Quotations:-

R. &

"Requies curarum," 137, 178, 277

R

on Addison and Steele, 291
Feathers, 456

Thirlwall (Bp.), 333

R. (A.) on cock-crowing and strangers, 289
Earls' titles proclaimed at the altar, 447
St. Bodvan, 544

Sir Watkin's pudding, 148

Racine (John) and Tate and Brady, 189
Rack rents in the 17th century, 288, 435, 523
Raddle, dull red clay, 510

Raine family, 27

Ramage (C. T.) on Johannes de Sacro Bosco, 147
Nursery rhymes, 491

Rame in Essex, its identity, 537

Ramping, a provincialism, 6, 115, 275, 297, 413
Randolph (H.) on cairn on Eildon Hills, 419
Dumbledore, provincial word, 98
Homœopathy, 205

"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
Tilden family, 67

"Rest of Boodh," a poem, its author, 334
Reynolds family, of Great Yarmouth, 246
Reynolds (H.) on Rev. John Norris, 413

Reynolds (Sir J.), autograph, 88, 219; MSS., 406
R. (F. R.) on William Holt, 432

R. (H.) on autographs of Dr. Johnson and Sir W.
Scott, 449

"Ink-horn terms," 327

Rhyme, local, 66

Rich (Jeremiah), shorthand publications, 7, 115
Riddell family, of Ireland, 328; of Minto, 347; of
Newhouse, 408; of Haming, 489

Riddell (G. T.) on Riddell families, 328, 347, 408,489
Ridley (Dr. Gloucester), Bp. Ridley's biographer, 63
Rimbault (Dr. E. F.), his death, 300; on Giovanni B.
Draghi, 46

Furry or Flora Day, at Helston, 32
Roller skates, 36

Ring inscription, 86

Rink, its derivation, 65, 113, 199
Rinking literature, 99

Rivus on "Gondibert," a poem, 54
Tet, in place-names, 95

R. (J. H.) on Addison: Dent, 173

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
Frumity as a Christmas dish, 508
"It looks very promising," 488
"Jumping the besom," 86

"Killed himself with kindness," 246
Launder Spouting, 315

"Once removed from a Bozzill," 126
Otchil, its meaning, 346
Raddle, red clay, 510

Starlings poisoning their young, 29
Terms, popular, 166

Thrash, to, provincialisms for, 393
Ullatts or Ullitts, 148

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
Ream Stretch, 126

Rebec on Ella, in place-names, 410

Rebel Brothers, 87

Rechin (Fulk), Count of Anjou, his first wife, 189
Records, ancient metrical, 461, 526

Regicides, their burial places, 13, 75; doom pro-
nounced on one, 128

Reginaldus on Reynolds family, 246

Rendle (W.) on Child-Female child, 157
Pepysian Collection, 327

"Repose in Egypt," by Delaroche, 108, 155

Rowdon (E.) on "New terror to death," 195
Rowe family and arms, 289, 375, 494
Rowlands (Samuel) anticipated by Luther, 297, 415
Rowlandson (Thos.), "Cries of London," 328
Royal Society Club, its foundation, 380
R. (R.) on Ullatts or Ullitts, 274

R. (S.) on Macaulay and Croker, 145

R. (T. F.) on the Hon. Mrs. Aldworth, 194

Book, the smallest, 524
"Light of lights," 98
Puzzle, genealogical, 128
Snail, the edible, 272

Rule (F.) on precedence of ambassadors, 294
Dancing, "the poetry of motion," 277
Dorsetshire superstition, 364

Johnson (Dr.), his "Dictionary," 157
More (Hannah), 476

Parallel passages, 510
Stage scenery, early, 15

Sterne (L.), anecdote, 446
Wyghtt'esh'm, 396

Russell (Lord A.) on Robot, its meaning, 520
Russell (J. F.) on "Analecta Fairfaxiana," 194
Russian language not dialectical, 74

R. (W. F.) on Swin: Gloit: Clibs, 326

S

S. on Glasgow Parish Records, 402

"History of Jacob and his Twelue Sonnes," 382
Kurna, ruins at, 245

S. (A.) on Glastonbury thorn, 76

Motto of Charles VII., 477
Victoria (Queen), her descent, 195

Sacro Bosco (Johannes de), author, 147, 255
St. Alkeld, or Alkelda, 449

St. Austin's Stone, Drewton Vale, 287, 336
St. Bodfan, his history, 429, 544

St. Cecilia's Day, 148, 257

St. Cuthbert and the donkeys, 57

SS. Fabian and Sebastian, 229, 295
St. Julian Hospitaller, 306, 354

St. Martin's bird, 412

St. Mary of Egypt, 333, 520
St. Matthias, his feast, 66

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
"La Coquette Corrigée," 376
"Nibelungenlied," 542

Noëls, 507

Scold, a common, 534

Scot: Scotland: Scotia, 244, 431

Scot on Morrowing, an Irish provincialism, 99
Scotch dialects, 105

Scran, its meaning, 55

Scotch dialects, 105

Scotch hereditary offices, 149, 257, 299

Scotland, its public records, 34, 117; barbarism in, 243
Scoto-Americus on English version of the Bible, 347
Fen Prevent, 348

Furmety or frumenty, 236

Income tax in foreign countries, 215

Scots' privileges and dignities abroad, 136, 197, 277
Scott (J. R.) on Scot: Duns Scotus, 431
Scott (Sir Walter). "Kirjath-Jearim," in "Ivanhoe,"
346; scene of "The Antiquary," 348, 471; allusion
to the murrain in "The Talisman," 348, 474, 497;
autographs, 449; "paucæ maculæ " in his novels, 488
Scotus on plants mentioned by Hogg, 213

Scotland, its records, 117; barbarism in, 213
Scoundrel, its derivation, 46, 116

Scran Luck, fare, 55, 275

Scroggs (Ch. Justice), lampoon, "Scrogs to Care," 207
S. (E.) on State poems, 401, 422, 441, 463, 484, 531
Seafoul as a surname, 18, 438, 545

Seal ring of William Lynne, 229

Seals, scholastic, 133; impressions of ancient, 387, 475
Sebastian on "Blücher and Wellington," 98, 370

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
humiliation, 49, 75; the 25th, in 1605, 367

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
Weather holes, 415

S. (F. G.) on Maclise's "Wellington and Blücher," 230
S. (G.) on Party, in the sense of a person, 496

S. (H.) on Gibbon's "Decline and Fall" in Italian, 55

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
Savonarola and Lorenzo de' Medici, 490

Saxton (H.) on "Pedacii Dioscorida," 347

Scandinavian mythology, 503
Scanlan (John), his execution, 172

Scepticus on Wicks: Greenwich: Nook, 333
Schomberg (Rev. James Duff), 268

Shakspeare (William), accused of provincialism, 10;
early criticisms on, 28; dialect of his country, 83;
Ireland's forgeries, 160, 213; the rival poet of his
Sonnets, 163; in relation to his works, 242;
Jonson on, 303; plaster casts of his face, 307, 376,
417, 525; and Shelley, 341, 361, 392; "Two
Noble Kinsmen," 342, 392, 478, 517; and Drum-
mond of Hawthornden, 345; Thorpe's prefix to his
Sonnets, 421; and the Bible, 509

Shakspeariana :-

As You Like It, Act ii. sc. 5, 143

Shakspeariana:—

Cymbeline, Act 1. sc. 6; "Crop," 226; sc. 7:
"Crop of sea and land," 185

Hamlet: Horatio's age, 103; Hughes's edit., 233;
Act i. sc. 3: "The chariest maid," 345, 405;
Act iii. sc. 1: "Sea of troubles," 104; Act v.
sc. 1: "Crants," 345; Yorick's skull and the
grave-digger, 143

Henry VI. Pt. II. Act ii. sc. 3: "Charneco," 404
King Lear, Act iii. sc. 4: Child Rowland, 345;
Act iv. sc. 2: "Self-cover'd thing," 225, 303
Macbeth, Act v. sc. 3: "Will chair me ever," 25
Merch. of Venice, Actiii. sc. 4: "Do withal," 405
Othello, Act iii. sc. 2: "His low unmoving
finger," 25; Act iv. sc. 2: "Patience," 405
Richard II. Act ii. sc. 3: "What stir," 25
Tempest, Act iii. sc. 1: "Most busie lest," 25,
104, 143, 185, 226, 302

Two Gentlemen of Verona, Act ii. sc. 3: "Wood
woman," 303

Sharp (Thomas), of Coventry, 465
Shaw (S.) on great fires, 317

Knibb (Joseph), 155

"Lawless Court," 456

Vicar of Baddow, 147

Shelford, Little, and the Pope's Nuncio, 208
Shelley (Percy Bysshe), his MSS. and contributions
to periodicals, 8; death of his daughter, 39; "The
Sensitive Plant," 156; and Shakspeare, 341, 361,
392, 478, 517

Shelton (Thomas), translator of "Don Quixote," 388
Sheppard (J. B.) on words in Orpington rent rolls, 365
Sheppard (Samuel), "Enigmaticall Verities," 104
Sherard family of Stapleford, 491

Sheridan (R. B.), his Begum speech, 115, 197; biblio-
graphy, 469; put on the stage, ib.
Shetland, heraldry in, 347

Shew Show, 106

Shield of pretence, 300, 314, 359

Shilleto (Rev. R.), "Charles Thiriold," his death, 280
Shillinglaw (J. J.) on ships of the old navigators, 168
Ships of the old navigators, 168, 373, 417, 524
S. (H. W.) on Thomas Topham, 194
Sicilian Vespers, 54

Sidney (Sir P.), "Pastoral Aeglogue" on his death, 301
Sigma on a book entitled "Albert," 211
Signatures, indistinct, 26

Sikes (J. C.) on babies' souls, 506

Tennyson (A.), "In Memoriam," xcv. 3, 524
Simpson (W. S.) on Bloomsbury Church, 476
Candle rents: Rack rents, 523
Maryland Point, 498

"Sir Peter," anonymous verses, 230
Sirius and the Dog-days, 345

Sixtus V. (Pope), his biography in English, 93
S. (J.) on Duchesse de Chateauroux, 234

Fulton (Robert), 125
Minister: Priest, 157

S. (J. C.) on Monday Christmas, 507
S. (J. S.) on Gretna marriages, 508
Skates, roller, anticipated, 36, 336
Skeat (W. W.) on Buft: Miff, 114
"Edyllys be," 209

Fen Fend, 412

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Frampold, its etymology, 373
Mill Conflict, 186

Skeat (W. W.) on Wicks of the mouth, 271
"Skeletons' Wedding," 449

Skene (W. F.), "Early History of Scotland," 96
Skid, its derivation, 97, 119, 198, 237
Skinner to Queen Elizabeth, 367
Slang, its derivation, 325

S. (L. B.) on Sir John Leach, 516
Oxenstjerna (Count), 520
Sleigh (J.) on beef in 1715, 521
Fynney family, 355
Washington family, 465
Slug-horn, its definition, 448
Smart (R. H.) on a jingle, 167
Smith (E. A.) on "O Buck, Buck," 78
Smith (H.) on Sir Thomas Littleton, 288
Winchel rod, 210

Smith (J.), jun., on Card. Allen, 48
Smith (John Thomas), unpublished MSS., 328
Smith (S.) on Simon Smith, 147

Smith (Simon), Yorkshire yeoman, his ancestry, 147
Smith (William), F.S A., his death, 259

Smith (W. J. B.) on Banks and his horse Morocco, 477
Bell horses, 58

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
Strethill or Strettell family, 337

"Strim stram," &c., a jingle, 167, 212

Strong (Julia E.) on the Rev. Wm. Blaxton, 57
Stuart family of Appin, 490

Stuart (Princess Mary), 503

King Stephen.

See Bell: my Wiffe, 73

Lawson and Clark, 151

Life and Death of Merry Andrew, 469
Lord Spynie, 35

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
Southey (Robert) at home, 38

Spanish airs, 87

Spanish half-dollar, 377

Sparks family, 27

Sparvel Bayly (J. A.) on the Old and New Year, 534
Speeches in the Starre Chamber," 230

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Spenser (E.), Menalcas, in "Shepherd's Kalendar," 365
Spurring Publication of banns, 428
Squire (Scipio), 408

S. (R. H.) on transmission of ideas, 301

S. (R. Y.) on Creeing, a provincialism, 96
Jihad, Arabic for War, 370

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'
Precedence of ambassadors, 155
Serres (Mrs.), her baptism, 418

T. (A. B.) on Fifish, its meaning, 509
Talented, origin of the word, 18, 314

Starlings poisoning their young, 29

Catamaran, 318, 437
Vulgate, Luke xv. 8, 336

Steamer, loss of a Hamburg, 48

Steele (Sir Richard), and Addison, 249; memorial
inscriptions on, 291

Stephens (F. G.) on hangmen, 26

Stephens (Mrs.), her nostrum for stone, 36, 139, 540
Stephenson (Rev. Anthony), of Wimbish, 490
Stepney Church, stone from Carthage at, 208, 295
Sterne (Laurence), "Tristram Shandy" not original,
288, 452; anecdote, 4461

Tatterdemalion, origin of the word, 306

Tavern signs: The Case is Altered, 16; Man loaded
with Mischief, 449

Taylor (E. W.) on "Booke of Christian Prayers," 35
Taylor (J.) on Thrup, Northants, 76

Taylor (Robert), the "Devil's chaplain,” 429

T. (D. K.) on last Abbot of Bury St. Edmunds, 128, 359
"Ink-horn terms," 254

"Te Deum," a hymn, not a creed, 76, 136, 450, 520;
"munerari," not "numerari," în, 293