| NOTES:— | Page |
| Further Notes on Derivation of the Word "News", by
Samuel Hickson | [81] |
| More Borrowed Thoughts, by S. W. Singer | [82] |
| Strangers in the House of Commons, by C. Ross | [83] |
| Folk Lore:—High Spirits considered a Presage
of impending Calamity, by C Forbes | [84] |
| The Hydro-Incubator, by H. Kersley | [84] |
| Etymology of the Word "Parliament" | [85] |
| "Incidis in Scyllam, cupiens vitare Charybdim," by
C. Forbes and T. H. Friswell | [85] |
| A Note of Admiration! | [86] |
| The Earl of Norwich and his Son George Lord
Goring, by CH. and Lord Braybooke | [86] |
| QUERIES:— | Page |
| James Carkasse's Lucida Intervalla | [87] |
| Minor Queries:—Epigrams on the
Universities—Lammas'Day—Mother Grey's
Apples—Jewish Music—The Plant
"Haemony"—Ventriloquism—Epigram on Statue of French
King—Lux fiat-Hiring of Servants—Book of
Homilies—Collar of SS.—Rainbow—Passage in
Lucan—William of Wykeham—Richard Baxter's
Descendants—Passage in St.
Peter—Juicecups—Derivation of "Yote" or
"Yeot"—Pedigree of Greene Family—Family of
Love—Sir Gammer Vans | [87] |
| REPLIES:— | Page |
| Punishment of Death by Burning | [90] |
| To give a Man Horns, by C. Forbes and J.E.B.
Mayor | [90] |
| Replies to Minor
Queries:—Shipster—Three Dukes—Bishops and their
Precedence—Why Moses represented with Horns—Leicester
and the reputed Poisoners of his Time—New Edition of
Milton—Christian Captives—Borrowed Thoughts—North
Sides of
Churchyards—Monastery—Churchyards—Epitaphs—Umbrellas—English
Translations of Erasmus—Chantrey's Sleeping Children, &
c. | [91] |
| MISCELLANIES:— | Page |
| Separation of the Sexes in Time of Divine
Service—Error in Winstanley's Loyal
Martyrology—Preaching in Nave only | [94] |
| MISCELLANEOUS:— | Page |
| Notes on Books, Sales, Catalogues, Sales, &
c. | [95] |
| Books and Odd Volumes Wanted | [95] |
| Notices to Correspondents | [95] |
| Advertisements | [96] |