Age of bearing arms, 120, 157 Argent, five fusils in fesse gules, 402 Hill (William Burrough) of Southampton, his Historiographer Royal, Howell the author, 288 Hitchcock (Thomas and John) spinet and "Holt-boys," employed in a play, 1611, 34 Hop gardens, the proper names of, 191, 231, 286, Hornchurch, Essex, origin of the name, 426 Horses affected by wolves, Pliny's mention of, Argent, on a mount in base, an oak-tree Hosier (Admiral) 1673-1727, his mother, 135 proper, 325 Argent two bars sable, 212 Argent (?) three trees, on a chief indented Arms for identification, 99, 135 Az., on a bend engr. arg. three trees Barry (S) or and azure, a border gules, 136 Burdett and Temple families, arms of, 8 Churches, heraldry in, 208 Buttons, armorial livery, 443 Duplicate shields, 8 Eagle in heraldry, 424 Egerton family, arms and crest, 32, 52 Hours, the reckoning of, 32, 104, 213 Houses of historical interest indicated, (Mem.), 74 Hugh family of Battle, Breconshire, 319 Hugo family of Ireland, 34 Hugo family no Huguenots, 4, 25, 44, 68 Grandison, de la Mare and Blount families, Hunting in Lancashire, books and documents arms of, 385, 432, 444 Gules, a chevron ermine between three fleurs-de-lys or, 302, 338 Gu, a cross moline ar, 117, 215 Halley family, arms of, 370 Jesus College, Oxford, arms in, 265, 302, 338 a standard ar., 26 Or, two swords saltirewise, 99 Penny yard pence, coats of arms, 172, 214 231 Sable, a lion rampart or, 170 Vert, three stags courant or, 265, 302, 338 Herbs placed in coffins, 17th century, 210 Hevelius (Johann), 1611-1687, German astrono- In petto," the meaning of, (200 Years Ago), India, mediæval, artillery in, 336, 377 Indian Army, standards and colours of, 209 Inns, suburban, of historic interest, 33, 123 Ireland, Tracts concerning the State of, Irish family histories, Forster or Foster family, Islam and the seven-day cycle, 227, 269, 284 Islington parish, 443 Islington records, 16th century, 442 J Jackson (J.), artist, his biography, 335, 379 88 Japanese borrowing of European words, 298, Jeffreys (Judge) and Chancellor House, Tun- Jeffreys (Sir Jeffrey) Alderman of London 1652- Jesus College, Oxford, arms in, 265, 302, 338 Johnson (Sir Thomas), place of death and Johnson's Court, origin of the name, 227, 270, Jones (Henry Arthur), article on, (Mem.), 327; 427 Leech (Sir Edward) Master of Chancery 1572- Leigh (Lord), fifth and last, d. 1786, 425 Lewis (C. G.), illustrator, c. 1870, date of his Libraries: circulating, and the price of books, Libro de Buen Amor, the translation of, 336, Lightfoot (Hannah), engraving of, by Housten, Lincoln (Bishop of) and King's College, (200 270 Lindsey (Patrick) C.B., Col. 39th Regt., c. 1831, 247, 283 Litchborough, Northampton, marriage registers, Lithographers, c. 1839, 371 Lives of British Admirals, Mark Robinson d. Loadstone at Arthur's Coffee-house, sent for to London: Changes in: Albany Street, N.W., 350; 411, 431 London Journel, The (200 Years Ago), 2, 38, 92, London Journal 1728/9, writer of the literary London Library, Report of the Committee, London streets, use of numbers in, 264, 304, 323, London to Edinburgh and back, riding, 1707, "Looking through one's fingers," the meaning 'Loser, The,' poem, the author, 266 Louisa (Princess) of Stolberggedern, wife of the Lovell (Humphrey), his pedigree and marriage, Lysons and De Carcassonnett families, 66 Melicensis (Rev. Daniel), c. 1665, his identity, 442 Merchant Adventurers, the records of, and the Lyttleton (Lady), verses written by Voltaire in Mermaids identified with sea-cows or dugong, M Macarthur (Edward) Major-General, c. 1856, 247, 283 Macclesfield town well, legend of, 264 Mace, ceremonial, societies possessing, 198, 234 letter to from James Edward Stuart, 1743, 458 Magazines, dairying, list of, 426, 448 228 Maltby and Crumwelbotham families, 462 Maltby, Mawbey family, 139 Maltby and Cotton families, 306 Maltby and Johnson families, 404 Maltby and Williamson families, 413 "Manna," provided for a journey, (Mem.), 184, 340 Manners (J.), artist, his biography, 335 Manor of Chalkwell, 10 Mansion House, place for building chosen, (200 Morecroft's Court, Johnson's Court so called, Years Ago), 400 Moreau. See Murdo. 270, 337 P Pages of books, first of each chapter, not Paintings in water-colour, album of, 171, 213 (200 Years Ago), 128 Paper-weights of glass, the manufacture of, 'Paradise Regained,' error in, 440 Parish Registers: accuracy, 12, 31, 50, 124, 158, Parishes of London, particulars of, 193, 447 Parliament, penalty for members gaining " Parson driver," a calling referred to, 1655, 226 Ker Porter's 'St. John preaching,' 29 Plumber," its comic associations, (Mem.), 37 Plumber to the City of London," 1800, the Poetry, big game in, 29, 143 Poker, varieties of the game, 441 Pole (Michael de la), Duke of Suffolk, his Police, Metropolitan, centenary year of, 403 Portland vase: how it changed hands, 1784, 239; Portrait sculpture, early, in New England, Portraits, age estimated in, 151 279 Powell (George), 1658-1714, author 'Boadicea,' his biography, 407, 446 of Poynder (Edward), "plumber to the City of London," 1800, 431 Prayers, two, the authorship of, 15 Printed stuffs, old methods of printing, 48, 'Printing, The General History of,' published (200 Years Ago), 382 Prints and water-colours of London, exhibi- Kneller's portrait of Sir J. Cotton, 117, Prisoners, Scottish, in America, 1651, names Pictures: tion, (Mem.), 220 Dryden's portraits, 155 Prisoners for debt, apothecary appointed for, (200 Years Ago), 274 |