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GENERAL INDEX.
Tennis, earliest work on the game, vii. 500
Tennis Court, Haymarket, the site of, iv. 110,
155, 176, 231
Tennyson (Lord), his ' Margaret,' i. 507 ; ii. 94. 138 ; " oorali " explained, ii. 409, 453 ; his ' Flower in the crannied wall,' iii. 167, 358 ; " Memmian naphtha -pits," ix. 67, 137 ; x. 176, 234, 476 ; " titmarsh " in poem by, ix. 487 ; x. 16, 155 ; commemorative tablet, x. 280 ; and George Crabbe, xi. 450 ; and Gold- smith, xii. 140 Tennysoniana, ii. 341, 394
Tent = tenth, use of the word, ii. 47
Tenterden steeple and Goodwin Sands, sermon on, v. 26S
Tenure customs, ancient, iii, 269 : T. 38
Teoni (Ralf de), his wife, i. 32
Terence, owner of a French edition, 1628, xii. 412
Termonde, the font at, x. 428
Terms, ancient, for articles belonging to a knight, v. 50, 138, 266
Ternant (Andrew de) on ' Big Ben ' and Phil May, iii. 237 Chilston, vii, 487 Cooking, domestic, with lime, ix, 409 ' Dictionary of Musicians,' of 1822-7, iv. 487 ; viii. 394 Empires of the Air and Sea, xii. 67 Garrick in France, ii. 359 Gibbon and Hibgame, ii. 306 Gibbon on the classics, ii. 188 Inglis (Henry David), 1795-1835, ix. 189 King's Theatre (Opera House), Haymarket, v. 96 Longfellow, on Dufresny, iii. 26 May (Phil) and his bio- graphers, ix. 305, 377 Trilby, ix. 97 Writers on music, ii. 87
" Terra Susana," meaning of the phrase, iii. 83, 235
Terrace, as name for row of houses, iii. 207, 251, 291, 332, 391
" Terrapin," origin of the word, iv. 106, 318
" Terre Sancte, ad subsidium," payment of fines in aid of Crusades, vi. 188
" Territorials " in London, c. 1588, vi. 323, 364, 457 ; vii. 37
Terry (General Astloy) on " Dr. Syntax," v. 448 ; vi." log Heraldic,' x. 270 Lowther (Col.), vi. 217 Military : coloured print, ix. 114 Neunburg, arms of, vi. 89 Parsons (William) : Life or Horse Guards, ix. 116 " Terse " claret, origin of the term, iii. 7, 116
" Tertium quid," earliest use of the phrase, iii. 67, 131
Tertius on families : duration in male line, v. 132 Leigh (Theophilus), D.D., iv. 537 Meriet Arms, v. 337 Nottingham as a surname, v. 276 Top hat in sculpture, v. 295
" Tertius gaudens," source of the expression, iii. 327
Tertullian on Christians and lions, i. 428, 492
Testament, black-letter, date of edition, x. 69 140
' Testamenta Eboracensia,' meaning of words in, iv. 128
Testina editions of Machiavelli's works, x. 128
Tetherington (Jack), Irishman and gambler, xi. 300
Tew (Rev. E. L. H.) on Annesley (Samuel), ix. 305' Arabian Nights,' v. 29 Authors of quotations wanted, ii. 129 Beatson (General),
and the Crimean War, vii. 135 ; ix. 397, 516
Bishops addressed as " My Lord," v. 96
Briefs, ix. 307 Brutton : the Earl of Cardigan,
ix. 436 Camden Society : ' Long Ago,' v. 328
Cameron of Fassifern, Memoir of, ix. 234
Chaplains : their status, iv. 208 Church closed
on vicar's death, iv. 286 Cigar, centenary ofy.
ix. 454 Colleges : matriculation and gradua-
tion, vii. 474 Cromwell (Richard) at Cheshunt,
vi. 351 Duelling, ix. 230 " Egoism " v.
" egotism," ix. 450 Epaulets, x. 270 Essex
as Christian name, iii. 173 Eyre (Governor) r
Bishop Westcott, ix. 447 Fee-farm rents, ix.
157, 317 Fiction, real characters in, vi. 366
Fox of Stradbroke, ix. 486 Gale (Rev. Thomas),,
ix. 188 Gillespie (Robert Rolls) at Vellore, iii.
397 Graham (W.), and Jane Clermont, ii. 108
' Guy Livingstone,' author of, iv. 249
Henley, seven oars at, vii. 108 Howard
(Miss) and Napoleon III., v. 458 Hurricane at
Hornsey, ix. 266 Jersey (Earl of) : lines on
his ancestress, iv. 310 Kennett and Howe-
families, ii. 229 ; vi. 148 Lade (Sir John), x.
316 ' Last Links with Byron, Shelley and
Keats,' viii. 228 Light Brigade at Balaclava^,
ix. 186, 334 Maida : "regiments present, iv. 110,.
232, 334' Mistletoe Bough,' chest, ii. 326
Monkey nation, ix. 206 Montaigne (Arch-
bishop), ii. 87 Napoleon's " Guard," iv. 289
Nonconformists, dedication of Chapels, vi. 131
-" Over end " = straight up, ix. 298 Oxford
degrees and ordination, iv. 528 ; v. 133
Pluralities, ix. 290 Postage stamps, first per*
f orated, iv. 197 Providence, voyage of :
Capt. Bligh, ix. 489; x. 116, 277 Rectors of
Up ham and Durley, x. 63, 366 Ryan : Lord
Cardigan at Balaclava, v. 508 Smith (Father),,
the organ builder, ii. 189 Suffolk (Frances,.
Duchess of), y. 427 Sussex (Duke of) : mor-
ganatic marriages, ix. 470 Sussex drinking
custom, ix. 248 " Trod," ix. 454 " Trooper,"
x. 328 Tudor's (Mary) grave, iii. 246 Turkish
spy in Paris in the 17th century, v. 489 Turpm's
(Dick) ride to York, vi. 189, 355 Upham Latin
inscriptions : Holdway and Ewen, iv. 330 ;
v. 438 Warner (Rev. Ferdinando), ix. 369
" Waters " and Lieut. Warneford, ix, 391
" Weakest goes to the wall, The," x. 27
Wellesley's (Lord) issue, ix. 436 Wesley
Journals, iv. 369 Young (Rev. Edward), iii.
148
" Tewke," " tuke," kind of cloth c. 1490, iii. 87,. 130, 155
Textor (lonenes Ravisius) and Roger Ascham, . iii. 441
Thacker (Gilbert), Westminster scholar, 1677, ii. 49
Thacker (J, G.) on " Seven Seas," xi. 502
Thacker (William), c. 1824, date of his death,, iv. 270
Thackeray (J. W.) on British infantry, viii. 491 Myless, Essex, vii. 513 Thacker (William), iv. 270
Thackeray (T. J.), playwright, c. 1826, and W. M.- Thackeray, iii. 28, 132, 215
Thackeray (W. M.), his use of the word " mugir,"" i. 221 ; at the British Museum, ii. 428, 472 ; and the stage, 428, 494 ; iii. 28, 74, 91, 132 ; and pugilism, iii. 28, 111 ; his last words, 47,. 91 ; nis broken nose, 162, 251 ; centenary notice, iv. 21, 61, 101, 141, 178 : and Dickens's Mantalini, 47, 153, 258 ; his Col. Newcome, liter- ary parallel, 225 ; and the Marquis de Sou- bise's cook, 270 ; origin of the name, 283, 333,.
