TENTH SEEIES.
293
Walker (James W.) on "femmer," x. 9. " Walk-
ing " cloth, v. 169
Walker (John), and the lucifer match, xi. 427 ; xii. 56
W T alker (Peter), Merchant Taylor scholar, vi. 308
Walker (Peter and John), c. 1770, their parentage, iii. 8, 57
Walker (R. Johnson) on Robert Barker, v. 229. Camelian, viii. 394. Danteiana, vii. 251. Euripides: Electra,' viii. 47. Heralds their anointing, vii. 448. Hessel (Phoebe) and Fontenoy, vi. 132. Latin pronunciation in England, vii. 170. " Lying Bishop," vii. 496. Mimes of Herondas, i. 68. Pictorial blinds, vii. 493
W'alker (S.) on authors of quotations, ix. 149
Walker (Sarah), " Old Campaigner," 1750-1838, vii. 464
Walker (Thomas), actor, in Dublin, ii. 247
Walker (Thomas), ' Treatise upon the Art of Flying,' ix. 441
Walkern, the witch of, iv. 149, 197, 318 ' Walking " cloth, illustration of, v. 169, 212, 293
Walking in two parishes on the same day, xii. 89
Walkyn Silver, in Westmorland, iii. 29, 95, 170
Wall (E.) on Polynesian islands, v. 329. ' Short Whist,' xii. 318
Wall (Col. John)=Mary Brilliana Martin, ii. 309 ; iii. 232 ; iv. 14
Wall (J. C.) his ' Shrines of British Saints,' iii. 486
W T all family, v. 270, 489 ; vi. 55
Wall family, formerly of Dymock, Gloucestershire, iv. 8
Wallace (A.) on Irish ejaculatory prayers, i. 249. Lane (Mrs.) and Peter Pindar, i. 226
Wallace (William Ross), author of " The hand that rocks the cradle," iv. 447 ; v. 273, 357
Waller (A. R.) on authors of quotations, viii. 374, 434 ; x. 454 ; xii. 158. Book-plate verses, ix. 167. Crabbe bibliography, i. 86. ' Monstrous Regimen of Women,' xi. 235. Nonconformists burial-grounds, x. 31. Palgrave's ' Golden Treasury,' viii. 393. Swank, ix. 513
Waller (J. G.), index to the plates in his ' Brasses,' vi. 210
Wallflowers, called " bloody warriors " in Devon- shire, iii. 486
Wallingford House, Whitehall, print of, ix. 489
Walloon etymologies, xii. 405
Walls, tile-bonded, in Tamworth Churchyard, vii. 210
Wallsend, spelling reform in, ix. 67
Walmer Castle and Lord Nelson, viii. 310
Walmisley (W. M.) on spoon and hair, viii. 150
Walney Island names, their etymology, i. 387, 492 ; ii. 56
Walpole (G.) on "To have a month's mind," ii. 487. ' Ugly rush," iii. 165
Walpole (Horace), and Madame du Deffand, i. 325 ; his letters to the Countess of Ailesbury, iii. 386 ; iv. 158 ; on the Douglas cause, iv. 85 ; letters to Rev. Mr. Birch and Rev. H. Etough, v. 133, 173 ; and ' Anecdotes of Polite Litera- ture,' vi. 201 ; Strawberry Hill sale catalogues, vii. 461, 517 ; stanza on Duchess of Devonshire, ix. 449 Walpole (Lady) and John Shorter, iii. 269, 317,
337, 434 Walpole (Sir Robert), " Every man has his price,"
vii. 367, 470, 492
Walpole and Shorter families, iv. 13 Walpole family of Athlone, ix. 343
Walsh (W- P. P.) on egg good in parts, xi. 356.
Irish Royal Engineers, x. 328
Walsh family of Lincolnshire, vii. 349, 497 ; viii. 33, 214, 371
Walsh surname, its philological interest, xii. 446
Walsie (Catherine ) = Nicholas Stanihurst, iv. 168
Walsingham (Sir T.), dedication of 'All Fools ' to, v. 347
Walsoken, Norfolk, seven-sacrament font at, v. 36
Waltheof, Earl of Northumberland, temp. Wil- liam I., xii. 447
Walters (H. B.) on Wigan bell foundry, v. 257. Worfield churchwardens' accounts, iv. 327
Walters (R.) on George Almar, vi. 292. Amateur dramatic clubs, iv. 431. ' Belle Assemblee ' : Miss Cubitt, iv. 152. Byrch arms, iv. 135. Dickens and Thackeray, iii. 377. Dighton (Richard), x. 454. Dry applied to spirituous liquors, viii. 371. Farrell, of the Pavilion Theatre, iii. 252. Grindlay (Capt.) : T. Wag- horn, vi. 217. Guernsey lily, x. 412. Humby (Mrs.), actress, iii. 337. Kemble burial-places, viii. 54. ' Melton Breakfast,' viii. 315. Quota- tions wanted, v. 437. Twitchel, iii. 351. ' Wrong Man,' vii. 407. Zoffany, x. 193
Walton, Lancashire, and Warton family, vi. 450 ;
,
vii. 14 Walton (Anne), epitaph in Worcester Cathedral,
x. 68 Walton (Capt.), mythical brevity of his dispatch,
vi. 225 ; vii. 494
Walton (G.) on Capt. Walton's dispatch, vi. 225 Walton (Miss Sarah) on Jennings of Soddylt Hall,
iv. 47
Walton and Cotton Club, its rules, 1817, ix. 310 Walton Castle, Clevedon, Somerset, its history, xi.
108, 217 Wanborough, Wilts, pattens in church porch, ix.
268, 336
Wandsworth, dispute of dyers in, v. 126 Waney timber denned, x. 490 ; xi. 34 Wangun, etymology of the word, vii. 367 Wapiti, pronunciation of the word, iii. 29 War, dogs in, iv. 488, 537 ; v. 36, 195 ; laws or
custom of, vi. 429, 516 ; conscientious scruples
against, 1837, x. 9 War, its old pronunciation, v. 228, 310 ; vi. 138,
176, 270, 356 ; vii. 514 War bow, last used, i. 225, 278, 437, 497 War medals, best books on, iii. 247, 315 War Office in fiction, iv. 127, 235 War song of the Boy Scouts, x. 225 Warbeck (Perkin) and Exeter, vi. 107, 154 Warbleton Priory, " screaming skull " at, iv.
107, 194, 252, 331, 514 Warburton (Bishop), his ' True Methodist,' i. 167 ;
and David Mallet, ii. 7 Ward (B. M.) on Buckle's History of Civilization,'
xii. 328 Ward (Major B. R.) on Col. By, R.E., vi. 135. De
Lancey (Sir William H.), v. 72 ; vi. 33. Water- loo, vi. 316 Ward (C. A.) on " Famous ' Chelsea, iv. 434.
Fame, v. 49. Marechal (Sylvain), iv. 265.
Nelson's signal, iv. 321, 411, 533 ; v. 136 Ward (C. S.) on Battle of Bedr, ii. 475. Battle
of Spurs, ii. 518. Baxter's oil printing, i. 490.
Bishop Island, vi. 76. Boer War of 1881, i.
277. Comet in 1580, iii. 8. " Consul of God,"
i. 32. Dahuria, i. 248. Galton (Rev. Arthur),
i. 413. " George, P'ce of Salm Salm," ii. 249. Godfrey of Bouillon, vi. 213. "God's silly
