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memoration in 1759, x. 114. Oxford men sent
to the Tower, i. 309. Palseologus in the West
Indies, vii. 255. Palm Sunday : Fig Sunday,
ix. 374. Papal styles : ' Pater Patrum,"
vii. 450. Parker's consecration and ' suffra-
gan " bishops, iv. 430. Parsons (W.), the
actor, ix. 368. Passive resister, v. 77. " Past,"
a, i. 396. Peacock as a symbol, v. 130, 193.
" Phil Elia," iii. 79. Pimlico : Eyebright, xi.
76. Pits (Arthur), x. 366. Pius X., anagrams
on, i. 253. Place, v. 353. Pole (David) : David
Powell, x. 125. Pole (Margaret), Countess of
Salisbury, xii. 16. Pontificate, ii. 173. Porta
del Popolo, Borne, ix. 433. Portmanteau
words and phrases, v. 170. Pounde (Thomas),
S.J., iv. 184 ; v. 172. Precept on drunken-
ness, vi. 372. Premonstratensian abbeys, iv.
231. Price (John), viii. 407. Princess Royal,
the title, viii. 35. Prior John at Brighton, ix.
478. Priscian's head, ix. 414. "Purple
patch," i. 477. Bastell (William), iii. 86.
Beligious houses of Sussex, vii. 134. Beverend
Esquires, ii. 307. Bitual question, vi. 512.
Boman tenement houses, ii. 74. Borne,
ancient, its population, xi. 273. Bose and
Gordon families, viii. 95. Butland (John or
Caspar?), ii. 189. St. Anthony's bread, viii.
315. St. Bartholomew and the Benedictines,
xii. 312. St. Devereux : St. Dubricius, viii. 17.
St. Edith, vi. 70. St. Expeditus, v. 297. St.
Florian, vi. 297. St. Francis's moon, x. 478.
St. Godwald, x. 476. St. Gregory the Great,
relics of, i. 106. St. Mary the Egyptian, xi.
391. St. Oswald: " Gescheibte Turm,"
vi. 488 ; viii. 371. St. Pancras Borough
Council motto, x. 369. St. Sidwell, xi.
377. St. Theobald, vii. 341. St. Wilge-
fortis, v. 273. St. William of Sherrifield,
vi. 374. Saint with five stars, v. 411. Saints,
English, vii. 497. " Sal et saliva," i. 431.
" Sanguis martyrum, semen Ecclesise," x.
487. Sardana, viii. 55. Scandinavian bishops,
ii. 153. Seine, river and saint, vii. 454. Sergeant
(John), viii. 447. Servius Sulpicius and Bret
Harte, viii. 297. Shakespeare's school : early
masters, viii. 397. Shakespeariana, iii. 426.
Shelley (William), iii. 441 ; iv. 55. Shelley
family, ii. 457. ' Sicilian's Tale,' ix. 374.
Siddons (Sarah), ix. 184. Silk first mentioned
in the Bible, viii. 297. Slade (John), xii. 14.
Smoking and blind men, ix. 376. Snodgrass
as a surname, x. 10. Spence (Paul), vii. 508.
Stephenson (Ernest Augustus), vi. 517. Stevens
(Richard), ii. 35. Strange (Bichard), viii. 429.
Suck -bottle : feeding-bottle, viii. 355. Sun-
dial inscription, ix. 518. Sussex arms, x. 332.
Tacitus and the ' Gesta Bomanorum,' i. 6.
Thomson (Christopher), x. 170. Thornton
Abbey : Abbot Gresham, xi. 348. Tower of
London, ix. 296. Trafalgar, iv. 431. Troper :
its derivation, ix. 330. Truckee, ix. 196.
Tugs, Wykehamical notion, i. 436. Veto at
Papal elections, i. 94. Victoria (Queen) of
Spain, her name-day, vii. 77, 156. Way
(William), alias Wygge, ii. 106. Waynflete
(William), iv. 36. White Ensign, ix. 174.
Wilton Nunnery, i. 248, 416. Winchester
College Visitation, 1559, ii. 45. Wolston, x.
95. Wright (Thomas vere John), iv. 86.
Wyatville (George Geoffry), vii. 175. ' Wyke-
hamist " first used, v. 470. ' Yong Souldier,'
i. 477
Wainfleet on " Erasmus Rogers," vii. 487
Waining bells, meaning of the term, vi. 169, 238
Wainscot, early use of the word, x. 325, 377
W T ainwright (John), Irish Baron of Exchequer, i. 55
Wainwright (T.) on Commonwealth marriages,
vi. 8. Documents in secret drawers, i. 475. Easter Woods, iv. 217. ' Lorna Doone,' viii.
76. Lundy Island, iv. 16. Milton (George),
scrivener, xi. 8
Waistcoat of Charles I., its history, ix. 226, 294 Waiter : " minority waiter," meaning of the term,
v. 510
Waiter, murdered, charged in the bill, xi. 410 Waits : guisers : Christmas carols, iii. 10 Waits, Christmas, ii. 504 ; viii. 485 Waits, city, at York, iv. 505 Wake (H.) on ' Chronicon Johannis Abbatis S.
Petri de Burgo,' vi. 488. De Everraus and
De Bullo pedigrees, vi. 510 Wake family, x. 364 Wakefield apparition, vi. 109, 156, 235 ' Wakefield Mysteries ' and Widkirk, x. 128, 177 Wakener's Wells, place name, its origin, ii. 129, 214 Wakerley (J. G. V.) on Wakerley, iv. 369 Wakerley (Bobert), Bector of Covington, v. 54 Wakerley family, iv. 369, 433 Wake-week in Warwickshire, x. 155 Walbeoff family, i. 347, 413 Walcheren expedition, memorials, xi. 509 Waldef of Cumberland, his descendants, ii. 241,
291, 332, 412
Waldegrave (fifth Earl of), his death, iv. 356 Waldmuller, 1383, inscribed on old painting, viii.
428
Waldock family, ix. 508 ; x. 78 Wale : forewale : afterwale, their origin, x. 146 Wale (W.) on Dickens on the Bible, v. 391 Waler (Sir Will), 1643, ii. 426 Wales, earthquakes in, vi. 30, 74 ; Celts of,
viii. 145, 218, 233, 274 ; lattice tongs in, ix. 67,
312 ; moon superstitions in, xii. 406, 518 ;
Christmas custom in, 1774, 507 Wales (William), residence at Hudson's Bay, xii.
488
Wales, South, Gruffydds, Princes of, ii. 213 Walgrave, Northants, its register, viii. 45 Waliva in Cumberland, its location, viii. 470 Walker, its derivation, v. 169, 212, 293 ; in
Latin, 227 Walker (Benjamin) on Prof. Walter Baily's
books, vii. 96. Beating the bounds, iv. 31.
Boundaries and humorous incidents, vii. 94.
" Castle Inn," Birmingham, xii. 258. Cox's
' History of Warwickshire,' v. 372. Cresset
stones, v. 394. Dunghill proverb, ix. 413.
Emblin (Henry) and Theodosius Keen, xii. 37.
Gainsborough, architect, xii. 18. Hundred
Courts, i. 127. Military Canal at Sandgato,
xii. 377. Moucharaby, viii. 431. S, its long
and short forms, viii. 372, Salford: Saltersford,
x. 338. Sax, iii. 294. Strzygowski, viii. 310.
Tutbury, Honour of, i. 127, 274. Welsh
poem, iv. 392. " What Lancashire thinks,"
ix. 457 Walker (Col. H. J. O.) on bibliographical queries,
iii. 227. Greek and Boman tablets, v. 228.
Malapert (Martin), iv. 349. Napoleon's corona- tion robe, v. 76 Walker (E.) on Swedish painters in England, xi.
467
Walker (F. G.) on village mazes, ix. 388 Walker (Sir H.) and Boyne man-of-war, c. 1700,
xi. 9, 74. Walker (H. F.)= Ellen Howard, 1833, x. 450
