, 207. Britannia as a Christian name, 99. British Journal or the Censor, (200 Years Ago), Brompton Square affair, 1842, 133. Brydges (Sir Egerton), his library, 171, 216. "Bull in a china shop," source of the saying, 333. Bunhill Fields burial-ground, record of inscrip- Burdett and Temple families, arms of, 8. 388. Burns (Robert), his tutor John Murdoch, 115, 230; and Scott, their only meeting, 221. Bushnell family, 402, 445. Butter, the use of, for religious symbols and Buttons, armorial, for livery, the metal of, 443. Cardinal's hat on an English coin, 265, 300 Carey, Lord Hunsdon, his pedigree and mar- Carr and Newton families, of Leek, Stafford- Carts used in Sind, paper on, (Mem.), 55 Cave-paintings of primitive man, article on, Cayley family, 117, 198, 341 Cedars, four, at Chelsea, (200 Years Ago), 274 Chalkwell, Manor of, 10 1687, its history, 407, 466 Wells, built Chapple (William), a Devonshire antiquary, Charles I., his Queen called "Queen Mary," Charles II, pensions received by the descend- Charriot of Artillery, 1693, description of, 371 Chatterton (Thomas), Landor on, 168 Checkendon, Manor of, Co. Oxon, 47, 157, 230 "Cheese" in place-names, 419 Cheesemites, philosophic, lines on, 280, 342 Chesapeake and Shannon, fight between, "Chinese trees," models of jade, ivory, etc., Chiswick House, and old gates of, acquired Chloroform, first use of in England, 297,338, 397, 432 Christian Economy, The,' translated from Christian Names:- Aleth, 66, 121 Alexander, 298, 338, 361 Clemency, 31, 69 Itisha, (feminine), 248 Panther, 153, 232 Sunak, (masculine), 248 Sybra, (masculine), 248 Wolfran and Sebastian, 250 Church of England Magazine, 1835-55, 426 Church Colleges, St. Aidan's, Birkenhead, and Coffin (Capt. Isaac Tristian), Crimean veteran, Coffins, herbs placed in, 17th century, 210 a Fleece Knight at Nicosia, 383 Collier (John Payne), 1789-1883, the ancestry Comma after street number, 442 Connemara custom, boys in petticoats, 372 Conus cedo-nulli, approximate value of, 153, 196 Conyers (Sir John), created Baronet 1623, his Cook (Capt. James), Elizabeth, his wife, 15; Corder (William), murderer, book bound in Cormorant shot on the battlements of the Corn scarcity, caused by farmers, (200 Years Cotton (Sir John), 1621-1701, his portrait by Cotton family of Georgia, paper on letters of, "Count Alisandre," mentioned in Henry III Courtney family, 81 Cowell (Joe), 1792-1863, comedian, his paren- tage, 461 Cowry, golden, specimens in museums, 65, 121, Cows: as guides, 336; portrait-statues and pic- Cox (Rev. Mr.), c. 1806, an old Westminster, Cox (Samuel), President of the Barbados Cox and Beauchamp families, 154 53, 99, 178, 198, 215, 250, 303, 359 Crimean veterans, deaths of, 208, 405 Crotch (William), 1779, 34 Crumwelbotham and Maltby families, 462 "Crying down credit," the reference, 298 meaning of, 10, 52, 85, 137, 177, 198, 233 Drury Lane Theatre, revival of 'Timon of Culage," medieval agricultural term, the Dryden (Brigide), her will, 1645, 287 Czech and Slovak languages, difference be- Dictionaire in English and Latine,' 1608, the 'Dictionary of National Biography,' additions 4-49 Dryden portraits of 155 Dryden (Jonathan), three of the name at Cam- Dryden (Thomas) of St. Germans, Cornwall, Du Cange, his papers, (Mem.), 219 185 Earrings and their effect on eyesight, 468 Eden family of Gloucestershire, paper on old Edinburgh, a ride to, from London and back, Editorial:- Aleth, Christian name, 121 Cagots, 188 Chloroform, 297 Chrysom buried, 388 Cox (Rev. Mr.), c. 1806, 192 Dictionary of Hymnology, A.' 134, 234 Motto, Futura Praeteritis, 29 Elephant and donkey as symbols in America, 12 Elizabeth (Queen), a MS. Latin poem addressed Factories: sites and surroundings of, article 'Fair Thief, The, poem by O. Goldsmith, 425 Fairs and markets held on Sunday, 351, 389, Faldstools, shape and construction of, 81, 124 Farming in Great Britain, paper on. (Mem.), 201 details of, 1807-8, 318 Foveaux (Lieut.-Col. Joseph), New South Wales Fowler (Rev. James), Minister at Urquart. Fox-hunting in America, 319, 359, 414, 429, "Frames," meaning of the military use of the Francis (Robert), hanged at Tyburn, 1685, 170 February on the farm, (Mem.), 109 Fifteen," a memory of the rising, 458 237 Filtering Filtering stone imported into Japan, 296, 468 274 Years Ago), 74, 210 French, likened to weather-cocks, 33 French women on the vote. (Mem.), 73 Friend ship, moored at Charing Cross Pier, 26 Frost, its effects on the blossoming of trees, Grafton (Duke of) overturned in a chariot, Fulham and Putney bridge, contract for build- Fulham wheat, origin of the name, 31 Grandison, de la Mare and Blount families, Full age of 16 years," meaning of, in will Grant (Charles), Vicomte de Vaux, his identity, Fundamentalism," the definition of, 298 Furs, tortures of wild animals to procure, Fyton (Fitton), (Sir Edward) his sister, c. 171, 215 Grave of the tallest man, 266, 304, 324, 414 Gray (James) pressman of Morning Chronicle, 6 Gray (Thomas), site of the churchyard of his 461 Great Windmill Street, tennis court in, before Greek type alphabet adopted by The Times, Green (Capt. Thomas), and the sinking of Grose (Capt. F.), of Australia obituary of, 247, Grosvenor canal, exact particulars of, 15 445 Hampton-in-Arden Manor, Warwickshire, 1688- Hansler (Sir John J.), F.R.S., F.S.A., 1788- pedigree of, 280 Cheshire, Hargitt (E.), artist, his biography, 335, 379 Gordon (Capt. W.) and Major I. L. Verity of Harper (Samuel) of the British Museum, 1769, Harper family of Bowden Court, Ludlow, 81 Harrold (Sherman), Vicar of Antrim, 1758-1773, Goya, memorial address, (Mem.). 327 246 Grace before meat rimes, 207, 250, 268, 282, 304 Harrow, "Bill" at, quotations, 11, 49, 85, 139 |