Notes and Queries, July 30, 1904.
INDEX.
523
B. (W. C.) on ' Edwin Drood ' continued, 37
Epitaphs, their bibliography, 217
February 30, 166
" Fide, sed cui vide," 87
Fulture, 225
Glass manufacture, 51
" Hanged, drawn, and quartered," 356, 410
" Jenion's Intack," 477
"Kick the bucket," 314
" Kissed hands," 135
London rubbish at Moscow, 257
Lynold family, 307
Manor Rolls, guide to, 272
Mayor's seal for confirmation, 447
Mount Grace le Ebor', its records, 198
'Oxford English Dictionary,' 193
P. P., Clerk of the Parish,' 137
Parkins (Dr.), 51
Pindar family, 135
' Plumpton Correspondence,' 466
' Practice of Piety,' 15
Public school, our oldest, 257
Purlieu : Bow -rake : Buck-leap, 85
" Sal et saliva," 432
Sex before birth, 406
Sherlock, 426
Sleep and Death, 315
" Son confort et liesse," 232
Stow, misprints in Thoms's edition, 205
Turner : Canaletto, 217 B. (W. E.) on Latin lines, 373 B r (R.) on engravings, 336
Martello towers, 356
Oak, the ash, and the ivy, 35
Penrith, 156
Tideswell and Tideslow, 52 B s (R.) on diabread, 126 Babar (Emperor), his memoirs, 1 47 Badger in the bag, game, 289, 355 Bagshaw (Samuel), his ' History, Gazetteer, and Directory of the County of Kent,' 1847, 9, 152, 295 Bairn, Scotch word used in Lincolnshire, 415 Bala, weather at, 347 Balbus on Penrith, 97
Baldock (G. Yarrow) on medical barristers, 32 Ball (F. Elrington) on John Wainwright, Baron of
the Exchequer in Ireland, 55 Banns of marriage, time of their publication, 18 Baptism, "sal et saliva" in, 368, 431, 514 Baptist Minister on Temple College, Philadelphia, 207 Barbers, famous references to, 290, 375, 513 Barbey-Boissier (Madame) on Louis XVII., 267 Barclay- Allardice (R.) on long lease, 32
Parish register to stop a rat's hole, 266 Bardsley's ' Dictionary of Place-names,' error in, 505 Barnes(Barnaby),plotof 'The Devil'sCharter,'467, 509 Barrar, use and meaning of word, 349, 434, 478, 515 Barrett College, North Carolina, its fictitiousdegrees, 45 Barristers, medical, 32
Barrow, use and meaning of word, 349, 434, 478, 515 Bartholeyns (A. O'D.) on picture by Frith, 67 Bartolozzi, ' Life ' by M. Missirini, 289 Baskish and Ainoo languages, 264, 297, 432, 513 Baskish Bible, 284, 315 Baskish legends, their recitation, 190, 493 Basle, Council of, Heine's legend, 8, 397
Bass Rock music, 308, 374, 437
Batchelor (John), his Ainoo dictionary, 265
Bates (E. F.) on Aristotle and moral philosophy, 405
Marlowe and Shakespeare, 75 Bath, Richard Nash at, 32, 96 ; Nelson at, 366 Batley, Easter sepulchre at, 1509, 265 Batrome (John), carved woodwork by, 88, 173, 252,
338, 378
Batson (H. M.) on Mortimer, 109 Battlefield sayings, 268, 375, 437 Baxter (F. W.) on Baxter's oil printing, 490 Baxter (George), his patent oil printing process, 427, 490 Bayley (A. R.) on Becket's martyrdom, 451
Bradley, co. Southampton : Clark family, 456
Camden on surnames : Musseiwhite, 314
Charles the Bold, 232
Crowns in tower or spire of church, 17
Dee (Dr.), his magic mirror, 16
Dorsetshire snake-lore, 253
Dryden portraits, 435
Egremont (Earl of), 192
Fair Maid of Kent, 374
" Feed the brute," 416
Fettiplace, 396
Ghent, its arms, 168
Hall (John), Bishop of Bristol, 72
Hartley (William), 198, 316
Marlborough and Shakespeare, 177
Nelson and Wolsey, 376
' Oxford University Calendar,' 92
Public school, our oldest, 215, 257
Reade, 393
Rous or Rowse family, 97
St. Dunstan, 216
Shadwell's ' Bury Fair,' 221
Walbeoff family, 413 Bayne (T.) on anon, 337
Craik (Georgiana M.), 346
Hasped, 366
Hockey, 385
Irving's ' History of Scotish Poetry,' 325
Oonalaska, 486
Pennecuik (Alexander), gent., 386
Phrase : what is it ? 427
Scotch words and English commentators, 261, 456
Shanks's mare, 345
Watts's hymns, 508 Beadnell family, 17, 515
Beardshaw (H. J.) on "Run of his teeth," 478 Beating the bounds, origin of the custom, 489 Beaven (A. B.) on Mark Hildesley, 475 Beaumont (Sir Thomas), of Whitley Hall, co. York,
his motto, 87 Beaumont and Fletcher's ' Valentinian,' quotation from,
405 Becket (St. Thomas k), his martyrdom, references and
illustrations, 388, 450
Beggi (F. O.), book collector, his biography, 148, 198 Begum. See Bhopal and Sumroo. Belben (P.) on " send " of the sea, 456 Bell: Dead bell: Passing bell, use of custom, 308, 350 Bell (R.), his edition of Chaucer, 404 "Bellamy's" in English and Australian Houses of
Legislature, 169, 352, 518
Bells: "ringingthebellsaukeoraukert(awkward),"179 Belludo, supernatural horse of Spain, 417
