Quotations:- R. & "Requies curarum," 137, 178, 277 Ye make your religion a stalking-horse for your R. (E. S.) on Seafoul Gibson, 18, 545 R on Addison and Steele, 291 Thirlwall (Bp.), 333 R. (A.) on cock-crowing and strangers, 289 Sir Watkin's pudding, 148 Racine (John) and Tate and Brady, 189 Raine family, 27 Ramage (C. T.) on Johannes de Sacro Bosco, 147 Rame in Essex, its identity, 537 Ramping, a provincialism, 6, 115, 275, 297, 413 "Light of lights," 156 pauca maculæ," 488 Scott (Sir W.), " "Te Deum," 136, 450 Titmouse, long-tailed, 536 Rant family, 448 Ranty-See-saw, the game, 166 Ireton the regicide, 334, 479 "Rest of Boodh," a poem, its author, 334 Reynolds (Sir J.), autograph, 88, 219; MSS., 406 R. (H.) on autographs of Dr. Johnson and Sir W. "Ink-horn terms," 327 Rhyme, local, 66 Rich (Jeremiah), shorthand publications, 7, 115 Riddell (G. T.) on Riddell families, 328, 347, 408,489 Furry or Flora Day, at Helston, 32 Ring inscription, 86 Rink, its derivation, 65, 113, 199 Rivus on "Gondibert," a poem, 54 R. (J. H.) on Addison: Dent, 173 R. (A. O.) on Henry VIII. hunting at Waltham, 410 R. (L. C.) on Child-Female child, 157 Raphael's Hours, engraved pictures, 48 R. (A-r) on diplomatic etiquette, 106 Ratcliffe (T.) on "Charlie on his back," 168 Cumbrian custom, 24 Fodderham Fodder-house, 187 "Killed himself with kindness," 246 "Once removed from a Bozzill," 126 Starlings poisoning their young, 29 Thrash, to, provincialisms for, 393 Weather folk-lore, 323 Rayner (S.) on palls and biers, 257 R. (B.) on Wordsworth's originality, 326 R. (C. A.) on Teetotal, a pre-temperance word, 523 R. (E.) on "Like Jack Robinson," 287 Read (J.) on Titus Oates, 216 Run with foxhounds, 89 Reading, desultory, 533 Reading (Wm.), Vicar of Southoe, Hunts, 450 Rebec on Ella, in place-names, 410 Rebel Brothers, 87 Rechin (Fulk), Count of Anjou, his first wife, 189 Regicides, their burial places, 13, 75; doom pro- Reginaldus on Reynolds family, 246 Rendle (W.) on Child-Female child, 157 "Repose in Egypt," by Delaroche, 108, 155 Rowdon (E.) on "New terror to death," 195 R. (S.) on Macaulay and Croker, 145 R. (T. F.) on the Hon. Mrs. Aldworth, 194 Book, the smallest, 524 Rule (F.) on precedence of ambassadors, 294 Johnson (Dr.), his "Dictionary," 157 Parallel passages, 510 Sterne (L.), anecdote, 446 Russell (Lord A.) on Robot, its meaning, 520 R. (W. F.) on Swin: Gloit: Clibs, 326 S S. on Glasgow Parish Records, 402 "History of Jacob and his Twelue Sonnes," 382 S. (A.) on Glastonbury thorn, 76 Motto of Charles VII., 477 Sacro Bosco (Johannes de), author, 147, 255 St. Austin's Stone, Drewton Vale, 287, 336 St. Cecilia's Day, 148, 257 St. Cuthbert and the donkeys, 57 SS. Fabian and Sebastian, 229, 295 St. Martin's bird, 412 St. Mary of Egypt, 333, 520 St. Nathalan, his history, 428 St. Peter ad Vincula, in the Tower, 467 St. Swithin on clock of a stocking, 494 Creeing, a provincialism, 96 Folk-Lore Society, 90 Haith, its meaning, 525 Tennyson (A.), "In Memoriam," 126 Whit Sunday baby, 463 Saints, their emblems, 306, 354, 393, 513 Schouler (Dr.), his MSS., 8 Schrumpf (G. A.) on "Notre Dame de Paris," 539 Noëls, 507 Scold, a common, 534 Scot: Scotland: Scotia, 244, 431 Scot on Morrowing, an Irish provincialism, 99 Scran, its meaning, 55 Scotch dialects, 105 Scotch hereditary offices, 149, 257, 299 Scotland, its public records, 34, 117; barbarism in, 243 Furmety or frumenty, 236 Income tax in foreign countries, 215 Scots' privileges and dignities abroad, 136, 197, 277 Scotland, its records, 117; barbarism in, 213 Scran Luck, fare, 55, 275 Scroggs (Ch. Justice), lampoon, "Scrogs to Care," 207 Seal ring of William Lynne, 229 Seals, scholastic, 133; impressions of ancient, 387, 475 Trooping the colours, 113 S. (E. L.) on "Nil novum," 305 Senex on Dr. Courage, 235 "Hundred of Bray," 258 September, its Roman names, 200; the 2nd, day of Sermon, anonymous, 49, 175 Serres (John Thomas), jun., marine painter, 491 Serres (O. W.), her adult baptism, 310, 400, 418, 460 S. (F.) on Child-Female child, 378 Dialect, 395 Gloucestershire salutations, 146 Great St. Bernard, 435 "Infants in hell," 352 Servian folk-lore, 364 "The Metynge of Dr. Barons," &c., 329 S. (F. G.) on Maclise's "Wellington and Blücher," 230 S. (H.) on Gibbon's "Decline and Fall" in Italian, 55 Saltmarsh (J.), "Examinations" of Fuller's Sermon, 206 Shakspeare (Hamnet), his Christian name, 91, 156, 475 Salvin or Selwyn family, 229 Sandwich, origin of the word, 508 Sangarede, its meaning, 289 Satire, poetical anonymous, 462 Satchell (T.) on Folk-Lore Society, 137 Sauvé (Jean), "La Coquette Corrigée," 349, 376 Saxton (H.) on "Pedacii Dioscorida," 347 Scandinavian mythology, 503 Scepticus on Wicks: Greenwich: Nook, 333 Shakspeare (William), accused of provincialism, 10; Shakspeariana :- As You Like It, Act ii. sc. 5, 143 Shakspeariana:— Cymbeline, Act 1. sc. 6; "Crop," 226; sc. 7: Hamlet: Horatio's age, 103; Hughes's edit., 233; Henry VI. Pt. II. Act ii. sc. 3: "Charneco," 404 Two Gentlemen of Verona, Act ii. sc. 3: "Wood Sharp (Thomas), of Coventry, 465 Knibb (Joseph), 155 "Lawless Court," 456 Vicar of Baddow, 147 Shelford, Little, and the Pope's Nuncio, 208 Shelton (Thomas), translator of "Don Quixote," 388 Sheridan (R. B.), his Begum speech, 115, 197; biblio- Shew Show, 106 Shield of pretence, 300, 314, 359 Shilleto (Rev. R.), "Charles Thiriold," his death, 280 Sidney (Sir P.), "Pastoral Aeglogue" on his death, 301 Sikes (J. C.) on babies' souls, 506 Tennyson (A.), "In Memoriam," xcv. 3, 524 "Sir Peter," anonymous verses, 230 Sixtus V. (Pope), his biography in English, 93 Fulton (Robert), 125 S. (J. C.) on Monday Christmas, 507 Fen Fend, 412 : Frampold, its etymology, 373 Skeat (W. W.) on Wicks of the mouth, 271 Skene (W. F.), "Early History of Scotland," 96 S. (L. B.) on Sir John Leach, 516 Smith (J.), jun., on Card. Allen, 48 Smith (Simon), Yorkshire yeoman, his ancestry, 147 Smith (W. J. B.) on Banks and his horse Morocco, 477 Supplement to the Notes , with No. 160, Jan. 23, 1877 Songs and Ballads :- Bedlamite, 409, 543 Bell my Wiffe, 73, 177 Dog's Meat Man, 410, 456 Scran, its meaning, 275 Street (E. E.) on maypoles, 176 Strelley, Notts, old stained glass at, 248, 333 "Strim stram," &c., a jingle, 167, 212 Strong (Julia E.) on the Rev. Wm. Blaxton, 57 Stuart (Princess Mary), 503 Generall Assembly's sad, sad, sad lamentation, 469 | Stubbs (George), A.R.A., 319 King Stephen. See Bell: my Wiffe, 73 Lawson and Clark, 151 Life and Death of Merry Andrew, 469 Nottingham Goose Fair, 147 O Buck, Buck, 78, 136 Over the hills and far away, 128, 232, 317 Ratcatcher's Daughter, 182 Symon Brodie had a cow, 110 The world's the tennis-court, 469 There was a piper had a cow, 110 "Soothering kail," 188 Sop, its derivation, 68, 215 Southern Cross, early records of, 11, 53, 131, 216 Spanish airs, 87 Spanish half-dollar, 377 Sparks family, 27 Sparvel Bayly (J. A.) on the Old and New Year, 534 66 Spenser (E.), Menalcas, in "Shepherd's Kalendar," 365 S. (R. H.) on transmission of ideas, 301 S. (R. Y.) on Creeing, a provincialism, 96 Paternoster fishing tackle, 335 S. (S.) on fresco, 107 S. (S. D.) on military hats, 334 S. (T.) on the murrain, 474 Stane family of Forrest Hall, co. Essex, 347 Stage scenery, early, 15, 153 "Caroloiades," 129' T. (A. B.) on Fifish, its meaning, 509 Stanhope (P. H., Earl), lay bishop, 229, 279, 295, 417 Tancock (O. W.) on Bridport an episcopal see, 355 Starlings poisoning their young, 29 Catamaran, 318, 437 State Poems, notes on, 113, 152; Index to, 401, Tate (W. R.) on Racine and Tate and Brady, 189 Steamer, loss of a Hamburg, 48 Steele (Sir Richard), and Addison, 249; memorial Stephens (F. G.) on hangmen, 26 Stephens (Mrs.), her nostrum for stone, 36, 139, 540 Tatterdemalion, origin of the word, 306 Tavern signs: The Case is Altered, 16; Man loaded Taylor (E. W.) on "Booke of Christian Prayers," 35 Taylor (Robert), the "Devil's chaplain,” 429 T. (D. K.) on last Abbot of Bury St. Edmunds, 128, 359 "Te Deum," a hymn, not a creed, 76, 136, 450, 520; Teeth, cage of, 86 Teetotal, pre-temperance word, 98, 158, 258, 413, 523 Tennyson (Alfred), his early publications, 16, 156; Tew (E.) on British names of places, 397 Premonstratensians, 411 "Tristram Shandy," 452 T. (G.) on "As old as Dump'n," 476 Reynolds (Sir J.), autograph, 219 Ruvigny (Marquis de), arms, 497 Thames tributary, not mapped, 168, 253, 339 Thirlwall (Bp.), his verses in Welsh metre, 208, 333 Thomas (Capt. John), circa 1700, 129 Topham (Thomas), athlete, 107, 193, 277, 857 Townley on "Advice to the Devil," 168 Medal or token, 127 Traherne (G. M.) on Johnson's "Dictionary," 417 Trevelyan (W. C.) on Charles Lamb, 387 Nicols (Rev. Wm.), 259 T. (S. W.) on Canons and Prebendaries, 227 Tuckett (J.) on Bloomsbury Church, 540 Tuttle (C. W.) on astronomical reference, 497 Thomas (R.) on Halkett's "Dictionary of Anonym-T. (W.) on a painting in oils, 169 ous Literature," 447 Thompson (J.) on Card. Allen, 171 Thropp's wife," 449 Twain (Mark), his "Lay of a Tramway Car," 228, 279 T. (W. J.) on Mount Nod Cemetery, 91 Thompson (Wm. Gill), address on opening of New-T. (W. M.) on early stage scenery, 153 castle Theatre, 363 Thoms (W. J.) on the story of "Notes and Queries," 1, 41, 101, 221 Pincher's epitaph, 126 Wilson (Rev. John), 139 Thornbury (Walter), his poems, 34, 39 Tyndale (William), his New Testament, 1550, 587 U Ullatt or Ullitt, its meaning, 148, 274 Thorpe (Tho.), his prefix to Shakspeare's Sonnets, 421 Ultima, as a Christian name, 217 T. (H. R.) on a Dutch coin, 16 Horace Virgil, 15 Sicilian Vespers, 54 Sixtus V., Pope, 93 Tilden family of Kent, 67, 95 Tilley (H. T.) on bell at Norton, 406 Times, good old, 510 Tinkler, a Gipsy name, 31, 169 Tir Eoghain on "Garrt laidir aboo," 10 Title of "Honourable," 489 Titles, extinct, proclaimed at the altar, 447 T. (J. B.) on Bisset family, 545 T. (M.) on British names of places, 247 Todd (James Henthorn), D.D., his biography and Umbrellas, parochial, 202, 313; the first, 202, 313, Uneda on London in 1673, 424 Ustick (Stephen), ancestors and descendants, 47 |