F.
F. on the meaning of Steyne, 71.
Fabulous account of the lion, 205.
Fairfax's Tasso, 323. 359. 360. 377.
Falkner (G.) on vineyards, 414.
Family of Love, 17. 49. 89. 201.
F.(B.) on fabulous account of the lion, 205.
Felix (Pope), 42.
Feltham's works, queries respecting, 135. 315.
Fenzie street, 29.
Filthy Gingram, 467.
Fire by friction, production of, 358.
Fils, cure for, 5.
F.(J.) on the use of the French word "Sarez", 516.
—— on umbrellas, 25.
Florentine Pandects, 421. 450.
F.(M.E.) on boy or girl, 20.
Folk Lore, 4. 19. 56. 61. 67. 84. 101. 116. 180. 150. 164. 181. 196. 225. 244. 259. 256. 386. 434. 474.
Fool, or a physician, 315. 349.
"Fools rush in," 28.
Forbes (C.) on Christabel, 47.
—- high spirits considered a presage of impending calamity or death, 84.
—— on Macaulay's country squire, 353.
—— on Shakspeare's Grief and Frenzy, 275.
—— to give a man horns, 90.
Foss (Edward) on Imprest, 107.
—— on maps of London, 56.
Foss (Edward) on a or the Temple, in Chaucer, 27.
—— on the New Temple, 103.
Fossil elk of Ireland, 494.
Fox (J.R.) Alumni of Oxford, Cambridge, And Winchester, 103.
—— on Cold Harbour, 159.
—— George Herbert's burial-place, 103.
—— on the Ogden family, 106.
—— (Mr.), story of, 197.
F.(P.A.) on Black Rood of Scotland, 308.
F.(P.H.) on dozen of bread-baker's dozen, 298.
—— on "Is anything but," &c., 294.
—— on Meleteticks, 327.
—— on Ockley's History of the Saracens, and Unauthenticated Works, 277.
—— on "Pair of twises", 327.
—— on Porson's epigram, 278.
—— on "Pride of the Morning," 309.
—— on "then" for "than," 449.
France, prelates of, 252.
Franc'scus on etymology of the word "Parliament," 85.
Francis on first Earl of Roscommon, 325.
Frankfort, the troubles of, 349.
Franz von Sickingen, 134. 219.
Freight, its etymology, 389.
French king, epigram on statue, 89.
—— verses, 71.
Friday (Long), 379.
Frog and crow of Ennow, 136. 222.
"Frog he would a-wooing go," 74. 110. 168.
F.R.S.L. and E. on Will Robertson, of Murton, 179.
Frozen horn, 262.
Funeral superstition, 259.
F.(W.H.) on "Orkneyinga Saga," 278.
—— on Orkney under the Norwegians, 309.
—— on Swift's Works, 309.
G.
G. on bishops and their precedence, 76.
—— on George Lord Goring, 22.
—— on Morganatic marriages, 231.
—— on Worm of Lambton, 27.
—— on Sir Gregory Norton, Bart., 250.
G. on the Poley Frog, 76.
G.(A.) on bells in churches, 326.
—— on miniature gibbet, 248.
—— on ringing a handbell before a corpse, 478.
—— on Vavasour of Haslewood, 326.
Gabalis (Compte de), 134.
Gandophares, coins of, 298.
Ganganelli (Pope), 464.
Gaol chaplains, 22.
Gatherall (Darvon), 199. 286.
Gatty (Alfred) on bands, 126.
—— on Brozier, 44.
—— charade, 120.
—— on execution of Charles I., 140.
—— on north sides of churchyards unconsecrated, 126.
—— on "Please the pigs," 423.
—— on punishment of death by burning, 51.
—— on Sir Thomas Herbert's Memoirs, 476.
—— on the use of coffins, 234.
Gaudentio di Lucca, its authorship, 247. 298. 327. 411.
Gaul, camels in, 421.
G.(C.) on bishops and their precedence, 301.
G.(E.C.) on Bradshaw family, 356.
—— on Hipperswitches, 396.
"Ge Ho," meaning of, 500.
Gems, drawings, and curiosities, catalogue of an early sales of, 390.
Gendarme, le bon, 359.
Genealogical queries, 135.
Geometrical foot, 133.
Geometricus on Euclid and Aristotle, 479.
Geometry in Lancashire, cultivation of, 8. 57. 436.
"George" worn by Charles I., 135.
G.(G.F.) on kite, French "cerf-volant," 517.
G.(H.) on antiquity of smoking, 286.
G.(H.T.) on etymology of "Whitsuntide" and "Mass," 129.
Ghost, laying a, 404.
Gibbet, miniature, 248.
Gibbon, passage in, 30.
—— mistakes in, 276.
Gibbon's Decline and Fall, corruption of the text, 390.
Gibson (W. Sydney) on Defender of the Faith, 481.
Gilbert on riots of London, 334.
—— on a murderer hanged when pardoned, 359.
Giles (F.A.) on MSS. Of Cornish language, 311.
—— on Egyptian MSS., 311.
—— on Lord Kingsborough's Antiquities of Mexico, 317.
G.(J.) on Nicholas Assheton's Journal, 579.
G.(J.M.) on George Herbert, 157.
—— on handfasting, 342.
—— on meaning of pension, 134.
—— on "Noli me tangere," 219.
—— on a note of admiration (!), 86.
—— on taking a wife on trial, 151.
Gloucestershire Gospel tree, 56.
Gloves, custom of presenting, 4.
——, why not worn before royalty, 165. 469.
G.(M.H.) on the Kömogs-stuhl at Rhenze, 484.
God save the Queen, 71.
Godin, the arms of, 13.
Godiva (Lady), 475.
Gold in California, 396.
Golden Frog and Sir John Poley, 76.
Goodwin (J.) on papers of perjury, 316.
Goodwin (J.) on the Red Hand—the Holt Family, 507.
Gookin (Vincent), 44.
Goring (George), Earl of Norwich, and His son George Lord Goring, 22. 65.
Gospel of Distaff's, 231.
Gospel oak tree in Gloucestershire, 56.
—— at Kentish Town, 407.
Gospel standing during the reading of, 319.
Gospel tree, 56. 220. 407. 496.
Gotham, the wise men of, 476. 520.
G.(R.), Asinorum Sepultura, 41.
—— bibliographical queries, 325. 422. 440. 493.
—— on burial towards the west, 452.
—— on Dies Irae, Dies Illa, 105.
—— Ercius Dedolatus, 156.
—— Holdsworth and Fuller, 43.
—— men but children of a larger growth, 22.
—— on Michael Servetus alias Reves, 137.
—— on Porta Anglicus, 132.
—— Gradely, meaning of, 133. 334. 367.
Graham of Claverhouse, Bonny Dundee, 154. 371.
Grand style, 31.
Grant (Laird of), 309.
Grant (Sir Wm), 397. 415.
Graves (James) on English and Norman Songs of the fourteenth century, 585.
Gravesend boats, 209.
Gray, 452.
Gray (passage in), 347.
Gray's Elegy, its first appearance, 300. 301. 306. 343.
—— and Dodsley poems, 264. 485.
—— in Portuguese, 306.
Gray's Ode, 81.
Greek particles illustrated by the Eastern Languages, 418.
Greene family, pedigree of, 89.
—— (Richard), on the Agapemone, 17.
Grendon on satirical poems on William III., 275.
Griffin on Gospel Tree, 290.
Griffin on Irish bull, 441.
—— on Welsh money, 346.
—— on Yote or Yeot, 220.
Griffith of Penrhyn, 56.
Guest (Augustus) on presages of death, 116.
Guildhalls, 269.
Guineas, 10. 238.
Guy, an old, 163.
Guy's armour, 252.
Guy's porridge pot, 118. 187.
G.(W.A.) on "A Frog he would a wooing Go," 75.
—— on vineyards, 446.
G.(W.S.) on the Black Rood of Scotland, 410.
—— on translation of the Philobiblon, 203.
Gwynn's London and Westminster, 297. 381.
H.
H. on blew beer, 246.
—— cure for warts, 68.
—— on the first mole in Cornwall, 225.
—— on Yorkshire ballads, 478.
H.(A.) on Thomas Rogers of Horninger, 521.
Haberdasher, its etymology, 167. 253.
Harmony, the plant, 88. 141. 173. 410.
Haigh's (Sir R.) Letter-book, 28.
H.(A.J.) on guineas, 10.
—— on north sides of churchyards unconsecrated, 126.
Halliwell (J.O.) on Ben Jonson, 238.
—— on meaning of the word "delighted," 139.
Hamlet (passage in), 494.
Hammack (James T.) on City sanitary laws, 185.
—— on Osnaburgh bishopric, 494.
—— on Stepony ale, 267.
—— on Mrs. Tempest, 484.
Hammond (A.W.) on Andrew Becket, 266.
Hanap, 159.
Hanging out the broom, 208.
Hard by, 424.
Hardwick family, 283.
Harefinder, meaning of, 216. 315.
Harissers, meaning of, 378.
Harvey's claim to the discovery of the circulation of the blood, 266. 287.
Hastings (Emmote do), 139.
Hatchment and Atchievement, 266.
Hatfield, consecration of chapel there, 65.
Hats worn by females, 133.
Havock, 215. 270.
H.(A.W.) on meaning of Gradely, 133.
—— on time when Herodotus wrote, 405.
Hawker (R.S.) on burial towards the West, 408.
—— on combs buried with the dead, 230.
—— on north side of churchyards, 253.
Hawkins (Edw.) on Chantrey's sleeping Children, 94.
—— on medal of Stukeley, 78.
H.(C.) on bands, 126.
—— on Family of Love, 202.
—— on Jewish music, 125.
—— on Luther's Hymns, 500.
—— on Modum Promissionis, 347.
—— on Morganatic marriage, 125.
—— on ventriloquism, 127.
H.(C.A.), on "She ne'er with trecherous Kiss," 138.
H.(E.) on "Gradely," 334.
H.(E.C.) on Arabic numerals, 413.
—— on Cupid crying, 347.
—— on etymology of apricot, peach, and nectarine, 410.
—— on meaning of Jezebel, 482.
—— on passage in Gray, 347.
—— on the word "after," in the Rubric, 499.
"Heigh ho! says Rowley," 27.
Henry VIII., authorship of, 198. 401.
"Henry and the nutbrown Maid," ballad, 104.
Hepburn crest and motto, 217.
Herbert (George), 157. 414.
—— and Bemerton Church, 460.
—— burial place, 103.
—— a note on his poems, 263.
—— and Shakspeare, 373.
—— a hint for publishers, 439.
Herbert's (Sir Thomas) Memoirs, 220. 476.
"Her brow was fair," the author? 407.
Hermapion on "The Times" newspaper and the Coptic language, 500.
Hermit at Hampstead on Gray's Elegy, 301.
Hermit of Holyport on Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel," 406.
—— on Dryden's "Essays on Satire," 423.
—— on Gray, Dryden, and playing cards, 462.
—— on Gray's Elegy and Dodsley poems, 265. 343.
—— on "A Frog he would a wooing go," 74.
—— on Fairfax's Tasso, 359.
Herodotus, time when he wrote, 405.
Herrick (Robert), 269. 421.
Herschel's (Sir W.) observations and writings, 391.
Herstmonceux Castle, 477.
"He who runs may read," 374. 439. 497.
Hewson the Cobbler, 442.
H.(F.R.) on Romagnasi's works, 425.
Hibernian (an) on the first Earl of Roscommon, 468.
Hickson (Samuel) on authorship of Henry VIII., 199.
—— on "Away, let nought to love displeasing," 519.
—— on the derivation of "news" and "noise," 23. 81. 218.
—— on the disputed passage from "The Tempest," 338. 499.
—— on Shakspeare and Marlowe, 369.
—— on Shakspeare's use of "delighted," 113. 184. 328.
Highland kilts, 174.
High spirits considered a presage of impending clamity or death, 84. 150.
"Hilary (Sir) charged at Agincourt," 158. 190.
Hip, hip, hurrah! 323.
Hiring of servants, 89. 157.
H.(G.) on Gookin, 44.
H.(J.G.) on "He that runs may read," 497.
H.(J.O.W.), epigrams from Buchanan, 152. 372.
H.(J.W.) on Abbé Strickland, 198.
—— an ancient tiles, 440.
—— on Arabic numerals, 484.
—— on armorial bearings, 424.
—— on Bishop Burnet, 372.
—— on blackguard, 480.
—— on cure for warts, 430.
—— on death by burning, 441.
—— on end of Easter, 458.
—— epitaph on a wine merchant, 421.
—— on etymology of "parse," 430.
—— on Franz von Sickingen, 134.
—— on George Herbert, 414.
—— on Jacobus Praefectus Siculus, 424.
—— on Laerig, 463.
—— on mice as a medicine, 435.
—— on omens from birds, 435.
—— on Robert Herrick, 421.
—— on St. Leger's Life of Archbishop Walsh, 103.
H.(J.W.) on "Tickhill, God help me!" 452.
H.(M.Y.A.) on Roman Catholic theology, 279.
Hockey, 10. 238.
Hogarth's illustrations of Hudibras, 355.
Hogs, not pigs, 102. 461.
Hoods worn by doctors of the university of Cambridge, 479.
—— of Aberdeen, 407.
"Hook or by Crook." 78.
Hooper (Richard) on Francis Lady Norton, 479.
Hooping-cough, 37.
Hopkins the witchfinder, 413.
Hoppesteris, 31.
Holdsworth and Fuller, 43.
Holland (Hugh), and his works, 265.
——, land, 345.
Holme MSS., 465.
Holt family, 506.
Homilies, Book of, 89. 346.
Honest Jury, Pultney's ballad of, 147.
Hornbooks, 167. 236.
Horning, letters of, 449.
Horns, to give a man, 90.
House of Commons, strangers in the, 17. 83. 124.
Howard (Sir Robert), 248.
Howe (Edward R.J.), on Prophetic Spring, at Langley, Kent, 245.
Howkey or Horkey, 10. 238.
Howlett (W.E.) on painting, by C. Bega, 494.
H.(R.) on Westminster wedding, 480.
H.(S.) on Calvin and Servetus, 152.
—— on Lord Plunket and St. Agobard, 226.
—— on a note on Morganatic marriages, 262.
—— on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 237.
—— on Poet Laureates, 20.
H.(S.M.) epigram on the late Bull, 461.
H.(S.S.N.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 464.
Hubert le Soeur's six brass statues, 54.
Hudibras, Hogarth's illustrations of, 355.
——, note on a passage in, 68.
Hudibrastic verse, 3.
H.(W.G.) on Jezebel, 357.
Hydro-incubator, the, 84.
I.
Icenus on the Norfolk dialect, 217.
I.(J.) on Cold Harbour, 341.
"Illa sauvissima vita," its authorship, 267.
"Illic Haemoniá," etc., 141.
Immaculate conception, on the doctrine of the, 407. 449.
I-membred, "a girdle i-membred," its etymology, 153. 170.
"Imprest" and "Debenture," 40. 76. 106.
"Incidit in Scyliam," 85. 136. 141.
Incumbents of church livings in Kent, 278.
India rubber, 165.
Infant prodigy, 101. 439.
Innes (Robert), a Grub Street poet, 156.
Inquisition, the, 358.
——, writers on the, 494.
Inscription on a portrait, 393.
Insignia of mayoralty, 394.
Intellectual labour, division of, 489.
Intended reader, on Locke's MSS., 418.
"Intenible," Shakspeare's use of, 354.
Interest, mode of computing, 435.
Interments, among the ancients, various modes of, 187.
Iota on Bishop Berkeley, adventures of Gaudentio di Lucca, 247.
—— on Conde's Arabs in Spain, 279.
—— on the first woman formed from a rib, 264.
—— on Rev. Joseph Blanco, 479.
—— on Rollins' Ancient History, and History of the Arts and Sciences, 357.
—— on writers on the Inquisition, 491.
Ireland, fossil elk of, 494.
——, remarkable proposition concerning, 179.
Irish brigade, 407. 452. 499.
—— bull, 441.
"Isabel" and "Elizabeth," 159.
"Is anything but," &c., 294.
J.
J. on Duke and Earl of Albemarle, 442.
—— on Lord Chancellor's oath, 182.
Jackson (E.S.) on aërostation, 269.
—— on Chaucer's Damascene, 322.
—— on Debenture and Imprest, 76.
—— on mistake in Conybeare and Howson's Life of St. Paul, 63.
—— on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 269.
—— on lachrymatories, 443.
—— on shipster, 91.
—— on strangers in the House of Commons, 84.
—— on torn by horses, 489.
Jacobus Praefectus Siculus, 424.
James II., remains and interment of Jane (Lady), of Westmoreland, 243. 281. 427.
Jarltzberg on the antiquity of smoking, 216.
—— on the American language, 136.
—— on Barclay's "Argenis," 40. 238.
—— on blackguard, 134.
—— on Boetius' Consolations of Philosophy, 56.
—— on carpets and room paper, 134.
—— on charm for growing young, 130.
—— on a charm for warts, 226.
—— on Cinderella or the Glass Slipper, 214.
—— on the custom of wearing the breast uncovered in Elizabeth's reign, 216.
—— on ergh, er, or argh, 221.
—— fabulous account of the lion, 142.
—— on Hallap, 189.
—— on handfasting, 282.
—— on havock, 215.
—— on the lost tribes, 230.
—— on Milton's Lycidas, 246.
—— on Oliver and Roland, 132.
—— origin of the American arms, 135.
—— on Russian language, 152.
—— on "Under the Rose," 221.
—— on the Welsh language, 133.
Jarvie (Bailie Nicol), 421.
Jaytee on the correct prefix of mayors, 303.
—— on guildhalls, 270.
—— on Junius and Sir Philip Francis, 294.
—— on portraits of Charles I. in churches, 271.
—— on Robert Herrick, 269.
—— on St. Thomas of Lancaster, 269.
—— on Thomson of Esholt, 268.
—— on watching the sepulchre, 271.
J.C.M. on Cold Harbour, 340.
Jerome (St.) on the office of bishop and presbyter, 380.
Jewell (Bishop), library of, 54.
Jews, emancipation of, 13. 25.
Jewish music, 88. 126.
Jezebel, meaning of, 357. 489.
J.(H.) on curfew, 311.
Joachim, the French ambassador, 229. 271. 280.
Joan Sanderson, or the cushion dance, 517.
Job's Luck, by Coleridge, 156. 318.
John Jokyn or Joachim the French ambassador, 229. 241. 280.
John o'Groat's House, 442.
Johnson (Dr.) and Dr. Warton, 25.
Jones (Pitman), on James II. and his remains, 243.
Jones on the legend of Sir Richard Baker, 244.
Jonson (Ben), or Ben Johnson, 167.
J.(R.), Junius Identified, 108.
—— on the letter [Greek: z], 492.
J.(R.K.) on Cave's Historia Literaria, 230.
J.(S.) on the Spider and the Fly, 245.
J.(T.) on "Antiquitas Saeculi Juventus Mundi," 350.
——, America known to the ancients, 109.
—— Asinorum Sepultura, 41.
—— on California, 254.
—— on cannibals, 12.
—— on the conflagration of the earth, 366.
—— on the Dodo, 221.
—— on Golden Frog and Sir John Poley, 76.
—— on Minar's Books of Antiquities, 344.
—— on practice of scalping among the Scythians, 141.
—— on the singing of swans, 475.
—— on symbols of the four Evangelists, 12, 364.
—— on various modes of interment among the ancients, 187.
—— on ventriloquism, 235, 479.
Judas' bell, Judas' candle, 293.
Judas, breaking the bones of, 512.
Juice cups, 89, 174.
Julin (Adam of Bremen's), 282.
——, the drowned city, 210, 282, 379, 443.
Junior, on spiders a cure for ague, 259.
"Junius Identified," 103, 258.
Junius and Sir Philip Francis, 294.
Juvenal, translations of Wordsworth, 145.
J.(W.) on ancient catalogue of books, 290.
—— on the arrangement of a monastery, 93.
—— on borrowed thoughts, 92.
—— on English translation of Erasmus—"Encomium Moriae," 93.
—— on Gwynn's London and Westminster, 381.
—— on hiring of servants, 89.
—— on Leicester and the reputed poisoners of his time, 92.
—— on "news," 181.
—— on umbrella, 93.
J.(W.G.S.) on Abbot Richard of Strata Florida, 493.