TENTH SEKIES.
187
Name puzzle in early edition of Spenser, ix. 48,
114 ; xi. 334
Names, curious Christian, i. 26, 170, 214, 235 ; on Walney Island, 387, 492 ; common to both sexes, ii. 66, 156 ; scribbled on historic build- ings, 86, 136 ; Russian proper, iii. 465 ; curious juxtaposition, in registers, vi. 266 ; early British, their interpretation, vii. 101, 363 ; Lincolnshire, xii. 168, 235, 296
Names terrible to children, x. 509 ; xi. 53, 218, 356, 454 ; xii. 53
Nana Sahib, place and time of his death, viii. 248, 316
Nancy, macaroons made at, ix. 286
Nanny Natty Cote : Lucy Locket, rimes, xi. 268, 397
Nansen (F.), his Arctic exploration, ix. 6
Napier (G. G.) on Dante on Paolo and Francesca, vii. 229
Napier (Lord) on the Convention of Cintra, vi. 28, 73
" Napier Tavern," Holborn, its destruction, xi. 467, 515
Napiers and Col. Hoe, printing-machine makers, xii. 345
Naples, Acquetta di Napoli, its composition, ii. 353 ; inscriptions in Old Protestant Cemetery, viii. 62, 161, 242, 362, 423 ; ix. 17 ; inscrip- tions in Protestant cemeteries, xi. 343 ; in- scriptions in New Protestant Cemetery, xii. 303, 362
Napoleon I., alleged son of, i. 107, 197 ; at St. Helena, 126 ; St. Helena medal, ii. 9, 95 ; his horse Marengo, 400 ; his heart, 496 ; on Byron, iv. 147. See also Bonaparte.
Napoleon III. in London, 1831-48, ix. 327, 371, 432
Napoleonic conspiracy in England, i. 328
Napoli, Acquetta di, its composition, ii. 269, 353
' Narcissus, a Twelfe Night Merriment,' ii. 66
Nares (Capt. W. H.) and St. Paul's Cathedral, xii. 365
Naseby, wheel-tracks at, vi. 109
Naseby battle-field : and Edward FitzGerald, xi. 304 ; Lord Fairfax at, xi. 344, 433, 514 ; xii.. 75 ' Naseby Old Man," its history, vi. 362, 475
Nash (David William), barrister, d. 1876, ix. 372
Nash (John), of Oporto, his descendants, viii. 209
Nash (Miss) at Orchies, c. 1792, xii. 129
Nash (Mrs.), original of Esther in 'Bleak House,' i. 125
Nash (Richard), date of his death and epigrams concerning him, i. 32, 96
Nasmyth's ' Scene in Hampshire,' its locality, vii. 448
Natalese, use of the word, i. 446, 515 ; ii. 76, 133
National Anthem, variation in opening lines, iii. 108 ; first, iv. 249, 332
National Flag. See Flag, National.
' National Instructor,' weekly publication, 1850, v. 229 National Journal,' 1746, its prosecution, x. 49
National Portrait Gallery, Edward IV. in, v. 426 ; and Mr. W. H. Alexander, x. 329, 476
Naturalization in England, reduced fees for, vi. 230
Nature, and the Greeks, x. 330, 372
Naval action, of 1779, ii. 228, 271 ; off Connecti- cut : Lieut. Power, vii. 246, 352 Naval and Military Academy, Scottish, iv. 212, 274
Naval foe, mysterious, c. 1775-83, xi. 347, 455 ;
xii. 113 Naval story, American, 1814, x. 428
Naval Volunteers in 1795, x. 106
Naval warfare, canals in, ix. 109
Navarino, last survivor of the battle, vi. 306 ; xi. 506 ; flagship at the battle, x. 126
Navarre, Court of, Anthony Bacon at, vi. 328, 476
Navew, use of the word, ii. 500
Navvy, derivation of the word, ii. 20
Navy, disposal of its old colours, viii. 166 ; during the Civil War, xii. 308, 496
Navy needs and ravens, xii. 448
Navy Office Seal, iii. 329, 398
Naylor (B. S.), his ' Time and Truth reconciling the World to Shakespeare,' xi. 248
Naylor (Dr.), his ' Elizabethan Virginal Book,' iv. 287
Naylor (Robert) of Canterbury, c. 1564, his wife, xii. 148
Nazianzen (Gregory) and " sub rosa," ix. 189, 316, 335
Ne Quid Nimis on Bacon and the drama, ii. 195. Bacon or Usher, ii. 471. Birds' eggs, i. 327. Missing link, ii. 249. Shakespeare's Sonnet XXVI., ii. 67, 213. Southcott (Joanna), i. 301. Tasso and Milton, i. 249
Neale (Admiral) and Atkinson family, viii. 309, 418
Neale (John), Rector of Exeter College, ii. 135
Neale (Thomas) and the " Nag's Head " story, i. 509 ; ii. 58, 135
Neale (W. J. N.), his ' Lawyers in Love,' vii. 90, 174
Nebogatov (Admiral), meaning of his name, iii. 465
Neck and heels, early mention of the punishment, iv. 465
Nedov (Ralohc) on Webster's ' Basque Legends," i. 190
Needle and pin rimes, xii. 409, 518
Needlework pictures, Miss Linwood's, vii. 281, 392
Nefzaoni, Arab Sheikh, his " mysterious volume," 1 xi. 327 ; his ' Perfumed Garden,' xii. 118
Negro poetess, Phillis Wheatley, x. 385
Negroes, their fondness for law, i. 206
Neil (J. C.) on James Clarence Mangan, iii. 5
Neile (Richard), Archbishop of York, his marriage,, xi. 388 ; xii. 449, 498
Neill (E. O.) on ' Death and the Sinner,' vi. 436
Neilson (Grissell)= John Arkle, 1705, v. 509
Nel Mezzo on Arachne House, Strand-on-the- Green, x. 290. Balzac and Heine : a coinci- dence, x. 109. Browne (Sir T.) f ix. 484. Bur- ton's line, xi. 187. Dickens, and the Bible, v. 355; and the lamplighter's ladder, ix. 431. Dickens : Podsnap and his prototype, xi. 186. Dickens: Shakespeare: woodbine, xii. 281. English books, emendations in, xi. 401. France (Anatole) : ' Garden of Epicurus,' x. 188. Gentlemen's evening dress, vii. 48. Scott (Sir W.) on Scotch and Irish, xi. 157. Snodgrass as a surname, x. 11. Virgil, * uEneid,' I. 462, vi.
-nell, surnames ending in, xi. 8, 75
Nelle (Thomas), Rector of Thenford, ii. 58
Nelligan (Emile), his ' Notre Dame des Neiges,' i.
246
Nelson (Horatio, Lord), his sister Anne, i. 170, 210 ; his tomb and Cardinal Wolsey, 308, 376, 417 ; at Bath, 366 ; in fiction, iii. 26, 77, 116, 294 ; and Cardinal York, iv. 106 ; his signal at Trafalgar, iv. 321, 370, 411, 471, 533 ; v. 56, 136 ; his royal descent, iv. 322 ; colour of his uniform, 326, 370 ; his patent of peerage, iv.
