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Scindia to Delhi,' v. 426 ; vi. 32 ; picaroon :
barracoon, ix. 185 ; in Spanish, xii. 448.
Klimius (Nicholas), iv. 153. Kniaz, iv. 152, 193.
Knoydart : its pronunciation, viii. 106. Kola-
nut : cam-wood, v. 286. Korean and Man-
churian names, i. 265. Krapina, viii. 188.
Language and physiognomy, xii. 416. Lascar
jargon, xi. 27, 135. Letters, their names, iii.
277. Lincolnshire names, xii. 235. Lin-
guistic curiosity, vii. 357. Lithuanian etymo-
logical dictionary, v. 248. Lithuanian folk-
lore : legless spirits, viii. 168. Lockhart's
' Spanish Ballads,' ii. 206. London street
names, iii. 254. MacErlean surname, iii. 249.
MacNab legend, xi. 208. MacNamara, its pro-
nunciation, vi. 485. Maghzen, its meaning,
vii. 11. Mahalla, its meaning, vii. 96. Man,
oldest, in the world, vi. 305. Man of noses, iv.
125. Manitoba, i. 206. March (Ausias), iv.
469. Maru, Japanese word, vii. 318. Matross :
topass, their meaning, vii. 411. Melisande :
Ettarre, iv. 156. Mellycaton : musk-million,
vi. 338. Mereday, Christian name, iv. 334.
Meriah, v. 252. Mesteque, its etymology, vii.
105. Millet, religious body, xii. 472. Minuet,
vi. 311. Mitis, its etymology, vii. 115. Mocassin,
ii. 225. Mocock : its meaning, viii. 107.
Moloker, Yiddish term, x. 385. Montjuich :
its pronunciation, xii. 466. Moucharaby, its
derivation, viii. 431. " Muck-a-Lucks," i. 287.
Mungoose, iii. 205. Musquash, ii. 46. Mussuk,
ii. 371. Muzhitekka : ghost-word, v. 385.
N, liquid, in English, xi. 171. Nabob, ii. 445.
Names, proper, in Schroer's ' English-German
Dictionary,' xi. 384. New Zealand fossil shells,
x. 489. ' Nit behamey," Yiddish phrase,
viii. 46. Ondatra : its origin, iv. 406. One :
its pronunciation, xii. 374. Opium den, fact
and fiction, xii. 487. Pamela : Pamela, ii.
90. 'Pancharis': 'Minerva,' 1735, v. 114.
Parpaloi : Mamaloi, x. 325. Patagonia and the
Patagonians, xi. 332. Patty, vi. 255. Paunches,
a kind of silk, iv. 366. " Pearls cannot equal
the whiteness of his teeth," iv. 355. Penne-
father, origin of the name, vi. 112. Pennell's
' Life of Leland,' vii. 25. Peri, a Guiana term,
ii. 306. Peroun, viii. 331. Perrywhimptering,
iv. 127. Petersburg or St. Petersburg, x. 357.
Phoorea, a ghost- word, iv. 105. Piccaninny,
iv. 27, 317. Piece-broker, iv. 412. Pita, i. 326.
Place-names, their etymology, xi. 398. Platt
(Sir Hugh), his arms, i. 207. Plew, vi. 51.
Pogrom, v. 197. Pompelmous, iii. 191. Port
Arthur, i. 457. Portmanteau words and
phrases, v. 170. Potto, its etymology, iv.
286. Powwow, its meaning, vii. 265. Praty,
its origin, iv. 346. Preseren, Slavonic poet, vi.
68. Pulque, its origin, vi. 145. Punch, the
beverage, v. 71. Quillin or Quillan : name
and arms, iv. 253. Quotations, English and
Spanish, ii. 373. ' Rabbits " for luck, xi. 258.
Rabi'ah, son of Mukaddam, iv. 515. Racial
problem of Europe, viii. 218. Ragozine, a
pirate, xii. 233. Raisuli : the name, ix. 368.
Raja-i-Rajgan, Indian title, vii. 66. Ramie,
ii. 13. Ramsammy, its meaning, vii. 473.
Ravison: scrivelloes, ii. 292. Regestvensky,
iii. 396. Requiem, a shark, ii. 85. Resp.,
iv. 50. Roll of Carlaverock, v. 53. Roose-
velt, its pronunciation, vi. 368. Roumanian
folk-lore, vi. 287. Ruby Wedding, xii. 55.
Runeberg, Finnish poet, ii. 93. Rupee, ii. 184.
Russian names, xi. 186. Saghalien, its pro-
nunciation, iv. 185. St. Edith, vi. 70. St.
Florian, vi. 297. St. Oswald : " Gescheibte
Turm," vii. 11. Sambo : its etymology, v.
367. Santa Fe, vi. 353, 452. Santapee, Guiana,
term, x. 264. Santorin and St. Irene, v. 510.
Sarawak : its pronunciation, viii. 166. Sassaby,
i. 146. Satan's autograph, iii. 268. Saturday
in Spanish, v. 435. Sceptic : sceugh, xii. 66.
Schlenter, i. 404. Scivroogh, its meaning, vii.
516. Scott (Sir W.), on Scotch and Irish, xi.
107 ; his ' Search after Happiness,' xii. 458.
Scottish -is and -es in proper names, x. 486.
Scrap Hager Alkali, xi. 218. Seecatchie :
holluschickie, xii. 48. Segalas (J.), viii. 336.
Selling oneself to the Devil, y. 78. Seoul, its
pronunciation, i. 43. Seraskier : its pronun-
ciation, xi. 144, 293. Serbian-English Dic-
tionary, vi. 28. Shack, a wooden hut, xii.
306. Shakespeariana, viii. 164 ; xi. 244.
Shalgham-zai, Anglo-Indian term, x. 448.
Shicer and shicker, iii. 345. Sindbad the Sailor,
vi. 256. Sjambok, its pronunciation, iv. 204 ;
v. 135. Skrimshander, vi. 150. Skunk, iii.
386. Slovenish language, vii. 436. Smith in
Latin, iv. 457. Sneegum or Sneezum surname,
xii. 206. Souwarrow nut, iii. 447. Spanish
epigram, xii. 405. Spanish Soledadilla, vi.
25. Squaw : mahala, i. 64. " Stripping
cows," xii. 409. Struthias (Josephus), ii. 151.
Supawn, its origin, vii. 163. Szechenyi : its
pronunciation, ix. 125. Tarot cards, v. 407.
Terrapin, its etymology, vi. 185. Testout, iv.
131, 353. TH as a symbol, x. 436. This too
shall pass away," iv. 368. Tholsels, iv. 453.
Thunder folk-lore, iii. 408. Thune : (Eil-de-
boeuf, French slang, vii. 8. Tigernacus, iii. 318.
Tintagel, its pronunciation, x. 194. Tinterero,
iv. 316. Tobacco, its etymology, vii. 167.
Tomahawk, ii. 387. Topinambou, v. 66.
Totem, iii. 27. Tourmaline, iii. 66, 152.
Tradagh = Drogheda, vii. 328. Trafalgar, iv.
471. Tsarskoe Selo, its pronunciation, iii. 146.
Twelve surname, xii. 196. Twins : which is the
elder, xi. 449. Tzerclas surname, vi. 385.
Ulidia, house motto, vii. 356. Valkyrie, ii. 324.
Valparaiso, its pronunciation, vi. 206. Ven-
dium, v. 197. Verschoyle : Folden, iii. 115.
Vixens and drunkenness, iii. 437. Voivode,
iii. 266. Walsh surname : new theory, xii. 446.
Wangun, its etymology, vii. 367. Wapiti, iii.
29. Ward surname, vii. 154. Watches with
words instead of figures, v. 349. Waterloo, its
pronunciation, x. 232. Welsh poem, iv. 208.
Weyman (Stanley), his ' Wild Geese,' x. 146.
Whip-ma- whop-ma-gate, xii. 227. Wigwam :
tepee : wickieup, ix. 406. Wilscombe Club,
viii. 134. Words and phrases in American
newspapers, xii. 10. Yam, its origin, vi. 66.
Yataghan, its etymology, xi. 466. Yaws, its
etymology, i. 5. Yiddish language, ix. 267.
Ytene, its pronunciation, vii. 186
Platt (L. J.) on sundial motto, i. 148
Plaxtol, Kentish place-name, its origin, ix. 430,
477 x. 33 72
Plaxto'n (Rev.' George), x. 301, 422, 503 ; xi. 223 Play, miracle, ' St. Christian,' c. 1505, xi. 230 Play at Sadler's Wells alluded to by Wordsworth,
i. 7, 70, 96, 136 Playbill, earliest, i. 28, 71, 114 Player (Sir Thomas), elder and younger, ' D.N.B.'
on, v. 189
Players at Newcastle-on-Tyne, xii. 222 Players' companies on tour, 1548-1630, xii. 41, 222
