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Page (J. T.) on a Becket, iv. 214. Addison's
daughter, i. 150. Admiral Christ epitaph, vi.
425 ; vii. 38. Akenside's birth, vii. 407. All
Fools' Day, in. 416. Anne (Queen), her fifty
churches, x. 36. Apples : their old names, ix.
495. ' As merry as griggs," i. 94. ' As the
crow flies," i. 432. Astronomy in fiction, v.
294. Authors of quotations wanted, vii. 35 ;
xii. 448. Bacon or Usher ? iii. 234. Badges,
difficult words in their description, iii. 407.
Badges on book-plates, x. 289. Baptist Con-
fession of Faith, iii. 455. Bathing-machines,
ii. 130. Beating the bounds, iii. 390. Benbow
(Admiral), his death, vii. 116. Besant on Dr.
Watts, iv. 38. Betty, a hedge-sparrow, vii.
469. Bigg, the Dinton hermit, iii. 285, 376.
Bloomfield (Robert), iii. 47. Book-stealing :
degrees of blackness, vii. 212. Born with teeth,
v. 115. Bossing, its meaning, vii. 192. Bramp-
ton Bridge, viii. 209. Brazen bijou, i. 455.
Breedon family, ix. 454. ' Bright chanticleer
proclaims the dawn," iii. 276. Brightlingsea,
its Deputy-Mayor, i. 72. Britten, burial-
ground, xi. 174. Browne (Sir T.), his skull, v.
397. Burial in woollen, v. 467. Burning cattle
alive, vi. 366. Byron's birthplace, xi. 297.
Cadey =a hat, x. 147. Canbury House, Middle-
sex, v. 455 ; vi. 157. Canopied pews, xi. 493.
Catesby (Sir William), i. 366. Cawood family,
ii. 515. Chair of St. Augustine, i. 472. Cheshire
words, iv. 332. Chine, stuffed, x. 155. Chinese
junk Keying, vi. 295. Christian names,
curious, i. 237. Christmas pig, xi. 115. Church
music, iii. 253. Churchwardens' accounts, v.
410. Churchyard cough, vii. 156. Coliseums
old and new, ii. 530 ; iii. 191. Collins family,
i. 398. Commonwealth laws, ix. 158. Compter
Prison, iii. 254. Constitution Hill : Parlia-
ment Hill, xii. 357. Corn- tending, vi. 296.
Court Leet : Manor Court, vii. 377 ; viii. 413.
Coutts (Messrs.), their removal, ii. 232. Cowper :
Dowling : their pronunciation, xii. 373. Crom-
well and Milton, ix. 214. Cromwell (Oliver),
Tiis burial-place, i. 73 ; v. 205 ; his head, i. 487 ;
swords, iv. 288. Crooked Billet," x. 38.
Crosby Hall, viii. 31. Cross-legged knights,
v. 257. ' Dame So-and-So the Bush Strewer,"
ix. 497. Death birds in Scotland and Ireland,
v.. 158, 215. De Quincey : quotations and
allusions, xii. 95. Devil's saffron, xii. 415.
Detached belfries, iv. 290. Dickens : Shake-
speare : woodbine, xii. 334. Dickens on the
Bible, v. 391. Dickens's " knife-box," xi. 215.
Direction post v. signpost, vi. 78. Diving-bell,
iii. 415. Dog-names, ii. 470. Donkeys, measles,
and whooping-cough, x. 398. Doten (E.), ' Is
Life Worth Living ? ' x. 229. Drinkings :
drinking time, v. 133. Dyer (Sir Edward), ii.
33. Ebsworth (J. W.), ix. 502. Elder-bush
folk-lore, viii. 213. England, English : their
pronunciation, iii. 393. English authors'
"birthdates, vi. 293. English burial-ground at
Lisbon, iii. 34. English cardinals' hats, ii. 96.
Epitaph in Courteenhall Church, vi. 415.
Epitaphiana, ii. 396, 531. Epitaphs, their
Ijibliography, i. 252 ; iii. 114, 437. Exeter Hall,
viii. 215. Field-names, West Haddon, i. 46, 156.
Fielding's grave, ix. 277. Flaying alive, i.
155 ; iii. 153. Fonts, desecrated, i. 488 ; ii.
255 ; wooden, iii. 254. Footpaths, iv. 125.
Fotheringay, ii. 215. Funeral garlands, vi.
396. Garlic : onions for purifying water,
xi. 173. Garnett (Dr. Richard), r. 367.
Gibbets, iv. 296. 'Golden Lyre,' xii. 473.
Greyfriars burial-ground, iv. 253. Guardings,
iii. 476. Gutteridge or Goodridge family, viii.
28. Halls of the City Companies, iii. 294.
Hanged, drawn, and quartered, i. 410. Hare
forecasting fire, xi. 413. Hatchments, vi. 290.
Hazlitt (John) and Samuel Sharwood, iv. 57.
Hazlittiana, ix. 177. Heacham parish officers,
ii. 335 ; iii. 37. ' Hebrew Maiden's Answer to
the Crusader,' vii. 269, 516. Heraldry, iv. 349.
Hessel (Phoebe), ii. 74. Holbourne (Lady
Anne), vii. 2. Holt Castle, xi. 395. Holy-
oake as a lecturer, v. 223, 397. Horse-shoeing
in the sixteenth century, vi. 9. Horseshoes for
luck, iii. 9. "I shall journey through this
world," xi. 366. Irish folk-lore, iii. 313.
James II., inscription on his statue, i. 137 ;
iii. 57. Jenkyn, Little John, &c., v. 155.
Johnson (Dr.) : Dr. John Swan : Dr. Watts,
vii. 475. Keble photographs, vi. 250, 372.
Kirby Hall, Northants, vii. 275. Kissing
gates, ii. 395. ' Lass of Richmond Hill,' iii.
352. Leche family, i. 274. Legends on
English coins, vii. 294. ' Light of the World,'
iv. 131. Littlecote House, Wiltshire, viii. 407.
London and Birmingham Railway, viii. 292.
London cemeteries in 1860, ii. 393, 535 ; iii. 133.
London public monuments, xii. 418. London
signs : " Guy, Earl of Warwick," ix. 455.
London statues and memorials, ix. 1, 102, 282,
363, 481 ; x. 122, 290, 372. Longfellow, notes
on, vii. 378 ; his ' Village Blacksmith,' xi. 465.
March (1st of) : sweep " flees " away, xi. 374.
Marks (H. S.) and ' The Poor Blind Worm,'
xii. 310. Marlowe's birth, i. 491. Martello
towers, i. 411 ; iii. 193, 252. Martyrdom of
St. Thomas, ii. 196. Mary, Queen of Scots,
her crucifix, xii. 274. Matches in Congreve, vii.
397. Mayers' song, iii. 75 ; v. 403. Medicinal
waters, viii. 214. Milton and Hackney, xi. 438.
Mince pie and plum pudding, ix. 95. Monu-
mental brasses, vi. 275. Moxhay (Mr.), iii. 474.
Mulberry and quince, y. 15. Musical services
on church towers, viii. 8. Names : curious
juxtaposition, vi. 266. Nanny Natty Cote :
Lucy Locket, xi. 397. Napoleon's carriage, vii.
313. Naseby field, xi. 433, 514. " Naseby
Old Man," vi. 362. Nelson Column, iii. 456.
Newman (Cardinal), his birthplace, viii. 10.
Nicholas as a feminine name, xi. 255. ' Nicholas
Nickleby ' : Capt. Cuttle, i. 274 ; v. 14. Non-
conformist burial-grounds, x. 150. ' Northamp-
ton Mercury,' iii. 5, 137. Northern and
Southern pronunciation, ii. 317. " O dear,
what can the matter be ? " vii. 255. Oakham
Castle and its horseshoes, ii. 445. ' Old
Tarlton's Song,' viii. 494. Olorenshaw family,
iv. 66. Open - air pulpits, v. 55. Opie
(John), R.A., vii. 385. Parish clerk, ii. 215.
Parish constables, v. 427. Parish docu-
ments, ii. 415, 535. Parishes, small, iii. 193,
317. Party colours, v. 271 ; vi. 338. Pattens
in the church porch, ix. 268. Peek-bo,
ii. 153. Penny wares wanted, iii. 17. Picker-
ing (Sir Gilbert), of Titchmarsh, v. 151. Pillion :
flails, iii. 375. Pindar family, i. 135. Pleachy,
v. 393. Pole (Margaret), Countess of Salis-
bury, xii. 16. Police uniforms : omnibuses,
iii. 136. Polytechnic Institution, v. 454.
" Pop goes the weasel," iii. 491. Portmanteau
words and phrases, v. 235, 512. Portsmouth
Street, No. 14, ix. 395. Post boxes, vi. 453.
Post Office, 1856-1906, vi. 232. Pour, v. 392.
