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    Notes and Queries, Index to Seventh Volume, January-June 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc
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    Notes and Queries, Index to Seventh Volume, January-June 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc

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      Notes and Queries, Index to Seventh Volume, January-June 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc - Various Various

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      Title: Notes and Queries, Index to Seventh Volume, January-June 1853

             A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists,

                    Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc

      Author: Various

      Editor: George Bell

      Release Date: May 24, 2013 [EBook #42793]

      Language: English

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      NOTES AND QUERIES:

      A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC.

      When found, make a note of.—Captain Cuttle.

      INDEX

      TO

      THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

      A.

      α. on house-marks, 594.

      —— Eulenspiegel, 357. 609.

      A. (A. S.) on the origin of Allen, 205.

      —— bishops deprived by Queen Elizabeth, 260; in Scotland, 1638, 285.

      —— Cardinal Erskine, 72.

      —— consecrators of English bishops, 132.

      —— constables of France, 332.

      —— Gordon (Lady) of Gordonstoun, 208.

      —— Inglis and Stanser (Bishops), 263.

      —— Lyon King-at-arms, 208.

      —— Mary, daughter of James I., 260.

      —— Masque de Fer, 234.

      —— Pursglove, suffragan of Hull, 65.

      —— Routh, R. C. Bishop of Ossory, 72.

      —— Stanley (Thomas), Bishop of Man, 209.

      —— St. Munoki's day, 62.

      —— Stewarts of Holland, 66.

      —— vicars-apostolic in England, 243.

      —— Watson (Thomas), Bishop of St. David's, 234.

      —— Wauchope, Abp. of Armagh, 66.

      —— Yolante de Dreux, 286.

      Abbati on Roger Pell, 156.

      Abhba on Archbishop King, 430.

      —— Donnybrook fair, 549.

      —— Dr. Geo. Miller, 527.

      —— funeral custom, 496.

      —— Peter Beaver, 501.

      —— Sir T. F. Buxton, 452.

      —— Strike, but hear me, 237.

      A. (B. M.) on Fleshier of Otley, 39.

      Abrahall, Eborale, or Ebrall family, 357.

      Acts xv. 23., a passage in, 204. 316.

      Acworth (G. B.) on parish registers, 598.

      —— Raffaelle's Sposalizio, 595.

      Adam Bell Clym of the Clough, 445.

      Adams (G. E.) on the Bland family, 234.

      Adamson (Alex.) noticed, 205.

      Adamsoniana, 500.

      Adamsons of Perth, 478.

      A. (D. S.) on Rosa mystica, 182.

      Adsum on termination -itis, 13.

      Adulph (St.) noticed, 84. 192.

      Advertising literature, curiosities of, 4.

      Advocate on marriage in Scotland, 243.

      A. (E. H.) on Adamsoniana, 500.

      —— Adamsons of Perth, 478.

      —— Alexander Adamson, 205.

      —— bells at funerals, 297.

      —— Bouillon Bible, 536.

      —— Bourbon family, 16.

      —— displeasure singularly shown, 593.

      —— Dr. Marshall, 297.

      —— Dutens, anecdote of, 559.

      —— Frampton (Bp.), 605.

      —— Ken (Bp.), work attributed to him, 597.

      —— parochial libraries, 605.

      —— Philip d'Auvergne, 236.

      —— St. Alban's day, 500.

      —— scarfs worn by clergymen, 337.

      —— Smith's Sermons, 223.

      A. (F. R.) on Grub Street Journal, 268.

      —— Mary Queen of Scots, 237.

      —— Pinch of Snuff, 268.

      Age, the feelings of, 429. 560. 608.

      Agricola de Monte on palindromical lines, 178.

      Agrippa on alliterative pasquinade, 129.

      A. (H.) on Bishop Hesketh, 409.

      —— inscription in Rufford Church, 417.

      Aitch on the Georgiad, 179.

      A. (J.) on the Rebellious Prayer, 286.

      A. (J.) jun. on weather rules, 522.

      Ajax on Belgian ecclesiastical antiquities, 65.

      —— Ceylon map, 65.

      —— Flemish and Dutch painters, 65.

      A. (J. H.) on Drake the artist, 246.

      —— hardening steel bars, 65.

      —— Turner's views, 89.

      A. (J. M.) on inscription on penny of Geo. III., 65.

      A Joabi Alloquio, &c., its author, 571. 630.

      A. (J. S.) on belfry towers, 333.

      —— early winters, 405.

      —— longevity, 504.

      —— pictures of Spanish armada, 454.

      A. (J. T.) on The Birch, a poem, 220.

      —— Clerical portrait, 407.

      Ake and ache, how pronounced, 472.

      Alban (St.), the day of his festival, 500.

      Album, origin of, 235. 341.

      Aldiborontophoskophornio, 40. 95.

      Aldrorandus on Harley family, 454.

      Algor (John) on Sparse, its meaning, 246.

      Ἁλιέυς on George Miller, D.D., 631.

      —— Letter to a Convocation Man, 631.

      —— Pugna Porcorum, 606.

      Alison's Europe, noticed, 594.

      Allen, origin of this surname, 205. 319. 340.

      Allen (R. J.) on Wellington's first speech, 453.

      All my eye, origin of, 525.

      Alpha on coins of Europe, 597.

      —— Drimtaidhvrickhillichattan, 597.

      Alphabetical arrangement, 596.

      Alphage on the meaning of Tuck, 82.

      Amanuensis on priests' surplices, 331.

      Amateur on Hogarth's works, 339.

      American fisheries, 107.

      —— officers, their weight, 202.

      Americanisms so called, 51. 97. 608.

      Amicus on passage in Schiller, 619.

      Amusive, its proper meaning, 333.

      A. (N.) on Lady Anne Gray, 501.

      Anagrams, 221. 452. 546.

      Andrews (Alex.) on Grub Street Journal, 486.

      —— remuneration of authors, 591.

      Andries de Græff, 406. 488.

      Annuellarius, 358. 391. 438.

      Anon. on canker or brier rose, 500.

      —— centenarian trading vessel, 380.

      —— curfew bell, 167.

      —— gloves at fairs, 632.

      —— Mater ait natæ, 247.

      —— marriage in Scotland, 243.

      —— monastic kitchener's account, 60.

      —— parochial libraries, 606.

      —— Randle Wilbraham, 498.

      —— rathe, 512.

      —— ring of Charles I., 164.

      —— Roger Outlawe, 559.

      —— Turner's view of Lambeth Palace, 118.

      —— weather rules, 600.

      —— Wednesday, a Litany-day, 86.

      Anonymous Works: Boy of Heaven, 429.

      —— Country Parson's Advice, 550.

      —— Essay for a New Translation of the Bible, 40. 142.

      —— History of Formosa, 232.

      —— Impartial Inquiry on Faith, 180.

      —— Letters on Prejudice, 40. 143.

      —— Letter to a Convocation Man, 358. 415.

      —— Life of Queen Anne, 108.

      —— Mémoires d'un Homme d'Etat, 193.

      —— N. (S.) Antidote against English Sectaries, 359.

      —— Penardo and Laissa, 84. 160.

      —— Percy Anecdotes, 134. 214.

      —— Pinch of Snuff, 268.

      —— Pompey the Little, 191.

      —— Pugna Porcorum, 528. 606.

      —— Pylades and Corinna, 305. 508.

      —— Race for Canterbury or Lambeth, 158. 219. 268. 340.

      —— Temple of Truth, 549. 630.

      —— Wanderings of Memory, 527.

      Anthony (John) on pic-nic, 387.

      Antiquaries, Society of, suggested alterations, 489.

      Anywhen, its future use suggested, 38. 335.

      April the First, custom on, 528.

      Arago on the weather, 40. 512.

      Aram (Eugene), his Comparative Lexicon, 597.

      Aram on a quotation, 14.

      A. (R. B.) on Lister family, 357.

      Archer (F. Scott) on originator of collodion process, 92.

      Argot, its etymology, 331.

      Aristotle's checks, 451. 496.

      Armistead (C. J.) on Church catechism, 64.

      Arms in Bristol Cathedral, 67. 189.

      Arms in Dugdale's Warwickshire, 331.

      Arms in painted glass, 132.

      Ἀρνίον, as used in the Apocalypse, 24.

      Arnold (Gen. Benedict), noticed, 597.

      Arrowsmith (W. R.), notes on misunderstood words, 352. 375. 400. 520.

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