Murray (J. A. H.) on Dog-hay," 227 John Dory, 386, 472 'Orthodoxy is my doxy," 406 Murray (John), Gretna Green "priest," 61, 149, 389 Musgrave (Sir William), his biography, 29, 233 Myddelton (W. M.) on Catherine de Berran, 53 Grevill (Sir Edward), 97 Mytton family, 289, 393, 498 N. (T.) on 'The Summary,' 387 Nalson (Rev. John), LL.D., his birth, 287 Names, final "s" in proper, 373 Names, their derivation, 387, 449, 512 National Debt, when fifty-five millions, 488 Naunton family, 287 Navy, child commissions in, 70 Ne Quid Nimis on May Queen, 308 Lunar calendar, 501 Nelson family, descendants from Knox, 75 Nelson (Horatio, Lord), his "little Emma," 488 Mural memorials, 508 Nesta on movable pew, 107 Neve (J. R.) on Naunton family, 287 Nevill (R.) on houses facing the north, 472 Dictionary.' North (C. N. M.) on Brehon Laws, 174 'Nottingham,' hymn tune, 148 Nottingham (first Earl of), supposed portrait, 2, 113, 'Nouvelles Ordinaires de Londres,' 1650-58, 286 Nuremberg tokens, 69, 153 Nursery rhyme, "Four corners to my bed," 194 O. on "Bosch" or "6 Bosh," 419 Descazeaux du Halley (Chevalier), 438 O. (C. W. P.) on Col. Stuart, 68 Oath, bishop's, temp. Henry VIII., 268, 355, 514 Oats. See Avener. Odin, his ancestry and descendants, 75, 172 O'Dugan family pedigree, 388 Ognall Hall, Lancashire, 48 "Old Black Jack," Clare Market, 244 Oliver asking for more, 265 Oliver (A.) on Chelsea enamel, 471 Oliver (V. L.) on Billingsgate aldermen, 457 Omega on William Penn, 313 One: "More than one," 27, 77 Only, its place in a sentence, 213, 332 Opie (John), R.A., portraits by, 47, 138 Order in Council, the phrase, 487 Orme Square, Bayswater, column in, 507 Orr (J. S.), the "Angel Gabriel," 167, 292 Orthodoxy is my doxy," origin of phrase, 406, 474 See Oxford English Osborne (William), emigrant to America, 329 Newcastle-under-Lyme, its M.P., 88, 231 Newspaper, French, in London, 1650-58, 286 Newton, places named, 468 Our Lady of Hate, 8, 138, 253, 490 Ouvry (E. C.) on Madame de Ligne, 169 Ovid, his 'Metamorphoses,' 427, 455 Owen (J. P.) on sin-eaters, 109, 236 Owen (M. C.) on Sir Thomas Sewell, 248 Owl of Andoain, picture with Basque inscription, 167 Newton (Sir Isaac), publication of the 'Principia,' 186 Oxford, its etymology, 308 Newtowne on Lowell and Hawthorne, 516 'Oxford English Dictionary,' 221, 318, 384 Oxford University, "ad eundem" membership, 427, 516 P. (C. M.) on curious charm, 292 P. (G. H.) on Gibbet Hill, 432 P. (J. B.) on Master of Revels for Scotland, 54 P. (J. G.) on Arbuthnot family, 168 P. (M.) on maypoles, 10 Sin-eaters, 110 P. (R. B.) on Testament Bible, man's names, 424 Paccanarists. See Paquanarists. Paddington, thatched cottage at, 54 Padua, English and Scotch students at, 329 Page (J. T.) on Bunhill Fields Burial-ground, 515 Darling (Grace), her monument, 486 Staves, parish constables', 464 Topographical collections for counties, 497 Paine (Tom) and stays, 508 Palamedes on royal birthday calendar, 367 Common Prayer Book in Roman offices, 469 Liverpool, its derivation, 515 Owl of Andoain, 167 Paley (Dr. William), his portrait, 167, 273, 313 Palladist and Palladism, 297 Palmer (A. S.) on cruces in translation, 166 Palmer (J. F.) on new cryptogram, 33 Foster of Drumgoon, 193 Humbug, its meanings, 412 Joan of Arc, 392 "More than one," 77 Shakspeariana, 123, 422, 423 Pamela, death of her daughter, 384 Pape, in Dante, 183 Paper, gilt-edged, 208, 237, 354, 414, 496 Paper water-mark, fool's cap, 327, 373, 431 Paris, Convent of Chaillot at, 13 Parish charities recorded in church inscriptions, 36 Parish councils and records, 17 Parish registers. See Registers. Park bound, its meaning, 307, 391 Parliamentary poll, earliest, 66 Hillier family, 191 Parson of moiety of church, 68, 158, 436, 491 Pasley (Joseph), Gretna Green " priest," 61, 149, 389 Patterson (W. H.) on St. Michael's bannock, 309 Peacock feathers unlucky, 408, 458 Peacock (E.) on material for barrows, 425 Cross on ballot papers, 106 'Dictionary of National Biography,' 271 Executions, public, 26 Our Lady of Hate, 138 Story wanted, 209 Town, its definition, 456 Verbs, English reflective, 354 Peacock (F.) on American pond weed, 87 Games in churchyards, 488 Mortars and bell-founders, 448 Peddie (R. A.) on Ku Klux Klan, 505 Peel Castle and the Duchess of Gloucester, 382, 452 Peet (W. H.) on Earl Ferrers, 349 'Marmion Travestied,' 374 Penel Orlieu, Bridgwater street-name, 129 Penn (William), plot to capture, 243, 318, 357 Penny (C. W.) on "Archdiocese," 72 Chinese sensitive leaf, 78 Comfortable comforting, 13 Hayes (Sir J. W.), 273 M.B. coats and waistcoats, 6 "Pin and Bowl," tavern sign, 424 St. Evurtius, 326 Penny (F.) on child commissions, 198 Pepys (Samuel) and "Beauty, retire !" 307, 489 Perina, Christian name, 452 Perrinchief (Richard), D.D., his biography, 446 Peryam family. See Periam. Pessimism, origin of the term, 26, 317 Petition formula, phrase at its end, 266, 377 Pett (Phineas), his biography, 107, 191, 237 Pew, movable, 107, 191 Pews, right to their possession, 194 Pewter hall-marks, 167, 294, 335, 375 Philippen Colony, church brief relating to, 421 Phillips (F.) on curious charm, 451 Franklin (B.), his house at Passy, 428 Phillips (George Spencer), author, 177 Phillips (Sir Richard), his 'Million of Facts,' 104, 315 Pickford (J.) on beaver in Britain, 238 Canaletto in England, 133 Cat, wild, 93, 252 Pickford (J.) on 'Cumnor Hall,' 352 Ferrers (Earl), 349, 435 French prisoners of war, 497 'Guardian' jubilee, 137 "Herb John," 452 Homer: Omar, 136 Killiecrankie, battle of, 332 Latin inscription, 90 Voltaire (F. M. A.), his bust, 444 Writing-paper, gilt-edged, 354 Latin inscription, 397 Picture, old, 51 Pole (Sir William), his MS. of Charters, 407, 475 Pollard (A. F.) on "Driving coach and six through Pollard (H. P.) on books illustrated by authors, 338 Priory Farm, Hertford, 124 Porter (Miss Lucy) and Dr. Johnson, 201 Portrait, skull in, 109, 357, 412; eye in, 468 Portraits, substituted, 277, 371, 434, 458 Thistle Order, its motto, 157 Pigott (W. G. F.) on sporting dog of ancient Britons, 14 Potato, first welcomed in France, 38 Elder-tree superstitions, 91 Newcastle stones, 208 Petition formula, 377 Pigott (W. J.) on Peryam or Periam family, 48, 488 Pike (Albert), American Freemason, 147, 210, 297 "Pin and Bowl as a tavern sign, 424 Pink (W. D.) on Richard Beckford, 108 'Dictionary of National Biography,' 405 Henley (Sir Thomas), 273 Jenkinson (Sir Robert), 316 Lady, knighted, 124 Newcastle-under-Lyme M.P.s, 231 Parliamentary poll, early, 66 Pinke (William), 106 Southwark M.P.8, 308 Pinke (William), his biography, 106 Pinkethman, biographical notes on, 86 Pitch of newspapers, 26 Pitcher (D. G.) on Philip D'Auvergne, 154 Heraldic supporters of English sovereigns, 478 Pitt Club, its history, 13, 116 Platt (J.), jun., on "Bosch "" or "Bosh," 418 Brebon Laws, 174 Dutch family history, 447 Potatoes a cure for rheumatism, 248, 396, 438 Powder, fairy, 306 Powell (William) not the “ Harmonious Blacksmith," 203, 230, 311, 354, 456, 493 Prendergast baronetcy, 341 Preston (Dr. John), bis will, 198 Previte, house of, Dukes of Spiani, 495 Prideaux (Miss), actress, her biography, 85, 253 Prideaux (W. F.) on Avery Farm Row, 237 Baldwin's Gardens, 191 Bedford Chapel, Bloomsbury, 429 Birdcage Walk, 165 Bond (Sir Thomas), 176 Buckingham House, College Hill, 445 Chapel Street, Belgrave Square, 450 Evelyn (John), discovery of his 'Memoirs, 95 Giaour, its pronunciation, 491 Holborn, Hanwell, and Harrow, 185, 369 Judgement and judgment, 497 Kilburn, old inns at, 188, 371 Milton (John), and Marvell, 146; his mother, 234 "Out of kelter," 288 Paddington, thatched cottage at, 54 Preston (Dr. John), 198 Prideaux (W. F.) on Miss Prideaux, actress, 85, 253 Richard III., his coronation, 394 Street names changed, 332, 471 Prince (C. L.) on Canaletto in England, 15 Printers' errors, 404, 445, 514 Priory Farm, Hertford, its destruction, 124, 276 Proverbs and Phrases :- Boom off, 383 Broom: Hang out the broom, 94, 435 Catching the Speaker's eye, 208, 338 Comes jucundus in via pro vehiculo est, 90, 192, Driving coach and six through an Act of Parlia- Facing the music, 168, 272, 477 Fool and his money soon parted, 509 Fool's paradise, 327, 414, 496 Quarrell (W. H.) on St. Mary Overie, 92 Quentin (Col.), mezzotint portrait, 54 Quotations :- A kindly man unto his beast is kind, 469 He that does me good with unmov'd face, 79 Hoc Matthæus agens hominem generaliter implet, 449 I mean to be a President, 149, 255 I shall pass through this world but once, 169, In a glance, 169 In the years fled, 309 Le plaisir de mourir sans peine, 109 Mille habet ornatus, 168, 235 Mine after life! what is mine after life? 169, 239 Rabbits quarrelling over one blade of grass, 127 Since all the downward tracts of time, 509 So long as we may, let us enjoy this breath, 49 The clouds of sickness cast no stain, 309 They eat the fruit and blame the woman still, 409 Yet hope not life from grief or danger free, 109, 159 R. on Trilby, 277 R. (A. E.) on Hulke and Hulse families, 427 R. (D.) on 'Betty Careless,' 366 R. (J. F.) on Victualler: Flesher, 186 R. (M.) on Swift's 'Creed,' 28 R. (R.) on Catherine de Berran, 53 "Fool's paradise," 414, 496 Rae (Sir David), Lord Eskgrove, his biography, 136 Randall (J.) on 'New English Dictionary,' 221 Thames or Isis, 455 Randolph family in London, 187 Randolph family of Northants, 329 Ranking (John), his biography, 47 Ratcliffe (T.) on Battletwig-earwig, 14 Poor's, use of the word, 74 Rathe ripe or rathe-ripe, 426 Rayner (W.) on successful debarkation, 338 Record Office, Fetter Lane, its architecture, 105 Records and parish councils, 17 Redmond (P.) on Hugh, King of Italy, 509 Registers, printed, 337 Reid (A. G.) on Comfortable=comforting, 12 Innerpeffray, 444 Muirburn, in Scotland, 404 Perth in sixteenth century, 226 Plague, prayer against, 131 Robertson (Strowan), 161 Weymes (Countess of), 1688, 365 Reid (G. D.) on Ker family, 115 Rest, its derivation, 243 Rhine watercourse, 157, 371 Ripon (first Earl of), his nicknames, 194 Rivett family and William of Wickham's chalice, 302 Rivett family and William of Wickham's chalice, Robbins (A. F.) on newspaper, 294 Rifles, repeating, 305 Sunday markets, 32 Wesley (Rev. Samuel), the elder, 21 Roberts (W.) on duty on auctions, 307 Coleridge MSS., 285 'Dictionnaire des Girouettes,' 7 Eon (Chevalier), 106 Novar collection of pictures, 505 Robertson (Strowan), his wanderings after Culloden, 161 Westminster Abbey, oyster-shells in walls, 64 Robson (F.), comedian, his portraits, 468, 519 Romance sources, English words from, 481 Rose family, 327 Rose-gall, its names and folk-lore, 93 Rossetti (Dante G.) and the Jacobites, 425 Rosslyn House, Hampstead, its history, 381 Rough ruffian, origin of the word, 186, 316 Rousby (Mrs.), actress, her biography, 18, 33, 231 Rowe (A. F.) on heraldic anomalies, 449 Roxby (Robert), comedian, his biography, 67, 116, 172 Rumbold (Sir H.) on D'Oilliamson family, 287, 511 Rushmore, its etymology, 286, 356 Ruskin (John) and "doomed Moabite," 228, 274 Russell (F.) on Foster of Drumgeon, 109 Russell (F. A.) on booking places, 357 "More than one," 77 Russell (Lady) on Margraves of Anspach, 215 Bream's Buildings, 170 Brucolaques, its meaning, 55 Chelsea enamel, 471 Dockerer or dockerrer, 197 Fishguard, French landing at, 433 French kings, their wives, 215 Indexes, inaccurate, 286 Poetry and science, 512 Russell (Lord John) as a poet, 506 Russell (Thomas), LL.D., his poems, 145, 214, 450 Russian songs, translated, 228, 336 Rutton (W. L.) on Thames or Isis, 368 Ruvigny (Marquis de) on Isabella of Angoulême, 194 Ryley (Samuel William), his biography, 87, 112, 132 Richard III., "By St. Paul!" 148, 198, 295; his Rymer surname. See Rimmer. coronation, 394 Rifles, repeating, 305, 371, 472 Rimmer surname and ream, 261, 430, 512 Rings, cramp, 127, 253, 357 S, final, in proper names, 373 S. on Calcutta banks, 488 Gainsborough (Thomas), 509 |