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GENERAL INDEX.
Games:
Prime ro, yii. 53
Robin's alive, xii. 86
Spellicans, viii. 449, ; ix. 15, 115
Stagga bob-tail warning, xii. 149
State, i. 226
Tarot cards, v. 407, 452
Ticky touchwood, vi. 130, 174, 230, 476
Tricquet or croquet, ii. 8
Truss-fail, x. 490
Gamester's superstition : lizard with two tails, viii. 328, 391
Gamma on Col. Hugh Forbes, v. 448
Gammack (J.) on fraudulent American diplomas and degrees, i. 44
Gamul family of Chester, ix. 270
Gandy (E.) on armorial bearings, vi. 316. Beer sold without a licence, viii. 232. Cirencester Town Hall, ix. 218. Estates held by peculiar tenures, viii. 389. Hot-cross buns, x. 157. Police-office : police-court, vi. 494. " Whip- ping the cat," x. 198
Gandy (J. P.), R.A. ; designer of Exeter Hall, viii. 337
Gantillon (P. J. F.) on Byroniana, ii. 55. Curious Christian names, i. 26
Gray's Elegy ' in Latin, ii. 93
Gaol literature, xi. 428, 510
Garage, use and derivation of the word, v. 188
' Gard. Chron.' on Cox's orange pippins, viii. 33
Garden (Alexander), M.D., ' D.N.B.' on, i. 328, 417
Garden (Francis), his ancestry, vi. 429
Garden. See Gordon (Thomas).
Garden, last private, in City of London, ix. 346
Garden at Oxford admired by Wesley, i. 349
Garden of Eden, Scotch, vii. 162
Garden pennies, iii. 17
Garden song in ' Quality Street,' viii. 129
Gardens, Maxwell on, i. 288, 357 ; John Wesley and, iii. Ill
Gardiner (A.) on " Barrar," i. 434. ' Lady of the Lake,' ix. 132. ' Swiss Family Robinson,' xi. 351
Gardiner (Egerton) on High Stewards, xii. 428
Gardiner (R. F.) on pie : tart, viii. 432. Twelve surname, xii. 197
Gardner (E. L.) on " Gin a Bogie meet a Bogie," xii. 509
Garfield (General) on genealogy, ii. 64
Garibaldi, origin of the name, iv. 67, 132, 235 ; his visit to Mazzini's grave, viii. 86 ; " For the shame of Aspromonte," x. 247 ; his remains, xii. 328
Garioch, pronunciation of the name, v. 9, 56 ; x. 298.
Garlanding, custom near Oxford, ii. 75
Garlands, funeral, v. 427 ; vi. 155, 254, 396
Garlic, its curative virtues, ii. 538 ; called country- man's treacle, xi. 28, 173
Garnet (Henry), Jesuit, his birthplace, viii. 446
Garnet (J.) on " Honest broker," ii. 452
Garnett (F. W. R.) on Bacchanals or Bag-o'- Nails, vi. 490. Lowry, 437. " Over fork : fork over," vii. 93. Tye, ix. 78
Garnett (Dr. Richard), his death, v. 319, 367 ; and astrology, 437
Garrett (R. M.) on Shakespeariana, iv. 284
Garrett and Gerald surnames, xii. 345
Garrick (David), ' The Jubilee ' printed at Water- ford, i. 85 ; commemorative tablet, ii. 425 ; and the Preston Jubilee, vii. 227, 276, 417
Garrick on " Character is fate," ii. 426
Garstin (E. C. ) on poem on boy and his curls, xii. 88
Garum, a sauce, and punch, xi. 466
Gascoigne (George), poet, his biography, viii. 189 ;
his ' Jocasta ' and Euripides, x. 125 Gascoigne (Judge) and Prince Harry, xi. 121, 177 Gaskell (Lady Catherine Milnes), her ' Prose
Idylls of the West Riding,' ix. 207 Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.), Whitby in ' Sylvia's Lovers,'
i. 187 ; allusion in ' Carnford,' vii. 188, 235,
273 ; ' Heart of John Middleton,' ix. 430, 49b ;
her ' Moorland Cottage,' x. 89 GaskeU family, ix. 248
Gaskin (F. W.) on Warren Hastings trial, vii. 248 Gaspar Manor, Stourton, Somerset, xii. 268, 337 Gastrell (Rev. Francis) and Shakespeare's home,
iv. 47, 115 Gataker (Thomas), 1574-1654, ' D.N.B.' on, vi.
266 Gatehouse family of King Somborne, Hampshire,
ix. 351
Gates, closed, instances, v. 249 Gates, kissing, ii. 395 Gates, lych, in England, viii. 268, 354 Gatton (Sarah ) = Richard Cromwell, viii. 408 Gatton, inscription on urn at Town Hall, vi. 8, 57,
172
Gat-toothed, Chaucer's use of the word, vi. 347 Gauden (Bishop John), ' D.N.B.' on, i. 307 Gaudy-day, use of the word, 1567, ix. 326 Gaume (Abb6), his ' Le Ver Rongeur des Societes
Modernes,' v. 270, 416, 492 Gaunox, word in court roll, 1511, xi. 250, 357 Gaveller, derivation of the word, iv. 7 Gavial, zoological ghost-word, ix. 446 Ga volt, Yiddish term, x. 365 Gay (John), manuscripts found in a chair, i. 475 ;
his ' Beggar's Opera ' in Dublin, iii. 364 ;
iv. 91 ; and at Bath, iii. 365 Gayette, Rocher de, tradition of its cleft, vii. 329,
419 Gayfere (Thomas) master mason of Westminster
Abbey, xi. 286 Gayfere Street, Westminster, origin of the name,
xi. 286
Gaynesford monument at Carshalton, xi. 208 Gaythorpe (H.) on Nonconformist burial-grounds,
x. 334. Piddle as a land measure, x. 326.
Walney Island names, i. 387. Wigan bell
foundry, v. 377
Gaze (W. C.) on James O'Brien, xii. 511 Geard, etymology of the word, x. 306 Gearing (H.) on antelope as crest, viii. 229. Cape
Town Cemetery, viii. 106, 253 Gedney Church, Lincolnshire, its history, x. 248,
310 Gedd or Geddes (Dr. Patrick), Scotch physician at
Santiago, i. 230 Gee (Edward), clerk in Six Clerks' Office, d. 1747,
ix. 389 Geffery (Sir Robert), Lord Mayor, his biography,
vi. 264, 303 Geikie (Sir Archibald), his ' Founders of Geology,'
vi. 444
Geisendorfer (W.) on ' Letters left at the Pastry- Cook's,' x. 427 Gemmell (W.) on dapifer : ostiarius, viii. 48.
Gamelshiel Castle, Haddingtonshire, vii. 8.
Gamul of Chester, ix. 207. Kilmarnock docu- ment of 1547, viii. 271 Genealogical and Historical Society of Great
Britain, iv. 230 Genealogical notes in books, viii. 381
