Sapplement to the Notes , with No. 238, Jaly 18, 1896 S. on Lady Hester Stanhope, 266 St. Swithin on place-namer, 156 Shakspeariada, 423 “Twilight of plate," 293 "Volksetymologie," 345 Weddings, house for, 254 St. Teresa or St. Ignatius, sonnet by, 192 Sala (George Augustus) not always accurate, 24 Sale by candle, 404 Salisbury, Canal at, 105 Salter (S. J. A.) on beaver in England, 133 “ Dead men's fingers," 449 Heraldic query, 492 Hood (Thomas), 409 Salter (W.), bis Waterloo Banquet picture, 366,416,493 Samaden, inscription at, 8, 72 Sample, misuse of the word, 444, 497 Sampson (E. F.) on Leaps and bounds," 427 Sanger (John), circus proprietor, 147, 173, 235 Sargent (John), M.P., his biography, 511 Sash window, its invention, 194, 436 Saunders (Sir Edmund), Lord Chief Justice, 127, 276 Saunders (J. M.) on knighted lady, 239 Saunderson family, 429 Savile (Sir George), Bart., his death, 147 Saville (John Faucit), actor and manager, and his Saxon Yule, 2, 102, 162, 262, 342 Scarlett (B. F.) on Shelley and the Sidneys, 37 Somerset (Earl and Countess of), 351 Scattergood (Dr. Anthony), his Bible, 447 Scharp (H. J.) on Scharpe family, 287 Scharpe family, 287 Science and poetry, 446. 512 Scio, its change of name, 57 Scotch academic boods, 504 Scotch academic periodicals, 453 * Account of Rebuilding,' 1666 to 1700, 141, “Scotch verdict," proverbial phrase, 66 Scotland, Master of Revels for, 54, 236 Scott (Ladies) and their writings, 448 Scott (Sir Walter), bibliography, 32; Constance of Beverley in ‘Marmion,' 308, 352, 418; blunder in his Betrothed,' 326; 'Marmion Travestied,' 328, 374 Scroggs (Sir William), bis portraits, 307, 439 Seal, armorial, 12, 59 Seals, Dr. Donne's memorial, 41 Séan Mor on O'Dugan, 388 Sea-serpent, in remote antiquity, 5; in 1893, 152 • Secret of Stoke Manor,' magazine story, 67 Sedilia peculiar to England, 507 See-ee-tee-tee-pee on Bream's Buildings, 68 Selby (Charles), comedian and dramatist, 187, 211 Semple (Robert) and Ramsay and Burns, 75 Seneca and the authorship of Medea,' 265, 512 Senses, seven, 328, 493 Sepulchral monuments, lead lettering on, 425 Sepulchral slabs, old, 193 138; Sermon preached at Blandford Forum, 53, 314 Simms (R.) on Clemham : Weare, 88 Simpson (J.) on John Webbe, D.D., 108 Simpson (P.) on Austrian lip, 374 Bed-staff, 304 Simpson (W. S.) on curious charm, 202 Coronation service, 493 Gibson (Edmund), Bp. of London, 81, 178, 230 Hickman (C.), Bp. of Londonderry, 473 Nicholson (Dr.) and Mr. Donnelly, 349 Robinson (John), Bp. of London, 512 St. Paul's Cathedral, its rebuilding, 141 St. Sampson, 16 Shakspeariana, 295 Sterling (Rev. James), 23, 237 422; 8c. 2, “Nay, 'tis twice two months," 122 ; “Sir John with the Bright Sword,” 71 122, 362; “ Aod a man's life 's no more,” 123 Brunanburb, battle of, 226 Cry togram, new, 6, 58 Dogmatism, origin of the word, 314 Fantigue-fidget, 90 Foxglove, its etymology, 73 Gol-sheaf, its meaning, 514 and the evil eye, 402; Act I. sc. 3, “ Wrens Humbug, its meanings, 458 Larmer: Rushmore, 356 of nature makes the whole world kin," 423; Liverpool, its etymology, 173 "Through the sight I bear in things to love,"423 Loop-hole in architecture, 415 Marks, merchants’, 455 Mass, its etymology, 242, 413 Maunder, its etymology, 209, 238 Ni, its sound, 108 Place-names, Anglo-Saxon, 163 Ream and Rimmer, 430 Sicker=secure, 485 Tick : “ As full as a tick," 65 V, its sound and symbol, 33, 77 Woful, its spelling, 17 Thucydides, 296 1795, 46; publication of School for Scandal,' 181; Skull in portrait, its origin, 109, 357, 412 "Slang and its Analogues,' notes on, 345 Slash Lane and Winceby Fight, 466 Smith (Gerard), gent., his biography, 287, 431 Smith (Henry), "silver-tongued,” and the false prophet, 401 Smith (James), outlaw, 207 Smith (Sir Sidney), bis escape from Paris, 26 Smith (Thomas), topographer, his biography, 404 Smith (William), actor, his biography, 385 Smoking in church, 11, 96, 314 66 Smythe (Sir Sidney Stafford), Chief Baron, 247, 416 Starke (W.) on Hnggis," 353 States General, Envoy Extraordinary to, 508 Stavert (W. J.) on moiety of church, 158 Heidelberg, English students at, 76 Stawel of Somerton (Barons), their motto, 387 Stedman (Rowland), his biography, 308, 431 Steggall (C.) on curious charm, 375 Stepbens (F. G.) on Spring Gardens, 49, 189 Sterling (Rev. James), his ‘Poetical Works,'23, 195, 237 Sterling (Rev. Josepb), his Poems,' 284 Stilwell (J. P.) on “Fed to," 128 Order in Council, 487 Stone (Nicholas), mason, his residence, 506 Stook surname, 328 Storey's Gate, origin of the namo, 165 Story wanted, 209 Stourton (William, fourth Lord), his will, 106 Strafford (T. W., Earl of), letters to Wandesforde, 147 Strange (Sir Joho), Master of the Rolls, 327, 394, 513 Straps omitted in sculpture, 468 Stratherne earldom, 71 Stredder (E.) on Yule of Saxon days, 2, 102, 162, 262, 342 Street names changed, 245, 332, 375, 471 Street (E. E.) on movable typer, 176 Strong (H. A.) on " Brucolaquer," 55 Canard, its derivation, 350 Charivari, its derivation, 117 Devonshire dialect, 46 English words from Romance sources, 481 Liverpool, its etymology, 233 Malebolge, 278 Malingering, its derivation, 252 Maunder, its etymology, 210 Swan, male and female, 238 Stuart family of Carra Castle, Orkney, 467 Stuart (Col.), bis biography, 68, 170, 258 Sturge (C.) on 'Anti-Maud, ' 408 “ Subject Index” criticized, 165, 195 Sub- Librarian on Claxton family, 154 Suffolk proverb, "I know 't," &c., 326, 437 Suicide recorded in parish register, 24 Suicides, their burial, 325 'Summary, The,' its publication, 387 Sunday markets, pre-Reformation, 32 Sundial mottoes, 5, 445 Surnames, various, 368 Sussex poll-books, 189, 333 Swaen (A. E. H.) on “Dare,” 387 Swan, names for male and female, 209, 238, 312 Sweeting (J. F.) on Drury Lane Theatre, 427 Swift (Dean Jonathan), creed attributed to, 28 Swimming, books about, 25, 195 Swinburne (A. C.), bibliography, 126 Swinnerton family, 9, 173 Swords, Andrea Ferrara, 187, 213, 317 Symonds (Addington), his works on the Renaissance, 8 Sympson (E. M.) on rood-lofts, 345 ware, 196 66 T. on Elizabethan houses, 372 Terry (F. C. B.) on “Canorour, " 97 Charivari, its derivation, 117 Charr in Windermere Lake, 278 Cockades, 192 Comfortable=comforting, 13 Diapason, 272 Doiley, origin of the word, 314 Egg Saturday, 247 Electrocute, 55 Fantigue=fidget, 36 Findy, its meaning, 465 Flat-irons, 96 Fleur-de-lis, 413 Flittermouse=bat, 476 “Full as a tick," 294 Ha-ha, its derivation, 296 Handsomebody surname, 277 "Heart of hearts," 92 Hebberman, its etymology, 231 Holling Day, 67 Homer: Omar, 12 Hops, earliest allusion to, 134 Latin inscription, 90 Leap Year's Day, 267 “Led will,” its meaning, 70 Lincolnshire game, 115 Lubber, early use of the word, 435 Marish, its meaning, 217, 490 Mistletoe, cross on, 154 “Moral of,” 388 “More than one,” 77 Mustow, its etymology, 394 Only, its place in a sentence, 213 Patriot, history of the word, 493 Peed, its meaning, 271 Perina, Christian name, 452 Pessimism, origin of the word, 317 “ Plain as a pike-staff,” 346 Poor's, use of the word, 434 Punctuation, misplaced, 324 Rest, its derivation, 243 Rhine, its meaning, 371 “ Risum teneatis, amici ?" 26 Rose-galls, 93 Rough=ruffian, 316 "Running the gantlope,” 496 Taster, its meaning, 78 Translation, crnces in, 351, 509 “Twilight of plate," 175 Umbrellas, 155 “When quality meets," &c., 452 Whist folk-lore, 146 Testament, as a Christian name, 421 Byron, 66 ;" Flittermouse-shriek," 348, 470; ' Anti. Thames Ditton, Charles I. at, 127 Maud,' 408, 432 ; his use of the liquid 1, 482 Thames dongola races, 327 Thistle Order, its motto, 157 Thomas (N. W.) on sin-eaters, 169 Thomas (R.) on Adolphus family, 378 “Book terms,” 341 Books illustrated by their authors, 205 Country life, changes in, 171 6 Thomas (R.) on “Entire" applied to beer, 265 Tuer (A. W.) on gutter pronunciation, 243 Queen's English, 46 Tulliver surname, 47, 397 Tupman (M.) on Phaudhrig Crohoore,' 196 Turks on Lundy Island, 25 Turpentine tree, rod cut from, 148, 235 Twelfth Night in Wales in olden days, 464 Twilight of plate, its meaning, 109, 137, 175, 293 Types, early movable, 31, 176, 276 Udal (J. S.) on “Fantigue,” 254 *Lanky Man,” 38 Ufford, co. Suffolk, its rectors from 1558, 204 Uitlander and Outlander, 266 Union Jack. See Flags. University, its name, 488 University boat race, 251 University hoods. See Hoods. Urban on Samuel William Ryley, 87 V, its sound and symbol, 33, 77 V. (Q.) on Bartizan," 234 Beeverell (James), 48, 397 Parson of moiety of church, 68 Pew, movable, 191 Rifles, repeating, 472 Topographical collections for counties, 498 V. (W. I. R.) on Comfortable=comforting, 274 Dagenham, co. Essex, 182 Foolscap water-mark, 431 Gazette, its etymology, 492 Gibbet Hill, 432 Harvey (Edward), 229 Monkey's coin,” 494 Padua, English and Scotch students at, 329 “Park bound," 391 Portraits, substituted, 434 Societies, family, 424 Valse, its introduction into England, 76 Vane (G. H. F.) on inscribed fonts, 253 Service book, ancient, 467 Van Laun (Henry), his death, 80 Vatican emerald, 9, 111, 195 Vauxhall, earliest, 267, 290 Verbs, English reflective, 206, 354 Verse, harmony in, 225, 482 Vicar on Breamore, Hants, 52 De Chandever family, 128 dral, 329, 377 Victualler= butcher in Dublin, 186 Vincent (George Norborne), his biography, 235, 355 Voltaire (F. M. A.), and Casanoviana, 363, 502 ; bust at Queen's College, Oxford, 444 W. (A.) on author and authoress, 427 Pennant (T.), bis · Tour in Wales,' 349 W. (A. C.) on Armada tables, 192 Birkenhead, poem on the, 492 2 |
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